Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1924-03-05 | Page 2 | May Alter German Military Control

MAY ALTER GERMAN MILITARY CONTROL PARIS PARla March Ml The IP f 5 W Th de- de demilitArization demilitarization de demilitarization of ot the th allied mili mili- military military tary control mission In Germany was practically decided upon by the tho allied co council of or ambassadors ambas dors to- to today today to today day At a session attended by Mar Mar- Marshal Mar Mar-ahal ahal Foch and with the th United Slates represented by Sheldon Whitehouse counsellor of ot the tho American embassy the th ambassadors dors dors received cd a to favorable opinion from the Inter allied y com com- committee committee to the suggestions made by Prime Minister Macdonald ot of Great sin that tho the present mili military tar tart tary mission be b ultimately suc- suc succeeded suc by the tho allied commission on guarantees Considerable i Is to attached at- at at attached to this decision apart from Its bearing upon the relations relation between be- be be between tween ItI Itle the tho allies and Germany German It le Ie the fitt list suggestion ua of ot the th new British labor cabinet to be ac- ac accepted ac accepted and acted upon by b the al- al allied allied al allied lied body bOd The Th decision meant means that the con con- con tro control contro of ot Gorman's Gorman German s 's military prepa prepa- preparations preparations civilian rations will be b exercised by civil ch II- II fans ian Instead of o by army arm officers although the Intention is 18 I not to re- re re linquish relinquish the control The ambassadors adopted the te teat t of or a n letter on this thin subject which will be b forwarded to the German gO tonight 01 of to- to tomorrow to tomorrow morrow 11