FRENCH STABILITY.
Foreseen as Result of M. Blum's Triumph. SUPPORT FOR GOVERNMENT. PARIS, June 8. A period of political stability is foreseen as the result of M. Blum's overnight triumph at the Socialist party Congress. His resolution, pledging the party's continued support of the Daladier i Government, in which it is not represented, and advocating non-intervention and acceptance of all sacrifices necessary j to prevent war, was carried by an enor- j mous majority, in spite of two extremist I resolutions. Largely as the result of the overnight voting, the extremist Left Wing intends to form a new party division, which in some respects will be comparable with the British Independent Labour party. CRICKET TEST. GOOD CONDITIONS LIKELY. (Received 1 p.m.) LONDON, June 8. The weather is fine arid warm and the, outlook for the first Australian cricket Test of the 1938 series is bright. The wicket at the famous Trent Bridge ground, at is in capital order.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 134, 9 June 1938, Page 7
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