Show Leaders Fail to Avert Phone Strike 17 Si Trouble Traces Lippmann In Germany to Foor riannmgour o i rV Walter Lippmann Ger'Our experience awith the illusis striking' man occupation nation gets into tration of how afails to balance its trouble whenit commitments and its power to carry them out Lor before Germany was de- feated the state department r !h J1?-- ! vmv uvjjua aiiU H nients contributing were hard at work making our own plans and allies Yet negotiating with the " unfortunately the one consideration which has been primary and controlling they ignored in making their plans VThat was the size and the character of the military force which the United- States could count on being able to maintain ii Germany As a result there is a widening and ever more unpleasant gap: between what we - have talked about doing in Germany and what we! are in fact able to do I 5eVH and govern years to occupy r— The war uct But its - own decision mflitaiy plans had no recognizable relation to it The point system for dischargu ine men was jum it and no doubt necessary toBut every must have gys t?S wSuldnot only demobilize the :ll- m""-w- j - I V 4v bint WOlllQ - "i" j -- re-educ- im-rnih- ' - 1 : Uliucwmuc Ua the efficiency or wnaithat lff I as meant point system army its lose would went on the best' trained and most experienced of men and would be composedwho raw recruits more and more knew less and less about cuiuy As the point system applied bim specialtoymen who had been given governized training for military that when ment the result wasmost the specialists were to haveneeded pracand were beginning tical experience they became eligand our ible for discharge Our military planning planning " took place in political water-tigThus compartments Truly this was foreseeable Separate confronted was was we decided war that would the Thus it department need several hundred thousand with a problem: It was committed troops for an indefinite number of to maintaining im uermany efficient! and highly disciplined was cop-mittforce for a long time itdemobilizaof a to also plan tion which by its very nature was bound to destroy the efficiency Pay OfilM and the disciplined the army Wat had conquered Germany -- war Wasjde-it - g8 n1 iiivA I not then the doty of the advpartment to prepare well in and for recruiting ance-plans and different kind new a training and 1 1 ? i f 1 rT a i i fcM i reft ' of army— one which could was would stay in Germany and not to fight the German LJ trained 2443 Wash would no longer exist iwhich army t Weaver president 01 Association 01 communications equipment workers nriliator and J PLafferty labor relationsto manager Western Electric Co (left reach agreement and prevrent a na- a conference in New York trying to rieht) pore over The strike failed PaPwuide tcephone (AP parley — —Wirephoto) — — —u— — —— — —r —--— who But in fact the political planners They adopted! a plan which calls but to police the Germans ' did neither: they did not insist that for the by us and our were disarmed? of a be and raised ailies the army yet proper people in the Gerjnan But though months' after day they adopted the very political of and peace Now ways plan democracy was the war department said it whicn required the" largest army for it is obvious that if it is possible at "studying" plans for an occupation the longest time all foe a military government of army nothing has thus far come of these studies We are still occupying and governing Germany with the remnants of a combat army and the replacements of young conare scripts who in so far as t theycom trained at all are trained for DOORS OPEN bat though they are expected to oe policemen Yet our political plans were adopted on the assumption that somehow we would have the kind of army which a$ it was easy to predict there wasf little chance of BE THERE our having There were tW6 choices in to the open political planners the state 'departments The one was to insist that the president direct department! to 'plan and organizes dependable arrny of occupation The other was to fit their political plans to the fact tnat there would not be a large and efficient army available over any considerable period: of time rnvFFRPvrr ed " - 0vd 1 'ft y I Appointment :f ! 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TCC--H AL n ' i Newhouse Hotel— 8 P M Home Calls Made by V-- E J A Ja-rhM- Hi r-n- -it Vt! on vji ! r Associated Tavern Owners Of Utalilnc ht o - lA I - - R re-educ- t been-eviden- THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINEa wholes- conquerors to 3A FRIDAY EVENING JANUARY 11 1946 must take nation the at a minimum a whole generation It is however you look at it a long which removed it from the soverAuxiliary Will Confer complicated expensive business eignty of the future German state which only an army of occupation was the alternate to that general Gold Star Awards of the German people that was itself highly educated for Auxiliary to the Disabled Ameriour army— which we so unwisethe task could conceivably carry by can Veterans will lold a regular To to enforce attempt out ly decided business cermeeting Saturday Jan 12 a is such reasonably plan it Had the state department real- tain that we should" not need more at eight p m in the IOOF : ized that there was no likelihood than an active intelligence service ball Two Gold Star Iothers Mrs of our having such an "army of a ("constabulary made up of mature least Hazel Keyes and Mrs Tom East they should have men and recruited in part at counoccupation unas from volunteers will be presented with service European' by plan scraDped the politicallooked for an tries and one highly mobile and awards Mrs E S ililum national workable and have will division of regular troops executive committeewomari alternative There was an alterna- airborne We could hope to maintain such make the awards r Germans tive That was to let the themselves and to fix a smali professional force over a our attention upon making it was period of yearsourOur political com mitments and Notice of j Sixth power would be fnr them to rearm It m uu balance iu relatively simpie uung is not too late to reconsider Annual Convention did not require any general ae-11- and jit revise our In German ot policy uermany industrialization MEETING we shall be forced to recon would have been! quite toenough to fact sider and "or it revise humilia risk arsenals regulate the demolish and failure German exports ana imporis ana tion to put firmly under allied control (Copyright 1946 K Y Tribune Inc) the coal of the Ruhr upon which all German inauiiry uepeuus 'to the Poles? and With Silesia EXPERT allied control under Ruhr! with the RADIO REPAIR all the Germans would not be good Germans but they would lack the means to be yery bad Germans On All Makes and Models : on Ruhr the Mnndav January 14 All Popular Tubes in Stock A surgical operation the-wa- f Experienced i Craftsmen ? all l&) i±d livii )JD o)1 ———4t-- k 4¥llhMk 1— 0IF0SDS MELET JUmboo2 Assorted Colors In First Quality Anklets A wonderful group of chi Q y) AH 1Y SC'J©ES Q dren's Oxfords Both black and brown Odd lots broken contain- ing 2000 square feet qf soft? ! 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