Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 October 1951 — Page 35

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reased prestige ders, there was ssman Halleck the senatorial e he is assured her Speaker of jority Leader— 1s sweep into

yolitical friends long wanted to ate. ner, leaders of he has always ernor, S, some opposi= to his proposed rnorship, prinleaders in the

his pposition seems As one GOP

nner can write

| for both poIndiana to fill vernor nominafrom opposite

2 proposed JenSen. Jenner the southern and Congressom Rensselaer,

Oct. 31 (UP)

as hospitalized burns today as osion that blew a greenhouse, suffered less

BIDDERS CERTAIN ALTEREMENTS AT BLENO. 55 AT 1678 [, INDIANAPOLIS, NA

the making of cerimprovem:nts at . 85, 1675 Sehldon

of Indianapolis, .

ved by the Board ws of the City. of until 2:00 P. M, le on Jctober 18, ley will be publicly Bids received later ill be returned un-

received as follows: eneral Construction

lectrical Work. aving of the Park-

on all or anv one 1 any combination must be delivered Joard at 150 North lanapolis. Indiana, constructed in full jotice, the Contract Specifications pre-Architect-Engineer, ing. Indianapolis.

properly ind comoposal blanks In a Form No. .6, and by Questionnairs

npanied by an acshier's check, made gt School Commisif Indianapolis. in

an five (5%) per- -

price, or by a satcuted by the bide surety company to five (5%) per.

enclosed in sealed perly marked fo the branch of the

om 8 copiuract is f the work will be accePtable surety ériormance’ of the ual to one hundred Contract price. aid on this work he prescribed scale 3 oP Ursuans ta, the

h roved scple will be tions, iraw his bid for a ys after the open-

Commissioners of solis reserves the r all hids and to "irregularities in

ronsixting of plans n file in the Offica ol Commissioners, Accounts and the id documents may sit of Ten Dollars of the Architect. urned if the plana returned to the ition =ithin forty. ing of the bids of September. 1951, HOOL COMMIS. TY OF INDIANDIANA Business Director BIDDERS n that sealed bids 1¢ following matey the Chairman of mission of Indiana. h Senate Ave, Inantil 2:00 p. m, on er, 1951, at which blicly opened and

1600 to 5000 Tons, F.O.B. Coatesville, tions C and D1 or Pieces, 72" DiamCulvert Pipe, 20" livered on Road 30, h, Indiana 00 Tons of Bitumder and 500 Tons, | Surface, furnished trucks at vendor's sville, Indiana. antity of Creosoted hed and deMvered atah, Indiana. 60 Cubic Yards of furnished and dens L2 and M Necessary material | wiring of a stor son, Indiana. Aerial photographs e, ‘Indiana 0 to 250 Tons, Size Syracuse. delivered or plant vicinity

0 to 600 Tons, Size B. Richmond, detions B and C or

0 to 400 Tons Bigate, Type A, fur0 state trucks at Grove, Indiana. Necessary material lation of 116 Linea! partitions on the Ay Central Garage + Indianapolis, In-

led upon standard Y COMMISSION DEN

UARANTINg en shown to the te Veterinarian of ency exists within ecause of an out the disease known tituting a menace 0 livestock within and also threaten livestock throughe erefore, tate Veterinarian, Il dogs within the » of Indiana, shall tained for a period i HUNDRED and 1s date, OCTOBER er

lerm “quarantine” al mean that any large in violation be impounded by niissioners. Dur. é the owner may ch dog by paying d, any and all tax may be due and y having the dog \erefor, or furnishog ‘has bee:

WA al health officer 1a established in Bill No. 179 Wasted ion. bean.

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in yesterday's judging. They Were" atioriey Eugene Bernstein said | and Levin's assets didn't amount to (ordered him to appear for grilling “Coppelias Oxford Beatrice,” re-'much more than $200, if that at Juvenile Aid Division today.

When the Mayor heard about it|

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Richard Charles Leverens, 80,

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- ure Farmers of crippled with arthritis. the 4-H and Fut | There was a day when the dap-

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Torch Explosion Fatal

!Cecil Paulus, 43, died last night

_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES :

Capone Bully Boy Broke at Death,

Lawyer Asserts

"CHICAGO, Oct. 11 (UP) i Hymie (Loud: Mouth) Levin, the j bullying mobster who once ruled | the Capone gang's lush shake- |’

down racket, died broke, his law- } iyer said today.

Also packed in Soy Bean Oil

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