POST ",T\ IfTVJ.SIOl? OFLL. -3K- ..‘ILL
LXCLLL H...RLY D^Y ST-1 dr.dD.I3.
Fost war InvasiM;..of Lie.ska by
Sxscrvico on an.’. v/onon and others..:
whose o"Hj.o.ns ■ r,n?. interest have
been r.r.'Uod by much that has been
written about the Territory since
war began y%ll far 'oXCo^d^t.hk /■
K1 inclykc_ And other sthnpcdcs,’ the’ -j
Chamber' of Commerce was told Ilonday
by Herbert Hilschcr, whose work
with the V.'ar Department during the
past few years has brought him into
close t uch with the situation.
h'ithir. the next 'ten years, he
• said at least 1,000,000 pers.ns
can be expected to come u rth."Lad,'
he aide’, "there's nothing ye.u can
do about it. The Territory has
seize’ the imagination and interest
of people everywhere."
The .■'r ana ITavy Depart.cents,
Interior Department and other
Federal :• fancies in ’Vashington, as
v/cll a: these in Alaska arc swamped
with inquires, all lea ling to' the
inevitable- -conclusion that Alaska'1
is g'in. to l?c flooded after the' '
•rar. ;>. . rs f .C across, particu
larly ’’fr.jQh-.cn'V representatives,
v/h: ' "v: been whipp'd'! ’into a unit
by C::::ress:..an DoLaccy, arc keenly
ir:t crest el. Delegate B b Bartlett,
whose my. fficc is handling a
heavy ..ail of inquiries and is
working with this group.
Taken fr.Jess uns 'ucokly,
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