FRENCH DEVALUATION BILL
SENATE’S COMPROMISE ACCEPTED PARIS, October 1. The Senate, by a show of hands, adopted the amended Devaluation Bill, which was returned to the chamber. The finance committee of the chamber adopted the Senate’s compromise and later the chamber passed the amended bill. The compromise invests the Prime Minister (M. Leon Blum) with authority to suppress unreasonable advances in prices. NO ACTION BY AUSTRIA VIENNA, October 2. It is officially announced that the Austrian schilling will not be devalued.
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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21904, 3 October 1936, Page 15
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