New Britain herald., 1925-04-03
HERRIOT GRANTED
 CONFIDENCE VOTE
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 oppose tho postponement. Hence they voted for the resolution, which was overwhelmingly adopted.
 Premier Herriot thanked the op- position for having voted for post poncment of the interpellation, which, he said. implied confidence.
 M. Maginot, speaking for the op- position, declared Its vote in no way implied confidence and that 1t less than ever approved the government policy.
 Change In Policy
 Premier Herriot and his colleagues In the cabinet after prolonged delib- eratlon have changed their policy toward the Catholic church in France. They have determined to withdraw their insistence on the suppression of French diplomatic representation at the Vatican.
 This decision Is tied up with the financial question. Anatole Do Mon- gle, named to succeed Etienna Clem- entel as finance minister upon the latter's resignation, made the change in policy a condition of his accept ance, for the reason that the re- ligious controversy was destroying the unity of the country. and Cath olic support of the public finance was essential.
 It appears also that the cabinets reluctant acceptance of M. Clemen- tel's plan for an indirect increase in the, paper money circulation will, be withdrawn in view of the cold re- ception given the plan in the senate.
 No absolute declaration to this ef- feet had been made by Premier Her. riot up to mid-afternoon. however.
 The cabinet met for two hours this morning, the session being presided over by President Doumergue. The ministers considered the different projects for renovating Frances fi- nances and were understood to have adopted the framework of bill which will be introduced in the chamber next week. The tendency in official circles was reported to be more away from the plan of increas- ing the output of bank bills and in tho direction of some form Of q capital levy over a ten-year period. By Tie Associated Press.
 Paris, April 3.-The government now seems decided against any scheme for increasing the output of bank bills for the benefit of the treasury, apparently veering in favor of capital levy, payment of which would be spread over a ten-year per- iod. It is expected the financial measures which former Finance Minister Clementel had under con sideration, including the increase of fifty per cent in the income tax, will be dropped,
 A delegation from the four groups constituting the governments ma jbrity in the chcamber of deputies was received by Premier Herriot at 12.3o o'clock. He conferred with them until 1:45 p. m. It was de- cided that the premier should ask postponement of interpellations on financial questions until the govern- mcnt's inew bills were introduced In the Chamber.
 Compromise, On Vatican
 Senator De Monzie, the newly ap- pointed finance minister to succeed NJ. Clementel, said this morning that he had accepted the office condition ally on the governments agreement to compromise on the question of the Vatican embassy.
 The compromise is believed to be along the line of extending the pow CTS of Alsacc-L -Lorraine's representa- tive at the Vatican to cover France. The government, while opposing the retention of the French ambassador there, had already expressed willing ness for the redeemed provinces to- have a representative with the Holy See.
 It is understood that Louis Lou cheur was invited to succeed M. Clementel but that he refused.
 Fayors Vatican Embassy
 Senator De Monzie, tho new f. nance minister, has always advocat- ed retaining the French embassy at the Vatican. thus being in opposition on this question to Premier Herriot and his socialists supporters, who attach high mportance,to the ques- ton of abolishing the embassy.
 The new finance minister an- nounced that he will introduce in parliament next Monday the gov ernmental bill 10 which Premier Herriot referred in the senate last night providing for the needs Of the treasury, without fresh issue of bank bills.
 Minister of the Interior Chau- temps, after the meeting of the cabinet this forenoon, confirmed the statement by the new finance min- ister that the government had de- cided upon q change in policy to- ward the Vatican.
 To Represent All France
 Replying to . query as to whether N. De Monzie's membership in the meant a change, M. Chau- temps said the question was discus sed in the cabinet which intended to withdraw from the budget section. dealing with the Vatican and now had under consideration the appoint ment of 6 charge d'affaires not for Alsaee-Lorrains A alone but for all France.