Washington, Oct. 9.
A few minutes after President Roosevelt's kato had been read in the Senate and House of Representatives, a resolution providing for the suppression of Clause Six prohibiting the arming of American merchant men was ted in the two houses by Senator Tom Connolly and Representative Sol Bloom, Chairmen of the Senate and House Foreign Relations Committee respeotivethat the authorized, for the duration of the state of national emergency, to take whatever measures merchantmen, is
of State Cordell de-important apa wow, clared at his conference here foday.—Havas Telemondial.
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