Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-22
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lages so enjoyed for quarter of century must be returned at
 Sea lions and hair seals are destroying mhiiOnS of fish They are rObbng and destroying the nets or the fishermen. There should be bounty that woulG lead to the extinction of these destructive animals The schools in the village should be enlarged to sup port the ever increasing population Power and ltghS should be made available to the villages through rural identification whereby the community will nos be double taxed by taxation on the property kOaos and trails should be constructed around and ad1acens to each village, the money to be expended Tn Such work to be paid only to the residents of the village or those adjacent thereto and the work should be caR ried at time after fishing season so that tnOse who were not lucky in getting catch could get some revenue from construction as a Denefit TOF themselves and neighbOrs.
 The legislators from this Westward District should constantly keep before the State of Alaska and the Nation the importance of maintaining the military installations that are, and for all time will be- necessary for protecting Alaska and the Nation Be cause of their geographic position, am in favor ef OutIaWng the Act that can invite freight CTS from British Columbia in competition with those steamship companies that now charge us freight rate that's most destructive to the economy of our westward living and industries. Our freight rates must be decreased.
 \ propose moving the Capitol of Alaska from Jun eau to site in the Anchorage and Palmer district convenient to the international airport, and at the same time decd territorial and Federal buildings ln Juneau to the University of Alaska for needea Southern branch Of the University.
 | am and forever against legallzed gambling in the State of Alaska. You cannot help the economy of the people of Alaska by robbing the people or Alaska and at the time bring in their midst the undesireabes that always associate themselves with gambling casinos
 | am 1OO9o for civil and equal rights for all.
 This new State of Alaska would require serious consecrated effort the part of its legislators while the Territory of Alaska is upgrading into the great and new State of Alaska We have 100 miE lion to choose that will pass from the nation to the state of Alaska hunbly suggest that in over 50 years of residence in Alaska and having trampea over it's terrain foot and mushed over it with dog team, and having explored and mined in the Arctic and Interior and the coastal regions, and having worked continuously in the development of its natural resources that qualified to represent the Kodiak AIeutian District present and secure that which you most desire. will be proud to receive this honor from you, my friends and EcighbOrs. May climax my statement by expressing to my belief that no state nation bring peace and happiness to its people and secure the best future for the younger generation unless those chosen by the people to enact the laws of the land recognize and declare allegiance to the Supreme Being.
 The voluntary assistance of Mrs. Jack McC0rc, president of the National Association of Women Law yers and for six years assistant law director of Ceye and Ohio, will be valuable to all our representatives in framing legislation of benefit to district
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