Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1946 — Page 23
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38 ON TWO AUTO--DOOR SEDANS ODEL ven that sealed prod by the State Hight the Commissions Floor of the State N. Senate Ave. Inil 2:00 o'clock p. m, 346, for the purchase
Two automobiles to wheel base to. be ches inclusive 11' be on the basis delivered to 510 W. polis, Ind \Y COMMISSION DIANA JOHN H. LAUER Chairman a 52 NT FOR BIDS stees of Purdue Unisealed bids for (1) indations, Residences E, (2) Tunnel from dences for Women D jon and foundations, s and (4) Sewer from gs to existing septic search Campus, until T.» on the 8th day e office of the Conive Building of Purdue
fayette, Indiana, afb ding all bids will be d read aloud Any
the above designated pd unopened ; shall be submitted ve listed items. » properly and comyn proposal form 96 affidavit required by , and must be actionnaire Form 96-A ounts for all bids of
11 be accompanied by or _cashier's check e Trustees of Purdue ptable bidder's bond, not tess than 5% of
sd - work will be recceptable surety bond »f contract sum. is work shall not be ribed. scale of wages ant to the provisions e Acts of the General of 1035. thdraw his bid for a ) days after date sed bidders, and. file at the office of: R..T. HAMILTON, n° Physical Plant, University. ccounts, Indianapolis,
plans
documents may be ing check for $2500 Walter Scholer and ite Street, Lafayette, set ount of the deposit rents will be refunded o returns the plans good condition within pening of bids Purdue University ree reject any or all bids ny
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PERMIT ASKED FOR NEW BOND ISSUE
The Indianapolis Water Co. Sat-| urday filed a petition with the public | INDI
service commission permission to ‘issue $
of new. bonds in order to recall out-
of the public. The
announcement, Baker & Daniels, attorneys for the company, said a request had been
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of Indiana for 14,945,875 worth
made
made to sell 14725000 bonds at]
$1.015 each. 14,425,000 bonds is $1.04.
Présent plans are to call in the | same month a year ago.
The new bonds,
cent interest, would vate purcasers and would not be offered for competitive bidding.
new bonds, bearing 34 per cent interest, July 1.
bearing 2% per
ANA GAS TAX
be sold to pri-
COLLECTIONS GAIN
Added trafic on Indiana highstanding bonds now in the hands| ways in March was reflected in a | one-third gain in gasoline tax col-
bY Lieetions, A. V. Burch; state auditor, | said.
The state collected $2,084,000 in
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Put your problems in a letter will answer in this ecelume dally.
Jane
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Jordan whe
my boss.
for, but he is the most careless per-
isn't dirty but his and he isn't an old man either. He wears a terrible old hat and a jacket that anyone should be
ashamed to be seen in.
am with friends I admit that he is
away from work.
ing his employees?
than I can see.
sloppy appearance,
{he man handicaps
ing like something
sequence, but
clothes. Therefore
I love neatness m
doesn't even keep his teeth in when |
I don't like to quit my job, but| wouldn't there be. come way to give him a hint of how he is embarrass-
” Answer: The man's wife is the one who should be most affected by TH of
care, why should you? You are right in assuming that |
| to him, you
Jane Jordan
am ashamed to my boss.
age,
| himself finan
Wait a few years and work toward This gets.on my nerves more every establishing a home. If you still day until it is on my mind all of the | feel the same when both of you are time. His wife is very nice-looking | Older,’ one year’s difference in your and very neat herself, but she 88es won't make any difference. doesn't seem to mind and appears to love him very much. | How she can stand him is more 500 Please, won't you tell me how I can solve my problem? PUZZLED EMPLOYEE
If she doesn't Travelers
their orders.
his there | ing
rangements.
DEAR JANE JORDAN: I am not| you can do about it but put up with a young girl but a woman almost | it or leave. ) 30 years old, so you can see that| If he is a good employer who apthis is serious with me. It is about preciates your service and pays you well, I don't see why you should I have a good job and my boss is | worry about what he looks like, If | you had to live with him it would | be another story, but since you only work for him during the day, why {can’t you get him off your mind? | He must be attractive enough to arouse your feminine instincts to get in there and make him over. [If you were completely indifferent He is «| lucky in his selection of a wife. She accepts him “as is.”
DEAR JANE JORDAN: 1 am 20 years old and love a fellow of 19. He loves me and wants me to marry yself and it is him but I am wondering. if I should hard to-be around someone like that, | because of the difference nour When I meet him on the street and | 88€s.
| » EJ ~ { Answer: I do not think that a 19- | year-old boy is old enough to make a good husband for a woman of any He hasn't had time to learn | all he needs to know or to establish
wouldn't care.
DARK EYES
cially.
JANE JORDAN
SHOE BUYERS WILL GATHER HERE
More than 500 buyers from Indi- » ana and leighboring states are expected to attend the 24th annual the Indiana Shoe association | temple Sunday and Monday. Latest post-war models of men's, himself by 100k- women's and children's shoes for the cat brought next fall will be displayed by 125 in instead of a person of some con- | manufacturers from all parts of the unfortunately this| country. The buyers are expected problem does not come under the to start arriving Saturday to place heading of your business. He did not employ you to reform him or make him over, or sel
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