Tuesday, Nov. 7. Have spent today at home to do some writing. We had a nice letter form Janath. She is at present in Toronto Canada and expects to be sent to the French district near Quebec soon. Ruth wrote a letter to us it came today she is a splendid writer for her age (9). Panama seems a long way off when you think of dear ones there. She is anxious to see us. By Associated Press MOSCOW Premier Molotov outlines undeviating policy of peace for Russia, attacking capitalistic United States, Great Britain and France; communist international scores Italy and Japan, urges British and French workers to quit war. WASHINGTON Maritime commission authorizes United States lines to transfer eight of 11 transatlantic vessels to Panamanian flag, enabling them to transport goods to belligerents with non American crews. PARIS French report nine of their planes shoot down nine of 27 German craft. BERGEN City of Flint captain says Germans threatened to sink freighter if crew gave any trouble. LONDON Admiralty spokesman says German submarine menace fairly mastered and British can protect arms shipments from the United States. HELSINKI Finland tightens defensive measures as Moscow negotiations mark time. Late Bulletins SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7 Californias ham and eggs pension plan drew record numbers of early voters to the polls today in a special election which officials predicted would bring out between 75 and 80 per cent of the electorate vote. PANAMA, Nov. 7 Submarines of belligerent nations were prohibited from entering Panamanian waters, ports, havens or anchorages except in cases of emergency, in a government decree issued today. SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Nov. 7 It was reported here late this afternoon that there had been a a severe earthquake in Haiti. No details were available immediately. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10 Hugh Gibson, former United States ambassador to Belgium, predicts that a lot of elements of unrest in Germany will be touched off the minute the Nazi regime suffers some important reversal. Fully one third of the new and greater Reich is made up of people with bitter and justifiable hatred for the Nazi party, Gibson told the Philadelphia forum last night. All of these factors are fermenting under the surface and when they go sour, they will bring unusual developments in a very quick time. FRENCH REPULSE GERMAN PATROL PARIS, Nov. 10. German patrols roamed the front throughout the night and strong raiding parties attacked the French lines on the east side of the Ohrenthal salient, south of Saarbruecken and east of the Moselle, it was announced today. The French repulsed all raids with the aid of artillery. Heres Europe War At Glance By The Associated Press THE HAGUE Slight optimism aroused by mediation offer of Netherlands queen and Belgian king. BERLIN Hitler ponders reply but authoritative sources see little hope of belligerents accepting . LONDON Britain to consult French before replying; cabinet considers offer. PARIS Press predicts no will be French answer; two unidentified planes scatter Molotoff speech on German Soviet cooperation over Paris region. ROME Fascist newspapers attack Communist international after silence since German Soviet pact. WINSCHOTEN, Holland, Nov. 10. Heavy firing from the area between Emden and Ditzum in Germany was heard today at several points of The Netherland German frontier. No details of the firing were available. Observers said it sounded like artillery fire but experts said it was possible antiaircraft guns were in action. (Winschoten is in northwestern Holland, not far from the German naval base at Emden.)