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YOL. 7, No. 1.
MARCH, 1930
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WE ARE, PRESIDENT HOOVER!
“We must seek every opportunity to retard
the expansion of Federal Bureaucracy and place
our communities in control of their own destiny.”
—President Hoover.
We rise at this time to tell the world that we
favor the immediate abolishment of the Bureau
of Fisheries from Alaska, the turning of the
fisheries of Alaska over to the people of Alaska,
and the employment of free born American citi
zens in that service.
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The Colonists organized a “Boston Tea party”
and disguised as Indians boarded a British trader
and dumped its cargo overboard in protest
against the misrule .by .King .George III.. The
White citizens of the Territory, aside from a few,
idle away their efforts in places of congregation
and let real Indians organize and protest the
encroachments of the Bureau of Fisheries
. .That there has been no “Boston Tea Party” in
Alaska has not been due to any change .in .the
conduct of Alaska’s fisheries, but to the cooler
heads of Alaskans.
Alaska would be free in a short time if the
white people of Alaska would fight for liberty as
hard as .the Indians are doing.. Quit .talking
around the poolrooms and make a united protest
whose echo will reverberate from coast to coast
and resound with such force as will .give .full
warning to Congress of the chicanery and ma
chinations of the Bureau of Fisheries.
William L. Paul.