The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
INDUSTRIES MUST
BE REORGANIzED.
Lloyd George Seeking 10
Strengthen Weak Points i'll
English System.
MUCH TINE is NEEDED
His Unemployment Scheme Now
Being Put Into Practical
Form.
NJ PHILLIP EVERETT.

Especial Cable TO The Times Disratch.l
London. May 6.-Since sent my las,
cable letter have had the unusual
favor of a personal interview with IN,
most beloved and most hated man in
English political life. the man whom
the Conservative papers n few weeks
Ego described as totally broken down
& iii health, but who surprised everybody
by returning TO tho House Of Commons
y oung er and moro aggressive than ever
Lloyd George Chancellor Of the En-
chcquer. There lis something American
about this man. who will surely in time
become tho Prime Minister OF Eng
land. his keen steei-grnY eyes. his
clear voice and hearty handcasp re-
mind one of Colonel Rooserelts nn-
spoiled manly democratic manner.
When told him that the people ct
America were greatly interested In his
sickness. disability and unemployment
schemes. his eyes bcamed With plonsnre
and his whole expression showed how
fully his heart is In this scheme which
is The most Democratic government
measure England has ever seen.
Like other social reformers, the
Chancellor OF tho i1Schequer is i'm
pressed with the fact that under mod
crn industrial CONDITIONS ,unemploy
nlcnt tends to become In all advanced
countries permanent phenomenon. II
wonld seem as If, for the proper cN-
pansion OF industry permanent mar
sin OF unempl oSmcnt is ncCcssarS---a
sort OF reserve force OF labor To he
called upon In time OF expansion and
to be turned off in time Of restriction.
Mr.. Lloyd George spoke moacstly
nbout HIS Unemployment insurance pro-
posals lie thinks that there arc ser
tous Industrial evils tina, can only be
cured by radical reoi --.ni.ation OF
the conditions OF industry. Meanwhile
the government proposals simply mean
the application OF gentle pressure from
the state. t
gathered from Mr.. Lloyd George
that the insurance scheme will not
come into operation until after the
close of the present financial year Time
Will be needed To set up the machinery
FOR the working of the scheme.
Speaking next of the coming invcs,i-
tnrc OF the Prince OF Wales, the Chan
cellor expressed himself with nll the
patriotic favor Of true Welslman.
who Is thoroughly convinced that In
all the world there is no spot more
blessed with natural beauty nor hnv
Ing nobler traditions to maintain than
the wild and rugged home of his child
hood. s tH
''Thc Castle of Carnavon. where our
future King VIII receive the title which
IS his BY right. Is the noblest, the most
beautiful castle in Europe" he said,
land as constable of the castle nat
nrally take a peculiar interest in tho
impressive ceremony. I believe this
revival of an old mediacval institu-
ton will be n ceremony OF rare pie
turesqueness and unique historical In
terest. The King and the young prince
arc taking the deepest interest In the
preparations. believe myself that the
ceremony will he the most picturesque
that has been seen in this country In
our days The scheme will be appropri-
ate TO the ceremony. i do not spea IL
merely OF Carnarvons historic as
nociations. but of the stateliness OF
tho castle itself and its unique situa-
4 ton, withilts background OF sen md
mountaip. ,.AlI classes in Wales arc
full of enthusiasm for the invcsti-