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orders, plans, specifications and contracts for war goods have| at the Pentagon.

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Times ¥ Correspondent inca | GENEVA, Switzerland, ‘Oct. 28 ° |~ Germans and Frenchmen are so much a part of the fabric of 3 ‘Switzerland that there are three i [large and distinct grotps inthe 1 ‘country. " The French are the most friendly toward Americans. Many

the Pentagon, if war should come:| NE A's correspondent on the as officially declared thousands of Washington. defense front, is telling of readiness on. the | rogram ever conceived. Detailed| land, on the sea, in the air, and |

“advise the President on co-! ordination of military, industrial [of ‘the Germans are still “wurly and civilian mobilization. p and ‘and coldly hostile. The Swiss re- 3 stantly. It would save hit time At a lower level, the Munitions YOUR MOVE—Joseph. S. Griien, ||. of 3040 Park Ave. main friendly but calculating.

than he was der the old set-up, [Vere he reer top mili {tary experts to confer with con-

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“bh be decided just what defense plan 4 was needed to fit the immediate situation. Plans for all conceiva-

out. It would take only a matter of hours, perhaps, befére “orders would be going out“fo field com manders, air commanders and to] ships at sea. Almost as quickly as the mili tary might of the nation would he put on a war basis. detailed plans for the civilian defense of America would he getting under way. These plans are now taking

antics of the government. at the start of the last war in trying to establish .a civilian defense will Ae POEBPAsapaap ph RPP aan - RSA 5rd Agony, SEL “the fruits of the unification of[ the armed services. The average soldier in the field or the man-in-the-street probably won't see much first-hand evidence of what it would mean during a war, Would Have Effect Unification in the Pentagon would have its greatest effect on war production. A manufacturer of war goods wouldn't have to ; spend all of his time in Washington in the ante-rooms of three Regular $4.98 Four Player or four different procurement officers. At this stage of combining the services, 80 per cent of all TAB LE TENNIS SET purchasing is done under a single plan. Each service buys some items

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