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53 TO BIDDERS y given that the Btate g by and through the at. Indianapolis, Indi sealed proposals for {f a small service build , State Pair Grounds a$
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irnished and labor pero and required for the actory execution of the nade shall be furnished 1» accord with the re~ » drawings and specifiyda thereto, as prepared 00k, architects and enher Trust Building, In1a. Said drawings and on file in their offices office of the secretary y of the State Board of
will be entitled to one of drawings and specisceipt of a deposit of which will be refunded ime provided he files a il and that said draw ations are returned to good condition, within ler the receipt of pro-
must be enclosed in a earing the title of the ‘name and address of
sal shall be accompanied k, or acceptable bidder's le to The Indiana State um of not less than Five the total amount of the , which check
dder will, acts, enter into the same upon notification from in five (5) days of said ure to so execute cone ‘nish performance bond, , out, will be cause for State of Indiana of the represented by the cers bidder's bond, as an nages mance bonds, guarantee. roper perfogmance oO BAN by an Wece table will be required of each » time he executes his e to be for 100% of the { to be in full force and { of 12 months from the e and final payment for
be properly and come n proposal form and Tn. 96 which includes the davit and whicn form nied by No. 96-A o bidder—all as required
this work shall mot be scribed scale of WAges as ant to the provisions of he Acts of the General ana of 1038. hall be withdrawn after ids without the consent Trustees for a period of after the scheduled time
ate Pair Board reserves t+ any proposal, or al Accept any proposal or make such pombinauiony may seem desirable an | all informalities in the
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YOUR G.I. RIGHTS. . . By Douglas Larsen Wayne King blew away free and easy on his saxophone in “his | through the pantry and deserves a repeat listen tonight at 8:30. King WASHINGTON, June 21.—OPA |the list of persons trying to. exploit We Meet Again.” Franklyn MacCormack will say something romantic cars. | the production of new. automobiles, 4 = wy 4 #8 m———— =| The following - precautions 5 -ash, tr d PD ginger, Anita Ellis, when she appears on the studio lomobile, | whether cash Tagen that gets everyone in a lather before the half hour The state fair school of home| 2. Always get some evidence of type who detest having the sticky stuff spilled ali ye | jor in the Youth building on Ve) 3. Check the price with OPA. If If weekly developments are any indication, then Henry Aldrich is, fairgrounds Aug. 28 through Sept | price control board or district OPA that too many wimmen are worse than none at all. It's one of those! glad to report that car problems of that nature never arise in our house- | classes who make outstanding rec- that all papers connected with the x» » $ 4 | will offer 12 scholarships valued at duplicate of each paper. way as you may have seen in Life. Tonight, he presents one of the Tnree girls from each county will have a reliable mechanic look fit along Route 31. If you like your radio fare served chilling, then let] cations, which must be endorsed | of unscrupulous dealers is to insist o The mental midgets of “IL Pays To Be Ignorant” . The school is open to girls be-|the legal ceiling, but the financing start Lulu McConnell, Harry McNaughton and George Skelton into cues
from Joe Miller's Joke Book. It proves that other's dumbness is funny, Another trick is the repair bill as well as the jokes that grandma rustled a peti over. iy POLICE DEPARTMENT Phuong A car is in fine condiCR 2 » 'n CHARTS CRIME tion, and looks it. The price Is
Evelyn Knight and Lanny Ross welcome in summer this evening | i : ine at 6 with a series of words and music. Evelyn will be hitting the, SEATTLE, Wash. (U. P) octaves with “S8ummertime” from Porgy and Bess, while Lanny stays|izing his wartime experience with |
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” ” ” Another CBS show is getting the nod for a fine job in promoting | oh ; Me tolerance over the airlanes. Kate Smith is the latest to receive an award . 4 . eran would ve had to pay e for making America mean more for more Americans, and earned tha Ue police precinct, has iiroduced himself had had the repairs done title of “Miss America” from the Fellowship House in Philadelphia. The ® 1€W system of crime prevention) “o, "01" then closed, and the gal wno has a heart that outbulges her waistline, will be heard at 7:80, into the Seattle polloe department. veteran pays the legal price for . ow "x nw Using a large chart of the pre- the car with all the papers okay SATURDAY SHORT-STUFF: “Assignment Home,” the show that cinct, the captain places colored | o © "oe 0 bho to the ree tells the ‘story of vet readjustment to civilian life, will recognize the 2d| pins, indicating the type of the | ut he goes ro th itstanding anniversary of the G. I. Bill of Rights, tomorrow at 2. It'll be docu pair man and pays the
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philosophy, well seasoned with some food tips. Tomorrow it's how 01 sation of - criminal activities in squirt a lemon, and how to dress up a piece of ham. How you are going his district to dress up something you can't get will not be discussed. :-. . Grand. sg : Central Station is jammed again tomorrow at 1. Alan Reed, the Falstaff Openshaw of the Fred Allen show, will play the lead opposite Lesley Woods, “The Shadow's” sweetheart. Several others will read bits, including Barry Thompson, doubling for Willlam Shakespeare in “Second Rest. Bed” on Broadway. It's good to hear from Shakespeare again, and | that he's doing so well. I've lost trace of him since he twirled a mighty | fine pigskin for Notre Dame about ten years ago. . . . | gotta go now, Going right. out and welcome in summer—by paying last nonth’s water bill. : . 5
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