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Reconnaisanee By
Air In Alaska Is
Proposed by Beach
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ing a system of communica
tion, nor does any one doubt
i that the handling of the com
mercial business has resulted
in greater efficiency than
would have come to the corps
through routine training.
Vital Enterprise
Surely the Army and Navy
air forces stationed in Alas
ka could with equal credit
lend a portion of their time to
an equally vital enterprise
without seriously interfering
with their routine work and
at the same time greatly en
hance their actual efficiency.
Army and Navy equipment
is not at present designed for
the precise type of service
contemplated in this plan.
Certain modifications in equip
ment would be necessary.But
they would be minor changes
involving little expense, and
would not form a serious ob
stacle to the development of
this plan.
Alaska's Great Resources
Alaska’s greatest wealth lies
and will always lie in her
mineral resources. They can
not be greatly developed with
out a thoroughly scientific
aerial reconnaisance, follow
ed by an efficient aerial sup
ply service.
In Canada that assistance
was rendered by exploration
companies, privately financ
ed, which therefore profited
i at the expense of the prospec
tor. By utilizing our Army
and Navy forces as outlined
above, however, such a pro
jceedure would be obviated,
and, at the same time, the
taxpayers would suffer no
greater burden than is impos
ed upon them by the expense
I of ordinary routine army and
navy training.
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Starts 1935 Xmas
Fund Pioneers At
Home In Sitka
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very competent man. He
spends about $20,000 per year
for groceries for the Home,
yet none of these salesmen
has offered even $100 for the
Pioneers’ fund. I also con
tacted several of the men who
helped construct the new
Home; they didn’t offer any-1
thing for the fund. It appears
to me that the newcomers to
the country do not realize
what has gone on before them
Accumulation Plan
“I would suggest if a man
who accumulates a fortune in ;
this country should leave a
fund of $5,000 in the bank
when he dies. If several
would dp this, the old boys
could get the interest off this
money every year for a spend
ing fund, and then we could
put a stop to the canvassing.
So far nobody has ventured
to do this. i
“Another thing the boys do
not get enough reading mat
ter. They only get one issue
of eaeli paper. I promised
them I would take up this
matter and try to get 10 is
sues of each paper instead of
one paper for 1 GO men.
“They would also appreciate |
any old magazines or books.
If anybody cares to send any
I please send them to the Pio
neers’ Home, at Sitka.
“Also any donations for the
Christmas fund, just send a
check to W. D. Gross in care
of the Alaska Film Exchange,
Juneau, Alaska.”
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