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-____* THURSDAY, OCT. 11, 1051

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U. S. Campaign

By United Press

It's a day off in most plants, a day to get to the bank, . I put in or take out money, and drop in a store or two. WASHINGTON, Oct: 11—

T : . Those with the wondering eye are the owners of down- New evidence from official town real estate. They depend on | - mb —— and. underground sources to-

traffic for the value of their And if it's fresh, and.the cream day suggested that Commufrontage. line is deep enough, that's all they nist Czechoslovakia soon will he And Some have Pereentage want, ready to tdlk terms for release of rentals based on how muc S| ® # a ion newsman, Willi N. into the cash registers. If trafic] THE PEOPLE ARE right here, gme:'c "newsman. William : is off, receipts might show a dent. ‘a half million of them within easy | Russia is reported to be helpsia a : driving distance. They fill the ing the United States campaign, THE DOWNTOWN COMMIT- drive-ins and clog the parking but not for the same reasons. TEE of the Real Estate Board lots of the burger joints. They ' I.¢ormants have reported that wants to know. It's been nosingieven go to public parks. the Czech government is wincing around parking lots, counting] But as for cows, they dont unger double-barreled pressure cars. know the difference between a from the United States and Rus-| & One big parking operator wailed good one and one which is stingy gia on trade restrictions invoked his business generally is off 10 with her brew. by U. S. government agencies. per cent from last year, and on| So the Dairy Show Is for people, The United States is’ embarked week-ends 25 per cent. He's l00k- who have to know about cows, on a rigid policy of trying to dry ing for the answer. |farmers, 4-H Clubs and Future yp Czech trade as a lever designed| # 5 » Farmers. And the implement’ get Mr. Oatis free or his 10-| ON THE UPSIDE of downtown people who sell to farmers. year sentence on trumped-up spy trafiic are the oncoming one-way #8 4 ] charges. streets. They'll make it easier to] IT'S TOO BAD. Food is if. “he policy is beginning to pay, get downtown and home. And portant. And that's what we've giviqends. according to reports! they ought to help fill both park- got on the rest of-the world. But received from Europe where Czech | ing lots and stores. the public, I fear, just wants to pysinessmen are surprised and! And there's oné thing sure. eat or drink it, and never mind dismayed over rapidly diminish-! There are a half-million people where -it comes from. jing markets for Czech products within easy shopping range of, I'd like to see the Dairy Show normally sold to the United! . downtown where they get the go over big But maybe it's too States. biggest selection and often the close to the State Fair, or farm- Underground sources claim inbest prices. ] lers are busy with the end of formation that Russia is putting] ~ he BE harvest. I wouldn't know which. the squeeze on Czechoslovakia to .d THAT HALF-MILLION will go : 8.4. 4 get more Western materials for on earning and spendipg money.| BUT THAT AN SWER to production that normally flows to And if coming downtown is made “Where are ihe people? seems the Soviet Union from that couna “easy Re “enough, ho and” “attraetive to “me quite simple. ai Bea en fy Ee 1 enough, that's where theyll be. | They're home because they are] The American - enforced trade They always are. more interested in the milk than curbs, it is said, are having a y [the moo. |definite “effect on Russia’s trade WE'’s Look-See

. with Czechoslovakia. rly THERE ARE LOTS of people A Light Foot _ Internal Pressure who'd like to see the inside of the THERE'LL BE MORE ping in| Czechoslovakia has been able biggest telephone .plant in the your motor. {to meet some of its contracts World |" It will “talk back” on a hill,|With Russia by buying copper, It's the gleaming, spic-and-span qo. heavy pull. ~~ |and other scarce materials on Western Electric plant out’ 8t| mpis ‘will be due, says the Buropean black- markets. The Shadeland and 30th. It's having , ao A. to the use of less lead in United States now is trying to family “open house” this week for i, anti-knock mixtures ordered 4TY up these markets in co-opera-workers. by the NPA. [tion with western European govAbout 12,000 have gone through The remedy is quite simple, | STRments to hurt the Reds’ part-

this wonderland of production. nership. . says the AAA. To get rid of the t And there are still two days 10, ing, use a light foot on the gas | Internal pressure to ease the

<i 0. Tonight and Friday night, [trade war also is reported build-| & tos 2 ® ‘pedal, and presto—the Ping ising yp in Czechoslovakia. Tradsnow gore. jers are understood to be wor- nn MY, GUESS IS THAT 20000 Most drivers know this. But rieq over the probability that!

peopld will have taken the tour you may be the one who didn’t. Western Germany will step into

before the lights blink out at 11 Bi {1 trade markets lost to the Czechs irthday Bells p. i. IOmOroW pisht off. And] 1 ONCE OWNED a book op unless quick action is tiken. : sais pe: . i | The State Department isn’t

ople who know are stationed propaganda.. It told how to fo-|i io apout its : ed to tell you all about what cus public attention on an Jdea.),, ue i future su aieey you see. Besides Western Electric It ha da list of things to cele! considered likely that on the basis! e putting ot unger Sandwiches. brate. of the, new evidence American cream, cake and coffee,” playme host as only WE knows How. someting » A Tuite make new moves to sound out he is | special. = Heavy Tax Touch pect that book by top publicist| Some ofeials. are known to secl tn LOUIS SCHWITZER JR. sent Edward L.- Bernays has gotithat the time for an approach along his annual report as pwesi- got around. {may be near. dent of the Schwitzer-Cummins| Have you noticed the rash of — Co. for the year which ended July anniversaries with sales attached?

Be oo Truck Carrying Two iby BLOCK’S, McCrory’s, the Lead-

| 1 The company's humming sales .."giore Hoosier Outfitting are Television Sets Stolen were up $2,962,680 for a total of 1inging their birthday bells. And| $14.217,679, all time high. 'T think Krogers is coming up soon television sets, stolen in daylight as pr: Schwitzer-Cummins netted five yy its goth, {from an alley beside the owner's per cent, up a shade from the year| 1 maya pretty much of my store yesterday, was still missing

hefore. And the tax collectors did birthday. And when I walk down today. all right, too. = = =

the

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different from everybody else on ney’s Radio Service,

the total tax expense of the com- store shouldn't feel the same. alley alongside his store at 615 clean pany was $1,165,000, or $7.30 a ; 2 8 = IN. Illinois St. late yesterday. share. And if you think your in-| I'M OLDER THAN the Leader] The two television come taxes are going up, maybe Store, but I haven't caught up|worth $800. 11 per cent, just read on. \with Block’s, McCrory’s; Hoosier Federal income and excess Outfitting or Krogers. profits taxes alone totaled $995,- | But just give me time, just give

sets are yet,”

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000, an increase of $645, or an Me time. If T mend my habits, “~~ "get. 11, 1951— increase of—hold your hat— I may. Sunrise 5:51 | Sunset 5a? > / Precipitation 24 hrs. end. 7:30 a. m 00 ” 185 per cent. . iy Gr-rr Total precipitation sinfe Jan. 1 . 28.13 tals. And if my eyes are seeing right, Deficiency since Jan. 1 “3.81

No aT JLAYE you get The following table shows the tempera- electi

the tax collectors made almost : ture in other cities:

Kansas City 74 55

what it makes. |turers aren't getting the cans. |Miami : es 79 85 It turns out superchargers for| # 8 2 { Minneapolis-St. Paul .. 3 8 diesels and gas motors, ‘water THE LEADERS—Dash, Pard, oklahoma City ...... 77 51 pumps for motors, oil pumps, and| Vets, Strongheart—are being Saba 1) 2 radiator cooling fans, automatic/MopPped up by customers. “It’s San Antonio ...... 33

shaft seals, vibration dampeners coming in in dribbles,” one grocer st. Louis . + 68

—to keep out the rumble—gears 5aid, “and people are carrying it Washington. D. C.

nr —— : - 58 ———— and air motors for starting Out bY the case. Maybe we'll have Local Stocks and Bonds diesels. : to put on a limit.” yf merimis—— cm 3 That's the automotive end. In}, Snhappy newy for shat gs 4 $100Ks hi pd the ventilating division, S-Wipie 8 3. A — Waves oi drivel American States com. vee: 38 makes exhaust, window and attic o, p night. Aran cas Pid reeans 19 fans, and centrifugal blowers and! 2 = yres 4'a% 1

| L A pid ws | |Belt RR & Stock Yds pf -

blower wheels. | woes meme EE? < Local Produce EE |

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Ara : Bobbs-Merrill pid 4%% . THESE PRODUCTS roam the| gp rr—or mo Central Sova " 4 {Alton globe, Africa, Asia, over the An-| Esss—Grade A large, 6lc; Grade B large Com Loan 4 rn [Te

tor t

pid . Consolidated Fin 6 pfd 1%

Pi : des or the Alcan highway. You $c: ahd fade A Mmetlum 52s ny sraue Cont Car-Na-Var ......

| Poultry—Fowls, 412 lbs. and over, 24c; “ee find them in sleek diesel locomo {under 4% Ibs. and “Leghorns. 180: oss camming Bak vid tives, in snowplows, cotton pick~{3nd stazs, 13c, and No. 2 poultry, 4c less| Delta Elec com taigates Grevh | o. 1. Eastern Ind Tele § pfd .. ers, Greyhound busses, or helping rn eee. pn Equitable Securities com. ... 3 . . | Equitable Securities pra .... fo. turn the turf for a new high- Local Truck Grain Prices | Fiuiiabie, Securitier pid” ....

Family Finance 6% pfd All this for just one reason.

16% .. |nervo

Sruck wheat, $2.22.

Hays Corp pfd ww Hamilton Mfg Co com

s No. 2 white corn, §1.69 Roh wit er. Cuuiing workers see| Qld No 2 yellow Os $1.69, Ca Com PRET 9% a ey are de a, | Vo. white corn, $1.57 * 5% 4 dependable | Sew No.3 vellow corn, $1.57 ome or ch a pie 17%

. |Ind Asso Tell 2 pd. ..... Ind Asso Tell 2'; ptfd |Ind Gas & Water com . Ind Mich El 4% pfd ....... Ind Telephone 4 8 Indpls Ath Club Realty Co...

Here's Where

I PICKED UP a newspaper.

Soybeans, $2.61

u. S. Statement

And down in the middle .of a col-| —.

Cris ama—— 80 ee “ | WASHINGTON, Oct. 11 (UP)—Govern-| *Indpls Pow & Lt com 34 34% umn was the Question, Where | ment expenses and receipts for The cen dpis Fow & Lt pid ...... 01 : dm are the people? [rent fiscal year through Oct. 9, com- Wdianapolis water com, 113% it pare w 8 Year ago: Apolis ater Pp “ee It was about the Dairy SHOW, | roemse : (his Year ; Last Year Ridianapolts, Water 5% pid 108 108% S y ’ " " ‘ o gan 0 COM +.onuvnener and the great bare spaces where gpiceiprs 13,357,106,808 © 10.154 859.500 | Kingan & Co pf . .. 5..." 6314 66% the, public ought 10 be, BEERS Caamasger | S006 ingianapoll Rallyavy ogm i 4b People aren't at the Dairy Show cash Bal '403.601,670 4,359.286.863 | Lincoln National Life ........118 = 114

5,403.6 257,062,766.713 256,365,079,215 Lynch Corporation ......

because most city folks wouldn't Bub, Debt Ciporation

old Res. 22,054,342.685 23.432.141,890 'P R Mallo: cil walk across the street to see a |Marmon-Herrington com COW. | INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE | Mastic Asphalt ........

at Homes com (new) coea eo $11,377,000 Nat Homes pfd 34,628,000 N Ind Pub Serv com ........ *N Ind Pub Serv 4% pid ...... N Ind Public Serv 4'2 pid ... {Progress Laundry com ......,. Pub Serv of Ind com Pub Serv of Ind 3% pfd Ross Gear Tool com |Schwitzer-Cummins pfd 4 aot So Ind G&E com . wor {80 Ind G&E 4.8% pid.

Clearings for the day...

They get the stuff in bottles. hepits for the das

Stokely-Van Camp com

boo \ : kely-Van Camp pid . L ~ Toit vo Tanner & Co bras pid Pogo oi Ww | Terer Haute Malleable .. N= *0. 8, Machine Co. ......... 3 . United Telephone 2% pfd ... 98 FI Union THO ......c.c0vcnrasnes 60 “ee *Extra dividend eden & bs AE. e . Aim Son Yes 03 iN American Security 5s 60 ..... 96 eras American Loan 4%s 60 .... us aes astain Morl 61... 96 “es Batesville Tele Co savoir BD . Buhner Fertilizer 55 58 ...... 47 . of Com Bldg 4's 61...... 96 . Solunbia Chup Se da, 0 Pp Val che { PARITY CLOUDY AND uitable Securities 5s 60 :... 56 CLOUDY AR(AS Hamilion Mfg Co 98 vi — A 9 .] FOIBEAST "mr rh ; ACTED 6) wane [otal “| MU wh ose FEI) aww, ES 7. SNOW Sow es |. 08 Hea > A 0 byte TL til TMCS PATO Com WSTEOW L 4 WAGMLE ALL MGNTS RESEOVED. . " "

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BIRD—Canadian claims she has had ‘considerable trouble keeping an apartment because of her pet bird, a cockateel. The bird, Cokie by name, gives .out with a wolf whistle every time a pretty girl passes by. Gisele is a very shapely brunet and what with her walking by Cokie about neighbors get fed up but fast; with

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# Against Briish

Students in Calo

By United Press CAIRO, Egypt, Oct. 11 — Ap-

{proximately 5000 students, shout{ing “down with Britain” surged today through the streets of mid-

town Caire for the third day. There wis no violation. The students, who have staged anti - British demonstrations in connection with the announcement Monday that Egypt will abrogate its 1936 treaty with Britain, moved through main streets. They shouted the praises of |Prime Minister Mustafa El-Nahas |Paha. It was he who announced {the treaty would be ended and {British troops forced to withdraw from the vital Suez Canal Zone. Receives Premier King Farouk was. to receive Prime Minister Nahas Pasha to|day. Political quarters attached igreat importance to the meeting, {since it will be the premier’s first announcement of the abrogation jof the treaty. - | Egypt also has demanded the

/Egynt in the south. as a part lof King Farouk’s nations. | Meanwhile, the newspaper Al

{government Wafdist party, said [it had learned the Egyptian

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jaggression treaty with Russia. | Growing Fear {| The disclosure the government

{was considering a Soviet -non-|

‘aggression pact was said to have

chamber of deputies in a secret

GOP Jubilant—

By IRVING LEIBOWITZ A twin movement was underway today in the Republican {Party-——Jenner for Governor and Halleck for Senator. | That was the talk in political lcircles as Sen. William E. Jenner

and Congressman Charles Halleck, with some fancy teamwork, assured passage in Con-

gress of ‘a proposal to open the welfare rolls to the public. The Jenner amendment, which took from Federal Security Adiministrator Oscar Ewing the powler to withhold welfare funds {from the states that make their welfare rolls public, was hailed ‘as a “tremendous” victory for the | Republican Party and for Sen. ‘Jenner.

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Third Try Worked

Three times Sen. Jenner at-|

tempted to open the welfare rolls by . tacking his amendment on various bills in Congress. The third try worked. With the aid of Congressman Halleck, who spearheaded the antisecrecy movement in the House, the proposal was.approved unanimously by a House-Senate conference: committee. Since it is

Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, bordering attached to the tax bill, it is

virtually assured of passage. As a result, Republicans are now talking of their new one-two

{Misri, which has close ties to the punch—Jenner and Halleck.

| Workers Jubilant

At Republican State Headguariers in the Claypoo} Hote),

ession. vesterday. discussed 8.000 papi -ang- file workers were jubiz

fant over the action in iton and ‘talked fre “nothing can stop Jenner Wow Even top GOP leaders, ‘asked they not be named, said

‘been made by Foreign Minister the welfare victory boosted the

[Mohammed Salah El Din Bey. | There has been a growing fear

City Issues

election mass

city barrage

elected mayor.

in this field,” he said.

city administration for

omised last summer. "

Lagoon Not Drained

ed,” he said.

he said.

pansion of the park services. “The whole park system needs rejuvenation,” he said.

i Accused Chiropractor's | ** Bond Ordered Forfeited |

Beck failed to appear.

he Capitol

us breakdown.

All Risks” INSURAN Ct

e FURS AND JEWELRY

Now—under @ single policy—needed protection against fire, theft, burglary, holdup, transprtation hazards. Insurance in and @ from residences, stores, theaters, all

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GRAIN DEALERS

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GOP Candidates Level Barrage

way |

public places . + *

Five Republican candidates in 4 campaign er than yesterday's prices. on Most advance was on heavy sows. ‘municipal issues at a GOP meet- Choice 300 to 425-pound’ weights ing at 2846 Shelby St. last night. Went at $18.50 to $19.

Judge Alex Clark promised action to create a special narcotic One of these was anniversaries, omcials here or in Prague will squad in the police department if

Wesley Brown, GOP candidate!few hundred 180 to 2: for the City Council, lambasted its A bright red truck with two failure to clean up Garfield Park

; “Back in July, Mayor Bayt an- » |the street on Nov. 4, I think I'm| Byron Cornelius, owner of Bar- nounced, after some Republican

2 said the prodding, that the lagoon in GarIT'S HARD TO BELIEVE but the street. I don’t know why a truck was parked unlocked in the field Park would be drained and} [257 active, een $40." odd prime! $41 0| ood, 0 , largely |

ady; utility and commercial, | 29; odd head to $29.50; good bulls |

Sheep 1000, active: fat lambs strong to! bulk choice to few $32: good and

“Here it is| $41.50: utility to & up. job isn’t finished| Bulls ste: $25 to §

Carter Eltzroth, another Coun- | candidate, predicted that if! prime $31 to $31.50, . [Judge Clark is elected “something UNITED STATES WEATHER BUReAu Will De done to spread hospital _ facilities to four-fifths of Indian-

apolis that doesn't have hospi-

Joseph E. Bright, seeking re-

pro-: from

A $1500 bond was declared forom feited today when an Indianapolis ..|chiropractor failed to appear in {Municipal Court 3 to face charges of abortion. | Judge Joseph Howard declared 15% the bond forfeited when Dr. C.

bonding agent Indemnity Co.,, 4 "said Dr. Beck is now in a Colum- | pital suffering from a

Hog Trading Active Here

Hog trading was active today at the Indianapolis Stock-

‘here -that if Egypt enters a mid[East defense pact with the westjern defense forces the: nation

political stock of Sen. Jenner and Congressman #alleck. Said one leader: “If Jenner wants to be Governor

inow, he can do it without trouble. 5'g's

would be in a position of being The same applies to Halleck. If

atom bombed by Russia if a war started. The Suez Canal would be a prime military target.

yards with sales mostly 25 cents

higher ages.

than yesterday's

$21 to $21.25.

Sows were fully 25 cents highThe

Vealers were moderately active and about steady with yesGood to low prime brought $35 to $40, odd prime, $31, and utility to good, “I am convinced that because of $27 to $35. Bulls were steady e increase in narcotics users, and Sheep active with fat lambs especially among young people, up to 50 cents higher than yesterthis city needs special law enforce- day.

Hogs 8000, active. fully 25 cents higher: 21.25; 21.35 | choice 240 to 200 pounds $20.50 to $31; ! {160 to 180 pounds $20.25 to $21; 120 to 160 sows strong to most advanced on heaviest# choice 300 to 425 pounds $18.50 $ heavier weights $17.50

terday’'s quotations.

0f {bulk choice 180 to 240 pounds $21 to

25 pounds

pounds $1780 to $19.50: fully 25 cents higher,

to $19: few'3519.25; to $18.50, Cattle, 700; calves. 300: steers heifers moderately active, steady; {ldght to medium weight steers, $36; b good and choice natives, $33 to § utility heifers,

and commercial yearlings

$25 to $30.50;

generally steady:

scarce. cents or more higher; choice 330 to utility to choice, $10 to $15.

Theft Delays Filling Of Defense Orders

FLINT; Mich.. Oct. 11

The KQJ Tool

seeking scarce tungsten carbide was stolen Vice President

80 1 posed the sate of unused city park | Kendall E. Armitage said the loss] 63 43 |property to provide funds for ex-!wil lcause a 90-day delay in filling |

its plant.

three times as much as the stock- py ; Statio Hich Low the Bayt administration for spon-' gram today e lives for food and affection. n is : : p g y. holders from the company. The sng while you may rub his ears tants 3 5» j3 soring projects without lon gstockholders, common and Ppre-anq pat him a lot, you still have Loi. nseles - 3 3 [range planning. Be ferred, got only $292,417. {to keep peace with his stomach. Cincinnati |. 62 35 Charles Ehlers, also 2 a Canned dog food is scarce. Gieveiand 5 3% re-election to the Council, AND IT'S GOOD to know what'your grocer is on allotment. oF woos goes on inside the big 8-W plant, That's because the manufac- Indianapolis

| defense orders

{cutting tools.

averSales of choice 180 to 240pound barrows and gilts brought

-and § choice

t utility and commercial, $22.25 to $28.50; odd good to $30; canners and cutters, $17 to $22.50; vealers

$31; slaughter ewes steady,

(UP)— on to the Council, assailed Thieves hindered the defense pro-

Specialties Co. reported that $13,103 worth “of |}

The tungsten car- | bide: is used for tips on machine

Car Hits Woman, 70

Mrs. Mabel Jones, 70, of 1035 |W. 30th St., was in fair condition in Methodist Hospital today after being hit by a car at 30th and Clifton Sts. last night. The driver' was James A. Bailey, 21, of 10011; Congress Ave,

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he wants to give up his position iin the House to try for the Senate, he can have the nomination.” There was some talk the vic{tory would not have been possible without the full support of Congressman Halleck, who is leader of the Republican-Dixie-crat coalition in Congress. In an exclusive story in The Times last week, Mr. Halleck predicted favorable action by the ‘conference committee.

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Jenner, Governor; Halleck, Still Demonstrate Senator Drive Hatched

Despite the increased prestige of the two GOP leaders, there was some talk Congressman Halleck might not want the senatorial nomination because he is assured of a key spot-—either Speaker of the House or Majority Leader— if the Republicans sweep into power in 1952. However, close political friends of his say he has long wanted to jump into the Senate. As for Sen. Jenner, leaders of both parties say he has always wanted to be Governor, In recent months, some opposition has sprung up to his proposed bid for the Governorship, prin\cipally from GOP leaders in the Statehouse. However, with his latest tri~ umph, even this opposition seems to have melted. As one GOP leader said: “It looks like Jenner can write his own ticket.” It- is traditional for both political partfes in Indiana to fill the senate and governor nominations with men from opposite parts of the state. This also fits the proposed Jen-ner-Halleck ticket. Sen. Jenner is from Bedford, the southern part of the state, and Congressman Halleck is from Rensselaer, the northern part.

Blast Hurts Two

CROWN. POINT, Oct. 33 UP) 38}

—A) Feder, 39. was hospitalized with third-degree burns today as a result of an explosion that blew four walls out of a greenhouse, His brother, Max, suffered less serious burns.

Legal Notices

NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOR THE MAKING OF CERTAIN ALTERATIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS AT BLEMENTARY SCHOOL NO. 55 AT 1678 LDON STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Sealed proposals for the making of certain alterations and improvemints at Elementary School No. §5 1675 Sehldon Street, in the City of Indiana Indiana, will be received by the Board of School Commissioners of the City. of Indianapolis, Indiana, until 2:00 P. M. Central Standard Time on JUctober 18, 1951, at which time they will be publiciy opened and read aloud.- Bids received later than the above time will be returned unopened. : Separate bids will be received as follows: Bid No. 1. For the General Construction

Bid No 2: Bid No 3. ing Let Bidders may bid upon all or anv one of the above or upon ahy combination thereof and all bids must be delivered to the Office of the Board at 150 North Meridian Street, Indianapolis, indiana, The work shall be constructed in full imccordance with this notice, the Contract {and the Drawings and Specifications preared by O. A. Tislow. Architect-Engineer, {618 Architects Building. Indianapolis.

a { Proposals shall be properly ind completely executed on proposal blanks in accordance with Indiana Form No. 1.6, and shall be accompanied by Questionnairs Form No. 96-A, as approved by the Indiana State Board # accounts. and non- | collusion pildavit required under the statutes of the State of Indiana. Each | proposal shall be accompanied by an aci ceptable certified or cashier's check, made pavable the Board af School Commis- | stoners o

Indianapolis. in {an amount not less than icent of the total bid price, or by a sat{isfactory bid bond executed by the bid{der and an acceptable surety company {in an amount equal to five (5%) perfeent of the bid. L Each bid shall be enclosed in sealed opaque envelope properly marked fo identify the bidder and the branch of the work bid upon, Each bidder to whom a copguract is |awarded for any part of the work will be required to furnish an acceftable surety bond for the faithful pérformance of the work, in an amount equal to one hundred 1100% ). percent of the Contract price. Wage rates to be paid on this work shall not be'less than the prescribed scale of wages as determined pursuant ta. th provisions of Chapter 319 of the Acts o {the General

For the Electrical ‘Work. For the Iaving of the Park-

found in the specifications. No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of forty-five days after the opening of bids. The Board of School Commissioners of the City of Indianapolis reserves the right to reject any or all hids and to waive informalities or {irregularities in the bidding. Contract documents consixting of plans and specifications are on file in the Office of the Board of School Commissioners, the State Board of Accounts and the Architect. Copies of said documents may be obtained upon deposit of Ten Dollars 1310.00 at the Office of the Architect. which sum will be returned if *he plans and specifications are returned to the Architect in good condition —ithin forty. five days after the opening of the bids Dated this 27th d THE BOARD OF M2 SIONERS OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA By M. _V, Bailey, Business Director

NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the purchase of the following mate-

ay of September. 1051, COMMIS.

{at his office, 102 North Senate Ave, dianapolis 9, Indiana, until 2:00 p. m. on the day of October, 1951, at which

{Hime they will be publicly opened and

rea { Invitation No. 228: 4600 to 5000 Tons, {Size No. 7 Azgregate, P.O.B. Coatesville, delivered on SR 75, Sections C and D1 or plant vicinity thereof Invitation No. 229: 4 Pieces, 72" Diameter. Corrugated Metal Culvert Pipe. 20' Long, furnished and delivered on Road 30, 2 miles east of Wanatah, Indiana. Invitation No. 230: 400 Tons of Bituminous Concrete AH Binder and 500 Tons, Bituminous Concrete AH Surface, furnished and loaded into state trucks at vendor's plant vicinity of Noblesville. Indiana. Invitation No. 231: Quantity of Creosoted |Bridee Lumber, furnished and deMvered on Road 30 near Wanatah, Indiana. Invitation No. 232: 560 Cubic Yards of Ready Mixed Concrete, furnished and delivered on SBR 9, Sections L2 and M Invitation No. 233: Necessary material and labor for electrical wiring of a storage shed at North Madison, Indiana. Invitation No. 234: Aerial photographs of the city of Evansville, ‘Indiana. Invitation No. 235: 200 to 250 Tons, Size No. 12 Aggregate, F.O.B. Syracuse. delivered on SR 8, Becton M or plant vicinity intent. i N nvitation No. 236: 500 to 600 Tons, Size No. 12 Aggregate, F.O.B. Richmond, delivered on SR 227. Sections B and C or plant vicinity thereof, Invitation No. 237: 350 to 400 Tons Bituminous Coated Aggregate, Type A. furnished and loaded into state trucks at (plant vicinity of Linn Grove, Indiana. Invitation No. 238: Necessary material and labor for the installation of 116 Lineal Peet of 8 ft. high wire partitions on the 2d Floor. Btate Highway Central Garage

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Bids shall he sub pra, fa ubmitied upon standard

STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION SAMUEL C., HADDEN

» AREA RABIES QUARAN' WHEREAS it has been Eo the satisfaction of the State Veterinarian of Indiana, that an emergency exists within the County of Marion because of an outbreak and epidemic of the disease known as Rables in dogs, constituting a menace to public health and to livestock within the County of Marion, and also threaten ing the public health of livestock throughe out the State. It is, therefore, ORDERED by the State Veterinarian, that a quarantine of all dogs within the County of Marion, State of Indians. sha be established and maintained for a peri waa Sh yi ah gs HUNDRED and rom this date, OCTO! OL i at the term “quarantine” as used in this order shal mean that aay dog found running at large in violation of the Suardnting shall be impounded by e County ard of Sofia ners. - ing such period of tim Tuo Du obtain possession of such b! the expenses of his board, any and all t: or license fees which may be due a unpaid on such dog, by having the dog ing evidence that such a hoy py vy ai cinated within a period of nine months

immediately prior thereto, and such im- *

pounding fee as may be fixed County Board of Commissioners exceed the sum of one which has not been seo release obtained from oly owner shall be disposed. sine Jura wine local & Jurisdiction, This antine Order

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