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Nogales international., 1943-02-26
meet again in Arizona.


Margaret wants me to ask a favor
of you. One of her instructors in
College is collecting Mexican stamps
and knowing she was from Nogales
asked her if she knew Cor through
some other friend,) of some one
there who would be willing to ex-
change stamps with him. If you
should know of anyone who would
will you please send their address
to us and she will hand it to her
instructor and he can get in touch
with them.
Sincerely yours,
MRS NICK BERCICH
Nogales international., 1943-02-26

the day our first state governor,
George w. P. Hunt, walked from
the Ford to the statehouse for his
inauguration Feb. IA, 1912 some
years ago Elder went to Washington
as a secretary to Carl Hayden, first
congressman and now a senator.
Nogales international., 1943-02-26
BENE VISITOR

Harry V. Bene of Phoenix, former
State Democratic Chairman. was in
town Friday from Phoenix. He is
state supervisor of vocational re-
habilitation.
Nogales international., 1943-02-26
JOINS MARINES

j. T. Butch" Flores of the Key
City Cleaners left Saturday for the
marine base at San Diego He re
Gently joined the marines.
Nogales international., 1943-02-26

received the portfolio had not jose
phus Daniels, Mr.. Roosevelt's "old
boss" asked for the post as Ibis
only request" of the Roosevelt ad-
ministration. (Arizona News, Phoe-
nix, Feb 19)
Nogales international., 1943-02-26

Vida Price. local teacher, receiv-
ing a portable radio from her
brother, Glynn Price, who is in the
Navy air corps in the Southwest
Pacific . wrote he wasn't allowed
to have it down there . so had to
send it back to the states.
Nogales international., 1943-02-26

Misses Vida Price and Lucille
Lowe horseback riding both
from states where horses still quite
numerous T.. Miss Price an Okla
homan and Miss Lowe an Arizonan.
Nogales international., 1943-02-26

State Income Tax Officer Howard
Elder assisting taxpayers during few
days stay in town ;. he was clerk
in the old Ford Hotel at Phoenix on
Nogales international., 1943-02-26

Lower part of Sleepy Hollow re-
ported "lit up like a toothache'
during dimout Monday night.
Nogales international., 1943-02-26
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M phelps DODGE Corporation

n ecduse Phelps Dodge Corporation is
X deeply interested in the development dnC
- growth of Arizona, it has adhered to c
policy of buying Arizona products for use ir
its mining, milling dnd smelling operations
whenever such products con be purchased
in the State. Arizona products ore also pur.
chased extensively by Phelps Dodge Mer-
cdntile CompdnY dnd sold to the retail trade
in the vmious mining districts in which Phelps
Dodge Corporation operates.
The Phelps Dodge mining properties in
the Southwest, located at Bisbee, Morenci.
Ajo. Jerome Tyrone. ond Ndcozdri. purchase
q large portion Of the mine timbers they need
from the forests located in the northern port
Of the State. ond explosives from q powder
plant near Benson. Lime and grinding
bdlls, for use in the ldrge concentrd-
tors at Morenci and Ao. as well as WIYS
foundry products. oxygen, dCetYlene, N*.##"= .
crushed rock. sond, silica, dnd many NO.
other items produced in Arizona v
which ore used in the operations Of V
Nogales international., 1943-02-26

from accepting public offices dur
ing their tenure, and third, Har-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11

".
3-Swss advices understood that Italy, with 100000
trained and armed had decided join the Allies against
Germany after Rome bombed during early morning
hours and German seized Genoa Verona and Bresca
and battled Italian troops for possession of Bologna
Berlin communique said fighting between German and
Allied troops lin full swing the Gulf of Saerno
II credited German planes with sinking heavy cruiser
9000on transport large landing well as
scoring bomb hits many transports totanc more than
100000 tons
5The Berlin radio described continuing assault on
Italian warships which alleged radng Naz ships be-
tween Corsica and Sardinia but reports indicated
vessels already had reached the Allies and parong
Gulf Of Genoa with British vessels British warships were
said TO have entered the Italian laramie naval base
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
County 10 Probe
Sheriff S Office

The board Of county auditors
voted TO conduc, a complete sur
vey Of the Wayne County sher-
IFS office in an effort to put II
on more efficient basis and
dispense with possible other out
moded practices.
AZ the suggestion Of County
Auditor Frlel the board also voted
rs call a conference with Sheriff
Bard TO consider eliminating
payment Of fees 10 prisoner trans
fer agents. TO consider changing
their status to regular sherifiS
deputies on a Salaried basis. and
the purchase OF an escape proof
car for the transfer Of prisoners
Appointed 10 conduct the sur
vey were Chief County Account.
1t-t1tSTC r Davcy and County
Accountant Walter Van Goethcm.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Rome SurrenderS:
NaZiS Seize Vatican
Continued from Page one

possibility Of Badoglo government declaring Ger
many. had been reported from Switzerland
Meanwhile Italian warships and a merchantshp that
arrived Gibraltar and Radio Agers
SAID Italian planes arriving North Africa from Italy
10000 Italians disarmed in the north the
Germans Stained.
communique Germans
Naples and Saerno have been established indicating
that under attack by Allied invasion forces
might be a doubtful position
In southern France the communque said the Italian
surrendered lis without incident the troops Of Gen. Field
Marshal Karl Gerd Rundsted and the from Touon
Menone occupied by Nazis Other reports had told Of
clashes southern France.
Stockholm reported the Germans control of Corsica.
The communique SAID that the Balkans the bulk Of the
commanding Italian authorities has submitted understandingy
10 the demands of the German commander.
Divisions Of the Italian the the Albanian
capital of nrana and of the Ith Italian Army Athens
IN the majority already laid down their the communque
sald. Olher reports told Of hghtlng in Albania
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Badoqlio Reported Out

"a Bern dispatch said Marshal Badoglo to
Beno Ausson had quit the premiership and that Field
Marshal Enrco Cavga ST. had taken the government
Romes broadcast version that Badoglio away from
Rome military business and Caviga had assumed
rnaudta riiV
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
British Warships Seize Taranto

The Allies and the racing occupy the
important points Italy with the Allies gaining mpor
advantage when British force supported by the Royal
Navy. Italian base Of laramie in the heel
of Ialy's boot.
The Germans, however, moving rapidly. They re-
had sunk Italian baeshp and presumably sunk
destroyer when the uftwafe intercepted and
bombed Italian naval units attempting to escape from Speza
The Na also said they forced other Italian naval units to
return Greek ports.
The DNB agency said that Naz motorized forces
Albania and had seized defense works the whole
Adriac including Valona Durazzo and Fl Basan Other
said that the Italians fighting the Germans
points in Albania
The reports of great events and fighting sweeping through
Italy only IS hours after the nations unconditional surrender
to the Allies took effect, included
Swiss reports that King Victor Emmanuel had given
his throne which he has held 1900 favor of Crown
Prince Umberto Rome radio broadcast
report Umbertos family reported have arrived
Switzerland last night.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
EFaHkkeennsteeH EFaHkkeennssteeHH Asks Asks
New Production Plan

WASHINGTON. Sept 10 CUP)
Richard T Frankensteen. vice
president Of the CAW-CIO. today
urged adoption of an overall pro-
duction plan for the aircraft m.
ITUVTTT HS SUBSTITUTE measure
tor labor draft proposals. IN
Congress
FrankenSteen charged that fall
ure Of management and govern
ment 10 solve the manpower
problem completely is 10 throw
upon labor the full burden Of
sacrifice and adjustment for the
derehctionS OF others"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
MILITARY MATTERS ONLY
j. n. kircher Rites Set

BAY CITY, Sept 10 Funeral
services VIII be held tomorrow
for John H. KiTcher, 56, who died
al his home at All Harold yeSter-
day after a short illness. He is
survived by the widow. a son and
daughter. Burial will be in Kaw-
kaWln
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
ADMIRAL'S MESSAGE

Italian navy minister Rear
Admiral RafTaele Decurteu IN an
order Of the dan 10 his forces
broadcast by Rome radio warned
there were hard tasks in store
for YOU tasks which Will i'm
pose on YOU moral sacrifices
compared with which sacrifices
Of blood would be OF secondary
Importance
The order warned the Italian
navy that YOU must show that
nothing Is unbearable for YOU
when the future of your country
- strike
DccurtenS order presumably
was connected with Allied sur
render terms providing for sur
--------7 u rtt1T ft9pr- FTCsUmab1N
= majority Of Italian warShipS
were en- route 10 Allied ports
-RetaEa- the -aFnatsttee thr -itai-
ian fleet In addition 10 the Spezia
squadron was believed 10 have
been anchored IN Genoa, Taranto
ann TRIESTE,
Me LIttorios based ~ SpeH8
l<1,- modern hattleWaeeHs com
parable 10 the British George y
TTa5y- TToy mounted nine l5-lnCh
guns
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
New Fascist Government

"a DNB German agency broadcast by Berlin said
that Nlussoin would leadership a
cst government Authoritative London denied
Mussolini had been turned the Allies and prs
oner in North Africa.
"A Swiss radio broadcast heard by Exchange Tee-1
graph told of large Allied convoy headed for Albania through
the lonian Sea- and the Axscontroled Scandinavian news
agency in dispatch from Zurich Stockholm German
troops were advancing into Albania fearing landing through
| Islianheld norris
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
lansing CAP Plan. Show

LANSING. Sept. 10-Local Civil
Air Patrol officials announced to-
day that the CAP will stage a
large air show here Sunday after
noon. Sept 26. 10 boost enlist
ments in the army air forces. The
show will feature parachute jump
ing A crowd OF $4,000 spectators
Is expected.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Victim Of Own Ruling

SAGINAW. Sept. 10-City Man
ager Carl II Peterson was con-
Mentioning in Chicago today az
his own expense City council re-
Gently approved Peterson's rec
ommer dation that all city officials
pay their own convention eN-
penses during the present low
financial ebb.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
lansine Filler Decorated

LANSING, Sept. 1o-Word has
been received here by Mr. and
Mrs, John w. Pulcipher of Will
hamSton that their son. 1t. Ralph
r.. %. of 314 Regent, has been
awarded the Air Medal in Eng
la~G for i've successful missions
over enemy territory He rs A
graduate of MISC.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11

II the German broadcast re-
porting the sinking or damaging
OF TWO Italian battleshlpS. two
cruisers and destroyer Is cor
rect 1t would mean that the
Luttwaiie had crushed the back
bone Of what remained of the
Italian fleet.
The Italian fleet previously wa
estimated to include three mod
crn 35,000-ton Littorio class bat
tleshlpS and four cruisers at
Spezta
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
u. S. Moyies for ItaIY

HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 10 1NS
American motion pictures will
move into italy shortly for Italian
civilians. it was disclosed today IN
Hollywood
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Stimson Warns
That Germans
Still Hold Italy

WASHINGTON Sept -lINSl
Secretary of War Stimson en-
pnasizcd at his news conference
Yesterday that Italy,S uneondi-
tlonal surrender and the current
Allied drive 10 oust the German
army from Italian soil do not
mean that the war will soon be
over.
"Our two strongest enemies"
he warned, "Still must be- over
come and il will be time to cele-
brate when they are defeated.
NAZIs STILL IN ITALY
The capitulatiOn of Italy"
ne said, represents an inn
portant victory for the Allied
army but II does not mean the
immediate occupation OF the
country.
~ ~ tNNluldiFu NUhA HI w
20 German divisions may be In
Italy today.
This would he a larger force
than the German strength In
Tunisia and Sicily.
The Germans can increase
their troops in Italy il they wish
10 do So"
MILITARY MATTERS ONLY
The Italian armiStice, which
was negotiated by Gen. ElSen-
hover and his staff. was described
by StimSon as dealing only with
military matters. 9lth political
and economic questions 10 be set
tlcd later.
StImSon sand the armlstice
term, have been kept secret. in
contrast TO those OF the last wal
because the two major enemies
Germany and Japan--Still must
be beaten TO their knees.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Federal Workers Win
House Design Contest

First prize of 81 900 was shared to-
day by Oliver Lundquist and Erro
Saarinen, Finnish architect, both of
the ONCE of Strategic Services, for
their joint design submitted In an
international competition Design
for Postwar Living" sponsored by
the National Magazine of Arts and
Architecture.
The winning design called for the
prefabrication of all parts of the
house except in the living room.
Z Several hundred plans were SUBJ
mitted in the contest undertaken to
obtain cross-section of expert
opinion on the houses Americans
will build after the war. Most of the
designs indicated that the contest
ants believed that postwar houses
will be prefabricated, the parts made
on the factory lines and assembled
on the building site.
Second award of $500 went to l. M,
Pei, Chinese, and E. H. Duhart, both
of Harvard University, who worked
together. A Los Angeles designer,
Raphael s. Soriano, won the third
prize of $3.50. Awards of 500 each
were made to Susanne and Arnold
Wasson- Tucker, Boston; George A.
Storz, Chicago; B. H. Bradley, Chi
cago; 1t. Royal A. Mcclure, Seattle,
and Lois and Fred Langhorst, San
Francisco.
Fifty of the exhibits, including
the eight prize winners, will be
shown in museums from coast to
coast, sponsors of the contest said,
beginning with three-week show
ing at the Los Angeles County Mu-
scum, opening tomorrow.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.

GIRL, colored, wants Job, daywork. house
keeping. Call DI. 0425, ask for Susie.
helper. clean and honest; stay nights.
GIRL, colored, wants gh.w., full time,
no Sundays. Call ME. 1874.
GIRL, colored, wishes part-tims work
mornings and evenings. DI; 6747.
evenings tankdigns care OF children. 35c
GIRLS, Q colored, want days work: 81
and carfare. ME. $3.50. Z to s pm, Rosie
Lee Williams.
HOUsEKEEPER, white, experienced: no
Laundry Apply 221 Ascot pl. ne.
WOMAN. young. colored, refined, wants
days work. Call FIR. 5516.
apt. no laundry; Mon. Tues, Wed. FIR.
$3.50.
WOMAN, colored, desires position as cook
and seneral houseworker; good references.
1911 l. st. NV
reference: good cook, honest, capable sleep
in: Temple 2249: Z.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

APARTMENT HOUSE MANAGER-Refine ed
widow, 10 years experience. Can furnish
best ot reference. Box 349-T, Star. O.
CHAUFFEUR, woman, 20 years experience,
desires work driving truck or delivery
wagon. Highest references as to business
ability. District 1857 g.
CoMPANION,NURsE: long experience. best
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, rs, single, de-
sires interesting work with opportunity to
meet public, experienced, excellent refs
Available Immediately. Box 476-T. Star.
LADY. exper hotel manager. bookkeeper,
p. B. x. operator, desires responsible posi-
ton; hotel preferably: excel. ref. Ma.
NURSE, registered. at present employed,
wishes part.time position, preferably 40
ad1 asm. to @ 3iso PM excellent reference. Box
TYriNGMAlI kinds to DO in the home.
TYPiN Tsfs a. n hKYeniIRss1R TREs aos Md oe ,on
called for and delivered: reasonable rates.
YOUNG LADY. experienced. desires part
time stenographic work. $40 a.m.-1 pm.
daily. Chestnut 3404. -
PART TTME-Dictation; compose corresp. ;
editing. Sat. afternoons andior one, two
ewes. wky. Adams 9547. s.
WOMAN, As years of age, 3 years ham
ding food. desires responsible worthwhile
connection aH R4Rk
Evening star., 1943-08-07
HELP DOMESTIC (cont.)
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT and tax consultant, state
snents. tax reports, books put in order, kept
at $40 mo. up: many Justly entitled tax
ATTORNEY 90. DRAFT deferred. married Z
years private practice in Washington, de-
sires association. full or part time. Box
BookKEEP'ER with public accounting ex-
perience. part time. Box 429-T, Star. 81
BOY, colored. wants regular morning work.
KITCHEN helper or on delivery truck. HO
ELECTRICIAN. years motor installation
Draft deferred, union card. BOX s7a.T,
JxNiToR's QUARTERS for part-time
work, ! child. Pernel Crockett. 1899
MAN. young, wants position as waiter
experienaeed good wor6inE conditions. CAN
MAN, colored, wants part-time janitor's
Sob sfteG 3:36 pm. Wishes Quarters.
sm. sAS Tn . S%s famy nyo.S desires sort
OFFiCE MANAGER. bookkeeper. small
real estate once, bond; draft exempt; exp:
YoGNa fHss m2Ps9fnse RGf tss dTas saT
ferred. desires connection with future. in
law, business or real estate once. part time
At hrst II desired; sive me a trial. BOX
Young MAN MAN. 80. expert iewelry clerk and
repair estimator. desires position; draft
status; AZ Box 44e.T. Star. g.
ns sox 4s7r STAR once work. collect
POSITION. experienced timekeeper. pay
roll and general once work No objection
to.Isay to Leaving city. Emwood s47. Phone
10 YEARS laundry and construction .x-
perience, desire permanent connection.
Draft deferred: Box 450-T. Star. g.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Giruud's Son Married

ALGIERS, Aug. 7 R.-Capt.
Henri Giraud, son of the French
commander in chief, Gen. Henri
Honore Giraud, married Jacqueline
Manuel, daughter of a North African
colonial family, at st. Mary's
Church here today. Capt. Giraud
is in the 9th Regiment of Chas-
seurs d'Afriuue.
Evening star., 1943-08-07

YOUNG WOMEN WANTED for
various positions in bank. Rapid
promotion and regular salary ad-
vancemepts. Excellent working
conditions. short hours and vaca-
tions with pay. Experience not
required. Reply In own hand
writing, stating age. to Box 443-T.
Star.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
HELP WOMEN.

ADDREssOGRAPH STENCIL CUTTER and
CLERK congsniai suTIr!0undings, hours suited suite
Apply Mr.. Radcliffe, 1914 18th ST. NV.
ADVERTISING AGENCY requires services
stenographer: 40-hour week. good pay.
Write experience. salary requirement. Box
3s3-T, Star.
BEAUTICIAN for neighborhood shop, good
salary and commission, pleasant working
conditions. GE. e00s.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
@ Sysslf zsHroS F. F. SVEN 9af SS'nsS sae 'nfR n,
ALL PERSONS WHO HEARD AND WIT
messed discussion between lady and clerk
in store at NV. corner 18th and sts.
NV. Friday, June rs, 1943, at about 3:45
p m, please communicate with r. r. LONG,
ll21 Denrike Building, DI. 1866.
NOTICE TO MR. PPKIN. FORMERLY OF
SlS St, oq6 nv, that car left In lgarage
At public sale within two weeks.
FROM THIS DATE I WILL NO LONGER
be responsible for any debts contracted by
any person other than myself, ALEXAN:
DER J. WEDDERBURN, 1st 1t. Signal
Corps. Fl. Sam Houston, Tex
WANTED-TRUCK OR TRUCK CO. TO
bring back part load Of household furniture
from New York to Washington on or be-
ter Ausyst 9, Cal NO. eo4o until $50;
QUAINT ACRES,
Now. open for the season. .Home-Er
vesetables in variety. Peaches, grapes.
apples in season. Combine orders with
neighbors. Silver Spring. Colesvilie I'd,
route 90, 8 mi from District. SH 5s1O
Evening star., 1943-08-07

SALAD GIRL
(White), woman with hotel
experience; hours, 8 to 5p.m.;
no Sunday work; good pay
and good working conditions.
Apply Madrillon Restaurant,
Washington Bldg, 18th and
New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-07

FUR SALESWOMAN,
Experienced, good references.
FOX FUR CO.,
425 7th st. NV. EX. 6976
MATTRESSES, colored, expert
enced only; good pay, excellent
hours; no Sunday work. Apply
State Pharmacy, 1922 Eye st. NV.
SODA DISPENSERS, colored, ex-
perienced only; excellent pay.
Apply State Pharmacy, 1922 Eye
st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-07

MAN (WHITE),
Draft exempt; light duties at
wrapping desk in air-condi-
toned store; $2e.5o week. See
Mr.. Green,
EISEMAN'S,
F st. at 7th NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
HELP WOMEN.

SODA FOUNTAIN Girls,
g. experienced for drugstore, white. over
! s, to work 3 to IL p.m Sunday of: uni
forms and meals furnished; 500 per mo.
FIR. 244o
Evening star., 1943-08-07
BOOKKEEPER,

Capable man wanted to assume position
as bookkeeper for wholesale grocery firm.
Must be experienced in food line. Excellent
salary start Rnx o2-S. Star
Evening star., 1943-08-07
TIMEX TEpER

TIMEKEEPER.
Experience not necessary, will train:
good salary, meals: hours, IL noon to
7:30 pm. Apply timekeeper's desk, Enner-
eency HOSPITAL. 1711 New York ave NV
CLERK-TYPIST.
General ofice work, 5-day 4O-hour week:
small of1ce, permanent position Apply
daily S:30-4:30 or telephone Mr. Nc
Cauley, CH. 116s. Hires Turner Glass Co.,
Rosslyn, Va.
Evening star., 1943-08-07

ATTRACTIVE PERMANENT
POSITION.
Wanted, by old-established national or
sanlzation, one sales representative; per-
son selected will be trained in once on
salary until well qualified, then given ter
ritory with income on business already
established; 70fe repeat basis; men now
here making from S237 to S551 per mo |;
1t is predicted postwar opportunity in sales
work will be double any previous time: give
complete experience, age and education in
detail Box I75-M, Star
Evening star., 1943-08-07
CLERK-TYPIST

Small Downtown Hotel
Needs night clerk, white, over 80 preferred
must know how to operate small switch.
board and elevator. Apply Box 221-M
Evening star., 1943-02-13
ARTHUR HELEN. Attorney,
Colorado Bldg.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia.
Holding Probate Court.--Estate of Minna
l. Tenney. Deceased No. SLIGO. Ad-
ministratlon Docket l3o.-Application hav-
ing been made herein for probate OF the
last will and testament OF said deceased.
and for letters testamentary On said
estate, by William Waldo Leitsch. it is
ordered this "Sth day OF January, AID.
1913. that Roberta Leitsch. minor, and all
others concerned appear in said Court
on Monday, the Sth day OF March. AID
1943 at 1000 o'clock AN. to show
caus. why such application should not, be
granted. Let notice hereof be published
in the "Washington Law Reporter and
The Evening Star" once In each of three
successive weeks before the return day
herein mentioned. the first publication to
be not less than thirty days before said
return day; Witness, the Honorable Ed
WARD c. EICHER, Chief Justice of said
Court. this 2sth day of January, AID.
1913. (Seal) Attest: VICTOR S.
MERsCH, Register OF Wills for tae Dis
trict Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court. ja30-feS.13.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
ARTHUR c. KEEFER, Washington Loan
e. Trust Bldg, Attorney.

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Proba te Court.-No 6I,17s, Ad-
minfstration. This is to Give Notice: That
has obtained from the Probate Court OF
the District Of Columbia, Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate Of Charlotte z,
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to
EXHIBIT the :, same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated to the sub
scriber, on or before the 2ISt day OF
January, AID. 1914; otherwise they may
oy law be EXCLUDED from all benefit OF
SAID estate. Given under my hand this
2lst day Of January. 1943. CHARLES
2. PAUL. l 535 Hemlock St. Wv, Wash
9. MERSCH. Register of Wills for the
District Of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
Court. ia3O feRl3
Evening star., 1943-02-13
PROPOSALS.

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY. PUBLIC
Roads Administration, Arlington County,
virginia. February s, 1a43-SEALED
BIDS will be received at the ONCE Of the
District Engineer. Public Roads Adminis-
tTatlon, 144o Columbia pike Arlington,
February 10, 1943 for the Construction
Of Project VA DA WR-s Sidewalks along
War Department Buildine, Road Network,
Arlington County. Virginia, and the Dis
trlct OF Columbia. The approximate
are as follows: 1850 Gu Yds OF Exca-
vatlon, 400 So. YdS. Concrete Sidewalk
!,400 So. Yds. Scrubbed Surface. Exposed
Assregate, Concrete Sidewalk. Minimum
rates. of wages for lahorers and mechanics
on this project have been fixed by the
secretary of Labor as required by law
Plans, Specifications and proposal forms
may be obtained at the address given
above. H. J. SPELMAN. District Engineer.
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