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At the regular meeting of Anchor
age Igloo No. 15 of the Pioneers of
Alaska, December 9th, resolutions
in favor of establishment of an ade-.
quate airplane base in Alaska for!
the defense of the territory, and
that the same be established on tide
water, and setting out Anchorage as;
the most centrally located and logi
cal point for such a base were adopt |
ed unanimously with provisions!
that copies be sent to the Hon. A.J.
Dimond, delegate for Alaska, and
the secretary of war, secretary of
the interior, the secretary of com
merce and chairmen of such con
gressional committees as are con
cerned with Alaska matters. The
resolutions in full follow:
RESOLUTION
Whereas, Alaska is without mili
tary or naval defense, and is ex
posed to attack both by land and
sea by any oriental power with
which the United States might be
come engaged in war; and
Whereas, the leading nations of
the world are increasing their arm
aments, national antagonisms have
not been removed, and prospects
of a permanent peace are becoming
less and less with the passing of
each year; and
Whereas, Alaska is considered a
part and parcel of the United States,
and the thought of the loss of Alas
ka to a foreign power is repellant
to the people of this country.
Therefore Be It Resolved by Igloo
No. 15, Pioneers of Alaska, that an
aviation base should at once be es
tablished on tide water at some
suitable point centrally located up
on the Alaska coast, fortified arid
equipped with modern fighting
planes and the necessary personnel,
in sufficient force to combat an at
tack from an enemy across the Pa
cific, and that Anchorage is most
favorably situated for this purpose;
and in support of this resolution
this igloo presents the following
facts, which are beyond dispute:
1. That the first blow likely to be
struck against the United States by
any trans-pacific power, and the one
least fraught with danger, would be
an attack upon Alaska.
2. That the destruction of Alaska
coastal cities and property would be
so simple that it might be consid
ered in the light of a training man
euver, and would inevitably draw
our fleet into northern waters, as,'
irrespective of policy or naval stra
tegy, the people of the country1
would not consent that Alaska be
taken by a foreign power without
a struggle.
3. That, with the seizure of some j
Asiatic port as a naval base by the
enemy, the technical problem of the
defense of coasts of the United Sta
tes and its far-flung Pacific posses
sions would be immeasurably in
creased. 1
4. That the largest and most im
portant investment of the govern
ment in Alaska is the Alaska Rail
road, and the second largest is the
Richardson Highway, the only pres
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ent means of supply for the interior
of Alaska, and the destruction of
the terminal facilities and a few
nearby bridges on these great trans
portation systems, would paralyze
interior Alaska.
5. That the defense of the coastal
towns of Alaska, the only feasible
objects of attack by a trans-pacific
enemy, involves an aviation base of
sufficient size and power -to resist
attack, situated on the coast and
within the closest flying radius to
the cities and the property to be
protected, and that the mountain
Ijarriers and the increased distance
forms a natural protection for in
terior Alaska, which would discour
age the most ambitious enemy.
6. That Anchorage, situated upon
tidewater, and the center of a flying
radius closest 16 the great transpor
tation systems mentioned and to the
coastal toWns of Seward, Valdez,
Cordova and Nome, and to the Cop
per River and Northwestern Rail
road, the headquarters of the Alas
ka Railroad and of the signal corps
in Alaska, offers the best facilities
for a flying base, and is now the
largest and best equipped air port
in Alaska.
The secretary of this Igloo is di
rected to send copies of this resolu
tion to the Secretary of the Navy,
the Secretary of War, the Secretary
of the Interior, the Secretary- of
Commerce, the delegate, and to the
chairman of such congressional com
mittees as are concerned with Alas
ka matters. ^
Adopted by Igloo No. 15, at An
chorage, Alaska, this seventh day
of December, 1934.
JAMES N. McCain,
President.
Attest: H. S. Sogn, Secretary.
Reprinted from the Anchorage
Daily Times of Dec. 10th.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 28 — The All
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