The New York herald., 1922-01-16
SARRAUT REMAINS
Minister for Colonies, Of
Radical Group, Cables
From Washington
He Accepts.
TO MEET THURSDAY
Results Acceptable Despite
Failure of Wide Nation
al Union.
A SENATOR'S, 10 DEPUTIES
Improvement in FrancO-Brit.
ish Relations Seen in
Paris Press.
! SENATOR'S, 10 DEPUTIES

fARlS, Jan. 10 tASSociated PreSS).
Raymond Poincare, who succeeds
Aristide BRAND as Premier of
France, completed his Ministry to-
day and presented their names to
President Millerand. The President
accepted the designations.
The new Premier achieved a sue
cess in limiting the Ministerial crisis
to three days, but failed to accom-
plish the desire with which he is
credited of forming Cabinet of wide
national union on the lines of ths
Cabinets formed in 1914 and 1915
while he was President OF the repub-
lie. Not that he could be expected
to include the Socialists who were
represented in those Ministries, for
their press has seized upon the re-
turn OF Poincare to power to revive
their charges that he personally was
responsible for the war.
His partial failure. as explained
by the Petit aPdrisicn, may be attrib-
uted In part to the fact that the
situation, though grave. cannot be
compared to that existing in 1914
and 1915. The Chamber elected in
1919 comprises majority known as
the National bloc. which is in clear.
cut opposition as regards internal
policy to the Socialist Radical group,
which previously was the largest and
most important group in the Cabi-
net.
Designations I'm Cabinet.
The Poincare Cabinet is constituted
as follows:
PREMIER AND MINISTER OF
FOREIGN AFFAIRS RS-Raymond Poin-
care
VICE PREMIER. MINISTER OF
JUSTICE AND FOR ALSACE-LoR-
RAINE-Louis Barthou.
MINISTER OF WAR AND PEN
SIONS-Andre Maginot.
MINISTER or MARINE-M. Raj
berti
MINISTER OF TINANcE-charley
de Lasteyrie.
MINISTER OF INTERIOR M
Msunoury.
MINISTER OF EDUCATIoN-Leon
Berard.
MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS.
M. lie Trocquer.
MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE
Henri Cheron.
MINISTER OF CcLoNIES-Alber
sarraut. CM. Maginot will take up
the duties OF this office until NJ. Sar-
raut. who is i'm Washington. is heard
from)
MINISTER OF COMMERCE.
Lucien Dior.
MINISTER OF LIBERATED RE-
GIONS--M. Rebel.
MINISTER or EABoR-M. Pey.
ronnet.
MINISTER OF HEALTH M
Strauss.
The following Under Secretaries OF
State also arc announced:
ATTACHED TO THE PREMIER
NJ. Colrat.
MERCHANT MARINE-M Rio.
POSTS AND TELEGRAPHs-M
Laffont
TECHNICAL EDUCATION. M.
Vidal.
AERoNAUTTcs- M. Eynac.
Socialists Pledge support.
NJ. Herriot. lhadcr Of tho Socialist
radical group in the Chamber. and M.
Doumerque. leader OF the correspond
ing group in tte Senate refused office.
but assured NJ. Poincare he could
count on their support on foreign
policy. VI. Sarraut. who held the port
folio of Colonies under BRAND. and
who is now in Washington. belongs TO
this group. but II Is taken for granted
he will retain his present office. -Four
OF the Under Secretaries and NJ. lie
Trocquer are Briandlsts and members
of the Left groups.
At meeting late this afternoon this
party decided that ~ Sarraut. having
been charged with a delicate and COM
plex mission IN the national interest.
should carry IL out TO the end. with
power TO consult his friends on his re-
turn to Paris regarding his remaining in
the Cabinet.
or the fourteen Minister'S four are
Senstors--poincare. peyronuct Stis1uss
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