Angers, Nov. 5, Notwithstanding the coursd of the Radical-Socialist leader, Herriot, for moderation, the Radi cal-Socialist Congress to-day adopted a resolution to the effect that a "minimum programme" is incom patible with the policy of national union—the policy on which the Government is based, Yeaterday, it may be recalled, M. Herriot counselled careful deliberation over the consequences of the motion demanding the denunciation and, therefore, the downfall of the Poineare Government, with the result that the Congress shelved it.
'After shelving the motion, the: Congress adopted a minimum' programme, including limitation of military' expenditure, the establish! ment of a definite reparations' system and a motion congratulating Heiriot's rigidly non-clerical
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