The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-30
CLEANUP CABINET
FORMED TO RESCUE
FRANCE FROM N||RE
Presence Of Joffre's Aide dc
Camp indicates Strong
Military Policy

Paris Jan. 3O.-(F-Cdouard Dali
adler, again Premier Of France. FORM
ed q cleanup" cabinet Tuesday to
guide his nation out Of the nlire of the
Bayonne pawnshop scandal.
It Is cabinet Of "the Center" Meth
er radical nor conservative. It Is COM
posed mainly Of veteran statesmen
and. significantly. Col. Jean Fabry.
Marshal Joffres aide-de-camp during
the war. as minister Of war.
This was regarded as q clear In
dication Of the strong defense policy
with which France will confront Chan
cellor Hitler Of Germany.
Besides Fabry. the following COM
pose the cabinet:
M. Daladier, foreign affairs; Eu-
gene Penancier. justice: Eugene Frot,
interior; Col. Jean Fabry, national de-
tense and war; Pierre Cot, air; Fran
co.'s Pietri, finance and the budget:
Emile Berthod, education: Jean Mist
Ter, commerce; Henri Queueille, agri-
culture: Joseph Jaganon. public
works; Jean Valadier, labor: Henry
de Jouvenel, colonies: Hippolyte Du-
cos, pensions; Paul Bernier, posts and
telegraphs: Emil Lisbonne. public
health: Louis de Chappedelaine. ma
rine. and Guy lachambre. merchant
marine.
Is Fourth In Year
The new cabinet Is the fourth which
France has seen since Chancellor Hit
Ter assumed the leadership Of Ger
many just q year ago Tuesday.
In selecting his ministers the new
premier dropped all the powerful
names Of the ministry Of Premier Ca
mile Chautemps, the man whom he
replaces. He retains only few minor
members whose names are free from
all whispers Of connection with the
pawnshop scandal.
As Premier Daladier will have three
big jobs:
/. Clean up the Bayonne bank
scandal: punish any high officials in
volved: and reform the antiquated
judicial and police system which some
government leaders say made the
scandal possible.
2. Get the budget for 1894 balanced
ard approved.
3. Keep French alliances strong
and hold off what he considers
more and more threatening Germany
Hitler Seen A Threat
France has been spurred to new ct.
forts to fortify herself as q result o.
Chancellor lIitler's demands for more
guns and q standing German army
IT 100000 men-three times the al
lotment under the treaty Of Versailles
coupled with 0ermany's Withdrawal
trcm the League Of Nations and thu
disarmament conference.
For the last month Paris has
seethed with anger Is result Of thu
Etavisky bank scandal which brought
the downfall Of the ministry Of Ca
mile Chautemps.
A roar Of popular indignation wa
raised will. charges that high govern.
ment officials were involved In oper.
atoms through which Serge Stavisky
founder Of the fallen Bayonne mu.
nicipal pawnshop. allegedly robbed in.
vestors Of 10000. 900.
The resignation Of Chautemps was I
victory for the street mobs just 2.
though It had been . real revolution
although the temper Of the CROWD
never reached that point.
Back Of the Bayonne affair, which
served only to light the powder train
: long series Of difficulties had besel
the government.
There have been seven cabinets II
two years. That Is Z lot, even fol
France, where the average tenure 4
eight months.
The most serious problem has beer
that Of balancing the budget. Il VA
from 1000 100000 to 6.000 600 .00l
francs in the red" at the end Of 1893