THE FRENCH CRISIS
[Australia & N.Z. Cable Association.) m. i.orciiEUirs resignation. PARIS. Dec. 10. Ai, l.ouchotir was present at a sitting of ihe Chamber Finance Committeo which confirmed last night’s decision regarding the fresh taxation and sinking fund measures. The discussion centred on the issue of whether the Commission would ask tlun Government to .submit new proposals, or whether the. committee itself slimtld draft a scheme. Subsequently AL Alalvy and AI. Lamnureitx, the CKdt't'Tan and Reporter of the Einanee Committee called on AI. liriand, and explained the exact significance of the committee’s referring hack the whole of the Government’s fiscal proposals. It was in no way aimed against AI. Briand. M. Loucheiir then called on AI. Briand and tendered his resignation. PARIS, Dec. 10. yi. l.ouchelir. iu his letter of resignation. declared that the pi ejects agreed on hv the Cabinet must ,1m accepted evmittmlly. They cannot retarded by questions of persona It ty. The Cabinet meets this morning. It appears that yesterday nmnung's meeting was a stormy one. Al. Lmtchetir insisting that the whole Alimstry was involved, since it Had endorsed Ilis policy.
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Hokitika Guardian, 17 December 1925, Page 2
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