Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 August 1941 — Page 13
MONDAY, AUG. 18, 1941
BOMBER FERRY IS DISASTROUS
Is There to Be Another Airmail Episode? Williams Asks.
By MAJOR AL WILLIAMS
Recently the U. S. Air Corps took over (from civilian pilots hired for the job by the British) the ferrying of British warplanes from the factories of origin on the West Coast to delivery points on the East
Coast. Right off, several twin-en-gined bombers were cracked up. The civilian pilots who had been {lying these ships for a year or more lost only two through crack-
ups. . Most of the ferry pilots are a, youngsters, with Maj. Williams a modicum of flying time and of experience with craft of this advanced type. Is this to be another airmail episode? x
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Mr. Knox insists that the Navy is interested in gliders for carrying troops and invasion personnel, but not for training of pilots. We wonder who told him that answer, which ignores the huge pool of German airmen created by intensive glider and soaring-plane programs carried on during the 20-odd years, and being carried on, for the same; purpose, right now. Sweden recently went in for mass training of | glider pilots. Is the atmosphere really different over Europe?
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An unbelievable but true instance of the extent to which service bigotry will run is found in the fact that up to a few years ago the Navy refused to permit a Marine Corps squadron to operate from our carriers. And then when permission was granted, the squadron was one of enlisted pilots. The Army has been: begging a chance to be acquainted with the technique of operating from and to the decks of carriers—futilely. Still, the Army, on a moment's notice, ‘may have to fly its single-seaters from carrier decks when and if a great number of this type of fighting plane must be landed on some foreign shore.
SWEDES PREDICTING N. EUROPEAN BLOW
BERN, Aug. 18.—The Swedish people reckon openly with the possibility that the Battle of the At-|: lantic may resolve itself, in 1942 into the battle for the northern part of the European continent through an attempted British inva-
More Babies for Defense Urged
BOSTON, Aug. 18 (U, P).— Obstetricians were urged by a Boston physician today to help couples produce more babies to man future ships, tanks, and planes, by reducing their fees with each family addition. In a letter published in the New England Journal of Medicine, . Francis H. Higgins said the financial aspects of having babies needed adjustment to encourage larger families. If Germany wins the war and proceeds to utilize the shipyards. and other resources of Europe— perhaps for an attack on this country—“It may mean that 1960 will be the year when our country’s fate is at stake,” wrote Dr. Higgins. “In my opinion, we should do long-range thinking, and attempt to increase our potential army of that time right now. “In other words America needs more babies.”
VITAMIN FOUND IN BUDS, LEAVES
Large Natural Source for B1, Now Only Made Synthetically.
By Science Service
sion, says a Stockholm dispatch to the newspaper Basler Nachrichten (of Basel). Their concern, the account goes on, is prompted by the reports reaching Stockholm of hurried and widespread efforts to strengthen the coastal defenses of Norway and of the taking over of administrative duties in these areas by officials of the German occupying forces. Norwegian, German and “thousands” of Danish laborers are being used for this work, it adds. Maj. Vikdun Quisling’s party, the account says, is weaker in the Norweégian west coast area than in other parts of the country.
Ratoff to Make 3 Films in East
NEW YORK, Aug. 18 (U. P.) —A program for producing major films in the East—apparently the first tangible result of Mayor F. H. LaGuardia’s campaign to bring some of the movie makers here—has been announced by Gregory M. Rafoff, director-producer-actor. Ratoff said three big budget films will go into production in the Eastern service studios at Astoria. Long Island, as soon as ke finishes a picture he now is working on in Hollywood. “New York is the country’s biggest talent pool and has as good technical background material as Hollywood,” he declared. “If fogbound, blitz-bound London can turn out a first-class film like ‘Major Barbara” New York is good enough for me.” One cf the pictures will be “The American Way,” starring Frederic March. The others will be “Pal Joey,” from the current stage musical of the same name, and “No Money in Her Purse,” for which Jean Fontaine will be borrowed from David O. Selznick.
SPANISH VETERANS TO BACK ROOSEVELT
OMAHA, Neh. Aug. 18 (U. P.).— United Spanish War veterans open théir 43d annual encampment today, pledged to support President Roosevelt's foreign policy “even to another war.” Joseph R. Hanley, State Senator from New York City and senior
vice commandér of the USVW, ap- | CREIG
peared the strongest candidate to succeed National Commander Rufus E. Foster of New Orleans. In a pre-convention statement, Mr. Foster said the organization would support administration foreign policy “even to another war.” He said, however, that the veterans hoped for continued peace.
BERLIN SCOFFS AT ‘CHICAGO METHODS’
BERLIN, Aug. 18 (U. P.)—An authorized spokesman said today it “obvious” that President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Winston Churchill are planning to repla the League of Nations with an Anglo-Saxon police force and deal with Europe “according to Chicago m ods. ” “The United States people may have considerable police experience in dealing with gangsters, but they prove daily that they have no exin dealing With Europe,”
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Aug. 18— | Large quantities of Vitamin Bl, the “morale vitamin” which exercises a beneficial effect on the human nerv-
{ous system, have been found in the buds and leaves of many common American trees, by Yale University botanists. Using a constant temperature tissue culture laboratory for experiments, the scientists found heavy concentrations of the substance in the buds of oak, red mapie, horse chestnut, elm, sycamore and white pine trees. - “Although Vitamin B1 is now produced by synthetic chemical processes, this discovery points to a large natural source,” said Prof. Paul R. Buritholder. “This finding may offer a clue to the source of essential vitamins for many forest animals.” Experiments in which basswood and maple trees were girdled, by removing a ring of bark from the trunk early in the spring, show that almost no Vitamin B1 has appeared below the ring in mid-summer. Yet huge quantities of the vitamin have been found above the ring. This seems to indicate that ultimately a girdled tree may die not onlv from lack of food but from vitamin starvation as well.
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CHERRY— Donald Leroy. age ¢ ape 6 years, little son of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Cherry, pa assed away Saturday evening. Services uesday, 2 p. m., Conkle Funeral Home. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at the funeral home,
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MOORE — Louella Margaret, mother of Clara Alma of Indianapolis and Paul C. Moore, El Monte, Cal, and sister of Mrs. A, M. Streng of Indianapolis, passed awa Asa nday a. m. at her residence, 3510 W. Michigan St. Services at Flanner & Buch d B: m. Friends invited. Burial Crown 1ll. Friends may call at the mortuary. REED—John Arnold, age 13, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Reed, grandson of Granville vesiey passed away Sangay p. m. Fune Wednesday, Aug. 20, 1:30 B m., er Raprene Sti ennison and Washington Sts. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill Friends may call at Shirley Bros. West Side Chapel, 2002 W. Michigan St., from 10 a. m. esday until 12 o'clock Wednesday and at the Church from 12:30 until hour of service.
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(AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN)
OVERHEATING corrected, leaks repaired, re-coring ABER ea)s. 623 N. Llinois. R CO. EST. 1913.
9500. Downt'n, 131 E. Market, MA-8548.
UPHOLSTERING—Cabinet work. Refinishing, 2nlique restoring. DEBAUN FURNITURE SHOP 2175 Bluff. GA-1701—"37-he experience.’ (GARAGES) ELM GARAGE $42 W. Market.
(GASOLINE & OIL)
RI-0533.
(COLLEGE)
INDIANAPOLIS COLLEGE OF PHARMA. CY, 802 E. Market, LI-1753. Registration date, Sept. 15, 1941.
take over Indianapoli ent representative. sales experience or aptitude Pea For box 978.
AT ONCEPerson selected must be trained by presNo investment.
personal interview, write
Meridian Pontiac, Ine, Used Cars.
(ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW)
MAN
is _ territory.
SEE JOHN VOLLRATH PERSONALLY at for New and
(COAL)
ACME-MONON COAL CO. — Coal, Coke and Stoker Coal. 1015 [. 28th, WA-4561.
R. VI ey
FRANK Onlyi™ "29915 Indiana Ave. LI-0244
for selling
at-law.
CIRCLE COAL CO., BE-5055
(AUTO SERVICE)
Daylight Coal Co., GA-2468
PAY
OVERCOATS MA-1071
TO FOR pa SATS
3 N. Meridian.
INLAND MOTORS, INC. Downtown Dels Plymouth and Alemite Tub. Serv
$200 ACCIDENT POLICY given with $1 or Jars purchase. Associated Service Staons.
: MA-4933. (REAL ESTATE) SOLD OVER $1,000,000 worth Indianapolis homes. Have large sales force and cover the city. Whether you wish to buy or sell, call us. 0. L al MA-9347.
STARKS. - LI-3723. HU-5241, Harry Harmon ,,¢"5¢" race mia
LI-4088. GIBSON B50 5 lady's gialnond ring, Furniture Buyers
1029'2 High § Call Mills
Stoves
uitar, $15; in, $5.
(REAL ESTATE—SALES, INSURANCE)
Studebaker Realty orc
308 Shelby. cra ESTATE-—-SUBBDIVISION)
ORTHDALE LAND CO. 1019 Loo Bldg. MA-3583.
(GAUGE MAN EAC 1 URERS, TOOL ENGINEERS)
Merz 3 Enkinseting Co. 300 8. hoover MA-74381, (HIDES, WOOL, FURS)
H. M. STITLE CO, 226 KENTUCKY AVE. RI-0644. RES. HU-2%36.
(HOOVER SWEEPERS)
DREXEL FUEL CO.—GA-2251
TREXLER AUTO SERVICE, 305 N. LI-7711. Repairing Service on duty equipment.
YOUNG MA
FOUNTAIN WORK. 6101 E. Washington
BDRICK COAL CO.—801 Beech
enate, | FR. : Sena 7451. Buy now before prices advance.
heavy
(AUTO SPRING CO.)
LOGSDON .,rory co. MA-3395
Schools & Instructions
12
building wrecks). Lathe and
360 8. MERIDIAN.
MEN WANTED
In the following trades; Aluminum Aircraft Welding, Aircraft Fabrication, Electric and Acetylene Welding, Collision (re-
HOOSIER TRADES SCHOOL
INDIANAPOLIS SPRING CORPORATION. Automobiles, trucks, buses. Quick, gop nd able service, 832 W. Washington. 1L.I-9262.
(AUTO TOPS & UPHOLSTERING)
SUPPLY CO. MONUMENT 30" LI-5381
CO.
MUESING MERRICK COAL CO. IR-1191. WA-2481. MA-8585.
HERB.
Tool. E. Washington.
Beauty School,
yy: 220
intern
C. ROEDER, 10 E. 10th. LI-9624. Auto Sons Upholstering & Seat Covers
(BARBER—-BEAUTY SCHOOLS) INTERNATIONAL BARBER SCHOOL,
N. Penn. RI-6967
Sexson Bros. 2 MA-9T19 TRY OUR SERVICE & TRANSFER
ECONOMIZE. LI-9642.
843 ~ri0aal
THE HOOVER CO., Sales and Service, 1131 N. Delaware. Free home trial, RI-1388.
~~ (HOTELS)
PURITAN HOTEL—Corner New Jer & Market. MA-2381. Fireproof building. Transients, Permanents.
Roosevelt Hotel Sam Anselmo, Mgr
(INSULATION—ROCKWOOL)
ROCKWOO! Batt trim, 35-1b. bag, 50c. Termite Cont., HU-4252. (INSURANCE) BAKER—627-634 Occidental Bldg, Art 3534. Agent Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance.
(CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES)
RI-2604.
Would vou like to be a ke erator in 2 weeks and be Civil Service appointments
amination? State Commercial
41 E. Wash, St. September
if more conveénient, and quoting tuition
TRUST
Unusual Opportunity
FALL TERM opens tive students are invited to call personally to discuss their school plans. Or, Bulletin, describing
INESS COLL Builders Bldg.
For “Creators
. Dunes opalified for Fithout ex-
School
RI-9113 Prospec-
tical Coiffures”
2.
Distinctive and Prac-
all phases of beauty ## work consult one of ==the reliable beauty shops listed below:
CENTRAL ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION CO. Albert J. Horth. Presa. 607 Peoples Bank. MA-5680.
(DELIVERY & TRANSFER) a ACME voy, Sees» 1.9642 (DENTIST) A. W. BROADSTREET — Evening, Sunday
of
and
(BEAUTY SHOPS)
august SPECIAL—$5 F Pe Penn. LI-0293.
fees, will be SHOP,
EGE LI-3337.
$105—8$175 month. MEN— GOVERN
Card of Thanks
India ations. full BE PICOIRES FRANKLIN INSTITU Rochester N. Y.
WOMEN. EN JOBS. Prepare now for Write today. Dept. 80 E.,
MARY ROSE BEAUTY SHOP, 507
velt Bldgs LI-0673. manent Waving.
RUBY LEE BEAUTY SALON, Ave, RIE05: rermanents,
GET
3
List Jobs— 37
$2
alent,
Hair Sty ing,
appomiments, 314 Board of Trade, D. 8, 2719 BE.
Open Wednesdays. Dr. Bertram Riffle 5.0." ci. 1856
—___(DINE_AND DANGE) Can Hotel WABHINGTON Sapphire ROOM J" vane athcosan.
(ELEVATORS—PASSENGER, FREIGHT) THE HOME ELEVATOR, A Home
Industry Established 1142-50 Southeastern. LI-2341,
Ni 0.
RoosePer-
Mass.
INC, ep. 1912,
’ Revoked Drivers’ License INSURANCE TT FILED RELIABLE AGENCY. INC. 312 INDIANA In BLDG. RI-5040 > (JANITOR SUPPLIES) SOAPS, waxes, mops. brushes, disinfectsell it.’
ants, co a Janitor uses it - H. P CHEMICAL CO., LI-344
ROOMS. soap, mops, waxes. For the BR call National Sanitation Co. RI-2237
(LABOR ATI UNION PRINTERS m good customers. Progressive ke know this. Ine dianapolis Typographical Union.
HOD CARRIERS’ LABOR UNION Local 120, 442 N. Senate. -7283.
(LOANS)
5
SACKS B BROS, I LOAN CO. Cor. Illinois & Ohio, RI-5084, Loans on Anything.
{REAL AT UD URBAN)
ALLEN, WM. 130 N. Delaware, MAJoos " Specializing in large traots for 28
(RECREATIONS)
FOX-HUNT RECREATIONS, E. Washington. RI-0534, billiards. Air-conditioned. DEZELAN'S BOWLING ALLEYS Holmes Ave. BE-4443. conditioned alleys.
(RUBBER STAMPS)
NAME SaAMPS, 30c; markin BLYTHE RUBBER STAMP CO. BLyTHE LI-414
(SAND AND GRAVEL)
STANDARD Materials Corporation, 612 Illinois Bldg. RI-3481. Plant, BE-3699. Quality sal sand and gravel.
(SAVING & LOAN ASSOCIATION)
ARSENAL BUILDING & '"OAN ASSOCIA: TION, 819-20 State Life Bldg. RI-5901. (SCHOOLS—HAWAIIAN GUITAR)
Indianagols | Conservatory of Musio McClure, Manager 1028 N. 1-8364.
INC.-1201 Bowling and
959 N 12 modern, air
devices . 241 N
Delaware. (SEA FOODS) ASK pAbout Qur Eh FE Se MAR
RAL) ye IE
Sighs ‘Service worth crow. irginia Ave. RI-6240,
(SIGNS--NEON)
CAPITOL NEON SIGN & DISPLAY CO Gene BE. Painter 211 BE. South, MA- 1131,
(STAPLING & TACKING EQUIPMENT)
HARN J. R es. 31 E. Georgia, LI-6044; Kling-Tite, Hansco Tackers. Acme Industrial Staplers. Staples.
(STUDEBAKER. NEW, USED; ALL MAKE)
V. JALE MOTORS
J. LAVAND at ROY GALE MOTORS INC. 3815 E. 10th IR-8334. STUDE BAKER Trade Ins.
(TAVERNS)
Foods. Re :
nn —
B. BOAZ JR., ing over.” 40
1
HTON—We desire to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our
) y ue Ry other individual who Contributed in any way during our bereavement. MR. AND MRS. TAYLOR CREIGHTON
Funeral Directors
“WALTER T, BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME
2228 Shey Mam Office GA-2370 ~ CONKLE FUNERAL HOME
FLANNER 0 BUCHANAN
23 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA-33TY.
— BERT S. GADD
2130 Prospect St. MA-6040 RING
cost {rife ARD,
Personal Services
SALLY NEW BEAUTY Bldg. ® Downtown @ setts and Pennsylvan
13
H. E. Frauer & Co. Security, Couttort. 3 and up.
U-NEATA PTY oH SHOP, 5s 8 dian. RI-6889. rt Work, aa a, pe
EMEMBER FRAN'S BEA
Was BI your» next permanent.
h. UTY
debts contraeted by anyone myself. Patrick M.
debts contracted by anyone myself. Marion W. Carr.
Business Opportuni
AFTER this date I am not responsible for
O'Connor. AFTER this date I am not responsible for
Reasonable. PERMANENT ment today SALON, 2848 E. Wash. MA-081
other than
other then VISIT MILLER'S BEA Baltimore, HU-7451.
Shampoo, set, 50c
ties 29 MAKE appointment toda
Bot and well
A rei
ing;
Put thre before Stans free.
Fox
's
Financially
an, State aualifie tions. Times,
m Landing Hotel, RE Dusiness, "priced reasonable.
or write V. cester, Tod. 260 ey men;
Bldg., Detroit, Mion. PARTNER Li in profitable business;
Beauty Shop, 2802 E. Mehigan. nets, $3.75 up. CH-3988. BA
established; b! Pi
manent Waving Machine. ( COLORED)
ale. Graduate '"Poro Beauty icago. WA-0595.
enim Masenehu.
SALON _for 5210 College. BR-
NN gate SRRUTY
UTY SHOP, Permanents, $2.50;
Perma-
AIN FOR CA CASH—Extrs good San Waa
—Hair Stylist 2458 Martin. | D
(FARM SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS)
SAVE by purchasing ALL your farm supe plies. A and oy ment throueh our Marion urean Co-op. sn, 731 W. i
(FENCE) Ford Fence Co. 2 Fels FEE
D! free estima ‘Co Senn °Nisnt BRcosiv es
(FENCE TS
AN FENCE CO. Factory, lawn, farm. Est. free. Easy terms. HU- 361. HU-6665
(FILLING STATIONS)
SKELLY SERVICE, 30 minutes washing, 50¢; battery Tocharging 1811 WwW. Washington, LI-0729.
Complete Auto Service. Fred H. Thom re Pat tery Shop. 1672 Northwestern,
Mens ines
4723
service,
Cozy-Nook se.
IVE IN—Eddie Lawrence's Sune Sta-
(LUMBER) ERVICE WRECKING ¥ “Rm m WRIGHT-BACH-
820 N. West St. BUY your Jinber oS fro MAN LUM UMBER CO. Indianapolis Union Stock Yards, RI-6000. (MINERAL WATER) Mt. Valley ¥intta) Water Springs. or 955 Ft. Wayne 213, (MOTOR FREIGHT LINES) Transamerican Freight Lines. ine. 1456 E. 19th. CH-1651. (MOVING AND STORAGE)
WE BUY furniture Bovin local and long We, E. B. Bro MA<0032.
(MOVING, aI & STORAGE)
LOCAL and long distance hauling, 05, met urniture. 1337 Prospect.
We MA-
(NASH DEALER)
1102 8. Meridian. Have Com-=
”» Re College,” | 1100s Checkup. LI-0288.
OLL. 17483
vard, WA
SPECIAL—Miracle Creo Scalp Cream, FRAN a CARR!
VICE” Drive Ry Today!
ae DEP Elder's Service Siation.
s0¢ Boule-| 2633 Shelby
responsible. Box 930. BEAUTY EAT
Swaps
§
hc: 8 1 tuition, bd t pl special 0 aymen an’? Senate. REIT ye r
DRIVE IN--Eddie Lawrence's Filling Station, 1102 8. Meridian. Have Complete Checkup. LI-0288.
(FLOOR REFINISHING)
arp
(BEVERAGER)
1601 BE. NEW YORK MA-83T4 PERSONAL SERVIC
HISEY & Titus
SACKS SWAP
aly 3
Auto en
8 E. Wash—334 Ind. Ave
late
wy
HARDWOOD floors laid, refinishing s| cialized, new achi ne easona le. Work guarante . BE-%
(FLOOR SANDING)
EE
NASH DEALER--NEW--USED ROUSH MOTOR SALES 1910 E. Washington MA-5823
(NURSERIES)
EA as Rost Route Si. ST
HENDREN PRINTING CO 685 Century Bldg. (PAPER HANGING) wee | PAPER HANGING and tree. Wei Interior,
SRTSHION free uaranteed. OBERTS. CH-6231
It EL OH 1666 5
LEE'S TOWN every night. Under New Management. 3756 College Ave. WA-0187 (TAXI CABS) APEX CAB CLUB=P, C. Goodwin. Prop 614 Indiana Ave. Li-0033. (TIRES—NEW AND USED)
M ROGERS . Shon 3117 W Wash Open
(TRUCKS FOR REN
R! a new truck! Move yourself! Drive 333 E. South. RI-6177,
TAVERN. Entertainment
ENT It Yourself, Inc.,
(VARIETY gn VISIT ELSON'S VARIETY ¢
_ meats 921 N New Jersey
‘WINDOW SHADES) _
oe
pe
+» PATTERSON SHADE
8 FLo0R COVERING HE)
ALA RRL SHADE CO.
1350 1988.10) RY 1581
A-1 SHADE CO. "(WOMEN'S A AND MISSES / oy panely ro TER AT
"SALES —Coa cessories. Suite 716 8288. (WRECKING COMPANIES)
S. PENN 08 BE At)
i
i N GALE i
ECAC
- BATH TUBS ®
State Hospital, receive Ag bids at their office until
10 a. Pospilal junk for one year from Augus§ 1
burned iron, ra yellow brass,
or by combined bid to the highest bidder 273% | at
bids will be rejected for reasons determined
by the interest of the Institution.
man at his office A. 26.
Road 35
north hatay 0.34 g 58 approach crading a paving.
for BE-4300 Ieriats will be recevied by the Chairman 0
diana, at his office, 1 nue, Indanapolis, Indiana. until 2: on the 29th da Ins they wil re
and 0
Open — = Sta Sundays—Lunches Quality aroceries © Invitation No.
f.o. b
000 tar
diana Sioner coal f.
fleld various points
35 Pay" cash for funiture, rugs. RI-0469 Prompt, immediate service. Will Buy Your Furnie HODGES ture, Stoves, Rugs, Hsd. Gds., etc. RI-2019 MORE CASH MONEY CH-46717 for complete homé oe odd pieces. Mr. Earls, NO. SIDE PE TRE. BUYERS & ST WA. 6538 Call Day or ORAGE , We pay highest cash prices for furniture, stoves. LI-9271 LI 2922 Must have furniture of all » kinds. Highest cash prices, Wanted to Buy 35A We Buy Buildings and Salvage 8 Ai Kinas Highest Prices Paid. Phone CLEVEIL AND WRECKING 00 1320 Kentucky Ave. L1-7100 nks, lavatories, toilets, fixtures. Pipe fittings,
Salvage Supp. Co, 703 W. N, Yk. LI-9033, ee SS
4a
Legals
LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TQ JUNK DEALERS The Board of Trustees of the Central Indianapolis, Indiana, will 5,
m. CDST September for
of old iron pipe and flues iron beds and springs, old scrap heavy red brass, scrap heavy scrap light brass, scrap cope copper, old grea.
ra ete S, er’ wire, scrap light
ones.
The Board will item
make awards by
the discretion of the Board, and all
t to the best
By order of the Board of Trustees, ESTHER STALKER, Secretary.
NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that sealed
Board which are no
posals for the construction of “he fol An
ing bridiges will be received by the Chaire of the State Highway Cemmissian in Indiafanelis until 10:00 M., Central Standard Time, on August 1941, when all proposals will be pube icly opened and read. LaPorte County Structure on State . Structure AI-FAGH 740-A (1) 35-V-2130, 2@40', 1@46'. 2@40’, R. -. over Grand Trunk “Western R. in Ringshut 3. Frriimately 0.4 miles of U. . (Including jpprolL
Plans and proposals may be examined
at the office of the Commission in Indiane apolis.
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF INDIAN
JAMES D. ADAMS, Chairman.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that sealed bids the purchase of the following mae
the State Highway Commission of Ine 102 North Pensie Ave
of August. 1941, at which be publicly pened and
4248—Quantity of tires b. various points in the
4249—Set of steel bing b. Indianapolis. Invitation No. 4250—1 to 15 typewriters I a oR aP2s1 Approximately 110, nvitation No —App ° anions ar TN oh and 28,000 gallons Invitation No. 4253900 to 1300 tons Ine o. b. various points
4253—Sod aad earth !g
in_the Invitation No. 4254—Installation of fia ng beacon at_ intersection of U. Ri
{
Tavitation No. ...0.
n the Sta ren No.
40 and State Road
0. Invitation No. 4255—Conduitt galvanizsd
or enameled, signal lenses, controller estal fittings and steel poles f. ous points in the State.
0. hb. ate 4256— Automobile,
Varie
Invitation No. truely
McCormick Deering parts and supplies f. @& b.
proposal ia form
Jndiana
Bids sh apm be submitted: ——— standard
Higa AY “i
STATE
