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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

"Hitler will choose Americas
course of action, not America"
said war correspondent Jenny
Lee today in her Hotel Detroiter
room.
Miss Lee, a former member OF
the British parliament. said
America is in just the same posi-
ton as Britain just before the
war"
your strikes" she said, care
not impor really. III
America were to 20 to war In
earnest your ranks would close
Immediately, as they did In Brit
ain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
.Ex-Ce|I-0 Firm
To Get Big Plant

The Defense Plant Corporation
will spend $2,300,000 to built and
equip a plant in Highland Park
TO be leased by the Ex-Cell-O
Corporation for the production of
aircraft engine parts, Jess Jones,
federal loan administrator, an
nounced today in Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Former u. D. Student
Joins Technical Corps

Bernard Szkadelarek. former
University of Detroit engineering
student. now living in Lancaster,
n. u, has Joined the Civilian Tech
nical Corps and will soon be sent
10 England, word was received
here today. The corps is volun-
teer group OF Americans to main
tain technical equipment overseas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Catholic Hierarchy Meets

w HING TON, Nov. 13.-
uNSl-The annual meeting OF the
American hierarchy of the Roman
Catholic Church opened today at
Catholic University in Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Captains Service Extended

FORT CUSTER, Nov. 13.--Capt.
Albert Decroat of Detroit, now on
duty at the Fort Custer Hospital,
was notified today that his service
had been extended another year.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
Motorcycles and BICYCLES

A BlCYCLE - Tricycle. Tubike sale
Schwians. Ro,isfast Also slightly used
bicycles Must raise cash Immediately.
No reasonable offer refused Cash terms.
Jerry's. l2QeI Grand River tWashburnl
SUNDAY, li-5.
BICYCLES-Chain drives; trkes; save
300e ROXY s. l1a40 Cd. River.Ho. 1850.
CHAIN drive trieSeieS special -Si+ a. Hun
dreds or bicycles ana vslocipedes
ALL SIZES LOW PRICES
PAL BIKE SHOP no. 3453
1921 GRAND RIVER AT INDIANA
1910 HARLEY DAWSON "si"
All chrome headlight, handlebars. fender
Hight, instrument panel, front and real
safety bars, l6y50O wneels black supei
de luxe buddy seat and saddle bags tc
match; tl35 viii handle.
Fun super deluxe equipped. Si25 vii
handle
1888 FORD "s5' DE Luxe coUPE-wil
tJade for motorcycle.
EDWARD KEHOE e. CO.
9sei GRAND RIVER
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
A Apartments for Rent
Unfurnished

ON THE RrvER--3l1 room apartments
zone BEDROOM. 500 Fitzroy e772.
T720-A East Jefferson Ave.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
Furnished Flats for Rent

MAXWELL. s35s-Lower. rooms. eom-
pletely furnished: oil heat: garage, side
drive. available January !. References.
Daily u TO Z. Lease.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
Houses for Rent

CHALMERS, 22s--e- room house: all con-
yenlences. Call lvanhoe 9023.
1910 JEANETTE blk. north OF 1o-Hi..
just east OF Evergreen 3 rooms; SO mo.
Is-ACRE-Near Royal Oak; $3.50. 81
down. See Trombley. 25022 John r.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21

100 CARS wanted edia'ely; cash wait
ins highes, prices, s33j Van DYKE
CONSULT me enlarged Real Estate listines
IN the Big sunday Times Want Ad
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21

SIXTH 20i0 (MchiganJ-Upper thres
rooms. VIII redecorate. s2i. Cadillac
04i0.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
Income Bungalows for Rent

SANTA CLARA. stgz1 corner Rosefawn-~
5-room terrace; heated; newly decorated
now available.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
Furnished Houses for Rent

ELMHCRsT, 40is--s-room, single home
side drive, garage: newly decoratedt
furnace.
SIXTH. 3a36-6- room cottage; SO weekly
Apply 93l Lysander TIE. 2-e162.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
Flats for Rent

LINWoOD, 57ss = seven-room modern
lower; redecorated; inlaid nnoleurn-
Cadillac s27s.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
Automobiles for Sale

oLDs-'35 de Il trk. sedan: heater. radio
-frtotstr trim; sstus ruTI TrTrs. bTUU era
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
Apartments for Rent
Eurnished

DAKOTA. WEST. 143, near Woodward
Three pleasant rooms. shower. Frigidaires
rear entrance; quiet place for quiet couple.
TOWNSEND. s0o5. near Packards-ThreS
pleasant front rooms; stoker, separate
entrance or unfurnished.
ROOMS, private bath. Ord foor: aduits.
4it Horton.
coLoRED-Neatiy furnished apartment foS
rent TR. 1-2079
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
Auto Parts and Wreckins
Boats and Equipment
Property Management
Rentals Wanted

GENTLEMAN, desires room with private
family, preferably small. Write Box b
650i Detroit Times.
COLORED- Wanted % rooms. with
weeks baby. Tyler $3.50.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-24

SandervilIe and his troupe Of Indians
entertained the crowd, which was
greatly enjoyed by all in attendance.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-24
Browning News

Postmaster Tellifero. who mas
been i'll the past two weeks. return
ed from the Conrad hospital last
Sunday and is convaleScing at his
home. His many friends will be glad
to know he il improving satisfac-
torily.
Mrs. Fred Gerard. who suffered a
heart attack two weeks ago. is re-
ported as very much improved at
this time.
Found-Car keys in case. labelled
Helper Super Service, Helper.
Utah" Owner call Chief office and
pay for ad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sohm and fam
lily of Cut Bank visited at the Myles
Fishel home last Sunday. Both fam
lilies spent some time in the park.
Good meats at fair prices. with
the best service in town.-Quality
Market
X. w. Bergan was visitor al the
Agency garage Tuesday of this
week and attempted to price equip
ment for the proposed welding
school that is to be put into opera
ton at the local schools by the gov
eminent. The purpose of this school
is to practically and profitably pre-
pare young men for the national de-
Tense program.
Wednesday of last week Mrs. Cos
tello and Mrs. Margaret Starr en-
tertained Mrs. DR.. Schraeder and
Mrs. DR.. Elliott and the nurses OF
the hospital at the Starr home
Three tables of bridge were in play
the high score being won by Miss
Chisholm and the low by Mrs
Schraeder. A delicious lunch was
served by the hostesses following
the games.
Allen Whitegrass and Pearl Talks
both of Browning were married on
Monday of this week by Justice
Kennedy of Browning. Witnesses
were James Walters and Rolilia
Walters. also of Browning.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-24
Meeting

The regular meeting Of the Black
feet Indian Reservation Post was held
at the club rooms on January II with
"a members present. Those from out
of town attending the meeting were
state Commander Frank Flaherty Of
Great Fails. Frank Mcdonald. Grand
Chef De Care Of the 20 and of Great
Pals. Bob Downs. Veterans place
ment officer from Helena. Ray Ed
wards, Employment officer from Shell
By and Mr. Bill Worthington Employ
ment officer from Cut Bank.
Lunch was served before the meet
ing. Quite long discussion was held
on veterans preference on State and
Federal lid projects.
Our distinguished guests Command
er Flaherty, Mcdonald and Downs
gave very interesting and constructive
talk, on Legion affairs.
The meeting adjourned after the
transaction of regular business mat
tiers.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-24
News From State ~"

Missoula, Montana (Special-Geo
Aubert, Browning. entered Thornton,s
Hospital Friday with influenza. Sew
en- students were admitted to local
hospitals and two entered South hall
infirmary that day. bringing up the
total number Of students confined this
week to 81, five more than last week.
Missoula. Montana ISpecial-Bu
Edwards. Glacier Park, was appointed
one Of the assistant pushes for the
Foresters' ball. Carl Simpson. Round
up, chief push Of the annual ball has
announced his committees for the
twenty-sixth annual traditional dance.
February 81 Orchestral ARRANGEMENTS
have not been completed. Forestry
students have been: working on plans
and cutting evergreen trees to decor
ate the gymnasium since before
Thanksgiving.
Missoula, Mont. ,Special)-Francis
Chabre, Browning. was one OF % stu
dents qualified for pilots licenses in
the local CAA ground and air course
by completing government examina-
tons in civil air regulations. naviga-
ton and meteorology Saturday. Seven
students finished the air course but
failed in the written examination
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-24
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

The Board OF Trustees OF Schco:
District number eight will receive lids
up TO two O'Clock February 9th. l9il
for the installing OF a new Diesel elec-
trio plant 4KVA at the Babb SclOol
House, in Babb Montana. The sue
cessful bidder is to accept that equip
payment at normal price. The
Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
H. w. Main Clerk
School District Number 9
First publication. January "a. l2ii.
LAST publication. January 81 Ie4I.l
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-24

ago. would indicate that farmers bal
ance vas about the same. q somewhat
less than . year ago. would indicate
that farmers and stocknen we're able
to repay their obligations earlier this
past year than formerly.
Just as the association has had a
successful year. 50 our members. on
the whole have had a good season
Livestock prices have been quite salts
factory and crop yields have been fair
to good This is all reflected in the
fact that the associations anticipated
losses did not occur.
In the election Of directors A. E. Ka-
than of Brady. Montana. Pondera
county was reelected and Charles
Higgins. Glacier county elected to fill
the vacancy left by E. L. Anderson
who resigned Hold-over members
are: Harry S. Denarest. Liberty coun-
ty, Frank NJ. Henry. Toole county and
Lloyd Campbell. Pondera county.
J. w. Bradley. Secretary of the Pro-
duction Credit Corporation of Spo-
kane, Farm Credit Administration
unit which supervises the operation o.
Production Credit Associations. was
tho nr;nc;i,,, sn.oL.r A. p,,,,L
Nea, If tho Federal In,orr.d;,,. ~.
dit Rank of snot,re u.os ,re,e,t .,d
gave a fev rsr,orLs r.. .ssooi.,;,,,
derives tic fupde for INN. ,hro,,,,, w.
Fedora, Intermediots cred;, porL
The an Production credi, Assoo;.
tions of the Snokane District Monte
ma Oreoop idaho and was,i,,,o,
loaned more thar sa5 mn nm d,,r;r,
1910 and as resuI, NJ ,be;r yoor.9
o,erations made substantial cain, T.,
,bs;r a,r,,i,ns u.,,;oL 49,. -
side nc reseryss prod,o, soid ~
association having cot os;da rosor,.as
and ouar,rtv fr,,ds oo,.r - ,,,oeo -
or;red bv ,au tbis ,a,r h.oona 49,
If tho frs, ,ssoc,.,;ors j., ~. IT,,;,.l
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-24

These meetings were the first held
since the New Year and 1t Is hoped
that more people. particularly Catho-
lies will attend these interesting study
clubs. Discussion Of the Catholic faith
and the Church are the topics of the
evening and to those who have at
tended them realize the value of these
interesting discussions. The dates
places. and time may he had by ask
ing Bernard MCKINLEY or Steve Mar
Gus and every person particularly
Catholics are urged to attend thes,
weekly discussions.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-24
COURT FILINGS

Jessie Allison has filed a petition
asking for letters of administration
as administrative of the estate of
Edward Smith. deceased.
Through her attorney, Horace
Judson, Emma Waller has filed a
petition for divorce against Alton
Waller.
Quiet title petition involving the
ownership to an oil and gas lease
has been filed by Lottie Tweedy
against J. L. Billings. ct ux, and Fe-
lix E. Restad, ct ux The plaintiffs
attorney is E. J. McCabe.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-24
Nursery School News

Babel Baker. Assistant teacher al
the Nursery school has been trans
ferred to another WPA project in
Great Falls. Mont. Margaret Thomas
has been assigned to the Nursery
school project as teacher. Margaret
has worked in the schco! for the two
years as an NYA helper.
There has been a epidemic OF
mumps among our Nursery school
children, but quite a few have re-
turned to school again We hope to
have them all back again soon.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-24
Catholic Action Groups
Hold Meetings

The Catholic Action Discussion
Groups met at the homes OF Steve
Marcus and Harold Douglas last week
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19

The u. =. government observ-
ing proper legal procedure. figura-
lively took Danish motorship
out Of one pocket Saturday and
put IL in another, Assistant Z. :.
District Attorney Frank Hale re
yealed Monday.
The ship is the s 5 Northwest
owned by the Danish N0rden CO
Since May it had been berthed in
Grays' Harbor. held there by a libel
action brought against her by the
International Shipping Co The
ship had been attached by the
u. 3. marshal
Aug Il the 4. y. maritime com
mission assumed ownership Of the
vessel in accordance with an act
OF congress
The maritime commission, how
ever. could not touch the vessel
as long as il was attached by the
marshal Saturday. with lawyers
representing all parties concerned.
federal district court order WAS
gained. releasing the boat from the
marshsis care.
In lieu OF the boat. the marshal
was given custody Of a check for
the boats value, deposited 10 the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
sPEED-IP OF AID To
BRITISH, SOVIET LOOMS

II was believed that the presi-
dent would discuss mean. OF speed
ing up American war aid To Britain
and Russia at a luncheon confer
ence with Lease Lend Admins.
traitor Harry l.. Hopkins, who has
opened conversations on the sub
lect with Lord Besverbrook, Brit
ish minister of supply.
The president likewise was con
cerned over strained L. s. relations
with Japan. he manifested that
concern when he returned TO the
capital yesterday after ms historic
meeting With Churchill. going i'm
mediately into conference with Sec
Rotary Of State Cordell Huh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19

Adolph Rlkke. thi2 No Cove
st. was booked FOR investigation
Of an automobile accident at SO
nth and state sts. sunday 81
40 p m. and released ON hls
own reeoKnizRnce.
he told officers that pas
scnger, Tom Along. 81. of 1929
SO Cakes ri. grabbed the wheel
N his car and attempted 10 turn
the machine into state street lie
said he fought with AlonKi
through the intersection before
losing control of the car. which
ran l35 feet along a parking strip
and struck telephone pole
Along Was treated at 81 Jossphs
hospital for minor injuries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Three Injured in
Z Auto Accidents

Lena wh.sdan. "a. ~ tssT "a
2fth u va. treated In the eaaaty
hospital Saturday night for mlnns
injuries sustained in an sutama.
bile accident AZ Ia. 7fth Il. and
Portland ave. ahs ~ss . psss
ssnKst In osr driven BY Quintllls
Pls,orssi ~ sTz2 NJ ws~hlnstoa
st, which. according Ia the police
report vas struck ffum the rear
BY another sutomsblls. ristnfea
said he had just turned on Ia
Portland ave. from 7Tth u
Jack Gavin. a.. II sos ~ roth
81 and benjamin HsFsos. 81. ~
1890 No. steele u bath ssfs
irsaisd in the Northern raaifis
hospital sunday morning for
minor injuries received In an
automobile accident at 9TH ave
and Lawrence 81 ai a. m.
Gavin sss passenger In > ear
driven ~ Hsfsos which ~ss
forced into q parked ear owned
BY A l. Hayden ~ ssas aih ave
~ another esr coming lnto attn
ave. from q I'D. street Both man
were released ffom the hospital
afist treatment
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Collections
Gain II Pct.
Washington and
Aloskd Cd in u. S.

Among NJ a. eolsseticn districts
IN The ! = sna tsTTitertss -
district e Waahineten ana kisssa
rate. thlFd in tas psfesntsx< -
inerssss n Internal revenue 80
isStiaas ne is.t fiscal year. =.
ssrsiinx - ciask sqatrs. eoil<etoF
hvre
The announcement 90. nss~d an
compilations a tss seiisstieas fef
ne yesf ended Iuns % made pah-
be tesiaF ~ Commissioner II n.
tsrnsl Rsxsaas GU 7. aelvsrtnx
washinxtea and Alaska ooli<s.
ticns ssrs taa PAL 40 ~ ~ tstl
q. compared with 80 ESQ ass p n
isto. an Increase Il ia PEE esns
Tns Increase fer ne stats ~
washlAxlwa slons va tts r-F
cent fspm al sos sss % ga
.egsfl.
Increase. foF Michigan and Nss.
mont So. Ess sns fas per e~n,
respectively
fstss..i r.e~..~ sels~stl~~.
D. the a. as.ssiss. i.sf~.-~s
s.sse ia. ~. sllIls~.
sa.ssa. eee. see N ipss ,. 81
s1e.sea 900 b. issi. Thai 10
a. res real,
f'fum tho atsnduaInt ~ lnalsIi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Settlement OF N. W.
Strike Imminent

Settlement NJ the strike that
has halted flour mill production
IN N. Pacific Northwest for
almost t~o weeks appeared likely
Monday.
Employees and employers both
are to consider a proposal recon-
mended BY the Office Of Produs-
ton Management in The interest
Of national defense. giving their
answers 10 the OPM Wednesday
morning.
Approximately 300 employees II
two Tacoma flour mills are r.
vote m tho proposal Tuesdsv
afternoon At the labor temple se-
cording 70 union officials her.
Representative If the OPN
hoard IN the negotiations - p. ?.
Marsh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Blazing Barge
To Burn Refuse

sarr<slrs tuesday .ft>nurn ~
msnv Tseomsns Hk<lv IN -
srswn = ~. hsfscr here ~ .
eiasirk h.Frs.
kna i = si-~ hs<ly that mary
~ ne T.ecmsn. IN r,iss = .
islspheH. .ra ras : call u tns
FIRE department..
n-n't - a.
rh< re department. ~tll krrv
al steat a. II. IRE t<r.ft-
went knew 81 shrnf u use<sy
ard the IRE department i~r1 49,
cited Il ~
Fn>r f.anneh q rsax @ nffI<l<is
announced sanf.y nat th<y s.d
iusf completed special rsrxs.
wnlrs IN - us<a n bum r.fs-
las h-axes ard ether sunrsTe 49,
euFnlstes II ne rssems sssrysFsts
TIE h<rxs ~enf - n-Fnsnx.
lssss tk< ref,ss ssa.ra TN -
sr~es.sas&r ~ wsteh MT. -
wsmh~s sert fst ssrst~d srd
a~nt t-l.rhscs -. IRE s-r.rs-
r~srs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
PsYchiairisis
To Come Here
NGtionol Leaders 10
Attend Institute

Many II the nations fore
most psychlstrists. neurolo-
giSts and brain surgeons vii
gather A. the Western State
hospital Al Fort Steilscoom
during the first two weeks in
September for a postgraduate
pSyChlafrlSt institute.
Announcement OF - institute
sponsored ~ the American Psv-
ehiatrist association committee on
Tsychistry m medical education.
Vas made Monday hy Dr W \.
Keller super intendrnt 81 the
Western state hospital
The program has been arranged
~ Or Franklin c Ehaugh. d.
rector n the Colorado Psyche
pathio HOSPITAL in Denver II will
- the fourth time the institute
has been hald in the 4. 3 A
grant from the Rockefeller Foun-
dalton finances the institutes
Prom IS states
Members q the staff 81 state
hospitals Of the following Is states
have been invited 10 attend ore
son. Montana. Idaho. California
Utah. Wyoming North Dakota.
South Dakota. New Mexico. Ar
roma and Washington.
Among prominent doctors who
viii lecture during the two-weeks
institute are
DR.. Rennie. director Of the
Henry Phipps institute. Johns
Hopkins hospital. Baltimore. Md. !;
DR. Hale p shirley. psyohiatrist
Stanford university. Palo Alto.
Calf: DIT Mslsmud Worcester
state hospital. Worcester. Mass /.
Or. Johnson. psyohiatrist, San
Francisco. Calf. Or Flothow.
neuro-Nrgoon. Seattle. Dr LYDIA
Giberson. psychistrist. Metropoli-
AN Life Insurance Co. New York
City: Dr Raaf. brain surgeon
Portland. ore. Miss Henrietta
Adams. x. y. director Of nursing
education. Harborview division
University Of Washington. Seattle
Represent Northwest
DR.. Lemere. psychiatrist Seat
tie: Or Miller. Salem. Ore. Or.
Hoedmaker. psychistrist and neu-
rologist. Seattle: Dr. Walter Free
man. secretary, American Board
Of Neurology, St. Elizsbsths hos
pital Washington. ID. G; DR. Carl
Menninger. henninger clinic. To-
peka. Kan. and Or. Gregg de-
partment of medical education.
Rockefeller Foundation. New York
City.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Similar Plan Elsewhere
Couple Injured as
Auto is Overturned

Mrs. Mary Christie. so and her
husband. Frederick. both Of Hous-
ton. Ore. were treated in the
county hospital Sunday evening
for injuries sustained in an auto
mobile accident on the Pacific
highway al the intersection Of the
Airport road about As p. m.
Mrs. Christie. driving south on
the highway. swung into the north
bound traffic lane to avoid hitting
pedestrian. and oollided with a
car driven BY Edward Tsuscher,
30. Of 707 So. 56th ST. according
TO state patrol officers.
After striking the Tanscher ma
chine. the Christie car continued
down the left-hsnd sid. Of the
highway about 200 feet and tip
ped over
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
New Record Sci in
Posioifice Receipts

Tacoma postal receipts. Nhlsh
have established many nsN rec.
ords during The past year. had set
another aii.tims hlEh Monday
Postmaster George y fiahDurns
announces
4 gain II 81 per cent In 70.
esipts for the first IS days ~
August this year over q similar
periad IN 1870 Nss the highest
ever recorded ~ the Taeofna past
ofncs. Fishbufns said
Rscslpls fof the first half II
August. 1910. Nsfs 81 OBJ -
compared with 80 % 0i for ths
corresponding period ms year
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
.C-Men Probing
Harbor Blaze

NEW YORK A IN. spr.adluK
x,,h .,..4 r.plait. e.ns,,m.a |.
AZ. To-. nr,oltv. al. x.n.,a =.
ana a.atrevsa . sso.ton f,eisht.,
.ho.rs .snt,, .,.r.. - Ions .ha,.
man v.r. uorh,nv
IN. me-, ~. On. ~ which
e.r.u,. far Great aritatn hax.
been loaded. and n ~as rspartsd
as.nt. ~ IN. Federal nursaa az
Investigated w.r. lnoulrtnv into
an. cas-. ., IN. III.
With. n. h.u, after IN.
b,.,. .,a,,.s t~a ..d,.. had
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Need Millions
For Projects

OLYMPIA - II towns and
cities in the Northwest pro-
vide the increased facilities as
a result of defense activities.
federal h clip amounting to
many millions will be neces-
sary, according to reports
submitted at the final session
of the state planning council
Saturday.
Cities and towns in Northwest
Washington alone Will require as
sistsnce to the extent of more than
thirty million dollars. OF that
amount Pierce county is asking for
s12.25e,125.
For increased school facilities
Dupont district is asking $3.50 900.
Clover Park. S255,O0O. FARMLAND,
$4,000; spsnswsy, s31 900; Uni
versity Place. $4,000.
For improvements required 10
provide transportation facilities for
defense workers employed in the
industrial area. Tacoma is asking
S1,095, 900. for bridges in the same
area. S1.196 900, and to improve
county roads giving access to the
industrial area. 100000.
Housing projects in Tacoma will
require $1,000, 900 and additional
fire protection. s197 900.
The park board asks for $780,
200 and the amount required to
establish recreation center is
5000. 900
These. with other Northwest re-
quirements were submitted 10 the
National Resources Planning board
which met with the planning
council, and will be considered in
the ALLEGATION of national defense
funds when the board returns 10
Washington. d. c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Union Pacific 10
Buy Is Locomotives

a 81 900 900 order FOR 25 ] 90
horsepower diesel sNifchinR loeo-
motives has been placed by WI
liam letters. president u TIE
Union Pacific railroad Il Nss an
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The locomotive srs n 10 &C.
ifyeFsd ~ ne rate ~ 81 = month.
beginning m April ietz. Esch
locomotive s1ll Vetgh iz5 tons. -
nearly Is feet lorE and -
equipped with = iz-eylinder diesel
engine