The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14

The President. speaking by rnaln.
said Tins chofre we have 70 make
b this Snail &c make our fuii
sacrifices now. produces 10 the limit
and deliver cur products today and
every day 20 the battle fronts OF the
entire wuYid7 Or shall wr remain
satisfied with our presepa rate o.
armament output. postpuninR the
day Of real naerifloe-aa did ne
FTtneh-EntlI tt Is too iatef
The first. the President said
Is the choice Of reaitzn-reaiikm IL
terms Of three shifts q day; the
fullest use % every vital machine
every minute Of every day and every
night. staying on the 100 and
getting things made. and entnzsttng
Industrial grievances 70 the estab-
Iisl4ed machinery Of collective bar
gaining The second choice n the
approach Of the blind for them
there Is sin plenty Of time And
their tosnbstazaes would bear the
legend Too Late
In q statement issued regarding
Civilian Defense Week November
Lille. the President said Each and
every citizen rs = civilian must 90
ms share for defense We must
halt the waste and unnecessary use
Of critical materials required for
defense. We must work longer hours
and each Of IN must BE- trained In
SOME task that IA essential 10 our
total defense
Iend-Isase Afd
The President arranged a eI.000.-
100000 loan to Russia under the
Lend Lease Act The loan carries
no interest Repayment-partiy IN
materiah-wM start five years after
the wa ends and is to be completed
IN 10 years from that time ohsery-
ing the Path anniversary Of the
Soviet revolution. the President
te3egrapaed the Soviet Government
i am confident that the sacrifices
Esd ssfKfeffnEs 81 ffzz8 wffo have
lkae coslraKe 20 struggle against nR-
erosion win not have been IN vain
The Navy authorized construction
Of 50 escort vessels for transfer to
Great Britain under the ~Lsnd-Lease
Act al q cost Of $500 100000. The
State Department announced q
lend-lease agreement with Cuba In
volying an ~undisclcsed amount II
Z. S. defense supplies for that
country and supplies Of sugar. to-
haeeo and manganese In return
Other Foreign Relations
State Secretary HUI announced
the U. S transmitted to Finland q
peace offer from the Soviet Union
with the advice that Finland must
give evidence Of willingness 20 dis
continue military operations against
Russia II Finland wishes 10 keep
L. s. friendship Mr.. Hull also an
nounced that II Germany does not
nov pay s2s67 900 damages for
sinking the Robin Nicer. the claim
xould be grouped with other pend
ing cases for adjustment after the
war. The President told . press
conference TIE q. s Is CONSIDERING
withdrawing Marine detachments
from China. Japan dispatched 9
special envoy To the .. s. for fur
ther discussion o. Par Eastern prob
J lens.
ships Attacked
The Navy announced the Z. s s
Salinas. Navy. oil tanker. reached
port safely and without loss OF life
despite serious damage from a tor
pedo the night OF October $3.50
while IN q convoy near Iceland. The
Navy revised its list Of casualties
On the destroyer Reuben James TO
show Two known dead and % miss
ING and given up for dead The
vessel was torpedoed while convoy
ing near Iceland. There were Is
survivors.
Navy Strengthened
me President transferred the
tire Coast Guard 70 the NAVY De-
partment and asked Congress for
additional et4aE200oo for the Navy.
Tire Coast Guard transfer gave the
Navy 20 patrol and AUXILIARY ves-
selS and = LARGE number Of in-shore
and port craft
ShIpbuildinr
The Navy reported that during
the first 10 months Of ip4f. keeis
we're laid for lis new oonhatant
ships s. ships were launched and
3 ships were commissioned The
Maritime Commission reported the