Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1935, Page 12

A—12 INTERIOR BUILDING _BIDS ARE STUDIED York Concern Submits Low Esti- mate on Air-Conditioning Work. Bids for the job of air-conditioning the Interior Department Building, with the exception of the part already treated, are being studied by engineers of the National Park Service. Cost ve -hoose_from. : :.gr:\s» Fully gun’nn!eed Tub a «De Luxe” . extr tra fine talloninl Vo on or rem ove. iy and clean b%g:pleu set, for $2-87 reshrunl , DS of any coach.«-+ of the work runs well over $1,000,000. Preliminary examination of the bids yesterday showed the York Ice Ma- chinery Corp. of York, Pa., is the low bidder with an offer of $1,012,916. Other bids ranged as high as $1,132,200. The Harwood-Nebel Co. of 2539 Penn- sylvania avenue is the indicated low bidder for the construction of a cool- ing tower with a bid of $83.673. Four firms sought this contract and the bids run as high as $114,730. Described as the largest airecondi- tioning job of any office building in the country, the work comprises in- staliation of equipment throughout the building, including the basement, au- ditorium and library. Specifications covering the job re- Seat Cover nt excellent styles s. Eig A t- New, fresh compiete Sgfic}&itf\f’i‘;t:’“oca" lar fabrics and P& New, 5 A wide f popu jnary laundry. any coach Complete st any sedan Klean Seat Mats Genuine Evr Office, Outings, €tC. Porch, iy selected, treated st fortable and ciean © single Casily kept clean: style, eaCh.eve o == Fo, Y Cle Tor uoholsr2r Cleaner Liguia - Half ping ° DAVIS Liquid “Cleaner-Polish” The “Double-Action” 49¢ DAVIS Auto Wax newer, Quicker, easier and long- lasting. Guaran- teed. T5¢ size. .. ; ~ Brings out finish. in lustre. 40c size. Only. - zge can be A Purchages o, erms as '°W and $1.09 perlv:es:l;. Small cqry, : i Unpaiq ballmcg g’n‘laywe g ery. giae s Do n.f"oflazhlnr./ RRANG f $1 o.og 2 raw; cool " lustre re- Dust Cloth Picks up dust. Seals Saves many wash obs scratch finish. on a]] T more, down Other Cars from abonge rubber and felt back mats st leep-cut prices. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, quire that the work be done without any closing down or interruption of routine operations of the department, despite the fact that 1,500 rooms re- quire treatment by the contracting firm. The work is made possible through Public Works Administration funds. The Interior Building occuples an entire block surrounded by Eighteenth and Nineteenth and E and F streets and is seven stories high. Japan to Use Radio. Japan proposes to erect a broad- casting station which will transmit HOWARD U. FUNDS RETURNEDTOP.W. A, Ickes Informs Senate Irregular- ities Resulted From Ignorance of Regulations. The Senate has been informed by Public Works Administrator Ickes D. C, THURSDAY, ized, “but in every case this money has been returped to the United States Treasury from the private re- sources of the university.” Responding to a resolution passed by the Senate two weeks ago, calling for information on the subject, Ickes also inclosed a copy of a letter he wrote to the Board of Trustees of the university. This Jetter stated that “while there have undoubtedly been |. *Irregularities in handling allotments of public works funds by university “authorities, there is no implication of dishonesty or criminal intent. It is evident that the fault lies with that in several instances money al- | the treasurer, who pleads ignorance Headlamp, Cold Patch nr wssh @ Inner Tube Rubber Floor Mats “Custom Cut” For Model “A” Fords. For Chevrolet Japanese propaganda to all parts of | lotted to Howard University was spent | of the regulations as a justification.” Ickes' report also stated that the the world. for projects other than those author- MARCH 28, 1935. treasurer of the university had “al- lowed waze rates which were below the Public Works Administration’s minimum.” In his letter to the Board of Trustees, Ickes stated: “Treasurer Johnston also pleads ignorance in connection with the violation of the ‘wage and hours of labor requirement.” Divorce Suit Filed. RENO, Nev., March 28 (#)—Mrs. Electra Bowm: granddaughter of the late W. T. Waggoner, prominent and wealthy Texas cattle man, has established residence here in prepa- ration for a divorce suit against Arthur Gorman Bowman of New York City, it became known yesterday. 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