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Portland Press Herald from Portland, Maine • 7

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Portland, Maine
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M-- I I -i Portland Press Herald ---Portland Maine Friday Morning I July 29 1 949 i Amvet-Vfew ''days Mid this Na-MT A If Amvet-Vfew Freshmen England la establishing airborne nurse and medical units Arms Battle Australia plans to Import 8000 farm tractors this year and next ir Together Cheney Wash A mother-and-daughter combination has started college careers together at Eastern Washington College of Education Mrs Fred McDaniel enrolled hi theeducatlon department and her daughter i Mary Lou is a freshman in business administration Sec Atdieson b- -1 if AUTO SIGNATURS 1 PROPEfTY FINANCING REFINANCING LOANS CASK LOANS iMTA To Hear Field Consultant Of PTA Mis Marguerite Beheld of Chicago field consultant for the National Congress of Parents and Teachers will address the summer conference of the Maine Teachers Association at Machlas Normal School Aug 6 Miss Beheld will speak on the improvement of home-school relationships Bummer workshops are no novelty to Miss Beheld she has served on the staff of workshops in Maryland Kansas and North Dakota- Miss Beheld is the second person from Chicago to be present at this year's workshop Lew Parmenter executive secretary of the National School Service Institute who will be present throughout the Conference comes from the same city ADVXltTlBCMXIfT Adm Blandy Asks More War Arms Prepare For He Wains Salem HI- July JS Admiral Blandy commander of the Atlantic Fleet today called for more arms and war planning to prepara for "a possible enemy" Blandy did not name the "possible but: made clear that he meant a Communist country He said In a prepared address the time: to arm 1s "while we still haves a bteathlng spell before possible enemy acquires atomic bombs and the long range planes for a world wide delivery Blandy the chief speaker at the 66th annual Marlon County soldiers and sailors reunion 1 -fore insure maximum security Each member of the team predicates Its planning on a common strategic concept for the conduct of the war against our most probable Blandy who was in charge of Operations Crossroads a test of the atom' bomb at Bikini Mid that "our course Is "We must ne said "for international cooperation and understanding to the end that war as a means of settling- international differences' may some day be eliminated But until' that day comes x-we must recognise and resolutely face "the dangers which arise to threaten our way of life and our National existence Today $Kie threat' Is communism We must counter that threat with determined economic and military support to those nations who share our belief and back up that support with military -forces were unified "to maximum Sxc Warning" Against (Russia Is Issued WiiUartoa Joly -4A Pimm Secretary of State Acheson opened the arm-for-Europe battle In Centres today with a warning that failure to bolster nop-Com murnst '-countries may Invite 1 a military thrust by Russia Acheson declared that the Ad ministration's proposed 11480' Up to 02000 Husbands Scold if Wives Look Old itkij 000000 program la urgent for our own security end la the minimum amount "which makes sense Calling attention to huge fortes Aebesdn declared we cannot Ignore "the possibilities of direct military agression" When a totalitarian regime: falls In political aggression It Is often tempted to try military means when no effective resistance Is poMible Acheson said The secretary went before the House Foreign Affairs Committee with a point-by-potnt defense of the arms program in the face 1 af strong Republican attack which "built up even before the legislation was proposed Acheson bore down heavily on the principal objection that the program should be held to a much smaller figure until North Atlantic treaty nations have a chance to outline their own defense strategy It la only a one-year program the secretary said "A program i future years will be derived made by defense organization set up under the treaty amount requested is urgently necessary In the Interest of our National security" ha said It ia the minimum amount required to enable the recipient nations adequately to guard against Internal subversfbnr and to begin to their- roles In a coordinated 1 the yvriwetee wt tM it vmm wiMt ar wtmhur aa imt UN to plaua i iWm af ama imha raottiaaa -H Oaiwu IMIM laaS SaaaanC Inn mmrm- OOB ADVEKTnWMCNT Guardian Finance Company! 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