Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14
LLOYD GEORGE JUST
PLAYING POLITICS,
LONDON PAPERS SAY
Attack on Poland Called an Ex-
preston Of "Conterpt,bls
and Senseless Pro-Cer~
manisnn."
PARIS AMAZED AT STAND
with Not Permit Our Hand 70 be
Forced" Nor Eastern Ally 70
Lose Industrial District"
GERMANY IS ENCOURAGED
Hopes Penalties for Non-rulf,ll-
nent Of Treaty VIII Now be
Withdrawn by Allies.
FRANCE LIKELY TO OBJECT

~ Associated Press % Eyery Evening"
London. May IA Er0rge on TIE rs.f
of Polish insurrectionariea fa .raaf. ~
me piebiscitc area of rrDef glesf
SITUATION similar % lhnf uhlrh r0.l.4
IN Fiume during the d'aunuwz.o r.si,...
~ tnat Daimati3n clfv ara rf.rrtr -.
posed by Great Rrifain.
The attitude n the Brifef r.ua.r
nent vas made very cirnr hg o,.,..
Lloyd George yesterday ara u 49,
appear his worfs would ear ~ g.4f,.
tons from chiefs ~ allied nsss r
ting forth their positions
Ine Polish government who's. f.r
Voysi u responsibility f0r Ire ere.t..
revolt was sharply chafrrad 50 AT
Lloyd George. would seem to nave f...-
placed Ia situation where If nnuar fa..
action t. end d situation uhFb fr.
p.ii.e minister asserted 'frxhtene1
Berlin dispatches assert there = -.
ing forward an exchange ~ ufau.a eefa.
tive - cancellation - nenaIifIar risrsf
On Germany after the meeflru 81 fr.
Supreme Allied Council IN uarrf rs...
included the establishment 90 q cnafr.r.
zone along the Rhine and he orrun..
ton - khur ports along lna Rim. n
is declared Great Britain fauors -a-
lsxafion q allied pressure now fhaf
Germany has sccspted the allied ren4r.
alton terms and Is prerariur D. CARRY
them % fuifIimeut
The dispatches % not touen 81 "a
French attitude hlt it you'd anaanf
probable thar any such an allied nsl.r.
ment would b. opposed IS the Frencn
cabinet
The prennier's deuunciaflsr ~ e
Polish revolt in Siiesia I'D nof ~r,..i,...
anything ike unanimous Euuporr r-rr,
London Newspapers TODAY U-ril.s th.e.
were some strong expressions " ~.
proval there were also sorne snarr ~.
tacses upon ar. LLOYD Gecrrs usito uras
told among other things thai ~ aim
self and mis- allied colleagues ~k~e tsrrr-
iy 70 blame Tor the situation. and thaf
the PoiisI government was rcaHr
poEeriess Tor material reasons aEalrst
the Insurgents
The Daily express commended the
prime minister's honesty. ceur4xe and
statesmansnip and insisted poisnd
must Be taught she cannot 81 aii1vsaf
70 peconl" 9isturuius sleEnsut ln
Eurcs,e
On the ,sther hand me Eiaiiv Crroni.lr
usually stsiunch supporter ~ sff
Lloyd George while sdmifting ma roaI.
tion was numllistinE and al4rluiuE rrf
the allies said O. would take ne aItu.
alton more tragicallg but Cor Lhe dr-
raBce, of the allies by Mlstan1a. keuasl
Pasha. leader of the rurSlsh Naunn-
alistsi Gabrieie Annanz.o. ehn ..-
cupied Ftume more than "a rear. arl
General ZeligoGsSi. who's pollsh sIr.
regulars are still hoidlns Euna fhr
newspapers also heid the allies n4tft
bianeVorthy oWing tn thslr ffIurr fn
agree upon the Upper sliesian frnunsf
Mr.. Lioyd Georgu WIS charsel u.ih
bitter ptrusanship. iutenss. llslke "a
Poland. pusillanlmoas Gear ol frmanf
and ignorance % k.uropean ruilIIrs.
BY the Morning Post.
The Post c0ncluded by eNuress.ng ~
hope thai the British public would n0i
allow itself 90 be- rushed inta atqu.-
essence in the Prime Ministers 'con-
temptible and senseless pro- liefranlsnl.