FRENCH PREMIER
CONFIDENCE OF CHAMBER CLICHY RIOTS DEBATED PARIS, March 24 The - Chamber of Deputies, by 371 rotes to 208, rejected the proposal for a Parliamentary commission to inquire into the Clichy disorders, and at 6 a.m. carried a motion of confidence in M. Blum by 362 votes to 215. The Prime Minister's speech is considered the best reasoned one of his career. He made an impressive appeal for party restraint for the sake of the country's good to redress the ill effects of the Clichy disturbances, created at the very moment when the success of the defence loan had lifted up France's pi estige.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22687, 27 March 1937, Page 11
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