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hut finding routes around the obstacle is '
no way to solve the problem. We might just
as well onen fire on it first as last. We
can’t help wonder thy Congress doesn’t lool$
into th e Alaska shipping difficulties a
little more instead of letting the Mari
time Commission dole out pacifiers in the
form of subsidies and higher shipping ratejj,
Whether the strikes are the fault of the ;
ship owners and operators or the fault of
the Unions, it should be up to Washington (
to find out before irreparable harm is done
to Alaska.
We therefore, believe that it is high time
the peonle of Alaska do something to get’
a little more action from Washington D.C'.
in this matter. There are only- two weeks
grace in which to take action. It might
do sane good to "HITE or WIRE ‘ PROTESTS
to Officials in Washington D.C. who are
connected with Alaska officially. Here
is the list -*
Harry S. Truman, President of the U.S.
Julius A. Krugj Secretary of the Interior
Warner Gardner,'Assist. Sec.of n "
Edwin G. Arnold,Director of Territories'
" Department of the Interior
E.L. Bartlett; Delegate to Congress
Hugh Peterson, Chairman of Committee on
^territories
' House of Representatives
Joe Elakne, Chief of Alaska Branch
Department of the Interior
Division of Territories,
Let’s tell‘Washington how we feel about
the Matter. It might do some good And
certainly matters could be no worse._
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