FRENCH POLITICS.
[IIEUTHH3 Tei.UOKAM.S.] ' LONDON, .1 uno Li Tilt* "Sunday Express” Palis corres])oii(leiit understands that .M. llerriot’s intentions in connection witli the Ruhr are the economic evacuation as soon as (iermany sets in motion the machinery for carrying out the Dawes report and tile military evacuation when the report is actually working and Germany making regular payments.
FAVORABLE COMMENT. BAR IS. ;.f titie LI. Tho new Cabinet is favourably comiiiGuted on, especially in regard to the choice of M. Mullet ns War Minister which is generally considered to show that At. Hcrriot is carefully considering tho ((Hostion of France's security. It is stated that but has resolved to seek a basis for an understanding with the democratic elements of tin* Reich without any concession which might injure the rights of France. AI. Hcrriot., in an interview with the "Alai in” paid lie would adopt a conciliatory policy towards Germany and make every effort to help a young democracy, hut he would show a pitiless severity in regard to German reaction towards Nationalism.
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Hokitika Guardian, 16 June 1924, Page 3
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172FRENCH POLITICS. Hokitika Guardian, 16 June 1924, Page 3
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