FRENCH CRISIS.
iCSIKAI.IAN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION. LAW IN PLENTY. PARIS, Jan 17. Twelve out of fourteen of the new Cabinet are lawyers. FRENCH POLITICIAN’S FEAR. PARIS, Jan. 17. M. Hennessey, member of the French Chamber of Deputies, writing in the “ l’Oeuvre,” says:—“Whether Foincaire likes or dislikes it, the sound of his name evokes the idea that murderous guns and another European war are being prepared,, which France, according to the foreign policy which she adopts, may still postpone, avert, or precipitate. M. Poincaire’s accession marks another decisive step towards a new war.
FRENCH MINISTRY’S POLICY. PARIS, Jan. 16
M. Sarraut has accepted the Colonial portfolio in the French Ministry. ■ M. Poincaire held the first Cabinet Council to-day. . ■ | Later the Premier had a long conversation with Lord Curzon covering the Genoa Economic Conference, and the proposed new Belgian and French Pacts with Great Britain, also reparations and questions appertaining to the Near East. It is understood M. Poincaire demands that each question shall he considered separately, .
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 January 1922, Page 2
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