Evening Star dated May 31, 1940

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Weather Forecast Fair tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy; local showers at night; little change in temperature; lowest tonight

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A—2 ¥¥@ Atlantic Coast Line. Must Refund $260,000 To 3,500 Employes : Amounts Improperly Deducted Under Wage- Hour Law,...

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ltalians Expected to Strike Before Declaring War Decisive Action Seen At Cabinet Meeting Next Tuesday British and French...

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A—4 e Germans' Supplies Rushed fo Front On Clear Highways Plight of Civilians Declared to Have Influenced Leopold By the...

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Americans Throng To Galway to Board Liner Roosevelt 1,200 Waiting for Refugee Vessel Due Late Today Br the Associated Press.

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A—6 weww Warship Construction Tie-up Is Threatened By Strike of 6,000 Federal Shipbuilding Workers Demand Wage Increase By

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1940. Great Counter-Blow Expected v ] iF ol FREE Of Weygand by French...

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[ Sabotage” Effort iCharged in Pressing Walter-Logan Bill ! ‘Paid Lobbyist’ for | Measure for Appeal To Courts Denounced B

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Senate Expected To Approve Shift 0f Alien Control Liberals Protest ‘Police Regime’ Over 4,000,000 in U. S. The Senate was...

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16 Pages Extra, Comics Three Complete Stories Four Brilliant Colors Special Sunday Section of The Sumday Star 3 THE EVENING

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#x¥ A—11 U. S. Will Launch Navy Applies Pressure To Complete 68 Ships THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 31,...

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‘The Foening Star With Sunday Morning Edition. THEODORE W. NOYES, Editor, WASHINGTON, D. C. A May 31, 1940 The Evening Star

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1940 Race Is Mirror Of 1916 Willkie in Hughes’ [ Place, With [ Election a Possibility By DAVID LAWRENCE. ‘Will political...

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o Beatlis THOMAS MONROE. _ On , May 30, 1540, st Qeorgsiown S As” MONBOE BARTON of 3060’ Mii: 'y road, Arlington. Va. beloved

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Rear Admr. Glennon, | Santiago Bay Veferan, Dies Here at 83 Commanded Gun Turret Which Helped Sink ¢ Reina Mercedes Rear...

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By ROBERT BRUSKIN. A German-designed gun will be America’s defense against tank at- tacks such as pierced and crumpled the

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Sabotage in Production 0f Planes Suspected By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, May 31.—Cbunty and Federal authorities today

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A—18 %« Wisconsin 6. 0. P. Indorses Record 0f Gov. Heil Groundwork Is Prepared For Campaign Against Senator La Follgtte By

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Cardinal Dougherty Marks 50th Year Since Ordination Ceremonies Honoring Catholic Leader Culminate Sunday By the Associated

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Keep Cool and Comfortable . . . FROSTY-AIRE FANS 8-Inch Stationary ¥1.98 8-Inch Oscillating *3.49 ELECTRIC THE EVENING STAR,

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TINANCIAL. Corporation Bonds Maintain Gains In Late Trading Foreign Loans Veer Erratically; Federal Section Down Bond...

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A—22 w¥xx D. C. Bank Clearings Reach Best May Mark Since 1929 Total for Five Months Also Rises Sharply Above Year Ago By...