Evening star., 1936-06-30

BACK GhOUND-
The internal troubles OF France,
centerino around the NatioH-,Dtde
tolded-arr,S strike dntt-date the
Government of Premier Blum. who
is seeking better labor conditions
oper the opposition OF the Rtghtist
groups, who fight him because OF
his Jewish pdrentage.
The JepiSh- Arab disorders Uhich
hare plagued Britain in the Holy
Land hare notU spread to Algeria.
BY the Associated Press.
PARIS. June 30.-Street nights ana
labor riots among French and native
workers in Algeria brought troops ana
armed guards to three strike centers
today.
A detachment of guards left Bona
for the interior, where 400 strlKlng
native miners attacked a trelght tralh
late Yesterday and exchanged shots
with a police escort.
Troops were stationed ON all streels
leading to the Jewish quarter OF Oran.
A military guard surrounded the CITY
hall as the prefect of police assumed
personal command Of the forces IN an
effort to halt the disorders.
Military Intervention at Oran fol-
lowed a clash between Nationalists
and Leftists. in which one person was
fatally injured and a dozen others
wounded. Several shots were nred
during the fight.
Guards Clear Streets.
Guards cleared the streets of Con-
stantine after encounters between Lett
and Right demonstrators. A police
captain was injured during the tight,
leading to the arrest of II rioters.
AS political and labor trouble spread
to the French possession in Northern
Africa, scattered demonstrations
brought new tension in France itself.
Firemen routed Is unemployed
who occupied the city hall at Sau-
sheim. a suburb of Mulhouse. Streams
of water from fire hose forced the
demonstrators to retire from the pub
lie building after they had raised the
red flag and the tri-color together.
A Nationalist demonstration at the
tomb of the unknown soldier beneath
the Arch of Triumph in Paris was
dispersed by police.
Fight on Floor Expected.
The bitter struggle between Left
and Right extremists was expected
to break out on the floor of the Cham
ber of Deputies today after transfor-
nation of Col Francois de la ROGUE S
Croix de Feu into the new Social
political party.
De la Rocque, seeking conquest and
power" defied Communist demands
for complete dissolution of his move
ment.
The Socialist newspaper, LIE Popu-
laire, accused the reorganized Croix
de Feu of planning to use force to
prevent occupation of factories by
strikers continuing the folded arms
walkout into the sixth week.
The Nationalist leader, the paper
charged, requested members of his
political faction to pay taxes "as late
as possible" and buy no government
bonds in an effort to embarrass the
Peoples Front government Of Premier
Leon Blum.
Dissolution Order Is Topic.
Five Nationalist deputies were ex-
pected to question the government on
the illegal" dissolution order against
RightiSt leagues during debate in
the parliamentary chamber at which
Blum was to be represented by Roger
Salengro, minister of the interior.
The premier is in Geneva attending
the League of Nations Assembly Ses-
sion.
The sixth week of the strike, which
at its height claimed almost 100000
workmen, saw an estimated $50, 700
strikers occupying their places Of
work.
One thousand naval shipyard work.
ers at st. Nazaire. clad in blue over
sion for one of their number who
died from a fall during occupation
of the works. Leaders ordered fore
men and engineers to lay down their
tools.
Hotels to Reopen Doors.
Hotel proprietors at Nice decided to-
day to end their three-day lockout and
reopen their doors tomorrow
They said the closing of Riviera no.
tells had hurt the tourist business.
The hotel owners proclaimed lock-
out of $50 establishments Sunday
morning in answer to workers de-
mands for higher wages and shorter
hours, which the government has been
frvinp To arhitratP