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the Territory.
The bill to extend the provisions
of the Wheeler-Howard Act to
Alaska and to provide for the
designation of Indian reservations
in Alaska was favorably reported
by the House Committee on In
dian Affairs today. The bill was
introduced by Delegate Dimond
last session to extend the same
benefits to the Indians and Eski
mos of Alaska, particularly with
respect to cooperative organiza
tion and financial aid that the
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Wheeler-How'ard Act extends to
the Indians in the States. The
bill provides that reservations
shall be set up by the Secretary
of the Interior only by an approv
ing vote of the majority of the
Indian or Eskimo residents of the
proposed reservation, which is in
line with the policy of encourag
ing the Indians and Eskimos to
participate in deciding matters of
importance to them.
March 27th—Senate Bill 3167.
to extend the provisions of certain
laws relating to vocational edu
cation and civilian rehabilitation
to the Territory of Alaska passed
the Senate today. Thus is a com
panion bill to that introduced in
the House by Delegate Dimond
for the same purpose, and was
introduced in the Senate by Sen
ator Schwellenbach of Washing
ton, at the Delegate’s request.
The bill provides that the Ter
ritory of Alaska shall be entitled
to share in the benefit of the Act
approved February 23rd. 1917, ,
for the promotion of vocational
education in agriculture, the tra
des and industries, and upon the
same terms and conditions as
any of the several states. It also
provides that the Territory shall
be entitled to share in the bene
fits of the Act approved June 2,
1020, to provide for vocational re
habilitation of persons disabled
in industry or otherwise and their
return to civil employment. Un
der the first Act as mentioned
above the bill authorized an ap
propriation of $30,090 annually
commencing with the fiscal year
ending June 30. 1936. However, ■
this was amended in Committee
to authorize $15,000 to bring the
bill into accord with the recom
mendation of the Bureau of the
Budget. Under the second Act
mentioned the bill authorizes an
appropriation of $5,000 a year.
—
The President approved the bill
to extend the benefits of the Pub
lic Health Service to seamen on
Government vessels not in the
Military and Naval Establish
ments on March 21st—one day af
ter the Senate concurred in the
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