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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-27

a that struck Evans May Is at
18th and Orange streets, leaving
the man unconscious. Evans re-
NAMED unconscious in the hos
pital for "a hours.
Tom Simpson, 26-year-old Negro,
drew 80 days on the county farm
as the result of assaultiag Don
irving, another Negro, with an ice
pick. Charles Johnson, Negro, who
appeared in court bandaged about
the head, received a so day sim
liar sentence. He "a accused OF
arguing with another mans wife
resulting in a fight between the
defendant and the woman.
Judge Winfield Smith told Au-
gustus Du-and and his wife.
Negroes, to go home and see il
they could learn to agree. The
wife charged her husband with
non-support but finally admitted
she had left him after he had
slapped her during an argumnt.
Six-months suspended sentence
was melted out to Emma Williams,
who said she was a hostess. She
and her husband left the cour'
together. Tuesday she had beer
found guilty of false registration
Tor immoral purposes.
Police had testified that she ane
a marine were found in a loca,
hotel room. The marine receiv
ed a suspended sentence and wa
turned over to military police.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-27

Want to crack down on your b
ing fresh fruits and vegetable
Super Market: lake your pick
flavorful, as WI like them. A!
prices! Resolve now to serve
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-27
SpeciaI to the Star

CLINTON June 26-1n Sampson
county, where anything can hap
nen and usually does-comes this
taIe Of a side of meat hidden from
Yankee marauders during the
Civil War, and discovered recent
" in the ceiling of the old home
place of P. S. Cromartie, now Nv
ing at Roseboro.
The meat, which is in relatively
good condition, was found in the
ooo wear old house located on the
old Observation-Disclosures stage
coach road in Bladen county
about one mile from Hickory
Grove school.
The present occupants of the
house. Mr. and Mrs. l.. M. Lilies,
In the process of installing electric
wiring, discovered it between the
ceiling of the first and second
floors. The meat was Wedged
down between the joists, surround
Cd by oak leaves
The home was given to Mr..
Cromartie by his father, F. L.
Cromartie and three generations
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-27
Wedding Bells Ringing
For New Hanover Folk,
Rhodes Office Reveal,

Wedding bells in. New Hanover
county rang out in no uncertain
terms in June, the proVerbia-
month for marriages.
Up to late yesterday, 43 mar.
rage licenses had been issued this
month at the office of Adrian
Rhodes, register of deeds. That
number was well ahead of any
month since last September.
1t equaled June a year ago. Ano
there r three more days remain
ing in this month in which pros
pective brides and grooms may
sign up. So it looks like this June
is out to set some sort of a record.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-27
BODY OF NEGRO FOUND
ON ACL UNDERPASS

The body of a Negro man,
identified as Johnnie johnson,
about 45, was found Wednesday
night on the Atlantic Coast Line
underpass at Ninth street, it was
reported yesterday.
Coroner Gordon Doran said he
was unable TO ~ whether the
man had died of an accident Or
as a result of foul play. There
was a hole in the mans skull
which may have resulted from a
hammer-blow, Doran said.
Kinsey Waters, Negro. found the
body and notified police, it was
reported.
A date for an inquest has not
been set, Doran added.
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HIDDEN FROM YANKEES
Side OF Meat; y Years
DID, Found Near Clinton

of the family were reared in the
house. The ceiling has not been
disturbed during his lifetime and
this fact gives basis for the be-
lief that it has been there since
about 1865, when the territory was
covered thoroughly by the Yankee
invaders.
Mr.. Cromartie does not recon-
mend the meat for eating. Ever
though in good physical shape WIFI
no evidence of worms. 1t appears
as if it might be strong IN taste
He would like to give it to a
museum or collector, and asks
that he be contacted in Roseboro,
should anyone be interested.
The piece of meat weighs be-
tween ten and fifteen pounds.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-27
REALTY TRANSFERS

j. R. Reaves tc J.. W. Reaves,
part lots l, 2, block 218, City.
James B. White to Wilbur G.
Brown. lot So, Shore Acres.
r.. G. Hale to Dewey Higgins,
lots 1, 2. block 43, Carolina Beach,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-27

Under the law of Shiah-a wide.
ly followed Persian religion =
man and woman can be marreic
for any period of time they specif,
even and hour, according to the
Encyclopedia Britannica
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-27
MARRIAGE TJCENSES

Julian l. Weinkle, %, Miami
Beach, Fla, and Mary NJ Levine,
20, Wilmington.
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A N cET A I

Aberdeen, Wash.-AP = The
state department of fisheries has
started a clam rush on the ocean
beaches hereabouts by offering
rs cents for shells of the razor
clam.
OF ours you have to get the
right clam. Once you do. how
ever, you can eat it and still col
lect-the department wants only
the shells.
Biologist G. A. Holland says the
clam chase was started in an eff
fort to answer a burning prob
lem of the beaches: Do CLANS mi
CRATE? Baby bivalves were meas
ured marked and buried along
the beaches and notes filed away
as to their location.
Diggers finding a marked clam
turn in the shells and pocket the
two-bits after telling where they
found it. The department then
studies its records to determine
If the clam is an athlete or Just
an old fat stay-at-home.
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LEGAL NOTICES

| Corporation of New Orleans. Louisi-
ana, which deed, of trust is duly re-
corded in Book 80. Page 1900. of the
Record of Mortgages and Deeds OF
Trust on Land in jackson County.
nilsslssippi, and
WHEREAS. default has been made
In payment of said Indebtedness as
provided by said deed of trust and
note secured thereby. which default
! still continues, and the beneficiary
therein named has made demand on
the undersigned to foreclose said deed
of trust and sell property therein de-
scribed and conveyed to satisfy said
Indebtedness.
| NOW. THEREFORE, l. Louis Hengen.
Trustee, named in said deed of trust
will on the First Monday, the Bird
day of November, 1947, within legal
hours. in front of the North Front
Door of the County Court House Of
Jackson County. Mississippi, in the
City of Pascagoula, offer for sale and
sell TO the highest and best bidder for
cash. the property described in and
conveyed by said deed of trust which
property is situated in the City of
Ocean Springs. Jackson County, Mis-
sissippi, and is described as follows.
to-wit:
Commencing on the east line of
Handy Street and at the Southwest cor
ner of the property heretofore sold
by this grantor. or seller. to Bertucci:
running thence rs feet South along
the East side of Handy Street; running
thence East and at right angles to
Handy Street 100 feets running thence
North and on a parallel line with
Handy Street rs feet: running thence
West along the South line of said
Bertucci lot 100 feet to the place of
beginning in Section 10. Township z.
South. Range 8 West, and in the Town
of Ocean Springs, Jackson County.
Miss.
The undersigned Trustee will sell and
convey only such title as is vested in
him by the aforesaid deed of trust.
DATED. posted and published. this
the 9th day of October, 1947.
LOUIS HENGEN, Trustee.
1t 1O-I0. II. "a. ri
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES sxrr-

Whereas. Robert Hopkins and Matte
Hopkins did on July 10. 1916 execute
and deliver TO the undersigned Trus-
tee. their certain deed Of trust seeur-
ing an Indebtedness therein described.
payable 10 Industrial Finance g. Thrift
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
MISCELLANEOUS
2 FOR SALE OR TRADE ~

THREE BURNER OIL stove. also 2le IT.
of AL seasoned oak flooring. "a show
sample of room First stone building
on road to Blount's Fishing Camp.
Please don't call on Sunday. d. o.
Stringfellow, Rt. /, Box 356-A. City.
2 81 p 1910
FOR SALE-Double barrel IL gauge
shotgun: Winchester pump IL gauge;
Winchester automatic; % Crossman
air pellet gun. Red Ryder b. b. gun;
copper coated B. B. Shot. Humans,
926 So. Market St. phone 1887.
% l y 1910
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WANT TO BUY. SELL OR
TRADE SOMETHING'S
READ AND USE THESE ADS
BUSINESS SERVICES

SLIP COVERS-Drapes made to order.
Guaranteed work by operator with
six years experience. Mrs. Florence
Foster. Route No. /. Box lie, Pasca-
goula, Hiss. Il live in Orange Grovel.
4 5 % 1913
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NOTICE

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given by the Board
OF Trustees Of Broom Consolidated
School District that they will receive
sealed bids up until Friday. October
nth, 8 O'Clock p. M. on the following:
The hauling of materials from Dali
sy Vestry School site to Broom School.
The construction of two (2) class
rooms to the present Broom School
building with all materials furnished
by the school. The plans and speci-
fications of the school rooms will
be on file with J.. T. Johnston. Super
i%ntendent of Broom School.
The right to reject any and all bids
is hereby reserved by the Trustees.
Given under our hand this the 18th
day of September. l947.
H. E. ROBERTS. President
A. Q. BROWN. Secretary
b. o. GOFF
j. L. FARLEY
FLORINE NAPLES
9-26. 1913, 10. II
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The first branches of the YMCA
in North America were estab-
iished IN Montreal and Boston in
1851.
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LEGAL NOTICE

A640k NOAA&E
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 7,
Mary Ellen Compton Rice, eldest
daughter and one of the legal heirs
of the late A. B. kelly Compton,
Moss Point, Mississippi. do hereby
state that I have NEVER given anyone
a notarized Power of Attorney to
sign papers for me or for my son. A.
B. Order. Neither have l signed any
deeds or papers authorizing sale of
any property owned by my father. the
late A. B. kelly Compton. Moss
Point, Jackson County. Mississippi.
Anyone purchasing said property does
so at their own risk.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF ORLEANS
Personally came and appeared be-
fore me. Mrs. Mary Ellen Compton
Rice, who swears TO the veracity of
the above statement concerning her
self.
Sworn to and signed this 7th day of
Oct. 1947.
SEAL
MARY ELLEN COMPTON RICE
JACK W. DOLAN.
Notary Public
My commission expires at death.
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NOTICE

In the Chancery Court of Jackson
County. Mississippi.
No. i0l58
In the Matter of the Valuation of
$500. 900 .00l Five Hundred Thousand
Dollars of Court House Bonds of
l947 of Jackson County. Mississippi.
Tosthe Tax Payers of Jackson Coun-
ty. Mississippi
NOTICE
You are hereby notified that the
matter of the Valuation of the above
mentioned Bonds will come on for
hearing before the Chancellor at the
Court House of Jackson County, Mis-
sissippi, on the 2ist day of October
l947. on OF before which date. objec-
tons. If any. must be filed.
(SEALl
FRED TAYLOR,
Chancery Clerk of
Jackson County.
BY VERTIS G. RAMSAY. D. c.
2t 1910 II
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LEGAL NOTICES
N-REsIDE NOTICE


No. l0l37
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To Richard Z. Pernod
Address: Unknown
You are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court of the County
of Jackson In said State. on the Sec
to defend suit No. 10l3T In said Court
of MRS. CELIA SMITHERMAN PER-
NOD. Wherein you are a defendant,
and wherein Complainant seeks a de-
cree of divorce and custody of three
minor children as fully set out in bill
on file.
This 10th day of September A. D..
l947.
(SEALl
FRED TAYLOR.
Chancery Court.
Jackson County, Mississippi.
BY VERTIS G. RAMSAY
a. Q.1o "a ma I0-y0
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10 r OF A N
CARD OF THANKS

/ want to thank our friends n
neighbors for their many expressions
of sympathy and beautiful floral offer
ings, all of which helped so much
to tighten the burden at the time of
the death of my husband. Harvey
Richards Mrs. Harvey Richards.
% I u 1O-10
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HOUSES FOR SALE


FIvEF-RoOM HoUsE-Has front and
back porches. bath, automatic gas heat
er. Second house on Railroad St. phone
64a. is 2 . 1913
FOR SALE-One house on E. Jack
son Ave. Bargain for quick sale.
Owner needs ready cash. See or call
II. B. Harrison. 1927 E. Kenneth Ave.
Appointment can be arranged.
is 3p 1910
FIVE-ROOM HOUSEWIFE hall and
bath. 2 screened porches; walking
distance of grammar and high schools.
churches, downtown. shipyard and
river front. Priced So $4,000. Can be
seen anytime. 446 North Jefferson or
can 297-M. is 2 p 1913
BARGAINS for quick saie-One 4-room
house and bath on Canty St, near
north gate. All modern convenience.
Reason for selling. leaving town. See
or call II. B. Harrison. 1927 E Ken
meth Ave. Appointment can be ar
ranged. Is ; p 1910
FIVE ROOM HoUsE-New and mod
ern: natural gas. lights. water. hard
wood floors; corner lots. outbuildings.
garden, shrubbery. One block off
Highway 90. at Sam Rea's store. about
2 blocks from Wooden Mil Priced for
quick sale. Cash or terms BY owner
IL desired. c. L. Clark. 10 , D-5
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NON-RE5IDENT NOTICE
No. l0l4l
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To John Santos Carinhas
Patterson, Louisiana
Larry M. Hunnings -
Wilmington. Norui Carolina
You are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court of the County of
Jackson in said State, on the Second
Monday of November A. D., l947 Rule
day. to defend suit No. l0i41 in said
Court of Lucy Mae Mcfarland. Ad-
ministratrix of the Estate of George
Mcfarland. Deceased, wherein you
are a defendant, n wherein Com
plainant seeks S25 900 as damages for
the death of George M. Mcfarland,
Deceased for the benefit of Lucy Mae
McFapand and Dorothy Lee McFar-
Ian surviving widow and minor child
of George M. Mcfarland. Deceased and
that the Indebtedness owing by de-
PENDANTS Wallace M. quinn, The Stan
dard Fish Meal Company, Inc. and
Captain Wesley Robinson TO defend
ants John Santos Carinhas and Larry
M. Hunnings. and all property and
effects OF defendants, John Santos
Carinhas and Larry M. Hummings, in
the possession of or under the control
of above named defendants bound UNI
der the writ of attachment issued in
this be by proper order
of the Court applied to the payment
of the decree of the court to be en-
tered In this cause, as fully set out
in bill on file.
This 20 day of September A. D., l947.
(SEAL) FRED TAYLOR. Clerk.
Chancery Court.
Jackson County. Mississippi.
VERTIS G.. RAMSAY. ID. c.
AZ q % m IN ~
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-10

In loving memory of our dear aunt.
Miss Sallie A. Tanner. who left us q
year ago. Oct IL. 1916.
To us It seems so long since she went
away
But we expect to meet her in heaven.
some day.
Sadly missed BY Mrs. Horace Pierre.
Mrs. Wallace Naples. Mrs. Gussie joy
Ter. Raynaldo Joyner. and nj. Emile
Manuel. % / p 1910
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ls LOTS AND ACREAGE

TWO LOTS-Well drained. Outside city
limits of Moss Point. 203 Walter ST.
East Moss Point. ID 2 p 1913
LOTS FOR SALE-Ideal home sites
near churches. stores and school. Cash
or terms. c. B. Martin. Rt. l. Bayou
Casotte. 10 6 p 9-26
LOTS FOR SALE-1O0x238, all utilities
ready for connection, Ideal home site.
Can be divided into two so lots,
$500. 90 cash. 912 PaMrsley Ave. phone
1l02-J. Ia 4 ID 1910
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ID M T

~ ~ q - IA -
Until October 29th. l947, at 200 p. M,
Sealed Bids will be received and
opened on the above date by the Board
of Trustees. Pascagoula Rural Separate
School District. ~Pascagoula. Mississippi.
in the Superintendent's Office. Junior
High School, P~ascagoula. Mississippi.
for the construction of a War Memo
rial Stadium. ~Pascagoula, Mississippi,
according to Plans and Specifications
prepared by N. W. Overstreet & AS
sociates, Architects Engineers. Jackson.
Mississippi.
Plans and specifications are on file
In the Superintendent of Schools Of
flee. ~Pascagoula. Mississippi. and in
the Office &c d. J. Simmons, Consult
ing Engineer, P~ascagoula, Mississippi.
Copies may be secured from N. W.
Overstreet & Associates, Architects
Engineers. 20l North Lamar Street,
Jackson, Mississippi, on a deposit of
Twenty-Five Dollars t$25. 00) guaran-
teeing safe return of all documents.
Bids must be accompanied by a Ger
titled Check or Bidders Bond In an
amount equal to five percent Is per
cent? of bid to guarantee Performance
Bond. The Board of Trustees re-
bids and waive informalities.
No bid may be Withdrawn after the
scheduled closing time for the re-
ceipt of bids for a period of thirty
1901 days.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
p. w. cox. SIR. President
x. l.. WALKER,
Secretary At g-Ig. 81. 1913. 10
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-10

SO or 40 Model Chevrolet or Ford
coupe or sedan. clean. Pay cash II
price is right. r. N. Wilkerson. 1900
Elder St. East Moss Point. % l p 1910
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WANTED TO RENT

WE WANT TO RENT-A ~3-bedroom
house. Would like IL to have dining
room or dinette, and be in good part
of town. Permanent residents of
P~ascagoula. Write Box M, Chron-
icle-Star. Is 2 oh 1913
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MISCELLANEOUS
q FOR SALE OR TRADE "a

OIL RANGE-Five burner. new. good
condition. l006 Tucker Ave.
% | N min
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az BOATS. ACCESSORIES 81
IN-BoARD MOTOR Boat. engine new.
has plenty of space. Ideal for fishing
and hunting. priced reasonable. Al
bert s. Golf. Griffin Rd. E~scatawpa.
26 2 p 1910
2s CARDS OF THANKS 2s
Evening star., 1947-07-12
ON IHs AIR TO-DAY.

w IHI AH lVpAt.
WMAl. 5:0o-BsrIio1s "Raeoezy Msrsh"
and "Mafeh 10 the Naffold." Dyoraks Sym.
phony No. T. and "SIavonle Dance No. g." and
hendelsohn's 'Fingars Cave Overture" per-
formed.
WT0p, 500" Should the Minimum Wage
Be Raised!" debated.
WMAl, 6:45-Senator Glen Taylor paHiei.
pates in a discussion Of Should Congress Adopt
Health insurance."
Evening star., 1947-07-12
WEAM, 1890 k.t.
Maid Was Forgiven,
Mrs. ingalls, Testifies
BY the Associated Press

SAN DIEGO, Calf. July 12-Mrs.
Alfred Wesley ingalls, testified In
her Federal Court slavery trial yes
terday that her colored maid was
so close to her that she forgave her
when she boasted Of an old affair
with the New England matron's first
husband.
I'VE were so much like each
other" said the 62-year-old Mrs
ingalls,, who is charged, with her
husband, 64, with reducing Dora
Jones, So, to slavery over a period
of nearly 40 years with threats and
drudgery.
She "cried for loneliness Mrs
ingalls, told the jury. when Dora
who had then been with her for II
years, was sent back to Athens, Ala.
in 1924.
Mrs. ingalls, said Dora never
wanted pay and never received any
except for one year-for 1907 wher
she came from Athens as a com
panion and personal maid.
The witness recalled that she was
then married to Walter Harman OF
Washington, D. c.. and said she
LEARNED of the affair four years after
| it started
"She was just like one OF us,
Mrs. ingalls, declared. Everything
that was done for her was done fol
us. I never considered her a servant
or treated her like one"
Mrs. ingalls, said some OF ths
trouble with Dora was due to wha'
Ruth MRS. Castendyk, her eldes
daughter) planted in Dora's mind.
Mrs, Castendyk previously testified
against her mother as has anothel
daughter. Mrs. Helen ingalls, Roberts
Of Berkeley, Calf.
Evening star., 1947-07-12
Two Men Killed as Ditch
Caves In at Baltimore .
~ ,hs Asseejo,sd P,sss

BALTIMORE, July 1.-TWO men
were killed yesterday when an 49,
foot ditch in which they were work
ing caved in, burying them alive.
The victims were identified as
Nicholas Santulli. 65. and Joseph
Russo, "a, employees Of a Baltimore
contracting firm.
Twenty-one other workers were
engaged in the same project. an
excavation for new water line
but all escaped injury.
Mr.. Santulli was extricated first
Rescue workers found him with his
head still above the debris and earth
which had bureid the rest OF his
body.
Two steam shovels used on the job
were employed to recover the body
of Russo, but the undertaking re-
uuired three hours and f1remen said
artificial respiration was useless.
Evening star., 1947-07-12
Natures Children
By liIIion Cox Athey

Today only about 400 white rhinos
exist They are said to be residing
in Zululand about 200, and the same
number of the upper Nile variety
lives in the Lado district. The white
rhino is much larger than the black
one. The formers white skin is the
result of mud baths. Otherwise the
two are quite similar in color.
During the middle of the last CEN
tury large numbers of white rhinoc-
eros or square-lipped rhinoceros
were present in the region to the
nortn of the Orange River in what
is known as Bechuanalsnd.
These animals are larger than
their black cousins and have a
square upper lip instead Of pointed
prehensile one such as the black
rhinos possess.
These rhinos are extremely fond
Of wallowing in the mud. The skin
becomes caked with it and from a
distance they appear to be white.
Destruction of these animals went
on steadily until 1894 when officials
of Zululand realized these animals
were reduced to small herd of from
$50 to 200. Then they were given
legal protection.
In South Africa the white rhinoc-
eros became extinct.
A female baby rhino Is a special
guest at ZOO, the only one in cap
tivity. She drinks one gallon of
milk a day. Her height is 2 feet s
inches and she weighs rs pounds.
She is only 2 weeks old, without a
hair on her hide save q perky tuft
on the tip of her tail. She has no
teeth. But the base of the forward
horn appears where one would ex-
pect a nose. 1t is hard. rounded
boss and there is evidence that the
smaller second one behind 1t will
soon make it's appearance.
Behind her small eyes are little
knobs on the cheek bones and on the
top of her neck, just back of her
head, is a strange little patch of
thickened skin. If at 2 weeks old
she has accomplished so much. she
will be q ponderous old lady some
day.
She is gentle most Of the time.
Though when annoyed she steps back
and charges with snort. Her ears
are beginning to get quite large.
Soon her eyes will appear too small
and as years pass they will appear
tiny. Her square lips will emphasize
the great upward curving horn and
the pad on the back Of her neck will
be a large, weird growth with no
seeming function.
Evening star., 1947-07-12
PROPOSALS.

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY, Public Build-
inrs administration. Washington, D. C..
July 10. Ie4T-Sealed bids in duplicate
viii be publicly opened in this ONCE at l
pm. standard Time, July %. 1947, for
screen doors at the Hangar Cafeteria.
Point virginia. Drawinas and speeifcs:.
mast rn9n be msy fyet1rnes fhe furnishins q more
thso he c9mnissoner ops s M y Pubic puiidinss v
E REYNOLDS. Commissioner OF Public
Buildings. Federal works AGENCY.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, clsrks
once Washington. D. C.-Proposa1s Tor
Packing Boxes.-sesled proposals viii os
O'Clock noon. july 80. 1877: for !so or
tfons may be obtained by application to
fhe CLERK Of tfe House. The above boxes
to be completed, delivered and stored IN
the bs ssment Of the House Once BuildinS,
Washington. d. c.. By EoTernber /. 1e47.
subject to inspection and acceptance ny
Clerk Of the House Of Represssr,tstives.
bsreby 1ns yss; ressryed' JOHN ANDREWS, Clerk
Of the House OF Representatives;
% 'N~ --jy12.13.14
GoNs9SsS1tRss ss t Ss1 s.sed Sfopos. S %f.n,af'0p ::
received at Room 500. District Buildins.
l4th and Pennsylvania ave. NV. WASH
ineton 4, D. G.. until 2 u.rn. ~, q. s. tJt
July e. laa and then DuSlisIy S9ensa na
ios SQUARE % YARDS Of s.,r Cement concrete al
ley pavements. or slternste, at various To-
pfy'ya5 pIy Room m 4af. District Building Tor pros
rnssls and specifications. "a