The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-27

continued misrule of those resources by the Alaska Game Commission, and urge that the organic act of the Territory be amended so that the Alaska Legislature may have complete control over these re- sources
 We endorse the policies of the 'Roos Administration which gives adequate recognition to the rights of the public, capital and labor in matters affecting industry.
 VI.
 We urge the continuation of Fed eral appropriations for road and trail building in Alaska and the enlargement thereof, so that the Territory may be speedily covered by a complete and coordinative sys- tenn of roads and trails; liberal ap- propriations for the improvement of rivers and harbors of Alaska; increased appropriations for ex- tending the work of the United States Geological Survey, Public Surveys, Coast and Geodetic Sur ,veys and the Lighthouse Service in I Alaska.
 1 We favor the utilization by the | Government of Alaska and by all Federal bureaus and agencies in Alaska of local products and local labor whenever possible, whether by contract or otherwise. VIII.
 We favor liberal. appropriations for public schools in Alaska includ- ing those conducted by both the Territorial and Federal authorities.
 We believe the prosperity of the mining industry is essential to the development of the Territory, and we favor the enactment of laws for the encouragement of prospecting, and the continuation of financial assistance to the Alaska offices of the United States Bureau of Mines.
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 We urge that the net revenue accruing to the United States from the seal fisheries of Alaska should be covered into the Territorial treasury by suitable legislation by Congress to that end
 XI.
 We recommend and support the liberlization of the laws with respect to the ownership, opera tion and development of the coal and oil lands in Alaska, in such manner that the title thereto may ultimately vest in the locator or claimant, with such restrictive regulations only as will effectively prevent monopoly.
 XII.
 In the name of humanity we urge that the Federal Government carry out it's responsibility for the care and medical relief of the Indians and Eskimos of Alaska. We endorse the hospital building program of the Alaska Division of the Office of Indian Affairs and pledge our party to work for it's accomplish ment
 We demand that the Office of Indian Affairs give to the Territory of Alaska the same recognition and treatment in defraying costs for the education of Indians and Es- kimos that it does to the States for similar expenditures. XIII.
 We endorse the action of the Feleral Government in establishing the Matanuska colonization prof ect, and urge that in any exten- sions of the plan into other dis tricts or in adding members to the Palmer colony, that first con- sideration be given to bona fide residents of the Territory.
 XIV.
 We believe, that adequate appro- priations should be made to pro- perly maintain the necessary agri- cultural experiment stations and technical service required to insure that the farming population of the Territory shall receive the benefit of modern agricultural advances. XIV.
 Communication and transporta- ton are dominant factors in the development of Alaska, and recog- nizing that commercial aviation can contribute immeasurably to these facilities, we recommend that the Federal Government and the Territory give every possible as- sistance to aerial transportation by adopting policy whereby each sec tion of Alaska will receive aid &C., cording to it's needs. and that avia-