FRENCH CRISIS
PRIME MINISTER’S FIRM STAND United Press Association—By Elerrnr Telegraph - Copyright PARIS, August 26. Tire Prime Minister (M. Daladier), told the Radical Socialists that he had nothing to add or to withdraw from his broadcast speech on August 21. England, Sweden and Belgium worked a 48-hour week in most Industries essential in the interests of defence and firms requiring extra hours have them without prohibitive overtime. The meeting passed a resolution of confidence in the Premier. “DOOR LEFT OPEN” DECISION OF FRENCH POPULAR FRONT United Pi ess Association— iCiec'-’c Telegraph Copvrlgh* PARIS, August 25. The National Committee of the Popular Front has passed a resolution expressing its unanimous determination to maintain the Popular Front aganist the reaction of Fascism, to uphold the inviolability of social legislation and to satisfy all the needs of national defence. An interpretation of the resolution is that it not only leaves the door open for compromise, but implies that a solution can be found reconciling Socialist susceptibilities with the defence programme.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLV, Issue 21127, 29 August 1938, Page 7
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167FRENCH CRISIS Timaru Herald, Volume CXLV, Issue 21127, 29 August 1938, Page 7
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