The evening world. Newspaper, December 15, 1922, Page 12

OPPOSED FOC AS COMMANDER American tacent in Article Tells of Jealousies Preced- ing Unification of Forces. ms 3 Om Major Gen. Tasker If. Bliss. re- PS © tired, who was America’s representa » = tive on the Supreme War Council, tn F | the first article he has written since s the war In the current Insuo of @ Foreign Affairs telly how Marshal =< Ferdinand Foch became Allied Gon- GE erctieatmo. Field Marshal Haig, Commander of the British Army, {s shown as the chief opponent of the unification of the Allied Armies under Yoch, and he and other opponents gave way only when the Allies were almost facing defeat in March, 1918, Gen Bliss says. Through the story runs b. detalia of “military Jealousy and sus- == picton as to ultimate national ulms,” though Gen, Bliss mado no direct ac- cusation ef Jealousy against any In- dividual. He describes an arrangement for co- ordinating the action of the armics, but after one week's experience It was made clear this was not sufficient and a conference was called, “resulting in tho nearest approximation to giving Gen. Foch supreme command that was ver attained.” Gen. Bliss concludes, however, that ‘no harsh criticism can justly tie Some Suggestions against the Inevitable result of the} Avenue, Glendale, I. T+ Avenue at 8 o'clock this morning. ing that the same bloody process | way across the raliroad iracks, a Myrtie Would probably be followed” in a war] ,conue trolley ear struck the outfit, American oil before America]iprowing him about twenty-five feet. limitations of human nature,’" decus would “yield supreme command to an ally who, we knew, bad his own ultl- pats object !n the war; nor would he ally, for the same reason, accept cbr supreme command until it had be- como a mattor of life and death for both." 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