He stated that* the Massachusetts and other ships recently launched building would "carry the heaviest guns afloat and would participate in the job handed over tothe Navy of "seeing that the sea lanes be two America and Britain are kept tree."
The Massachuselts "was launched without a hitch and oven before her (boiv touched water the Keel for a new cruiser, the USS. Flint, was laid on the spot she had just. vacated, 'Col. 'Knox assorted that the recent oats on the Russian front Fado prospects of victory' dim." He Rot elaborate upon this statement ex-capt {0 say that casualties in Russ wore greater than in another cot ct in history and that fighting there as, a direct bearing on our own situation."—Reuter.
Repeal Advocated: by Union Chief 'Aulantic City, Repeal of the Nout advocated yesterday. by Green, President of the Industrial Union' of Marine Ship Building Work-erg of America convention here he sai We ssu Menta, We vaaree™ wits The foil ahd "itr. Churchill gave. the int programme President Roo
World, we gree. with his actions implement these pronouncements, and wwe say there is no turning back, Stands in the way let it be wiped of the statute books."—Reute.
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