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America Is About One Sixth as Powerful as She Was at the Peak of World War ll

By PAUL R. LEACH; Times Special-Writer-23--~How well

bombs ready at a European Save for only from such a location! could we reply In one hour to a Russian bomb attack on the

partment is not saying where we

Only the Beginning But an exchange of A- bombs would be only the beginning. : Obviously at 4 a. m. of Secretary Johnson's “R Day”"' the

[tremendous war-making machin-|

ery of this nation would begin to! turn for total mobilization—human, military, industrial. ~Wartime restrictions would be applied to all civilian life,

Ships and planes would start

“lecoming out of storage Mammoth placed,

orders would be” on_ schedules now arranged, for all-out production of the most-medern-weapons of land;

sea and air. Scientific development of newer weapons. would be stepped up. Reserves would be called to duty. The National Guard would be federalized Fighting Strength Today Here {8 what our fighting strength is today, compared to {World War II peaks, as fnade

{public by the Defense Départment: Combined full-time manpower, 1,555,200, as against 13,332,000 in the last war. ARMY: 643,000 men. Equipment

officers and and weapons,

“many of which. are. in secret cate-

gory, are being modernized. War peak was 8.3 million, including the Air Force. NAVY: 415,600 men. War peak was 4,170,676, plus. 197,586 Coast Guard men. Combat. ships. in active fleets, 153 in the Atlantic, 87 in the Pacific. War combat total fleet was 1300 ships. In standby resérve fleet are 453 combat ships capable of action, They can be made ready In time ranging from 24 hours to a m Fnth.| We have four kig and five Tittle, carriers in the Atlantic, two big 1 two “small “cartiérs in the Pacific. We have 74 submarines in commission, 92 im reserve. The only battleship In commissien fa the Missouri. We have 15 pattie) ships-of various ages in ae NAVAL AIR: Active, S000! planes of all types plus 6000 cap-| able of active service in storage. MARINE CORPS MANPOWER: 81,200: men, as agatnay 664,000 war peak. | AIR FORCE: 000

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| service, with 8500 capable of combat in reserve. We had 78,000 [planes of all types at war peaXx. |" "The 48 combat groups are:

Heavy bombers, 2 of 30 planes. [each, with four more groups in| Roughly we're about one-sixth as strong in over-all dctive duty] {organization. Medium bombers, 13 manpower, planes and ships as we were at the peak of World War ot 30 each; Light bombers, 1 of | II, but we have a trained reserve. We undoutedly have a much] larger atomic. bomb stockpile than Russia has. We have started work 'on the hydrogen super bomb, We have the B-36 bombers to

48 planes. Day fighters, 17 groups of 75 planes ‘each; all weather

{tactical reconnaissance group, 54 iplanes; 5 strategic reconnaissance groups, 38 each; 6 troop carrier groups, 36 to 48 planes each. “The rest of the planes are utlland secret or ex-

Confidential Information | The Air Force regards the| number of ‘B-36 bombers and most modern jet fighters as confidential" information. Russia is supposed to have an active air force of 15000 planes

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and more than 200 submarines,

‘of which Adm. Forrest Sher-!

man, chief of naval operations,| recently said 70 are operating in the Pacific.

Thefts Totaling $800 Reported to Police

Thieves last night took than $800 in cash and valuables in several Indianapolis forays, police reported today Marshall Hawkins ward for the the Indianapolis Olympians, professional basket-| ball team, reported $485 and a {wrist watch stolen from -his {locker in the YMCA last night.| Mr. and Mrs. Durell Ward, 100! Gilbert Ave., said $45 and some nylon slips were taken from their home while they were away for the evening. Ina downtown hotel, C. Gates II, Evansville salesnian, | reported a man with whom he/ had talked in the lobby followed! him to an upstairs corridor and held. him up with a knife. Mr. Gates told - police he lost $32, a ring, watch and two pair| of cufflinks. All were taken from, him in his room, where he was| forced to ‘lead the robber.

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