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LLOYD GEORGE MAY
iBEEliYlOK
penttngent en Success of Bentr
, Law's Reglmt, Repert In
Washington
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DIPLOMATS ARE STIRRED
i By Blaff Corrt&vendent
' Washington, Nev' IB. Diplomatic
littles here Imvc . been stirred te the
iteHii by n suggestion inn iwriti'iiieyti
OenrKC mnv come te nehiriRtnn no
Brltlxh Ambnusadnr In event of Mentr
law's miccees with his new Iirttlsh
It Ik currently reported thnt should
May' elections In Knglnnd result in
t clean fww-ii ir .- w,
siting them a mtbitantlnl working ma.
ferity In the Heuse of CommeiiH,' the
ihanilnrlnl tiect Is llkclv te bf of
fered te I.lnyd Oeerge, with a strong
peMlblllty of Its ncreptnnre.
This report him been received with
mixed emotions by officials nml mem
ben of the dlplemntlc corps te whom
It has been communicated. The upon
ors of the story profess te. belleie
hripllcltly tbnt such n, development Is
Set enlv within the range of possibility.
at under fftvnrnble conditions would
be milte probable.
Naturally, It Is contingent en two
Important consideratiens: First. The
eutreme of the British elections re
suiting from Lloyd Gcerge'B rcslgnntlen'
as Prime Minister, and. second, his
acceptability te the Hnrding Ailmlnls-
ttat'0n' (Jeddes Stands High
In the discussions of thn possibility
ef a'Chanpc there Is nothing that re-fleets-
en the service of Sir .Auckland
Geddes. the present IUUIhIi Ambnrti Ambnrti
der., whose minding Is of the highest
and'whee contorts with the Washing
ten Government have been particularly
iyanu ire ii.-i. i-
-- -MiiiiAfiflt nlinnffn with minis-
ewever. nnd it is understood. the
! eniirnrip or AmDnsstuier
Oeddes arc net entirely In harmony with
the pelieiei 01 inn unur j.uw ,i'""J
This would pnve 'the way for a. shift in
Ambassadors If the British elections re
mit as expected.
Should Bennr Lnw fall te command h
BaJerlty in Parliament and find It Im
possible te continue with his Ministry,
Lloyd flcerce would again become Prime
Minister until n successor could .'be
found who ceul.l command sufficient sup sup sup
jorr.te form n Ministry. It is nlse
Jointed nut thnt ns lender of the opposi
tion party In Parliament he might find
Blmself In n position of power from
hlcfi It would be difficult te step down
lthnit appearing te desert his own
Supporters.
Ort'thc ether hand, if he should find
blmielf at the head of a mere or less
unimportant minority or otherwise se
.lf,ifitp,les te make his continued nnr-
UamcntHry service n mere or less per
functory nffnlr. It is eencelvnble even
te these -who de net wholly credit the
report of nmbnssaderlal aspirations thnt
Be might welcome an assignment te
Washington for a year or two, away
from nrittsli politics.
While his nppejntment would be n
distinct. If net disturbing, Innovation
in International diplomacy, nnd the first
instance of recent record in which n
former Prime Minister hnr hecn- ns
llfni'd te an nmhnsMidnrinl pest, se
ttuny precedents lmve been shattered
H,a result of the war's upheaval tliut
It would net cause the consternation It
nlfht otherwise always nsumlnir he
euld be perenn grutn te the Wush-
Bten uevcinmcnr.
A Leading World Figure
In conformity with long-established
diplomatic custom, inquiries would first
have te be made te determine whether
Or net tha plcturesiiue Welshman, easily
tee foremost figure in tne English
Jpenklng world, would we welcomed in
Washington. That his appointment
would be generally well rcccUed
throughout the country Is accepted here,
rnrtlcularly since the establishment of
the IrMi Free State and the settlement,
t lciist temporarily, of the troublesome
Irish question. ? ,
But whether It would be equally per
Ular la eftichil quarters, considering all
the circumstances of Lloyd Geerge's
long public career nnd his, overshadow
ing penenul qualities, is another mat
ter. The question is nlse raised here as
whether lu could compress his nat
ural ebullience Inte the narrow Con Cen
ines of diplomatic procedure and prece
fcnt. Could he forego the temptation
te pak en prohibited subjects? Could
he refrain from snjlng mere than he
Mould en permissible subjects? Would
Mi genius for oratory, an asset in
Statecraft, be n liability in n 'rilnln.
EHtlc pest?
Te these' questions the answer is re
turned thnt if he were te come te the
United States ns Ambfliwiwinr t.n wnulil
Mturnlly conform te dlplemntlc prac
tice nml precedent nnd exercise cuh-
wmary discretion In his official and un-
raiu utterances.
He wntlld fllsil hn 'aiirenun.ln'.l I.W
?.7i .f.. '"T" U ,g ""KWHtwl, who
jeuld 'held him down" nnd see that
neuid net overstep the bounds of offl effl
till propriety.
..ln ,,a,,r "f iU appointment It is
lTu Xlm, 0mit I,r,tln will, need
aernWe'.t ndvmnte In Washington dur-
SLi"'i m,Jtt.f,L", '" nd while n
(OnpnrNeil llf T.lm.l ('-..I.. iin
. .fe.r '"Plmnntlc service with
.i.ir . i mmr J1,,ir""r. for example,
euld be likely te prove -most vnlunble,
JO his Government In 'a diplomatic nest.
&SJL """I'Iiib the fact thnt Lloyd
gwrge is .eungur, phjsicully mere re
W, nnd would come here If nt all
l" ""' ndnntnge of n persennl rep-
utatien and prestige which makes his
name almost tT household word in this
country,
nif Task for Envey
Great Britain's Ambassador will be
called upon-during the -next year or
two te assist In reaching an agreement
with the United States Government en
the refunding of the British debt, nnd
will have an even mere difficult task In
following public opinion in this coun
try en foreign' nffnlrs particularly Old
World relationship.
There is .also the task of bringing
the two great English-speaking na
tions Inte closer nniferitnndlna and ac
cord In world, affairs. And that, it is
acknowledged here,' Is where .a man of
Lloyd Geerge's type, might play, a no
table role, ,
' In his persennl achievement and
rise from ebscure beginnings te the
height, of power, the Ilfe of Lloyd
Geerge is one that would further ap
peal te popular imagination In this
country.
There is precedent for the appoint
ment of 'former British Mlnliters te
the Washington Embassy, but net for
rner'-Prime -Ministers.', JT i'neareat 'ap
preach te it occurred 'during the '
whan Arthur tair JraiM OVST'SS
head. of the DriUaSh War MlMim te this
country., .Twe, recent .AmDaataaersi
Ixird Grey and 'Lord Reading had
served in the Ministry, before thelr-ns-slgBment
as' Ambassadors. But Lloyd
Geerge ls'semctHlng'ele., , ,
ARRMn rnm'aiierLirrrNq ..
ime im erwaniMa duid -
qns that lh khev number
Wvaaitd in 1865
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