The Washington times., 1922-12-14
FORMER KAISER MADE LOVE TO WOMAN WHOM HE JI1EB
SHAW APPROVES
. LL0YDGE0RGE
ON PEACE
Ex-Pren,isr Right, He Says, In
Believing Y. s. and England
Could Avert War.

0VsVv'VB W % 0Uo eUBpoJpu
Could Avert War.
BY JOHN T. BURKE.
Univsrsal Service.
LONDON. Dec. 1l.-3eorge Bern
ard shaw today entered the discus
sion Of the Lloyd 0eorgs- -Ciemencsau
Poincare controversy, started by the
former British prsmisr's article in
The Washington Timss-Herald and
other Hearst papers last Sunday. by
awlIi there b q government in
France strong enough In fifteen
years to withdraw the French armies
from the territories she proposes to
occupy on the left bank Of the
Rhine? Lloyd George might have
asked. 'Will there be strong enough
army at that time TO hold II against
q retuvenated 0ermanx7'
Lloyd George II right when he De.
clarss that the only way TO bring
peace TO Europe 10 to have America
and England knock the heads Of
France and Germany togsther and
tell them to behave themselves. be.
cause II there 10 no peace between
y
will be no peace In the whole world.
Fressch Suspicious.
1T - q greet pity he did not cay
Il befpre-when In power. The
United States and England or Eng.
land alone, for that matter can ~.
sure peace In Europe by simply stat.
ing that civilization cannot afford to
have any more war. II u hard to
convtncs France Of Britain's I'm
Partially, rrAhcs always suspects
that n the bach Of Engiand'e brain
10 . snseking liking for Germany,
Lloyd ~0eorge sometimes says
the right .thiAg, but In doing %,
invariably startS by doing ths wrong
thing. but ends al right.
Chaneed Hlo AttituAs.
Lloyd George first wanted to
plundsr Germany. When he saw
a. Q result Of his program. idls
Welsh coal fields and Thousands Of
shtpbuilders In England walking
the streets hungry beoauSs he took
all Of 0srtmany's shipping, while
France seiseA German coal fields
and was selling coal to Italy, thus
stealing the British market. he re-
:But when Germany offered to
pay IN the only commoditiss she
had, steel and coal. he couldn't
take II. Now he rsalisss. the actuAli.
ties, but II 10 too late. II 10 not
vengeance which actuates the Ger
French against the 0ermans-it is
terror Of war.
Peace Pledge Needed. q.
''It win be 20 pntil the nations
Of the world asrss that there shall
Be no war.
Lloyd Georges talk about the
war party and the military bloc
In France wanting to annex part
Of Germany may be true. There
win always be that kind Of q
mischievous party In France.
cut Europe and Il 10 q question
whether II can be controlled by the
able French statssmen who want
weuA Remove Army.
Alfred r. Davies, n. p, said:
II would Do away with the army
on the Rhine ana put an allied
commission In Berlin TO supervise
income and expenditure.
The question OF the bankruptcy
Of Germany 10 . very Vital one.
There IN no need to use threats.
What u required n Q definite and
busineeslike allied policy on the
b properly administered By an al.
lied commission In Berlin.
German Wsalth Hiddsa.
III We are to get rsparations.
Germany must trade. I think Ger.
many 10 playing poor, and win con-
tinue TO, play poor n We let her.
Our ministers. including Lloyd
George, were too leniont and the
day ID now past Tor getting sub
stantiai reparatioss 70 pay for our
ministry Of pensions and othsr
costs az the wSr. s.ts,
"Ths Germans have miilions Of
| money outside Of their country. The
wealth Of Germany 10 largely out.
side. The mistake the allieo made
waa to allow Il 20 90 out. An allied
commission would remedy that in.
flnitsiy better than an army on the
Rhine can"
Times ous1es Article.
! Under the heading. 'Europe's Sin.
lister Diplomacy" the London Tines
features Senator Hiram Johnson's
exclusive interview with Universal
Service, published recently In The
Washington Herald. IN which the
Senator discusses Lloyd 0sorge's ex.
pose Of the French government tc
seiss the left hank Of the Rhine.
The TimeA declares that the Sen.
ator takes strong stand agaihsl
Fths United States mixing In Eu
rope's ma1estrom." NA
Jehnsoa Inaereed.
I The Californian's interview 10 the
absorbing top.c among Americana
here with the sentiment practically
Iunanino6s IN Endorsement OF the
4 Senator's hands-off stand.
Yord RsddeIl. one of Lloyd
oeorte's most intimate friends anc
polit cal associates, discussing today
the former preSnier's charkes, ssld
ut IL quite obvious that Lloyt
George refers to the fact that dur
Ing the peace conference In 1919
Marshal Foch made fnahy speeches
advocAting the natural frontier
between France and 0srfhsny. Il,
ref1rred 70 the Rhine. but a