Evening Star dated June 3, 1940

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Weather Forecast Fair, continued warm tonight and to- morrow. Temperatures today—Highest, 85, at 2 pm.; lowest, 60, at 5:30

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A2 ®& THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, Army Seeks Funds For 1,600 Tanks And 3,000 Planes Mechanized Force Would

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I’raIZ_Po Army Mobilizafion Goes Ahead Quietly; Notices Are Mailed Public Awaits Word Of First Blow for ‘National...

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Want it in a_hurry? Want it out red tape? Confidential loas Diamonds, Watches. Jewelr: ameras, Musical In at Lowest Rates P

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Roosevelf Reported Feeling Out Allies In Peace Move Indirect Approach From Berlin to Sound Out French Reported By CONSTANTINE

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. The Foening Htar With Sunday Mornine Edition. THEODORE W. NOYES, Editor, WASHINGTO D. C. MONDAY - _June 3, 1940 ‘The...

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THE EVENING U. S. Policy On Defense Held Sound Old Slogan, ‘Better Be Safe Than Sorry,” Cited By DAVID LAWRENCE. This is a

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" A—10 %% @ard of Thanks ' KENNEDY, FRANK A. T wish to thank | my many friends for their kind exoressions | of sympathy and

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City News in Brief TODAY. | Luncheon, Washington Executives | Association, Willard Hotel, 12:30| pm. | Luncheon, Alpha Tau

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= @he Foening Star $ ASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1940. poy 15 k. Ted Lyons, With Chisox 17 Years, Proving Best ‘Sunday