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FRIDAY, SEPT. 26, 1952

lke Hailed On Invasion Of Dixie Area

7 Continued From Page One and television networks and to an overflow crowd of 9000 at the Fifth Regiment Armory, Gen. Eiserthower called for a halt to “stop and start” military planning. He promised that, if elected, he would give the people a Repub lican administration that would furnish more defense at a cheaper cost and with less delay. Gen. Eisenhower said tehre was only one way to assure the nation -of “solvency and security” = by; eliminating waste and making| better plans at top political levels.

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“Resulting frenzied expansion has meant disorder and duplication and waste,” he said. “It has meant am attempt by our Alr| Force to buy 20,000 super de luxe desk chairs at $10 above the standard model. Gen. Eisenhower said he had three principal objections to the! defense establishment as it exists under the Truman administration. He said: : ONE — “Our defense program! has suffered from lack of far.! sighted direction. } TWO-—"“Real unification of our armed forces is yet to be achieved. THREE—"Our defense program | need not and must not push us’ steadily toward economic col-| lapse.” Gen. Eisenhower's “new approach” to 4 national defense pro-| gram also included three promises: | ONE — A “weapons program, that is realistic” and “related to} tactical needs.” He said the na-| tion “cannot pretend to do everything in évery field all the time.”

TWO—Emphasize “simplicity In design” in weapons development, because “the progress of science warns against putting too .much confidence into today's best weapon.” He warned it may soon be obsolete,

THREE—More civilian cotinsel and direction. He said it is impossible for a professional soldier | to make “the exclusive judgment” in weapons production. Labor, tax, production and economic factors must be pooled, he said. He said he had two additional proposals to cut down the cost of military spending, One would create a civilian commission of experts in all fields to study Defense Department operations, including personnel, purchasing, transportation, supply, storage and other problems. The other would remove cabinét members from the National Security Council and staff it with meg who have “no other official utles.”

Adlai Lands In Indiana

Continued From Page One private political funds, Gov. Stev-| enson left his headquarters staff! in a state of acute jitters. | Clerks, typists and top strate-| gists were down in the dumps over the unfavorable newspaper| reaction to the Governor's personal funds, The Democratic nominee managed to avoid answering reporters’ persistent! queries about the funds as he boarded one of two planes carry-| ing the party to Evansville, where Gov. Schricker and Lt Gov. John A, Watkins were waiting to greet him. | Mr, Stevenson's aids said he was “anxious” to visit again with Gov. Sehricker, who placed his! name in nomination for President at thé Democratic National Convention. They are close friends. Gov, Stevenson's two-stop visit in Indiana was interpreted by! Political observers asa “big play”! for the state's 13 electoral votes. Most election forecasters pre-| dict Gén. Dwight D. Eisenhower will carry Indiana by a much bigger margin than Thomas Dewéy’s 13,900 majority in 1948 But Déemoérats with Gov. Stey-| enson think they can upset the! Hoosier Republicans, Gov. Stevenson sald he willl deliver a “purely political” address from the steps of the Van-| deérburgh Courthouse in Evans-| ville. Congressman Winfield Den-/| ton will introduce him. = 3 The plane air armada is then| scheduled to invade Indianapolis| at 4:25 p. m. where a motorcade will be. waiting to escort him | downtown. Gov. Schricker will introduce Mr. Stevenson at the Coliseum | After his speech, Mr. Stevenson will stop overnight as the guest! of Gov. Schricker atthe executive mansion. {

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