davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1939-07-09

BEDROOM SUITE solid natural maple.
twin beds springs and innerspring mat
tresses. chest, dresser, niGht table; bargain.
sos Adams 1SGo
Evening star., 1939-07-09

living room. @-piece. Kinkimo: drop-leaf
Duncan Phyfe table. 5-piece breakfast set;
buyers. Nc dealers, Mr.. Dale. Acme NOV
ing and Storage Co., Georgia 10O1 until
Evening star., 1939-07-09

RADIO-PHONO COMB, R. C. A. 1889
in all. Terms Apex Elec Co ZOO 9th st
Evening star., 1939-07-09

BYERS STEAM HOSTING ENGINES (2),
on wheels for sale: can be seen at AZ M
st NV National 943S
Evening star., 1939-07-09

BEDROOM SET mahogany, 10 pieces:
kitchen set cabinet; slightly used leaving
town, sacrifice lowest price; no dealers.
3l21 18Th ST. NV. Apt 3.
Evening star., 1939-07-09

BEDROOM SUITE. beautiful walnut twin
complete: also living room and miSCeI-
laneouS Republic 036a.
Evening star., 1939-07-09

LINCOLN PARK. 1912 Mass ave, se.-Cool
room, loon two windows, large closet; near bath
Evening star., 1939-07-09

fulO WYOMING AVE. NW-Attractiye
iiaree iee room. = closets. twin beds; cool; ur-
Evening star., 1939-07-09

pc. NAH. incl new coil spring and new
1nner-spring mattress; sacrifice. S125.
Beaut. 2-pc living room suite. like new
$40; Gov; Winthrop secy., S25 chest of
drawers; S15; solid NAH bookcase. 500
oeaut barrel chair, Sl3; 9x12 rug and
PAD S2O; large NAH drop-leaf table. 500
suite, S135. The Alabama 1918 St.
NV, NV, Apt. 20l Dupont 5219. Dealer.
| Home SUM- and Mon until nm
Evening star., 1939-07-09

BIZ CR1TTENDEN ST NW-One single
room for lady; clean. private home; ha1
block bus; S12 month N' ''"A
Evening star., 1939-07-09

1908 G. ST, N.W-Clean, cool basement
rooms 50 wk. Maid service
Evening star., 1939-07-09

RECORDS. 10 for soc; slightly used: also
800 Tommy Dorsey recordings. 10c ca
APEX ELEC CO, 700 9th St NV.
Evening star., 1939-07-09

FURNITURE BARGAINs-Floor samples.
suites and odd pieces at such amazingly
low prices that YOU won't look any further
Il YOU try Stahier'S Furniture Co, 625
ST. NV.
Evening star., 1939-07-09

ASPHALT for roofing and waterprooflng
Csc. per gal. up, For dustproofine and
surfacing roads, SC per gal. up. Apply
Carter Co, No. . Maryland ave Hyatts-
vile Nd Phone Greenwood 3254
Evening star., 1939-07-09

REFRIGERATOR. electric. 500. 1851
Lanier pl., near 18th and Columbia rd NV.
REFRIGERATORS-R largest
stock in city all makes from 500 so:
guaranteed: liberal terms. Consolidated
Refg. Serv. 1910 l4th NV. Dupont 6150.
Evening star., 1939-07-09

BEDROOM SUITE. set of plain dishes; no
dealers or triflers. Sunday after l pm.
1900 N Oak ST Arlington, Va
Evening star., 1939-07-09

BRICK $3.50 NJ: lumber. 2x4-6-s.
sheathing and flooring: bathtubS S.: two
ton pipes all sizes: ton window weights.
81 ca; $50 #. iron fencing 35c #.
Wrecking 100 houses, all material for
sale. Apply on Job. 76l 7th st. Sc.
BUILDING MATERIAL-Bargains in used
doors and sash. all sizes: 2O'o discount
large doors priced especially low. Herfurth,
T., and o SITS Sc
Evening star., 1939-07-09

CAMERA. LElCA, F.3.5, latest model: reg.
S175 will sacrifice. Shepherd 1888.
CAMERAS-Eastman View SKI Wollen-
SAX F6.3; trip con-: lense complete hold
ers. tripod. etc, Also Eastman 6i2xsl2.
Bausch e. Lomb F63 trip: con- lens.
Complete Sell or trade. Sunday until noon,
all day week days. Doc Bush Valet Shop
Wash Tourist Camn East Pntnmac Park
Evening star., 1939-07-09

BEER COOLER, Kelvnator: 612 IT. 10.
case capacity; originally $3.50; sacrifice
terms. Atlas 7l3 G ST. NV. Dist. 3137
Evening star., 1939-07-09

FURNITURE-W have furnishings for the
entire house To responsible parties we
VIII extend credit. These items are out
OF our STORAGE warehouse and also furni-
| every night. These are outstanding values
Usea but not abused furniture. Inspect
NOW. Our showroom. 1923 l4th St n W ,
Acme Moving & Storage Co. Georgia
1OOo, Extension
Evening star., 1939-07-09

Book your summer and fan chicks "
Hines Md u s approved. pullorum te
ed. Hstches every Thursday
OlnPy Nd Phone Ashton law
Evening star., 1939-07-09

1CEDAIRE holds 80 pounds, perfect con-
oltlon' S12. 925 20th st. NV.
Evening star., 1939-07-09

| RADIOS-Special sale of reconditioned
| trade-inS at give-away prices; Atwater
Kent. S3;95; Philco table model S4 95;
Philco table model. Ss.95: Philco console,
SS.a5; Philco S-tube console SO: General
Electric 1898 model with automatic tun-
ing, Sl4.95: Philco 7-tube 3-band set,
Sl5.95; also others at low prices Natl
44.in Kitt's laRQ @
Evening star., 1939-07-09

| broom houSe-3-piece mahogany mohair
!ivlng room suite. S95; Stark piano. good
| tone, Sl25; l0-piece walnut veneer dining
room suite. S15; 5-piece bedroom suite $50
owner leaving city. Phone Woodley 4522
Evening star., 1939-07-09

FURN1TURE-Chairs, new bed, $3.50;
,naltfess, new. half price: dresser. 300
Mass. ave. NV, Apt 335
Evening star., 1939-07-09
POULTRY e. EGGS.

NEW HAMP. RED PULLETs about 100,
ready to lay, tested and fine stock; Is
laying hens. Hillside 04l4-J.
WANTED-1OO Leghorn pullets, ready to
lay; or year-old laying hens. Hyattsville
Evening star., 1939-07-09
MISCELLANEOUS For SALE

RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT-China silver
glassware, chairs, tables, booths. cash regis
GSear Ser etc; lowest prices Edgar Baum. Inc.
eo5 st. NV. District 6445.
HESET YOUR STONE in beautiful plat.
mum settings engagement and dinner
ring; reasonable. Woodley 1925.
Evening star., 1939-07-09
PINE-ITE,

The flea. lice and tick killer. kills them
quickly without harm to dogs Shephe nd
Ig9s '-
Evening star., 1939-07-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ATTRACTIVE FURNITURE for rent; stud
couches. easy chairs antique pieces. lamr
bedding towels. Dupont 1869
Evening star., 1939-07-09

FUN NITURE-CoHee table, chalse Tongue,
crystal chandelier, old gilt mirror fine ma
Pile highboy crystal eirandoles, Victorian
tuffeted Settee. Oriental scatter rugs hurri-
cane lamps. needle-point stool. No dealers
Emerson 573g
Evening star., 1939-07-09

FURNlTURE-Entire furnishings of widows
Phone Wisconsin 1379-W.
Evening star., 1939-07-09

FOR one or two Jewish girls or married
couple, newly furnished room with private
pam IN new detached home; very reason
able to desirable persons; references re-
CURED. Box 234 X, Star I1s
Evening star., 1939-07-09

BED, solid mahogany. high headboard box
springs, hair Mattress; $50, Call Lin
coin 672s-W, any time after Sunday.
Evening star., 1939-07-09

FURNTTURE-Fou mahogany chests of
drawers, in good condition: crotch ma
hoeany secretary, several sets OF side and
arm chairs and other pieces very low
Murray Galleries. 1924 Goth st. NV
DUP 1911
Evening star., 1939-07-09

Any 3-pc. suite reupholstered com
plete for S37 80 This includes all labor
and material Take advantage OF this
now Atlas Upholstering Shop, 1873 M
st NV" (rear) Repubic 30IO
Evening star., 1939-07-09

CI,OTHING-Men's new and slightly used
suits. topcoats and overcoatS, IS. ST and
80 each. Best selection. Save money.
Dixie PawnbrokerS' EXch., 111S H st. ne
Oman eve to 8 o m. Sun. till > pm.
Evening star., 1939-07-09

CAMERAS. 2, film-pack focusing vack
type: also small Graf1ex. Call only after
pm. Byron Emerson 0553.
CASH REGISTER, National (6 clerk; No.
. 3-ton Walker hydraulic Jacks, one elec.
brake tester one drive-on brake tester and
wise 903 N st NV
Evening star., 1939-07-09

FURNITURE - 10 piece walnut dining
| room suite excellent condition; other fur
| nlture; sacrifice. 3712 18th st. NV %
Evening star., 1939-07-09

BED. inner spring mattress; vanity
dresser sewing machine and other articles
1Ol2 Sth st. NV. Call Monday.
Evening star., 1939-07-09

GARAGE DOOR replaced or converted
with modern overhead hardware-Metal-
covered GARAGES with overhead doors
ment and wall WATERPROOFfNG Com
Phete lnMstaliations; MtL ions; Phone John j. Nc
Evening star., 1939-07-09

soo3 COLUMBIA RD.-Cool airy rooms
~ 70 SO per week; also two-room
apartment: everything included, SO; on
car line. Michigan 351)7 -"
Evening star., 1939-07-09

CLEVELAND PARK. "a blk. Conn. ave. bus
Very attract. large front rm., pvt shower
bath; unlimited phone; garage: 0entiles
Emer 3344
Evening star., 1939-07-09

BERRY CRATES, boxes and baskets. Ber-
wyn 3I3-M
BICYCLE girls good condition; reas.
enable price. III 5th st. ne.
Evening star., 1939-07-09

| FURNACE. American Radiator. 7-rm ca
paclty. excellent condition. very reason
! aoie l2l Longfellow st. NV. Geo 1892 .
| FURNACE. warm air. with new air crcu-
| lator VIII sacrifice. SN Y ave ne
FURNITURE for apartment, liy. rm.. bed
i rm, kitchen: REFRIGERATOR sweeper 1914
| Orren st. ne. Line. 0712-W after $50.
| FURNITURE-Chairs new he'd S3o 50.
Evening star., 1939-07-09

GAS RANGE BARGAINS.
Brand-new floor samples at SOC off:
used ranges from So 25: terms Atlas,
113 G st. NV. Dist. 3937. Open ewes
IGERATORS- Sacrificing at discounts
up to 65Fs off; Frigdaire Norge, Westing-
house. General Electric Kelvinator, CroSley
and others; majority are 1898 floor models;
few 9'7 models at prices as low as $50 so.
Brand-new refrigerators in original factory
crates at SOC of Repossessed regriger-
ators as low as S27. Easy terms; unusual
liberal trade-in allowance
ATLAS APPLIANCE CO,
Washing tons Largest Appliance House,
113 G. St. NV. District 3131.
Omen Evenings Until O'Clock
Evening star., 1939-07-09

FURNITURE-We were fortunate to pur-
chase a few nice lots of good used fur
nlture and will sacrifice same for quick
disposal We suggest you come early as
we expect fast sell-out at these low prices
Here are Just, few of the many items; A.
Evening star., 1939-07-09

DOM with or without board in cool
aoy corner house. Woodley 29O4 los
Evening star., 1939-07-09
ROOMS FURNISHED.

- K ST. N E.---Sleeping room for gentle
en-; good bed. shower; private home quiet
ll elean &2
Evening star., 1939-07-09
MlscElLAkEotJs Eop GALE
REUPHOLSTERING.

UPHOLSTERING, TspalriPs J, , n re- :
Work done at your home il desired.
Morris. Col. S773. sos Kenyon St NV.
Evening star., 1939-07-09
FARM AND GARDEN.

Started Chicks aeS aaa poetS oW prses WTte tfes for
circular ROSELAWN CHICK FARM, Box
10 McALISTERVILLE PA
Evening star., 1939-07-09

FURN1TURE-Mr Green says Folks, /
l / am going TO mark everything at a price
mat will MAKE you buy All my GOOD
| friends are talking about my talk -of-the-
! town prices but this time they are truly
| gong to be astonished" Take advantage
| ol OF ms gigantic Sale--open every evening
| the entire house 5000 Georgia ave
Green Furniture Co. Georgia 2223.
Evening star., 1939-07-09

AIR COMPRESSOR. Drummer, small:
S22 Portable typewriter. standard
keyboard, featherweight, used j MONTH
SlS. Cine Kodak. Model B, l6 NM, SlS
Evening star., 1939-05-03

parents were travelling with the
show. When the show reached
Washington two weeks ago, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bejano sought medical aid and
on April % the infant, whose name
is Francine, was admitted to the
hospital.
It was suffering with cold, which
has since grown into a condition
bordering on pneumonia, and an OBJ
struction in its throat, on the
pharynx. An operation is planned
to remove this growth, but doctors
said they were afraid they could do
little to control the hair.
I'VE don't know whether it is
hereditary or an endocrine disturb
ance," one doctor said. There is
no operation we can perform to
correct the condition.
Perhaps some day, If the endo-
crime Is at fault, the child can be
given hormone injections"
Dctors said that the condition
that made the mother bearded
lady" was probably an endocrine
gland disturbance. The father,
whose skin is dark and hard, suf-
fers from ichthyosis, or fish skin, /"
the doctors said.
The show to which the parents
belong left Washington several days
ago, and the couple said they would
be in Cumberland this week. Hos
pital authorities have been keeping
them posted on the infants condi-
ton.
Evening star., 1939-05-03
Chevy Chase Resident
Found Dead in Car

Owen E. Ryan, A, builder and
prominent in veterans affairs in
Montgomery County, was found
dead in his car in tightly closed
garage at 806 Montgomery avenue,
Silver Spring, Md, shortly after 8
am. today. DR.. H. H. Hewlett, who
pronounced him dead, said death
was due to carbon monoxide poison
ing.
Montgomery County police, sum-
moned by a colored workman, Ig-
natius Dorsey, who found the body,
said that the ignition switch was
turned on and the gasoline tank
was empty. Mr.. Ryan was slunped
in the front seat, fully dressed, and
had been dead about nine hours,
according to DR.. Hewlett.
He is survived by his widow and
two children.
Justice of the Peace Kelly Nc
Ghee of Silver Spring said that no
inquest would be held, and that he
would await completion of the in
vestigation by Police Chief Charles
M. Orme before issuing death GER
tif1cate. He said there were no
marks of violence on the body.
Mr.. Ryan, who lived at ITO Shep-
herd street, Chevy Chase, Md, was
q member of the Bethesda Chamber
of Commerce.
He had been active in American
Legion affairs in the county and
State for many years and was also
a member of the Montgomery
County Post, Veterans of Foreign
Wars. He was an unsuccessful can
didate for the House of Delegates
on the Independent ticket last Sep
tember.
Identification was made by a
friend, Joseph A. Cantrel, former
delegate to the Maryland Legisla-
ture.
Evening star., 1939-05-03
Bearded Lody's Baby Daughter
Is Covered by Growth of Hair

Doctors at Children's Hospital
said today that they were afraid
they could do nothing to save an
11-weeks-old girl-the offspring Of
q sideshow bearded lady and an
alligator man"-from life as a
freak.
The child, whose head, face and
body are completely covered by hair,
was brought to the hospital by its
distraught parents and has been
under observation there for several
days. Puzzled specialists admitted
the condition had them bafled and
declared they had seen nothing to
equal it in years Of practice.
A thick, strong growth Of hair
covers the infants head, flourish
ing down on its face as far as its
brows. This hair is much coarser
thar, ordinary baby hair and thicker
than most adults. Lighter hair
forms a beard on the infants face,
the net effect somewhat resembling
lions name.
Covering the body is more light
hair. Doctors said the stand of hair
on the infant approximated that
with which a monkey would be born.
Parents Of the infant are Emmitt
Bejano, who described himself as
the alligator man" with the Johnny
j. Jones exposition, and his wife
Priscilla, the bearded lady with the
same show.
Hospital records show that the
child was born In Virginia while the
Evening star., 1939-05-03
Beatings in Harlan
Bring Warning From
Gov. Chandler
State Highway Petrol
Is Prepared to Keep
Peace, He Declares
BY the Associated Press.

HARLAN, KY, May 3.-Beating
of a miner today and sheriff depu-
ties last night in Harlan coal fields
brought a warning from Gov. A.
B. Chandler that the State high
way patrol is prepared to keep
peace, it can do it, and it will"
The Governor, from the State
Capitol in Frankfort. added:
There's not going to be any beat
ing and terrorizing OF our county
officials by fellows from outside the
State or our own men. The State
is going to stay orderly. -
The officers will see that the
roads are kept clear and if any one
tries to congregate along the high
way, they'll keep them moving.
They're to see that there's no viol-
ence.
IF anybody tries to make trouble,
they'll put him in jail"
Asks Reinforcements.
Capt. Carl Norman of the high
way patrolmen on duty here sent
a request to Frankfort for "addi-
tional men and more equipment" p"
More than IS troopers are on duty
at present patrolling the roads and
keeping traffic moving.
Capt. Norman said he had request
ed the calling of a meeting Of
union leaders, at which he would
discuss the situation and ask the
leaders to demand" peaceful pick
citing.
After five hours of picketing the
Glover Fork Coal Mine took down
its work sign. No workers had gone
into the diggings and the pickets
left.
Only one coal mine-that of the
Goode Coal Co. at Lisle, II miles
west of Harlan-was operating to-
day. About 125 men are employed
there Manager j. S. Green said
approximately GO pickets appeared,
but left without stopping any of the
men going to work. Mr.. Green said
the pickets told him they would re-
turn.
Authorizes Officials.
The Governor said he had placed
full authority overnight in the
hands of Industrial Relations Com
missioner William c. Burrow and
Highway Commissioner Robert
Humphreys, telling them to do
what's necessary but don't antici-
pate trouble"
"Burrow telephoned me this
morning (from Harlan it looked
like there would be trouble" the
Governor said.
Most Eastern Kentucky mines
have been closed since union con-
tracts expired April and operators
and union representatives, negotiat-
ing in New York City, have failed
to sign a new contract.
Mr.. Burrows reported to Gov.
(See HARLAN, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1939-05-03
John Barrymore Sues Wife
For Accounting of Funds
Mother-in-Luw and Futher-in-Luw
Named in $500, 900 Action

here last night that his Omaha per-
formance Monday night, which
sponsors termed "disgraceful," was
mot up to par" and said he was
sorry"
1--WE had lot on my mind the
last few days." said Mr.. Barrymore,
shifting from a cold and plainly
tired. TT didn't happen to be a
very auspicious occasion and I am
sorry.
you know when fellow gets to
be my age, the loss of a wife is a
much more serious matter than it
used to be. It kind of gets you
Mr.. Barrymore's manager, Pierce
Powers s-Waters, said the actor had
been somewhat upset since his wife
left the show.
Evening star., 1939-05-03
Would Weigh Mutual Pledges,
Chamberlain Tells Commons
Soviet Plan for Triple Entente
Reported Rejected by Cabinet

What President Roosevelt pro-
posed Gn his April IA peace appeaD
and Herr Hitler offered Gin his April
% speech) was an exchange OF as
surances of on-aggression rather
than a guarantee on a reciprocal
basis, such as was recently given by
the British government to Poland.
The British government would
certainly be ready to consider pro-
posals for the exchange of reciprocal
assurances with the German gov
ernment.
Mr.. Chamberlain smiled and his
answer was inaudible when he was
asked by opposition Laborite Arthur
Henderson:
May I ask whether, in view OF the
Importance of the statement which
the Prime Minister has just made,
the British government will take
proper steps to secure that this
statement is brought to the notice OF
the German government"
Mr.. Chamberlain's statement to
Evening star., 1939-05-03
House W. A. Probe
Is Recessed for
More Information
Investigators Sent
To Pennsylvania to
Develop Doto

The House committee investigat-
ing the Works Progress Administra-
ton suddenly cancelled hearing
scheduled for this afternoon and
sent its investigators back into
Pennsylvania to develop further in
formation on certain phases of the
relief setup there.
]. O'Connor Roberts, committee
counsel. said the committee orig
inally intended to hear testimony
today from the investigators con-
corning w. P. A. construction and
administrative matters in Pitts
burgh. Harrisburg, Wilkes-Barre
and Philadelphia.
Mr.. Roberts declined to give de-
tails as to what additional informa-
ton was desired. He said most of
the construction work involved road
building.
Will Cost s2,500, 1000.
The final cost of the w. P. A.
building and exhibit at the New
York Worlds Fair will exceed 81, ,5OO,-
900. Representative Taber, Republi-
can, of New York estimated today
after he and other members of the
Investigating Committee heard
Allen w. Stephens, a Government
consulting engineer, testify yester-
day that, at least in some instances,
w. P. A. construction work has been
known to cost more than twice as
much as private construction.
Mr.. Stephens, who is connected
ICaa III a n.-~
Evening star., 1939-05-03
By ], A, OTEARY.

The House began debate this aft
ernoon on the Presidents first re-
organization plan, merging most of
the New Deal set-up into three new
agencies, with leaders hopeful it
would be approved before nightfall
Approval would come by rejecting
the resolution of Representative
Taber, Republican, of New York, to
disapprove the order. The action
Of the Reorganization Committee
yesterday in reporting the resolu-
ton adversely, foreshadowed its de-
feat also by the House membership.
Roosevelt Maps New Plans.
Meanwhile, at the White House,
President Roosevelt worked on
plans for further regrouping of
other agencies. These may be sub
mitted to Congress soon.
If the House defeats the Taber
resolution it virtually assures the
carrying out of the first plan, re-
gardless of what the Senate does,
since the law requires disapproval
by both branches to stop a presi-
Dental order. The only develop
ment that could forestall Plan No.
l after the House acts would be
adjournment of Congress before
June Is, the date of expiration of
the 60 days reorganization pro-
gram must be pending before it can
take effect. There is little hope of
winding up the session by that date.
Although the law allows mot to
exceed" 10 hours debate on the
Taber resolution, leaders were op-
timistic over chances of obtaining
a decision in five hours or less.
Temporary Delay Caused.
A point of no quorum by Repre-
sentative Hinshaw, Republican, of
California caused temporary delay
when Representative Cochran, Dem
ocrat, of Missouri moved to take up
the reorganization issue shortly
after the House assembled.
When Representative Cochran
asked Minority Leader Martin about
the prospect of an agreement to
shorten debate, the Republican
spokesman said there was no desire
(See REORGANIZATION, Page A-O
Evening star., 1939-05-03
Midshipmon Loses Foot
In Accident on Vessel
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, May 3.-The Naval
Academy announced today that
Midshipmen Gaylord Alexander
Buchanan, jr, lost his right foot
aboard sub-chaser during seaman
ship drill off the Naval Academy.
Buchanan was reported recovering
in the Academy Hospital.
The announcement said the mid
shipman, second classman from
Claysville, Pa, became entangled in
a line aboard the vessel His foot was
torn off when the line frightened.
Evening star., 1939-05-03
Idle Maryland Miners
To Receive Benefits

BALTIMORE, May 3 R.-The
Maryland Unemployment Compen-
sation Board ruled today that the
coal-mine shutdown in Maryland
does not constitute a labor dispute
as applied to individual miners, and
that they should receive unemploy-
ment benefits.
About / 400 miners, idle since April
1 while union leaders and mine
operators negotiate q new contract.
will receive weekly payments under
the ruling.
The board said that while stop
page of work exists yet it is not due
to labor dispute imputable to in
dividual claimants, many of whom
In Maryland are involved by the
collective bargaining principle and
not through voluntary action"
Evening star., 1939-05-03
First Enistments
In Navy heightened
From 4 to 6 Years
EN the Associated Press.

E> the Associated Press.
In a move designed 10
strengthen the Nations defense
system, the Navy today ordered
first enlistments lengtheneo
from four to six years.
The order, effective July =
the date the Navy starts en-
listing an additional 5000 men
will assure greater permanency
of personnel, officials explained.
The Navy announced that IN
future no youth under IL woulo
be enlisted, regardless OF pa
rental consent.
Officials said the four-year
original enlistment, in ef1ect 1or
several decades, was the snort
est of any major naval force.
Sailors in other navies ennst
for from five to seven years.
The 5,0O0-man increase IN
personnel was ordered to man
new warships.
Evening star., 1939-05-03
Brazil Begins Search
For Two U. S. Flyers
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RIO DE JANEIRO, May s.
Brazilian aviation authorities an
nounced today that search had
been started for two United States
aviators, Carl o. Chader and Alex
ander Garafolo, missing more than
"a hours on a flight along the coast
northeast of here.
The two have not been reported
since they took off at 10:45 am.
yesterday.
Evening star., 1939-05-03
BY the, Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, May 3.-Prime Minister
Chamberlain told the House Of Com
mons today that "the British gov
ernment would certainly be ready to
consider proposals for the exchange
of reciprocal assurances with the
German government"
Denying that there were any
grounds for charges that the Brit
ish government had adopted pol
icy of "encircling Germany" Mr..
Chamberlain said: