A meson Outside
To Sign Contract
Roy Arneson, former butc- J
her at Donnelley and Ache-j
son, last Monday for Seattle.
He will sign a contract for
civilian employment at Kodiak
Naval Station and return
later this month.
Walter Panamoroff was a
PNA passenger for Anchorage
Wednesday.
DFA Plan Killed
Bartlett Wirs® Cannon
The Defense Fisheries Ad
ministration “concentration
plan” will not be put into ef
fect this year, according to
wires received this week by
Pat Cannon, president of the
United Fishermen of Alaska,
and Roy Lindsley, Fish and
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Wildlife Service agent in
Kodiak.
Cannon’s wire was from
Delegate E. L. Bartlett and
Lindsley’s was from the act
ing regional director for the
FW3 in Juneau.
] Late last week Cannon re
I ceived a wire from Bartlett in
; Washington advising him
'that at that time he did not
| believe the plan would be put
into effect.
Cannon made a fast trip to!
Seattle to attend a meeting of
cannery operators, Alaska i
Salmon Industry representa
tives and others regarding the
proposed plan. Following the
meeting he flew to Washing
ton, D. C. to seek aid in com
bating the plan.
The plan, in the event it had
gone into effect, would curtail
fishing and canning opera
tions for the 1951 season.
Members of the DFA said
they were trying to save man
power and materials.
The proposed plan was the
target of several unions,.
various civic groups and of
the Alaska Fisheries Board.
The Kodiak Chamber of Com-1
merce strongly opposed the i
measure. I
The following wire was re-,
ceived by Cannon from Dele-1
gate Bartlett: “Governor
Gruening and I advise you the j
Defense Fisheries Adminis
tration concentration order
will not be issued. Director
Anderson leaving here today
after conferring with Secre
tary Doty. Last week he pre- j
sented case against order be
fore defense fishery officials
and he made an extremely
effective case. Please advise
all parties interested.” I
An official of the United
Fishermen of Alaska’s union
estimated that the money they
spent to fight the plan, cost
the union around $3,500
Unions in the Cordova area
also spent a considerable sum
in the campaign against the
plan.
Coogan Resigns
As Councilman
The city council accepted
the verbal resignation of
Councilman Dorian Coogan
during a special meeting
Monday night at the city hall.
Mayor Lee C.Bettinger did
not appoint a replacement for
Coogan but indicated he
would do so shortly. Any re
placement named for Coogan
must be approved by the other
members of the council.
Coogan said his reason for
resigning was because he did
not now live within the cor
porate limits of the city of
Kodiak.
Anyone having clean inej
or unused payer bags are re
quested to leave them at
Griffin Memorial Hospital.
The hospital is short of
paper bags and all contribu
tions will be appreciated.
Anion oUkiii
By Whiz-Halfe'ty
The Whiz Halferty Can
nery, Inc. has hied suit in
Third District Court against
Kenneth ‘'Deans” Anton for
$1,885.40, plus 6% interest and
court cost which he allegedly
owes the company.
The complaint states that
the amount is due on a promi
ssory note. Talmage L. Smith,
local attorney, filed the suit
for the canning company.
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