The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 1, 1936, Page 3

~ POLITICAL PROBLEM Momentous ‘Legislation Lacks Only Final Approval of Ne, Chamber of Deputies" a Paris, Oct. 1.—(®)—A comprehen- sive devaluation measure, apparently solving a dangerous political prob- French senate and by the finance sone ittee of the chamber of dep- uties, With the momentous legislation lacking only the final approval of the chamber, Premier Leon Blum an- nounced he would leave Paris tonight on a delayed journey to Geneva. Thus’ he indicated his confidence that ‘the government's devaluation difticulties were ended, Accepts Compromise ‘The chamber finance committee ac- cepted the compromise definitely gf- ter the senate had passed the substi- tute measure without a record vote. It provides for realignment of the currency, but provides a check on government decree powers to control Price increases, The government approved the sub- stitute bill, withdrawing its objections to particular clauses in the original measure, : ‘The senate, bowing to the govern- ment’s desire for speed, pushed through the compromise after only a brief debate. Obligated to Arbitrate As finally approved by the senate, the clause concerning the bitterly de- bated issue of decree powers to fight price increases provides for obligatory arbitration and concilation of labor disputes erising from rises in the cost of living. The government, in the case of strike trouble, could, with the ap- Proval of the national economic coun- cil, issue decree forcing both sides to submit their. troubles for solution, Minister of State Chautemps brought forward the substitute meas- ures which held to actual devaluation but denied government demands for complete. decree power, without an outside check, Browder Will Seek . Damages for Arrest Terre Haute, Ind., Oct. 1. — (#) — Shortly after Earl Browder, Com- munist candidate for president, and: four associates were released from jail Thursday David J. Bentall, Chi- cago attorney, said he would seek damages for the five on the grounds they had been falsely arrested and imprisoned. bos Bentall, who read over the radio Wednesday night the speech Browder had planned to deliver at a Com- munist party rally, said suit would be filed against Mayor Samuel Beecher and Police Chief James C. Yates. Vagrancy charges placed against the five when the came here Wed- nesday where dismissed in city court ‘Thursday morning after they had spent the night in jail. Browder ac- cepted his release without comment. Township Treasurer Held for Shortages The state bonding department has paid a claim of $500 on the bond of c Brown, treasurer of Shields township in .Grant county, Harold, a eye state insurance director of the bonding depart- ment, announced Thursday. Charged with a shortage of $959.67 in the township funds, Brown has waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to district court on $500 bond, Hopton said. The claim, filed with the bonding department, alleged he wrote checks to a wholsale house to pay personal bills with township funds. Pupils Back at School After Four-Day Strike Campbell, O., Oct. 1.—(?)—After a four-day strike in which police once resorted to tear gas bombs to disperse them, approxjmately 700 Memorial high school students returned Thurs- day to classes under an agreement reached with William Glass, school board president. Student strike leaders and Glass announced the agreement provided that the board and not Superintend- ent of Schools A. 8. Klinko should decide whether Michael Graban, journalism instructor, is to be trans- ferred to a grade school. Fargo Woman Heads Missionary Society Fargo, N. D., Oct. .—(P}—Mrs. W. si anaes Jaeatadides Leone ary society, western conference, of the United Lutheran Church of Aimerica Jem, was approved Thursday by the |’ Regularly 1.981 Kid and Suede! Regularly 98e! Coat or Ski Pants Boys’ or girls’ 1-3, Cotton. Sheer, beautiful silk hose—at a price we won't be able to feature again this year! First quality, full fashioned. . .. 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