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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1. 1954 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE NINE French Refection. Of EDC Poses Problems To Dulles WASHINGTON W Strong, pres. I sures are reported ouuamg up la . the government to make Germany ; and Spain, ralher than Franco, ; the mainstays o U.S. defense ' strategy for Western Europe. ! A major debate on Prance's role j In this country's political-military I policies was forecast today by in' I formed officials, who said the cen ; tral question, starkly stated, is this: ! Should the United States switch Its main strategic emphasis, with i moie of its military aid dollars 1 and supplies, from Prance to her ; neighbors on the east and west? Secretary of State Dulles an f Bounced yesterday that Prance's J rejection of . the proposed Euro , pean Defense Community, which I envisioned a 12-division German ; army, impels the United States 1 "to reappraise its foreign pol. J icies." J- At the same time he demanded I American-British-French action to J give West Germany sovereignty. He called also for an emergency , meeting of the North Atlantic J Treaty Organization to consider the whole situation. J. NATO . The United States may propose at this NATO meeting that West Germany should be rearmed dl t rectly under NATO. It was learned i Dulles feels that should be the ; major problem of the special scs. aion. Dulles wants Ihe 14-nation NATO J meeting to be held at cabinet level - ..... .-on ocoaiuiL- ui . lUJClgU, defense and finance ministers an-i this probably cannot be arranged before October at -tne earliest.-. t In a mood of acknowledged frus J tratlon though not despair, Dulles ; Larson Memorial ? Raised In Tule TULELAKE A memorial fund. I raised by friends and relatives of the late Eldon Larson totaling ,; more than $500 has been divided J between a donation to the March of uimes pono tuno in Modoc County and a bronze vase and plaque for the cemetary. Slightly more than 460 was sent to polio headquarters in Sacramento. The plaque bears a memorial in- cprintlnn Larson, longtime resident of the Tulelake community, prominent in activities of the grange, farm bureau and other farmer interests, lost his life in a car crash in Octo- uer last year, v If you want high quality Auto " Insurance at reduced rates,, see Hans Norland, 527 pine St. j: 1 1 left Washington by plane last night for Manila to join ministers of sev en other nations, starting Monday, in concluding negotiation of a Southeast Asia defense alliance. It is not yet certain that Wash ington will take the lead in for mally proposing German mem bership in NATO. Some officials say that as a matter of tactics it would be better for one of Ger many's neighbor, to make the move. The United States and Britain arc expected to press France, meanwhile, for prompt agreement for sovereignty for West Germany through a series of "peace con tracts." These agreements had been dependent upon creation of EDC. Now Washington and London want to scrap that condition. The idea Is to give West Germany as much control over her aftairs as is possible in the light of East West division of the country, block ing a formal peace treaty. OBJECTIONS Rearming of Germany under NATO would get around the ob jections of French EDC opponents who argued against creation of a kind of supermilitary government among the fix EDC nations. But it would solve the German problem in a framework in which France, would play a much less Important role than she would have had in EDC. It would there fore seem to offer little hope of improving Frenph-German rela tions. No move to write France off as a partner in West Europe's de- lenses against communism ap pears to be in the cards here, What is more likely is that the United States and Britain, with other interested countries, will press for and eventually find some Kind .01 plan for rearming Ger many which will get at least grudging acceptance from the French. Meanwhile, there may be some expansion of naval and air base facilities this country is building in Spain, and the assignment of greater importance to Spain's role in the eyes of American strategists. 'W if rZh BEVERLY MILLER, DUNSMUIR, is one of five girls congesting for the crown of queen of the Weed Italian Carnival to be held this weekend in Weed. The winner will be crowned Saturday night, September 5, at the coronation ball. A full program of vents is planned for the three day celebration. DINIIILL juniors FOR BACK-TO-SCHOOLBOYS AND SIDING $$$ SAVE SSS Daal with th man wh Ui wrk W. S. 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