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DECISION (*ont.)
that regulation be
vraived, since it is imp
ossible to hold an elec
tion for fishermen dur
ing the fishing season.
The NLRB was petit
ioned to hold an election
last spring, when CIO and
AFL unions first disputed
collective bargaining
rights in the Inlet. Ho
wever the NLRB was unable
to conduct an election at
that time, and the terr
itorial labor commiss
ioner '7. '■%.< Bbn^>n[ ypiao
ned to hold the election,
then ojt'b^'ca^/, i vide at
that no election could be
h£ld a},! *. fishermen
array at the‘fishing gro
unds, the plan was' aband
oned for the season.
Although separate
unions negotiated indiv
idual agreements with
cannery operators this
.summer, there has been no
settlement of the dispute
as to which union has co
llective bargaining rig
hts in Cook Inlet. It*is
the answer to this quest
ion, which, if undecided
can again tie up Jook
Inlet fishermen in,, a
strike in the spring,
that the United Fisher
men hope for this -''.'inter.
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SEA BEi BUSY
' ,un
The Henington Sea
bee took off Tuesday mor- ;
ning for Anchorage, u,with
a full load. m *
Passengers on-? the
trip with MerrillJ- ? ..-and.
Luther Henington; .f were'
Ray Richardson and Jack
Ja^ Diamond^ of the
Seldovia‘Cash Store prohs
to spend a short time in
Anchorage.on vacation! !\
k'r. Richardson plans
to plane ' right on. from
Anchorage1 to Seattle>T »
and Luther Henington mil
also head state-side;
with his destination . jas
Te. xas, ‘ •• .
Qwne&fehap' of 'TJife
Frontiersman will be tr
ansfered on September 1,
19U7. >1*.
It is requested:that
anyone to whom The Front
iersman is indebted bring
their bill to the office
next- v/eek. j
I
It is further reque-j
- sted that if therearej
'past^due subscriptions or
advertising-accounts duej
the paper, these billjs
•be settled before Sept. jl.
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VIEW <5 An*
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REGULATION
.ANNOUNCED
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.... A new regulation in
game laws this ’ year is
called to the attention
of all Tvould-be ,big .gante
hunters., i ’ V.. -r?4
The , new law makes;,
the spotting or driving
of any big game from ap
airplane an illegal prac
tice.
In the exact words
of the new ban, "No air
craft shall be used for
the purpose of driving,
circling,, molesting, Spo
tting or aiding,, in the
taking .of ' any big " game
animal. j >
- ; JThe law applies to’
bear, .moose, caribou, mo
untain sheep and goats.
Seasons on all of these
animals are either open
at this time or will be
opened viithin the next
two v/eeks, t .
♦ ,
JESSIE LEAVES
j. .Kiss Tessie Cole s^
. who has been visiting in
Seldovia for the past
week idth Miss Peggy--,.
Da^gan returned .tp her; )
home' ‘ill Horterr on Mond- j
ay afternoon,
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