The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-25
DIMOND ISSUES FINAL CALL TO
 ALASKA VOTERS
Confident of Winning Democratic Nomination
 for Delegate Tuesday
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 "The people who live here are intimately acquainted with the fish ing industry as well as all other industries in Alaska. They have the greatest stake in its future They are the ones who are the most likely to so regulate the in dustry as to give the greatest possible output for the welfare of the greatest number of people and still preserve the supply of fish, T he asserted.
 q favor the full and undivided control of the fur and game re- sources of the Territory to be giv- eli to tine Alaska Legislature. It is the only reasonable solution and it is the only solution which becomes one who thoroughly be- lieves in the principles of Demo- cracy," he added.
 Proud of Platform
 "It is not practicable in this statement, nor has it been possi- ble during the brief campaign ] have been able to make, to set ur in detail matters of practical pol icy for which I stand and which if elected, I will advocate" he continued, some of the more vii tal problems have been touched upon briefly.
 t'T'he Democratic party of Alaska held a Territorial convention a' Fairbanks during the latter par os January. The delegates to thi. convention were just as fairly anc Honestly elected as delegates coulC be elected to any convention, il the absence of the provision of lav providing for the election of dele gates at a Territory-wfde primary Those delegates who represented the Democratic party of all part oi Alaska adopted a platform. Thi platform was not put together witt the idea of getting votes. It wa adopted, plank by plank, with { view of placing before the peopl of Alaska the vital things whicl the Democrats of Alaska thinl should be enacted into law. stand upon that platform. I an proud of it. I think that it vii appeal to the people of flask, as being right in principle.
 Summary of Platform
 "That platform advocates, anon ether things, the following.
 T. It endorses the principles c the American Federation of La bor with respect to labor and em ployment in Alaska.
 "2. It condemns the regulatio; of the salmon and herring indus Itries in Alaska from Washington and urges that all jurisdiction c the fisheries of Alaska be trans l ferred to tine Alaska Legislature
 g. It advocates that until tn control of the fisheries of Alask is placed in the hands of the Al aska Legislature that an amend ment be made to the Federal la so as to permit commercial fish ing by actual residents of tn Yukon and Kuskokwim valleys f6 king salmon along the Yukon an Kuskokwim rivers.
 "4. It advocates the continue support and operation of agricul
 tural experiment stations in A , aska.
 "5. 1t condemns the admins , tration of the fur and game law
 in the Territory of Alaska by th Alaska Game Commission, recon s mends that the commission | , abolished and that the entire cor trol of the fur and game of A 9 aska should be transferred to tf o Alaska Territorial Legislature. n Appointment of Alaskans V "6. It recommends that all Fet , eral offices in Alaska be fillt f through the appointment of bor
 fide residents of the Territory. s .7. It urges the continuation Q Fedaerl road building in Alasl l. and particularly and specified l. urges the construction of the pr IF posed Alaska a-Yukon-Pacific higi .e way.
 e. "8. It protests against the pr le posed sale of the Washington le aska cable and telegraph system
 the Federal government. Id "9. It recommends the libera d zation of the laws with reSpt " to the ownership, operation a