Paris, Apr. 5.
Despite a large number of ab-tentions, the vote of the Chamber of Deputies yesterday fully sup-Ported the Premier, M. Paul Rey-nand, and indicated a desire of the majority for more energetic conduct of the war as well as closer cooperation with Britain, political Qu&tter$ believe, It is pointed out that M, Reynaud's personal position in the Chamber is a peculiar one as he does not have behind him a great organized party and must rely almost solely on the Radical-Socialists whose feeling towards him is definitely better than it was originally, due mainly to M. Edouard Daladier's stand in supporting his' successor,—Havas.
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