The diplomatic correspondents of "he Times" and "Daily Telegraph" today give circumstantial reports of @ German "economic ultimatum" to Rumania, called to Paris, where he will arrive on Monday, to report on. the situation in Central Europe to the French Government Havas. stated that Herr Wohithat, head of the German Economic Mis sion in Rumania, has presented a
demanding Note in the name of his Government, me Deputies. cheered loudly. He declared that he intended to pursue efforts with a view to putting the whole country to work, The Chamber of Deputies voted its confidence in the Government today by 334 ballots to 288. The vote was taken on an opposition motion during the debate on the Full Powers BILL, which will be submitted to a ballot this afternoon.
'4M, Daladier emphasized that he would retire from ofice if he Veved that such a retirement would be in the country's best interests, but hho also expressed his determination continue all his efforts, whereby, he was convinced, he was responding to France's wishes. In conclusion, he stated, "I repeat once again, we will give up none of our rights nor o single inch of our territory to either force or cunning.
"Prance Must Be Strong"
"We have made heavy sacrifices for peace in the past twenty years, France must be strong enough to face all perils. Our country must not be incapable of defending herself. 'We are both peace-loving and patriotic. and we' will subordinate everything to the service of our country, which has made us tree men," he closed his address while all Deputies on the Government benches rose to their feet, and other Deputies joined in the thunderous cheering that acclaimed the Premier's statement.
Before M. Daladier made his: speech, Deputies of all parties. castigated Relchsfuehrer_ Adolf Hitler's coup in Czechoslovakia and advocated national unity to face any threats against France.
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