ALLEN FOR KEEPING
JAPANESE VESSELS
OUT OF N.A. WATERS
VANCOUVER, B. C.. June 30— ,W—
Edward W. Allen of Seattle, chair
man of the National Fisheries Com
mission, believes nations bordering
the Pacific Ocean would be “court
ing trouble" if they missed the pres
ent opportunity to set up a Japan
ese fishery treaty.
In addressing the B. C. Law So
ciety's annual meeting here yester
day Allen said a fisheries agree
ment could be made as part of, o:
at the same time as, the Japanese
Peace Treaty which is imminent.
“There is nothing in Interna
tional law to prevent Japan from
entering into a perfectly simple.
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yet effective and reciprocal treaty
that its fishing vessels will stay |
nut of the coastal fisheries of Can-1
ada and the United States, and it j
turn, these two countries will ke'i
their fishing vessels out of Japan
cse coastal fisheries,” he said.
SCHOOL ASSISTANCE
The Office of Education of th<
Federal Security Agency allocate.
$17,486.78 this week for assistant*
to the cities of Sitka and Nenan;
and to the Alaska Board of Educa
ticn, said Delegate Bartlett in hi
newsletter.
The funds have been provided a
federal assistance for current ex
penditures under existing law whict
provides financial assistance fo:
schools in federally affected areas
The total allowed for Alaska in
eludes $1,075.67 for Nenana, $7,320.
)9 for Sitka and $9,090.22 for Alas
ka’s Board of Education.
POSTMASTER RETIRES
After 15 years of service, Mr
Bertha C. Moody will retire as post
master at Berry, near Fairbanks, oi
August 31. Mrs. Moody’s successo
to the fourth class post office post
tion has not yet been selected.
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8-HOUR LAW SUSPENSION
President Truman through execu
tive order has suspended the eighi
iiour law as to laborers and mech
anic employed by the Department,
ol Defense on public works con
sidered essential to the national de
fense.
The order, which the President
stated would be in effect for the
duration of the national emergency
proclaimed by him on December 16,
1950, provides that the wages of
such employees will be computed on
a basic day rate of eight hours of
j work with overtime to be paid at
time and one-half for all hours of
work in excess of eight hours in
any one day.
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