MALVY'S DISOLOSURES.
BONNET ROUGE SUBSIDIES.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES SCENE.
A. and N.Z,
PARIS. Doc. 17.
The article in the Amnesty Law which specifically mentions M.M. Caillaux um) Malvy, was passed by 3-47 votes to 195, in the Chamber of Deputies.
There was a dramatic scen6 when M. Malvy made his sensational revelations r.f a former Government's payments to the newspaper, Bonnet Rouge. He concluded : " I was- made responsible for what the Cabinet did. The country ought, to know the truth of the frightful drama of which 1 was a victim. I ask the Chamber to appoint a commission of inquiry.
An interrupter shouted: " If Malvy becomes the accu'ie.r, Clemenceau will be the accused. Let Tie ' Tiger' sleep, for if he begins to move, there will be a elamotir throughout the country."
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18896, 19 December 1924, Page 11
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