FRENCH UNEMPLOYED.
GREAT WEEKLY INCREASE. I FRANC STABILISATION PROBLEM, i i (Received Feb. 13. 5.5 p.m.) A. and X.Z. PABIS, Feb. 19. j " I defy anyone to say the franc can be j stabilised at present." This is how the j Premier and Finance Minister, M. Poin- j care, met insistent demands in the Cham- j ber of Deputies that something should be j done in regard to the stabilisation de- j mands, the numerous conditions of -which j have not yet been fulfilled. Simultaneously with this announcement j ! come the unemployed returns. These show j | an increase of 10,000 unemployed in one j | week. The total in Paris alone is 53,000. j i Demonstrations in tho capital are more ■ j frequent. Several this evening led to ■ minor clashes with the police. ==========
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19567, 21 February 1927, Page 11
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