Diamond Has Many Plans
To Assist Territory
Delegate-elect Anthony J.
Diamond will go to Washing
ton with many different plans
to assist Alaska, according to j
an interview published by the 1
Fairbanks News-Miner.
One of the projects which he
considers of the utmost import
ance and which he will endeav
or to carry out embraces a radi
cal departure from the present
method of administering the
Territory’s fish, game and fur
resources by having all control
of game, fur and fish turned
over to Territorial administrat
ion.
Mr. Diamond also intends to
do everything possible to as
sure an early start on the con
struction on the International
Highway and believes there
should be no delay in building
the American section as far as
the boundary line. This, he
believes, would stimulate the
Canadians into action.
The delegate-elect favors lim
ited commercial fishing in the
Kuskokwim and Yukon rivers
by natives and bona fide resi
dents as a means of providing
them a livelihood It would
give them a chance to make at
least a living, something which
is difficult now with furs at
current prices, he says.
Mr. Diamond recently re
turned from a several thous^
and mile airplane trip to the
Nome district, made solely to
: acquaint himself with the
I needs of that section and thus
be in a better position to rep
j resent the Territory in Cong
ress.
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farmers of this country, are
facing bankruptcy and ruin.
Wageworkers’ income dur
ing the same period has fallen
from $53,000,000,000 in 1929
to an estimated income for 19
32 of only $28,000,000,000.
The farmer’s loss of income
was due to falling prices;
while the wageworker’s loss
was due to the cutting of wag
es and unemployment, which
in turn was caused by the
loss of purchasing power
due to falling prices. Unless
Congress takes some very
prompt and very drastic action
to care for our unemployed
millions and to restore com
modity prices, we will have a
complete collapse of our finan
cial set-up, followed perhaps
with a more severe shake-up
of our political institutions
than we have ever had or dared
think about. I make that state
ment seriously after having i
traveled during the past few
months from the Atlantic to the
Pacific and discussing the situ
ation with leaders of industry
and finance, as well as with
farm and labor leaders.
“Make no mistake about that,
people are not going to starve
in the midst of plenty. The
few hundred of hunger march
ers who came to Washington to
lay their grievances before
Congress will be but the ad
vance guard of many thous
ands who will come unless
speedy relief is found for the
eleven millions of unemployed
in this country, and some pro
vision made to save the farm
ers from the land banks and
mortgage companies who are
now foreclosing on their farms
and taking possession of them
at bargain prices.
“Just a few days ago bank
: rupt farmers marched o n
Washington and with deter-!
mination in their voices and
fire in their eyes declared that
the banks might get title to
their farms, but they would
never get possession of them.
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