Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 August 1952 — Page 13

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. 28,1952

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| North Korean power plants. | to me in London:

“We feel like passengers in an aircraft flown by a foolhardy pilot. We neither like your speed nor the direction you are taking. Don't you see that you are flying right into a storm area? If we only could relieve vou in the cockpit.” This backseat flier aptly described the frustration filling most European leaders as thev see the U. 8S. plane of State

| zip and zoom through the thin

air of international politics. They sit with their pelts fastened. They never have a quiet minute. And if the craft made a sudden crash-landing, they would exclaim in unison: “We told you so.”

“Provided we live to say it,” °

my M. P. added dryly.

2 on ov OUR ALLIES claim they have good reasons for their

lack of confidence in our maneuvering skill. While they continue to admire U. S. efficiency. productifity and military potential, they no longer think that these assets automatically endow us with diplomatic insight. contrary, they rather consider this reservoir of powar as an obstacle to a consistent and well-balanced foreign po!icy. They forget, of course, that

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They prefer to talk of American “errors.” They tell us that we were caught napping by Japan at Pearl Harbor. That we were shocked by Russia's turnabout after Potsdam. That we were jolted by the Berlin blockThat we were unprepared

In each of these cases, Euro-

first bomber attacks on the A jittery British M. P. said

Were improvisations able to change the fate of China, save the freedom of Czechoslovakia, keep Iran's oil flowing west? Posing these questions about America's past performance, her Allies feel entitled to challenge the soundness of some of her current policies. They are particularly concerned over U. S. initiatives in Germany, Spain, the Arab world and the Mediterranean. Large sections of European opinion oppose the rearmament of Germany as the only course the West can adopt to balance the Russian threat, Lord Beaverbrook, the British newspaper magnate, has come out against this policy ‘because the Germans cannot be trusted.” France's venerable Edouard Herriot warned in a recent speech: “As long as I live I shall defend American idealism, however naive, but I say to my friends, let us not make the

same mistake you prompted us |

to commit once before. = » a

“YOU DIDN'T sign the Ver-

sailles treaty but you later gave us the ' Dawes Plan strangely reminiscent of pres-ent-day arrangements. Then

followed the Young Plan, then

the Hoover moratorium and the day came when, at Laus- | anne, monocled Herr von Papen laughed into my face

when I asked him what had happened to German reparations vie “Today the Germans are again in full evolution, and

11 of us know how much value | they attach to paper guar- |

antees

Western European states-

men also continue to oppose

peans admit the U. S. saved the |

but only through gigantic scale: The building of a huge army and air force in 1941-'42. The Marshall Plan in 1947. Gen. Clay's Berlin airlift in 1948. President Truman's lightning decision in June 1950 and Gen. MacArthur's master

| stroke at Inchon that fall.

» = 2 THESE ACTIONS amazed the world and staggered the enemy. But European leaders tell me that even the mightiest improvisations are no way of running the foreign affairs of a great nation. They are mere emergency solutions that have

| to be applied after diplomacy

has been planlessly conducted on a day-to-day basis. And often it has been too late to recoup.

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