Minister, will probably clarify the position during today by a broadcast, in which he is expected to explain that while events require him to remain at the helm while the war position is howe, he does not intend to stand in the way of Government changes that may be required as soon as practicable, states Reuter's Lobby Correspondent.
Parliament, he says, will probably Be called for May 14. Reuter understands that Mr. David Lloyd George would be willing to serve under Mr. Winston Churchill in a non-depar mental capacity.
In the event of an early change of the Government, the correspondent adds, the most likely procedure would be appointment of a War Cabinet under Mr. Churchill leaving non-Cabinet offices unchanged for ihe time being—Reuter.
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