Paris, May 24.
The army commission of the Chamber "of Deputies to-day approved of an appropriation of over Fr. 1,000,000,000 for frontier defence.
This sum is Fr. 770.000,000 in excess of credits previously voted.
New fortifications are to be built along the Luxemburg and) Saary The transfer of the powers of the N. R.A. to the Federal Trade Commission would help to inform the public of the inherent dimeulties of the small man at the present stage industrial development and capital ruclure in the United States, The Darrow report has brought forth an immediate rejoinder from Gen. Hugh S. Johnson, head of the URA.
"Nonsensical and Inaccurate"
In a lotter to President Roosevelt, Gen. Johnson describes the report as a superficial, nonsensical intemparale and inaccurate document. some instances, the statements of the report were false. He urged the immediate abolition of the Board on the ground that it renders no ser te anyone, offers not a single constructive suggestion, and is "nothing but a. political sounding board.
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