Evening star., 1933-01-31
.DALAD|ER. FINISHES
|. CHOICE OF CABINET
Only Seven New Ministers
Given PortfoIios-SociaI-
lists Are Omitted.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, January 31-Edouard Dali
adler. Radical Socialist party leades,
completed today the formation of .
new French government and presented
his cabinet to President Albert Lebrun.
The ministry was dependent on the
Socialist party's support and its tenure
OF office, therefore, was precarious as
the Socialists today showed discomfort
by voting against the February credits
TO carry the government expenses.
Premier Daladier will present his
cabinet to the Chamber of Deputies on
Friday.
The cabinet was the same as that
OF former Premier Joseph Paul-Bon-
cour. who was overthrown SATURDAY..
except Tor seven new faces. These were
Senators Penancier and Serre and
Deputies Appel Paganon, Albert, Hulin
and Lamoureux.
Has "a Members.
1t was one Of the smallest cabinets
IN recent years, containing 10 Deputies
and Senator's.
premier and aviation minister under
M. Paul-Boncour, was forced to retire
because OF i'll health. He was confined
70 MS apartment for the past several
weeks and friends said he probably
never would be able to assume a cab
met post again.
friction between the Socialists and
the radical Socialists caused a stormy
session OF the latter party TODAY with
former Premier Herriot defending him
sell against report that he was a big
factor In causing NJ Daladier to reject
the Socialist conditions for participa-
tlon In the government.
1t developed that a Socialist demand
for a 40-hour week was among The
POINTS which the premier refused TO
accept.
Cabinet Personnel.
The cabinet comprises:
Premier and minister of war;
Eoouard Daladier.
Vice premier and justice-Eugens
Penancier
Foreign affairs-Joseph Paul BON.
cour.
1nterior-Cam.lle Chautemps.
F1nance-Georges Bonnet.
Budget-Lucien Lamoureux.
Marine-Georges Leygues.
Merchant marine-Eugene Prot.
Education-Anatole de Monte
Labor-Francois Albert
Colonies-Albert Sarraut
Aviation-Peirre Cot
Penslons-Edmond Miellet.
Health-Charles Daneilou.
Post and elegraphs-Laurent Eynso,
Commerce-Louis Serre.
Public works-Joseph Paganon.
Agriculture-Henri Queile
UnderSecretarieS - Premiership Guy
la Chambre; war. CASTOR Hulin; ma.
tional economy, Raymond Patenotre,
education Hippolyte Duco, and public
works and interior Pierre Appel
Socialists Left Out.
Daladier formed his ministry with.
out participations of the Socialists
The Radical Socialist leader found
the conditions stipulated by the party
which bolted from support of two pre-.
vious cabinets in the past month and
a half to be impossible. The Social
lists were believed to have made over
lures to join a cabinet for the first
time since the war because of the
establishment Of the Hitler regime in
Germany. But they could not agree
with Daladier on a financial program.
Daladier announced, however, he
would have sufficient support.
The Socialists were believed hopeful
of participation in order to avert any
/ possibility of creation of a French
government similar to the Hitler chan
cellorship in Germany. Daladier said
he would watch Germany closely and
protect French interests energetically.