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Second Division
Democrats Adopt
Party Platform
DK.MtM’KATH' 1*1, A TI'OKM
We, the Democrats of tile Sec-'
nd Division, Territory of Alaska,'
ii&VlOg keen s- use of the dlfty
we owe ta our Natl n, our Terri
lury, and. our K How Citizens, do
<■ e >y proni almite the following
(furs which we hope will be con
ducisve to the future prosper! t>
and happiness of our vast and won
derful Territory.
We heartily endorse the Admin
istra.ion of President Franklin De
lano Roosevelt for its almost strp
Tlitiman effort' fti again speeding
tip the wheels of industry, which
were clogged and brought almost
'to a standstill by the forces of
graft, corruption and greed, under
tile last three administrations.
We believe, in view of the her
culean task alrhadv performed by
our beloved President, toward re
habilitating a chaotic nation, where
in millions of people were steep
'd in misery, poverty, and degra
dation. and at the same time a
few thousands owned enough un
justly acquired wealth to feed and
clothe them all. that it is the pat
riotic duty of every citizen, ‘irre
spective of politics. to support
the President and Democratic Ad
ministration at’ this Fme of Na
'1 ■ lai t mrsT.-ncy.
Wo anpland -it- indomitable
•fl< ris put forth by • nr Delegate,
An* imny ,| Dim 'iid; <n behalf of
'hi Tenitnrv at • ge, and pied1"
!iim our continued support.
W>e commend the splendid co
operation between, our D'tvernor.
the Honorable John W. Trov. pud
"if Delegate, tli ■ result of which
vv)s Stilt we "oh! a in oil more than
* Wn niililon dollars for. highways,
roa • rails, and airplane fields.
In addition to this ■ .. manv now
schools are- being built through-;
nut 'be Territory for whites. In-1
dinns. and Rukimos alike, a- are 1
!insj>'tals anij other civil projects.
N’o section of thM Territory has
been neglected.
We believe that a civilization
'an tie judged by, and is depen
dent upon the extent and char-,
actor of its highways. Intensive
road building is necessary in the
Second Division to develop i's vast
mineral resources, and particular
ly at this timp, in view of the'
high market value of gold.
We are in favor of the con
struction of the proposed Ala^ka
Y nkon-Paciflc H i g h way, and urge
its commencement *n the immed
iate fnt it rP
Wn urge that <be proposed work
on the Snake River Harbor be
expedited with the utmost vigor
in order f0 accomodate the Px
tensfve Tale with Siberia, which
is now imminent^
, w’e are of the opinion that' cod.,
halibut, crab, and shrimp can be
caught in the fishing banks of
Bering Sea to commercial advan
tage. We urge an immediate stir- .
vey by the Federal government to
determine the feasibility thereof.
Quick method^ of transportation i
and communication! are of vital im- j
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DR. REX F. SWARTZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OFFICE HOURS: I to S P.M.
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DR. t. W, FROMM
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Office Ho«i»—l to 7 p.m.
i' uiirt; if, out' Territory is to rp
<■ five any small measure of devel
ymeiit. To this end we urge
tile «ronsUuHtion of adequate land
ing fields within easy .reach of
tc n ng ‘ conimiinit ies, villages, and
ciuers of population; and the in
- '.1,at ion of radio phones in' set
.cuients off the main lanes of
Adi) and telephonic etnii ltnini ca
tion. . ,
In view ,jf the high cost of liv
ing in Alaska, we believe that all
Federal wage earners and employ
ees should have restored to them
the full amount of their wages, and
that, further impounding should
cease. . ^
By reason of the President's
monetary policy, the gold mining
industry of the Territory of Al
aska has • been rejuvenated, with
the result that prospecting is again
being pursued- extensively, and Al- '
aska's trade and industries have i
been immeasurably benefited.
We believe in Home Rule for
Alaska and a full Territorial form
of government. Also that all Fed
| era 1 offices in the Territory be
filled by none other than bona fide
Alaskans.
We are unalterably opposed
lo the Federal control of the fish
eries of Alaska. It has resulted in
a short season of intensive fishing
by outside labor, to the detriment
of local labor, business, and the
interests of the Territory as a
[whole We shall do our utmost to
have the fishing industry controll
“d by the Territorial legislature..
We believe that all matters, not
Purely of Federal concern, should
he administered and controlled by
i he Territory.
We contend that at l^ast half
of t lie revenues derived front the
seal fishing industry should he con
verted Into the Territorial treas
ury, and we shall nrg,, upon Con
gress legislation to that end.
Wo urge that liberal appropria
tions be made for the schools of
the Territory, both those conduct- ,
til tiy the Territorial and Ked.raij
novernni. n: s.
We advocate the construction of
a suitable home for dependent
pioneer women of Alaska, and that
an adequate and permanent fund
be established for the payment of
pension*, maintenance of the Pion
eers' ftmho, relief of destitution,
aid to needy children, and for
child welfare.
in order that ail’ -uvai!'ab" labor
will be i-inployed, we are in favor
of an N'H A code to lie followed in
the minin'- industry ^->f the Second
Division. ”*
W(, iff in favor of extending
file pr> vis op- of the N'atinnal High
way Act *o the Territory of AD
aska.
Realising tne importance ef Al
aska as a strategic oi'tpo t ,:>r de
fense for thi felted Sta'es, uni
also its extreme vii Inerabillty at
his. time In case of attack by
some foreign power, we heartily
support the movement designed for
the establishment of Army and
N'avv bases in the Territory to in
siire the, protection of Alaska, and
as, a measure .of defense to the
t 'lilted States. * •
WiIh tile foreg-.Qiiig dccWration i f
pifncifiles. we feel confident, that
e.'.e-v void will fet‘1 it- his patriotic
til• y to support th • "ntfl’e Demo
critic- ticket iti the coining election.
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