2230-2245 The Midweek Review With Albert Warner

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WJSB Washington. The midweek review. The Columbia Broadcasting System presents its Washington News analyst Albert Warner to report and review the highlights in the news from the nation's capital, Erasmus to Warner.

The president has spoken. The isolationists in the Senate have responded. They say no, and they say it loudly. The battle is on, neither the president's argument nor the restraint which characterized his speech, converted or restrained his opposition in the Senate.

They met together before he addressed the opening of the special session of Congress today. They met after it. They were not changed. National unity may be the slogan of the President and also of his opponents, but a bit of clash to determine on what course we shall be unified became inevitable tonight. As you know, the President pleaded with Congress to repeal

the arms embargo, which now prevents the shipment of arms to belligerent countries. On that point, he said, go back to international law, which bans no trade. Then he suggested either legislative or executive action to lessen the possibility of international incidents.

He showed his willingness to accept the cash and carry plan, by which warring nations would have to put up cash for all goods they buy here and carry them away in their own ships, for the President also voiced the approval of the creation of a danger zone into which American vessels would not be permitted to go.