The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 6, 1944, Page 6

PAGESIX THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNFAU ALASKA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1944 at Klawock, Pyramid Pack-|ative Association, according to the JURDI("ONA'_ (nn; ny at Sitka, Libby, Mc-|ANB petition which was submitted N i Neill and Libby and Su- |in the unsuccessful fight last spring | | DISPU'I'E BEING perior " Dhokliiy &G 3 to have the wages raised, is a non- o — To Inv e Claim profit organization “engaged in ”\L SR BT S 70 (ONVENEAT | Phone agreeable to dispose of |men and salmon canneries.” { Skbs | B G n Field E ‘m matter by cross-check of union| Mrs. Hanson said she will gather KAKE Nov 13 e : X" | Gesignation against the company |information on all sides of the aminer for the Seattle Office, Na-| oo ve ™ Hanson, according |question and, according to the NN 4 : tional Labor Relations Board, who |/ %" e ™ ojved by Paul from letter received by Paul from the | e s Juneau this week, has | "y pp Gl investigate this [NLRB, “in the event that our in- s U P E R MAR KE T begu of the CI0| W0 % the same time she looks |vestigation of the present case| [Hirty-second Annual Con- Unit Y jicultural, F 5 A Wo the CIO cannery workers |leads to formal proceedings (elec- nd Allied Workers of America | t0 e (GO Y O | o the cases invonving the resi-| veNtion fo Be Held- i e M whole ca ; industry dent cannery workers at the five| A of the emplovees i |Vt G iny jurisdiction over |canieries will undoubiedly be con- Reservations Up | : K aHe . Pt 0 eamikiy workers, resident and |sidered at the same time.” e ompiete ST | hon-resident, in shore plants and >oo— Roy Peratrovi Grand Presi- floating cannneries, but NOT on AGEN]’ HERE TO HIRE dent of the Alaska Native Brother- (¢ n | floating equipment such as rigging hood, announced today the Thirty - - re the AF - |scows and pile-drivers. Machinists RM[ROAD WORKERS Second annual convention of the the Grand Camp Of |gng carpenters and other super- | ANB and also Alaska Native Sis- S d M d S e By - g atur ay === Wonday --- Tuesday ative M\mlu-nr! e To interview and hire men for ljne November 13 and continuing | Alaska Fishermen's Co- | positions on the White Pass and |through November 18, | Association, an affiliate | Yukon Route at Skagway, Capt. There will be an election of of- claim jurisdiction over “all bona- s b s L Brotherhood : |fide resident Alaska cannery wark. | Schneider, Army Medical Officer, |ficers,’ report of Grand Lodge of-| am L. Paul, Jr., Secretary rived in town this morning. ficers and Executive Committee, | 8 ers during pre-season, season and ANE 1id today tha € post season jashore and on float- He will have his office at the|anq also the financial report of | otherh: mi”\u ,‘:‘h[, 1M (lx\‘u‘lz?”l} Bk dninn whd aeiiiaIRg "‘“’wMu-:> im ;10\(.1"(11:‘1‘”m;:‘xyul‘ ‘h1‘2: both local and Grand Camps. | 2 8 bflttl 56 Royal Victoria Brand o i o Rt 18 e ment and SNG4 | ey Sy sy acorin 10 k| Baesnic-anveupest . | -8 o0z. es56¢ as representative for all | Carvel, manager, Capt. Schneider| A\NB has never taken a decided = five canneries, “wishes to PIOYeS {9l Lo, 1n st wntll soiietinse | s ot i s o 1hoitle, 100z.size - - 49c independent of either the| The Alaska Fishermen’s Union | pext week e ’ 2 ndependen ; ! | nex . Indian reservations but this issue | =ugh OZ. 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