RADICAL CABINET

Southland Times, Issue 22158, 28 October 1933, Page 5

RADICAL CABINET

CHANGE IN FRANCE BONCOUR NOW FOREIGN MINISTER NO CHANGE IN POLICY (United Press Assn.—Telegraph Copyright.) (United Press Assn.—Telegraph Copyright.) (Rec. 7.10 p.m.) Paris, October 26. M. Sarrant has completed and announced his Cabinet. He himself is Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior. The other Ministers are:— Foreign Affairs.—M.. Paul Boncour. War. —M. Daladier. Finance—M. Bonnet. Justice.—M. Dalimier. Budget.—M. Abclgardey. Agriculture—M. Queuille. Commerce.—M. Laurent Eynac. Public Works.—M. Paganon. Labour. —M. Frot. Education—M. Dcmonzie.

Colonies—M. Pietri. Marine.—M. Jacques Stern. Mercantile Marine.—M. Rio. Air.—M. Pierre Cot. Post and Telegraphs.—M. Mistier. Pensions. —M. Ducos. Public Health.—M. Lisbonne. Most of the new Ministers are Radical Socialists. M. Sarraut announced at a party conference that he was not changing the foreign policy. “We want no two or three Power conference with Germany and intend to follow the path to Geneva,” he said. M. Sarraut added that he proposed to decrease and not increase taxation, believing that more business would bring more revenue. . The meeting enthusiastically endorsed his policy.

NEW PRIME MINISTER SLIM MAJORITY EXPECTED. (United Press Assn.— Telegraph Copyright.) (Rec. 12.5 p.m.) London, October 27. The Paris correspondent of the British United Press says that M. Sarrant reckons on obtaining a vote of confidence by a slim majority when ne presents his Cabinet in the Chamber of Deputies next week. All _ the new Ministers except M. M. Pietri, Lisbonne, Mistier, Ducos and Stern, were in the Daladier Cabinet.