Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 173, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 November 1929 — Page 4

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tined to become the political football of the present unsettled situation. The left parties demanded an increase in the widows and maltreated war prisoners' pensions to 15,000.000 francs, instead of the 4.000'.000 francs increase planned. The chamber voted 314 to 267 to reject to the left’s demand, reducing to 47 the Tardieu government’s majority. Political experts already had noted the tightening of the lefts’ attitude and Thursday’s move against the cabinet was seen as a further step in the same direction, with the left not only aligning against the government, but winning popular symDathy by espousing higher pension*.