WHAT PARIS THINKS

Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 107, 1 November 1924, Page 7

WHAT PARIS THINKS

COMPARISON WITH FRENCH POSITION.

(REDTEK'S TELtOHAH.)

(Received Ist November, 11.30 a.m.) PARIS, 31st October. _Oommentmg on the results of the Jintish elections, "Le Journal" forecasts the formation of a Government inspired by the sentiments "which led to the birth of the Entent Cordiale rhe "Matin" says the return' to political stability will benefit British trade and industry. ', Thß, "Echo de' Paris" considers that the advent;of a Socialist Premier in Britain seriously affected the. fortunes of the parties in France, Italy, and Belgium. _ The victory, of the Conservatives will' have'an entirely different

The Gaulois" says that unless M. Herriot decides to put on the brake on the steep decline down which international events are pushing him, he will be swept away like Mr. MacIJonala. \

The Homme Libre" says the victory of the Conservatives will not efface the memory of the work of Mr. Mac Donald at the London Conference The "Journal" ■ thinks that the British reaction ■ will have a salutary effect on France, and will render the greatest to the parties of the Left,'which will now recognise better the necessity tor a policy of reality. The "Quotiden" remarks that there is no analogy between the. French and the British situations. Mr. Mac Donald fell because his hands were tied by internal affairs; but M. Herriot has nis_ .hands free and- must pursue his policy with freedom and energy.