Js , classes, and #pragma strict

I'm working on a simple Inventory system and I was creating a class for each item that shares certain variables.

I created a script called ItemClass.js which has the following code.

 // #pragma strict
 
  class ItemClass {
     var name : String;
     var amount : int;
     var desc : String;
     var type : int;
 
     function ItemClass() {
         this.name = 'NoName';
     }
 
     function ItemClass(name : String, amount : int,desc : String,type : int) {
         this.name = name;
         this.amount = amount;
         this.desc = desc;
         this.type = type;
     }
 
     function GetName() {
         return this.name;
     }
 }

Then in another script, Inventory.js, I created a Hashtable with the values based on the ItemClass.

 //#pragma strict
 static var inventory : Hashtable;
 
 function Awake(){
         inventory = new Hashtable();
 }
 function Start() {
     inventoryRaw['Iron Ore'] = new ItemClass('Iron Ore', 10, 'This is a lump of unrefined iron.', 0);
     Debug.Log(inventoryRaw['Iron Ore']);
     Debug.Log(inventoryRaw['Iron Ore'].name);
     Debug.Log(inventoryRaw['Iron Ore'].GetName());
     Debug.Log(inventoryRaw['Iron Ore'].amount);
 Debug.Log(inventoryRaw['Iron Ore'].desc);
 Debug.Log(inventoryRaw['Iron Ore'].type);
 }

This works as the console would print out:

 ItemClass
 Iron Ore
 Iron Ore
 10
 This is a lump of unrefined iron.
 0

But this only works if I remove #pragma strict from both scripts. As I understand it, it's best to keep and follow #pragma strict as it'll help you in the long run.

What would be the correct syntax for my code to work with #pragma strict? Additionally, please feel free to comment how you would go about doing this.