Waterfront
It has been pretty slow along
the waterfront in past weeks. A
combination of much poor fishing
weather and not much crab has re
sulted in short cannery hours gen
erally. However, everyone expects
the situation to change drastically
again during January as it always
does. Some have pointed out that
the Russian trawling fleet made off
with more of our crab than was
thought. At any rate both the
Russians and Japanese have de
parted this area and are not ex
pected to return until March j:
April. That gives us less than three
months to find some method to
keep them both out of our waters
or at least discourage them from
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entering our areas. It is NOW that
we should all be working for legis
lation or protective measure to pro
hibit these foreign invaders from
our fishing grounds. All organiza
tions particularly the Chamber jf
Commerce and the veterans orga
nizations, should begin a hard push
to support the demands for pro
tection made by our fishing indus
try. The veteran’s groups should be
especially helpful in helping to get
fast destroyers and cutters assign
ed to Kodiak waters permanently.
This is a life and death struggle,
not just for the fishermen, but for
the entire fishing industry and
thus for our community which is
almost totally dependent upon the
fisheries for its future.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL .
AND A GREAT BIG THANK YOU
FOR YOUR CONTINUED GOOD WILL
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