After The Recent Nouncil Of - Ministers It Was Said That
M. Caillaux saw his way to introchice economies to the value of £7,000,000 a year, but we still do not know hovi he is going to do . it. Nor do we see what M. Caillaux is doing......
* * As Regards New Taxation, M. Caillaux Spoke Of
raising the Income Tax, particularly on large incomes and on . those deriVed from agriculture, and of raising the price of tobacco. 'He also intends to put higher taxes on sugar......
M. Caillaux Is- Therefore In An Extremely Difficult...
he plainly wants to do the 'right thing, but a :certain - caution even , it - it were not wise would be inevitable; 'since . h e has to get a promise of support froni7''pettple......
Iti Confessing That He Could Not Get On Without Further
loans or _credit transactions this year, M. Caillaux said that the service of the principal loan would be provided for by such reparations as could reasonably be expected from......
News Of The - Week V A Very Eonntry•in Europe Would Feel...
g 2 by the production of satisfactory. - evidence that Prance at last means to face iealities and put her finaneial house in order. - - The Statement - which M. Caillaux made to......
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