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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-08
Smith.SWartZ
5 On Glove Card

The kanski-Peterson embroglio
brings together two rlngmen who
never stop throwing leather
Peterson has shown his wares
here several times and always pro-
duced an interesting scrap.
Ward was scheduled to box
six rounds and to work 10 or
more In the Northwest Afh-
letic club gymnasium today.
Avils is slated TO arrive in time
for Sunday afternoon workout
here. The Californian is a former
national amateur welter champion
and has had more than 20 amateur
and professional bouts.
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HARVEY STOREY DRIVES IN FIVE COUNTERS
Boston Bruins
Nearing Title

BOSToN-One up and only
three to go. the Boston Bruins
we're So fsvorites today to over
throw an old jinx and WIN the
Stanley cup for the first time in
a decade.
The Bruins. who made a runa-
way OF the National Hockey league
race. and eliminated the New York
Rangers in a stubborn seven game
semi-final series. nosed the To-
ronto Maple Leafs 2-1 last night
in the first game of their final
best-of seven playoff
4 crowd of 1888 in Bos-
Second game of the series will
be played here Sunday. the third
and fourth at Toronto April IL
and IS. If any more are necessary,
they will be played at Boston
April 10. at Toronto April Is and
at Boston April 20
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FIVE SOFTBALL
TEAMS LOOP

Five more softbail teams have
filed intentions of fielding teams
In the park recreation department
sponsored leagues. entries in which
close on Monday, April II, at 5
o'clock.
The five teams recently filed
are-Moulders union; Retail
Clerks: Stationers. Inc: Ia
coma Naval Reserve; Tacoma
Drug Co., and Central Luth-
eran church.
This brings the number of teams
registered to date up to IS and still
only half the known teams have
10 far registered with Al Hodges.
park director of recreation. An
alyzing the lineup. the teams are
placed in the following leagues
City A, four teams; City B. five
teams, Commercial league, eight
teams; Service-vets, seven teams;
Labor Unions. six teams; Frater-
nal league, four teams, and Church
leagues, four teams.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-08

Puyallup Vikings reserve track
sters scored in every event to win
a quadrangular meet at Puyallup
yesterday afternoon. Mel Eagen S
Orting Cardinals. Pierce county de-
Tending champions, were second,
followed by Bill Emmon's Eaton
vile Cruisers and Mark Whitman $
Glover Parkers.
The Norsemen tailed "a 1-6
points; Orting made 40is; Eaton
vile i4is, and Clover Park Is.
Outstanding performance of the
afternoon was turned in by Harold
Enger of Glover Park. who stepped
off the mile in 4;46.5. II was the
second time Enger has raced the
distance in competition. having
ran a SOS race as a sophomore
last year.
High point honors went TO Les
Albright of Orting, who scored
nine points.
Summary OF the meet:
lo0-yard dash-Johnston (Ol. Nor
rison CPl, Rotter (El, Kowslski CPl q.
Time :ii2.
22o-ysrd dash-Healey (P) and Al
bright tO). tied for first. Berry CP) q.
Rotter tED. Time ass.
44-yard dash-Kowalski CP), Al
bright tol. McCarty tcP). Muksi CE) .
ss-yard run-Ross Pl. zemeneck
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Silent holIander
On Monday Card

Henry GRADER. recent importa-
ton from Holland. is strong.
silent mstman--he just about has
to be.
In this country for only few
weeks. Graders knowledge OF the
English language is almost nil.
The big Hollander was signed
today to meet Bobby Roberts.
squat youngster from New York,
in the five-round semi-final on Pro-
moter Jack Connor's card at
Greenwich coliseum Monday night.
r Roberts made quite = hit
last Monday with his triumph
over Jim "Daxxler" Clark. He
!. used Robin Reeds whip-lock.
Dean Detton. who held the world
heavyweight championship for sew
eral months in 1887, makes his
first Tacoma appearance in nearly
two years when he tangles with
lgnacio Martinez Of Mexico City
in the main event.
A pair of three-round prclimi-
'naries. not yet signed, will COM
plete the card.
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league play yesterday. Sad Sam
Gibson allowed the Oaks only
seven scattered hits while Storey
and his teammates were touching
Sheehan and Johnson for 10.
Hollywood. Portland and Los
Angeles were in a three-way tie
for first place, with each team
having won four and lost two.
Portland, bounced out of the
league lead when the Hollywood
Stars trounced them Wednesday
came back to beat the Stars, 11-3,
in the circuits only afternoon
game.
Portland slammed three
Hollywood pitchers for II hits
while Brewer and barrow held
the Stars 10 six. Ed Coleman
h0mcred for the Beavers In
the first with two on.
Los Angeles moved up into the
first-place tie by trouncing Sac
ramento. 30. The Angels tied the
score In the seventh at two-all and
showed over the winning run in
the eighth. 1t was the Solons
sixth straight defeat of the sea-
son. Thomas limited them to six
hits while the Angels collected II
scattered bingles off Sherer and
Schmidt.
Despite three errors. San Diego
took a e-5 decision from Seattle
by touching Gregory, Pickrel and
Radnich for Ia safeties. The Padres
took an early lead but when the
Rainiers pulled up even they loosed
a three-run burst in the eighth
that sewed up the game. Seattle
got nine hits off Herbert and Hare.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-08
OREGON RIFLES
NATIONS BEST

EUGENE. Ore.-The University
of Oregon. recent winners of the
n. c. A. A basketball title.
boasted another national cham
pionship today-the r. o. T. C.
craftsmanship crown.
Officials We're informed that
Oregons five man-team, for the
third successive year. had swept
the field and that Stanley Warren.
a team member. scored a perfect
200 for Individual honors.
tnd Ter Sergeant Harvey
Blythe, the Webfoot rifleman
scored OIL, the highest ever
recorded in the contest.
The squad was composed Of
Warren, Don Boyd and Wyburg
Furrell, all of Eugene: Gilbert
Wing, Junction City; and Law
renee Lew. Baker.
Second team was Minnesota
with a67, and Maryland was third
with GAG.
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PUYALLUP TRACKMEN SCORE

eo). childers ,CP). Talkington CPl.
Time 2:2o.
Mile run-Enger (CP). Ruschner
(O) Wentworth (P). Miller tE).
Time ;465.
l2o-yard high hurdles-Stemp tPl &.
Ksrlen tP), Adler TO-, rheno tEl
Time 10
shuttle hurdle Puysllup
,Stemp. Karlen. Myers, Sniderl. Ea-
tonville, Orting Time ;555
Discus throw-Snider tPl Durga
lP', Sullivan tpl. Mulnn lP) DIS
lance 90 feet inch.
Pole vRult-Smith tPl and Howell
tP). tied for first: Takeu6hi (Pl.
Wright tEl and Davidson IL. tied
for third. Height 9 feet 6 inches.
Broad Ruschner 90. john
ston ,Ol. Kowalski tPl. Haynes tCPl
Distance 20 feet ? inches.
Shot put-Durgs tPl. Snider tPl e.
Albright tOl. Garden tCPl. Distance
36 feet 2 inches.
High jump-Adler tOl Howell p
and Tneno tEl. TIED for second:
rsksuchl tPt. Slagle 1Pl and Will
Jams tOl. tied for fourth. Height
5 feet inches.
SSo-yard relsy-Puyallap tMofri-
son. Healey. Berry. Kowalski1. Orting.
Clover Park. Eatonville. Time ! as.
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ziegenfuss Gets
Edmundson Prize

SEATTLE u n Nv ersity OF
Washington athletic officials said
today George Ziegenfuss. captain
of the Husky basketball team
during the season just ended. had
been named winner of the Hec
Edmundson inspirational medal
by his teammates. Bill Melon
aid. gangling center. has been
chosen captain of next years
team.
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: Backing up next Thursdays
= Davie Ward-Al Avila feature bout
with a pair of attractive six-round
supporting bouts, Promoter VIII
Naylon was today dickcring for
two four-round prehms.
He has signed Paul Smith.
:, Tacoma lightweight. 10 meet
Ernie Swartz Of Vancouver.
" b. C., In the six-round semi
. windup. and Mike kanski Of
Tncoma and Buddy Peterson
Of Salem. Orc. middlewcights.
: n opponents In the six-round
special event.
The lighetweights are both OF
the perpetual motion" variety
and their forthcoming tiff should
" Be loaded with action from gong
= to-gong.
BEAT PARKER
Swartz may be remembered as
the two-fisted youngster who
spotted Jackie Parker Of Fort
Lewis several pounds and still
gained a draw in a torrid battle
here couple Of months ago. Later
he won q decision from Parker in
Seattle.
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"Steele Best
Soph,' Phelan

SEATTLE - { o c h JIMMY
Phelan of the University of
Washington football squad to-
day named Ernie Steele. Seattle
youth. as the most promising
sophomore so far developed in
spring practice. Phelan said
Steele. a left halfback. would
see action in the Huskie>' open
ing game against Pittsburgh
next fall II he continued TO i'm
prove.
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Fight Monopoly!

NEW YORk-Mike Jacobs had
business instead of pleasure on his
mind when he boarded the Queen
Mary to bid Henry Armstrong
bon voyage" today.
Henry was sailing to London to
risk his welterweight title against
Ernie Roderick May %. and Pro-
moter Mike wanted to be sure he
did not leave it over there without
a chance of getting it back.
Jacobs holds five-year contract
on Armstrong that prohibits Henry
fighting without his consent. His
attorney drew up contract which
Roderick will have to sign before
Mikes permission will be forth
coming.
The contract calls for Roderick
TO give Armstrong return bout
in this country within 90 DAYS
should he win the weller title.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-08

SuMPTER, :. C.-The Brooklyn
Dodgers and Detroit Tigers meet
today in the first of three-game
series. The clubs have met five
times previously this year and the
Tigers are leading 80. The Dodg-
ers licked the Washington Sena-
tors So yesterday for a Florida
exhibition record of IL victories
against nine defeats. The Tigers
were idle as they broke camp AT
Lakeland, Fla. yesterday.
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Ski Jumping Ace
To Make Suruev

BOISE. Ida.-Alf Engen, nation
ally-known ski jumping champion,
departed today accompanied by
three local skiers to survey runs
and a tentative sports arena in
the Bogus Basin area in the noun.
tains Is miles from Boise.
Kennel Vaughan, Forest Ranger
and Bob Tillotson. Boise Ski club
officials. accompanied Engen. The
State Highway department is con-
structing road into the planned
all-weather sports center.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-08
Weather Hampering
Those Blasting Yanks

TULSA - New York Yankee
pitchers are getting behind in their
practice so Manager Joe Mccarthy
is praying for decent enough
weather for couple of them to
get workout against the Tulsa
Oilers of the Texas league today.
The Yanks' second straight exhi-
bition game was postponed yester-
day because Of cold weather at
Oklahoma City.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-08
Three Giants Shipped
to New Jersey Farm

BATON ROUGE-Infielder Lou
Chiozza and Tom Hafey and
Catcher Tom Padden were the sad
dest men in the New York Giant
camp today. When the club
breaks camp after games with the
pittsburgh Pirates and Chicago
White Sox here over the week.
end the trio will report to the
Giants Jersey City farm of the
International league.
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Idaho Wins Two

man college sought today to even
its baseball series with the Uni
versity of Idaho after the Vandals
won two games yesterday, 9 to I
and to 0. Besides the two games
scheduled for this afternoon. two
more were TO be played Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-08
Coscarart Now
With Seattle

SEATTLE-O Officials of the Sc
attic baseball club OF the Pacific
Coast league said today Manager
Jack Lelivelt had obtained Joe
Coscarart, third baseman. from
the Hollywood stars. Coscarart
has been holdout. The price
paid for him was not disclosed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-08

TiSu ptdHiinS tItNN are
careful not to stock spiny-
rayed fish in waters which
are known to he trout habi-
tats because of their canni-
balistic nature. 4 total of
1894 spiny-raycd fish were
salvaged from April |, 1886,
to March 81, 1887. During
the fiscal year. April |, 1887,
to March 81. 1888. the depart
ment salvaged a total of Co.,
Gil spiny-rayed fish.
VISITORS ATTRACTED
Landscaping and Identification
of hatchery grounds has been COM
pleted at several plants. WPA
grants have made this possible,
although in many cases hatchery
superintendent have taken il
upon themselves to improve the
grounds. The hatcheries now pre-
sent more attractive appearance
to visitors and have brought ia
vorable comment from many
sources. superintendent of game
farms and hatcheries have been
instructed to keep state property
in the best possible condition.
Many license-holders and the
general public find game farms
and hatcheries interesting places
to visit on week ends and holiday
motor trips. Plants on well
Travelled highways have been
hosts to large numbers of visitors.
One hatchery, the Tokul Creek
plant on the cross-state Snoqual-
ME Pass highway. had. by actual
count. more than two thousand
visitors during one day. This
public interest in game conserva.
ton reflects the mounting desire
of laymen and sportsmen TO study
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-08
BANK OF CAL TURNOUT

A successful turnout was held
Thursday AT the Jefferson park
bowl by the Bank Of California.
y. A, softball team. The bankers
indicated they will be stiff compe-
tition for other teams. Games arc
invited with other teams of tho
city.
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SET DATESFOR
BIG GOLF PLAY

NEW YORk-Thc annual Good.
all trophy tournament. sending Is
leading golf professionals on the
winter and spring campaign into
a round robin competition for
5000. will be played June IA at
Fresh Meadow Country club in
Flushing. N. Y, il was announced
today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-08
'sHOREMEN PRACTICE

The Tao o m a Longshoremen's
baseball team will turn out Sum-
day at IL a. m. at the Portland
Avenue grounds. Besides players
already signed, the following are
asked to report: Dick Bichsel.
Gilly Portman, Stan Wallace.
George Rocket. Don Richmond and
Eddie Trummer.
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Ex-BengaI on
Willow spree
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
San Diego .. Seattle 5.
Los Angeles 3. Sacramento 2.
Portland II. Hollywood 3.
san Francisco I2. Oakland l.
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State hatchery shown ponds
the picture
Catching SEEMING methods
Sizing uniform
balism ponds
of
planting
SEEMING full of siX-nch rainbows, catchable
Cleaning rearing ponds Sanitation phase
culture.
a
department and its act> ties.)
The departments fish
voted No rough
pny-rayed fish such
lakes
where there will conflict rout
Fish planting crews the Of propagation
careful stock by the department
in To Be emit nuedl
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It'd Be Real Fun, Perhaps

II RoNNlE BEAuDIN wouldn't mind giving three
pounds to Dave Ward the would make this
town that might be well worth seeing Canadian Ronne ocky
powerful has Wild rough,
before He's tough
bull and his
the sharpshooing rangier Ward plenty
The Ronne frankie
10 this hour
hveics he receped to
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MIDLAND BASEBALL

The Midland baseball club vii
turn out for practice al Dawson
field at O'Clock Sunday after
noon.
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or Hannes Smiles
rvANfNrDr crrvNru-uDrn


HANNES SCHNEIDER. pappy of the school of skiing
which stresses control above all else, probably hasn't
stopped smiling since Sunday
The great Austrian ski maestro, rOosng in eastern
L. S. since he elected from his native land by naive
Naz stupidity, has a reason for grnnng
Fried Pfeiffer.
brilliantly
the national championships Mount Hood Sunday
a third follower Lang. principal
ski colleges
Matt Pfee question,
this country In their specialtesMa the downhin
Pfeiffer the ssom-they Incompatible
Pfce In leading the slalom competitors breahaLing
exhibit controlled skiing His
worked with delicate
hardly moved alappaentl, just along the ride
skiing will
He'll
Skis Paradise valley, April 1916
Matt who only 10 school at North Conway,
N H. He there this
downhll sight
big boy. weighing pounds daring
a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-08

Uttt Nun CFtHIT TOT UttHy.
And that goes for the so
called critics. He is q master
Of pace, ,corks Without The
slightest effort, conserres his
energy and could tight for
100 rounds automatically. He
is not coiorfM. Neither is he
a sherman. But he knoios
his may around that battle 7
boot heel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-08
PACIFIC WINS

fOkESI GROVE, Ore.-Pacific
university defeated Albany college,
AZ and OIL. in a baseball double
header yesterday.
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IN BIG TOURNEY

Coach Pop Logan of the Puysl-
lup Vikings track team has en-
tered two teams in the University
of Washington Relay Carnival 10
be held at the pavilion tonight.
In the medley relay Jim Sullivan
will run the $50. Delbert Yahn the
$50. Marvin Atkins the 440 and
Lind Simonsen the 900. In the
shuttle hurdle relay vern Smith.
Ned Jordan. Eddie Myers and ST.
monsen will make up the quartet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-08
Fighting Blood of Birds

PAY BURKE, veteran hunter dropped in TO say:
THE other day, Met heard awful pounding at our
basement window Even the neighbOrs heard it, And in
vesgated found proud Chinese pheasant rooster fight
ing himself with the of q pamecOck
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No 9th Union
when spotted
wouldbe
OF his harem and battle
How kept from breaking the window don't know It's
stout and thick glass but he'd into with full power feet and
bill smashing highaled
without a defiant his
much III be back $3.50 don't Soon this
robins their reflected shadows
windows hut Chnk And Ray discussed such
cdents. continued:
always hesated to tell folks the believed
they would down. 1t with little valley quail
and dog The tiny birds had home and
little proddng Quail family
"A OF which brought the dande Mr. Mrs. Quail to the
top and they decided battle little When they flew him.
little Pup dropped his tail between his legs and hot footed
the
Mr. and Mrs Quail their battle the
II picture certainly
more interesting"
Now could only Strange yarns
with fried pheasant and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-08

VUV JHot tug tHt ItHtU % IIUt
they hare IN practice a0ork
at the Tiger spring training
field Well, you ball fans
aoill hear the merry song of
aoood against hard leather
come this WI season here Z.
There isn't any doubt about
the poUer of the biz Kids.
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TheN dTdc back tCV WiIOc and take MI clean Giro
the Tigers Co like Horrop Storey and the
bosses toW hare to build fences ThasS all -.
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On the Lam
-. With %.
Elliott Metcalf

THE crookednoscd Soiy krieger middeweigh champion
Of The cOrd Is better fahtor than most folks
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Abbott and Rickert Can THUMB

NOW, II Abbott and Ricket can Just lay the
~ agate IN real play ike then hare IN ID
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conflict with trout.
the plan of propag cation carried
out by the department of game.
ITO Be Continued
Evening star., 1939-03-18
Conferees Asked 10 Retain
$500,000 for A. D. A.

A resolution asking the Senate
and House conferees on the Treas
ury-Post ONCE appropriation bill to
retain the item appropriating $780,
600 for a loan to the Alley Dwelling
Authority was approved by the board
of the Voteless D. c. League of
Women Voters at meeting yester-
day at the Brooking Institution.
The resolution was presented by
Mrs. George B. Galloway, chairman
of a Subcommittee on Housing un-
der the leagues department of gov
ernment and economic welfare,
headed by Mrs. P. w. Chappell. The
action was based on objective studies
of housing made in the last several
years. 1t was pointed out that the
leagues Committee on Housing in
the District has made a thorough
study this year, with many men,
bers making personal visits to al
leys in order to get first-hand in
formation.
Congress has sought by all other
means that have been proposed to
rid the District of Columbia of its
slums, enacting over a long series
of years, extending back to 1892,
legislation prohibiting erection of
more alley dwellings and providing
for condemnation of alley dwellings,
for the conversion of alleys into
streets, for the demolition of un-
safe and insanitary building, ETC., all
without appreciable results" the
resolution stated.
1t was further pointed out that
the A. D. A. was created by Con-
gress in 1884 to do this work" and
that under it progress is at last be-
ing made"
Evening star., 1939-03-18
Bids for Shrine
Assure buiIdino
Al 100000
Complicated Figures
Need Study, However,
Before Award

Assurance that the Thomas JEFF
ferson Memorial can be completed,
Of marble, within the cost limit of
$1,000, 1000 authorized by Congress
was voiced today by officials Of the
National Park Service following
preliminary examination of the
complicated series of bids opened
late yesterday.
They considered the bids them
selves sufficient answer to the re-
cent contention of the Commission
Of Fine Arts that the Roman Pan
theon type of memorial cannot be
constructed within the $3,OOO.O 900
cost limit without lowering the
standards for great memorials here,
1t was said unofhcially.
Foundations for the Jefferson
Memorial now are being constructed
under a 1894 300 contract. This
leaves $2,615,l00 Of the authorized
$4,000 available for the super
structure. A number of lump-sum
bids, involving the use of various
types Of marble, within this limita-
ton were received yesterday, 1t was
pointed out.
Study Bids for Acceptance.
Owing to the complexity of the
bidding, however. a week or 10 days
will be required to determine which
main bid and set of alternatives
should be accepted, 1t was said. Each
OF the five concerns submitting bids
made between rs and 95 different
bids covering the many alternatives
called for in the specifications.
Among the lump-sum bids cover
ing the use of marble for the me-
mortal exterior which are within
the $2,615, 100 limitation were those
Of John McShain, Inc, of Phila-
delphia, for the entire work using
Imperial Dandy marble, $2,157 900;
for Georgia light Cherokee marble.
$2,132 900; the George A. Fuller Co.
Of this city, for Dandy marble, 81
10000; for Georgia light Cherokee,
81 285 900; the Consolidated Engi-
neering Co.. Inc, of Baltimore, for
Dandy, s., 2,309 900; for Georgia light
Cherokee, $2,278,0O0; the Turner
Construction Co., Philadelphia, for
Dandy, $2,356, 900, and the p. j.
Carlin Construction Co., New York,
for Danny, $2,465 900, and for
Georgia light Cherokee, s2,4l8, 900.
Bids Include Limestone.
Five of the concerns submitted
bids covering the use of White Rock
wood limestone for the exterior, all
totaling less than 100000.
Lowest of the bids involving use
of marble throughout was that of
John McShain, Inc, of $2,157, 900
for Imperial Dandy marble; highest
was that of the Turner Construc-
ton Co., of $3,080.0O0 for Sylga
cream marble.
The bids were opened in the Of
flee of Arno Cammerer, chief of
the National Park Service, before
representatives Of the various bid
ders. Each concern, in addition to
the lump-sum bids, offered up to So
estimates covering the various al
ternatives.