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Evening star., 1952-04-20
Daily Double Paid-S3t 20

THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000 claiming;
3-year -olds: furlonsS
60 Girl CBorgemenke> 500 40
Trenton Sand tBurr 4.6U
Aime' Aiso raaniE!Mue an! Ell. pamaris, Alaric
Golden Kernel and Fiery Trail.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, s.; 800; claim
secnav (Breckonsl 1910 SO BIC
Johns Admiral tCulmoneI $50 IS,
Power Drunk tBorsemenke) 26t
Time, 1:llas.
Rounds Violini5t, Cedric, Tedson and
Beauty'S Tiger.
FIFTH RACE-Purse.- 3? 500; claiming
4-year-olds and up; furlonss.
Bashaw tCulmonel i.20 800 2aC
Joiner (Burrl 40 300
Bombast baldwin, $40
as rsn--Tidehead. Pakistan, Byronic.
The Peer and Cockofthewa!k.
SIXTH RACE-Purse; s%,;ooo claimins;
4-yesr-oi6s and up; f4rionss- mn eo
5oodle 'BreckQns' nck'3,1 1850 2@9 3S" s"
Bright Bones tBorgemenke) 2.9O
Time .24as.
HaspS A9 Gsnd9 s5 oraH3 H3otsd snd
maker.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $500; al
lowances: 3-year-olds and up; | - miles.
Mass OGold tBurrl $50 $40 $50
Dalpark tkirklandl $50 $50
Thee And Me (Robertsl $40
Time. l:5Iis.
Also ran-Fiora Gay Count, Dooly, Air
Attack and Sea Grass.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, So. 500; al
lowances; 3-year-olds and up, furlongs
(ofi 531i2b.
Bated Breath tMarrero, SO $50 ..4o
Biddy Bid (BreckonsI $50 2.3O
Mr.. Buster (Burr) $50
Time 1:1l.
Also ran-Piraeua. U Asked Fort. Arts
Mona and Bee-Lee-Tee.
NINTH RACE-Purse 81 900; claim
ing; 4-vear- -olds and up; ! l/16 miles
Rogue (Bryson) $50 400 $40
Tourist Town tBreckonSI 800 $40
cir Stephen tBurrD $40
Time. :46.
Also ran-Scarlet Light. Station Agent
Clearance, Little jeff. Sandlot, Shorty.
WaRel Called and jail
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Chart Of Wood Memorial on Page B-I

SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; allow
ances; 4-year-oldS and up; furlongs.
Our John VIM. (Hardin-
brook eco 4.Su $40
Uncle jay (Atkinson) $50 4 40
Miss Degree tHettinger) $40
Time, l:l1+s.
Also ran-Little Falls, Two Rainbows,
Winship and Long Bow.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. S3.5nO: claim
ing: 4-year-olds ana up; 11s miles.
Artist Life tWalD $50 4. 70 800
Blue W. (Hardinbrook) $50 $50
Here He Is tAtkinson) 800
Time, :54ls.
Also ran-Althird Bad Hombre, Sky
Miracle and Don Pascal
Evening star., 1952-04-20
Trottinq on an Island

MONTREAL-(P).-Horse rae
ing is the premier sport at Prince
Edward Island. PAGERS and
trotters hold sway at the Char
tlottetown Driving Track.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

beds. 1t wouldn't be surprising to
find rockfish down in St. Mary's
Creek, as they usually appear there
about the same time as in Smith
Greek.
Another sizeable shipment Of
the big SpaWn-laden rockfish came
through Washington recently, this
time from Virginia. where they
were taken by haul-seinerS near
the mouth of the Yeocomico River.
Individual fish ranged up to 81
pounds. Although Virginia's laws
prohibit the keeping of rockflSh
weighing more than IS pounds,
here again Washington markets
nave abetted the keeping of over
sized rockflsh by commercial fish,
ermen. he passage of Bill Sal. in
troduced by Senator Pat McCar-
ran, which would prohibit the sale
OF rockfiSh weighing more than Is
pounds in the District. will 60 a
long way toward stopping this
continuous plundering of one of
the Chesapeake Bays greatest
resources.
Warm, summary days have
greatly increased angling. While
the Potomac has been high and
roilly due to melting snow and
rains in its upper watershed, the
herring run has continued strong.
Returning from a trip into Vir-
ginia late Thursday evening, we
noticed a lot of activity at Chain
Bridge even at that time. The
Herring also have been running
up Rock Greek, affording a lot of
fun to snaggerS nearer home. Shad
fishing, which has been fairly
good in the PatuXent. should pick
up as the Potomac subsidies.
Trout anglers still are finding
a goodly supply of brooks. browns
and rainboWs in Maryland's
streams after opening day inroads.
Dave Thompson of Arlington tells
us he took an 18-inch rainbow
from Rock Creek the other day.
Several anglers have tangled with
big brood fish stocked by the State
with more or less success. Some
of the present load will be taken
off Maryland's streams when West
Virginia S season opens on April
26 and Virginia S May l.
The Alexandria Chapter of the
Izaak Walton League and North
ern Virginia Sporting Goods Deal
ers are sponsoring a free sports
show at the Alexandria Armory,
211 South Royal street, Tuesday
from 2 to II pm. Yeatman's
Sports Store is giving free oyster
roast to all anglers at BoWenS
Inn, Solomons Island, today.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

SionS, and to warn him against
any further infractions while rid
ing in Maryland. Bierman's IL
cense. however. subsequently was
issued by clerk without the COM
missions, knowledge. Flanagan
upon discovering Bierman was
riding. asked" him to stay down
three or four days until the COM
mission had talked to him.
There was no suspension,
Flanagan reiterated. "Biermar
wasn't caught with a battery or
him. like you might think from
the stories published about. this
There is no mystery about this
but the articles in the newspapers
have made it confusing"
Bobby Martin, suspended last
year for 10 years by the Maryland
Racing Commission, has been
Ihired by Danny Shea to work on
the latter's horse farm.
Bobby Mitchell's To-day suspen-
sion was up today. and the pop.
ular rider will begin accepting
mounts again Monday.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
OUTDOORS
With Bill leetch

We've been waiting with inter-
lest for the first signs of rockflSh
schooling and as usual they've
shown up first in Smith Creek
Evening star., 1952-04-20
Three Rings 141 Outsider Wins Bowie Handicap Aerted Second
Laurel Race Charts


Went 10 post al DRIVING Winner
Pass ch b. Mahm9ud sema STABLES Trainer
Evening star., 1952-04-20
GuIfstreum Park
BY the Associated Press
Clear and Fast.

Clear and Fast.
FIRST RACE-Purse 81. 500A claiming
3-vear -olds; d furlones.
Sue Sin tBorgemenke) 1890 $50 81,
Fighting Home fZakoorl $50 1.3t
Rosy Greek Stevenson) 7.6'
Time 1926.
Also ran--Sieh Queen, Lead All, Doxy
Joe Town. Hopeful Sue, Miss Direct.
Froo. Brunis Star, Smiling Sea.
SECOND RACE-Purse $500; claim
ing; 4-year- -olds and up; g furlongs.
Andy Ha ndy tScurlockI 4.9O 800 80
Elated tWilderl 1850 81
Shoe Shine tBorgemenke) 5.Jt
Time. l:ll35.
Also ran-Mr A B.. BoWled over
'reScott jungle Gypsy. Senor Hygro
Fingarvie. Jimmv's Doll and Miss Baron
r, ~,
Evening star., 1952-04-20

4O Mr. WIFE so Esn sH1 ~ s44U S3U King Chatter
CmedWrgh
farm S6500 Sheik ~
iH{ GHArbER moEed well when
Atendan
Evening star., 1952-04-20

THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; claiming;
3-year-olds: furlongs.
Upsetter tShoemaker) 1910 $50 $50
Danny c. tGuerinl $50 $50
Ten Stone (Arcaro) $40
Time. l:l3t5.
Also ran--Inezmuch Idontknow, a Bay
Hash. Bootlegger, Vocabulary, Son Few.
Loeb and Simpson entry.
FOURTH RACE-Purse $4,000; allow
ances: 3-year- -olds: 6 furlongs.
Imurguy tDiMauro) $500 1910 7.40
Colonel Hoop fNichols) 1880
Time. 1:l215.
Also ran-Privileee. Flaunt. Elias G.,
Rush Prince. Whatdouno, Giorgetti, bPoint
Fortune, bDr. Felix. aAncestor aThymus
aPhipps entry. bBrown entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances; 4-year- -olds and up; furlongs.
dhKnowitall (Boland) $40 4.90 300
dhVigorouS (Arcaro) 2.10 800 2 .30
Seaflash tGorman) 2.7(
Also ran-Royal Moccasin. Safety. Al
Is Well and Big If.
dhDead heat for win.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
Jumoicu Results
By the Associotcd Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. S3.500 claiming
3-year- -olds; furlonss
Finchhayen III 'dinbr'k) lilo $50 45t
Bets Reward tGormanD 2640 l2.St
Mad Madge tAtkinSon) 1S(
Time. I:14ls.
Also ran-Brave Bim Folk Music
Ba ing Boy. Printers Devil. Wolf Bait
Air Queen Wally Willy and George w. w
| SECOND RACE-Purse, 81 900; maid
ems; 2-year-olds: 5 furlongs.
Native Dancer tGuerin) 4.SO $40 2.5(
| Putney tPicou) 4.4O BIZ
Khan fGorman) 24(
Time, 5:593s.
-. Also ran-Easy Tom, Cinder Boy
Dtctar, Big Hoop, Golden Fiddle anC
Where You At.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

Joseph F. Flanagan, racing COM
mission steward, told reporters
today that Jockey Carol Bier
man was not suspended last week
and, consequently, not re-instated.
Flanagan explained that the
commission wanted to talk to
Bierman about his racing record,
which shows numerous suspen-
Evening star., 1952-04-20

D., - '
kIMCF!sH
sLGoND RAcEPurs S5 500 loass
Tme- Cearan 1. -,
Evening star., 1952-04-20

gs, $3O.sO, $11OO. $40. Alerted, So. go
g.
circled field, assumed command and drew
distance, drove to fore in early stretch but
* early closed with good energy. EUCLID
ground but lacked late rush. HI BILLIE
ily. EATONTOWN, reserved just off pace,
LNGfAtopped to walk.
urlongs tchute); claiming prices, 1000
4.4:i. of 4:43i2; start good; won driving
Pictor-Blu Tack. Trainer, NJ. A. Buxton
-l:122s. Clear and fast.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

Mrs: H. L. Straus-H B. Cohen entr
Two-dollar mutuels paid--Three Rims
81 so. Plaster, 800 Handle. $216, ,S36
THREE RINGS. badly outrun early,
clear. ALERTED, steadied within striking
was not good enough. PLASTER, far bacl
lacked sufficient rally. MULLY S. saved
set pace to stretch and hattened out bad
failed to respond when urged. CONGO XII
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 50, 500; 8 f
$4,000; 4-year-olds and UP. Went to post
place same. Winner. Apsley, br g., 4, by
Values-S2.925. 5000. S450, S225. Time
Evening star., 1952-04-20
Here's How We Do lt

Ben Hundley buys in carload lots
for cash sells for cash. We
have no bookkeeping losses. pay no
rent. have fewer salesmen and do
one Of the biggest tire businesses
In the world. Prices plus tax with
v""r present tire and tube
Evening star., 1952-04-20

beds. 1t wouldn't be surprising to
find rockfish down in st. Marys
Creek, as they usually appear there
about the same time as in Smith
Greek.
Evening star., 1952-05-28

from Baltimore. declared she was
walking with several other per-
sons and didn't hear the officers
whistle anyway.
But Pvt. Greenfield, a 225-
FOUNDER, said she hit him with
her parasol when he took her arm
His grip was "agonizing." coun-
tered Miss Stebel. She admitted
she may accidentally have tapped
him with my little parasol."
Four witnesses who said they
were in the crowd with the clerk
maintained she did not hit the
policeman. A Navy Building
guard. however, testified he saw
the blows. :
In finding Miss Stebel not guilty
of the disorderly conduct charge,
Judge Casey termed the whole in
cident unfortunate,
Evening star., 1952-05-28
Navy 10 Open Bids June 10 On Wind Tunnels Project

will increase considerably the
capacity of David Taylor for re-
search and development in the
fields Of aerodynamics and applied
physics. It will help to determine
the most suitable and desirable
shapes and forms for aircraft.
Construction is under the super
vision of Capt. Carl Porter, Poto-
mac River Naval Command public
works officer.
Evening star., 1952-05-28
Woman, 81 Freed in humping
OfPork Policeman WithPuruso

A diminutive 61-year-old woman
yesterday was acquitted Of charges
she thumped a husky park police
man with her parasol when he
arrested her for jaywalking.
But Miss Madeline Stebel, a
clerk In the Navy Department
Building. was fined So for failing
to obey the signals of the officer,
Pvt. e. P. Greenfield, on May
13. Judge Walter j. Casey de-
cided both cases in Municipal
Court.
Pvt. Greenfield, who is colored,
accused Miss Stebel of blocking
afternoon rush-hour traffic from
the Navy parking lot when she
tried to cross the exit at Consti-
tuition avenue and Nineteenth
street NV.
Miss Stebe1. who commlltes dailv
Evening star., 1952-05-28

The Navy will open bids on
June 10 for the last major con-
struction phase for wind tunnels
at David Taylor Model Basin,
Carderock, Md.
The project will enable testing
of model aircraft at transonic
speeds.
One Of the vital sections of
the tunnel, a 19-foot double fan
segment. which will enable the
blasts of wind. was captured from
Germany In 1945.
The bids being sought are for
the U-shaped tunnel tube, which
will be joined with the former
German equipment, 1t will be
STA feet in length.
Navy scientists said the tunnel
Evening star., 1952-05-28
Teachers Group Elects

The District Elementary Class
room Teachers Association has
elected new officers as follows:
Miss Winifred A. MacNeil, presi-
dent; Miss Frances Noll, vice pres
ident: Mrs. Evelyn Griffith,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. De-
maris Williams, recording secre-
tary, and Raymond Brown. treas
lIrer.
Evening star., 1952-05-28
ADVERTISEMENT.
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It's alkaline tnon-acid). Does not sour
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Get FAsTEETH today at any drug store
Evening star., 1952-05-28
Veterans of 'o8 Proorum

The United Spanish War Vet
erans will present solo dramas
and character sketches at 8 pm.
tomorrow in the Metropolitan
Baptist Church, 1925 3 street
NV
Evening star., 1952-05-28
Armstrong Alumni Day

The Armstrong High School
class Of 1927 will be honored on
alumni day at 8 pm. tomorrow in
the school auditorium.
Evening star., 1952-05-28
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er 80lferfrei1nbl6aft pertpan6elt

| Der golferfreunoidaft oeripan6elt
tperben".
Die 3ulailung Ser. uSSN al oen
Ky. Slpmpiiben Spielen 1puroe bon
ibrer gr0ffnung an ourd bie mosfo.
mitii6en Smperialiiten 5u elmer plan.
maBigen u5riebenspropaganoa" miBs
braudt. Die ,Bratpoa' bonn 20. Suli
beridtete: raue frieoliebenben Wen.
icben begriiBten Ole iopietii6en
SportsmGnner als Senoboten Der
@robmadt, tpelbe in ben erIten &eis
ben Der 8orfdmpfer fir oen Srieoen
in ser gan5en Belt i6reitet. Oas CT
lbeinen oer Sportsmdnner 8ulga.
riens, nngarns, Bolens, Hum1niens
uno Ser SI6edo-SIotpafei tpuroe
au6 nit lebbaftem 8eifaG begriiBt.
IS lit cine 3uml,tung oen Sports
mannern Ser freien @elt gegeniiber,
iie Die 8ettlpiele nit Sflaoen Der
Heglerung austragen gu laiien, mel
6e Der Serbre6en bon &atpn uno
8innp5ia nor oem 8elttribunoI an,
geflogt miro. Die @ngeb0rieen ser
unteroriidten Nationen oiirfen nit
Redt Sic 8eteilieuns ser Sotpiet.
sltbleten an oen SlpmpiIden SpieIen
als cine MiBadtung bur6 bte freien
geationen Ser Wiaionen bon 9lngebo-
rigen Ser unteroriidten Nationen be,
tra6ten, tuelde bur9 sic mostotpiti.
lde 9eipotie in Ben 3pangsorbeits,
lagern pernidtet tpurOen.
Die ~5rieoenspropaganoa" Ser
mosfotpitilben Smperialilten in Sels
itntt iebt oie internationoIe Srgani-
lotion Der Slpmpiihen Spiele ser
8efabr aus geipalten 5u tper6en, tpie
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Suiiein, gum Serrlder iiber oos alte
@iiitengebiet aus. 9eioe &ammern
nabmen einen dr5tli6en geri6t emf.
gegen, ooB feline slusiidt ouf Gene
Jung oes einunooier5ig Sabre alten
&onigs beltebe, ser lid i6on 5tpeimal
in ser S6pei5 ser 8ebanolung UNI
ter5ogen bat.
Win0eitens nelln Wenl6enleben
Dlr0en pernt9tet, 5nblrei6e tpeitere
Berionen perben permiBt uno Sous
lenoe Duroen oboa6los, nls om
Samstag cine 8eibe BON 8olfenbriis
6en iiber Siio-gnglano nieoerging.
Inter oen Gotten befinoen it6 brei
8op Scouts. 9lm l6perIten bonn un-
petkr betroffen tpuroe oos @ebiet am
8rfNol= l=&onaI nit oen fIeinen 3pil-
lingSItaoten 2pnton uno 2pnmoutb
am 2pnnes5luB. Der angei6tpouene
2Dnne=6lub anOerte pl0bli6 Ieinen
Sauf uno floB mitten Our6 sic bei-
oen Staotden, mo san5e Sauier eins
fa6 fortgel6Demmt ipuroen unb oas
So6paiier bis gum 5tpeiten Stods
werf anltieg. Iutos uno 2aIhpagelt
muroen bon oen SSluten bes SSluIies
in oie offene See binausgetragen 1tno
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OHO-WAISENFREUND

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tboli5itat itebt aus Der Eiefe Der
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3eriplitterung oes Broteitantismus,
ftiirmt man boran, Union auf Union
51 baufen unb Die ginbeit auf Dem
@ege Der Sutton 5u manager.
(S1luB fole)
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G6inbmrg 1887

'gs tpar Sen mel item Eeilnebmern
BON 2auianne nibt moslid, 5ur gr-
fenntnis 5u gelangen oaB oer einge.
lblagene @eg auf Die Dauer ungang=
bar lit; unb baB bier gbriiten nit
einanber Die uginbeit in GbriItus
bebaupteten uno iu6ten, bie an einen
gan5 perl6ie6enen Gbriitus glauben
obne ie oabon &enntnis 5u nebmen,
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q. August

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grabiidof S0berblom praIibierte in
2aliianne Die iiebente &ommiiiion, Die
roie ginbeit Der gbriitenbeit uno Die
8e5iebung Der beitebenoen Rir6en 81,
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beite! Sooerblom fiiblte ith beIon.
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2nno tpieber cine entIbeibenoe &one
ipielen miro, 1larnli9 Der rSreibeit
segeniiber bem anelifaniiden Ssnitis
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driitli6en &ir1en, oab ba eintra1tie
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tueroen. l1no lit nidt not 5u tpabrer
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pie beute, tpurOe fir 1tnmeientlid)
un6 fir lure humane erfldrt. 9ie
oeutlben 2utberaner protofouierten
~8ir fonnen bie &eilsnotpenoigfeit
Der 1uBeren ginbeit ser Stride 1lidt
anerfennen mir miiBten iotpobl 2u-
tier mie uniere eeiarute Ebeologie
oesabouieren. Wan iiberiab oamals
tpie teiltpeiie beute nod, baB fir gu.
tier bie 8aiis bieIes Mrtifels 6ie Gel
tln1g Ser altfir6lieben &on5ilien mar,
ltno man ipuBte nod niht, tpie beltte
nah ben grgebniiien 1,eitei itane1tli-
der greseie, baB Die Stride bes
Heuen Seltamentes cine &e6tseinbeit
mar, berubenb auf Dem Ipoitelre6t,
big binein in Die eudariitii6e 2itur-
gle.
gs gab aud anoere Stimmen ser
Sppoiition: &arl 8artb lebnte 3. 9 :,
i'm l1nteri9ieo 5u leiner poiitiben
Witarbeit in Mmiteroam, oen Beril16
bon 2aulanne ob, ipeil man bier Die
ginbeit Ser Stride bur1 Mboition uno
pillfiirli6e 9lustpabl na6en tpolle.
Sieie uIusmabl" aeigte iid II. a. in
Der bieloeutieen 6riitologii6en Sor.
mel, bie man sur Gorausiesung Ser
Witarbeit beltimnte, ndmlih oie In=
erfennuns uunieres Serrn SSeius
Gbriitus als @ott uno Seilan6". Oas
lit bie Sormel, bie 1948 5ur u6riito.
logiI6en 8aIis" bes @eltrates Der
&ir6en erflGrt tpurbe: tpie mir ieben
tperoen, Ser fatale Mustpeis fir oie
innere l1nglaubtpiiroigfeit ser gan5en
0fumenilben 8etpegung.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23
Hr1tpllt E11rp zpttl1ng 11td1t ah!

enn Sn ieber 2 beier Sage bQet cine Nenuna
3enns erbaten b mnb oir n mg it, w abresbetras
usnenen 10 bae n mbern mare rus bis gtrag tell
mei oor besabeu fanuf Sir ienoen bene uug ueter
Abbeanus bbemte ben geuf guteu, remubs
einen sdaben fir bic fatbulide BreFe.
Sn fannf ben Abonnemmt au ben ,Ob g8aeuuub' ,S5
Suiepbinnm @u eruuern 2er uenben axf fol-
seubem GurmnIar:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23
Hut nrnt 6rnittpr

Bon Sob. 81 o tb beniteiner
Jern ii6er &ornfelb nnb @eibe
Gin idmarser Sdatten fliebt,
als siebe BON brobenoem 2eibe
Gin Abnen bnrds 8emiit.
&ein Sanieln in ben 3ipeisen,
ODD lan bic 2nft mnb fendjt;
3iuei Sdmetterlinse iteigen
limb baiden iid) inn 8eleudt'.
@erbalt'ner Items ipGben
Die Saaten anm ragenben @alb:
Sait bm ben Slib seieben?
Sord, tute Der 9pnner halt!
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-04-25
INVITATION TO BIDDERS

Sealed bids will be received by Donald R. Wilson, District Direct or, Department of the Interior. Of flee of Territories, Alaska Public Works, 123 Third Street, P. o. Box 2749, Juneau, Alaska, until 5:0O P. NJ. Pacific Standard Time on May 21, 1852 for the construction of water supply and distribution sys- tenn, at Wrangell, Alaska.
 At which time and place the bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Bids received after closing time of bid opening will be return ed unopened.
 Plans and specifications and oth- CT proposed contract documents are open for public inspection at the District Directors office, Juneau Alaska; at the office of the Associ- ated General Contractors of Ameri. ca, Seattle Chapter, Construction Center, 3rd Avenue West and Har- risOn Street, Seattle, Washington at the office of the Associated Gen. eral Contractors of America, Noun tain Pacific Chapter, 219 Benjamin Franklin Hotel, Seattle, Washing ton; at the office of the Associated