FRENCH CRISIS
TALK OF DICTATORSHIP. UNREST IN PROVINCES. (United Press Assn.—Telegraph Copyright.) Paris, January 30. If M. Daladier succeeds in forming a Ministry it will almost certainly face the same difficulties and fall in the same way as its predecessor. Talk of a dictatorship everywhere in France indicates a deep discontent and unrest. Demonstrations occurred in the provinces and the police cordons were broken by angry crowds. DEFICIT RAPIDLY GROWING. London, January 30. While France awaits the new Government budget the deficit is growing at the rate of £10,500 hourly and consequently the post of Finance Minister is the hardest to fill. M. Harriot’s newspaper Le Renouvelle hopes that M. Daladier will be able to collaborate with the majority of the parties and also to carry out the programme which M. Herriot considered necessary. NEGOTIATIONS BREAK DOWN. (Rec. 7.0 p.m.) Paris. January 31. The Socialists’ negotiations with M. Daladier have broken down.
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Southland Times, Issue 21928, 1 February 1933, Page 7
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