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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
0PA 10 Keep Track
Of Restaurant Meals

WASHINGTON, Nov. 81 GNS).
The Office Of Price Administra-
tfon today directed boarding
houses hotels. clubs, hospitals and
other institutions 10 keep records
OF all meals served during De-
cember.
Indicating that further rationing
is imminent, the OPA explained
that through this order invaluable
information as basis for future
food programs can be complied.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Girl and Man Held
In Baby Death Quiz

PETOSKEY. Nov. n. = After
her charge that the 35-year-olc
father Of her 5-month-old baby
had hurled the child across q
room and through a door, killing
il. and then buried if, a 16-year-
old girl and the accused man
were held here Saturday without
charge pending an investigation
The girl told Prosecutor AL
bert Washburne that the father
of her child had refused 10 marry
her and had threatened 10 kill
her If she told police of his crime.
She said the man beat her later
and she decided TO tell her story.
The habyS body was eXhumed
and Will be examined
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Feast at Fort Custer

At Fort Custer. the boys will he
given no special passes 10 gel
home for the day. but instead will
be Toasted on the traditional tur.
key and trimmin'S.
Selfridge Fiel d acknowledged
with thanks the offer of the Harry
Ollrich Post Of the American
Legion in Mt. Clemens to have tho
boys from the field out for dinner
but said they didn't think man,
of the men would take advantage
of the treat.
"Well have special dinner
here" said Col. William T. Col
man, commandment, land 1
rather imagine most OF the boys
will stay in"
No other activities were planned
by the USO or other local service
agencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

Eleven o'clock is too early to eat,
but out came the second box.
The dinner box was just as diff
cult 10 break into as the first. Out
rolled, with easy routine, that little
round tin. Cheese Now l like
cheese-but four ounces Of it. It's
good cheese, has just that tang
needed TO whet the appetite-but
good grief, four ounces of it and
these pemmican biscuits - cour-
teeus for dog.
This concentrated lemon Juice
might help. Cold water this time
sugar doesn't seem TO improve il
--Yowie! 1t tastes like citrate oil
maCneSial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
u. S. Chart

Detroit ARD vicinity-Colder Sunday
Occasional light rain Moderate winds.
Lower Mtehiran-snow nurrte, N north
portion. Colder
Upper MichiEsn--Continusd cold west and
central portions, colder east and south cen
trsl portions.
shippers forecast -- Protect shipments
during the next q hours for north 20 ?.
degrees; west 22-25 degrees east. IS De
Eresa south 40 degrees
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
ChiseIing on Clock

These Is matted milk deXtrose
tablets will sweeten the bitter
after-taste-I hope. Gosh, one goes
a long way. Fifteen should last
all afternoon. Now for the gum
and cigaretS.
It's considerably earlier than my
usual evening meal. but thirst and
hunger know no master. Again
I'm chiseling on the clock and set
ting the supper hour ahead. These
army meals make you conscious
of all the good things you've eaten
in your day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

The other three months the baby
will spend with his mother, youth
tul and attractive Mrs. Mckee,
who lost the divorce case after her
husband charged that she shared
her bedroom with Peruvian Consul
Max De la Fuente.
Judge Thurmond Clarke, who
presided al the divorce trial, issued
the court order for Cynthias ar
rest. Previously he had issued a
writ OF habeas corpus at Mckee $
request and provided him with
sheriffs deputies With their aid
Mckee succeeded in entering Mrs.
McKee's home 10 search for the
baby, which wasn't there.
In an earlier attempt, Mckee
was met at the door by Gerald
Berry. 17-year-old son of Mrs. Nc.
Kee by another marriage. Gerald
had a rifle,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
tM'KeeGets Writ
For Arrest of
Daughter, Son
Believe Girl Took
Baby; SfePson Hated
Search With Rifle

LOS ANGELES. Nov II fUP).
After gazing down the barrel OF
his stepson's rifle, wealthy Mark
T. Mckee obtained a court order
today for the arrest Of his 2-year-
old son and his daughter, Cynthia,
20 who allegedly had spirited the
baby away.
The episode was another in a
hectic series az events in which
Mckee. white-haired and beSpec-
tacled airline executive. won 4
divorce decree along with custody
Of the child, Terry. for nine
months OF each wear,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
And SOTO Lunch

If il all goes this smoothly, I'll
he set for the duration. Maybe
III even try 10 join the WAACs--
good food and no worry. That first
meal was swell
Along about II o'clock. however,
7 began to get thirsty. The meal
was nourishing but somehow lunch
began 10 occupy my thoughts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
They Obey Order

II was upstairs in bed" Ger
aid explained. II had a cold, and
7 heard some one break In
glass door and-cOme into the
house. i grabbed my rifle and
came downstairs.
These men Mckee and his
lawyer were waving a paper
around. but I didn't think they
had any right 10 break In. j
told them TO 20 away
Mckee and the lawyer didn
argue. Instead, they went back Il
Judge Clarke and obtained tn,
habeaS corpus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Ciearets Are Tops

Then 10! and behold! Out fell, in
army khaki, mind you, a stick of
chewing gum-and cigarets, four
OF them in a tiny box.
So far so good. The four-ounce
tin announces in print that il con-
tainS pork and chopped egg yclk.
IT looks like a nice yellow and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Sd Bay City Warship

BAY CITY, Nov. 21.--Another
mine sweeper. the third OF four be
ing built by the Defoe Shopbuild-
ing Company has been commits.
stoned by the navy. II will be
commanded by 1t Com. d. d
Humphries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Did John L. Sullivan Fight
With Stomach Ulcer Pains 2

Ths famous HEAVYWEIGHT champion was
noted a. voracious eater. Could he have
eaten and fought as he did n he suffered
Alternating palms, Don't neglect stona oh
or ulcer pains. indigestion. gas pains,
heartburn, burning sensation, blost and
other conditions caused by excess acid
Get a Csc box Of Udga Tablets from your
druggist. First dose must convince or re
turn box 20 us and get DOUBLE YOUR
MONEY BACK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
And SOTO Breakfast

The next morning ] tackled
the box marked breakfast Finger
nails wouldn't work. A stout par
ing knife finally broke through
the cardboard enough for me 10
get a good grip and rip 1t off.
What, - another covering ri
board the same type had just Sc
palnstakingly torn off, lay before
me, only this one seemed 10 be
covered with a waXy substance
which complicated matters by
making the job slippery one as
we'll as difficult.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Shortage? Not Turkey

As to the turkey shortage you
hear so much about, listen 10 what
Alvin Robinson has 10 say on the
subject. Robinson is president OF
the Detroit Meat Retailers AS
ISOLATION:
Turkey shortage: 7 don't
think so. The price will take
care OF any shortage. This year
turkey will cost the consumer ut
least 40 cents to SIS cents n
pound. The wholesale price Is
421. cents pound for dry
picked turkey and AL, cents
for scalded. Last year turkey
cost the consumer 81 cents TO
S5 cents"
Chicken this year will come Al
about AZ cents 10 As cents a pounc
over the counter and duck anC
goose at about % cents TO 81 cents
Despite the high cost OF tht
Thanksgiving bird. the Salvation
Army's Bowery Corps plans Il
feed it and venison 10 1000 per
sons on Thursday.
"Our usual number Of guests
Is about 1000" explained Capt
Tom Croker. commandant Of
1.-The corps. land I don't anticipate
any great drop.
EUen Coffee on Menu
"We1I start serving at the
headquarters Of the corps at
Second and Michigan avenues NJ
1880 Thursday morning, and
well keep on until every one Is
fed. Then the workers will have
n dinner Of the Same fare. Well
have cranberry sauce and dress
ing. and celery and all the trim
mings, and Wen even have cof-
fee and tea, too"
The enlisted men at the Wayr
County Airport will have a Specii
two-day celebration from whic
the officers will be excluded.
GROUP of Detroit industrialis'
banded together and have Al
ranged for the 1000 enlisted me
in the ferrying command 10 dane
with 400 USO hostesses Wedne'
day evening. There'll be night clu
: entertainers, too.
4 Then on Thursday, therell be
turkey feed.
William F.. Shane. commerce;
superintendent for the Bell Tel'
phone Company, made a plea fc
IDetroiters to refrain from Ion
distance social calls wherever 20.
Sible and TO hold necessary cal
10 a minimum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
By FRANCES D'HoNDT

I might have known there was
something rotten in ID enm r X
when the boss told me ! could have
the day off. He grinned when he
said it.
Eyes" he says, real nice like,
1--WE got a swell assignment for
YOU. See those brown boxes
over there? Take them home
with YOU. They're the army field
ratiOns. Eat them and write
what you think OF them"
The boxes looked h farm S
enough They were 9X3Xl y inches
with L. S. ARMY FIELD RA-
TION printed across them ano
on each, respectively was break
fast. dinner, supper-most IN
triguing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Bar of Chocolate

Corned pork for supper. DO ]
have 10 mention those seven bis
CuitS7 No sugar this time. Oh a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

broth, a concentrated broth to be
dissolved in either hot or cold
water. My ardor for the hard way
has cooled somewhat, I'll take il
hot. Something mentioned about
three-quarters of canteen cup.
How big is a canteen cup? Maybe
a coffee cup will do.
That's terrible, may b the
amount of water should be dou-
bled-that'S worse. The best that
can be said for this broth is that
at the end Of a hard day fighting
Uncle Sans boys are going &c
have more fight put in them.
The corned pork is a pasty-look-
ing substance with apple flakes
and Chock full of Vitamins. It's
good. 1t would be a lot better be
tween sailed crackers. Here's the
gum and cigaretS, and what's this
bar of chocolate!
Ummmm now that's more like
il. Maybe the army isn't so bad
after all.
Editors Note=This emer-
gency ration is issued to Ameri-
can troops in both Africa and
the Pacific. A quantity intended
for six days kept Capt. Eddie
Rickenbacker and his two COM
panions alive for 90 days when
they were lost In the Pacific.
The Kellogg Company Of Battle
Creek has been awarded an
Army-Nsvy "E" for producing
the ration
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

World Famous Comics! Three
pages every day In Daily De-
trOit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

AnYERT1sEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Rifle HoltS Search

OF each wear.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03

your p>><n.zs-r - - -
No. 70 invru< = !. J IVAN
noxpa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03
House Project
Fate Awaited
Solishon Progrom
pluns Are Stalled

tcontinaed from Page one1
- =ssdlea the recommendations -
tns Tacoma Housing suthnflts -
obtained . report fFen Their sat
tie field officials ~ 10 th< r<.-eus
Ter re1scfinx the recommendation
II the Tsccms gruur
Il as explained THURSDAY thsl
re FrHk men W Seattle =
determined 10 award ne - -
]. c po~spfiux ~ Montana II ;
price II -. 2sp. 600 hecsase u 49,
lower by ts.sse than the rAoumz
offer.
After being informed ~ ths fed
ersl man that they invariably
make awards 10 the lowest hlad<r..
the Tacoma Housing authority
agreed q abandon IL night fer
consideration az the local ntaa<r.
Mayer Cam said.
Gala. whs intimas>a ~
might psss> Cess>> hlm.>,f u
delay cessisse<. smphan1s~n
the city's urgens se>d ~ ~.
saii~has hsu~es Friday. VIVA
infernattea already In ~
h.sds ~ tire FrmA n WASH
inKsen. however. ~ ws. hepe-
fai that ~ answer might rsss~
sesn.
II was The opinion a. bid. uere
ready for signing edn<sdsy
night. he said. that actual work
could be started on the hlx Port
land ave. tract next Monday.
The eeagre~~uan's seer~-
tary tssk the sssltsde hat -
alssries Held representative n
seattle had hssmsiy atar>-
nasa~d the Tacewsa asshsrity
In anseoscing n would rive
the iob 10 the outside htdder.
Ne said Coffee found officials
~ the capital surprised asa
concerned ever that aeui.i.n.
Acting on tho information
given the Washington. u. c. off,
eials by Congressman Coffee said
Olson. these officials apparently
ordered Seattle regional officers 10
hold up the contract award until
Washington. d. C.. administrative
chiefs could obtain fun infurma-
ton on the Tacoma situation"
Olson declared the consress-
man had hen working In closs
cooperation with Mayer Gala
and the Tacoma housing sn-
therity for meaths trying 10
expedite the hsusisg eenstrue-
tion.
Cain and the authority. however.
did not seem impressed or pleased
with coffse's effort Thursday and
credited him with putting = block
In the way OF starting tho job
when the entire road was cleared.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03
Homecoming Planned

Annual homecoming day will be
celebrated at the First Christian
church Sunday. opening with a
rally day program in the Sunday
school at GAS a. m. during which
promotion certificates will be
scholars.
At the IL a. m. service the guest
speaker will be DR.. w. F. Turner
Of Seattle, state missionary SUPER
intendent. The guest soloist will
be Miss jeanne Gilman of Bell
ingham and the choir under the
direction of Rufus Fairbanks with
Mrs Madge c. Hurd accompany
ing, will sing the anthem. 1--WE
Praise Thee, o God" At 100
there will be the annual pot luck
dinner and fellowship hour with
past and present members and
valley and Tacoma pastors and
their wives invited.
The Junior Women's club will
hold its October meeting Tues
day at s p. m. at the home of Mrs.
H. M. Olson, 607 It'll ave, N. W.,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03
City Pension Fund
Amendment Plan
Draws Rejection

rhr>, sstcrn<vz r<p<<-<ntinx
different nrsn<h<< II ezzT sm@
piuyes and . f<w ether <znplore
1<lex>t<< called uren - city
esunesI Friday t. r<I<<t : r<epoe>l
amendment q re ssts r<nelpa
fund rf<<,nsnr<.
u fyaslly - e1<pp1
tkessh sass h~f.r> 80 t-1e
= tak<e - lawyers s1e411
- hse& 80 Ten - l&p1r
ets<sss go - 4 - rpup<.5<u
wiIs ssre~ - - nn.u1 l41te
hn<k - ~ ctr wn1rh 4 -.
r~eay hss sp>ss n in~lr h>n.1f
ire dlfF<r<oc< II arznlrn -
viewed ios railway employs. 4 ne
Municipal n<lt tln<. Hao deter
mined 10 ~ covered - - Rail-
wsy nstirement sct. Il - curl
the city sscss e1o.ooo 10 pay Ines
re federal treasury - eeslrshu-
slsns dos frcm beth city ena ne
railway workers. hsek - 1871
when ne sct b>csme efF>rtive.
IT, esvesnmee1 49, -
r1sy nah>> - ~ ~ enpouyss
shase ~ en0s 49, 1870 =
c~Isersah1s svum eu~pleypN -
csuse sssus ~ tnpm ha<p
uss~~ n sppas~~s th>t 1~ar
shssk ~ esss 80 eslte<i. -
city eesscil e~csset ~ el1s
shsuiS ~ r~lsshur~>d with the
nsssey 80 ists ~ rpe~t~s
fss~1 fss Ne ssen. sew troes-
f>vrea sss ~ ~ tsvin11r1tea.
An answer - % how TIE city
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03
Ration Permits
Issued by Board

Permits for purchase Of rstloned
items were issued 10 tho following
by Pierce county war price and
rationing board ALL during the
week ending Sept 30:
Automobiles; Hugh r. Asrett.
sli2a Nc. 2fth 81; Chris Williams.
1910 20. state st. Arthur n. Andre
en-. 1911 Market ST G, NJ. II. r. \
2. Ry.. Ea, asth ana % sta; Cesar Efnil
Nero, 1914 No, Proctor a., Maynard
Pat Hemis. asi7 No. Puget Heund
ave. Erwin Richard sors. ii77a
bicycles: Ronald Black. s2s 30. pfc
a Francis A. Nicholas Rt 8. Box
Ioe-B: Gail y. kaup, 1918 50. u ~.
George ? Holt. sioi 50. epfasus Il
TypewrltersI Peterson Boat Build
ins Co. 77s IA. ' st; shaffer TER
minais. Inc. shaffer rerminAl No. |.
Tacoma Civilian Defense. 1ls 50. 10Th
ct; Boilermskers Local see. e&s Ta-
coma ave. LII. r. Dixon Co, City
Hall. Tacoma Times. sie Market 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03
Motorists Have
No Excuse Now 10
Exceed New Limit

Washington motorists need ex-
pect nothing special 10 remind
them Of the new speed limit 81 IS
miles an hour. according to state
and county officials
state highways If the Ta-
coma ARA WIRE already posted
Friday. and II = anticipated
that county roads win he sim
Harry marked early neat
week.
The new maximum i Indicated
on state roads simply by afhxinE
decslcomania transfers de. the
figure "as'1 over existing signs
where the legal speed has hereto
fore been greater.
Zones that have previously been
posted for IS miles and hour or
less will not be disturbed.
County spoke<men said Fri
day that although official ac-
ton has not yet becn taken.
u IL expected q crew win
commence early next week 60
mark county roads In the
same manner.
II was further indicated by state
patrolmen that the new maximum
''is simply the speed limit-noth-
ing more or less" and violations
will be treated as usual.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03
PuYallup Fire Loss
$3.50 for Nine Months
Cost Amounts to 81 Cents Per
Cdpito. Says Department Chief

PUYALLUP-This eity's loss bv
fire during the first three quar-
tiers Of 1912. has amounted 70 So
500. or a per capita Of D cents.
according 10 a report issued by
Fire Chief Chester Brakefield Fri
DAY. During this period the fire.
men have answered s. calls and Of
these % were chimney fires. four
were from blszes caused by de-
fective wiring. one from = cigar
cite and two from children play
ing with matches.
In connection with his report
The chief again reminded people of
the city that beginning Oct. ? fire
prevention week will be observed
During the week there viii be an
Inspection of the industrial plants.
by the fire department. Eddie
Firman, fire prevention man for
one Of the large insurance com.
panies, will give a talk at the
high school on prevention ana
Brakefield will speak in each of
the grade schools. The department
viii also set up a window at
Meeker and Meridian.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03

Book Review Scheduled

The first in a series of book re-
views by Junia Todd ,Hallen.
sponsored by the Puyallup ortho-
pedic association, will be held
Wednesday evening at o'clock in
the parish hall of Christ Episcopal
church.
Proceeds will help to maintain
the Puyallup named bed in the Sc
attic orthopedic hospital and also
assist in making an annual con-
tribuuon to the Tacoma Ortho-
pedic association. Other reviews
in the series will be given in after
noon meetings on Nov. and Dec.
2. Tickets may be obtained in ad-
vance from Mesdames ]. w. Kemp.
Burr Gregory. Mead Murray.
Pierce Leavitt. S. r. Gray, Fred
DeBon and H. E. Spear. Mrs.
Leavitt is general chairman.
The local price and rationinR
board announces that after a busy
summer of dispensing approxi-
mately 120 tons of sugar for home
canning, it has closed the season
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03
PURSE II STOLEN

Mrs. Elma Ashenbrenner. s422
50. Prospect st. reported 10 police
Friday her purse was stolen from
shopping bag while she rode In
the elevator of a downtown de-
partment store. She said the
purse contained four sugar ration
cards several pieces Of Js~elry.
SIS in cash and a number Of per-
sonal items.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03
City Civil Service
Clerk Examination

a city civil service examination
for the Job of clerk. grade II. was
announced Friday. with final
date of Tuesday. Oct. IS. set for
filing applications with the board
at room 100. city hall.
The job. which pays $40 per
month. viii be open to outsiders
and promotional from the civil
service Jobs OF junior clerk, junior
stenographer. bookkeeping ma
chine operator and meter reader.
For applicants not already In city
service age limits Will be n 10 IS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03

and no further applications for
canning sugar will be received.
The area covered by this board
includes the following commune
ties; Alderton. Carbonate. Eaton
vile. Fairfax. Firgrove, Firwood.
Graham. kapow sin, McMillin.
North Puyallup. orting, Puyallup.
Riverside, South Prairie. Sumner.
Victor Falls and Wilkeson.
The Arts and Krafts club will
open its fall season Monday after
noon with tea at the home Of
Mrs. Ben Brandt. Dol w. Main ave.
Schuyler colfax lodge of Re-
bekahs will meet Friday night at s
o'clock at Odd Fellows hall with
Mrs. Evangeline Buckmaster. no.
bic grand. presiding. Plans for
the district convention to be held
here October Is will be completed.
The district comprises Puyaliup,
Sumner. Buckley, orting. Kent.
Enumclaw. Black Diamond, Au-
burn and Renton.
Mrs. Lottie Hoffman, ~, died
Friday morning at the Ladies OF
the G. A. r. home where she had
been a resident since January.
1910. She came from Tacoma.
She leaves three sons. silas N.
Hoffman of Tacoma; Norval c. OF
Port Gamble. and David ". Of
Waterford, and daughter. Mrs.
Pearl White of Los Angeles.
Hills funeral home will announce
arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03
RECORDS NEEDED
Police Arrest Women
Who Tried Suicide

Thwarted In an attempt 10 end
her life. 27-year-old Mrs Lois
swenson, asia 80. 18th st., was In
the city Jail Friday for safekssp-
ing. According To police. Mrs.
swenson took an overdose Of .
sleeping potion at her home Thurs
day night. She was treated Al
Pierce county Dspitai and upon
regaining consciousness reiterated
intentions Of suicide. police said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03

with Mrs. Harry johnson as the
assisting hostess. Mss Margaret
Utzinger. city librarian. win bs
the speaker. having The Library
and Its Relation II = Country al
War as her subject
Dick Olsen. had Of the hisb
school agriculture department
operated under the smith-Hughes
plan. was guest speaker At the
hiwanis club luncheon Thursday
He gave a resume Of the work
being done by the boys Of his de-
partment and said that taking
everything into consideration, the
work is going well. He explained
the Smith-Hughes system and told
Of the machine work and the agri-
cultural projects accomplished by
his students.
Guests at the luncheon were
Mayor William p. LoughHn of
Puysllup; James L. Brown. Civil
ian Defense commissioner. Vernon
Burks and c. B. Wilcox. formerly
of Shelton. who has taken over one
of the business establishments
here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03
REJECT TAooMASs' BID

OLYMPIA - Highway Directog
Burweli Bzntz Thursday rejected
a lone bad for redecking and paint
ing Pioneer bridge and the North
ern Pacific oyerpass near Long
view. The bid was ss7.2s0 put in
by Sam Bergersen and Wick a
Dahlgren, Tacoma.