Want Government
Take Some Action
In French Strikes
—
(By The Associated Press')
PARIS. June 18, — Leftists
clamored for quick governmental
action against seven hundred
thousand armed rightists accus
ed of preparing for a march on
Paris..
Asserting “fascists” were ready
to march to prevent the people’s
iront government from carrying
out its program of legislation,
Colonel Francois de la Rocque,
head of the rightist Croix de Feu
or Fiery Cross, heightened the
tension with a warning of polit
ical action.
The socialists called him the
tool of big business, who was
ready to start a French civil war.
Premier Blum, supporting lab
or reform measures before the
-senate told the devaluation advo
cates that the failure of his pro
gram would mean increased de
flation.
Blum mentioned President F.
D. Roosevelt in characterizing the
United States program of experi
ment as vaster and deeper than
ours. “Roosevelt worked under
less favorable conditions than
ours,” he said, referring to the
devaluation.
Income Revenue
Watched Closely
Treasury Men
(By The Associated Press'
WASHINGTON. June 17—The
President's budget expectations
of a billion four hundred and
thirty four million dollars income
tax revenue for the current fiscal
year, is virtually realized when
the treasury reported collections
of two hundred and seventy-six
million nine hundred and fifty
three thousand for the first fif
teen days of June, or slightly
more than eighteen percent in
excess of the amount collected
during the comparable period of
last year. Total income taxes of
the present fiscal year beginning
last July first, will amount to one
billion three hundred and ninety
three million dollars.
Treasury officials said they ex
pected approximately three hun
dred and seventy five million
will be collected for the full i
month of June, indicating that
the year's total on June thirty
will be approximately a billion
four hundred and ninety three
million or fifty nine million more
than the President counted on.
Court Order
Saved Life of
Big Elephant
(Bv The Associated Press)
SAN FRANCISCO. June 18. —
A court order this morning sav
ed the life of Wally, a half an
hour before the huge elephant
was slated to be shot for killing
his trainer.
The reprieve was granted af
ter protests had been made by
the mayors of Oakland and San
Francisco, and other interested
parties.
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