THE WAR DEBT,
Ain’t Due U.S. Ain’t Spent for
in 1931 armament
i in'1931
Great Britan. ;$159) 520)pOC ', j $726)731,000
Prance,.. 550)000)000. i 466)966,000
Italy. 14)706)000. I 322,337)000
Poland. 7)486)000. | 122,995)000
Czechoslovakia 3*000)000,! 51)189,000
Belgium....... 7,950)000. 31)303)000
Austria. S87,550. ! 1,450,000
What a contrast when onejturns from the
war debts to the expenditures that thes e
Rations are lavishing upon war and the prep
arations for war, let the people demand a
big reductionin armaments ahd they win not
not only save the world from suicide but
mace it better off economically.
ANNOUNCEMENT ON RADIO A EEW NIGHTS
ago. "In the absece of Virginia Sel
lers we take great pleasure in present
ing this evening, as guest: artist
Ellinor L. Benedict 11 year ol d
cellist, (WHY Lixingtoii,MA ss,)!
Note;Ellinor is cousin of the Her -■
aid publishers. |
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K 1? Q D The voive of the Golden H,
at Anchorange Alaska reported later
in the evening that Oscar Winch ell
had arrived safely in Anchorage with
the 3 sick folks from the Akiak Govt
Hospital. One had appendicitis, one
had been badly frozen, and one was
going blind. How all are receivin g
expert care. Thats what Air travel
& the best of pilots mean to Alask
an’s. __
ESKIMOS COME TO RESCUE OF WHITE KQJ#
dred,.A kinly expression of sump&hy;
in time of trouble, a group of Esk
imo reindeer owners in the far Nrr
thland recently shipped to theirless
fortunate brothers in Alaska, 175
reindeer carcasses for releif of
the unemplyei. The meat was brot
out Of the Arctic, by the N oft h
Star, motorship of the Bureau of
Indian Affairs which arrived in
Seattle last week. Seventy five of
the carcases were put off at Jun -
eau and the remainder at Ketchican.
Exerp "Alaska Weekly"
HELEN NAROISKI, 18 year old Buckley
Wash,girl, will probably marry ^ a
lonely Alaska Miner. Miss Naroisk i
recently announced that anyone wh o
could furnish $2,000. to help her
sick mother with she would marry.lt
is said he is about 20 years her
senior. She has had many reques t s
but he seemed to been the only one
who would be able to suppert them
as the others had not more than the
desired amount. She has been temp -
ted'by many, especially an old frier
end, "He is very kind' — I am slimet,
tempted to choose himVshe said.
Cordova "Times"
SULLY, OUR FRIEND WHO WENT TO HON-*
olulu sent all the children candy
It came in'a or or fining bucketf via
the Moores, Sully has alwa
ys likes the children, and
be helps them in their work
being Scoutmaster, super -
vising fishing & camp in g
parties, and going' on hikes.
We will miss Sully, while
he is on his long trip hut
we hope he as nice a time
as we hope him, and that is
plenty.
ALL WET
And then the preacher who
had "been preaching for the
last 2 hours said,” As I
look at the mountains I say
mighty as you are, you will
someday molder and crumpel
away,'As X look at the sea
I say,-vast as you are jruu
will some day dry up, but not It"
SEVEN AGES OE WOMAN
rhe infant.
The little girl
The maiden.
The young woman.
The young woman.
The young woman.
The young woman.
LITTLE TONY PETERS LITTLE GIRL AT
the Orthopedic Hospital in Seattle
is doing fine with her bad hip^hich
made it so she was hardly able to
walk sinfce she was a baby* Mrs*
Lelehant, her teacher at the Nat
ive school carried her in her arms
so it wouldnft hurt her. Tony had
a letter saying little Mary might
be home within a year.
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THE PRIBILOF SEAL HERD, now them#
valubale in the world, increases to
8.24 % in No. last year, according
to Henry O'Malley, of Fisheries^
tabulation completed prior to the
herds return from the breeding gran
ds to the warmer regions of 'the
Pacific, showed a totalof1,219,961
since that time. The annual har
vest has increased allmost eith
out interruption until in the last
few years nearly 50,000 have been
taken each year.
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From the Farthest North "collegia#
of Alaska, Agri. College & School
of Mines, at Fairbanks.
IN THE WINTER TIME
In the winter time it's never hot,
And what you get you want it not;
_^ln the Winter time.
^ ..
you want no cooling B.V.D'S.
Cut short>bove your shiv'ring
J&IB9B .
Silk or Rayons, or such stuif
Look plenty good; but they're not
enough.in the winter time.