LATE NEWS Cabinet Murmurings

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 93, 29 March 1922, Page 5

LATE NEWS Cabinet Murmurings

Lloyd George’s Policy

‘BOOMING OF BOLSHEVIKS.” ”

MR CHURCHILL DISQUIETED.

LENIN’S “ONE MAN.”

[By Cable.—Press Association.--Copyright.)

(Received 29, 11.10 a.m.) London, March 28,

The “Daily Mail” state that the Premier’s return to London with premature suddenness was mainly owing to the feeling in official circles respecting the Genoa Conference. It. is now clear that besides opinion inside and outside of the House of Commons, which kis gravely divided on the question, there have arisen disagreements within the Cabinet. Mr Churchill for a long .time has lamented the attitude of the Government towards Russia. His feelings are shared by some of his colleagues. While hitherto differences and cleavages were avoided ,the Premier’s booming of the Bolshevik policy counter-emotions, which cannot be ignored. It is understood that the Premier conferred with Mr Churchill. Meanwhile, Lenin, in an interview, declared:— “The man I want to see is Mr Lloyd George. I feel that with him an understanding is possible.”—(United Service.)

PREMIER’S MOVEMENTS.

(Received 29, 8.55 a.m.) London, March 28.

Mr Lloyd George spent the morning at a Cabinet meeting. He launched with Liberal members of the Ministry and had an audience with the King in the afternoon. He then left for the country, and probably will not return to London before Monday.—J A. and N.Z.)