Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1936, Page 50

REPAIRS ARESPED " INU.S. BUILDINGS? Capitol, Senate and House Office Units to Be Air Conditioned. David Lynn, architect of the Capitol, §s making strenuous efforts to get the Capitol and Senate and House Office Buildings in shape for Congress to get to work in January. These buildings have been torn up this Summer, with holes being made in walls and floors ot all offices, corridors and other spaces for the air-conditioning service suthorized by with an ap- Ppropriation of $2,500,000. Then when the bids were opened it was found the appropriation was not large enough. So Architect Lynn has been forced to ake progress as best he can and to prepare revised specifications for new bids in an effort to solve his dilemma. He will be ready to call for new bids in about 10 days. These have been revised by omitting air conditioning of certain sections which are not used for office p ch as rooms on the Capitol terrace section, subbase- ment of the Old Office Building and rooms on the fifth floor, and the book in the attic of the Capitol Build- . ‘These new bids will also include (nsulation of certain ducts. As an emergency job Lynn had to Bake over with his own forcé and wunder day labor put in sheet metal ducts, which had been included in in shape for occupancy by members. This work now is progressing satis- Sactorily. The large main ducts, however, in the basement and attic of the Senate and House Office Buildings, will be ncluded in the new bids. e COURT ORDER FAVORS WIDOW OF COL. GREEN Pro Confesso Judgment Entered for Claimant of Hal? of Magnate’s Texas Property. By the Associated Press. DALLAS, Tex., September 25.—Fed- eral Judge William H. Atwell entered ® pro confesso judgment yesterday in favor of Mrs. Mabel H. Green, claimant of half the Texas property amassed by her late husband, Col. E. H. R. Green. Judge Atwell said he would enter & final decree November 2, and extended until that time the period for the filing of an answer to Mrs. Green’s suit by Mrs. Betty Sylvia Ann Howland Green ‘Wilks, the late capitalist’s sister. ‘The judgment was Mrs. Green's sec- ond Texas victory in an involved legal | battle oiver the estimated $80,000,000 estate left by the son of Hetty Green. Mrs. Green, in her suit here, claimed specifically stocks valued at slightly | more than $100,000 and generally all other property Col. Green acquired in | Texas after their marriage. " LECTURES SCHEDULED Citizenship Class Programs Sched- uled at Garnet-Patterson School. Lectyres will be held at 7:30 o'clock #ach night next week at Garnet-Pat- terson School by its public affairs and sitizenship classes. 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