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In the historic hlatorlc halls where Clay Clayand Clayand Clayand and Webster debated , where an em em- empire empire empire - pire was pfannedi pfannediby planned b- b by ) - bthe ay the w1nn1D.I w1nn1DI winning winniagat w1nn1D.Iof winningof . of the th * West West . , wher where Woodrew Wood'nw Woodnw Woodrpw , ' ) wilsea WUaon Wilton WUaonpledged Wiltonpledged wilseaand pledged "our our 'our " ' live liven , . ot out ote 1t 1tea " -e e - ea eaand . and our . sacred .acred acred honor ' ' In the tile thejMpseof : . , se seof e eof of democracy demoeracy , another cr crisis i III of ofAmerica ofAmerica fAmerica America Is ts . being weighed la In the thebalance thebalance thebalance thebalanceCongress balance balanceCongress Congress Is considering cOlUllderln1r what w1U will w1Ube willbe willb be the results of a poUcy polley policy of unrestricted unre.trlcted uara- uara unre- unre uaratricted - - tricted .trlcted trlcted stricted . help be1p to Great Britala Britain In Inher Inher laher her moment of travail travaU with Germ German Germanmight Gennajimight . misht might . . . President Roosevelt asked tor for un- un unprecedented un- un unprecedented ua uaprecedexte - - precedexte precedented powers owen to deal with the thesituation thesituation thasituation situation , power po'ers poers polders " ' * which will wtU make makethb makethis makethis thb this Ballon naUon nation an economic ally , . , If It not nota nota acta a belligerent beWgerent one with the last la.t lat . out- out outpost outpost out-poit out poit - - post agauut agai.n8t again8t against . authoritative authoritaUve govel'I govelI govern- govern government goTerk-meat goTerk meat ' - - ment in Europa Europe m His Ills . bill bID would per per- permit permit - , mit aim hhn him to lease Iea or lead lent lend ! England Englandwithout . , , without further congressional congre.slonal congreslonal . consultaUon eon con- con conultatlon , - ultatlon sultaUon sultatlon all II material aid la In the way wayof wayof wayof of munition mwlltiona munitions * and uppliea supplies It Is I.a Ia . ad- ad admitted admitted ad-mltt ad mltt - - mitted d generally that these luppUes supplies suppliesif , If they can be b manufactured and ar- ar - arrive arrive ar-riv ar riv - - rive In time will be bft bQ , the oaly only way wayIn wayIn wayIn In which Britain Brltalo can bold hold out . . Even Evenwith Evenwith Evenwith with them th m . , Britain Britalo la Is given but a 60-150 60 150 50-50 50 0-CO 0 CO - - - chanceEven chanceEven chance chanceEven Even the th inaugural lnaug1,1ra1 lnaug11ra1 , ceremonies ceremonieswhIch ceremonieswhich ceremonieswhich whIch placed ilr Mr RoofVit RooseVelt in of- of offlee offlce of-flc of flc - - flee flce for tor the th third term lacked the theusual theusual theuiual usual gaiety due du to the tha the . ; . somber .omber omber ef at ef- ef effects effect - . fects fect * of the hour The batti battle * alxk4c al- al ai- ai - - , xk4c xk4c4ISkg r , 4ISkg 4ISkgr err errF F a au u REr REP TINKHAM TINKIIAM AND KEP REP . FISHThey FISHThey Fisn FISH FisnThey They "bellowe bellowe "kelUwef kelUwef "bellowed bellowed " " " pysitiw oppoJltion opposition oppositionready pysitiwready ready had begWl begun be < un in the house Cab Cab10et Cabnet Cabinet 10et ( net members told leglilators legislators that thata a crushtng crushing cruhln * < blow will be atarted started by bythe bythe bythe the Axis powers within withln CO 60 or 90 days daysAs daysAs dayA As * an echo came word from Berlin Berlinand Berlinand Berlinand and Rome confirming this predlc predic predlctiOD predicthin predictlon predictlonOpposition thinOpposition tiOD thin Oppos Opposition OppositionBut twn But there th r was wa * no sign ign of ot quick quickagreement quickagreement quickagreement agreement . . Isolationists Including IncludingRepresentative includingRepresentative includineRepresentative Representative Fish ( R NY N Y ) and Tinkham Tlnkham ( R Mass > ) bellowed bellowedtheir bellowedtheir bellowedtheir their opposition opposlUon The bearded beardedMassachusetts beardedMassachusetts beardedMassachusetts Massachusetts congressman shook shookh shookhis shookhis h his finger tlnger at Secretaries Knox Stimson Stim Stimson Stimson son and Morgenthau and challenged challengedthem challengedthem challengedthem them to prov prove that If Britain talla falls tallathe fallsthe fallsthe the United States wlU will be b attackedIsolaUonist attackedIsolationist attacked attackedIsolationist Isolationist IsolaUonist views are that an anAmedca anAmerica anAmerica Amedca America of 130 000 000 people can can.tand canstand canstand .tand tand stand . alone that Hitler and Japan Japanwould Japanwould Japanwould would be b ready to do business busloess on onjust onjust onJust just as good terms with us as would woulda a victorious Britain that all-out all out - - aid aidto aidto aidto to Britain will only creat creau create * vast vasttaxes vasttaxes vasttaxes taxes and vast debt . . They feel the theUnited theUnited urUnited United States should mind Its own ownbus1oes ownbusiness ownbusiness ownbusinessTba bus1oes business . businessThe Tba The President Presidents s a view and appar apparently apparentry apparently ently entry the view of ot a majority in both bothbouses bothhouses bothhouses bouses houses Is that the th United States al already already already ready stands warned by both Japan Japanand Japanand Japanand and Hitler that In an AxU-controlled AxU controlled Axis-controlled Axis AxUcontrolledworld Axiscontrolledworld Axis-controlledworld Axis controlledworld - - world a democracy cannot hope hop * to toexist toexist toexist exist that if England goes down downunaided downunaided downunaided unaided she will wW line up with wins Amer Amerlea America Amerlea lea ica a s enemies to add to its cantuslon confulion confu cantu slon lion ion ionWith slonWith lionWith With combined powers of 800 00 000 000000 000 people opposing opposlog our 130 000 000 000Germany 000Germany 000Germany Germany would control export thatwould that thatwould thatwould would jeopardize the living livlog powerof powerof power of f 3 000 000 U S cotton growers and and1,000 and1000 1,000 1000 , , 000 U b S wheat exporters The Thecombined Thecombined Thecombined combined navies of a defeated deteated Eng England England En Enland < land and the Axis powers would wou.ld . ex exceed exteed exceed ceed teed ours by three times and the the.hip theship theship .hip hip ship . building capacity would be six sixI sixtlmes sixtimes sixtimes I tlmes times that ot of the United StatesSenate States StatesSenate ! Senate Is KeyI KeyAdministration Key KeyAdministration I Administration Acltninlstration ; defense leaders leaderssay leaderssay leaderssay say the power I is . needed at once oncethat oncethat oncethat that every day lost is an opportunlty opportupity opportu opportulty nlty pity lty lost But they despair of hay hayIng haylog having Ing log the bill passed before betore March 1 1It 1It IIf It then They recaU recall that conscrip conscrip- conscription conscriptton conscription - - tion tton . , , tor for ( or America s own defense was wasd.ebaled wasdebated wasdebated d.ebaled debaled debated . almost six atx months and the theptoltTam theprogram theprorram ptoltTam program delayed a year due to the theapproach theapproach theapproach approach of ot winter and Inability to tosend tosend tosend send men to camp becau because " bar barracks barracks barracks racks were delayed until Wlttl selective selective.ervlce selectiveservice lelectiveservice .ervlce ervlce service . was wasoted \oted oted "oted toted \ " PRODUCTIONAilOut PRODUCTIONAllOut PRODUCTION Ail-Out Ail Out All.Out AllOut All-Out All - . Schedule Scheduif ScheduleThe , The National Autom Autorn b u Ie le M.ir Mir M.u Mu Mar . . I r Itacturers rfacturers ifacturera tacturers facturers association has dec dl di d d1 > -1 1 - t it itwill itwill Itwill will not hole hold Its natlondl national nation l shuw show huw n nNew nNew nNew New York thI this . year T\ T TI Tl Te TIe Tla \ e a in f 1 I Istry airy IstryIs airyis istryIs Is too busy with defense pr IJr ti d l ctiri ctiriNew ill tl > ) 1 1New iNew New models will wiU come off oft the as assembly assembly asscmbly sembly lines Unea a as . usual but U tl e a year yearly yearly yearly ly exhibits at the Grand Central I 1 al alace alace alaca ace won't wont won.t ' . be held and neither will willexhibits willexhibits willexhibits exhibits elsewhere except in dls drs dlstrlbutors drstributors distributors trlbutors tributors ' own show roomsStrikes roomsStrikes rooms roomsStrikes Strikes In Isolated sectior seclior s s cut cut.omewhat cutsomewhat cutsomewhat .omewhat omewhat somewhat . into production although althoughthe althoughthe althoughthe the aei&rtmaat aeirtmaat department & of ot labor said that thatsuch thatsuch thatsucb such , Stoppages toppaget were only a fractiontit fraction traction tit t trt $ Y rtY rt rts rte e s s sti ti- ti tia - + a e eI I ABr 1t I1L ITOSD li 7 7fQ fQ OW OWfTASHINCTON fTASHINCTON ASIIINGTON WASHINGTON W D U DC-Here DC Here C-Here C Here C - Here u . the theneID th tAenew . neID new Jenje defeJge defenseposter J /enje enje / filer poer . , printedan printedin printed in an patriotIC patriotICcolon patrioticcolors f ( ri > cc colon colors : I Iri ri , w'u wu which ' h will be duplayed displayed Wua > { yJ by byllUllJufacturer bymanufacturers hfmMufucturer llUllJufacturer manufacturers * . efter after of ter they huvu have c complied compliedwih compliedwith mfl\tS.with mfltS.with mfl tS.with tSwith \ . wih with withinstructions , Mufructrni IlUtruclioru instructions .n n to ( . n connection r nn ctr/ ctr ctrwith / > wish"Preparedness with w.th wth wish w.th"Preparedneu . "Preparedneu Preparedneu "Preparedness Preparedness " ' ' a reWn M Through Production fr uctun"ivffk uctunivffk " week . . . Governors C Cvwn vwn rs of ofmore / more than a .core core score scoreqI < . .coreqJ CT qJ qI / industrialstates jnJuJtruJ indwtr.al indwtral industrial . itftes .tate tate states . . have hsv proclarmed proclaimed proclaimedtheir proclaimedtheir 'eir eir their ' ' wlllwifuss willingness to ' 0 co-operate co operate c co -o o - - - er ( with wish the thedefeme thedeeme theJ defeme de/eme de eme / nj comm.on common commuuon c mmu . < . ion uml and the National NationalAuoclatlon NationalAssociation Nutl nutAlS9CHtunt Auoclatlon Association ofolJlanufacluren oIanufacturers $ Af Afnu nu/ nu nuc / c ( rerj by y urging urgingaU urgingall ur in aU all aUmanufacturers allmanufacturers U msnufsctureri manufacturers C to register reguler their the.r ther . fa facd.t faovine / Cllltlei ovine cd.t cdt : . . , fr for f r de/eme de eme defense J Jeni /eni eni / production productionas as compared to those during the war wareffort wareffort wareffort effort In ri7 1917 One stoppage was wasat wasat wasat at the Saginaw Sa S.a . inaw maw Mich Mlch plant of ot the theEaton theEaton theEaton Eaton Manufacturing company companywhere companywhere companywhere where airplane parts are being beingmade beingmade beingmade made It was called by the C I 0 0Automobile 0Automobile 0Automobile Automobile Workers who charged chargedthe chargedthe chargedthe the firm refused to hire 300 men under an a aflreerncjnt agreement eeme.nt eement . signed last De- De December De December - . cember after atter another strike James JamesF JamesF F Dewey . , federal labor mediator mediatorspeeded mediatorspeeded mediatorspeeded speeded to the scene in a hurry hurryHe hurryHe hurryHe He said he would wou.ld . take drastic steps stepsJl stepsIf stepsif Jl If the plant was not In operation operationwithin operationwithin operationwithin within 24 hours The strike ended endedwithin endedwithin endedwithin within that periodIn periodIn period periodIn In San Diego Calif a strike was wasthreatened wasthreatened wasthreatened threatened at the plant of the Ryan RyanAeronautical RyanAeronautical RyanAeronautical Aeronautical company State draft draftheadquarters draftheadquarters draftheadquarters headquarters Issued a statement statementthat statementthat statementthat that men who went on strike would wouldbe wouldbe wouldbe be considered by draft boards to tohave tohave tohave have no employment and theretore therefore thereforeno theretoreno no longer exempted from trom the selec selective selective selecfive tive service act as 8S defense work workers workers workers ers The ruling rulmg stood less than 24 24hours 24hours 24hours hours Brig Gen Lewis B Hershey Hersheyacting , , acting federal director of the law lawrevoked lawrevoked lawrevoked revoked ItMeanwhile itMeanwhile it itMeanwhile Meanwhile Sidney Hlllman Hillman C I 0 0vice 0vice 0vice vice president and assistant director directorof directorof of the Office of Production Producl.1on Producl1on . Manage Manage- Management Management Management - - ment was ill in a Baltimore hos hospltal hospital hospital pltal pital It is Mr HlUman Hiilman Hillman s job to tohandle tohandle tohandle handle labor problems in the de- de defE'nse defense de-tense de tense - - - fE'nse fEnse ' effort and Washington wa was wasanxious wasanxious . anxious m over , er his condition and andhoped andhoped andhoped hoped tor for his speedy returnCONFERENCES return returnCONFERENCESMiles CONFERENCES CONFERENCESMiles CONFERENCESMlles Mlles f lies A Apart ApartMiles part partMiles Miles apart In lo spirit and purpose purposewere purposewere purposewere were two conferences In Washmg Washing Washmgton Washington Washington ton met President Roosevelt and andWendell andWendell andWendell Wendell Willkle Wllllde Willkie who opposed him himas himas himas as the 1840 1940 Republican candidate candidateTbey candidateThey candidateThey Tbey They came t gether agreed In ad advance advance advance vance that all aid must be given givenBritain givenBritain givenBritain Britain to defeat Germany They Theysought Theysought Theysought sought a formula to battle for thatobjective that thatobjective thatobjective thatobjectiveIn objective objectiveIn In Germany Hitler and Mussolini Mussolinimel Mussolinimet Mussolinimet mel met . 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