Evening Star dated May 26, 1940

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Weather Forecast Mostly cloudy today, occasional light showers tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temperature....

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Single Depariment Of National Defense Proposed by Clark Bill to Ask Merger of Army and Navy; Cabinet Shake-up Reports Persist

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MAY 26, 1940 —PART ONE. A-3 Vatican §Eee_ds Raid Shelters, Offers Diplomats Refuge if...

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A—4 » THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MAY 26, 1940 —PART ONE. | Allies’ Fate in Flanders Rests in Closing Gap, Maij. Eliot

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Red Cross Cables $100,000 for Aid of War Refugees Gifts to Drive for $10,000,000 Rise To $2,700,000 The American Red Cross

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FOR SCREENS Phone DI. 6169 ZIP-IN SCREENS COVER THE FULL WINDOW RAILS LAST FOREVER 1319 F ST. DON°T Have Your CAR PAINTED...

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- William Griffith Dies; Courts May Decide . Newspaper-Radio Ownership Case F. C. C. Seeks to Prevent Control of Station By

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Byrnes Says Landon Misrepresents Party On Third-Term Issue But Strong Support Comes From Yandenberg On Rejection Thesis Bs

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“ Democracy Forced To Do 'Better Job," Fahey Declares ‘,fiome Loan Bank Board Lhairman Warns Against Complacency Warning those

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A—10 Methodist Group Asks U. S. to Stay Out of War Conference Pledges Church to Stronger Education Program By the Associated

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Hike in Debt Limit To Finance Defense May Be Requested Several Senate Leaders, However, Insist No Action Will Be Necessary By

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Qurds of Thanks ASHBY, LOUISE L. The family of the late Mrs' LOUISE L. ASHBY wish to thank Rev. Walter H. Brooks. Rev. Thomas

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Record Crowd Atiends Annual Shad Bake Of Board of Trade ~1,500 Scorn Threatening Weather and Enjoy Double-Sitting Dinner The