Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1947 — Page 9

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By R. H. SHACKFORD, United Press Staff Correspondent

LONDON, Dec. 16—Secretary of with a world split by failure of the

State George Marshall, confronted Big Four conference, ruled out as

“impossible” today proposals to make a separate“peace with Western

Germany.

Soon after Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov hurried off to Moscow without saying goodby to anyone, Mr. Marshall discussed the

significance of the collapse of the Council of Foreign Ministers with his delegation. They were reported to be agreed | generally that the West's only] course now was to complete the, unification of Western Germany. That would be done by extending the economic arrangements for| the Anglo-American zone to the French zone and then proceeding to| some form of provisional political unification. Tonight Mr. Marshall will discuss the crisis with French Foreign) Minister Georges Bidault at a priv-| ate dinner. The meeting may determine to what degree France will | Join Britain and America in con-| verting all of Western Germany into a “workshap” for the Marshall Plan, Before the London conference opened, sources close to Mr. Mar-,

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isters of |council should be abolished under | the present circumstances. None of {them, however, was. likely to make a specific move to do it formally.

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shall said he rejected the whole concept of a separate peace as unworkable. He admitted “some kind of accommodation” would have to be found for Western Germany in case of the council failure. But he ruled out a separate peace. The same sources were asked today whether the events of the last week had changed Mr. Marshall's mind. The answer was: “There has been no change on that issue. Something else must be worked out for truncated Germany, but we can't do it with a separate peace treaty.” The Council 'of Foreign Ministers appeared doomed, A headline In the London Daily Mail expressed the sentiments of many of the It was “Dead, done, damned.” Each of the three foreign minthe West felt that the

The only formal tie left after the ministers broke up last night— ending one of the angriest meetings of diplomats in recent history— was the. Austrian Peace Treaty deputies. They will meet tomorrow to consider ‘the complicated Russian proposal that Austrian oil deemed by the Soviets to be German assets be used as German reparations. Asked Special Guards Mr. Molotov was the last of the Russian party to get to Northolt Airport and delayed the takeoff‘45 minutes. The Russians looked cheerful. They laughed and joked with Lord Pakenham, the British minister to Germany, who came to see them off, On the express request of the Soviet Embassy Royal Air Force

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police guarded the plane in which Mr, Molotov, Deputy Foreign Min-| ister Andrei Vishinsky and Marshal! Vassily D. Sokolovsky, military governor of the Soviet zone of Germany, flew, The rest of the Russian delegation took off in a second plane. | The conférence collapse found France, hdving discarded the role of mediator, more solidly aligned than ever before with the West. When Mr. Marshall goes to the French embassy for dinner, he will, significantly, be accompanied by John Foster Dulles, Marshall's No. 1 Republican Party adviser, Peace Dream Still Possible { The failure of the session was not necessarily the "last chance” to fulfill the wartime dream of one world. But all agreed that relations had ‘now deteriorated so far it probably was the last chance for a long time. The immediate result of the failure of this conference will be immediate intensification of the “cold war” between East and West, Both the United States and Russia are determined to win, but both have expressed their determination that it should not lead to a “hat war.” | But the failure of the Big Four to make peace is cert#in to charge the atmosphere for possible disaster unless extreme caution is exercised. That probably is why Secretary of State George C. Marshall, very aware of the dangers ahead, has sternly forbidden anyone connected with his delegation to discuss what moves the three Western nations may make in their zones of Germany. No Quick Moves Seen | Quick moves are not pected, but the decision of the Big Four | foreign ministers to ‘announce to {the world they could not agree on any issue will lead almost inevitably to these developments: ONE: France can be expected to ragree to unification of its zone of Germany for economic purposes with the already merged American |and British zones. | TWO: The United States. Britain and France will begin early exploration of the feasibility of unifying all western Germany politically, pos|sibly leading to a provisional western German government. | THREE: There will be a tremen-| dous increase in American support especially in Congress, for the Marshall Plan, since“the East and the West have had the issue between them drawn’ so sharply. It was the Marshall Plan which doomed this conference from the start. a i) | It was obvious that although the! ministers talked about Germany| | they were thinking of the Marshall Plan and acting accordingly. Neither side wanted agreement over Germany at this time badly enough to make the concessions such agreement would require.

8 Loafers Seized In Court House

There were eight less loafers huddling around the radiators in the Court House basement this morning. Police “raided” the Court House basement corridor late yesterday and arrested “eight vagrants on charges of congregating in violation, of numerous “no loitering signs.”| {One of them was charged with! |drunkenness. { Judge Saul I. Rabb, whose CTrimi{nal Court quarters ate in the base‘ment, complained mMcently about! |“loafers and bums” hanging around (the entrance to his ‘epurt.

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Local Democrat on Defeated Measure " By DANIEL 'M. KIDNEY, Times Staff Writer WASHINGTON, Dec. 16--Rep. Louis Ludlow, - Indianapolis ‘Demo-: *° crat, today defended. his vote against the House* GOP plan of inflation control, Mr. Ludlow, Rep. Ray ‘Madden (D. Ind) and all Qther minority members in thé House voted not to suspend the rules and take up the

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