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immediately following the news. Good morning, everyone. This is Bob Trout bringing you the news of Europe's war, which today is the news of Washington, D.C., where the United States Congress meets to consider the ways and means of keeping it Europe's war. In two hours, at the historic moment of noon Washington time, the gavels fall on the chambers of Senate and House, and the 76th

Congress will be in special session assembled, come at the call of the President to take up the matter of how to be neutral with the old world in flames. When the Senate has walked through the marble corridors of the Capitol to the Hall of the House of Representatives and the President enters to deliver in person his message, CBS will open its microphones

in the Capitol to bring you the event and to let you hear the President's words. This at 2.45 this afternoon, Eastern Daylight Saving Time. If the President's address is finished by 3.30 Eastern Daylight Saving Time, we shall bring you an address by the French Premier Eduard de la Gé. As the National Legislators in Washington occupy themselves with the arms and bar go,

going out of this nation's first attempt at a neutrality act back in 1935, as the lawmakers consider the positions of those who want to go back to international law where we were before Japan marched into Manchuria and consider also the positions of the isolationists who believe that Europe is none of our business.