Bering Sea, Continued;
should protest, any fishing except by re
sident population, until this Bristol Bay
double shuffle is resortreuc
Wo have assuranoes from Washington D#C«
today that tho Interior & Insular COmnlitto>
Trill meet with us, and their Chairman
Mr. Miller has portested any closures, as
has Alaska Delegate Bartlett, until wo pre
sent the people’s sido for Bristol Bay*
3o what goes on in Bristol Bay? Inso
far ae offers of ASI for 1951 oontraot*
Headquarters has rejected their offer; as j
has A*F*U* for S.B# and W. Alaska., and
also Cordova Fishermens Union for Copper
River and Prince William Sound, and all (
ask 10# increase# Insofar as Shoreworkers
go* Machinists ask $210 above last years
scale, so the shoreworkers in Bristol Bay
will undoubtedly ask for proportionate in
greases thereof, in comparison to scales#
Meanwhile floaters are preparing, some
with all resident help# so the future is
not cloudy or sunny, but slightly below
normal#
Sincerely,
Jim Downey
(.Sec. Iren s/b$FU)
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brand of rubber heel with a lovely gal re—*=
marking, J?I»m in love with America^ Number
One Heel," Under this* in a feminine hand
someone added, "Soriy* sisterl I married
him,".. - — -
Some people are like squirrels—they
worry too much about nuttin*•
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hhen the BOSS ain't lookin' V
Uj ttXt<ST OW>b u&m You OUT
"here is a ni^ht letter from youx* ■5W
gayinfe you are the father of a 10^ hoy**
"Does she say anything elset*
"That*8 all# exoept at the end of the
letter she eaye# * Truly yours*M*
FISH FOR LENT REMEMBER
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