SOCIALISTS' STAND
NO AID TO M. BONNET
DEMAND FOR POPULAR FRONT
GOVERNMENT
PAKIS, January 15,
After twenty-four hours of activa consultations and negotiations,, France is still without a Cabinet, and M. Bonnet's chances of success seem doubtful.
The Socialist leader, M. Blum, informed M. Bonnet that the Socialists would neither participate in nor support his Cabinet.
The Socialist Parliamentary Party adopted a resolution insisting that a new Popular Front Government must be established.
The Communist Barty issued a manifesto the terms of which are interpreted as a threat of a general strike unless this is carried out.
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Evening Post, Volume CCXV, Issue 13, 17 January 1938, Page 9
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