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Evening star., 1940-10-05
Prosperity on Hand
Is Republican Aim.

Prosperity on Hand
Is Republican Aim.
For seven years we have also had
prosperity on order.
The purpose of the Republican
Party in this crusade is 10 have
prosperity on hand.
Now it is easy for us, sitting here
tonight, to laugh at this ridiculous
phrase "On hand and on order"
1t is easy for us to make fun of this
blundering attempt to cover up the
deficiencies in our national defense
in a critical election year.
But pray God, my fellow Ameri-
cans, that our laughter does not die
in our throats. 1 pray God that
our descendants. turning the pages
of their history books, may at least
be able to smile at this attempted
shoaX
Yet as I survey the perils with
which we are even now confronted
| I confess that. I do not anticipate
much laughter. I do not think that
our sons. or our grandsons, will
find much cause for humor in the
record of the past five years.
Certainly, the next time any
/ official figures are announced con-
cerning the progress of the de-
fense program, we shall be in a
wary mood. We shall be looking for
| the catch.
For I see ahead of us a grim
( task; the task of arming our de-
mocracy so fully and so rapidly that
| the aggressors will not dare to strike.
Must Arm America Now
For Sake of Next Generation.
For every moment we have lost
in the past, and for every moment
we are losing now, I see for our
children and our grandchildren
harder task, more dangerous
world
This is the challenge to our gen.
! Grafton. For our own sake, but still
more for theirs, we must arm Amer
lea now.
In Cleveland last Wednesday I
listed a number of things we still
need to equip a modest army of 750,-
900 men. 1t will take at least 13
months to get some of these things.
1t will take two years or more to
get al of them.
For instance, we need 1,4O0 81
mi,limeter anti-aircraft guns. To
get them will take 13 months.
On August l we had on hand
no 8-inch howitzers whatever. We
need 48 and it will take months to
get them.
We need many 16-inch coast de-
fense guns. 1t will take at least 2l2
years to get them.
1t takes a year to build pursuit
plane, and a year to train its pilot.
1t takes two or three years to build
a long-range bomber, and about two
years to train its crew. The pilot of
a four -engined bomber must be
trained for four years.
These are not political arguments.
There are facts-hard facts. We
must face these facts before we can
defend democracy in a dangerous
| world.
But now we must meeO this fur
ther question. What chance Is
there Of obtaining these vital ne
Evening star., 1940-10-05

people are sup
pos e d to ask
What will Hit
Ter say?"
This sort of
campaigning has
b en- formally
a u t h oriZed by
President Roose-
welt, who drew
to the attention
of his press con-
ference a gossip
s tory fro m
abroad to the
effect that the
dictators wanted
Evening star., 1940-10-05

At that he wrggled loose before they could him stop hurled
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shelters
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Evening star., 1940-10-05

PHILADELPHIA,O Oct. 5.-Fol-
loWing is the prepared tert OF q
speech BY Wendell Willkie, Re-
publican presidential candidate,
in Shibe Park last night
I am very happy to be in Phila-
delphia. I have an exceedingly
pleasant recollection Of the treat
ment l received the last time l Wis
tied your city.
1t was the spirit of Philadelphia
that started this campaign of as 6
crusade. 1t is in that spirit that
the Republican party will wiz
through to victory next month.
Tonight 1 want to talk to yol
about national defense. There car
be no better place than Philadelphia
to discuss this question. 1t wa;
from this city 164 years ago thai
the call went out to the 13 Colonies
to take up arms in defense of theil
liberties. The American people viii
never be persuaded to take up arms
in any other cause.
But I have another reason fol
wanting to talk about defense II
Philadelphia. Yours is one OF tht
greatest manufacturing cities in the
world For many years you have
typifed the industrial genius o.
America. And it is in that industria
genius that the present hope OF this
Nation lies. You men and women o.
Philadelphia know that if we are
to make America strong, we mus
get to work.
And YOU are not likely to be con-
fused by the difference betweer
something that is on hand ant
something that is on order.
Production, Not Orders,
Needed for Defense.
I have pointed out many time!
that production-and only produc'
tion-can provide us with base fol
economic prosperity.
now say that only production
not orders-can defend us from ag
greSSOrS.
incidentally. I should like to know
Just what that phrase "on order
means.
/ Last May, the third-term candi
date told us over the radio that w
had 1.700 modern tanks and arm
ored cars ION hand and on order.
1t so happens that at that time WI
had on hand 142 tanks and armoret
cars. All the others-more thar
1.5OO-Were ghost tanks and ghoS
| cars.
But I happen to know of larg'
manufacturing company in Michi
gan. 1t has orders for many hun
dreds of tanks. Those were included
1 assume, among the ghost tank
ION order" that the third-term can
didate spoke about. But this par
ticular manufacturer has not ye
built the building in which thoS'
ghost tanks are to be manufactured
1 happen, also, to know of an air
craft company which has severa
million dollars worth of "orderS.
Presumably these airplaneS ar,
among the ghost airplanes on order
to which the third-term candidat,
referred. But that company is still
working on the architectural ant
engineering designs-not the actua
walls, but the design-of the build
ing in which the aircraft are to b.
manufactured.
/ So what we are really talkinl
Evening star., 1940-10-05

HE opinions the Oriters this their not
necessarily The Stars Such opinions presented in The
Stars effort to all sides OF questions of interest to its
contradictory
themselves and directly opposed TO The Stars
Evening star., 1940-10-05

More than 10000 primary school
pupils of Toxic, Japan, spent the
summer learning trades in business
houses under direction of city en-
ployment officials,
Evening star., 1940-10-05
BY G.. GOULD LINCOLN,

PORTLAND, Greg, Oct. 5.--The
Democrats of the great open spaces
Of the West are listening today to
the Bronx. They seem to like it, too
Evening star., 1940-10-05

laughter OF little chlIdren and the
smiles of old men. Perhaps they are
in America. perhaps in England,
perhaps even they were hidden in
the heart of one of your own air.
men who was shot down today over
England. Perhaps they died when
you bombed Rotterdam. I do not
know. I am old and lame and I
would not know my way outside of
the Schwarzwald and now the Black
Evening star., 1940-10-05

What chance is there of obtaining
them before it is too late? That
is the question I want to lay before
you tonight.
There is, I think. a false notion
that our defense problem is a recent
problem; that it came upon us sud-
denly.
New Deal Declared Aware,
OF Defense Need in 1896.
The fact is that the New Deal
has known for many years that we
were faced with this problem. The
third-term candidate told Congress
in January, 1886, that America must
save itself from foreign quarrels
and foreign attack through ade-
quate defense.
Today is October 4, 1940-nearly
five years later. All the democracies
on the Continent of Europe have
collapsed. Britain fights with her
back to the wall. Three ruthless ag-
gressors have banded together in a
pact aimed at the United States
Attack is closer than ever. Amer
lea is still unsafe.
Our defense is still inadequate
Compared with the rest of the
world, it Is far less adequate than
it was in 1886.
For nearly five years the New
Deal has been aware of the grow
ing need for defense. 1t has ex-
pressed that need on many occa-
! sionS.
For example, in his message to
Congress in January, 1888, the
third-term candidate said, "As
Commander in Chief of the Army
and Navy it is my constitu-
tional duty to report to the Con-
gress that our national defense is,
in the light of the increasing arma-
ments of other nations, inadequate
for purposes of national security
and requires increase for that rea-
SON"
Yet here we are in 1910, and we
find that it will take one, two, and
even three, years to build a modest
defense system.
What is the reason for this?
Ability to Get Things
Done Declared Lacking.
The New Deal has not lacked in
formation. Through the State De-
partment and the Army and Navy
its total knowledge regarding for
eign powers and military develop
ments has been as good as any in
the world.
The New Deal has not lacked
money. In those five years it has
spent a total of $43,000,000,0
What then has it lacked? 1t has
lacked the ability to get things done
It has lacked a fundamental un-
derstanding of the forces of pro-
duction.
1t has lacked a fundamental re-
gard for the forces that make de-
mocracy strong.
Think about this. Turn 1t over
| in your minds. 1t is the very heart
of the issue of this campaign.
Without increased production we
cannot defend ourselves.
I want to place before you the
example Of France.
/ France was defeated IN "a days
Evening star., 1940-10-05
This
Changing
World
Greece, Aided by
England, Reported
As Confident
y CONSTANTINE BROWN.

A Greek army of more than 500,-
900 men, supported by British ex-
perts in modern warfare, is expect
ing the Italians without fear. In
Evening star., 1940-10-05
Effort Seen
To Justify
Third Term
Roosevelt Is Seen
Using Dictotors os
Campaign Puwns
By DAVID LAWRENCE.

There used to be an inhibition
known as What will people Say?"
but in the present campaign it has
been changed so that the American
Evening star., 1940-10-05
Belle of the Ball

Nevertheless although 1t possibility, early seduction of
the first the
japanese bitterly suspicious other that
proclaimed
Evening star., 1940-10-05
Calls for Stopping
OF Drift Toward War.

Calls for Stopping
OF Drift Toward War.
I have earned my bread both as
a worker and as manager. I know
what free men can do. Given a
chance to 90 to work American labor
and American industry can outstrip
the world.
Don't be fooled by all the money
the New Deal now is talking about.
Don't be fooled by all the power
that it has been granted. Money
and power have been the New Deal
remedies from the beginning. And
neither money nor power has ever
solved any fundamental problem in
American life.
You can't buy tanks if the fac
tories don't exist.
And politicians, however powerful,
don't build factories
So long as money and political
power remain its only remedies, this
administration will be incompetent
to achieve defense. Its record with
the present National Defense Ad-
visory Council is an example. The
able men on that council cannot
get things done because the third
term candidate has kept all the
power in his own hands.
The results of incompetence are
written large upon the history OF
! the last few years. Incompetence
invites bold action on the part of
other powers. The longer the
United States remains incompetent
to defend itself, the closer are we
drawn toward war.
We must stop that drift toward
war. We must stop that incon-
petence.
Fellow Americans. I want to lead
the fight for peace.
1 know how to lead that fight: I
will lead this Nation back to work.
Job in Every Home
Step Toward Peace.
The first step toward peace is to
put a job in every home.
The second step toward peace Is
to mobilize American industry for
the production of ornaments. This
would be the greatest industrial
undertaking in the history OF the
world.
I dare to imagine such an under
taking because 1 have faith in the
American people.
also have faith in many able
men, both in labor and industry
whom I know personally, and whom
II would trust with temporary
authority
Our entire experience in Ameri-
can industry demonstrates project
Of that size cannot even be imagined
Evening star., 1940-10-05

for thousands of young men, by
building American aircraft produc-
ton up to defense requirements. In
stead, they kept those thousands idle
on the relief rolls. Relief was politi-
cally more attractive than defense.
You know and 1 know that the
system of free enterprise can out
strip any dictator on earth. The
slave-labor of modern Europe cam
not compete with free men, we'll fed,
we'll housed and working reasonable
hours
Evening star., 1940-10-05
Text of WiTkie Speech
Philadelphia Audience Told Production
Is Only Solution to Defense Problem

Ey the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5-Fol-
loTing is the prepared tert OF q
speech BY Wendell WHlkie, Re-
publican presidential candidate,
in Shibe Park last night
Evening star., 1940-10-05

about is not tanks on order or air
planes on order-but factories on
order.
Evening star., 1940-10-05

cesSitieS under the New Deal?
What chance is there of obtaining
them before it is too late? That
is the question I want to lay before
you tonight
There is, I think, a false notion
that our defense problem is a recent
problem; that it came upon us sud-
denly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-08

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Notes and happenings I'm
connection with growing Art
activities I'm Key West will be
published weekly in this column
in Tke Citizen, sponsored by
the WPA Key West Art Center.
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:: SOCIETY ::
Advent Social
Next Tuesday

Annual Advent Social of the
Woman's Auxiliary of st. Paurs
Church will be held Tuesday,
December 10, at 800, P, m. in the
Parish Hall. -
The Life of the Church" in
song, story and scene viii be
given. The junior choir and
Servers Guild will take part.
Mrs. Thomas G. Price, Fl. My
ers, Diocesan President of the
Woman's Auxiliary, will tell of
the highlightS of the Triennial
held m Kansas City.
The cake containing the Aux
iliary ring will be cut by the
members. The public is invited
to attend this social. Refresh
ments will be served.
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signature grew out of perfectly
routine methods used by Morse
code telegraph operators In the
almost forgotten days of key and
Sounder, to transmit information
in an abbreviated way by
numerals. such as '73," which
means best regards, while ''95"
is translated important mes
sage coming" and 49," can you
deliver" By the way, "88" is
the language of the wire is said
to mean, .tfove and kisses"
Wherefrom all this which has
gone before the reader has some
dOpe-and nothing more. Nor
have we.