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Alaska Fisherman
Volume 7, No. 3.
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MAY, 1930
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an appeal to the intelligent people
OF ALASKA
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We invite each of you to write what he or
she considers the important issues that should
have the attention of the Alaska Legislature.
Don’t you think it will include the following
items?
Encouragement to pulp mills;
Encouragement to build such in or near pre
sent cities;
Opposition to Company towns and cheap for
eign labor;
Protection against non-resident seiners;
Women’s community property act;
Revision of our labor laws;
Codification of our laws;
Don’t you agree with us that the issues are
measures like these rather than the “race issue”?
I cannot see why you would be against good meas
ures merely because the Natives of Alaska also
wish to help enact these laws.
Let us get together on ISSUES.
Yours faithfully
William L. Paul.
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