DISORDERS IN PARIS
EXTENSION OF STRIKES. PROBLEMS FOR INCOMING GOVERNMENT. PARIS. April 7. Some demonstrators in the Paris streets seized chairs from cafe terraces and attacked the police. Others tore up iron tree-guards. The police were soon in control and forced the crowd from the vicinity of the Senate Building. M. Blum is not expected to resign until the Finance Bill comes before the Senate tomorrow. It is reported that M. Daladier has already drawn up a “Paper Cabinet.” Whatever Government succeeds, it will have to face the problem of stay-in strikes in themetai, motorcar and aircraft industries which are hampering France’s defence plans. There were three more strikes in the Paris region this evening, making a total of 29, affecting 50,000 workers.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 9 April 1938, Page 10
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