I KODIAK SKATING RINK'
SUMMER RA TE S
Adults.60c Children.30c
OPEN WED. - SAT. - SUN. - 7 to 10 pm
Notice
Under the grading system of
napeetion on all features of san
itation and food handling, the
tallowing eating establishments
in Kodiak were scored as follows.
The inspections are made Deriod
•eally.
Kodiak Fountain .94
Island Fountain .96
Victory Cafe .95
Polar Bear Cafe .95
Jack’s Cafe .94
Casino .94
Belmont Cafe .90
Yum Yum Shop .91
Dinner Nook
Montmartre .96
Cheechako Grill .90
Beachcombers .84
Dr. A. Holmes Johnson
City Health Officer
Mr. and Mrs. Melton Craw
fcrd, recently of San Francisco,
arrived on the last Cordova and
have been added to the staff at
Brikine’s.
Saving Alaska Exclusively
THINGS FOR YOUR OFFICE
Charles R. Griffin Co.
187 Cherry St., Seattle 4, Wn
BPW To Present
Concert Pianist
Hal Junso, concert pianist and
teacher from San Francisco, will
be presented in a piano and Sol
ovox concert at the Oipheum
theatre on Tuesday, June 25.
Originally from Minneapolis,
Mr. Junso studied music for 25
years and has concertized for 15
years, principally in the Middle
West and the West Coast, and
has been teaching in San Fran*
cisco.
Having always wanted to
come to Alaska Mr. Junso chose
Kodiak as his first visiting stop
because of friends he knew here,
Stan Me Nallen and Joe Pike, of
the Florist Shop. He is currently
appearing at the Town Club.
His concert at the Orpheum,
which is being sponsored by the
Business and Professional Wom
en’s club, will include works of
Chopin, Sibelius, Liszt, Brahms,
Debussy, and others.
Included in the 2-hour present
ation will be several numbers on
the Solovox, including Mr. Jun
so’s original composition, Gypsy
Serenade.
The concert is causing much
interest as it is the first p'esent
ation in Kodiak of an artist of
the calibre of Mr Junso
To Whom It cMay Concern:
The National Labor Relations Board will be here very shortly now to hold an e
lection to decide a legal bargaining agent for the Kodiak Island district fishermen.
During this election the members of the United Fishermen of Alaska will have a
chance to vote thru a secret ballot whether they still want to remain isolated from
the rest of the unions within Canned Salmon Industries, or become a part and a
working unit in the 90 per cent of the fishermen and fisheries workers already af
filiated with the International Fishermen and Allied Workers of America in the
fishing industries in Oregon, Washington and Alaska.
All you have to do in this election to become a part of this majority group is
change 3'our affiliation from the International Seamen’s Union to the Internation
al Fishermen and Allied Workers (IFAWA) is to vote for the Alaska Fishermen’s
Union (AFU) instead of the United Fishermen of Alaska (UF of A).
You will still have your local here with your own agents, delegates and repre
sentatives, the same as you have now.
By doing this you will have the full support of all the other Unions in the Can
ned Salmon Industries that are already affiliated with the IFAWA, which you do
not have now.
If you still vote to remain isolated here the way you are, you will always be con
fronted with the same situation that you were confronted with this season.
That is, you will always be the last union that the companies will settle with, and
you will be apt to lose a part of your fishing season each year the same as you are
losing now.
Whereas, on the other hand, if you vote to become affiliated with the IFAWA
thru the AFU, your demands will be settled well in advance of the season with
all of the demands of all the unions with all of the companies in the Canned
Salmon Industries.
And with the support of all of these other unions you are, by far, in a better po
sition to obtain your just demands from the industries.
Since you have nothing to lose and everything to gain, be smart and vote for the
AFU in the coming National Labor Relations Board election.
It is an absolute secret ballot, so let your conscience be your guide in voting for
your own future prosperity and Labor solidarity in Canned Salmon Industries.
You have been taught to believe that by affiliating with any Outside organiza
tions you will jeopardize your jobs od the Island.
The exact opposite is the true picture by reason of the fact, that by becoming a
unit of the IFAWA you can not only hold your present positions, but thru the
Joint Strategy Committee of the Fisheries Unions of the IFAWA demand more
work for the residents of Kodiak Island.
The basic principle of the IFAWA is, that there shall be no discrimination against
another worker or a group of workers.
By your residency, you hold a priority, and any infringement on this priority con
stitutes a discrimination.
W. W&ssenkari
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