April 1937

In this issue

The text emphasizes the Grand Canyon's immense geological timescale and its power to evoke a sense of timelessness and awe. The canyon's enduring presence mirrors the unchanging nature of fundamental truths. It dwarfs human perception of time.

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Chapters

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  MOUNTAINS UPSIDE DOWN

  H. G. Franse

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  BUILDING SAFETY INTO THE HIGHWAY

  E. V. Miller

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  LANDSCAPE DIVISION OFFERS FREE TREES

  Fred M. Guirey

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  TALES OF CALABAZAS

  J. B. Priestley,HELEN CAMPBELL, Editor

• EDITORIAL

  J. B. Priestley,Ethel Hickman

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  ARIZONA HIGHWAY SAFETY COUNCIL NOTES

  Ethel Hickman,Mrs. White Mountain Smith

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  ART IN THE ROUGH

  Mrs. White Mountain Smith

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  SEE ARIZONA

  E. O. Whitman

• R. G. LANGMADE APPOINTED COMMISSIONER

  R. G. Langmade

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  ARIZONA HIGHWAY COMMISSION NOTES

  R. G. Langmade

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  PROJECTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION

  G. B. Shaffer,W. F. Wallace,R. Thirlon,J. H. Brannan,W. P. Weesh,E. F. Strickler,Ward,R. M....

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  ROAD CONDITIONS

• TABLES OF DISTANCES