Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 306, Ed. 1 Monday, November 5, 1951 Page: 2 of 6
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j chestnut hair grey at the temples
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Editorial Comment
WE TUST CAN’T FIGHT MODERN
WAR WITHOUT TRAINED MEN
It is tt foregone conclusion that the universal mili-
tary training program newly announced by a special
commission will be bitterly contested next year by many
in Congress. Th ix is so even though Congress has en-
dorsed the UMT principle.
The 1951 bill establishing the commission to study
the issue and make recommendations wax essentially the
product of delaying forces strongly opposed to UMI' A
straight-out measure treating a training program could
get past just one house.
The same forces will be arrayed against IMI next
year. Their strength may very well be augmented, since
1952 is an election year and many legisators are certain
to view compulsory militnry training as repugnant p«e
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was a gay blade of 30, Miss Stein-
hart."
"You’re still a bachelor, aren't
you?"
"A widower," he corrected
"So much the better." said Lcia,
then res Using that the phrase wus
too tactless for him in •willow.
old fuddy-duddy
Ollle, whom this reference nt
like a glove, looled hurt and ) er
Hildreth, sipping coffee and watch-
ing the othera, said, "It's a good
thing you have a big mouth, Lucia
You can manage to put both feet
In it at the some time "
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are far too menacing to-
day to permit us to enjoy I
the luxurv of leisurely cren-
tinr nn effective army and)
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anil. A woron envini ter aa-a Men
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tmprensed by namhm -urrewndinu
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Elivabeth smiled. "It would lie
simpler if I knew what we were
supposed to be competing for"
What a biekering family, she
thousht. All their words were
barbed Now, like a small whirl.
me this long."
As site took her place at the
card table she caught a swift
blurred glimpse of Lucia’s flame
evening sown beside Courtney
Benson's while serge dinner jacket
disappearing through the firs,
tie Hr Continuea
"Really Aaronf That might have
beon a rare specimen!’’
"Was it?"
Riggs' tone was unapologetic, his
features expressionless.
"No, but it might have been. You
know I’m a collector, and you
might be more careful."
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men. Miss Brownell. That's part of [
a nurse's training, isn't it? Learn-
ing to humor the patient?"
Lucia went upstairs for a wrap
and Allatair winked at Elizabeth.
"Don't mind Sis, Brownie You
should be complimented. When
Lucia goes out of her way to tie
nasty it means she regards you as j
A worthy opponent."
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does have its social side, doesn't
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romrphi for all 18-vear-olds
renthnt nnd ;hvsillv
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the mont, relirinus anr ed- Mra. Steinhart’s fast wordsechocd
NOTTER to runt. Ollie looked more shocked than
rAn erronenun renieetton unon the eRR* embarrassed. But his niece ig-
rater, "tendina nt reputatiu nt any wer • ■ ‘ - •
"on •corrm nt eerporatten which mix
r?pneA‛ In the eorurns nt this pawer. sin
. • il.nlv corrected upon the house ut
same belne (Ivon in the pubitaher.
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thing its studl i here. -Cw
show you aruund tie Steinhart es
liticlly as higher taxes, " I.d
Nevertheless, the statesmen on Capitol Hill who no- .°
derstnnd the imperative need for some sort of/trainingi
systom must use every resource at their comand to put «f
r pravrnm into effect in 1982.
The entire American defense set-up, as conceived "
when 1he Korean war shook 1hs nntion out ol its slecp
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I arold Bailey
21 delicious m
ASme f Mrs
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cars kave CAA4MO me '
win columN: . mu-
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‘ commends jtceif to Conress 1 . . . -
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’ • 1 honest ob,iect ion to Ollie had a small wood tire going
IIMT ithout chmoromising In the cavernous fireplace. Lucia's
the minimnm funndamental, flame evening gown, too elaborate
of n training nrogram , for the occasion, almost merged
Proram i with the flames beh Ind her When
were sucking her into the vortex WR 2EReE. *
of their quail els WHERHA9IR
Aaron Riggs' precise voice cut > EE-52- )
across her thoughts. * _7St‛-S
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wnr mnchine virtually out
of nowhere. The ground-
work must be laid long in
ndvance if disaster is not
to he swilt and sure.
DR (
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oFfiAufG FOA
nr sw ruu uess
we sow nr er o» .
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our muvo I’
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of comnlacency, Ls founded on Hie coneepl ol reserve ,
rtrength.
The men ent rusted with K’bulhllnp mu mililnr y pow •
< and gearing Ilie economy hi support it, rerognized nt
the Khn f 1hnt we could not create n vast standinv army
nor convei t industry into n huge war machine II* win
shoult be successflly avoided, or nt least lov post-
ponod, such mi rmy nnd wm machine would imposei
burdens t lint might spell economie min
Therefore It was decided to pin out hope on the
minimum nmount of "defense in being"ne bin v hi pre-
vent ns from heing annihilated by ti Midden enemy strokel
pnough military substance to allow un to hald off the
adversorv until otii' full might enn be organized and
bronght to ben r against him
• In the field of industrv flint meant building more
plhnes tanks, guns nnd other militnry essentials than
we had had since World Wnr II Ihit. mote important ly,
it meant creating great additional reserve CAPACI’TY to
produce weapons. No that with quick conversion we could
be in high gear for war.
Tluit nlan is making reul strides The economic fotin-
dations of n successful defense me being solndly con
structed.
But the sHinecmm<d be said in manpowei There the
renuiremi mrifottrrmrteretertmetnfprfes sional l y
trained military reservists men basically fit to jump ।
iro ndvnneed militnry schoolin at the first signa of
War. All top militnry men tire convinced of this necessity;
the complexity of modern warfare has doomed the large.
1/ iintrained civilian army on which we have dependedi
in 1 he past.
. In Ml. n. week, ny man m
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rth* "A! o!Fe, .t Clebuuna, Tasa, weter "Oh well, it's natural for you to be ‘
■ NetunNI "nesenunpitMorenk?.1eh An y curious about our guests after that
t "raN t emus tfies m Nw Tore 1 highly enlightening description of
rSnirnu, Kanana Aity, Rin Franetsen, ai' l link's at luncheon."
- inntn • Lnui New Orleana and Dallas i “Lurcia!"
f ' L.-Z
IN spite of its sarcasm the remark
was so apt that they all smiled
except Lucia. She said patronx-
ingly, "Coming from u square that's
not bad, Lee. Some day you may
bring down the house."
As if to cut the thickening st-
mosphere, Courtney Benson turned
to Elizabeth. "How's Aunt Emily.
Miss Brownell? I was hoping to
have a word with her tonight “
"She was asleep when I le ft her
Will It keep till tomorrow""
"I suppose so."
Hr look rd disappointed and.
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< hild, sau, i ii. . Olli |'<i j
forcoten yo have one ot New I
England» mo i extensite collec- ,
lions"
Ollie drew himsel’ i.p hufily. .
"Since you secin quite able to en*
tertain yourelves. there's no ne-
cessity for me to play host You 1
wilpexcune ihel*
Onty Comtheti Eiprpm ‘looked >
dthirbed A ciR he • We’ve of- -
fencd him"; 200, J j
"link jut t Wafed an excuse to ■ -
csupe." Luja oberxed . alously. I
talc, Courtnov ?"
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Che put her u.m possessively I.huwuofAE
‘ through his Hr could not po* away AF Ttg TX
litely t id use Lucia’s smhiimfof mat "
liclous feline triumph was directed SeENE"—
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struck at it with a folded news-
paper It fell to the hearth and he
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