Justice Minister Resigns From Democratic Group Paris, Oct. 9
Parliamentary dissolution is being freely talked about in various political quarters, following the disappearance of the Popular Front majority on Wednesday, when the Communists voted against the—Government's Plenary Powers Bill and the Socialists abstained.
"Lo Temps" says that "all the political parties are divided on essential questions. Arbitration indispensable and the arbitrator in a democracy like ours can only be universal suffrage."
At the same time, M. Paul Reynaud, Minister of Justice and vice-President of, the Democratic Alliance Group in the Chamber of Deputies, has resigned from the Party. The reason for his resignation is disagreement with the foreign policy of M Pierre-Etienne Flandin, head of the Party and former Premier.
It will be recalled that M. Flandin sent a telegram to Herr Hitler on October 2, congratulating him on the Munich Agreement and expressing the hope for better relations between Germany and France—Reuter.
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