FRENCH PRESIDENCY
(United Press Association—By Eiectrio Telegraph—Copyright.) ' LONDON, May 14. “The Times” says: Again the expected has happened in the French Presidential election. President Doumer is the type that the French have shown they most prefer. He possesses that honourable but neutral character held to fit a man for the chie magistracy; but there is a real risk with the loss of M. Briand’s services, that unless Europe can be better organised, it will be impossible to avoid international conflicts and widespread anarchy. M. BRIAND RETIRING. PARIS, May 15. | M. Briaiid informed the Centra? ' News Agency that his resignnton was /definite nnd he was retiring from the Ministry directly he returns / from Geneva.
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Hokitika Guardian, 16 May 1931, Page 5
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