Show 1 1 I Truman Signs Arms Aid Bill V WASHINGTON ASHINGTON July 26 6 F President Truman signed Wednesday Wednesday Wednes Wednes- day a military aid bill with a warning to those bent benton on aggression that freedom- freedom loving nations will stand together to preserve their freedom The bill provides help for tor Americas America's Americas America's Americas America's Ameri Ameri- cas ca's allies around the world and particularly those in Europe who are arc banded together b by the North Atlantic treaty Mr MI Till Truman man signed the measure Into law at a ceremony in his White While House office and issued a as s statement tat erne n t saying the event e marked another step toward a common goal Our goal he said is to create the kind of strength which will deter potential aggressors ag from attacking so formidable and united groups and to defeat aggression should it come The raw aggression in Korea the president said does not lessen this country's concern with other areas where aggression also would affect the security of free nations The Thc act act- he said will let the United States provide some of the equipment and arid materials our European partners need for balanced balanced bal bal- bal bal- collective forces The Th act also authorizes military militar military mili mili- tar tary assistance to Asia and the far east cast in parts of which direct conflict is now going on onH on |