Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1927, Page 12

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This, he declared, is one instance of the im- provement wrought by the reserves over the pre-World War conditions | “I question whether any provision of the national defense act meant | more to national security than recog- nition of the fact that dependence could no longer be placed upon un- organized reserves of manpower,” Gen. Summerall said. ‘“‘Mobilization of the national armies today would find us months ahead of the World War schedule. “Unlike the minute men, you can- | not be armed and fight in & minut |like the minute men, vou are read | for the call to service at a minute’s notice.” Gen. 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