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FRENCH PREMIER’S APPEAL REGULARISED PRODUCTION. EFFORT TO OVERCOME CRISIS. [United Press Association--By Electric Telegraph. — Copyright .] PARIS, November 27. The Prime Minister. M. Flandin, broadcast an important speech announcing what is tantamount to a French version of the American National Recovery Act. appealing to the nation to rally round its chiefs as Britain had rallied round the National Government and America round President Roosevelt. M. Flandin declared that production must be adapted to consumption and deflation terminated. World prices tended to reach the French level, and it would be possible to nurse France through the" crisis through legislation, compelling produce's to combine in order to regularise production. A great colonial, plan would probably emerge from an Impexial conference, which was meeting shortly. Better commercial credits would be extended to the retail trade.
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Northern Advocate, 29 November 1934, Page 5
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133RECOVERY SLOGAN Northern Advocate, 29 November 1934, Page 5
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