It is noted that in his latest articles in "Lo Populaire," the Socialist leader has insisted that France revise her international obligations and declare herself ready to respect and make respected new obligations.
With regard to internal policies, it is expected that the National Council will insist upon the necessity of preserving the Popular Front and will not accept the rupture with the Communists announced by the Premier, M, Edouard Daladier, when he spoke as leader of the Radical Socialist Party at that group's Marseilles Congress.
Observers anticipate the conclusion of an accord between the Socialists and Communists for the second round in future elections if the Government dissolve the Chamber.
In general, it is believed the Socialists will remain faithful to the policy enunciated by M. Blum, who stressed "national mustering round the Popular Front,"—Havas.
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