Wsimi
Captain Miller Freeman, long a militant fighter against the
menace of the Japanese and their encroachments upon
Alaska, published in Pacific Fisherman for January, 1938, the
following excerpts from an article, ”A Solution of Pacific
Problems,” written by Retsu K. Kiyosawa and published in
The Japan Times and Mail, October 29-31, 1935:
<*<* All intelligent people know that a
deadlock has been reached in existing
international relations, and that unless
something can be contrived, another
world catastrophe is inevitable. I
believe the United States is in a position
to play the role of leadership in bring
ing about a new world order. America
can do this by offering Alaska for
redistribution. 99
But not to the Japanese mind.
It appears there’s just one way to teach the Japs a few home
truths . . . for instance, that Alaska is as much a part of
America as is Kansas and intends to stay that way.
... or for instance, that Alaskans have got used to living
in freedom and like it that way.
... or for instance, that Alaska isn’t going to be "redistri
buted” to anybody, because Uncle Sam wouldn’t like it
that way.
And the way to teach the Japs is to beat the Japs at their
own game — WA R.
Of course, ifs going to take money to win the war—money
freely and gladly loaned the government through the pur
chase of War Bonds and Stamps by everyone every pay day.
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