MUSSOLINI PLAN.
FRENCH POLICY DEFINED BY PREMIER. EQUALITY OF NATIONS THE SOLUTION. NO COERCION OF SMALLER POWERS. PARIS, April 6. M. Daladier, the French Premier speaking tn the Chamber of Deputies, defined France’s attitude to the Mussolini Plan. France, he said, would not countenance a directory of Great Powers laying down the law to smaller nations. The French solution of the European problem was equality of nations. Any new pact must be a sequel to the League Covenant, and the Kellogg and Locarno pacts. VOTE OF CONFIDENCE. EXPRESSION OF OPPOSITION VIEWS. (Received Friday, 7 p.m.) PARIS, Aipril 7. Following M. Daladier, M. Blum declared that the Socialists disapproved of the Four Power Pact because it introduced an oligarchy into international relations. M. Franklin Bouillon said the revision of treaties meant the spoliation of France’s allies. Germany should never be conceded the right to rearm. The Chamber passed a motion of confidence in the Government by 439 votes to 107.
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Wairarapa Age, 8 April 1933, Page 5
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