Vote of Confidence in New Ministry's Foreign Policy.
Paris, Nov. 8
The Chamber of Deputies, by 327 votes to 256, to-day passed a vote of confidence in the: Government after t ten-hour debate on the foreign policy of the new ministry formed by M. Andre Tardieu, who has promised that nothing shall be concluded without Parliamentary ratifieation, that nothing will be submitted to Parliament capable of elimin" ishing French moral and political independence, and, among other that the evacuation of the Third' Rhineland Zone will /subordinated to the realization of the measures calculated to ensure the operation of the Young Plan, During the course of the debate M. Tardieu declared that if evacuation of the Third Zone was to be accomplished in eight months, the Young Plan must be ratified' and realized by the commercialization of Germany's debt to France, the creation of the proposed Interna tional Bank and the. issue of the first bonds.
The Premier said that June 30 next had been mentioned at the Hague Reparations Conference as the date for completion of the evacuation of the Rhineland, but the death of the German Foreign Minister, Dr. Gustav Stresemann, and the French ministerial crisis had not been foreseen. It was now evident, he continued, that the period referred to had not begun to run—f AMERICAN EXPRESS the Republic.
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