To initiate work on the co-ca)led
“missing link" project on Moose
Pass Highway, Secretary Wallace
approved an allotment of $35,000 to
be used in clearing and grubbing
the Lawing-Moose Pass section.
In addition to these sums $10,000
was set up for emergency work
and $30,000 for location and sur
vey.
Contracts will be let for clearing
and grubbing on the Seward and
Sitka projects as soon as plans
can be completed and necessary
right of way clearances obtained,'
Mr. Williams said. "We hope tof
have the entire program under way
this season,” he added.
don in 1914-15, returned to New
York and became an expert at the
bureau of municipal research.
For a time he was state educa
tional expert and economic adviser
in North Dakota. But eventually
he returned to Europe, joined the
faculty of Berlin university in 1923
and has been giving courses there
ever since in American economics,
politics and social conditions.
He gives one series of lectures
each semester in English, unique
for a German university.
ONE WAY TRAFFIC
During the Fair from 7 pm. to,
1 am. no southbound traffic will"
be permitted on E Street from
12th Street to Willoughby Avenue
(Home Grocery Corner).
C. J. DAVIJ3.
—adv. Chief of Police.
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