Stewart Says Opinions Differ As to Best Of Ins VMicans
Charles P. Stewart, Central Press columnist, analyzes bipartisan views on disarmament and defense policy. He cites figures like Uncle Sem and George Mes fford, reflecting debates over will to fight versus equipment, and recalls prewar naval discussions and a wartime-era Bay Area memory of preparedness.
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