Monday, Aug. 30, 1926
Decrees
The Poincare Cabinet announced last week the proximate issuance of a series of decrees providing strict limitations on the purchase of luxuries in France and forbidding the baking of other than war bread.
By these measures it is hoped to institute a regime of national economy and to conserve the resources of France enough to stabilize her fiscal structure permanently.
The week's political sensation was a proposal by Deputy Outrey that France cede Cochin-China to the U. S. as payment in full for the Franco-U. S. debt.