Boeing Appeals |
NLRB Decision
WASHINGTON, (JP) — The Boe
ing Airplane company had a quick
appeal to the federal courts on file
today as a rejoiner to a national
labor relations board order to bar
gain out a new contract with the
machinists union.
Only a few hours after the
board’s edict yesterday Boeing ap
pealed the case to the District of
Columbia court of appeals. The
company said this move suspends
the board order until a final court
decision.
The NLRB ruled that Boeing
faile dto bargain with the interna
tional associattion of machinists. It
said the union’s five-month strike
of 14,000 workers which ended in
September was legal.
It ordered the company to rein
state the strikers and pay them
back wages where they have been
denied re-employment.
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Salvage R.R. Barge
And Cargo !
JUNEAu, (A*)—Capt. Martin Gu
chee of the Ocean Tow company
said Monday that chances appear
slim of salvaging a grounded Alas
ka Railroad barge or its cargo
from the rocks near Cape Spencer.
He has just finished 10 days of ;
surveying at erupted salvage oper-1
ations there.
Guchee is representing operators
of the tug Christine Foss which
was towing the barge to Whittier.
He is in Juneau en route, to Seat
i tie.
There is every indication, he
said, that water has gotten into the
compartments and that some of the
cargo has been washed away. High
cliffs an| heavy swells further
hinder salvage, Guchee said.
LUCKY TURKEY WINNERS
ANNOUNCED
Winners of the Northwestern
Alaska Fair turkeys were drawn
Monday evening at the Dream
Theater with Elmer Straub, Bud
Richter and Joe Dexter acting as
judges.
Winners are: C. Hansen, Mukluk
Trio, A. Polet, James Dexter,
Christine Baldwin, Mrs. Frank
Whaley, Gust Johnson, J. C.
Ericke, Bert McCarthy, M. Hess,
Ralph Lomen, Gordon Osborne. N.
Bergamaski and Jim Frye.
All turkeys are available at the
N. C. Store for the winners.
Orville Sund of the Foss Launch
and Tug company, who has been
directing salvage efforts, is return
ing to the States with Guchee. The
Christine Foss is reported to be
standing by the barge.
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CRANBERRY SAUCE
Choice of whole or strained deli
cious cranberries. Ready to serve.
CRABMEAT . . . SHRIMPS
For a cocktail before you serve
that big roasted turkey.
FRESH MAYONNAISE
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For a side dish of fresh vegetables
you need this item.
CANNED PUMPKIN
If you are going to serve pie for
dessert why not pumpkin?
SWEET POTATOES
Goes awfully well with turkey.
Comes prepared ready to serve.
BISKIT-MIX
Takes but a few minutes to bake
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fresh biscuits. It*s part of a turkey
dinner.
SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR
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Assures a beautiful, tasty angel
food cake or other kind if you
prefer.
PICKLES
Choice of sweet, dill or mixed. En
joyed by most people.
OLIVES
A dinner is not complete without
olives. We have green, ripe and
stuffed.
COCKTAIL SAUCE
A delicious sauce for crabmeat or
shrimp.
FRESH BUTTER
Necessary at evrey meal. We fea
ture only top-quality Darigold.
HILLS BROS. COFFEE
For that pleasant and delicious
cup of coffee. It’s the best.
WHITMAN SAMPLERS
America’s famous boxed choco
lates. An after dinner treat.
MUSHROOMS
Another side .dish that appeals to
many.
SODA CRACKERS
If you are going to serve soup,
fresh crackers are important.
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Famous the world over for it’s de
licious taste.
Fresh Airborne
TURKEYS
Choice young hen turkeys, oven
ready. The finest quality birds to
be had on the Western Coast.
More meaty and tender than
young toms. It costs no more to
have the best.
Fresh Airborne
FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES
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-Your Tranksgiving dinner is not
complete without fresh fruits and
vegetables. We are receiving reg
ular airborne shipments twice
each week Here are a few of the
items that you will find . . .
ORANGES - GRAPEFRUIT
BANANAS - APPLES
GRAPES - CELERY
* LETTUCE - ONIONS
TOMATOES - GREEN PEPPERS
RADISHES - AND OF COURSE
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT^
ORDINANCE NO. 324
AN ORDINANCE repealing Or -
dinances Nos. 296 and 297: re-ev
acting the said Ordinances and
adding thereto another Section.
BE IT ORDAINED AND EN
ACTED by the Common Council
of the City of Nome, Territory of
Alaska: 1 ;
Section 1. That it shall be un
lawful, within the City of Nome,
Alaska, for any person, corpora
tion, company or association hold
ing a Territorial Liquor License,
directly or indirectly to sell, bar
ter, exchange, or give away, any
intoxicating liquor between the
hours of 12:00 o’clock midnight
and 8:00 o’clock a.m. of each anr>
every day.
Section 2. That it shall be un
lawful, within the City of Nome,
Alaska, for any person, corpora
tion, company, or association
while holding a RETAIL LIQUOR
LICENSE under the laws of th*
Territory of Alaska, directly or in
directly to sell, bar er, exchange,
or give away any intoxicating li
quor except between the hours of
8:00 o’clock a.m. and 6:30 o’clock
p.m. of each and every day
Section 3. It shall be unlawful
for any person, corporation, com
pany, or association holding a Tei
ritorial Dispenser’s Liquor License
to allow’ or permit any person to
remain in his, or its, place of busi
ness where intoxicating beverages
are dispensed after the hour of
12:30 a.m. of any given day: pro
vided. that this Section shall not
apply to owners and employee?: of
any such establishment,
Section 4. Any person, corpora
tion, company, or association vio
lating any of-the provisions here
of shall be deemed guilty of y
misdemeanor, and upon convic
tion thereof shall be fined not les?
than Fifty Dollars <$50.00) noi
more than One Hundred Dollars
<$100.00); or imprisoned for not
less than Fifteen (15) Days nor
more than Thirty <30* days; or
both fined and imprisoned a?
herein provided in the discretion
of the Magistrate.
Section 5. Ordinances No.’s 29©
and 297 are hereby repealed, to
gether with any and all other Or
dinances which may be in con
flict herewith.
Passed by the Common Council
of the City of Nome, in regular
session, assembled the 8th day of
November, 1948, and approved by
the Mayor of the City of Nome
LUTHER DUNBAR,
Mayor.
\TTEST*
CARRIE M. McLAIN.
City Clerk.
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