is now mentioned as the most likely candidate for the post of Premier with M. Herriot' as Foreign Minister. It is also reported that the Socialists are contemplating the bility of extraordinary party convention for Saturday when, it is expected, the We of the Radicals, will be the various are of importance development of the present tion, the chanees for a Cabinet of the Left parties are undoubtedly in the ascendancy though it is i possible at present to detailed guess. paper "Temps," ina dealing with the developments of the crisis, compare Brinnd's fate to that of Stresemann and Sir Austin Chamberlain who all three were prevent-from completing their task. The paper adds that, though it is rot "probable that the achievement of the Iazue Conference wi Jeopardized by the develope: things have taken, there is no den ing that the completion of the negotiations without Briand will prove more difficult than they would been with him—Trans-Ocean Kuo Min.
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