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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-04
M artha Lees
49, Co. u m n
Looking for Trouble

Dear Martha Lee: 1 lave been going
each other 20 dearly; He asked me 70
husband and home. I don't love my hus-
band. Ny fellow went away three weeks
ago and L realize that l cant live without
him and I'm almost heartbroken for him.
He don't work steady and he likes gam
bling. Please advise me.
BROWN EYES.
Advise you? When you've got your
heart set on a good for nothing, and
want to break up a home and an
other mans heart by running away
to wreck your own life? If you
can't see the solution of your diff
ficulty, I can't help you, for you
don't want to be helped. One of the
surest ways to teach you the con-
.ception of the word love is for you
to go away with this gambler who
doesn't work and try it for a while.
Have you ever tried being a wife to
the man you married? 1t might give
you something useful to do in life.
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VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC

BIZ United Press
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. A.-Demo-
Gratis won Virginia. The State
Treasurer, against whom anonymous
propaganda was circulated, because
he is a Catholic, ran far behind
Governor-elect Byrd, hut seems to
be safely elected.
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OnnSOmn. LOO

Dear Miss Lee: Is there any possible
way for me to get in touch with Lone
ANOTHER LONESOME SEVENTEEN.
No. 1 haven't her address,, and
since all the letters received here
are confidential, 1 couldn't give it to
you If I had it.
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heavy head, dizzy,
and bad taste in
my mouth. My
bowels were fire.
quently clogged.
One day l became
so sick to my stom-
ach | had to leave
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unselfshly at Syd's disposal as you
are at Ruth's."
Maybe not, John, but you could
hardly say that Of sgd. 1 have never
known such a devoted friend as Sgd
ney Carton is to you. I sometimes
think that you presume upon It."
Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Inc.)
NEXT-Letter from Leslie Pres
colt to the Little Marquise.
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STEEL MAN To SPEAK

George A. Richardson of the Beth
lehem Steel Company, Bethlehem,
Pa, will speak before the local chap
ter of the American Society for Steel
Treating at the Y. NJ. C. A, Mon
day night.
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=
! WOrnen's
sos
So
-
Peace>of>Mind
under trying hygienic
conditions is assured
this NEW way

A DANCE, a sheer gown to be
"A worn; a difficult hygienic situ-
alton You need 40 longer give this
complication a second thought.
The hazards of the old-time sani-
tary pad have been supplanted with
a protection both absolute and ex-
quisite.
1t is called "KOTEX" five
times as absorbent as ordinary cot
ton pads.
~A5sorts and deodorizes at the
same time. Thus ending ALL fear
of offending.
You discard it as easily as a piece
of tissue. No laundry. No embar-
rassment.
You get it for a few cents at any
drug or department store simply by
saying "KOTEX." Women ask for
it without hesitancy.
Try Kotex. Comes II in a package.
Proves old ways an unnecessaryrisk
* O T G <
No lamndry-discard like tissue
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TALCUM POWDERS

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Sick Stomach Teaches
Her a Lesson

Mrs. Alfred File, Brooklyn,
writes:-"I had become accus-
toned to arising each day with a
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FEMALE REMEDIES

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RUNAWAY GIRL SOUGHT
Patient Also Escapes From Hospital
at TT. Harrison.

Kentucky authorities were notified
by the Indianapolis police depart
ment today to watch for Miss Jo-
sephine Watt, 16, who a away
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FACE POWDERS


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CLUBS

THURSDAY EUCHRE CLUB,
euchre, 2:30 p. m. Thursday, Mrs.
Dora Beadle, sci Z. Ohio St.
hostess.
ROYAL WORKERS, card party
2:30 p. m. and $3.50 p. m, Thursday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chartell, 713 n. Del
aware St., hostess.
SPANISH CLUB, Y. w. c. A. 1880
p. M, Wednesday.
LAVELLE BOSSETT AUXIL-
larry, Veterans Of Foreign Wars,
card party, Wednesday afternoon,
902 Pershing Ave.
WOMEN OF MOOSEHEART LE-
GION, card party, 2:30 p. m, Thurs
day, 1876 N. Delaware st.
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MOUTH WASHES
TOOTH PASTES

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Conte, Alice Cooper, Gertrude Shoe
maker, Vittoria Peggiani, Opal Daw-
SON., Adelaide Conte, Elizabeth
Ahcenbach and Dorothea Hogle, Mrs.
William Smith, William Hogle and
Juan Rivera.
1.-The Daily Press-Contributor to
Literature" was the subject Of an
address given by Prof. Francis
Tilden of DE PAW University be-
fore the literature department Of
the Woman's Department Club at
the clubhouse, 1902 N. Meridian ST.,
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Kath-
crime Murdoch sang, accompanied
by Mrs. NJ. d. Didway.
Following the lecture tea was
served. Mrs. Everett Schofield was
chairman. Assistants were Mes
DANES Fred BALI, James G. Carter.
M. F. Hedges and r. e. RUMBLE.
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The Story of a FAT WOMAN Who
LOST so POUNDS-and WON
Success, Beauty, Love and Wealth
Dear Fat Girls /!

DCdE tut OlIlob
This Is not a fairy story although It
sounds like one but it is a true up-to-
date record of a miracle of science.
Once upon a time | was fat-very fat
at least so pounds too much, made me
look old and unattractive-No friends
for memo love-no parties-no smart
clothesl Day after day only brought on
heartaches and disappointments, also |
suffered with headaches, pains In my
back and limbs, puffing-and a constant
dreadful tried feeling-Most of my time
| spent home rather than appear ridic-
ulous In clothes that never could fit me
and feel that people looked at me with
pitiful glances-l certainly know what
it Is to have been a wall fowerl Well
girls, today all that is changed-thanks
to SAN-GRI-NA, the discovery of a
French physician, l transformed myself
into a different woman-now | weigh
100 pounds. lamwell-healthy-don't
know what headaches and putting means
81 look ten years younger and can go
into any shop and buy a smart ready
made model and look the part
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.SAN-GRT-NA did i'll Nothing magic done owe nght-no dangerous drugs
mo strenuous exercses-no dets-no painful garments
T1s remarkable French discovery called SAN-GRI-NA did what l consider a
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me to reduce-and with SAN-GRI-NA here am, healthy, slender, young
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health and beauty"-and who knows, maybe love and wealth al wenl
Yours sincerely,
Il former fat MOman np slender
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New Britain herald., 1925-12-21

The weekend was fairly success
full. Saturday night distance recep-
ton was altogether possible, while
last night a brisk smattering Of
static, which grew in strength as the
evening advanced, put a stop to
anything from any great distance.
But VITO offered an excellent pro-
sram, so distance was not necessary.
WTAM and the Coo-Coo club, as
usual occupied our attention for the
greater part Of Saturday evening. \
feature of the program was the rem
dition by the orchestra of That
Certain Party" with some good vo-
cal choruses by the gentlemen of the
ensemble, otherwise known as the
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21

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N,2o--"IIord ConI or ra,t,1ar,. .,.,
ture in nonlt,,, course
>.5o-- umsin
ksp--sT 1oyJs-;lz
&c. I'm. ham nrorrnr p"n,,,, J..
Nina Gro,inn, pom,ori har,i.,
N,2o.-rhr Pullman portrrs, onar,,,
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orohoo,r, Nov gt,n,.I,l oa,,.i,a,
INC
WDAI--KlNs,S CI,y-aG,
Markets. md weather. D,aIno,
roa1inas .rau Al. - c,o,,. t.'l,,
Nusir Trionon rns.nhlc
>--Tonoka Kansas nrorrar d,roc,
cd nv L,,rl HroY,n SECRETARY Guam
her or Conunrrcs.
ro,4i-- Nighthov,, rrolic Donco mn,
e., ,n.1 so,,os. ,n,,.tbor ,,itl, roai,oI
IN ,,o pontoacs ,h.,tor orgo,
WuR-KANsAS CITY-3G5
-o-Tho Sweeney podio orcboetr,
and ,ha Mia l5iuley trim
kI,,E--IJ\CoJN Nh,
c.2O- Santa CLANS and ReIsho,y,s or
onostro
G.%u--naIeha,v's orchestra accor1Ior
solos Nnnanrs, nv GIoornv Gry
and his niono yio,tn and ruitar
du.ts niaro and hanio solos vocal
efforts and music bv BoIsbaw's
or,boetr,
KEk\-U,STING
r,2o--Dipnnr conccbt from 1lDxA
pittsburph.
D. ornba,fro If tbo Noj,ras,,o S,oto
hosn,taI. piano solos.
WCCO-MINNEAp
7,3o--Tha Gordon Cooke ensemble,
Swine Raising." lecture.
g-Tarent from the University of
Nirresota
| iO-CIassics
WI WlIkEE-o-a
iii Milwaukee Athletic cluh orch.
in dinner concert.
| o---Narcn,ottn university stulio nro-
gram
UK,r-,IIIUAI-KEC-oet
Studio recital in he announced
kE,Wl-
--Radio Dealers nropram
SpRINGS--25O
o.9o-- Musical nroprom.
F,ducationaI talk
11-Dance music. Warner Stones
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21


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V,o ,.n,t 60 1,DItA ana, u,,,., g.,
r,n,n with Mr Sl,innnr onI rn
l,lIItA in, Svr,,hnny orahas,r..
tho Land Of Cbnrrv pI,ssnu,. ,nt..r.
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tho too fourdrins could l,o hood and
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inr. thrir Nointy wos dis,inctIv nm.
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''''''' "'o''s
Wild presented Jack Nelson, us
we'll known versatile announcer in Il
new number 'l}roadWay Blues lie
played 1t and sang it ut the same
'lme. Iherc's no need OF hlrlng any
oiher TALENT at that station because
Jack can handle everything very
we'll We've never heafd MN pay
a. ceIlo or an organ put we pet ne
could do 1t II worst came TO worst.
we'll we re at the end OF the page
Just minute Wllile We ma anothef'
Luckily we louhd ahother piece Of
Taper Inc othcr SIDE Is covered
with hgures' denollng mat the sports
edllor mas been ilgurlhg out MS
year salary or now lhuch money
lted Grange Will really get or some
Ihihg'
Nellie Durham proved highly
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21

II. and s. orchestral; VIZ, Dixie
Jubilee Singers, in the afternoon;
WEAF Capitol theatcr entertainers,
those and many others we brought
in, all clear and most Of them with
excellent volume.
That's all for today thanks,
p f. I.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
MONDAY
pANCIi MrsIc TONIGHT.

1888 WNYC--Soulhland.
$500 WMAk--Wh itmans.
sos WHN-Dance music.
800 WJH-~Larry Siry's.
sos WOkO-U University.
$40 WGCp-Loomis.
$3.50 WCAU--DclaWarc Co.
9:55 WRNH-FcrrucCi's.
1000 INCONSISTENCIES.
10-1l:30 WGCP--pancc music.
10-12:So WllN-Dance music.
1918 WAliG- Joe Zimmerman
1880 WIFI. Leonard's.
1880 WMCA--Serruaders.
l0:4j WIIT-DWce music.
HOO WEAF--Brn Bcrnic's.
1900 WOR--Aronsons.
1E0U WOO--Dauce music.
ll:0U WPG-Dmcc music
lit WGR- Dance music
le;O0 WAllG-B Browns.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
WOkO-NEW VOORHEES,

6--Lee GRADER, popular pianist.
S:l5-Gertrudo Greenbaum. violinist
S:S5-Jeanne Affair, soprano.
S:50-Frank Galassi, songs.
9:05-University orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
WFBH-NEW NORk-27s

f--Nm"rican Legion News.
o:l5-Bob Fcmiug's orchestra.
Il:3U-Alyin IIuusor's al Home
Party"
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
I-l"'-DallS market summarizes pro,
gram same rs WEAF.
ID Male quartet
hDkN-PiIIs8t li6h-3Oo
G;&o-Dinncr concert.
j-liappN nome huur.
MtAE-PiTTHbi liGll-lOl
':do~-pinncf concert
';"o-Sanla Claus
Nixon orchestra
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'---Edasslcal program.
H---CIasslcs'
"L>-'hi .A"o-'''
'--AruSts concert
"fAk-oihbNf i'AND-3oo
Alien tllealer orchestra, dlrecllol
OF Maurice SpllaIhy'
"IaM-'Lt|fLANp-'"o
t-Dlnner music ny popular enter
tanners
S-ll-Concert program by WHARF
symphony and assisting artists
Il-l--Huy LoInpafdo ana lis ho!a
Canadians. ..
",A-bEilfoil-olo
thinner concert from hook-Cad'
lilac hotel.
o--Stualo program,
neutrality-suspicious.
6--Dlnher music
S--Detrolt News orchestra ana SOLO
lists.
Program from NEAf'
! "nho---i-tNoiN"--
Speed Wagon Serenadefs anl
Gold standard Ensemble.
Ntfb-foht III hoN-
S-lV-Studlo program.
lo~-feattlreS from 'he ADDISON DO
tel. ..--
NBAi'-BaLiiMokt--H
C:io---NBAL concert dinner orcn'
S-S--Eugeniia f. Arnold, cohtralto
Conner turner f. pari(ohe' cain
erlne Costello pianist
~; lO-General LaWfaSoh flGg'
Riggs pfeslueht Vi EeapouS 'H'
stltule.
9;lo--Douglas McComas' tenor
Elizabeth McComas' soprano
Robert Lee. NloIlnist.
Nh'a-hl'h "oNi--'"
MARKET reports.
S:Q5-Soprano, Mrs. Herbert Po"eII
o:l7-~ Flallo' I'orolhy fel'uS'
S;2o-Soprano, Mrs, Herbert Powell
A:25-Baritone SOLO Mr.. Boyer
S:3O-NloIln solo, katherine 1hurs'
ton
S;4O-Plano SOLO MIS-. Lucy Luxe
$50 Violin solo, Katherine lhurs'
ton.
S:55-Piano solo, Mrs, Lucy Luke
9-kappa Alpha fraternity
Speaker, CoIoheI 30 Lane oVeIIi
Male quartet. Ola )lmlhloh orch'
9:@o-Contfalio 500 MIS- "@''o'
Williams, Miss MoVr2 McCauS
land at the piano.
@:45-Statlon announcements
9;50-Baritone solos, Mt Boyer
9:55-Travclogu".
/ -0-Blue Moon Scrcnaders In Negro
songs and Jazz orch program
il-Carry Me Back to Old Slrgihhy
NHb--N l'">'>
6-Markets, news etc.
9-Hotel Fillmore Salon orch.
ll:45-Nick Myers Melody dance
orchestra.
WSM-N.ASH\ liht-%63
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
WLWL-NEW YORk-2ss

9-Gonerieve Mckenna, soprano.
a;30-Qucstion Box.
9:55-Frank Maloney, bass.
l0:15-Study club.
1913 --Entertainurs.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
WTIC--HARTFORD--l76

WOS, 9-Christm2s program.
MTIC-HARTFOR
63o-Children period, with Moth
cr Goose, The Children's Enter
tainer," Miss Bessie Lillian Taft.
6.3O-Dinner music by Emil Helm
berger and his Hotel Bond trio,
7:15 - "Honeymoon Cruise Night"
Cast Of The Honeymoon Cruise"
now playing at Parsons theater,
in a special show. New Wayburn,
master of ceremonies.
7:30--Talk, The Human Machine in
Aviation" Prof. Edward c.
Schneider Of Wesleyan University
7:45-IIotel Bond Trio.
S-Signing Off,
WBZ-SPRINGFIEL
6:10-Santa Claus, broadcast direct
from his North Pole work shop.
6:25-Market repohts.
G:30-To be announced.
7:3O-Program by the Capitol the
alter orchestra.
S-Concert by the C6pley Plaza Or
Chestra.
s;3o-Organ recital by Rene Dag
enais.
s-Concert by the AIeppo Drum
corps or Shriners' band.
9;SO-Concert by Leslie Stearns,
tenor; Alwyn f. W. Bach, bari
tone; Katherine Gravelin, pianist.
10--U. $. weather reports; missing
persons descriptions.
l0:05-Leo Reisman's Hotel Bruins
wick orchestra.
WNAC-BOSTON--2S0
6-Krazy Kat Riddles klub.
6:30-Shepard Colonial dinner dance
7:35-"The Communistic Plot in
America''-Boston Central Labor
Union.
7:45-"Whooping Coush-How To
Relieve IT."
S--Nera r. Kcane, contralto; Alfred
&C. Mcclure, tenor; Walter Spill
lane, cellist; Albert Mills, bari
tone.
s-Broadcast from new Metropoli-
tan theater-ONerture by the
Metropolitan Grand orchestra.
s:45-Broadcas direct from Rus
sian Amber room at 7, d. Cooks,
Ray Stewartson and his orch.
WCAC-MANSFIELD-275
7.20--Music; reports.
7:3O--Dairy farming course.
7.45-Music.
WJAK-PRONiDENCE-306
S-Choral Association,
9--Gypsies.
1O-Grand opera.
WEEI-BOSTON-3i9
C:35-Lost and Found weather
G:45-Big Brother club.
7;3o-Santa Claus.
sc. e. Rideout, mcteorlogst.
A:l5-Marjoric Posselt concert.
S:15-Program same as WEAf.
lO-Scotty Holmes orchestra; band
WTAG-WORCEsTER-26S
7-Scicncc talk.
7:l5-Story teller; stock reports.
S;10-Robin Hoods orchestra.
I0-11-Grand opera, Tales Of HoiL-
man"
NEAE-NIW NORk--i92
6-Dinner music.
Choir carol service,
7:30-"Lul}aby Lady
a--Alcn Trio,
S;20--Piano su'os.
S.4i-"Towcr Health Talk
g-Musir 10y Gypsics,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
WRNY-NEW YORk-21O

Gypsy Trio.
Jack NILS Songstcrs.
$50 Blanche Sch.cin, pianiste,
$--hing Coles Entertainers.
S:So-Tommy Althousc, songs.
Judith Roth. soprano.
5;@u-I.ynnbrook Players.
lu-Nitn Marfin. S0nranu.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21

N' ~ " VI lN +Nt W. plEFHl.
$50 George Twaroschk, violinist.
S:S0-Bible instruction.
S:40-Niolin and soprano solos.
WAHG-RICHMOND HILI--316
7:30-George Wooley, saxophone.
7:45-Synchrophase Trio.
S:l5--Augustine Jaquillard, soprano
8:S0-Rialto orchestra.
9-Radio Santa Claus.
9:05-Charles Brass tenor
9:15-Synchrophase Trio.
9:45-Charles Brass. tenor.
l0-Jeyva Blk, contrato.
l0:1 Joe Zimmerman's orchestra.
IL (midnighD-Browns Trapezo.
dians; Ukulele Bob Macdonald.
WGBB-FREEPORT-2II
S-ChriStmas Carol Chorus.
S:l5--Crescent City Trio.
S:45-Jeannette Austin, contralto.
81. o. Jenner, talk.
9:10-F. II. S. Orchestra; Glee club.
g:55-Billy Eisenbluth's "Lynbrook-
lyn."
WOR-NEWARk-tO5
6:15-Aerial Santa Claus
G:35-"Words Mispronounced."
| G:S7-"Sports," Bill Wathey.
Catalogues Jacobs Ensemble.
';S0-Halsey Miller's orchestra.
S-"Current Topics" Fl. V. Kalten-
born.
S;3O-"Al Reds Hour.
5:30-New England society dinner.
l1-Irving Aronson's Crusaders.
WGCP-NEWARK-252
G-Orchestra.
| 6:30-Daddy Dingle.
S;SQ-Perry Bradford entertainers.
S:45-Talk to Boys. Philip Wolf.
S;55-Tracey and Mohr composers.
9:1O-loomis orchestra
@:40-Bob Wards Little Wards.
10-StriCkland's orchestra.
1l-Connie's orchestra.
| / l:30-Murphy's Entertainers
WAAM-NEWARK-2G3
6-orchestra; talk.
7-Cidonis' orchestra.
7;&0--Sport Oracle
7:45-Cora Morris. soprano.
S-Wm, NJ. Emery, tenor.
H:15-Battin Hi Brass SeXtette.
| Waldo Emery, tenor.
y:40-lligh school string quartet.
&C. f. Craik, tenor,
g:25-Talk, H. L. Beaver.
9;&5--Tenor; pianist.
lQ-Orchcstra.
Observation-Disclosures
80 Dream Daddy.
H-Short Agro-W Waves.
N:1i~-Current events.
Stanley thcater hour,
10 Dance orchestra.
| l0:%o-NaudeNillc.
Franklin dance orchestra.
NEI-PHLADEI PHIi-395
6:39-COncert orchestra.
dance orchestra.
WIP-PHILADHPHIA-50S
G:o5-Dinnor music,
7-I}rdtime story; roll call.
observation-disclosures
1:%0--D Dinner music,
S-Carol services.
9-Music by Gypsins.
Io-Opora, Tales o. Hoffman,
1l-Dance music.
WCAU-PHHADELPHIh-21S
| S-Edwin Evans program.
>:45--Amorican Earo Trio.
g:10-Royal MacIcan. tenor.
9:So-Delawarc County Serrnadcra
| l0-SOngs,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21

Observation-Disclosures

2-EdWin Evans program.
N:45--Amorican Eario Trio.
g:1o-Royal MacLcan, tenor.
9:&o-Delawarc County Serruadcrs
l0-Songs.
rt.oU rTb- D,r,l IONS
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21

S. Fur hour program, Recital by
Nine, Gradiona pampari. harpist
N:3o-The Pullman rortors' quartet
io--at. Louis Post Dispatch concert
orchestra, Max Stcindcl, conduct.
try
The Washington times., 1925-06-30

of President Leigh Palmer Of the
Fleet Corporation.
The board announced prior to
the opening of the bids, that it
may, after consideration, continue
negotiations and that all offers re-
ceived prior to final award or
awards may be considered. This
was designed to give notice that if
the vessels are not sold as a result
of the bids received at this time,
the board may proceed with
further negotiations for the purpose
of effecting a satisfactory sale or
sales. If such negotiations are
conducted, all prospective buyers
will be afforded an opportunity to
submit their best and final bids"
The vessels are located at Nor
folk, New York. New Orleans,
Philadelphia and Mobile.
A clause in the sale contract pro-
vides that if any. purchaser makes
a proposal satisfactory to the
Shipping Board to convert any of
the vessels with Diesel engines in
American yards with machinery of
American manufacture, the board
may accept such a proposal in lieu
of the obligation to scrap and dis.
mantle the vessels.