BENSON DISCUSSES FISHING SITUATION’(Cont)
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conceded that the
need for an flection
was _ past, for t£ie'
present, since Cook
Inlet operators all
have reached indivi
dual agreements with
fishing unions, and
there .is no * work
stoppage on the In
let.
Conjecturing on
what thd next move -
may be, Mr. Benson
said he expected the
entire matter to ag
ain be ’referred 'td~
the. NLRB after the
cloge of the fishing
season. However he
doubted that the NLRB -
would act this year,
primarily because' of '
the; vast numbers of
cases already piled
\ip before it*. It was
the labor commis
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sioner*s opinion that
next yearJ s.operation
would find ’ ‘ther same
situation existing,
with individual un
ions and the Industry
operators each work
ing out - separate ag
reements.* : '
Mr. Benson was op
timistic in his view
of the fishing season
this year. ’He said
that while"'it -"was
possible f6r either
£10 or ,»iF of L unions
to tie up Cook Inlet,
it •was'' - his belief,
that- nothing would:
interrupt fishing*
this year. "B0th;un^
ions and the opera
tors are anxious for
a full* seasonJs‘rfish'-:
ing/^ he said, "-'and I
believe that no one
will- do anything -fro*
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» StLOOVI A SEIN F-RS
Hard at work
THIS WEEK
Nearly all of the
seine fishermen of
Seldcvia will be on
the fishing grounds
by tho end of this
‘week, . according to
Buck Douglas, union
agent hore*
Mr* Douglas list
ed •r.Tom # Shelf or d,
'VanofSalo, Dick Eden •
•and sons, .Mr. ; Breed
ers on andr^- Dahl-%
gren * an among'those
.who left. *for their. *
summer ' work 'this
week.
stop it.” '
The • primary pur
pose * of the-; labor
commissioner 1s -•vis it •
to Seldovia Saturday
was- to meet with can- -
nery operators here
in order to make cer
tain that- each* « had
reached agreements
with the union which
would permit foil op
eration .. Mr*'. Be'nSon
said • that • .he. found
all cannery operators
were satisfied with
their existing agree
ments. :. -
Com f ort. Quiet
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