Show c r j National Whirligig O i Truman Believes Marshall Choice e eJ Move for Peace J i r f It Ky J na Ray Tucker S III WASHINGTON President WASHINGTON President Truman Ct Neves that his e appointment of r. r Gen George Georg-c C. C Marshall as national de deft secretary will rank with Can rev reo reL Jp ance to the North Korean reds reds' inas as 33 notification to Russia RussIn that the Un Uni th States will mobilize all its resources to fo 4 ret 1 global showdown if it becomes ita ine l 1 However he also feels that the se ft lion tion of oC the tic individual who virtually su sup t t managed World War Var II for the allies 1 t eluding the Soviet will incline Stalin V if 1 ward compromises and peaceful ids I s' s of many pending disputes f. f r r George Marshall is no warmonger saber rattler Mr r. Truman has told S si eral cral members member s of 5 5 congress He Ho has den deni i that he is J a man of peace and find g g will But if any man can prepare this co try for future crises he is the man tAs t f As evidence of the influence Gene GeneV Marshall is expected to wield In pres d councils dealing with ith foreign p 1 yc and military preparedness Was Was' wags now refer to Dean Acheson as i secretary for national defense t tt Despite possible overlapping of or th authority and functions under the n regime Secretary Acheson is such a a. voted admirer of hi his former superior state tate that no serious conflict like like Johnson Acheson-Johnson feud is expected alienate them 81 Generally A Agree In fact their friendship and to Ion forn l I 1 association may mark the end of a and postwar period during which the mi tary and the diplomats rarely J There is also the he consideration that t two agree generally on questions t fig l K c western Europe the Far East and Russi Russil Qt Indeed the only criticism of the r. r lr shall appointment is that he and M MIDI S Acheson were the architects of the Cp 6 nese program which unfortunate Lou Johnson was not given enough troops troops support Even loyal Democrats the irony in that situation Under a blueprint for the common which General Marshall 5 submit f to the White House congress and Penta if associates soon after he resigned as lJ c of staff the American people will be call 1 on for even greater sacrifices than tF tJI personal and material hardships now cap c co under a defend 1 budget tt The new news cabinet member is that universal military training is fore t I mental to any system of t 1 l' l Declaring that no other practical plan hire 1 hV xe been offered he describes it as de den dem n cratic and economical despite tit t I it ma may cost 11 is i Wont Won't May flay Politics l Although President Truman for Ol Secretary Johnson and General Omar y r. Bradley have advocated a stern and dray dr S tic program of especial a cc a universal training the difference is la the l none of them had the prestige or the de det i t of General Marshall Except 1 r General Bradley they permitted partis t C political considerations to weaken tin demands i. i U is General Marshall Is a a. good far tar more loyal to that party than most p p. j pie realize but he will not be influent te by petty motives He will lay the law do doi did rl to congress diplomatically but convincing I ly Moreover he still carries more weigh on Capitol Hill than Mr r. Truman hims Democrats and Republicans will heed heed d 11 vice ice from him that they would not t ta tat b ji from the White House for they 1 t I his utter unselfishness as a public serva j A comic sidelight on the return of of oft t r. r man Mr Truman has called the gr great l 1 d American of our times are the fears 3 I Ithe the Missourians Missourian's political cronies that 1 t 8 new cabinet member will overshadow t boss H S T seems to have no worries e that score |