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NUGGET
Flare For Something
Is Evident In Leg
islature
Proposed Territorial Police Force,
Hofman-L.vng Measure in Legisla
ture Would Make Canadian Mount
ies Pikers.
Alaska’s legislature must at least
be credited with an eye for flash—
or maybe it's just a flare for color
and the desire to create something
different.
The instance of the bill that would
have provided for a territorial pol
ice force stands in proof of the con
tention. Juneau’s Alaska Press ex
presses the matter tersely in saying
that Canada’s “Mounties” would be
drab after the appearance of the
territorial force.
Representative J S. Hof man of
Seward introduced a bill providing
for the territorial police and How
ard Lyng, representative from
Nome, introduced an amendment to
the bill. The purpose of the amend
ment in this instance is beside the
point.
If the bill had passed with the
amendment before the legislature
adjourned. Alaska would have had a
police force in which every man
would be required to “dress in a jack
et of pea green—breeches of salmon
pink—and the footwear shall vary
according to the divisions.
“In the Second division they shall
wear mukluks.
“In the Fourth division, snow
shoes.
1 In the Third Division, gum-boots.
“And in the First Division,
sneakers.
“For headgear they shall wear a
hat with a band of fish skin, with
the emblem in front of a salmon
head crossed with a herring head.”
A British Columbia legislator re
cently proposed* Canada’s acquir
ing of the Alaskan panhandle, but
' was careful to ask for only that
part that extended as far as Juneau.
The legislature was in session there.
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Harold Foss, son of Mr. and Mrs.
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ced by the offices of A. E. Karnes,
territorial commissioner of educa
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with the commission as architect.
The new building, which is design
ed to replace the one destroyed by
fire last September, will cost approx
imatel.v $100,000. Foss' plans call
for a two-story building containing
nine rooms, including a combination
gymnasium and auditorium.—Ketch
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short frontier to the south, an ocean
to the east and an ocean to the west,
(lie United States even in seasons of
war maintains a sense of security
That being true, peace-time sugges
tions along the line of providing a
vast military and naval machine for
offense and defense ore scrutinized
calmly and weighed and considered,
like any other piece of proposed
legislation. Germany has no simil
ar geographical protection against
invasion. She is an exposed target
into which arrows may be shot from
every side. It should cause no won
der that Mr Hitler’s proposal to arm
the Fatherland produced a great
German shout of acclaim. Not all
Germans look upon Jews and fra
ternal orders as a menace and the
Chancellor has offended in all di
rections respecting religious mat
ters. By invoking the oldtime
Watch on the Rhine spirit, however,
he has united Germany at his back
Whether he acted as a pure patriot
or merely as a politician masking
his errors cannot be determined at
present. One thing is certain. He
selected a hymn that the entire con
gregation could sing.
An investigation of a state con
vict camp brifigs out the tact that
prisoners were chained up until
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