ARMORY; YOYO LFAV£* Continued! :
p„Oedran::ioa will r.o to Aircraft 4s Engine '
^vl;a:ic.u Oon 'cM-. San Markus Airbase,
T3xps; and, tho fourth to be chosen was
ro-u yet announced as we go to press, but
Y9 rill go to Adjutant Generals School at
Fort Benjamin uarrison, Indiana,
Yhe length of time their schooling re
quire! varies from 14-19 weeks.
Colonel i*L.Johnson, head of the tfat»l,
Cua-d in AlfSka was in town for a short
vU t :ast ^ek from his office in Juneau,
. hr?o' :- 3.953 PROPOSALS TO FUB
On use ^shin^: present in
tc7-3\.^r^iI’oFTe^latxons ^overmn^ the
x) •’•Beni} u"0 filing in Bristol Bay is urw
?air an1 <** criminatory. The 1951 regula
t.^c i v-1 o! ay* there is a shortage of
z0orient men to patrol this activity
/peraonil use fishing catches), enlist the
help oi the People.
pcv?jr change* With the advent of power
bCBt77 amend the regulation on king salmon
fisni’S with gillnets, to allow trolling ir
ti e £ out in the clear water.
«pr>ut problem* As fishing was good when
troTi bounty was paid, and for five or six
yea^ after, why not in the interests of
reA conservation, work sincerely to get
ebounty re-appropriated. It is not wise
Iz preserve millions of trout that are so
instrumental in depleting our fish reserve
to be enjoyed by a handful of sport fish
ermen.
Request Seagull : Allow unlimited pick
Lng of seagull eggs ae a means o. ^orr:tar
ing those predators and support t-r
son't (Dir* of Alaska Department of l i 'k
dries) request to Mr. Albert Dt-y (
V/ashington, D.C*) to earmark a. balance q.f
approximately $10*000 for the purpose of
destroying seagull eggs, where it is nee
ds sary to pay air transportation at in
a.ccessable places*
Have authority heret Have someone em
powered to open fd shing season if an early
run of red salmon developes; and let him
be here. The regulations should be flexible
enough to accommodate the three runs and
emergencies arising as the season matures*
ij>st proposalt Pub all pufse seiners
below on same closing periods as Bristol
Bay and limit their seines*.
(This was submitted by Jim Downey# but
has been condensed to accommodate the
spaoe allotted* Ed*)
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CARPENTERS STRIKE
The $5,000,000 suit which was original3
brought by the Associated General Carpente
following a strike of carpenters in May,
passed August 16, the proposed deadline
for negotiations, without the proposed gen
oral strike. The strike was postponed.- ac
ever, for the threatened walkout until Wee
August 20,
Whether or not the walkout is effected,
it is not expected to touch the workers or
the school construction Job hero, as nary
local people have intimated© These oarpea
ters are working for an independent cotipar
(Anchorage Builders) and not tied to AGO,
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&
OUR STRICTLY
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