Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1926, Page 12

FRENCH CARTEL'S DEFEAT MINIMIZED “Down But Not Out,” Lead- ers Say After Government’s Financial Victory. By the Associated Press. PARIS, February 13.—The rad- fcal Soclalist leaders referred to the financial situation today as merely a llmporfl.ry setback for the cartel, say- ng: “The cartel was downed yesterday. but ts not out.” The vote in the Chamber yesterday was 327 to 182 on a question of confi- dence in connection with the meas- ure providing that the state should be- come equal heir with children in di- rect inheritances. The government de- manded later consideration for this ar- ticle and recelved the Chamber's sup- port. The government's victory on the question of nrocedure, they argue, shows the difficulties of conciliating party interests of the different groups in the cartel. but the outcome leaves the situation unchanged In this re- spect, that the government needs the cartel as much as the cartel needs the government. 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