Paris, Mar. 21.
It is understood that M. Reynaud will try to form a Cabinet of national union, ranging from politicians of the Left, like M. Leon Blum, first Socialist Premier of France, to those of the Right.
Politicians close to M. Daladier state that they understand he is not prepared to enter M. Reynaud's Cabinet even as War Minister.
'A national union government will mean big changes in the existing Cabinet, and it is difficult to see how it can be reconciled with the demand for a smaller and more energetic Cabinet.
There is still a belief in political circles that M. Daladier may yet form a Cabinet on a Radical basis.
The Government crisis, it is pointed out here, is not an indication of any we of the nation's will for victory, It is rather a sign of a gen eral demand for a more energetic conduct of the war.
Abstentions in the Chamber vote yesterday represented practically all parties, and included 154 Socialists.—Reuter.
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