London, June 30.
Paris, June 30. IRANCE'S Government crisis is believed ended with the passage of the Government's Financial Plenary Powers Bill in the puties and the Senate, late this evening, passed e measure by 167 to 82 votes.
The Senate's Finance Commission adopted the Bill by twenty votes to three.
Among the twelve abstentions were M. Joseph M. Caillaux, president of the Commission, and M. Pierre Laval, former Premier. ' Earlier this afternoon, after debate was twice suspended by uproars, the Chamber of Deputies passed the Bill by 380'to 228 votes. M. Georges Bonnet, the Minister of Finance, just before the division, intimated that London and Washington assented to his proposal to allow the frane to drop to 125 to £1. The Chamber's Finance Commission had adopted the Bil unamended last night by seventeen votes to sixteen, five Communists and three Socialists abstaining.
M. Vincent Auriol; M. Bopnet's predecessor, explained in the lobby of the Chamber after the debate, that funds at the disposal of the Treasury stood at Frs. 2,459,000,000 when M. Blum's Plenary Powers Bill was tabled in the Chamber on June 15.
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