Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 October 1946 — Page 12

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to live on friendly terms with our

neighbors. We are. willing to bear our purden of insur-

ing world peace. . It all other nations felt as we do, we could go about our daily affairs without thinking of the possibility of new wars. It is the great tragedy of our time that some, of them may not share our love of peace.

. Reluctantly, we must. put new Jocks on our doors. We not en- _ visage an America armed 10 the

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Patterson Says:

By ROBERT P. PATTERSON, Secretary of War "TC Written for Seripps-Howard Newspapers

¢ WASHINGTON, Oct. 28. We are not a war-like people. We have no desire to dominate the world. "We want only security and peace, and an opportunity

fteeth, an America embarked on a ivoyage of aggression,

THE PEACEFUL purposes of our people are known to the world, and there cannot-be the slightest doubt | in the minds of anyone that those same purposes will guide our behavior in the future. But the old lesson, that military weakness is nothing but an invitation to be pushed around and lassaulted by . ambitious dictators has been taught to us once more by recent and bitter experience. Weakness is the short, straight road to war. Maintenance of a respectable military power, on the other hand, will give pause to any power overseas.* It will furnish strong support the United Nations in the main- | tenance of world peace.

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forces. The defense of this county's mterests at home and abroad Is traditionally the navy’s wiki oct bliin Uo budget | assignment. | . a ~ But our country—and hence Ourls.onomy consistent with the fulfillSimp RO beyond ent of its primary responsibility. | It has the responsibility in this ,.n0e of an effective’ and ready! unsettled post-war period to main-'j ayy capable of safeguarding ao tain in itself complete strength and jivec arid rights of the people of for him If he is con- |rendiness to play its part in UpP- ihe. Unjted States Tay and son on holding our national policy—which | Bovine Ta fime-{onted the quick improvement. |A3 enumerated by the President, * comprises: : ONE: Enforcement of the sur-! render terms of world war IL | TWO: Support of the United Nations. THREE: With other American nations, defense of hemisphere. | FOUR: Provision for the common | defense of the United States an ~ its overseas possessions.

IN THE attainment of this naional policy and our commitments |

thereby, there are requirements 4 (Which can only be met by naval forces.

would, I believe, imperil our world commitments in support | national policy or to insure our | country adequate

THE HISTORY of our nation shows Americans have displayed a tendlency to disarm and reduce our de|fense beyond the point warranted | by a realistic view of world condi- | | tions at the moment. | After war's exhaustive demands on our energies and national econ- | omy, {human and understandable. paredness, admittedly, costs money. | But as we have seen to our re-| gret, unpreparedness has proven to be many times more expensive,

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|spcirits is so precious we must do | whatever is necessary to protect it.

THE ATOM bomb | armies ‘ | Moreover; the development of atomic | projectiles, rockets, radar, biological | warfare gnd other new scientific devices makes the problem the more acute. . In the corner. of my office there stands today a collection of weapons in use at the beginning of world [] war I. All of them have been discarded | or substantially ‘modified since 1941. Similarly, the army has discarded or modified its old ideas about the organization” of our military defenses to meet the needs of an atomic age.

THERE 1S every reason to lieve that what is modern and ade- | quate today will be outmoded and| inadequate one, two, five years from | now. We cannot rest on our laurels and expect .to stay abreast history. The final decision—whether Amer- | ica will hdve a modern, adequate | defense ‘system-rests with the peoto!ple of the United States. every war it is only natural that) | the people and their congress should | |seek an escape. -

ANY PROGRAM which tends to] AFTER world war I, it was tragiprevent war can be justified on that cally true that we inflicted reducJust as it is better tions on. our armed forces—in the _ to catch{name of a short-sighted economy =| smallpox, it is better ¥o be ready which made it impossible for them ‘|for trouble and to let the world know we, are ready than to risk another Pearl Harbor. - It requires little imagination: to| { realize that in another war a na- | tion making a surprise attack would strike us here at home: and not at some outlying base.

to perform their missions. Today, ferment, we cannot afford the risk of such a policy. strong. Given the tools, the war depart-] ment, the army ground forces and | the army alr forces are prepared to! The United States is vulnerable carry out their missions. | \to attack today—right here at home. | The weapons already have been | make it possible. Our|cost infinitely more.

Those tools will cost money. | But war, should it come, would

Secretary Forrestal Says:

By JAMES V. FORRESTAL, Secretary of the Navy Written for Scripps-Howard Newspapers

WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.—Today, as never before, the peace of the world and the security of our country depends upon adequate, efficient and technically modern armed

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GREENCASTLE, Ind., Oct. 23 (U.| {P.). “— Coroner Charles McMurray | indicated today that he would file | a suicide verdict in the death of Frank Cutler, 60. The body of the | | local contractor was found in his | {apartment yesterday, a shotgun ly-! Mr, McCurry said he 4 | had been dead a week. {

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