New Britain herald., 1925-11-28
FRENCH CABINET
 CRISIS IS OVER
Briand Premier and Foreign
 Affairs Minister
LOUCHEUR FOR FINANCE
PainIcve Has Minister of War Port- folio--Entire List Of the New Cabinet to Be Presented to Presi- dent This Afternoon.

Paris, NOV. ~ W.T. rance S SeNeH- day ministerial crisis Is ended. Leav- ing the Elysee palace after con- ference with President Doumergue today, Astride Briand, the premier designate, confirmed the following as the cabinet which he would present to the president in the course of the afternoon.
 Premier and minister Of foreign N affairs-Aristide Briand,
 Minister of justice--Rene Renoult. Interior-Camie Chautemps.
 lCinance--Louis Loucheura
 War-Paul Painleve.
 Navy-Georgcs Leygues.
 Public nstruction-Edouard Deia- dier.
 Commerce-Daniel Vincent.
 Public works--Anatole de Monzie. Hygiene-Antoine Durafour.
 Pensions-Paul Jourdain.
 Agriculture-Jean Durand.
 Colonies-Leon Perrier.
 Everybody satisfied
 Everybody this morning seemed satisfied, except M. Briand's physi- clan, for the eminent patient sat up until long past midnight with M' Painleve, Louis Loucheur. Camille Chautemps, Edouard Daladicr and Daniel Vincent, trying to straighten ont the situation, and in the end was obliged to leave it unsettled. M. Briand's usual bedtime comes early in the evening.
 The trouble Is this: M Daladier, who was war minister In the Pam leve cabinet, desires to retain that office or else take the portfolio or minister of interior. M. Palnleve will not join the new cabinet except as minister of war and M. Brlann .already has allotted the interior post to Daniel Vincent.
 Turns Deaf Ear
 To arguments of those who tried to induce him to accept the ministry of education, NJ. Daladier turned deaf ear. It is said that If he still refuses this place, which has been offered him, NJ. Briand will be obliged to tender 1t to another rad ical socialist.
 In this connection the radical so- calists at a party meeting alrcady held had laid claim to the ministry of the interior, and the question IS asked in political circles what will happen to M. Briand if M. Daladier's refusal of the education portfolio Is complicated by hostile manifesto ton on the part of the radical so- ciaIjsts against the eventual ap- pointment of a minister of the ln- tcrior from outside their group and the support of the radical socialists, promised by their leader, Louis Mall vey, is withheld.
 There Is hope, however, that this situation will not arise and that M. Rriand will be able shortly to an- nounce the personnel of his cabinet. A decree of appointment could then be promulgated Sunday, and M. Briand could leave Monday for Lon don to sign the Locarno treaties with tranquil mind. AS he could not return to Paris before Wednesday, parliament would have to wait un- til Thursday for the debut of the new ministry.
 A few elements of the old left coalition, still disgruntled over the fact that the left bloc has finally gone to Its death, learned from M. Rriand yesterday what was to be his policy in providing financial sub stitute for that of NJ. Painleve. His reply was regarded by some as bor- dcring on the Mussolinesque.
 q am the policy of the coming government" said NJ. Briand, until my cabinet has met to decide upon it's ministerial declaration, am tho whole thing. And if any group Is dissatisfied with the choice made by the president of the republic, let them go to the Elysec palace"
 This sharp reioindcr Of NJ. Briand quickly brought about a cessation of the growing opposition.