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ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS (THE EVENING NEWS), WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1940 Neighborly Neighbors Moore Speaks British Air Force Weakening, Reports Show HAVIN' THE TIME THEIR JSRitwL' Af iA Tflr'i Vjzi MJSSSi Writer Thinks Abbott Conga "Designed for Mad Persons 99 By BOBBIN COONS which she mint not go on pain of a HOLLYWOOD The girl in the blue fine. Welgh-ln day Is Thursday. The flannel shorts and neat striped weateri girls can eat all they please and what were going thru a dance number. they please during the week, but com A dance number is what their men- Thursday they must be on the scales tor Miss Merriel Abbott, called it. It at the prescribed weight.

When any looked to me like a routine designed girl protests about a penalty for a mere for slightly mad persons who wish to three or four pounds, Miss Abbott hands knock themselves out spectacularly. The the rebel a four-pound sack of sugar ana commands, -wow lei me see you no Confidential By DREW PEARSON ani ROBERT S. ALLEN WASHINGTON Every morning Lord Lothian receives from the British for elgn office a cabled summary of the it- .1. 1.1. 0i4a0 vi 1 una 1 iui a piujQ vfj fi hi tw Anxious that the United States govern- ment have every shred of information regarding the war, he sends this cabled ummary to the White House.

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ol bombed togetherithTualtle 5l cJ courte tegmenta have on so heav'd ted that his bn dlfflc" to nke the wort but fronf 7 wd Xr taSence reports receded in Wash- lngton there are few tam7atlon. alto Britain 1 (1) Before th. intensification of H1U ler's air raids, Nazi airmen concentrated on industrial shipping and rail- roads. They had done considerably more damage than got by the censors, ino not enougn seriously to tnreaien Britain. (J) Now the raids are staged night Instead of ln the daytime, as pre- vlously, and pilots can now only roughly guess the location of the targets.

This indiscriminate, almost random bom t. shake the morale of the English people ln preparation for actual Invasion; tho at BETWEEN DUEL? WITH FARMER BARROW'S FEROCIOUS CHICKS, pESPERATE STRUSta Reichstags Bombed by British, WITH HIS MAN-EATING TURKIES AND AN ENCOUNTER WITH HIS BLITtKKlEGNGi gllLY 60AT, THE WUN65TERS WERE WELL INfTIATEP INTO THE HAZACPS OF COUNTS LIFE, Was Built With Radio Programs for 24 Hours (By The Aisoclate Press) The ornate Hp man ttalfhstaE. struck by British raiders today, was built be- tween 18S4 and 1891 with 18,000,000 Indemnity money from France after the Franco-Prussian war and symbol- lied German victory. The big building Is not used now. It housed the Reich's parliament until 1933 when It was gutted by the gensa- tlonal fire which the Nazis blamed on Communists and publicized widely in their move to power.

Since then the Reichstag has been under repair the work not yet com- pleted again to house the parliament, which meanwhile has been meeting ln the Kroll opera house to hear Chancel- lor Adolf Hitler's speeches. Unter den Linden, considered the 1:11 WEAF Arnold Orlmm'l Daughter. WABCoirl Interne. WJZ Richard Kent. WOR Meet Mitt Julia.

1 10 WEAF Valiant Lady. WABC Fletcher Wiley. WJZ Marine band, i 45 WEAF Hymns WMCA Oal Sunday. WABC My Son and 0O WMCA Helen Trent. WABC Society Olrl.

WEAF Mary Marlln. WJZ Orphans of Divorct. 1 15 WEAF Ma Perkins WJZ Honeymoon Hill. WMCA Dance Music. WABO Olantt vs.

Reds. I 10 WEAF Pepper Young's Family. WJZ John Other Wife. WMCA-Newt. 1:45 WEAF-Vlc and Bads.

WJZ-Plaln Bill. WOR News. WMCA Mualc. Bomb-Proof Aircraft Plants Urged Upon U. S.

by Nutt BUFFALO, W) Despite the expense non-bomb-proof plants ln remote mid- entailed, construction of bomb-proof western areas, he added, warplane factories Is advocated by Nutt likewise cited the example of Arthur Nutt vice-president of the France ln warning against any delay Wright Aeronautical corporation, Pat- ln Inauguration mass aircraft pro- sirls. nine of 'em, were doing a conga affair embellished by "splits" and "aerials" and other contortions and when thr-y landed resoundingly on the floor, all together, it hurt. Me, not them. They just bounced and kept on dancing. You've seen them before, these Merriel Abbott dancers, In the Jack Benny movies.

You'll see them again In the Robbin Coons Benny-Frfd Allen piece, "Love Thy Neighbor," wherein this conga number will be one of their specialties. The Abbott Dancers don't have to nance. Tney re taugnt dancing by a woman who doesn't have to teach danc- lng, either. They dance, and Miss Ab- bott teaches dancing, because the whole she-bang Just plain likes dancing. "My girls I mean most of them could live at home very comfortably wunoui working, says miss Abbott, a nice-looking matronly type with steel-gray hair.

"My husband Is a successful orthoiiedtc surgeon In Chicago. 80 there's really no reason for our working except that we all love It. I'v thought of giving it up, but I can't like it too much." Mlu Abbott Is the touring "foster-mother" of all the girls, whose ages range from 18 to 21. She knows every boy who "dates" each girl. She knows where they re going and what time they'll be In, and she takes ears of them Just as they would be looked after In their good Chicago homes.

Each girl is assigned a weight beyond Attractions At The Walter Reade Theatres fBoTrdwgiTmrADri a SU.Paramount'&l' LAST TIMER TO DAT "FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT" Joti Mff'ret -larftln Day Herbert JHarnhftll, Ceorii Bandtrt TARTU TOMORROW (Prtvo Tonlte) SHIRLEY TEMPLE "YOUNG PEOPLE" Jark Oakle Arltvn Whrian riiar)Ui firef nwnftfl EADII LAST TWO DAYS GENE RAYMOND WENDY BARRIE 'CROSS-COUNTRY ROMANCE' tiTABTK raiDAT "Captain Caution" i Bmr Cabot l-ouiie I'lall 1 arrlllo MADE'. Fbone I1IW ST. MKT TIMES TODAY "COMIN' ROUND THI MOUNTAIN" With BOB Bl'RNR STAIITH TOMORROW" The I'lrlure You Han Head About "THE MAN I MARRIED" JOAN BENNETT FRANCIS I.KDKRFR ANNA STEN M.OVD NOLAN RKAIIPS OCEAN NOW NHOWINO THE LAST TIICS TODAT T.RIrR GARSON LAI RENTE OLIVIER In I Marti Tomorrow. Sept. II i Loretta Young Melvyn Dougloi "HE STAYED FOR BREAKFAST" RKAUE'R SAVOY NOW SHOWING Phone a MatUesa JM I Ate.

"WHEN THE lALTON'S RODE" with RANDOLPH SCOTT A T. FCea- I 00 COMING FRIDAY "Artists and r. i. Models Abroad" las "mt an aerial carrying this sack." (An "aerial" is a terpslchorean stunt, like a handspring done without touching to floor. You must try It some time, heh, heh I) Many of th girls have been In the Abbott school in Chicago since childhood.

There's Jean Ouest, who was four when she enrolled, and Valerie Thon, who was seven. Aside from the salaries they earn, they get travel. Miss Abbott has taken troupes to Europe and South America and had them in several Broadway plays. She herself used to be a kindergarten teacher, with a suppressed desire for the dance. Her parents thought no decent girl went on the stage.

By the time Miss Abbott declared her independ ence she thought it was too late for her to dance professionally so she did the next best thing took up dance In- struction. she still dances, tho not all the acro- batic, aerial, ballet and ballroom steps her pupils undertake, "But I can still do a spilt," she chuckles, "and at 47 that's pretty good!" Women Voters To Meet Here "Democracy In Action" will be the keynote of the 30th annual convention of the New Jersey League of Women Voters Oct. 1, 2, at the Berkeley- Carteret hotel. Mrs. L.

H. Pradkln, Montclalr, Is the convention chairman, Mrs. Leonard H. Bobbins, Montclalr, state president, who will preside at the opening session of the three-day con vention, to which delegates from all parts of the state will attend, said In the call to the convention: "Never in the life of America has the citizen been more aware of government than today. We realize that only thru honest and courageous thinking and action can we expect to keep our freedom and our privileges as citi zens of a free nation.

To defend democracy we must first understand it and then participate in it." The convention will open Tuesday morning, Oct. 1, with a business session. The convention banquet, Wednesday evening and a gala luncheon close the convention on Thursday. A candidates' meeting will feature the Thursday morning session. Sen.

W. Warren Barbour, James H. R. Crom well, Charles Edison, Robert C. Hen-drlckson and Miss Marlon Douglass, hare been invited to speak.

CHALLENGE TO l.NVENTORg MANILA, P. (Ph Jose Uy, legls-lator, wants the Philippine government to offer $28,000 for a practical lamp that bums coconut oil. He says such a lamp would rescue the cocoanut Industry and save the Islands $1,250,000 annually ln petroleum purchases. Teacher Quits Job Rather Than Salute CARNEGIE, Pa. (P) Because the flaf salute required at Carneiia hifh school this year, Walter B.

Ster. rett, (14-yrar-old history trncher, re-alined, sayins; "the sarute Is a spiritual preparation for war." "My heart Is with my country, but it isn't In tmchlnr a flit salute to children," he aald. "I would rather be dead than have to admit to myself that I had coaxed children Into war." PALACE BRADLEY BIACB Mala St. Tel. 70S LAST TIMES TODAY "LA CONGA NIGHTS" with Hu(h Herbert ALSO "SKI PATROL" with Lull Deale TOMORROW ONE DAY ONLY "CURTAIN CALL" with Barbara Read ALSO "ISLE OF DESTINY" with Wm.

Garran June Lanf sang Boardwalk at Casino Ui Phone A. P. 8974 LAST TIMES TODAY Edward Small Presents "SOUTH OF PAGO PAGO" SUrrlnf VICTOR 'McLAGLEN JON HALL FRANCES FARMER eraon, n. as an important, lesson tne Light Engineers "foot candles." Only 12 percent of all school light- lng, he added, meets specifications of the 1938 American Recommended Prac- tlce of School Lighting. The specifics- tions were set up the engineers' society and have been approved by the Ameri- can Institute of Architects.

"In some areas," Mr. Dates said, "where slow progress has been made, lighting levels are often as low as two 'foot candles' while for some school systems lighting levels are still of the order of five 'foot The average Illumination in 'sight-saving' classrooms Is 27 'foot Mr. Dates added that progress Is being made however as in new schools 86 percent of the lighting meet the established specifications. Among schools where modernizations have been made, 67 percent conform to the specifications of good lighting. The delegates also heard from Dr.

H. C. Reutschlcr, of Westlnghouse, that a secondary factor la Hitler's pique at Britain's raids over Berlin. (3) Damage to property since the Intensification of air raids has been tremendous, but it has been Mattered among civilian areas and actual damage to litey objective has not been much reater proportionately than before. 4) Mort "rlous damage has been wdul weakening of Britain's air defenses.

Including the Royal Air Force, Tn Britlsn ta to get thelr defeMM ln the MIt upon them' Furthermore' Uttle Uttle toe German pUnM down number of plane, attacking London ha. worU; the MU can afford to 'r more plane. J1' SSf" Is begin- tot factor ta toe Battle of Britain Is Britain', ability to nold out until the bad weather sets ln und the end of Seotember. If the British can stand up 20 day. more un or the mort gruesome air bombardment aer me most Kruetome air Domoaranieni, i hlstorv-in which the German, have not yet used their most devastating all gas then they will get a breathing spell which may turn the tide of battle.

Upon this factor of the weather over k. thnnunri miles away may also depend the course of events ln the western hemisphere). French Money most beautiful and busiest part of the flarman ranltal la a line nf afreets ax tending from Brandenburg gate to the former royal palace. The street, deriving Its name from the trees with which It is lined, bears resemblance to the boulevards of Paris. It Is flanked with hotels, palaces and restaurants.

Brandenburg gate, at the west end of the Linden was erected ln 1788-91 by K. a. Langhans in imitation of the Propyls ee, ln Athens. It was built of sandstone with five different passages, eeparateo oy ionic columns. The structure Is 85 feet high and SOS feet wide and Is topped by a copper victory statue which was taken to Paris by the French in 1807 and returned ln 1814.

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Harry Moore, New Jersey, was on record today as favoring a tax structure that will demonstrate that our state looks upon industries as a wealth-producing force and an employer of our people, rather Sum the object of punitive taxation Mother legation." Speaking at meeting of the Na. ttona, Tajt last night, Moore warned that "deficit spending and def. feeing- must be halted by all forms of government, and said that ss must pay, in the total, more than heretofore But we create our Mtlonftl de, LTXTT totn Je currelwU of 7 utf llmenT as well as WU 01 "m' "Our continuing safety lie. our tu' mir innnnrifli sarrtancrrn Pointing out that relief expenditures were "on a larger scale than was known or considered before 1930," the New Jersey chief executive declared taxing programs should provide for relief "to- with highway construction tod maintenance in recent yeara tne nam vvtagjj icpjioiavusv twm tuwavw ins In highway funds to relief. J1 "We must accept changes In our railroad levies," he said, "which are troublesome in our state picture "While I cannot take the time here to correct an impression that is abroad ithat New Jersey municipalities are real ising vasi sums irom unangioie per.

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"without delay, put politics ln the While he found "very evident" the background and substitute Intelligent, "too heavy concentration of industry in co-ordinated effort uitra-vioiet rays may be given a 'death materials and government agencies ray' Job in killing bacteria ln water, which will purchase most of the pro-milk, fruit Juices, beer and other liquids, ducts would preferable to locating Such rays, he pointed out, have proved their worth against bacteria ln hos- fpwiriri Aflr1rfsefa nit.nl Inelnatrlal nlantji fnnrt and AIvTlIl ia.HUl COOCO other places. In experiments pointing to the new task, water used for cooling vegetables has been treated with the rays and the bacterial count has been reduced by as much as 80 percent. Milk and fruit Juices have' only "been slightly affected while beer has withstood the rays in experiments made so far, he added. Use of the rays ln the field of asepsis, he concluded, Is likely to be the nucleus of a new branch of electrical Industry, Other papers read before the con- WCAP, ltM Ke.t WAAT, Ks. WABC, lee WVRB, lilt Ke.t WMCA, S7I WEAF, Ml Ke.) WNEW, UN Ke.

Itatlons reserve the right to ehange programs without notice. Afternoon 4:00 WEAF-BackattRa Wife. WJZ-Club Matinee. WMCA-Mllalc. 4 It WEAK Btella Dallas.

WMCA-Hpoil Chats. 4:10 WEAF-Skelch. WMCA Variety. 4 45 WEAF-Widder Brown. 4 50 WJ-Romance and You.

4 65 WJZ-Newa. 1:00 WIAF-Bketch. WJZ Kocky Gordon. WMCA-Newa. WHKB-Wax Parade.

1:14 WEAF Lite Can Be Beautiful. WJZ -Malcolm Claire. WMOA Art Oreen. WOH-Walte Hoyt. WBUB Vpera.

1:10 WBRB Dance Time. WEAP Jack Armitront WOlt Prima orcheaUa. WJZ-Irene Wicker. WAHC -Amaleur Oolf. S.SB WJZ- Bud Barton.

WEAP-ONella. WMOA Zeke Manners. WBUB Over the Teacupi. W()H-Brltlh Ne. WABC ScatlerRood Balnes.

1:00 WOll-Uncle Don. WABO-Newi. WEAP-Lll' Abner, WJZ Newa. WMCA-Newa. WBRB Dinner-Time Revue.

I OS WABC Edwin C. HIM. WJZ-Dirmlne, Slstera. 1:11 WMCA NeWk. WABC-Herlda Hopper WEAP-Bleok a orchentra.

WJZ-BII1 Btern. WHKB Current Events. 10 WEAF Mvsterlea. It WMOA Financing the Home. WJZ-Cnncert orcheatra.

WKAF-Newa. 130 WMCA-Tnelny'a Sport. WJZ -Rumba Band. WOR-Newa. WEAF Btamp Club.

WABC-New. WRKB-Mumc Moods. I 4t WEAF-Borta. WJZ Lowell Thomas. WOR-Superman WABC-World Today.

whhb wnere uo, WMCA Art Green. 1:00 WEAF- Fred Warini. WJZ Easy Area. WABC Amoa 'n' Andy, WORB porta. WMCA- Pn-Amerlcsn Affalri.

WBRB Melodies. WKAF-Newa. WMCA-Newa. WJZ Tracer of Lost Persons. Wort-Arthur Hale.

WBUB-Accent on Muile. WABC Lanny Rosa. 1:10 W.IZ-Echnea of New York. WEAF leather ton's orcheatra. WMCA Air Corna.

WABC Meet Mr. Meek. WOR -Lone Ranger, WBRB- Rhythm Kevue. 1:4 WEAF-Kallenborn. WBRB (lover nment Reports.

WMCA Foreign Newa. I 00 WEAF- Playhouse. WJZ-QiiU Kids. WCAP-Walts Time. WABC Queatlon Ber.

WOR Where Are You Promt WMCA Union Now. WBRB Resume. I IS WCAP-W A Headlines. WMCA-Elliott Rwisevelt. 1:30 WEAF-Plantatlon Party, WABC Dr.

Chrljllan. WoR Oreen Hornet. WCAP-Organ Echoel. WJZ Manhattan at Midnight. WMCA-Jimmv Blair.

I 40 WMCA-Book Talk. 4(1 WMCA-Newa. 55 WABC Newa. 00 WOR News. WAUC-Theater.

WEAF Time to Smile. WJZ-Bong of Your Lift. WMCA-Fit Manchu. WOAP-Sketch. It WCAP-Round Town.

WOK -Washington Newa. WMCA Newa Reel I WJZ- Bhleld'a Music. WEAF-District Atlornev. WOR -Sheep and OoatB. WMCA Masterworks.

WABC Concert orcheatra. 45 WCAH-National Detense, 10.00 WRAP-Kav Kvser a orcheatra. WABC-Miller'i orcheatra. W.IZ-News. WOR.

-Raymond Oram Bwlnr. WCAP-Pe Vltoa orcheatra. WMCA-Troltlng Races. 10:15 WJZ -Ink Hpota. WMCA- Dance Parade.

WOR-Newa. WCAP-Don DeVlto WABC-Publlo Attain, 10 30 WOR War in the AlK 10.3O WCAP Homea on the Land. WOR-Melodv Pageant. WABC-Presidenl Rooaevelt. WJZ- Dunce Mualc.

WMCA Newa. WOR President Roosevelt. 10:48 WCAP-Muslo You Want. WABO Genevieve Rowe. WMCA Sam Brown.

11:00 WEAF- Nowa. WMCA-Amaleur Night ln Harlem. WABC eport Time. WCAP-Classical Mualc. WJZ News.

WOR-Newa. 11:09 WJZ Herman's orchestra. 11:16 WABC Reams orchestra. WOR Profit Trio. WEAF- Dutlon's orchestra.

11:30 WCAP-Dance Music. WABC Duchln'a orchestra. WOR Oageu'a orchestra. WJZ-Morgan's orchestra. WEAF Hen thertnn'a orchestra.

11 15 WABC Chester'! orchestra. 00 WMCA-Newa. WCAP Resume. WEAF War Newi. WJZ War News.

WOR-McFarland Twins. WABC- Noble'a orchestra 11:05 WOR Teagarden a orchestra. WEAF Chester's orchestra, WJZ Byrnca' orchestra. 19 15 WMCA Let'a Oo Dancing. 13.30 WJZ-Orav'a orchestra.

WEAF Weenie' orchestra. WABC News WOR From London. 11 35 WABC- Herheck a orchestra. WOR-Nugel'a orchestra. 11:57 WJZ- News WEAF News.

Evening 1:00 WOft-Dnle'i orchestra. WABO-Dnnc orchritrs. V1Z Bhelton's orcheitr. WMOA NfWl. WEAF Bhflton'i orchsatrt.

1 HI WABC Henderson's orchestra. 1 90 WOR Nrw. WABC Bailey's orcheitri. WJZ-Elllnnton's orcheilrs. WEAF Elllnstnn't orchestra.

1 15 WOR Joy't orcheilrs. 1SS WABC News. 1:7 WJZ New. WEAF Newt. 1.00 WOR-HIt Parade.

Tomorrow 00 WOR Farmers' Dlgeat. 35 WABC News. 30 WEAF Newa. WJZ-Newa. 35 WEAF- Forty Wlnka Club.

WJZ Mornlns Patrol. WAHCJ Larry Elliott. S0 WOR Outdoor Oulde. 6 55 WOR Newi. 7:0 1:00 WOR Almanas.

WJZ Ed East. WOR Weather. WABO Morning Almanac. WMCA News. 7 01 WOR-Ensemble.

7:15 WOR-Musical Clock. WMCA Rise and Whins. 7 30 WEAF Newi. 7 40 WABO Passing Farads. 7:45 WABC Newa.

WEAF-Varletlea. 7:50 WJZ-Ed East. 7 55 WJZ-Newa. 1:00 WJZ European News. WABC Newa of Europe.

WEAF Newa. WOR Newa. 1:10 WJZ-Newe from Washington. WABC Ted Steele. WOR-Onspel Singer.

WMCA-Reilglous Talk. WEAF Do You Remember? WJZVocal Vogues. I 10 WABC Music for Today. 19 WABO Odd News. 1:10 WEAF Oene and Olenn.

WOR Goldbergs. WMCA-Newa. WABO Morning Almsnas. WJZ Organist. 45 WJZ-Hnrvev and Del.

WMCA-Eiercliea. WOR-Sketch. WEAF Oene and Olenn. WABC Adelaide Hawley. 55 WJZ Newa.

(.00 WJZ Woman of Tomorrow. WABO Woman of Courage. WBRB Aloha Land. WOR Memories. WEAF Newa.

WMCA Songs of Yesterday. 001 WCAP-Recordings. 05 WEAF Happy Jack. (15 WEAF Mary Alcolt. WABC Newa.

WOR Jam for Breakfait, WBRB New Mrs. WMCA Workshop. WABO Tropical Tunes. WEAF Iaebel Manning Hewion. WJZ-Breakfast Club.

WMCA Food Forum. WOR-Nrws. 45 WEAF Oospel Singer. WABC Bachelor's Children. WBRB Tunea of Tomorrow.

WJZ Breakfast Club. WOR Musical Brlefa. 10.00 WEAF-Sketch. WMCA News. WABC Klttv Kelly.

WOR Pure Food Hour. WJZ Painted Dreams. WBRB-Mornlng Moodi. 10:15 WEAF-Mldatream. WJZ-VIc and Bade.

WMCA Dane Music. WABC Myrl and Marge. tO. 10 WEAF Ellen Randolph. WJZ-Marv Marlln.

WABC Hilltop Hnuse. WBRB-Rhythm Fashion. WCAP Morning Berenade. 10 45 WEAF-Kathleen Norrla. WABC Stepmother.

WJZ Pepper Young'i Family. 11:00 WEAF David Harum. WCAP Lillian Elliott WJZ-Llnda Dale. WMCA Women's Program. WBRB-Resume.

WABC Hollywood Dreamt. WOR-Newa. 11 05 WABC L' Amour 11:15 WJZ Clark Dennis. WOR Martha Deane. WEAF Road of Life.

WABC Martha Webster. WCAP Newt. WJZ-Wlfe Savera. 11 15 WJZ-Hollywood Newt. 11.30 WEAF Against the Storm.

WCAP On the Record. WMCA Light Music. WJZ Wife Savers. WABC Big Sistera. 11:45 WEAF Guiding.

WJZ-ketch. WABC Aunt Jenny'a Stories. WCAP Cooking School. 11:00 WEAF-Woman In Whits. WMCA-On the Mall.

WOR-News. WJZ Frank Rost. WCAP Luncheon Airt. WABC Kate Smith. WJZ Interlude.

II 05 WJZ-Mualc. 11 10 WOR Zeke Manneri. 11:15 WEAF O'Neills. WJZ Southernairea. WABC When A Olrl Marrlet.

WMCA-Newa. 11:10 WJZ-Romant and You. 11 15 WJZ-Newa. 11 10 WABC-Helen Trent, aerial. WEAF strings That Sing.

WCAP Wan Parade. WJZ-Farm and Home Hour. WMCA Insurance Talk. WOR News. II 35 WMCA-Llght Clasalu.

11:45 WOR Prgeen Fitzgerald. WMCA Organ Music WABC Our Gal Sunday, WEAF-Newa. 11 it) WEAF-Marketa and Weather. 1:00 WOR -Frank Luther, WABC Goldbergs. WCAP News.

WMCA Commentator. WEAF Texas Jim. 101 WABC Goldbergs. 1 15 WEAF Master a orchestra. WOR-Ed ntagerald.

WJZ Book Reviews. WABC 8erlal. WMCA Easy Aces. WCAP-Easy Aeei. 1.10 WJZ-Rev.

A. K. Magary. WCAP Organ. WABC Hlnht to Happlnest.

WMCA Songs. WEAF-Frlendly Helghbort. WOR Toplca and Tunet. 1:45 WABC Road of Lite. WOR Health Talk.

WJZ-Newa. WEAF Newa. 1:50 WJZ-Barltone. WOR Melody Momenta. WEAF Masters' orchestra.

1:00 WKAF-Llght of the World. 'R Alice Blair. V-Margaret Banning. AP Movie Oulde. WOR Alice Blair WABC Dr.

Malont. ventlon were: "Relation Between Hec- During the business session 11 trie and Spectroscopic Characteristics trustees were named and two new mem- ln Low Pressure Discharges," Clifton bers welcomed. It was voted to pur- O. Found and Edward P. Hennelly, chase a flag from the Asbury Park Press.

General Electlrc company; "Radiation Dory Butler was named sergeant-at- from High Pressure Mercury Arcs," arms, Edward B. Noel, General Electric; "Pre- A feature of the evening was diction of Illumination at a Point from watermelon-eating contest between Source of Any Shape," H. H. Higble, Jerry Gorman and William Robinson, University of Michigan; "Use of Rad- The latter was declared the winner, Re-iant Energy for the Application of freshments were served by Fred John-Heat," Howard Haynes, General Elec- son and his committee, trie; "Lighting of Photochemical Re- A letter of thanks will be sent to the production Processes," R. E.

Farnham, Ladies Aid society of Hornerstown, for General Electric, and "The Design of the use of the hall where the session Classrooms for High Level Daylight II- was conducted. The next meeting will luminatlon," Leland H. Brown, Stan- take place Monday night, Oct. 14, ln ford university. the West Long Branch boro hall.

limited, vulnerable areas" of France, he gave the French credit for the ultimate "realization that bomb-proofing and not geography was needed." Bomb-proof United States factories ln areas near sources of labor, raw Republican Group HORNERSTOWN Freeholder Joseph Irwin, G. O. P. candidate for the house nf renresentatlves. was the truest sneak- er at meeting of the Republican Social club of Monmouth county Monday night, at which time the organization went on record as endorsing all Republican candidates.

About 100 members from all sections of the county attended, and Joseph Tremalne, Long Branch, chairman of the organization, presided not have remained British crops out ln conversation with the man ln the street In these tiny coral limestone lslandj! mttel from tne nearest pomt on the North American eontl- nent. Bermudians have sublime faith in the ultimate victory of England over the Axis powers. The Islands' Income, up to the start of this war, came almost entirely from the American tourist trade, but their tradition and culture have remained staunchly British for more than three centuries. The flutter of the Union Jack and the singing of "God Save the King" are Just as indelible evidences of the Ber- mudlan way of life as they are in White- hall, So stubbornly has Bermuda adhered to the tradition of royal sovereignty that ln the year 1630 the Islanders defied the rule of the commonwealth under Crom well, after the execution of King Charles and pledged allegiance to King Charles II, at the moment outlawed. It was a defense move on an almost non military character, therefore, when the Island parliament suggested that the Great sound, which fans out southward from the incoming steamer lane past Ireland Island and Spanish point, could be made available to the United States as a base.

1 Bermuda Holds to British Ties Despite U. S. Bases I READE'S MAYFAIR THEATRE PHONE $881 Carved Out of the Rugged Background of a Mighty Nation A Story for Every American Proud of His LAKE AVE. HAMILTON, Bermuda (IP) It will be giving away no international secrets to IV say that Bermuda offered space to the United States for military facilities as much ln political self-defense as ln meeting Its obligations as part of the British empire. Bermuda remains rigorously British.

The Islands anticipated some sort of action by Washington and London bear- ing on an expansion of the American de- fense svstem with British soil Involved ln the agreement, and they were dis- turbed by unofficial reports that outright cession of Bermuda might be proposed. The house of assembly In addressing a memorial to the colonies secretariat in London observed "The people of Bermuda are deeply disturbed lest some new conception of American hemisphere defense may af- feet the status of this ancient colony as an integral part of the British commonwealth. "We reaffirm our unswerving loyalty to his majesty the king. "We earnestly pray that the ties of tradition and the bonds of affection which unite us to the mother country may never be severed." Thus Bermuda put Itself on record while the United States and England dickered. The concern that the colony might RrGRANT MARTHA SCOn New Jersey Premier THE Wih CUBA'S NIGHT CLUB Entire Week Starting flTTlTinfJ ananuuusria? Tomorrow Evenlnrs and 9 Sh.0.w Nhf with BARRINGTON GUY, Ann Uu'rie, Ch.nk Con.ns Iron W' Wilson ond Host of Others.

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