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ESTIMATES, PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
PREPARED
Alterations and Repairs 411 Second Avenue
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AND CARD ROOM
Between Pioneer Drug Store And Dream Theatre
Jack Solomon, Prop.
The Washington
News-Letter
(Continued From Page Two)
construction of the Alaska section
of the highway are authorized.
The steps contemplated by the
bill are the natural sequels to the
preliminary investigations made by
a commission appointed by the Pres
ident, composed of Herbert H. Rice,
appointed as a representative of the
National Automobile Chamber of
Commerce; Ernest W. Sawyer, re
presenting the Department of Inter
ior; and Major Malcom Elliott, of
Corps of Engineers. United States
Army. In a comprehensive report,
Conference Series No. 14 of the De
partment of State, the commission
concludes that the project is feas
ible, can be constructed at a reas
onable cost, and is highly desirable.
Looking forward to the construc
tion of the highway the commission
ers recommended: That negotiations
be conducted with Canada to arran
ge for the location and survey of
the most satisfactory route; to pre
pare estimates and to investigate
plans for financing the project; that
in ease of an agreement with the
Canadian Government, funds be
made available for carrying out the
purposes of the agreement; that each
government in its road program con
form, as far as practicable, to the
general route proposed for the In
ternational Highway; and that con
sideration be given to the immediate
construction of the Fairbanks-Daw
son section.
I heartily concur with the commis
sioners in their statements of the
benefits to be derived from a high
way connecting the transportation
system of the United States with
that of Alaska. The construction of
the highway which H. R. 160 contem
plates, I am convinced, will be of
inestimable value to the future of
Alaska and of great aid in the ad
ministration of the affairs of that
Territory. The commissioners, in
| my opinion have outlined the nezt
steps to be taken. H. R. 160 author
izes these steps beginning with a
discussion of problems of material
concern to the governments of the
United States and Canada.
Sincerely yours,
Harold L. Ickes,
Secretary of the Interior.
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Business Women’s
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Tour Alaska 23rd
(Continued From Page Two)
shrimp canneries, the hospital in
which Mrs. M O Johnson has such
a keen interest, the offices of the
Barrington Transportation Co., and
the Indian section.
While at Petersburg, Mayor Ed
Lokken and Earl Ohmer will ini
tiate the visitors into the mysteries
of crab canning and the shrimp in
dustry.
Upon reaching Juneau the Gold
Diggers become the guests of Alas
ka's only Business and Professional
Women's Club. They will take the
passengers on a motor trip to Auk
Lake and Mendenhall Glacier.
While in the city, the women will
also visit the concentrating plant of
the Alaska Juneau Mining Company.
Mrs. Harriet Pullen at Skagway
will give her well known and in
teresting lecture on the early hist
ory of tlie place and member from
the Women’s Club including Mrs.
P. H. Ganty, Mrs E. A. Rasmussen
and Mrs. F. J. Vandewall will be
hostesses to the business women.
The Girl Scouts at Sitka under
their leader Mrs. Hugh G. Nichol
son. will be hostesses taking the
women to "Lovers’ Lane”, the Sit
ka Home, the Russian Church and
other points of interest. The lead
ers of the party arc the Misses Lu
lu M. Fairbanks of the Alaska Week
ly and Daisy Dudley who has her
own insurance and real estate busi
ness in Seattle. Mrs. Daisy M.
Brown of Port Angeles is in charge
of entertainment stunts on the boat
during the twelve days. Mrs. Gel
ine MacDonald Bowman of Rich
mond, Virginia, national president
for the past four years will make
her first trip into Alaska at this
time.
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