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To Whom it May Concern:
Three canning companies hold
ing out on fish prices are all trap
owners and CIO union men I
working in the area are building
fish traps for these same 3 com
panies.
The CIO claims they will work
with the fishermen in the Kodiak
area. The CIO has never had a
better chance to help the indivi
dual fishermen to get a fair price
for their fish, by taking their
crews off trap construction in
this area.
These companies can afford to
hold out because they do not
have to worry because they
know they will get their paok
anyway, and the canneries with
out traps and depending on in
dependent fishermen for a pack
are out of luck unless an agree
ment is reached. Don’t forget,
you independent fishermen,
those canneries without traps
are depending on you for their
pack and don’t let them down,
unless they let you down.
And all you business men in
the Territory know, or should
know, that every 100,000 salmon
taken with a fish trap leaves a
scar on this country that will
take years to bring back. It has
been proven by other parts of
the States that have been fished
out by fish traps in the past. So
if you business men in Alaska
have any strings to pull, better
start doing so right now, #r it is
going to be too late.
C. E. Alexander
Uyak, Kodiak Island
Mrs. John Sanders, the former
Allie Morrison, and her two
childreu, Cherie and Val, arrived
here by plane this week after
several months spent in Hood
River, Oregon, visiting
They came by boat from Seat
tle to Seward and visited in An-1
chorale with Mrs. Sanders’ oth-I
er son, Sam, now a Sergeant in
the Army stationed at Foit
Richardson.
Cherie and Val attended
school in Hood River, Val being
graduated from high school there.
Mrs. Sanders and children are
now living at the base, where
Sgt.Sanders is stationed with the
Marine contingent. He had re
turned earlier from Hood River
after visiting his parents there
on leave
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