Flew Panama Flag – 2-3
R.A.F. Carries Out New Daytime Raids – 3
The International Situation – 3
Red Warships Hit – 4-5
Smolensk Front a Litter of Ruins * – 5-6
Firm Dakar Defense Pledged by Boisson – 6
Raid Toll 3 Ships, Says Rome; British Torpedo 2 Big Liners – 7
Fish to Submit War Resolution as a Test; Predicts Its Defeat in the House by 2 to 1 – 8
Bombers Thrill War Game Troops – 11-12
Army Bomber Found; Signs of Explosion – 12
Few Claims are Made on Army in Louisiana; Farmers Prefer to Allow Free Use of Land – 12
Plea for Army Pay Renewed by Downey – 12
The United States Army Displays Its Power in the Air by a Bombing Demonstration in Louisiana (photos) – 13-14
Arms Plans Pass 66 Billion Mark, Over Double our World War Cost – 15
Gen. Robertson Gets Headquarters Post – 15
Winning of Ukraine Held Small Nazi Gain – 15
The Texts of the Day’s Communiques on the War – 16
* C.L. Sulzberger gets out of Moscow and visits the front.
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Americans consider arming transports
Tuesday, September 23, 1941 www.onwar.com
In Washington... US President Roosevelt announces the possibility of arming American merchant vessels against German attacks.