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					<l>United States Senate</l>
					<l>Washington, D.C.</l>
					<l>June 17, 1940.</l>
					<l>My Dear Mother:</l>
					<l>Your birthday.  I hope</l>
					<l>you are well and happy.</l>
					<l>I had lunch at a Democratic</l>
					<l>party this noon (only 2</l>
					<l>Republican Sen. McNary and</l>
					<l>myself present). It was in</l>
					<l>honor of Count de Chambrun</l>
					<l>great grandson of Lafayette.</l>
					<l>He escaped from France,</l>
					<l>came to America on a</l>
					<l>trans-Atlantic Clipper.</l>
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					<l>His story of the war in which</l>
					<l>he served in the Maginot Line</l>
					<l>as a Captain is a sad</l>
					<l>but interesting story.</l>
					<l>No doubt the Fifth</l>
					<l>[ ] was at work</l>
					<l>in France as well as</l>
					<l>elsewhere.</l>
					<l>France has surrendered</l>
					<l>but he thinks England</l>
					<l>can lick Hilter yet-</l>
					<l>Best love,</l>
					<l>Warren</l>
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