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Evening star., 1946-05-08
BY the Associoted Press

FRANKFURT, May 8.-Four thou
sand American troops paraded here
today with two machine guns and a
few hundred rifles in observance of
the first anniversary of We day, as
shabbily clad German civilians
watched in stony silence.
The parade in the headquarters
city of the American occupation
zone featured only two armored
vehicles, both light patrol cars. Ger
man onlookers exchanged amazed
whispers. A few doffed their hats
when the American flag passed.
White-scarved steel-helmeted VOL
unteers of the 50Sth Parachute In
fantry Regiment were the only tao
tical unit in the procession.
Several hundred soldiers of the
headquarters detachment strobe
weaponless at the heels of a military
police battalion and in front of a
company of WACS and jeeps loaded
with Red Cross girls.
The parade wound along rain
dampened, cobble-stoned streets
from the Main River to the I. G.
Farben Building, where Gen. Joseph
T. McNarney waited to take the
salute.
Except for scattered officers ano
noncoms, virtually no soldier in the
parade has seen real combat action
against the Wehrmacht.
LONDON, May tP).-The Mos
COW radio commentator "Analyzer'
said today the Russian people were
dissatisfied with certain things 60
Evening star., 1946-05-08
We Day Celebrations
Emphasize Solidarity
And Keeping Peace

The District joined the rest of the
Nation today in marking the first
anniversary of victory in Europe.
Theme of most of the programs
here was in line with an anniversary
statement by Secretary Of War Pat
terson asking for a continuation of
the international solidarity that
"struck down wicked political phil
osophy."
A Keep the Peace" rally on the
George Washington University cam
pus this noon was scheduled to be
addressed by Chester A. Bowles, di-
rector of economic stabilization, and
William Higginbotham, chairman of
the Federation of American Scien-
fists.
Hitler's Will Exhibited.
Exhibited at the National Archives
were Hitler's will and a 16-by-20-
foot map used by Gen. Eisenhower.
Two public showings of the motion
picture, 'The True Glory" were also
held.
The Potomac River Naval Com
mand began its two-day open
house" for the public today. A
plane catapult demonstration is to
be given at the Naval Gun Factory
both today and tomorrow, with the
public invited from l to Ais pm.
The Naval Air Test Center at
Patuxent River will be open to the
public today and tomorrow, 9 am
to pm, while ground firing DEM
onstrations are being staged.
Center Dinner Tonight.
The anniversary will be marked
by the War Hospitality Committee
of Recreation Services, Inc, with a
dinner meeting at 6 o'clock today
at the United Nations Service Gen.
ter, 500 North Capitol street. Speak
ers were announced as Joseph C.
McGarraghy, committee chairman;
1t. Comdr. Max J. McIntrye, COM
manding officer of the Shore Patrol
for the Potomac River Naval Com
mand, and 1t. John Berman, spe-
cial services officer at Andrews Field.
Secretary of Navy Forrestal was
in Annapolis today to attend a We
day review at the Naval Academy.
Nearly 5000 midshipmen passed be-
fore the Navy's chief. In a pre-
pared statement. the Secretary said
today's remembrance of military
triumph should be marked by the
thought that war sufferers still need
American help.
The War Department, which
planned no observance, announced
today that American military forces
in Europe have dwindled to about
tenth of their peak wartime
strength. 1t was estimated that
probably 100000 are left of some
100000 on the continent on We
day. The department expects the
occupation forces to drop to 1886, 900
by JULY |
Evening star., 1946-05-08
Police Boys Club Heads
Asks Support in County

Support by service clubs in Prince
Georges County of the county
Police Boys Club will be asked by
officials of the club, it was an
nounced today.
Announcement came after a
meeting at which County Police
superintendent Ralph w. Brown
cited an alarming" increase OF
crimes by youths 16 years old and
younger.
Evening star., 1946-05-08
Two Quokes Reported
| In South Pucific Area
BY tho Asseeistsd Press

NEW YORK, May 8.-Two quite
severe" earthquake shocks. probably
centering in the South Pacific, were
recorded today on the Fordham
University seismograph, the Rev.
Joseph ]. Lynch reported.
Father Lynch said the tremors
were sfelt at '12.39:52 am. and at
12:42:49 and were about 9,700 miles
from here, probably between the
Dutch East Indies and New Guinea.
Minor repercussions from the
same area were recorded about 5
am, Father Lynch said.
Georgetown University recorded
similar tremors at 1899 am. and
5:04 am. The first, described as
strong" occurred at distance OF
10000 miles in an undetermined
direction.
Evening star., 1946-05-08
Paper Salvage Shows
Increase This Week

Several large individual collec-
tions of wastepaper in The Evening
Star-PTA salvage campaign yester-
day brought the days total to 33 $3.50
pounds, which, coupled with Mon
days 20,511 pounds, marked up a
gain of more than $4,000 pounds
over the first two days of last week.
Among the producers of half a
ton or more were Beers, 1882; Bu-
chanan, 7,148; Orr, 7,740; Benning,
2,784; Webb, 2,712; Bunker Hill,
2,058; Burroughs, 2,875; Woodbridge,
1884; Taft, 2,242, and Noyes, 1854.
Collections tomorrow in the
Fourth District, together with the
leaders, follow:
Evening star., 1946-05-08
Bank President Shot
As Bandits Get $4,000
BY the Associated Press

POPULAR BLUFF, Mo-, May g.
-Four heavily-armed men held up the
Summersville State Bank yesterday
shot and injured the president, Lee
Bell, and escaped with an estimated
IS 900 to $1,000.
Highway Patrol Capt. O. L. Wallis
said the men swoped down in des-
perado style, shooting into the Post
Office. barber shop and two parked
cars before reaching the bank.
AS the men drove off an Army
ofiicer fired at them with rifle and
one Of the men was seen to slump In
the car seat, Capt. Wallis reported.
Evening star., 1946-05-08

Think Of your War Bonds in terms
of financial security, freedom from
worry-and hold them. Add United
States Savings Bonds to them regu-
lsrly.
Evening star., 1946-06-01

NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING BY the Dem
Nap electric process: beautiful tread; 2.
hour service: eleetric-treated sections If
capped at ARCADE PcST1Ac CO. Wash
ington's Largest Pontiac Dealer. 437
Irving st. NV. AID. $500. Quick, eficient
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER. immediate de-
livery. new shipment just arrived; the
neatest one you have ever seen, suitable for
merchants farmers. fishermen and tour
CO. 1897 Irving st. NV, AD.. $500. wash
PoNTIsc 5sss OWNERS. 'af ATfESTIoN. fs,sI We
have lust received large shipment Of good
win also at other models OF General Mo
ffFs i sesred 'Pe ia c s
NEW NEWS afro st Pv rAsfs An $500 eres hub caps.
lenses, grille guards. glove compartment
locks, Approved D. C.. Va. and Md
us sBd An rsss
J L. BRENNER & CO. 1910 Montana ave
FENDER AND AND BODY woRk-overheated
ff = Florida sESos aver ns. Nj. My ZOO. AchANIh any
1WHEEL or small e-wheel luggage trailer
In new condition. CAN SH. s972. =.
FoLR he. HEAVY DUTY s-ply cord Goodyear
1s4s MOTOR SCOOTER, months old
tEFeS's AUTO sAFETY GLASS installed, new and
sss Dae asssoa ans 5seus tuTo s5nsTs Rx
CHANGE, ~ Florida ave. ne MI. ZOO
6.OO-16 PREWARs-3 tires. 3 tubes. good
% reaSre retreadins mas the H' lot ten for rnSHt sis
Phone Ordway 4764
Evening star., 1946-06-01
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

MOVING VAN FOR SALE. Price, $3.50
1910 sa II T,s.ToN Ton v.s dump truck =, new
Mercury motor; within oPA ceiling. s754
Call at 1924 Columbia pike, Arl. OK. 1880.
1894 INTERNATIONAL. model Csc. g.
ton truck. used for fuel oil delivery.
equipped with 1.e00-gal tank; motor in
good condition; low mileage. Call WI.
AuTo CAR TRACTOR and GAIT. trailer.
INTERN2TIoNAL 1s4s DUMP. with Gar
HTro Sy Money rs1s o eaR sna
sE;;, sALEMlsa1 Ma Mack tractor sleeper cab and
way tractor and Fruehauf trailer. air
dump; sraeS 4 sires. siis sladensburss s!sf I'd
Ton 70 ASi And ssoi HALF STAKE BODY truck T
hslf ss, panel body, 1885 Dodge. Cali At
usEb 1sfa oE bdsEs Rs s7so FOR SALE. below oPA:
sIEvER SPRING ohRHoE aRLs ST. tefnas0na i9a4
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central Mo-
tor Co: AUTHORIZED GMc truck dealers
sosT a4S unit Ghev ls4t s0ps Chevrolet
5Tastor t9n whas Gramm ods, trailer
brakes
Rogers lowboy, 45-ton; excellent condi-
ton.
New semitrailers;. s5 IT. nat, 8 it. wide
under new cost
Vans-2la-ton GMc 1912
Pole line ,trucks-l Ford, / GMc, COM
new Van s!ss Ses'ss; 5 S long insulated:
Jeep trai!ers y. ton, 6.O0xls tires.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 3143 Lee hwy,
Arlington. Va. Daily and SATURDAYS. s to g.:
Sunday, 10 to 3. CHI. 1000. OK. O552
To reach: Out through Georeeyown. cross
Key Bridge, turn right at circle onto Lee
hwy Route q or POI. drive ~ miles
Evening star., 1946-06-01
TRAILERS.

NEW AND USED house tra1lers on l2 to
"a month terms Metal luggage trailers
Painting and repair service: also acces-
Sories yI :; M Cash ior your trailer. RICHTER
TaAIEaR Fl Tdasr SALES stas Route l. BerwSn' Md
NEW AND USED HOUSE TRAILERs for
sale Granite express and stake model
utility trailers: all-steel. heayy-duty dump
trailers: convenient terms. Rental service
on boGt and luRgage trailers Complete
we have in stock complete line of the
following accessories: Beds, stoves Vene-
tian blinds, bitches. helper springs. etc
Goodyear 6-ply :50xl8 tires to fit most
tra1lers and Cadillac. Packard. Buick and
Chrysler cars: II you are interested In sell
ing your trailer for cash. call Mr., Ladd at
fSa TRAEa fL Ii e ess sc RS:sSs so D7fs W
FoR % RENrMS.ft. a.it pfh sof1 onti aIWbe.l pm anu
tomobile trailers; stake. box and dump
types: hour, day or week: complete with
hitch RENT-A-TRAHER CO. 1908 Lee
highway; Arlington. Va GL $3.50
price Ashton 1893. -
GMC, best make ideal trailer for home or
beach; running condition, good tires; S2e5
FF4UcirSo'Rs2' FUiS's' BUILT. 4-wheel trailer; neve,
Pfsp stf I6i H6sE WRd fkAaER sss s.e0,
See MR.. HELToN, 5000 Marlboro pike
NATIONAL HOUSE TRAILER. 1910; good
condition: sleeps 4: built-in radio: new
Duo Therm: located Washington Tourist
Court, Sec. J. lot "a. HOBBS; $3.50. %
FARMERS SPECIAL-4-wheel farm trail.
perfect tires. canvas cover; price. S4"5
Evening star., 1946-06-01
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

and Pouiiaes BADLY NEEDED to sappi, . DC.
Hienes. prices paid for clean cars. Drive rive
RaHpah1 RspapEnsf q Mo4y sa " Miller Il * tsGS
NV .co-rer 17th and Nj
BUICK, American Bantam, Chevrolet. Ford
W; pay IN fGsd ns S etns
MSTos SITS. ilE Z Ia4ss snn'esi sonn' ave. LoViNo
any make of car that has 'f' had good rs care e.
6 ssil1as 1E'Ss IS III HsWkiss Is 1888 isss
syIokk, cHEvkolEr cSsFsS or any make car.
P0MTIAc; 4s21 Sn nconnee,sicut: Wo s4oo:
WhLAas SSfh Auro sAnss any sRe mods al
s3iR eaRvkoIE Il III Adams sa44
kANp eO AuToss ~ e1s9na: TH' 4aoo ose' "Ae MIKE
eooa Rtiy nsfds s sash saF
CHEVROLETS wanted, 1881 to 1895: any
Sc smsr spPs ffsR pU e ss
seHlsaEi !od 5fSi ss ST. esrref 6 feS
CHEVRoLETS. $3.50: viii pay top cash
5iSvSSiHS iGTos sss rood
dition; no dealers; will pay cash. Glebe
CHEVROLET OWNERS. se. every dollar
Riee; CENTRAL MOTOR SALES, 443%
&c s5iYHs ca: s7 nc e.ss re tag, 6.
Fokp s16 c. or 1877 IN seo eood
au%os, a15lPo; fGI "a oEa 4soo. use' "EsiMoRELAND
FORD owNERs. get every dollar your car
sGssTssG / M6TaR sn sxIEs Is 445s G Conn, ss ave-:
%hsa ssfh Auro sAHEs sse any ane mods st
ISsh RGfck & 6WsEkses Asa%s sa4a e1er, dollar you,
Positive transportation may be arranged
while waiting for your new car. CENTRAL
FoR6 MS SWNEksass isks ss every M dollar your car
Is worth EN-. 1854, Bob Terrett. Posi-
tive Transportation may be arranged while
Tesns ok sAgs 1GE 44sg aec Conn enr
FORD automobiles wanted. 1891 to 1896
No one would dare pay more than
FORD. 1885. i $50. in good condition,
wanted at once. WEsTMoRELAND AUTOS
LIifNicdoIN-zEPHYR III OWNER willing to ex.
change his car Tor studebaker Champion
WE will BUY your 'ss. 40 and Al Ford
Chevrolet or Plymouth: top ceiling price,
e. TfssIFTs. i1I8 iftss Vermont @ % ave-. % NV.
Ex.sEavicEMAN Ex: asSSi wants to buy privately
ossea esees cs XII R eaz c 81 1sS aaams 0sss ss
c clean 1889 throush isza car. for % private Eas
saETiy gET s.DEY st ltss Il NEED Of ns.p.nsly, Car
Or rn M 1851. I.' over '@00' e'A Do' ss:T
Evening star., 1946-06-01
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

S5 ACRES. facing on 2 good roads: trout
stream through center Of property; about bout
view high wooded knobs, large trees. S175
per acre, terms to. substantial purchaser.
THOMAS 4 Co, phone Vienna 125; eye
ADgofNING Ai5gof ANDREWS FIELD acres
high-level land, water, cleo and tele-
Rhans aYss0s 0spoRGsMEN4d Gf fntGn acres
mile from Quimby, on Eastern Shore, Va,
40 acres good tillable land and 300 acres
quail shooting. The main section of the
house was built in 1890 and was, was the site site
added to the old house and made modern
IN every way, restoring the old part aooi OF
place for summer home, hunting or fishing
lodge. Owner leaving for foreign service
offers. this property, for sale considerably
$50. s1MPsoN g. MAYS. Reaitors 1850
n Irving 1nR Size ST.; Arl' Va Telephone CHI
coon INVESTMENT. 5-acre tracts or
more; located in beautiful Northern Vir-
washington; these tracts have good. fertile
soil, and are suitable, for truck farming
or poultry raising; electricity, telephone
to city; $3.50 per acre: convenient terms
pos san be arranged M If desired. Call MR.
TO A. TRACTS. 20 mi. from D. C..
oldestablished community. improved high
ways, schools. churches stores, trans.
priced rom ron Si50 per up; down pay
sHsI sUMMRRs NE I NE s44s; @Haentc eves. cH 0as5 H
VISION AND PATIENCE are the principal
human qualities required to make for
tune by investing in land. We have
25,000,000 50. ft.. near giant Govern:
ment and other major projects. FULTON
DI. $3.50 until pm. Brokers attention.
PARK. in Prince Georges County. zoned for
commercial and apartments. Call J. WILL
GEO. II. Williams, Co.-vienna. SIS acres
on hard surface road; suitable, for subdivi-
GEO.: h: WILLIAMS CO.-Little over an
acre, Silver Spring area; leaving town,
GEO. h. WILLIAMS cO.-Acreage, near
Silver Spring; for GI homes. For further
GEO NV Il Williams Iisa s6 to.m5a t acres near
quick sale Snider, ST. 3001. -3
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-7h acres, near
College Park; must act quickly. Snider.
ACREAGE HoMEsITEs that cost no more
dom. Be a real land owner with room
for large lawn, garden, fruit trees and
space for your children to safely play on
their own land. Trafts of / or more
acres in pretty, well restricted develop
ment in suburban Va Terms as low as
1hS cash with reasonable monthly pay
QUAINT ACRES-See our ad under lots for
ssle DREIsEN- FREEDMAN. INC, ss:s.,
Colesville rd.' Silver Spring, Nd. 81. 1900.
Evening star., 1946-06-01
LEGAL NOTICES Cont,
THOMAS C. SCALLEY. sOI Shoreham
BldE; JOHN j, CARMODY, SI5 18th

D1sIR1cr cogRTi; ssi''rrfai 81 THE UNITED
Collins aso OF Aamn
istration Docket l42. 1Application having
tration on said estate. by Charles PeiIy
,his 18th day Of May, AID. 1a4d. that inc
James L. Collins, deceased and ali OILERS
day: the ,s4th day Of June. AID. i64s. At
10 o'clock AM. to show cause why such
notice motto hereof be published IN nh he Wash.
stsT ong oaee n eac of Eng rer
toned. the first publication to be not less
Witness. S. the Honorabls ess % soITTHA LIT j. LAVE
Chief Justice Of said Court: this 18th oay
THEobosE Il nny eR S1s Rssiii.r ssf of Wis
for rhe District OF Columbi.. Clerk o. the
Probate Court myls.25jel
JOSEPH G. DONDER0; Attorney.
n,srp,c wsshinsien ;hiIyT BY EnildinE Tnv ,,u,rvn
y States for the District Of Columbia @
Liam Allen wbuE bodpsi
having been made herein for probate of
the last wiz and testament Of said de-
ceased and for letters testamsntsry on said
ordered this 10th day Of May, AID. l046.
that William Knapp Wilbur, Jane Lewis
Parks, all other unknown heirs at law and
Concerned. appear in said court @ or on Mon Mon
da". the oath day of June, AID. 1946. at
1000 O'Clock, Am, to show cause Why
such Su application should not be srsnted
Wa shlngton Law Reporter" and The
cessive weeks before the return day herein
mentioned, the first publication to be not
less than thirty days before, said return
Attest: IHEoDoRE coGsWELL. Regis
G ter Of wills for the District Of Columbia
DrsrRrcT + c6gsT shspks; Sr A'.sHHs'. 4HE UNITED
states for the District of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.-Estate Of Ger
truds whitney Moore: Deceased.-No.
Administration Docket 14sAp tar
bate OF the last will and testament of said
deceased, and for letters testamentary on
said estate. by Mary Whitney Gill and The
i IS ordered this i4th day Of May, AD,
Major Edwin " Charles @hitney. and ali
others CONCERNED; appear N said Court on
NondaGS the oath cay Of June. A.D: 1946.
such application should not be. granted
r; rMashingson Law RepOr1eI" and The The
Weeks tss sseh 81 ass
herein mentioned. the first publication to
be not ess than 'hir:y days lefore said
Tetq1n pd4 ,a,, day. Wltness; the Honerabls
sa 'ni Asst ath efH St Msy sta
Columbia; Clerk of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1946-06-01
ACREAGE FOR SALE ican,tl

NSNsNS. tSN SHes NSOu IT,
SIII NEAR MANOR NOR CLgs-so acres for sub,
1 es Gs1 Mas 'rf EsF tpTtnfE
ant 0351. No. L Conn. ave, Kensineton
HiLLENsDALE, " near Naval Labor.tors-
Large Large lot, beautiful trees, holly. oak, dpe-
Tssd ssseh weRssr!s a45 location
into washington, LOO cinder. blocks in
GUIDED blocks will not be sold alone. Write
F4KRFaX, FSE Eo osaikST1oN siST1 AREAS acres. s part
cleared part wooded; stream. $500. 81
201 ooWn; McCAY d McCAY, Mclean. Va,
5ifsf eH2RLEs les COUNTY, Md. about Is miles
from Wash.-Approx. 211a acres. suitable
300, Cali Ernest Loveless. 1r,, with LEE
IL: j; oE a,sitliIs MORE ACRE tracts Up; located
sf Geiesvill. eeaa Ne Hh Md
faRfaX fs fiht0G co6Nrfs Ma ss4e 1s miles from court
nsl Joining proposed d nsw subdiyision; SIP
efF eH assa 1sFs Ok: aoLh0wAY 4soS, & M'cHEsNFY
sI1s PER ACRE: 5-acre tracts. fronting
nsrd oIr road, %lth n slee and tslephone. Terms
Wonderful opportunity to get some acre
fss sm 1fs % e dsaS sss
1IMBERLAND. tract from $50 acres to
200 acres, in Virginia, 40 miles from
Washington. over high-speed highway
Fronts on Richmond highway, a county
road and good-sized creek. Highway
frontage good for tourist camp or busi-
ness. Also a tract of so acres. % miles
from Washington. Phone GE. 1887. q
l acre to 1900 acres
some wooded, some cleared suitable for
residence. estate or subdivision. Priced
from $500 to $4,000 an acre. Additional
listings invited. EASTMAN & STEELE.
Realtors. Falls Church 1920.
COUNTRY ESTATE in Southern Maryland:
$50 acres, 100 acres cleared: plenty OF
branches and streams. pond: good hunting:
2 fine Groom log houses, garage, etc
ideal for sportsmen or club: approx %
miles D. c. For details phone NJ c.
GIBSON. DU. 427l or Annapolis 2144. 81
ATTENTIONS! Builders, developers, inves-
tors-About, 80, acres of beautiful rolling
country on hard-surfaced Chesterbrook rd :,
Wa Tairtax RI e County; @ about mi, from the
land mostly cleared and bordered by Tim
nit Run; only $500 per acre
Also ID acres of cleared land on a knoll
IN Montgomery County. in a subdivision on
Seven Locks rd. and Cabin John Creek z
miles from D. G; line. along Bradley blvd;
Of, EN-. EN- 2527, BROWN REALTY CORP,
Evening star., 1946-06-01
VINCENT a. sHEEHY. yr., Attorney.

DIsTRIcT coTRT OF THE UNITED
H9lding Hold :rt,dn Probate ate. Gourt5No
Axel F, Enquist, deceased d,-Applicatio
the last win and testament Of said de-
dered de this III, 9Th day Of May, AD. i946.
at law and next Of kin Of Axei F Enauist.
deceased. and all others concerned. appear
In said Court on Monday, the 24th day Of
June. AID. 1915. at 10 O'Clock AM, to
show cause why such application should
not be granted. Let notice hereof be pub
lished lin in the "Washington Law Reporter.
three, successive weeks before the return
DAY herein mentonsd at The rst pIbliea
BOLITHA J. LAWS, Chief Justice Of said
Court, this 18th DAY q Nay, AD 1s4S.
sssster ates al wills aT be Pls e.
lumbia., Clerk Of the Probate Court.
c. CLINTON JAMES, Attorney.
s1ssas for c0gsT {e ps3Ee THE c5S15 ISrIaD
Holding Probate court.-No. eess0, Ad-
ministration:LThis is to Give Notice;
That Th,n,,t the subscriber, Of the ,istpiet Of
Court Of the District Of Columbia. Letters
Testamentsry on the estate. Of Louise
" Lea. late OF tne DlSCrlct OF COlumDla,
deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit The same. with the vouchers
thereof, egally authenticated. to the sub
scriber on or before the 18th day OF
May. AID ,a47; otherwise they may BY
law be excluded from all beneht Of said
estate. Given under nv hand tnIs Sth
day of May, 946. c.. CLINTON JAMES.
900 St NV tSeal.) bttest: THFO-
DORE COGSWELL, REGISTER Of Wills for
the District II tolumbia. CLERK of the
Probate Court. myIS S,26ie1,
Evening star., 1946-06-01
PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS: Washington, D. c..
May 27, 1y46 Sealed proposals win be
received at Room 800 District Building
until 2 o'clock pm. and then publicly
opened as follows: Ia On June &, 1946
ID repairing asphaltic pavements and
concrete bases with about 1000 cubic
yards cement concrete base and about
$500 tons of asphaltic materials teast
section) and t2) repairing about 1000
cubic yards cement concrete roadway and
alley psvements and about 10000 square
(b) On June 2. 1946 % repairing as
about 1000 cubic yards cement concrete
bases and $500 tons of asphaltic ma
terials twest section) and (21 furnishing
about 5000 tons of bituminous concrete
mixture or alternate. Il
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
of Standards. Washington. D. C., until 9
pm. June IA. 1916, and then publicly
opened for repairing and making altera-
Iions in the North Building at the National
Bureau of Standards, in accordance with
blueprihts and specifications which may be
obte ined from the Purchase Section, Ma
tional Bureau of Standards. Il
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
the Purchase Section. National Bureau of
Standards. Washington, D. c.. until 2 pm
for for installing reinforced concrete floor
and sink drain facilities in Midway Room
Of Kiln Shed at the National Bureau of
Standards in accordance with specifica-
tions and drawings which may be obtained
from the Purchase Section. National Bu-
reau Of Standards Il