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Evening star., 1946-05-12
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ARCHITECTURAL PLANS for residence,
commercial. all types of buildings: 35
years years experience. Phone Falls Church
ASBESTOS OR BRICK siding and roofs:
all work guaranteed; free estimates WA
S4S6. HYATTSVILLE CONTRACTING CO.
ASPHALT AND CONCRETE driveway con-
st5SstiNn our sPeealty AA-ed HARPER
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYs, country roads and
parking areas; estimates free. PRIVATE
ROADS PAVING CONTRACTOR. Call GIL.
BUILDER. CONTRACTOR, general re-
pairs and home improvements of all kinds.
G; W SNIDER AND SON. GE. 6172. 13'
BUILDERS AND DESIGNERS, specializing
in alterations and additions as we'll rs
new homes. JOHN v. BAILEY & SON Elk
coNckKEAHiE css KAi 1fsIIaacsroNE. Do you need asa a
new sidewalk, steps, driveway, porch?
Yes. repairs, too. No Job too small or
too large. Feel free to call vINTON DOVE,
CONCRETE FLOOR SLABS, steps and re-
tanning walls; brickwork and fiagstones,
black top driveways. Coleman, SH 6O22.
CONSTRUCTING NEW DRIvEwAYs and
walkways and repairing; asphalt or con-
crete our speciality. COMMUNITY Paw
rTS,S; ING 60; 81 o ai43 or Wo. 1928. --12
porches and walks. chimneys, freplaces,
F MARcUCCIo. Route 4. Horner's lane,
Rockville. Nd. Phone Rockville 34s-J.
Ia
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MOTOR TRAVEL lcont. ]

DRIVING Al convertible St. Louis May
1S, returning May 81: accommodate pas
sensers. Call RE 1900. Ext. 64ss, DAYS.
DON'T CANCEL YOUR TRIP-Take party
I anywhere, bus rates; superb 12-cyl.
TO ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. May %. "a
or 25: share driving and expenses. Call
after $50, MA. 5000. Ext. 403 IA
DRIVING TO FLORIDA. leave May IS:
room for 2. Call DIR. PHILLIPS. ia. 046s,
DRIVING TO ST. LOUIS, Mon. or Tues.
in excel 1912 Chryser; take 4. all or part
way CHI. gi6l I2s
REFINED midde-aged white woman, owner
Of automobile. would like to contact some
one, who can drive and share expenses
on long or short trips. DU. 1856. -l2
LADY desires ride to Chicago; can help
drive; references. Call CO. 0545 -l2
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE. COLORED, wants janitor quar-
tiers; good refs: exp, years; small salary,
part time for man. wife home all day to
take charge the quarters and our 2 chill
COLORED COUPLE. honest. neat. reliable,
desires janitor quarters in boarding or apt.
house. experienced; refs. RE. 0:tg1
MAN AND WOMAN. general housework
has an operators permit: can do outside
work also; has child: quarters preferred.
Call FIR. 1879. MR.. BEAMON.
EXPERIENCED colored couple wants jani-
tor quarters. 507 L street NV, Apt /.
Me 1872 -l2
APARTMENT or rooming house manage
ment-Reliable lady, efficient husband. So
Der thandy mani, desire rooming or apt
accommodations in exchange for mainte-
nance OF same Phone Trinidad 2Hl5 =
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SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont,

FINANCIALLY but not physically able to
lake TAX ears ts Ct your housef III help you.
ATTENTION. BUSINESSMEN, II you need
q competent stenographer. typist, book
keeper clerk for u day, full day or
longer. call MISS BARRETT DE. G94S.
IA
1946 DODGE WITH SERVICES: compan.
ion. good driver, wide experience, elderly
people: will travel: Protestants; please
state duty and salary. Write MISS HOYT,
TWO GIRLS desire position messengers,
experienced Call RE l4SS. l3+
EXPERT TYPIST wants work at home; will
call for and deliver. RA. 5I65. y to u pm.
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Market Fauorites Recouer
Some Ground At Close
Higher were U. S. Steel Bethle-

Higher were U. S. Steel Bethle-
hem Republic, General Motors,
Chrysler, Goodyear, Montgomery
Ward, Woolworth, J. I. Case, Deere,
Douglas, Glenn Martin, American
Telephone, North American Elec-
trio Power and Light, American
Smelling, International Nickel, Air
Reduction, General Electric, Du-
Pont, Dow Chemical, Allied Chemi-
cal. Eastman Kodak, Philip Morris,
sante Fe, Northern Pacific, Balti-
more and Ohio, Liggett and Myers
"B', Reynolds Tobacco b. and
American Tobacco "B".
Commonwealth and Southern was
I'm IA at 4 after blocks of as much
a. 100 900 shares crowded the tape
near the close. U. S. Rubber, Sper-
nv and Standard Oil (N.J.) were off
fractions.
Bonds Irregular
Bonds were irregular. Chicago
rye was 1-8 cent bushel down to
IA up and oats were unchanged
to SO lower. Cotton was 80 cents
bale off to Is cents higher.
Gamers in the curb included
Cities Service, National Rubber
Machinery, Solar Aircraft and
Technicolor. Transfers here totaled
4so, 900 shares against 100000 Tues
day.
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Cotton
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, March 20 B-
Cotton futures turned irregular in
late trading Wednesday following
earlier gains of 80 cents a bale.
The final range was 80 cents a
bale lower to Is cents higher.
There was considerable switch.
ing into new crop months, partly
on the theory that near deliveries
will be depressed by hedging
against new purchases Of govern
ment cotton. Mill, New Orleans
and local buying accounted for
the earlier rallying tendencies.
The census bureau report Of 1915
crop ginnings at 8,7S1, 455 running
bales or about 100000 bales
under the previous season, was in
line with expectations. Paintings
for the next crop are expected to
be 10 to Is percent larger which
could mean a 10 to II million bale
crop, depending on growing con-
ditions, labor supplies and other
factors.
Futures closed 80 cents a bale
Joyuer IN Ok caotS hiohor
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Stock Market Quotations
fBY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
SELECTED RAILS
REGISTER GAINS
Bond M arket However
Fails To Establish De-
finite Upward Trend

NEW YORK, March 20. -P-
Except for advances in selected
rails, the bond market failed to
3tablish a trend Wednesday with
lost changes narrow in quiet deal
,ags.
Sales totaled s4,2So, 900 compared
with 81. 100000 Tuesday.
A few rails gained a point or
more including Central Railroad
of New Jersey As, up 2 IA, Chica-
60 Great Western income 4 lbs,
up l IL, Katy 4 lbs, up 2 1-S and
Peoria & Eastern IS, up 2 IA.
New Haven Up
New Haven convertible IS rose
2 IA, and other issues OF that road
gained ground on announcement
that trustees had petitioned the U.
S. district court for permission to
pay back interest totaling $9,O4l, 1874
and for authority to sell waterfront
acreage in New Haven.
Other liens showing improvement
included Pennsylvania Central Air
lines 8 lis, Lautaro Nitrate in
comes of IT'S, Ward Baking 5 lbs,
Western Union LIS and Ameri-
can Telephone IS.
Few Losers
Declining were Denver & Rio
Grande Western 4 lbs, Erie 4 lis,
Southern Railway general IS, New
Orleans, Texas & Mexico IS, Stand
ard Oil IN. j. IS, and Internation-
al Telephone lbs.
Foreign government loans were
off IS of a point on average in the
Associated Pr ess compilation.
Among those losing ground were
Warsaw City Is, French Is, Den
mark 4 lbs, Copenhagen IS and
Argentine issues.
U. S. governments traded slight
ly lower both on the stock mar
ket and over the counter.
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STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK, March 20-P)-
Sales, closing price and net change
of the fifteen most active stocks
Wednesday,.
Coanwlth and Sou 1913, 400 Az up VI
Curtiss-Wright 81 800 8 down VI
Radio Keith Orph $4,000 215s up IL
Cartwright A 81, 200 ISIS down "a
Unit Corp 300 6 no
Farmland P and r Is, 400 11A up y
Cont Motor Is, 900 173s down B
Int Paper Is, 100 44s4 up IA
Ell Pow and 1t 1890 22A up l
Nv Cent II 1000 27A up rs
Colun G and E 10000 II up u
Philip Morris 10, 100 SIN up IA
Allegheny $500 6k up rs
Deere and Co $500 48 up u
Can Pacific 5000 1874 up u
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Livestock
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, March 20-tPAShrun-
ken supplies, both in numbers and
quality, continue to plague the live
stock market Tuesday, as t n e
third week straight saw less and
less meat headed for the Nation, S
butcher shops and dining tables.
Despite the mass shrinkage, how
ever, top quality steers climbed
back to the $500 ceiling after
weeks absence, with the general
market fully steady in largely
steer run.
But for $500 hogs consigned d.
rect, packers would have slim
pickings. With shippers taking 1000
of the days $500 salables, all 49,
900 going quickly at ceiling prices.
Slaughter lambs were fully steady
to IS cents higher.
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GRAIN FUTURES

CHICAGO, March 20-F-Grain
futures traders found little or no
incentive to do business Wednes-
day and prices dragged along most
of the time, lacking either pressure
or demand.
Wheat and corn closed unchanged
from the previous finish at ceilings
of $1.83 IL and $1.21 IL; oats I'M
changed to SO cent down, May 49,
cent ceiling; rye 1-8 lower to l IA
higher, May $2.19 1-4--$218 SO;
barley unchanged, May SIPS IL
ceiling.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK

It1N144V4 OANAt sN'S 1900 SAA ~N'
R-USDA-.
Hogs - market at ceiling 1870
(flat) on good and choice barrows
and gifts 12o-330 lbs. up; 1Oo-12O
lbs. 1910; good sows under $50 lbs.
14.15; 350-50O lbs. 1910; weights
over 500 lbs. 1890. Good stays 12.-
30.
Cattle-good and choice steers
16.00-17.00; medium 11.00-l3.OO;
common 100000. Good beef type
COWS 1O.00-11.00; good dairy type
100000; medium 100000; com
mon 100000; shelly kinds low
err. Good beef type heifers 12,oo-l3.-
so; medium 100000; common s.
OO-7.O0. Good butcher bulls 1O.oo-
100; medium 8.oo-e.5o; light com
mon grades e.5o-7.5o: Choice calves ~,
100; good 14Oo-14.5o; medium H.
OO-12.OO; common 100000.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, March 2o-(P)-So
m u h uncertainty lowered over
the grain futures market Wednes-
day that most traders simply
backed away until, they said, the
situation comes into sharper focus.
The most immediate factor con-
tributiag to the uncertainty, brok-
ers said, was the expected govern
ment order restricting usuages of
feed grains, which some interests
had thought would be issued last
week.
OF future interest was the gov
eminent report on acreage which
farmers intend to plant to grains
this year.
Wheat and corn finished again
at ceilings of $1.83 IL and $1.21
IL a bushel, oats unchanged to
SO cent under yesterdays close,
May 83-cent ceiling; rye 1-8 down
to IA up, May $2.1s 1-4--2.18 SO;
barley unchanged to $1.26 IL cell
ing.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, March 20 - B -
Closing foreign exchange rates fol-
low Great Britain in dollars,
others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York
open market 1-8 percent discount
or 90.87 IL U. S. cents, UP .06 IA
of a cent.
Europe: Great Britain $4.03 IL,
unchanged. France Franc) .845,
unchanged.
Latin America: Argentina free
24.43, UP .03 of cent; Brazil free
5.25; Mexico 2O.65.
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NEW ORLEANS MIDDLING

NEW ORLEANS, March 20. Up
The average price of middling
15-16ths-inch cotton Wednesday at
ten designated southern spot mar
kets was 20 cents a bale lower at
1855 cents a pound; average for
the past 80 market days $3.50;
7-8ths-inch average 24.88.
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RALEIGH POULTRY

RALEIGH, March 20. -(P)-NC-
DA) - Poultry and egg markets
about steady.
RAJ EIGH-U. S. grade A, large
4; flyers and broilers 80; hens, 70.
U. S. grade A, large, average
8; broilers and fryers 80 to 81
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CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, March 20 - Up -
Wheat: No. 2 hard and No. 2 red,
1872 nominal, ceiling. No sales.
Corn: No. 2 yellow 1.19 nominal.
No oats.
Barley: mailing, 1.25-1.43 1-2
nominal; feed 1.14-1.24 10 nominal.
Field seed (hundredweight),
nominal; red clover 31.50; sweet
clover 1915; alsike $3.50; alfalfa
common 33.50-36.50; timothy SIS
500; red top 1200-12.50.
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Ga, March 20-(P)-
Turpentine SO IL; offerings sales
and receipts none; shipments 122;
stocks LILO.
Rosin, offerings and sales So; re-
ceipts and shipments none; stocks
1929.
Quote, prices unchanged.
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CHICAGO BUTTER

CHICAGO, March 2o--R-. (ooDA1,
The butter market was 1lr1n az. aiio
unchanged today at OPA ce'iihs
prices.
Eggs were firm; medium extras
80 1913 IA; others unchanged.
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~ r HOG MARKETS

RALEIGH, March 20-(P)-(NC--
DAD - Hog markets active anu
steady with tops Of 14.55 at Cllntoh
and Rocky Mount and 1870 at Hlcn-
mond.
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Omen high low close
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, March 20.-R
Spot cotton closed steady and IN
changed. Sales 986. Low middling
21.15, middling 26.40, good middling
$3.50 receipts 1856, stock 242, 213.
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TREND OF STAPLE PRICES

NEW YORK, March 2O.-The AS
soclated Press weighted wholesale
price index of IS commodities Wed
nesday advanced to 1873.
, previous day 1850, week ago
l 10 y. month ago 1901, year ago
,: !946 1945 1914 1913
High 1l5.aS 1921 1878 lo7.54
Low Woo ll2.O2 1O7.9O 1O6.03 1O3. AS
'ISzo average equals 2OO)
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CHARLOTTE SPOTS
CHARLOTTE, N. c., March 20
-(P)-Spot cotton 26.95.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. March 2O.-lN
Cotton futures closed steady Is
cents a bale higher to 10 cents
lower.
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News Picture
MARKETS AT A GLANCE

MARKETS AT A GLANCE
NEW YORK, March 20. -lP)-
stocks-Higher; steels, mo'ors'
rails and utilities advanced.
Ronds-Mixed; changes narrow,
Cotton-Higher; New Orleans an"
local buying.
CHICAGO:
Wheat-Unchanged at ceilings.
Corn-Unchanged at ceilings
Rye-1-8 lower to IA higher
mixed influences. :,
Hogs-Steady and active at CELL
ings. Top S14.ss.
Cattle-General market steady
Top $500.
NEW YORK, March 20 - up -
y,ast-hour buying In Wednesday S
stock market reversed an early IT.
regular trend and lifted steels,
motors. rails. tobaccos and utilities
fractions to more than 2 points.
Dealings were slow most OF the
session but picked up on the la aye
rally. Volume totaled 1,2so,ooo
shares against 10000 yesterday
Although international develop
nents still were not clear, custom
ers apparently took a healthler
view of the whole picture. Early
selling was attributed to mounting
evidence of not-too-favoraDle pros
poets for dividends and earnings IN
the first quaretr.
Buying Active
The buying offs ct Tuesdays
sharp decline which started near
the end when it was announced
directors of Curtiss-Wright had de-
ferred dividend action on Class A
stock. This stock still was OH trac-
tons after sharp dip Of more than
points.
The Associated Press 6O-stock
composite rose g Of a point to 75.9
of 922 issues dealt in, 478 advanced.
$50 fell and 1874 were unchanged y.
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STOCK AVERAGES
Compiled By The Associated Press
March 20.
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WHAT STOCKS DID
NEW YORK. March 2O.-(P)-
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Bond Quotations
FINAL BOND QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. March 20.-P)-.
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o., BOND AVERAGES
Compiled BY The Associated Press
Morob IN

20 10 10 10 10
rails indust util fgn low
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13
Closed Trial by Navy
OF Rollins Charge:
Agreed 10 by Defense
BY the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, June 13-Counsel
for Chief Steward Walter w. Rol-
Inns, colored. charged with theft,
embezzlement, gambling, miscon-
duct and two sex offenses, consented
today to a closed trial before a
Navy general court-martial
The defense reversed its previous
position and agreed to a prosecution
motion to exclude the press during
the testimony of ''one witness only"
The public never has been admitted
to the trial which began last Thurs
day at the Naval Academy.
1t. Comdr. William L. P. Burke,
co-judge advocate, made the motion
for closed trial just before Curtis
Carter, stewards mate &c, was
called to the witness stand.
Comdr. Burke had made SINH
lar motion at the opening of the
trial, but defense counsel, Capt.
F. o. Willenbucher, U. S. NJ. and
Mrs. Evelyn Baker Richman of New
York. had insisted that the entire
proceedings be kept open to the
press.
Today. Capt. Willenbucher con-
sented to Comdr. Burkes motion
and Rollins rose TO declare that he
waived his constitutional rights to
an open trial during Carriers tes-
tlmony.
The charges against Rollins, 40
year-old enlisted man with 81 years
service. grew out of an investigation
Of an all-night party attended by
five white guests in his basement
quarters at the North Severn OFF,
GERS Mess, where he was employed.
A prosecution witness told the
court yesterday that an unidentified
woman was in Rollins room the
night of last August 20.
The witness, Walter Cofeld, who
served under Rollins as a steward
at the club. testified at yesterdays
session that he peered through an
aperture into Rollins basement
room, but could not see the woman.
He said, however, that he heard her
talking.
After hearing Cofield testify. the
seven-man court late yesterday
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Final Meeting Called
By Rainbow Division

The District Chapter of the Rain
bow Division Veterans Association
will hold its final meeting before the
summer recess at BIS pm. tomor:
row at the National Press Club.
Principal business will be election
of officers for the coming year. The
following slate has been selected by
nominating committee: Marshall
Andrews, president; c. H. Warner
and Norman S. Lang, vice presi-
dents; Emory w. Mcintosh, secre-
tary; Irving H. Silverberg, treasurer
and Arthur L. Smith, chaplain.
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made an inspection of Rollins room
and an adjoining one through the
wall of which Cof1eld said he peered.
The prosecution, having intro
duced in evidence that 40 bottles of
liquor were found in Rollins room
as we'll as a statement identified as
written by him admitting he had
taken liquor weekly for a period
of three years, presumably has
closed its case regarding; the theft
and enlightenment charges.
Cofield was asked by Comdr
Burke, co-judge advocate, if he coulc
say whether the voice he heard ir
Rollins room on August 20 was that
of a white or colored woman, but
the court sustained a defense OBJ.
lection that Cofield was unqualified
to determine the point.
Earlier yesterday Mrs. Agnes Ruth
Thompson, Annapolis hairdresser
testified she had seen Rollins drink.
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ing at party in his room February
10 and had seen card playing there.
as well as drawn billfolds, though
she could not say whether money
had actually changed hands.
Chips and stand holding them,
as well as two cards, were intro
duced in evidence as having been
found in Rollins room in a search
February II. A Navy officer. 1t
Thomas J. Cummings, who testi-
fed also, said deck Of Topographic
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8. Maximum Time For consvmprion or RssuIs Of
aluminium Se!ap. A maximum period of IS months
has been set within which successful bidder shall con
sumo or otherwise dispose of by sale another all
aluminium scrap acquired under the award and each
sealed bid proposal shall contain therein an offering
to such effect.
7. imitafion On RssoIs Of Aluminium serop. No
person. firm partnership corporation whether acting
severally jointly group to whom bid is awarded
will be permitted to offer sell aluminium scrap SO
acquired to any primary producer of aluminium within
the United States such primary producer has been
made an award In its own behalf and each sealed BID
or proposal shall contain an offering to such effect.
3. Use Of Aircraft As Salvage ond seyup ONLY. The
Offering OF non-yable aircraft hereunder salvage
and scrap only 1t is contemplated that successful bid
ders will undertake disassemby for the purpose of
savagng the aluminium alloy well as the
ponents and parts Each bid shall contain offering
the effect that the bidder will retain or otherwise
dispose OF such aircraft for fight
9. Terms Of Puymsnf. Upon notification of successful
award, 1919 of the bid price shall become due and pay
payable in equal monthly instalments with amortiza-
ton completed by the end of the period of maximum
clearance time for each field Interest charges are
payable during such amortization period provided the
due dates OF monthly payments are met.
10. Use Of Premises Successful bidders will be granted
the right for nominal consideration to use of the
premises upon which the nonyabe aircraft are located
period of time be specified in a contract of sale to be
executed, said period of time to run for the period
aocated for clearance of the particular field specified
above.
II. Reservations. War Assets Administration reserves
to itself the right to (a) reject and all bids and {b
require performance bond other security, the
penalty provisions of which shall refer to the perform
ance required under paragraphs 5, 6, and above
he incorporated in contract be executed and in an
amount not exceed $50 of the bid price upon which
the award is made
u. Sales svbisef 10 Approved Of me Attorney
to the approval of the Attorney General of the United
States.
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playing cards was found torn up in
a wastebasket in Rollins quarters
Mrs. Thompson's testimony was
contradicted shortly thereafter by
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The War Assets Administration will dispose
fighters and
bombs which ineligible for ti6catn by CAA Cannot
fight They
and basic metal contents the five listed
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Because Of the huge proportions Of this
sale, explicit instructions and conditions
Of sale have been devised for its opera
ton. Please read them carefully.
The terms and conditions under which sealed bids or
proposals will be considered enumerated follows
I. Time and Monnss Of Filing Bids. Bids or proposals
Disposal, Room 1863, War Assets Administration 425
2nd Street ~ W., Washington %, d. c., by noon of
proposals viii be opened Envelopes containing sealed
BIDS or proposals must have endorsed thereon the words
sealed Bid Offering for. Observation-Disclosures. Field
separate envelope shall be used for each field.
z. Fisld-Ba Offerings. The sealed bid or proposal
must contain an offering for the total fyable air
craft on the particular field to which refers Offerings
Tor portion OF the non hya bic aircraft field will
not be considered.
;. linfnfion Acquisition No bidder shall be en-
TITLED TO acquire more than the total fyable aircraft
located on any one field listed below. This does
preclude bids than field for consideration
by War Assets Administration.
4. Bids From Groups or Combinations. ANY person
hrm partnership corporation, join any group
combination of groups as sing entity for the purpose
OF offering bid In any all sealed bids proposals.
submitted by such person, firm partnership
poration, whether acting severaly constituent
part OF group shall clearly indicate therein the fol-
lowing:
(a The trade mes firm names or corporate names of
The group or groups making the bid.
10 The names of each individual doing business under
such trade names the names of partners whe active
or inactive and whether disclosed silent, and the
names OF each corporate officer and director.
tcl The date when any person, firm, partnership
corporation forming group combination of groups
commenced active business and the proporonae share
OF each In such group.
(d The principal type nature of the business being
performed by any such person, firm, partnership or
corporation constituting group and Joining for the
purpose OF offering a bid hereunder.
e representation of the financial responsibility the
form OF prospectus financial statement other
ments which may be reviewed and examined.
$. Clearance Of Fields. A maximum period of time
has been set for the clearance of all fyabe aircraft
on each field described below each sealed bid
proposal shall contain therein offering clear the
held of all GoVernment-owned non hyable aircraft
sItuaed thereon within the time allowed. Such time
shall be construed to from the date award of bid
announced by the War Assets Administration.
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1t. William r. Sima, sr., suspended
Naval Academy bandleader, who de-
MED there had been card playing in
Rollins room on February TO-