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BOARD WILL LET Leads Ceremony CONTRARTS FOR

ALCOHOLISM DEATHS OVER 3300 IN 1935

By United Press WASHINGTON, May 20.—The Census Bureau reported today that

the United States. The 1935 rate er one hundred thousand :population was 2.6. Nevada’s alcoholism death rate, 10.1, was the highest of all states, and Louisiana the lowest with 0.8] followed by Kansas and Nebraska |

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LATEST SCHOOL

City Body to Act Tuesday On Irvington High; Bids Found Pleasing.

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High School are to be awarded by the School Board ing Tuesday night.

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Bids were received yesterday and |& commissioners as well as A. B. #8

Good, business director, were pleased when tentative check of the bids revealed the high school’s first building unit might be constructed without dropping one classroom wing. Mr, Good said the entire structure probably wouid be let within the $450,000 originally set aside for the building.

Bids Total $403,619 Low base bids, without the class-

® room wing, totalled $403,619.

The tentative low base bid for general construction was a bid of $279,000 of the J. L. Simmons Co, Bloomington, Ill. Other base bids. not including the classroom wing, were W. P. Jungeclaus Co., $289,750; Service Construction Co., $281,641; E. A. Carson. Co., $296,888, .all of Indianapolis. The Simmons company estimated $29,000 as*the additional cost of the classroom wing.

Tentative Low Bid The tentative low bid for heating and ventilation was a base bid of $37,252 by Freyn Brothers, Indianapolis. R. M. Cotton, Indianapolis, with

_a base bid of $35,158; was low cn

plumbing, while C. L. Smith Electric Co., Indianapolis with a hase bid of $24,980, was low in electrical equipment. The Lyons Metal Products Co. Illinois firm with. branch offices here, was low in a base bid on met31 lockers at $7,22€.

EXECUTIVE RENAMED TO JOBLESS BOARD

John W. Crise, Ft. Wayne General Electric executive, today had been reappointed by Governor Townsend

to the state unemployment com- |

pensation board. Mr. Crise, named previously by former Governor McNutt, represents large employers on the board. Other board members are Wilfred Jessup, Centerville; Alex Gordon, Indianapolis; Carl Mullen, Ham-. mond and Theodore B. Griffith, Indianapolis.

Estelle ‘Levin, Manual High School senior, was inaster of ceremonies at Senior Ciass Day ceremonies today at the school.

Af M. STATE CAMP | TO OPEN ON JUNE 5

| limes Special | MONTICELLO, May 20.—Camp | Tecumseh, state Y. M. C. A. camp lon the Tippecanoe River south of here, is to open its season June 5 under direction of B. A. Schell, state secretary and camp manager. Miss Jeanette Scuder is director of girls’ camping activities. Indianapolis boys are to attend the camp June 5-15.

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3349 persons died of acute alcoholism in 1935, a decrease of 206 from er — | the previous year. The highest total [11 it covers the go inl | . floor . . we have it” bal

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