The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 26, 1929, Page 2

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I|I Black and brown. $4.75. A red hot r Union Suits Shoes Famous Poll Parrot. of the Valdez district, covering the opening of the southern end of the Richardson Highway during the past spring. It is interesting for some of the unusual methods used in' clearing away a winter's accumulation of snow that in some places attained a depth of 45 feet. Said Superin- tendent Huddleston: ‘E:»l'i‘om Tunncel Through Snow “On June 10, the repair crews reached Snowslide Gulch and a temporary crossing was made by cutting down the slide 150 feet be- low the bridge and building a run- way across of old bridge plank. The Snow was 45 feet deep on the |bridge, s0 a tunnel was driven 125 |f:~cv. to the bridge, following the road, and a shaft opened to the |surface to allow thawing while the irest of the road over the summit was being opened. On the 18th the road was cleared to Mile 20 and | Sitts’ crew was moved from town | (Valdez) to Wortman at Mile 19, and started clearing ‘snow from Associated Press Photos PARIS HAS LARGE APARTMENT HOUSE BUILDING PLANS PARIZ, July 26.—Eight thousand new lows+priced : apartments each year is the building program of Paris. The: rents will average about $60 a year a room and grad- ually itiis hoped to reduce rents ings already in use to about the same level. These moderate terms conform to the government's big plan to help finance and. to subsidize home- building enterprise until the hous- ing crisis can be overcome. Ground. is.ayailable for tens of thousands . of apartments on the strip around Paris where once stood the old fortified walls connecting the gates. that still are used as cus- toms: entrances. This was gov- ernment preperty but part of it was ceded to the cify. Originally it was planned to make | except at Fort Yukon where it is cooler this morning. ichild welfare PP on dozens of city apartment build- & RENEENYEIEEERIEATENE Wcather Condmons As Recorded hy the U S. Weather Bureau *Less than 10 miles. NOTE.—Observations at Alaska mainland staulons, except Cor- dova and Juneau are made at 8 am. and 8 p.m., Juneau time. i = The barometric pressure remains high over most of the North Pa- cific Ocean and moderately low over Alaska. The pressure is rising in Bering Sea and falling in the extreme north with little change here. Showers have fallen in Southern and extreme Eastern ,and southward to Puget Sound. Clear weather is reported Temperatures have changed but little Al over much of the Interior. ENGLISH CHILD EXPERT ( HAS ACUTE ILLNESS TO WORK IN AUSTRALIA | | Lieut. (j.g.) LONDON, July 26.—Dame Janet C. G., who was removed to St. Campbell, for medical officer D. E. Todd, U. 8. many years senior | Ann's Hospital from the sick bay | for maternity and | of the Unalga immediately upon the English Min-| her arrival in this port from Un- of Health, has been given| alaska and who was sent south on ]“J\L of absence to organize Fed -|the Dorothy Alexander, on July / and child welf.ce| 14, is now in the Marine Hospital, i |at Port Townsend, Wash., suffering mpbell, who probably from an .acute illness, which wiil /e the early part of the|pecessitate extended. hospitalization. , has been freed from her VR VB i TR dvmus in England by the M)mstefl Try the Tve oClock Dinner of Health at the urgent request of | Specials at Mabry’s. the Australian Prime Minister. —————a % Y Try a TOASTET: SANDWICH at| e Juneau's plano |the Juneau Ice Cream Pariors. adv Hotel Gastineau. —ady. | = ~-adv. 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Put on your paper, tint or paint or any and you will have a finished wall of great durability and splendid insulation. - Manu- factured by patented process- es that prevent shrinkage, warping, buckling, chipping or cracking. For interior and exterior walls in all new or repair jobs. Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. Gooseberries, White| | PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS | Phone 358 = Bl $1.75 Sizes 34 to 48. | Yellow Turnips, also Head Lcm-“ | J. B. Buford & Co. [ : s 04 1o at.. o S . l P . l 98 o \ Satisfied Customers” i = v PRODUCTS BOYS. —adv. | s P Sizes 1114 to 2 at 2.45 I)e( 1771 ricec D) C e 23 DON'T FORGET THE SALE GARNICK’S, Phone 174 Dhresses (For Daytime and Evening) $12.75 LEEESEREEEERTI e fashion-wise woman will seize this opportunity to re- plenish her wardrobe, for the EXZERNEINTNEE mid-summer season. Every fash- 28 In flat crepé ion is charming. ZEEEE and georgette, with or without sleeves. A varity of colors. All sizes: New felt hals, in white, black and pastel shades. Large and small | 28, b YUKON STOVES SHEET IRON FLUME HYDRAULIC PIPE TANKS RICE & AHLERS CO. Wholesale and Retail PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL “We tell you in advance what job will cost” BUTTERFLY BOWS—Tie them yourself i F. WOLLAND MERCHANT TAILOR ————3 tan. Regular $7.00 and $7.50 values. 5 to 8 was $2.75, NOW ... 2.25 An Extraordinary Showing of SHEET IRON i - 8V to 11 was $3.25, NOW 2.75 ‘PIPE o Now $5.95 pawr 11%% to 2 was $3.50, NOW ... 2.95 i ’ ' Mm mer . Mile 20 to Mile 29%. Three crews were operating on the Wilford Hm u. Rogers, (left) Tulsa, Okla., is president of the 1929 wide . boulevards- and ki meeting of the Disciples of Christ and Dr. Graham Frank of Dallar Proks QUL head sizes. s secretary. The international conference will be held in Seattle. 'shovel; a Best tractor and all of the force in the two camps worked Unerthodox Means U sed {on the snow, reaching Mile 26% jon June 30. the city ‘but the housing shortage, traffic -conditions' and the cost has held u» any such beautification | plan. FEEEZEATANE $6.50 T T — Many Large Slides i <y 8 “The snow was continuous from HQME :'mms:w ¢ By A R C Cr()ujs to M‘J’t Mile 22 to Mile 28 and was from EW MARRIAGE NAME Unusual Work on the roads of Alaska hy crews of the Alaska Road Commis- sion is not conmfined to ordinary censtruction and maintenance such as roadbuilders normally perform in other parts.of the country. They two to 25 feet deep and packed very hard. In addition to this snow, large slides occurred at Miles 16%, 20, 21, 29, 31': and 51. The lnrgcxt and most difficult to open heavy and sometimes ‘thie Alask®|yeg foung at Mile 286 and at Mile Range slopes ‘and summit get 8010gg clogged up that dynamite must be| used, 45 was the case during the! past spring. Just a Day's Work And they handle all of these Road Problems At this point the ice, gravel jand boulders up to 12 tons in weight, were forced out of the creek and mixed with a 20-foot by 400- foot slide where it covered the road and the valley to the opposite NEW YORK, July 26.—The term “home partnership' is' supplanting the word “marriage” with youth of today, says Newell W. Edson, Chair- man of the Social Hygiene Com- mittee of the National Parent- Teacher ~Association. “The modern young people shy| away from the word ‘marriage’,” Edson declared. “It carries with it too much mystery and illusion, too much sugrestion of the clinging EEEEENRCEINARZAZRAASRERANNASHELIE) Waitress aprons in white and colors. All sizes. $1.95, $2.75 B T e L ettt SEAPLANE “KETCHIKAN” Passengers and Freight Delivered in Thu‘ty Mmutes Alaska- Washin gton Airways PHONE 64 OR 429 Larry Parks :: :- Juneau Agent i Taku by Air i % vine type of woman. Boys and § o facing, bridge- and other| o .opems all in the course of a tainside.” s ) - e e 3 1s now look at lif 2 & _construction to do, but weather|gayi pusiness. The how of it Is| 7 e ew : %'nnu it ‘:“e ;hi"“:;‘llly-"::: H FLIGHTS TO ANY POINT DESIRED - conditions bring other problems| .. forth without any effort at| LET Amnquus rress ¥our Sult |a 50-50 home BHiiership with TS incidental to keeping the roads W“‘dmmunn or elaboration in & re-|We call and deliver. Phone 525 when he marries” g 2 1 4 tratfic. | port recently received at local head- e L e i @ “Snow brings most of these. On’:quarters of the Commission from| Have you triéa wne Five o'Cloc) | Ice cream, bric or pulk Junean | & \ < g i PR the coast ranges it is exmmely Superintendent T. H. Huddleston, Dinner Speciais at Mabry's Oafe. [ico Cream Pariors. —adv & .-n[old Pap_ers for sale at Emplre Gflififl