CRISIS OVER MOROCCO.

Taranaki Daily News, 19 June 1925, Page 7

CRISIS OVER MOROCCO.

FRENCH GOVERNMENT SPLIT. SOCIALISTS MAY WITHDRAW. By Telegraph.—Press A san. —Copyright. Received June 18, 8.40 p.m. London, June 18. The Paris correspondent of the Times says French political interest is centred in the split in the Government forces over Morocco, which it is suggested may result in the withdrawal of Socialists’ support. The Radical Press strives to minimise its importance, but it is emphasised that if not checked the Government’s position may be seriously weakened if not endangered. The Socialist Press is pointing out that differences also exist about finance, and warns the Government that a break may be inevitable in the near future. RIFF THE COMMON ENEMY. FRENCH AND SPANISH CONFER. Received June 18, 7.15 p.m. Paris, June 17. Another German trawler was seized at Agadir and taken to Magador for search. Two others, which were recently seized, have been released, no arms being found. The Fran co-Spanish conference to decide upon a joint policy in regard to the Riff position has opened at Madrid.