New Britain herald., 1917-03-24
NoHalf Way Measi Considered Pe !! bilty of Long c } flict is Foreseen
MONEY AND sUPPI
 TO BE SENT ABI

pean Battlenelds Not Ieoe
 Cabinet Military all NaySl
 operation With Entente slas x
 Prosr.mM.y Entes ' l
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 Washington, March S4 s States government Is put into effect measuses 6ka far-reaching and aggressi ter in the event of waf a many. It will not be SaitS mere attempts to ptctAcf l lllI vessels It's HgNzk1s( will be designed to meet yeveilte a long war if neces1asfy. yh4k be no halfway 1neass1res.
 This program E4s axree4 W a long cabinet meS StimG yestef 1t guided the Council ef NaE fense wiau 1t met today advisory, committee. ss3 The program decided t military. naval. industrial N as s9 cial measures. sSsss E
 The question of, sending n abroad will be left for fuku4 sfderation. s ss q g !. X sss x whether p6lltical alliAnc N Entente allleS will be f0rIaA known, alt1testgh n1ilitafys naval cooperation Is possibl eovernment will furnish both and supplies to the allies sI| stint. :. ss 2 Y ;s
 Suggestions befors Presids TT son today include the Of noatlfg q loan of live lars for the Entente. V sssssss,S ssssSSI! When Rfekndent Wllson ty fore consSag at tho 0pAntn |extra s 0n on April 2. he pectA sa6 m jke, 1t clear thet t |ernknS6&a an4 the people 0$ EStAta Eilt not 'lye!s !a1ostf tflJtr toward the Gerin l lple bG sOhly by actsfpf tile e6Vefnmesat. So fax. the III has only given preliminary S2 S laflcn; to his address to. con1
 The object Of today . meet TIT ! Council of National De8enses1 take an Inventory or what IT Edone in tts4. way of induatxial edness aAA to decide wha t meaSdke3 sAre necessary TAA is exp9 &tSd to take an liifIpottN in tles gonduct of nctual waI2a ,H0vgs.to Usc Rct1rN0 Array s .g Wax aspartm ents Fl lc1g ls to soIve the prohlStp of findl able rcsts for retired arm who wish to return to isNits in the event of war. Mapy III have offered their sefyItey LII law retired officers can hs et only when they volunteer.
 At present in the ahsence e& ization orders,s there afe fsN open to retired men. With camps in operation. howeye1s officer physically fit would l,e and a definite plan Tor being mapped out Gre found her s.dug0utSss,,
 cers, m almost indispshSz
 of her army -bsiildinx plA1lss
 The navy, already haS fOAa4 an increased number ots1t4 4N flcer6 in the naval dHfen49
 No general call. for such IT lieve active officers on SnQr4 yet been made, however.
 It is understocd also tlat
 code for, the government war time recently has been III ter consultation with State merlt off1cials. It covsrS t1e ts to be given to all clS4s 1T countered, to cover laA0ing oD and the treatment ofsthe res4 occupied territory and all othx on which a navysoiiicer must h ciflc rules to guide his Act10At war emergency. Thero hayA many new pliases of xaylt brought up during the EaS0pS fiict that 1t isi believed m notifications in the matgtlms code must have been fQunA n1 The details of such chnngea
 have not been made public.
 TO Can Out Maasacaause<ts
 Governor Mccall conferr with Secretary Baker of tho partment, and later made knQ within a few days he will cA3l regiments of the MnssachpA tional Guard for duty II, bridges, arsenals. reservoirs N1 public works in the state. Mccall saw President Wils0u day and informed him of IT setts' action in taking prs preparedness measures whicha an. appropriation of f$I, ,00e place the National Guard in for quick service. ss
 The two regiments will b
 guarding also the Fore RiS yards, where several Unite warships are being constfne ernment arsenals, rnHnttiQnS and other such properties
 Governor Mccall also annoS
 lae would press for passa44
 Massachusetts legislature qt
 Guard bill which would 0re4 men.