were nox aoie xo voxe# wiuie oxners rav
oring the Industry got their jobs and did
vote*
The cannery workers were hit hard by
the AST unfair labor practice in sending
i them home for respecting a legitimate
picket line, and oan nardly afford to miss
another see f.cn. Herein lies the fore* cf
Mrr. throat net to operate unless
lojvn fj-f; . »)3 agreot to aicepj;. &n •*n
I Icn r'i••-? for fish, refusing Eri«tol
Bay f i*h<?. 5araa price which they
great I'ho^c in Cock. Inlet and e -
round Kodiak*
lithe- AS I moceeds in splitting Lot? a.l
46 ar.d wresting ?t from the leadership of
Jim Downey, it will tnen achieve its aiw,
to hate rumaihing comparable, to .oc^prny
union* and with the reorient f^oheiipp ^hd
isolated/ thayiw^ll -apt /3.<?jpgf>e-.ablek$© .
maintain their position# The ASI will oall
the plays for the workers, while tho IINU
will cnll tho £:gh.-ils ter the Industryc
For tho Industry hao shown that In a .her—
down it fears IU. V more than the U.?S„
Government*
Thi3 leads us to our final conclusion:
RESIDENT CANNERY WORKERS OWE IT TO THEM
SELVES AS V.DRKERS AND TO THEIR COUNTRY AS
CITIZENS TO STICK BY JIM DOWNEY AND LOCAL
46 1FL* '