New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 30, 1929, Page 13

13- Boulder Dam Project Will Occupy _37@00 Men For Period of 7_Years | tion is to be made. | test with cheap water. ‘The mu- of the Frankfurter-Zeitung got his| A campaign is on, sponsored by the University of Minnesota founds Drill Through Solid Rock jor section of this aqueduct will ggest thrill out of passing over|the recently created South Carolina |2 high iodine content in the prodt® Those tunnels through the walls|be open canal and the rest part | lnu 180. | uets of t 4 soil Resources commissior Natu ) i parallel with ' tunnei and part pipe line “I never saw so many people ‘n | . g Shrian ks - Iy circular with a 50-foot diameter. | $165,000,000 Authorized | !]l ARD HAF Tk town C e ideclaien e world that food grown FRENCH “\,, ANCIENT MOUND the stream bed, will be approximate | Congress has horized ap- | I n Perkhammer German | Palmetto & con 8 enC gt. France, P— 5 ¢ e iodine to meet medical requirem 4 3 . % 7 ust be drilled and blasted out | propriation of 65,000,000 f photographe eturned 'f\ A’wm 5 :L ‘LL" i et ' Arct 5 into. & lid rock and their capacity | the Boulder Dam job and y tha sed n mbat nound top a hill near here, be- [ s tgned £ as b flood | tary of the Inferior Wil en- 0 t recalled that the v f"”:'”‘”"i‘ 'i k, are included t 1 1ria ce of a for- the Boulder —and as it will loo’x aft completed their task seven years hence, from the engineers pl 1929, NEA ngton, Aug ing of Boulder Dam on viver on {he Nevada-A which will be the | formation is that the railroad pls m‘ aerial 3 Ancient mason- 4 _ Research began soon ¢ he | yy 1 overed. Tapping in- They wil be lined with concrete, for | s of power sufficient for | G fl)hO l]OIle Ml Thl]“ed across Siberia 39 yea i Al ; : eI, Ping g after the dam is built two of them izati he cost. As soou | l I] )y ')-» gan his jourr : s . will function as permanent spill- | as s actually appropriates et ‘u ross t me ter: : [ A i : T o ways and the other two will v | some mone as will doubtle; New Tork - 300 (UR)—A 80 stav l~~;n‘14r of tlh G 'm‘m Dr Williaos Weston of Gelumb . S ater or sers ressure | do at its ne regular sessi i e SREAL O 2 4 yndicate said that the s ton 4 10 water under full reserved pressure | do at n‘_ next regular session, th year old retired Swiss army officer \oy..;‘» had provided a splen. | UDIversity found the reason in the tor Huulldl\; 1);.\1“’.«' ‘10»:,,]» = ::v]u:yl\:;&lc;x(\‘ “.:\fluzx‘- o qu R R e e " rovi spler power plant. A network 9B oAty Stk rk on the rail | jeter a flight around the world on| srn tre i : tunnels will ‘also be dug ouc tor pow- | road. ‘HP s i e ol am| “In the lightning storm near Ja- er water. Reclamation | lengineers 1 hava | eppelin and p pan the bolts werc near us e . i Rincere AV |nounced that 40 years had been | hut we had no time to t The upper cofferdam, of coursc. |been the leaders in dam building | icted from his life by the exhilars u itimg hink will divert the waters of the r In this country ever since they | gion o the flight e Zeppelin vn:l!vrli into the tunnel The low coffer- | put up Roosevelt Dam, 190 feui [ e was but ome of the i 0 he s mvv.v:‘v nl_n ocean lin- dam will be designed to keen them | high. More rec v built | e T bl od weather. It was a good from backing up into the excavation | Arrowlock Dam, at Pt S Al v choo! shoes T N Bgers ¢ wondere Rosendahl Quicts Fears : and building operations, for pehind The actual height of Doulde At T . S aidisyhie ndabl Quiets Fear X > Lieut. C nde: Rosendah of it the engin will be digging [ Dam will be nearly 700 ommander Rosendahl | high iod content of the state's| The pride he Hardware City— soil, and Dr. Ros Remington of d over thi rilmR el down a couple of hundred feet to|it will raiss the ted States na who was 4 (el tled wastes of Siberia T ! 3 fnd the dam foundation. | A great lake, many miles * the Atlantic and Pacific, over | mized the “h?f:m,y"x:“‘ S A Your Chlld The —proposed 4l-mile railroad | will back up behind the massive intain and flatlands. e tRine o e dirisihlen aven iria, "‘ would fap some of the nearhy | barrier. T answered |inflatea with explosive hydrogen. gravel depos and quarry s e m de small maps of the| Only one dirigible accident has : : About half-way from Yas SCIENTIST DESGR[BES country ssed over, been directly traced to lightni B ‘ oul ear would fork, one branch going to the Another—wealthy William Rosendahl said, and that acciden: ” . top of the site and the other to- | Leeds of New York—played vas c human frailty 4 o ward the bottom. The so-called res- APPROACH OF DEATH gramophone, i : hysiciar : i i i idence level above the dam is about SHECHETY | A K physician sought con-|of King e : OFiwali cobetteninaiKinncy ! King Alfonso and head of the 1600 feet higher than the bottom of | stantly for a thrill and claimed he L Institute Llorente of Madrid, said | store! Your child will o) the lowest excavation. Latest m.‘”l'- Marie Tells of His Symptoms | found it the h had “searched the \\‘(,,M _,m.”a pitlidotbeg ] Feels Young Again hrill and I got it on the Zeppelin's -‘ ] < ter with a pair of Kinney shoesl will be definitely adopted, :hou Lt. Col. Christoph Isclin, the trlp.” [ an aerial tramway, suspended cn Over, Him tired officer, was as jub Dr. Megi cables, has been suggested. 1s a boy when he told of the Although al these prelimmaries| DParis, Aug. 30 (P—Seldom has | flight how it had lifted th are essential and require great ex-|man met dea s did Dr. I years f his life pense and labor, the biggest sinzlc |Andre Marie, scientist of the Dz “L fecl sure the next few years item of the job is the concrete ior |t T s this summer, usnl it amount of th:|dents aboard. The Spanish mor ithe dam. It is estimated that %,.| He died of botulism poisoning. | world's passe und freight traf-|,rch radioed felicitations and con- 500,000 cubic yards of concrete one of the rarest and most deadly |fic carried ibles. They are | gratulations to v'nm‘nhn:rlwl”)l o BOYS’' SHOES £,000,000 barrels of cement will cs. This infection some- | especially useful in countries 1ike | r yestorday in one of his numer- used to build Boulder Dam to its |times comes from preserved food. [my own Switzerland, for we have |ous mossages, Dr. Mogias an. Boys' Black Leather Bl S After four years ox nenting in | no harho; Iselin said, Sincel Boys Black or Tan Leather cher Oxford, leather sole, In Thre Big Projects |scarch of an antidote, Dr. Mari o st thrill of the trip Lace shoe, oak leather outer rubber heel. Same in Tag, the hac i s eye e per-|for me came Siboerd After f solc, rubber heel. Si; -5} " i v e, Boi oot he bacilli in his eye while per-|for me came in Siberia eel. Sizes 10-51; Sizes 10515 sto voyage. As Dissolution Comes aled that K Alfonso was in y interested in the Graf's flight, and had received | two messages daily from the physi- clan advising of progress and inci- | TR e e | e bt S " o B ODINE IN VEGETABLES | 1298 i m site on the Colorado river, as it looks today ans, an army of worke UL S, engineers The lower picture was prep two about $40,000,000 hic them to raise the lid e dam and reservoi ot s 5 . |when he lost consciousne e-Lwe spied a little shack and outside ¢ The power plant—a million |gorined to attending physicians iit was a man wildly waving greet | FROM SOUTH CAROLINA | ; CHDEE horsepower development. | § o , every symptom and reaction that |ings.” | | The all-American canal. {he fent 3. . giving them (he most com-| William cods, New York The first is expected to cost [plete record yet made. When paral- said he ¢ > gramaphone | Good Content of Goiter-Curing | about $70.000,000 and the other|ysis closed his cyes, he he whenever clse didn't.” | o that he| He said he enjoyed the trip im-| Later on the city of Los might look at the blue discolo; Drug in Stuff From | tion | r 1 admitted that he did- | Soil | epproximately 200 mile S of his fingernails—sign of the ap- | n' s face “any more tham Sizes 815-10) Service, Inc.) | foundations and into the sides 30—The Build- [ Black canyon, which is be the Coiorado actual site ¢ lame ona bord«r, | In the fourth vear the excavations t dam in | will be comp ind then the tirst cong | conerete will be thrown into tie | foundations of the dam itself. hose vears will voted to the preparations ne before the erection of self can begin. Cor s is expected first appropriation thi: k can be sf the dam it- to n s fall »0 i rted in the | nost prodigious now being pl of the fede tion service in the anned by the ral reclami crior depart nient in their tentative st year | program. In the first year struct 41 m of railway from Las | the installation of these elevators ich they will | will itself be a spectacular piece of Vegas, N. M., over wh transport the personnel mous amount of machinery and 1 model government town on the crial. They will also start on | Nevada side, about a mile from the plant to be [ dam site. viver rises every summer and - (he tunnels are built the en- they Will be- | gineers must get in and build their gin the four great tunnels, 50 fect | cofferdams high cnough to divert temporary power used for the dam opera Tunnels Four-Mile Lo In the scconl year y will con- and an enor- | engin wtions., imeter and a mile long, throus vhich will e constru they will two I r or one helow t ed similarly for prot river In the third year he vation work. 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