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1230 AM Eastern Standard Time, WJSB Washington. CBS presents the new sensation of a nation, Bob Chester, his saxophone, and his orchestra. Bob Chester opened the program at Savoir, solved Kathleen Lane singing, Shoot the sherbet to me, hoping.

The Toons of the current season,

Two Braden bringing you the lyrics. Now, so Al Stewart can sing,

Properly taking care of Kathleen Lane Returns to the microphone to ask, What's new? Remind you that you're listening to the dance music, Bob Chester,

His saxophone, and his orchestra, Playing in the Mayfair Room of the Hotel Van Cleve in Beethnile. the music as the orchestra plays dancing in the dark. The first lovely Kathleen Lane, she tells us the romantic story of a man and his dreams.

From the smart made-back restaurant a port-au-van cleaving day to the high. Both of us on the program were Kathleen Lane, hired on the program dancing in the dark from band wagon. Washington has a result of development in the last 12 hours.

The answer to one question is whether or not the United States neutrality law will be revised. President Roosevelt has asked for a lifting of the arms embargo provision and other important items. What the answer will be is now up to Congress.

The second question arises on the other side of the Atlantic and will be answered there. It arose with the assassination of Romania's Pemir-Arman colonescue and the question there is does the assassination herald a new move by a foreign power to encroach upon Romanian territory.

Romania herself has said that the assassination has no international significance, and she will continue attempts to preserve her neutrality. Family official sources in London, however, pointed at the fact that immediately after Kaloneski was assassinated, new Premier was appointed and a new military government established.