Housing Act to Aid
“I have been assured that the
National Housing Act will apply to
the Territory of Alaska with the
full benefits accorded to the
States.”
Again discussing the Public
Works and relief work Mr. Dimond
said that through the accomplish
ment of last winter and this spring
the people of many districts in
Alaska were being served as never
before with the new and improved
roads, airfields and other projects.
The Delegate discussed matters
with Gov. John W. Troy this aft
ernoon. According to present plans
he will leave for Seattle, enroute to
Washington, D. C., on the Alaska
Tuesday.
NO CATHEDRAL SERVICE
There will be no sermon in Holy
Trinity Cathedral until the return
of Dean C. E. Rice. Sunday School
will be held at 10 o'clock Sunday
mornings.
The tonnage of cargo handled at
the Oakland, Cal., port has in
creased 107 per cent since 1928 to
a total of 636,334 tons the last
year.
FARLEY AFTER
2 PUBLISHERS;
1 SHOWS 'EM UP
[tacks by Republicans
cCormick, Knox An
ilyzed, Chicago Speech
IICAGO, 111., Sept. 29.—Post
ter General James A. Parley
night contended that two Re
ican publishers in Chicago, Col.
>rt McCormick, of the Chicago
une, and Col. Fra k Knox, of
Chicago Daily News, were at
ing the New Deal in personal
paigns for the G. O. P. Presi
ial nomination in 1936.
