; . HUBER VS Arnold,' Continued:
been paid by the defendants, j
Formerly a public-relations staff writer (
for Boeing Airplane Company in Seattle,
Huber claimed he was discharged from, that
position a yea*r ago because Arnold, manag
ing director of aSI, had complained to Boe
ing officials about the article he had *
written called "Reds and REd Salmon, Priests
and Profitters” which appeared last Febru
ary 'ih^he Progressive magazine published ,v.
in Madison* Wisconsin, The article describe
* ed the labor situation in Alaska*s Bristol
Bay area and declared that salmon-cannery
employers there had signed preferential
,fentrants with a Communist-dominated union
in.order to save money,
Huber, who was a free-lance writer in
his spare time, is now devoting full time
to writing and photography in Alaska* He
lives in Seattle and is a frequent contri
butor to national and Alaska publications.
r- WHAT GOES ON IN BRISTOL BAY, COF»tV
who dares to hope and question?
froposedly non-residents and Japanese
will fish to the utmost, while residents
will.take the beatingi Democrrcy? Yesl at
its worst; so, if the change of administra
..tion means anything, we strenuously object
to those having no economic interests in
Alaska fishing while we sit back and watchl
The reason is that the biologists have it
all doped out (as before, when it backfired
in Nushagak 1937 on, and bb^ship 1940 on,
Egegik proposed, etc#) but the present bio
legists, according to Dillingham FVvS Hear
ing, 1952, do not cere to revert hack past
1949 when their program was already in
svidence as being wrong.
The new Secretary of the Interior,
Douglas McKay, states in his answer to BSFtJ
that ’’according to Fl/S biologists, the
escapement can only seed the spawning
grounds* etrv’e
iihooranjfo^torW4> biologists, they
know loss of sal*.on spawning habits here
than the average 9 year old schoolboy who
litfes here the yoar around* Their opinions
nre theoretic and if basic facts are asked
on predators, they shy away ps "being un
qualified to answer*& Why? They’re getting
paid by the taxpayers money,, so why
shouldn’t they listen to the taxpayers,
just for onoe? If they had any realistic
program, we would support it, as after all,
the Bristol Bay residents are much more
concerned with future fishing than are the
FWS and ASI.
Meanwhile, while things are pending,
Truman Emberg and myself will travel to
San Diego to get the support of our affil
iated International—The Seafarer* s Inter
nationr 1 of North America—A»F. of L*, then
proceed to Washington D.CW, to attempt to
reotify gross injustices against our re
sident population on supposed whims and.
theories, which we definitely do not sub
scribe to.
As over 1600 census was tabulated for
Nushagalc River in 1950, we believe that
each civic organization, citizen, etc.
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