MEETING, Continued? \
JVs purpose was to discuss matters re
lating to the strike and certain issueb ’
which Fr. Endal, S#J. had stressed during
the course -of the Unio ^Industry controver
sy, and to probe for means of a quidk 6nd- .
ing of.the Bering-Sea Fishermen^ Union
strike against the Industry which began on
April 1sty'w. «'li v;,v. » ' *. > - >
Fr, Endal, S.J, made the statement that
the members' of the <BSJJU wanted the operators
to make a. fa&r profit "fend were willing to
settle for anything *the’^packers could show
to be just.
In view of this'attitude, Bishop Gleeson,
S.J. urged the Alaska Salmon Industry to
”lay their cards on the table”# The problem
which the packers had to solve was either
to pay BSFU members prices for fish compare
able to those paid in Cook Inlet or produce
figures to justify a lower price because of
higher operating expenses in Bristol Bay,
Discussion began at 9t30 A#M# and con
tinued with but a short recess after lunch
until 5:30 p.m«, when Bishop Gleeson had to
leave because of other engagements. Though
no definite action was taken, the discussior
was generally conceded to have been well
worth the time and the expense involved and
resulted in a better understanding of each
others problems and in improved personal
relations, which undoubtedly helped lea d
to the desired solution of the strike issue*
Besides Bishop Gleeson, Fr, Endal and
Mr, Brindle, Messrs# A. Barthold (Pres# of
Alaska Packers), E# Murray (Pres. B#B#P#),
Guy Grahram of Libbys and Vi# Viootten (Vice
Pres, C#R#P,A,) took part. Fr. Vialsh of anct
prage-sat In at trie raquest, ojt-Bishfrp—(jAeeessw
BBA GET NEV/ PLANES* Continued: \
The other plane# newly purchased by \
BBA# is a Norseman and was flown in from
the states by pilot Eddie Hansen who was
ELOOompanied by the Airlines* new pilot#
Eialphv B(?)# whose; wife and four children
will, arrive later#
Mr, and Mrs, Dennis Fenno left town
nay 9th and spent a combination business
ana vacation trip in the northwest before
returning, last bunaay#
HLERfllSES
The graduation of Dillingham Territorial
School^ one Senior# Alfred Nelson^ was
completed by the Commencement Exercises
held on the evening of May 13th at the
Igloo Theater#
A delightful ceremony featured Rfev
Franklin Smith as speaker of the r
and inoluded Valedictorian’s spr
Alfred Nelson# the Class Histoj
Fenno# a talk by Grade School
Anna Nelson# and the presenta
loaas by Supt# Skoen# parole *
panied the High School Chorus
ful arrangement or "Beautiful I
God and I"# Two vocal duets,
of the River# by Mrs# Skeen and .
a nd "vriegenlied" by Hattie binlt
Fenno were delightfully sung#
The Baccalaureate* held on May
Igloo Thea ter# featured Father Enu_
speaker# The H igh Sch ool ©torus san,
This House" and "Londonderry Air" wh.
Carole Nielsen furnished the piano mu
for the songs as well as the frocessii
ana KecesgionaJ- on ootn
r Jb f) /\) to spend your summer vacation or a week end at
PIS H I N G
BOATING -•
SWIMMING
PICN1 OKING
BERRY P I C K T N fc "> MOUNTAIN GLIM B I N G
JUST RELAX
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•SBETO NOW ABOUT _ RATES ~ AND ~^jRVATIONS«_*
REMEMBER*
fixe fishing is ALWAYS
good -when you go with
PEARSON St