Marseilles, Oct. 27.
HIN a few days, France will be informed of certain measures for public safety already adopted by the Government, the Premier, M. Edouard Daladier, announced this evening at a meeting of the Political Committee of the Radical Socialist Congress now held here.
The new measures, he asserted, will demand of all Republicans the adoption of republican reforms.
Sacrifices demanded will affect all Frenchmen.
M. Daladier stated he was leven ready to dissolve the Chamber of Deputies if the lower house did not approve his plan of recovery.
A violent attack on the Communist Party for having considered the Munich Agreement as a betrayal of the cause of (peace was delivered by M. Daladier before the Congress this afternoon. The Premier justified the Munich Agreement and rejected the accusations that he was faced with an ultimatum.
"During the European crisis the Communist Party always advocated intransigeance even to the point of going to war," he declared. The Communist Party revealed its position by its vote in Parliament and by its daily insults throughout the country. The violence and intransigeance of this party paralyzed my action. 1 wish to say that the political attitude of the Communist Party leaders did not contribute to the support but to the sabotage of the Government's firmness."
The Premier then referred 10 France's relations with other countries.
"We have maintained peace and dignity in France; we are resolved to persevere," he said. 1 believe that as far as one wants to be cautious and just, peaceful settlements can be obtained. Whether it be a matter of her relations with the Reich or Italy, France is convinced that if on both sides the question of the defence of national interest is alone considered, agreements may be obtained which will strengthen peace and bring to it a most useful contribution.
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