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ALASKA RELIEF
FUNDS.
At the request of Gover
nor Troy, Mayor Goldstein
of Juneau and Mayor Goetz
of Douglas, coupled with
the support of Delegate Di
mond in the National Capi
tal, Harry L. Hopkins, Re
lief Director, has granted
an additional $40,000 for re
lief purposes in the Terri
tory. It is forthcoming
purely as an emergency to
fill the gap between the
termination of FERA on
March 26 and when other
arrangements can be made
by local relief groups or
the unemployed to care for
themselves.
It is not a situation pecul
iary to Alaska, but holds
throughout the entire coun
try. Warning has been
forthcoming for months
from the national adminis
tration that relief would
have to end. The tremend
ous burden on the public
coffers could not go on.
Granting of relief was an
emergency measure in the
first place and still is, and,
as President Roosevelt has
many times reiterated, pri
vate industry in some way
must absorb the unemploy
ed and take up the slack.
The additional $40,000
which Mr. Hopkins has
granted must go for the en
tire Territory and he has
pointed out emphatically
that it must last until June
50. which means a period
of three months. There is
no assurance that any more
money will be forthcoming
after that date. Rather, the
accepted fact is that there
probably will not be any
more government gifts.
The sum now granted is
for the tappering off period
while re-adjustment is be
ing made. The sooner every
one clearly grasps the situ
ation the better, and the
sooner action is taken on
the part of the unemployed
themselves and those seek
ing to help them the bet
ter.—Juneau Empire.
Word has been received
in Ketchikan that Mr. Earl
Bright, known under the
pen name of Larry O’Con
nor in Alaska, was married
recently in San Francisco
to Barret Willoughby, au
thoress, formerly of Katal
la, says the Alaska Fishing
News of Ketchikan.
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