Paris, Mar. 24.
The Chamber opened the debate on the appropriation of Frs. 1,000, 000,000 for relief in the flooded districts in the south, The bill, which is expected to 1.85 the House before the end of the week, will meet, with but little opposition since nearly all the parties are in favour of the Some, however, may insist on certain guarantees being given against arbitrary methods in the distribution of the relief moneys. The Socialist leader Blum moved that the industrial workers and agricultural Inbourers in the flood-stricken area should receive full compensation for their wages lost through the eatastrophe.
Apart from this relief-ill and other minor measures, the Chambre. this week will discuss, and it is anticipated also ratify, the Young Plan.
Meanwhile, opposition in the' Senate against the Tardieu Cabinet is stiffening appreciably evidenced by the rejection by the ial committee on Mon-dien's schedule of newly created isters and parliamentary Under-Secretaries. It is believed that decision, which was arrived at spite of the Premier's personal tervention, foreshadows the Senate's adverse vote on the Budget. A rejection of the Budget would, how: ever, mean a staggering blow for the Government.—Trans-Ocean Kuo Min,
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