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PREPARING OFFICE
TO BE TRANSMITTED
WILL INDICATE WHETHER
TELEGRAM SENT
CONFIDENTIAL CODE
Full rate
NONCONFIDENTIAL CODE
Collect
Day letter
PARTAIR
Night letter
Department nf State
PLAIN
Charge Department:
Full rate
-5-
Washington.
Day letter
Night letter
Charge to
It may be observed further that the situations in
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Europe and in the Far East are closely interrelated and
that the Axis Powers of course desire to bring their
plans to fruition before the accelerated rate of produc-
tion in the United States of military supplies results
in substantially increased output and before the re-
armament program in this country reaches maximum capac-
ity. This country has already put forth great efforts
to accelerate and to expand production. These efforts
are continuing and are receiving the Government's best
attention. From the standpoint of prospective output
and the ability not only to supply its own needs but
also to supply the needs of other countries which are
fighting for self-preservation, every month which goes
by without the Axis Powers' having achieved their ob-
jectives is so much to the good. For this country's
position and the position of like-minded countries may
be expected to become progressively stronger. While
.
the present may be and undoubtedly is an especially
critical period, the prospects over a somewhat longer
period appear brighter.
INATIONAL
AWCHIVES RSCORDS SERVICE* AND
Enciphered by
so
Scnt by operalor
M.,
19
1-1462
u.s. GOVERNMENT PRINTING office
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