heretofore treated its Indian citir.ons in
that it results- in e tricing ’-ithout their
consent of rhat they considc: to be theirs
Fc claims 'that' such taking-constitutes a
condemnation procedure thus setting a pre
cedent since dondomnat ion,‘as ho states it
tc' be, is rover done for rrivatc but only
for public nurcoceg, and that the estab
lishment of a pulp industry ir. Alaska is
a rrivato undertaking.
'.'t. Curry’s proposal ms that the whole is
see of Indian rights bo settled now by
authorising the Secretary Of the Interior
to issue- patent to the land which former
Secretary Tekes had affirmed to be- theirs
a" the result of the Hanna hearings. In
acr.ition, the Indians would receive the
lend rhlch was found to be theirs'by the
lacs-Gold schmidt survey. Objection was
made to the latter on tho grounds that it
was only a preliminary investig tion and
"T.rn’t intended to be bindir. . As an al
ternative to the immediate patentinp to
tie Indians of landsjpmbroced in the Haas
C-oldschmidt report it was supportod that
lerd titles be confined to th~ 'anna deter
ninetion with boundaries of other areas
to be fixed as the result of later hearing
In any event, the Indians, under the terns
of Curry’s draft of the .bill, would not
hero be n given title to more than 10 oer
cont of land area in Tongass 1'ational For
est. Tho "orest Service.’-ould have been
beer, given continued right to administer t
t.1 'her resources and the land needed for
the anchorage of salmon traps would, not be
included in the land which would be patent
-hat an-roach to a solution ran into con
siderable OTT'Ositdon from the ruin industry
•.ttorncys who said it would r.ot be satis
factory to them because they wore afraid
that once patents were issued the right of
the^Department of Agriculture to have con
tinued administrative responsibility would
"oi at all secure. Assistant Secretary
°- Agriculture rannanrmado known to tho
'■= CLASSIFIED ADS —
FOR SALE
‘’3?¥P3r.'RIT3R Underwood, just recently re
conditioned. Inquire at telephone office.
Price $65.00
is" FOR HELTT
3' rooir. house ih country near Palmer with
five or ton acres. ’Trite- ^.11. Forrest
Box 667, Anchorage.
FRYERS - Young fryers—excellent quality .
Gee—A. McO-ibonoy.
UATTTED
TTould like nan and Fife and three or four
other pooole to acconnany no on a trio as
far East as Tennessee. Leaving between
August 1 and 15. For details write
Box 872, "aimer, Alaska.
committee this vier of sool'Crrr.cn for tho
pulo industry. ■
in a moot inf with Secretary Krug it ras
^agreed by all parties concerned that the
ccur~o of action should proceed along the
linos of original draft of legislation
rhorcbv the Indians vould be paid 10 per
cent of tho proceeds of all timber sales
made by the Forest Service if the objoc
10 tions on tho part of tho Denartpont of
Justice and the Bureau of the Budget, here
tofore blocking that draft, could bo ovor—
cone.
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■Sometimes I think the things re soo
Are shadows of the things to be:
That what re plan.ye build;
That every hope- that'‘hath been crossed,
And every dream re thought r.-.s lost,
In Heaven shall %e fulfilled.
-j.-ig’ht -tj.'V-avOT.
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