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■waterpower - double the
ultimate capacity of Fin
land's unimportant streams
and rivers.
"THere is, however, one
important asset that Alaskt
lacks, but which is poesesi
ed by Scandinavia in com
parative abundance. This
is population.
"Alaska has 60,000 peo
ple, of whom more than half
are Eskimos and Indians.
Finland has 4,000,000.Swe
den has 6,000,000. Norway
has 3,000,000.
"No other figures are
necessary to explain the
growing sentiment for mak
ing Alaska a haven for the
rising tide of political
and war refugees."
**#■**
We read the other day
that Goering is entreating
Germany's scientists to
"get busy." He said,"Now,
more than ever, Germany
needs you."
But, Mr. Goering, Germany
and Russia have killed off
or made refugees of the
race that produced your
scientists, So what?
M
The Japanese-American
treaty of commerce and am
ity of 1911 was abrogated '
on January 26th.
With Europe at war and
unable to sell Japan any of
the raw materials she needs
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HEADQUARTERS FOR --
HAAS ft SONS FRESH CANDIES
HORLUCK'S DANISH ICE C R E A M
TOBACCO AND MAGAZINES
DEVELOPING, PRINTING,
ENLARGING, FRAMING AND
HAND COLORING
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SEWARD
Alaska
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Frank Hielo . Proprietor
MOOSE PASS
ALASKA
or buy from Japan any of the non-es©antial manuiacturea
products she has been using as a means of exchange for raw
materials, the abrogation of the treaty is a sad blow to
the empire of the Rising Sun and will slow-down her ne±ar
►ioue work in China.