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night labeled the House bin to penalize
publication Of unauthorized Govern
ment information "a dangerous inno-
vation.'
"The real danger of censorship" he
said. "is not so much through direct
prohibition as through the fear inspired
which prevents people from publishing
what may be perfectly lawful.
This bill sets penalties for publish
ing any matter which was obtained in
a certain manner. How can any one
know the source Of all material which
is printed? The only safe thing to do
is to keep mum.
1.-The bill might permit Government
officials to engage in any number OF
activities which the press would fear
to reveal 1t protects every one who
Evening star., 1933-04-07
Unusual Operation
Closes Safety Pin
In Baby's Stomach
No Instruments Used by
Doctor After Making
IncisiOn.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. April 7.-Ten-wee old
Marilyn Zeigmund apparently was feel
ing fairly well today despite the fact a
physician took her stomach in his hand
to close an open safety pin.
After making an incision in the
child's abdominal wall Wednesday, DR..
Gustav G. Herpe took hold of Marilyn's S
stomach and. without the use Of instru-
ments, manipulated it in such a man.
ner that he was able to close the pin.
Later the child regurgitated the closed
safety pin, and the physician announced
she was out of danger.
Marilyn received the pin while her
mother, Mrs. Benjamin Zeigmund, stood
over her last Tuesday. Mrs. Zeigmund
had the pin in her own mouth. The
child's antics caused her to laugh and
it dropped into Marilyn's mouth.
Marilyn promptly swallowed it.
Evening star., 1933-04-07
'ROME'S TINY BOOK
FIND M|N|M|zED
U. S. Collectors Dispute
Claim 1t Is Finest Exam
Pile of Printing.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, April Tt may be a "dis-
covery" in Rome but it's not in the
United States of America.
That was the answer Of American
book collectors to- report from Rome
of the discovery there Of a min
iature book which Roman newspapers
have hailed as the finest example of
printing in existence.
1t is tiny volume in which is con-
tanned portion of letter written by
Galileo to Maria Cristina di Lorena
in 1915.
To the American collectors of minia-
ture books-and. particularly to James
D. Henderson of Brookline, a leading
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With every step you take it presses ex-
cruciatingiy against the bruised, unpro-
tected nerves and tissues. The stinging,
unrelenting pain irritates and unnerves you
mars your face with early age lines.
Don't neglect this menace to your looks
and comfort. End dermastalsis now--quick-
ly, easily, pleasantly-by this simple home
treatment method.
At night, before retiring, soak the feet in
very hot water, for Is minutes. Then rub
in COOLENE, the new, ivory-white vanish
ing foot cream. Immediately you will feel
the callous begin to soften ~ COOLENE'S
healing, cooling oils and unguents pene-
trating deep into the sore, burning tissues
beneath. Instantly draws out fiery infam-
nation stops all irritation. Checks der
mastalsis by removing painful pressure
softens, and in a short time, actually tends
to destroy the entire cdllous
groaoth.
Be sure to get COOLENE lQ
today. Your first application
brings amazing relief. For
full day your feet will stay
wonderfully cool, springy, Y
untiring. COOLENE is
greaseless - will not stain
sheets or clothing.
Only dc Jar IL
On Sale At All
PEOPLES DRUG STORES
Evening star., 1933-04-07
MISSING VETERAN FOUND
THROUGH FINGERPRINTS
Shell-Shocked Ex-Service Man Had
Been Missing for Past
Seven Years.

BY the Associated Press.
TIFFIN, Ohio. April IA seven-year
search by Harry Woods for his missing
brother, Edwin, a shell-shocked World
War veteran, ended yesterday when the
Federal Identification Bureau notified
the searcher his brother had been To-
Gated in Rutherfordton, N. C.
The local American Legion post began
arrangements Immediately for the
brothers return. Harry Woods said the
brother disappeared in 1926 after being
robbed of his Identification papers,
which later were used by the robbers
to collect his Government compensa-
ton. The Identification Bureau re-
ported the veteran was identified
through Army fingerprint records.
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wishes to keep secret the public's husi-
ness. -
Even more than the direct effect
is the danger to the principle Of free
I'VE confidently expect that such
if it does, that it win be vetoed by the
President
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NAVY JOB TO BE FILLED
Clerkship Examinations by Civil
Service to Be April IS.

The United States Civil Service will
accept applications until April Is for
the position Of transportation rate clerk
to I'LL vacancy in the Bureau Of Sup
plies and Accounts of the Navy Depart
ment. The salary is $4,000 a year.
minus economy deductions of not more
than Is per cent and retirement de-
duction Of 3la per cent.
Applicants must show three years past
experience in work allowing them to be-
come familiar with passenger tariffs,
rules of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, etc. Full information is avail
able, at the Office of the Civil Service
Commission, Seventh and F streets.
Evening star., 1933-04-07
DIETZ WON'T SUMMON
Ex-WIFE IN $50, 900 SUIT
Chemist Says Former Lulu Talma
of Movies Will Not Be Called
Against Young Fairbanks.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, April 7.-Attorneys
for Jorgen Dietz said his former wife,
the erstwhile Lulu Talma of the screen,
will not be called as a witness in trial
of his $4,000 alienation of affections
suit against Douglas Fairbanks, jr, film
actor.
Dietz. a chemist, charged that Fair
banks stole the love of the actress, who
is now q writer in Copenhagen, Den
mark. She recently denied a report
she had said she and Fairbanks expect
ed to marry in Paris next Summer
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FREE FOOT TEST!

You will receive a complete Test
and Analysis of your feet, and be
shown exactly what causes your
aches and pains. Relief by the
proper DR.. Scholl Appliance or
Remedy will be demonstrated on
your own feet. You will also be
given advice as to the size, width
and type of shoe you should wear,
how to give your feet the right
care, etc.-ALL WITHOU T
CHARGEl What you will gain
will be of lifelong benefit to you.
Therefore, remember the date
and be sure to attend.
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Demonstration
All This Week
at 1107 6 Sc. NV.

Seldom has an opportunity like
this been presented to foot suf-
ferers in this city and vicinity.
BY special arrangement, We have
secured the exclusive services OF
an Expert from the New York
Staff of DR.. VIM. M. Scholl, world
noted Foot Authority. He wiz
be assisted by our own Expert
for this important occasion. II
) you suffer from your feet, by all
means arrange to be here on the
above date,
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Names Children Euphoniously.

Mrs Frank Allison Of Blythsyille,
Ark. believes in euphonious names for
her children. Here are some: oza
Odeth Afte. Odra Athe, Ola Frankie,
Ora Kessie and Odar Jettie.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter. it is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care OF
The Star will be delivered to adver-
Users on presentation of the box
number ticket.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

INSURANCE AGENTS WANTED-Good con-
tract and exclusive territory in District,
vicinity Md. and Va; opportunity to appoint
subage Sckness-accident-life insurance
premium payable monthly. Call 4lO-4ll
Bond BUILDING
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WANTED-SALESMAN.
S statesmen.
DEAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE.
An exceptional opportunity is afforded 3
Of the best lot statesmen in or around WASH
1ngton: big advertising campaign under way:
prospects dying for lack of attention: must
be able to close own sales. have car
and tell the truth in selling. clean record
and ready to go to work Immediately this
week Interviews all day and up till pm;
evenings MIR. BARRY. 200 ARLINGTON
RIDGE AURORA HILLS, VA. PHONE
WALNUT 1905.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES,

AUTOMOBILES at Weschier's auto auction.
g2S st. NV. every Wednesday and Satur-
day. 10 am. Usually a good assortment.
RENAULT 6-CYLINDER CONVERTIBLE
coupe. with rumble seat good tires; in good
running order; 500. Chrysler roadsters go,
S45 to $50 Buick Master sedan. S45. 2
Buick tourings $40 each.
ROBERT HERSONS AUTO EXCHANGE,
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
MOTOR TRAVEL.
PERSONAL.
The rate under heading nf Personal
Is cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.

GRADUATE NURSE CARES FOR AGED
people and beo patients in her home; good
care: rates reasonable. Adams $3.50:
THURSON SCHOOL APO 10th ST. NV.
Col. 944"-W. Instruction and care of chill
dren; primary and kindergarten grades;
Summer session hours. am till 3 pm:
Salts. s am. till l pm. Reasonable rates.
.3'
REDUCING. TREAT. So; RESULTS AS
sured; cabinet Turkish baths. massage.
ladies' cleo treat. No. 62GS. 1913 st. "3'
CHEVY CHASE-MOTHER AND DAUGH-
ter desire to share detached home with
garage; desirable couple; references ex-
changed. Clev. 1894. 23'
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

CULTURE, Inc lEstab. 1919, W'tons orig
inal largest and finest equipped beauty
school Day, evening classes. Easy terms.
SIS 14th st NV. Met 17.S.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS-LICENSED
white men; anywhere. any hour; your or our
car Cal any time. Adams :34S9. 25'
DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY by refined.
patient instructors: d. c.. Md. or Va. per
mits procured. Met. 1852 and S2l2. 22.
WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF BEAUTY Gull
ture; night and day classes. Green's, 225
National Press Bldg. Met. S6o:.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE German preferred: wife
to do cooking and homework. husband care
for lawn. general utility and Occasionally
drive car on small estate in Rock Creek
Park: family of two; suite of three rooms
and salary of $50. Apply DR.. Schafhirt
o3s
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

cVphers incubato one 34O eggs; two 800; :
brooder stoves: cheap. Phone Clar. 39S.
o3s
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, EXCEPTIONAL
FRANKLINS,

A model lbs de luxe sedan; a model
-35 de luxe convertible coupe. can trade
your present car and arrange terms. See Mr..
Maloney Norris & Young Brake Service.
Inc. 2OlS I4th st. NV. North :'g49
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Real Estate Statesmen
FORMER BANK EMPLOYEES

Have an unusual opportunity to earn an
excellent income with local building loan
association Address Box 5g-R Star office,
and personal interview will be granted each
applicant
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

AUCTION SALE ON FARM OF p. FRANK
Tippett Cheltenham. Md. Wednesday. April
"6, 1888. beginning at o'clock. 30 head
of horses and mules These horses we'll
broke SOUND and work to suit you. Can be
seen and inspected any day after April 81.
p. Frank Tippett. Cheltenham. Md. e3'
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES papered. 81 and
up; estimate fur: work guaranteed. A. T.
George, 2129 18th st. NV. Apt. ., Dec. 4 40
UPHOLSTERING repairing, slip covers. cush-
ions reeds lacauered; fine work done reas
Garland. 1882 Ga ave. Phone &c. 3646
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HUPMOBILE SEDAN. 1890. de luxe equipped
This car is positively same as new only SD
down balance easy terms arranged. NO
property sieners. Century Motors. 1908
13th ST NV North gr:,o
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HUPMOBILE, big x: late 1892; model H. d.
luxe type: Is new tires: mileage, 1000; Boo,
damaged by fire; for quick sale So. ROD
ert Herson's Auto Exchange, - Florloa ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-04-22

NASH 1881 SID. CONVERTIBLE TOUR
ing. 5-pass-Sx wire wheels and trunk. ORIG
inal black finish like new: driven only ] 900
miles by original owner: S5g5. It's one OF
our best bargains. Stanley H. Horner, Inc.
No.
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IIURAS, IoUJ Ibth ST. N.W.-PIeaSant
hotel-like accommodations; fireproof build
nice double. rooms $3.50 and 50 wk Sim
gle. Sd and 81 TranSientS 81 lin
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CHAUFFEUR. white. unencumbered, ID
years experience, do minor repairs; best OF
references. Address Box 65-S, Star ONCE.
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1920 18th ST. NW.-Single or double front
room, windows; newly decorated bath
same floor: free phone. oG.
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MARMON DE LUKE SEDAN. 1929; I'M
usually fine condition owner unable TO
drive; sacrifice, S225. 39e2 14th st. NV.
dar,
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YOUNG MAN COLLEGE graduate, newspaper.
stenoeraphic and clerical experience, will
work for Sl2 a week. Address Box Us,
Star ONCE
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FAINT Err, thoroughly exp. has large family.
needs work imme diately. Will work for rent
consideration. address Box 66-S, Star ONCE.
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ELECTRICIANS, capable men thoroughly
minimum wage expected. Address Box 24-S.
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HELP-MEN.

FFEUR-HOUSEMAN, colored. expert;
enccd; state age and salary expected: board
will be furnished: steady Job for good man
Address Box 55-S, Star offce. ~.
DRIVER wanted for privately owned Blue
Light Cab Apply Mr.. Callahan, between
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MEN, am looking for intelligent men will
ing to work three hours evenings on a
sales proposition that will net excellent re-
turns Address Box AIR. Star ONCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-04-22

MEN, young employed government; or other
ofices. to handle cheap, quick -selling nov
cnnd CleY 1Nl0 GG'
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HELP-WOMEN.

DRESSMAKER, experienced, for altering
dresses days work at home OF employer.
Address Box 50-R. Star office.
GOVERNMENT WORKERS. extra money
spare time. Potomac 3045. or call at l:27
Iark CT n
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1894 HARVARD. Apt. Large. comfortable
room next 10 bath. S14 mo-; plenty hot wa
ter; excel location.
1871 ST NW.--Nice. clean single and
double rooms; board optional; central; $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-04-22

FILIPINO desires position in family as
cook builder or houseman, with references.
country or city Call Columbia BASS. "a.
FORMER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR de-
sires position with electrical or contracting
firm as estimator practical electrician;
Miller o3s
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HELP DOMESTIC.
SITUATlONS-MEN.

Persons advertising for Situations
Wanted" are harmed to exercise
careful investigation Of persons Of
terino positions Uhere cash deposits
are required to secure employment.
AUTO MECHANIC wants work; Is years ex
pcrience on all makes; plenty tools: work
guaranteed; references Lincoln 6725-W.
BELLMAN butler, houseman. Intelligent
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FORD 1923 SEDAN-Very clean interior.
good paint, dandy motor. clean upholstery
and fine appearance all for only S143
terms Owens Motor Co. 1928 Georgia ave.
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PACKARD SPORT CONVERTIBLE COUPE
Ideal town car; oficer ordered to foreign
duty: must sacrifice. Will demonstrate.
Telephone Emerson 5414. Apt. sos. -
PACKARD 1880 5-PASSENGER CLUB
sedan-No trades or terms. Cash only. Ma
o41o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-04-22

So BILTMORE NW-Attractive room in
modern private home: very reasonable, re-
fined gentlemen; fine location; refs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-04-22

HUDSON SEDAN-Absolutely like new
part trace; terms Owner, Pot. 3ils-W
oHs
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Furnished Apis. and Houses

EAST-5 room modern bungalow nicely
furnishehdi garage: reasonable. Call CHI
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LEGALS
Sc Legal Notices

MENT. d" AND METHODS OF PERFORM
ING WORK" ARE CONTAINED IN EACH
PROPOSAL AND SHALL GOVERN ON
REGTED TO THE SPECIAL PROVISIONS
COVERING SUBLETTIEG OR ASSIGNING
THE CONTRACT AND TO THE USE OF
AGREEABLE TO THAT ACT, THE
MINIMUM WAGE PAID TO ALL UN-
SKILLED LABOR EMPLOYED ON THIS
PER HOUR. The MINIMUM WAGE PAID
TO ALL SKILLED LABOR EMPLOYED
ON THIS WORK SHALL BE ONE DOL
HOUR s--'D " ''-' I 20 ~ ZEN / . rAi'
LAWRENCE. g. JACKSON COUNTIES
on Road 509From ~ mix miles west IS " to
miles east of characterization County
G PayingE4 6s4 miles on ROAD 5oEFro ON
2 miles r. w. to 21a miles east Of
RIPLEY CoUNTY-P. " A. Prof. PTS
Paving-4,s12 miles on Road II. s.
oTIPPPEac5AaNoE COUNTY,. W. a. PROF.
land to State Road 45.
ADAMS COUNTY-P W A. Prof. 34s-
1921 miles on Road 527-Decatur to ohio
CAss & FULTON coUNTIEsP W. A.
Prof. 34s A-13.O32 miles on Road II
Logansport TO Grass Creek.
On the above bids are invited on five
types Of pavement: CONCRETE-BITU-
MINOuS -BRICK-ASPHAL-
TIC MACADAM-RQCK ASPHALT. as
shown on the plans and described in
the, specifications. supplements. ana spc-
ci8E IPR5PTISSR9ne d RgefI51a7Y1ng hereto ,,o
Selyin
On the above. bids are invited for
grading and the construction Of structures
OF 20 foot clear. span and under and for
Two types Of surfacing: GRAVEL
CRUSHED STONE. as shown on the plans
and described II the specifications. sup
PIGMENTS. and special provisions pertain
THE STATE WILL NOT FURNISH ANY
CEMENT FOR ANY OF THE WORK
LISTED IN THIS NOTICE.
Proposal blanks and specifications may
be obtained free. and plans upon pay
ment Of nominal charge. refund Will
may be examined as the office Of the
State Highway Commission. State House
annex s Indianapolis: ALL CHECKS FOR
-.CHAIRMAN. STATE HIGHWAY COM
MISSION OF INDIANA"
IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO THIS LET
EXPERIENCE RECORD AND FINANCIAL
STATEMENT. PREPARED on THE STATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSION STANDARD
FORM. WHICH WILL BE FURNISHED
RECORDS AND FTNANcIAL STATEMENTS
PREVIOUSLY FILED WITH THE COM
MISSION aids ION : WILL ILLL-MoT BE ACCEPTABLE
Zach bidder. with his proposal. shall
ME a corporate surety bond. payable 70
the, State, Of Indiana. in the sum Of one
and one half fliz) times the amount OF
his proposal. and in the form provided BY
Law law: Contracts VII be awarded 70 tns
iect any or all bids is reserved
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF INDIANA
JAMES D. ADAMS. CHAIRMAN.
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NOTICE 70 CONTPACTOPs:


Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals for the construction of certain
highways described as follows. will be
HghWs9 & nf at his O. d ee in S ths
State House Annex. indianapolis, until
1000 a. M. Central Standard Time, on
the 18th day of November, 1888. when all
proposals will be publicly opened and
read.
ON THE FOLLOWING STATE CON-
TRACTS" EACH BIDDER SHALL FILE
HIS WAGE STIPULATION" WITH EACH
PROPOSAL IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN
ACT ACT, OF OF THE STATE OF INDIANA. EN-
FORM OF WAGE sTIPULATIoN IS
BOUND WITH THE PROPOSAL.
niles on Road 66-East edge Of Troy.
On the above, bids are invited for in
stallation Of a SLIDE PREVENTIVE DE-
scribed in the specifications, supplements.
and special provisions pertaining thereto.
or an alternate device meeting the ap-
WARRIcK coUNT7Y-Proj. TIA D1
Drainage-Road 66-Mile east of Yankee
On the above. bids are invited for the
installation of perforated pipe at Horton S
mine. as shown on the plans and de-
scribed in the Specifications supplements,
THE FoLLoWING aNATIoNATs REcoV-
cry MUNICIPAL PROJECT AND ma
TIONAL RECOVERY HIGHWAY PRO
ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS
OF THE NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL RE-
COVERY ACT" OF JUNE 16. 1888. SPE-
IE Ea OF g5' I2BoR HI7 WA AGE RoGR KS
OF EMPLOYMENT AND CONDITIONS OF
B E3AT5 4IssC AND METa0Ds OF
IN EACH PROPOSAL AND SHALL Gov
EF3N ON THIS WORK
THE ATTENTION OF BIDDERS IS d.
RECTED TO THE SPECIAL PROVISIONS
IEG THE CONTRACT AND TO THE USE
or DOMESTIC MATERIALS.
AGREEABLE TO THAT ACT. THE
WORK SHALL BE FORTY SEVEN (47
WAGE PAID TO ALL Skilled LABOR
FIFTY FIVE 1851 CENTS PER HOUR.
MARION COUNTY-N r NJ Prof 40 D
% AS miles on Road 52-Lafayette Road
in Indianapolis.
On the above. bids are invited on three
types Of pavement: CONCRETEBITU-
MINOUS BRICK. as shown
on the plans and described in the speci-
hcations. supplements. and special pro-
visions pertaining thereto.
WARREN COUNTY-N r. H. Prof "a
Al Grading-l.l74 miles on Road "a west
OF Wabash River at Covington.
On the above. bids are invited for grad
ing and the construction OF structures
OF 20 loot clear spar. and under. as shown
on the plans and described in the
provisions pertaining thereto.
THE FOLLOWING PUBLIC WORKS
APpM5rNoIss5ITR E1 PRoJEcTso ARE It, 70
WITH TIE PROVISIONS OF THE ma
TIONAL INDUSTRIAL RECOVERY ACT
sc s1oN sUTE IL 4rv 1888 sPEGI E1 PRoyI
LABOR" WAGES. HOURS on EMPLOY
AENT AND CONDITIONS or .EMEL0X-
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As Autos for Sale.
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annual meeting OF the
White River Railroad Company for cleo
ton of officers and general business will
be held at the Office OF Kingan g. Co,
indianapolis, "Wednesday. Nov. 18th. at