DAM^UTHERISllJ 167 HOB
THE
Alaska
Fisherman
THE REAL ISSUE
“The great domestic issue to be fought out in
the coming campaign is whether the wholesale
transfer of power from the people to centralized
government, from popular control to centralized
a uthority, shall be checked in all its forms, and irs
deadly dangers avoided, or whether we shall move
on to political and economic dictatorship.”—Gov
ernor Albert Ritchie, Maryland.
Governor Ritchie states concretely the pro
blem which confronts the people of Alaska. Shail
it be ruled by its duly elected representatives or
by an autocratic, bureaucratic machine.
TERRITORIAL
HISTORICAL
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JUNEAU
| V OLUME 8, NO. 11
MARCH, 1932