Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-07
TARDEU MINISTRY
GIVES ITS POLICIES
Declaration Says Foreign At
titude viii Support Meas
ures for World Peace.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, November THE ministerial
declaration of the new Tardieu govern
ment, presented to the French Parlia-
ment today, outlines a policy OF peace
and Cancellation abroad and prosperity
and security at home.
The new government assured tn"
Chamber Of Deputies that 1t will enter
the London naval conference In the
friendliest spirit, having ever in mind.
however, the attitude of its predecessors
that general disarmament must include
that on land and in the air as well as
on the sea.
The declaration says that security
will be gained by effective organiza-
ton Of the national defenses and that
domestic order will be maintained hy
the exclusion Of violence and the
maintenance of liberty of conscience
within the laws of the land"
Big Economic Program.
An extensive program of economic
development involving expenditure OF
5000 900 900 maintenance Of the "tra-
ditional equilibrium" between agrtcul-
ture and industrial production end the
protection of the -four great products
wheat. wine, live stock and beets-~w1th
equitable remuneration to the cuitl-
yator" will form the basis OF the pro-
gram Of prosperity
announcement to a large birth rate
aid to large families, improvement N
the condition Of the humber classes.
important reduction IN taxes and the
constantly improving care for war vic
tins and wounded combattants are some
Of other important points Of the new
ministry's platform.
Automobiles are finally to beneht by
a tax reduction of $780, 600 In the dc
luxe class Of taxes, and pharmaceutical
products, overlooked in two previous tax
reductions, will also have the advantage
i of lower schedules.
Cut Income Tax.
| In addition the cabinet has decided
| to send out only nine-tenthS OF the nor
NAL tax bills on salaries and profess
| sional incomes, canceling the remaining
! tenth at the end Of 1880 If the budget
| is still balanced.
This would amount to $40 900 600 and
make q total tax reduction, this year
| and next, in the neighborhood OF $l33,-
000,00 through adopted or proposed
legislation.
In general Premier Tardieu's reading
of the declaration got a good reception,
| the center and the right applauding, in
| some cases frantically, and even some
| on the left showing polite approval.
The demarkation Of applause, how
| ever, indicated that the premier must
look above all to the more conservative
| elements in the Chamber for majority.
Premier Tardieu took his new gov
eminent, with the declaration, to the
| Chamber Of Deputies in the hope OF
securing a vote of confidence which VIII
continue the ministry in Office.
| There was doubt in some quarters
| he would emerge victorious in his battle
with parliamentary elements, which
have been af1tagonistic TO him since his
designation as premier, although friend
| ~ circles forecast majority OF at
| least 20.
Vote Expected Tomorrow.
The vote probably will not take place
until tomorrow. Reading of the minis-
| terial declaration itself will be brief, q
| matter of 30 minutes or so, but debate
on a dozen or more interpretations on
matters of foreign policy probably will
| be extended.
M. Brisnd, foreign minister. appeared
at once the weakness and strength Of
| the new cabinet. His own government
fell October ~ because of his attitude
on evacuation of the Rhineland and his
| willingness to discuss the Saar Basin
evacuation with Germany.
Today he had to answer critics OF
| these policies on the right. Certain fac
tons Of the left, with which he is more
at home. and which approved of these
| policies, have turned against him be-
| cause Of his joining with q government
| Of the right such as they regard M.
Tardieus ministry.