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TOP SECRET
INCOMING
MESSAGE
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
STAFF COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE
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SECTO 25
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some mins. Agreed recommend that Council recess for as short
a period a.s possible, perhaps week, to enable govt consulta- -
tion take place. Deps recommended that Council continue dis-
cussion today and suggested each express views on two phases, is
indicating which points require consultation with govt, and
stating govt attitude at this time.
Spofford stated deps recommended brief communique,
merely indicating Council had recessed to permit consul-
tation govts.
5. Council agreed to short recess, on understanding
meeting would be set at time most convenient for mins. If
min could not attend personally, govt Would be suitably reo-
resented.
6. Council agreed each min should be given opportun-
ity raise any question and make such statement on issues he
cared to make, after Schuman, Lange and Cunha made clear
they did not desire reopen entire German debate.
7. Country views given as follows: Van Zeeland
accepted wholeheartedly concept of unified force. Agreed to
principle of unified command, single commander, assisted by
international staff. Expressed satisifaction that force
would be made up of national contingents, and also at US de-
cision take full share in force and send additional units to
Europe. All should recognize that must make maximum effort
raise required force.
Could see Wide area agreement on German participation
in defense in one form or another. Must insure that German
attitude would be favorable. Belgium accepted principle of
German. participation in form to be decided upon criteria of
maximum effectiveness. This decision raises many internal,
legal and constitutional problems.
Pearson had hoped German participation could be de-
cided now in principle. However, impressed with Schumans
CM IN 13045
(19 Sep 50)
DA SCO FORM
15 JAN 1949
22-1
TOP SECRE
COPY NO.
U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 1948 - O-811947
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