Japan Entry To
Kodiak King Crab
Areas Is Delayed
The Japanese are temporarily
withholding issuance of licenses
for fishing king crab in the Kodiak
Island area according to an ar
ticle appearing in the June 20 issue
of the Market News Service “Pink
Sheet” of Seattle. The article
attributes the source of its infor
mation as being the U S. Embassy
in Tokyo.
The story reads:
“A Japanese periodical reports
that Japanese fisheries circles are
showing deep interest in the fate
of the Japanese king crab opera
tions planned for the area south of
the Alaska Peninsula.
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“The Japanese Fisheries Agency
has reportedly informed the two
Japanese firms seeking licenses to
fish for king crab in this area that
their joint license for king crab
operations south of the Alaska
Peninsula has been temporarily
withheld, but will be restudied fol
lowing the North Pacific Fisheries
Convention talks.
“Fisheries circles hold the view
that the king crab fishing problem
should be separated from those
negotiations on the grounds that
waters in the Gulf of Alaska are
not controlled under the present
treaty or by international law."
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Letter to the Editor
To the People of Kodiak, Alaska:
My name will be strange to you
but you are known to me as close
as my next door neighbor for I was
privileged to view you through my
mother’s eyes and know well your
kindness to her.
When she struggled to bear the
cross of the sudden loss of my fa
ther, you made that cross lighter
by your kind deeds and for this you
have my eternal thanks. So long as
I shall live, the sun shall not rise
without my prayer for the Lord’s
Blessings upon each and everyone
of you.
Only because of you we are able
to accept the great sorrow that God
chose to bring upon us; but with
my fathers death came the knowl
edge of your friendship and
through that friendship came ou;
strength to accept our loss.
In my lifetime I had nevei
thought of my father as a destruc
tible thing for he was so many
things to me. He was my friend
He was my counseler. He was my
critic. He was firm in making
known to me rny duties and yet he
was tolerent in forgiveness when
I failed to fulfill them. I loved and
respected these qualities in him
and I know that I am a better per
son for having known him and a
privileged person for having him
for my father.
I tell you these things only be
cause I want you to know how
great was our loss so that you may'
understand how very , sincere our
thanks for each and every thing
you have done in this, our time of
sorrow.
With sincerest appreciation
Louise Ziviello
Jewell Zajic
Daughters of
Arthur and Mary Wickman
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able for all traffic.
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