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-RAILROAD PROM THE? STATES
According to an Editorial in
Tosson's Weekly, it is possible that
ve may at some time have a railroad
:onnecting Fairbanks and Seattle,
Canada is interested In the extension
:>f the old Pacific Great Northern
railroad that connects Su^unmish nnd
-iuesnel, B,C. and is saddled With a
£90,000,000 debt, to Vancouver on
:he scJfch and to Prince George or
>eyond on the north. This would
)pen up the great Peace River coun
• ;ry to markets.
Premier John Hart of British
Jolumbia hopes to sell the r«G,E, to
:he Canadian National or Canadian
‘'acific Railroad, and it is reported
;het he may even give it tc one of
them if they will agree to extend it*
1 Once extended So as to form a
tontirfbus rail line from Vancouver
;o Prince George, the natural do
re lopment would be a continuation to
’’airbanks. There have already been
Army surveys of a rail project, not
•>nly to Fairbanks but even to Nome,
>ut these were dropped when the
Taps were chased out of the Aleutians.
An Alaska railroad project is said
to'be high on the list of Post War
considerations in Washington D,C*.
OBSOLETE FIGHTER PLANES AVAILABLE
FOR EDUCATIONAL USE
The Surplus Property board has
iuthorized the local RFC surplus
rnr property division to release to
education institutions and other
jchools certain types of combat craft
and instruments for a nominal sum
ust to,cover the cost of disposal,
"hese nominal prices as an example,
will run around $100 for a ^ive
bomber, and from $1 to $15 for
accessories.
Schools, it is believed, will *
find fighter planes, v/hich other
wise would hove only salvage *cltie
useful in aeronautical classes
. where their mechanism can bo studied.
On hand now ore sev.eral P-40s,
fighter planes that were used in
China but which are now obsolete*
Anchorage High School hes asked
for one of the planes, and it is
believed that other schools will
want one as soon as they learn they
aj«s available.
SORRY the paper*is late, but the
Editor reserves the right to be sick
like any other human being is
occasionally. Unfortunately there
is no one else to take her place
.when this happens*