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SUP Upsets The
Applecart In
Maritime Strike
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invasion of jurisriction.
The questiop of who shall man
steam schooners—primarily coast
wise lumber carriers—has been a
point of contention for years.
Otherwise, the 70-day-old strike
appeared moving, though unstead
ily, toward the negotiation table.
The waterfront employers and the
Pacific American steamship asso
ciation have approved a formula
for reopening talks. Discussions
with the unions on the plan con
i tinue today.
The SUP said the impending
negotiations must cover these
guarantees:
“The Rolando and all other
AFL contract vessels and many
other ships that we have organ- j
ized shall be allowed to* operate
without any interference from
the striking unions.”
The longshoremen will “no long
er refuse to furnish men to sail
ors’ hatch on vessels of the coast
wise Alaska lines.”
There will be “no interference”
with SUP men working cargo in
Alaska ports, with SUP men load
ing stores or cleaning holds and
with AFL g uards and watchmen.
SUP said it has lost 31 ships and
seamen have lost 1.664 jobs per
manently due to the strike.
“We would be silly to go back
' work without first having these
disputes settled,” a spokesman
?mmentcd.
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Communication '
Presbyterian Mission,
Wales, Alaska,
November 2, 1948
Nome Publishing Co.
Nome, Alaska.
My dear Sir:
Now that the honor has been
placed on me along with ihe other
three in the Division, I feel that I
should have all the necessary in
formation as much as possible on
conditions of the Division. One ]
way, of course, is by having the
only newspaper of this section of
Alaska. Therefore, will you please
enter my subscription to THE
NOME NUGGET.
Thanking you, I am,
Very truly yours,
Percy Ipalook.
Wales, Alaska.
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HIGH WINDS KEEP GLOBE
GIRDLERS AT 3HEMYA
SHEMYA, (/P» — High winds
have kept th£ British round-the
world flyer, Mrs. Richard Mor
row-Tait, grounded at this Aleu
tians outpost' for the past two
days.
The 24-year-old matron and her
navigator, Michael Townsend, plan
to leave for Anchorage as soon as*
the weather clears. From there
they hope to fly to the Canadian
east coast and back home to Eng
land.
They arrived here last Wednes
day from Japan after a hazardous
flight during which they encoun
tered storms and almost ran out
of gas. Their radio, knocked out in
that flight, has been repaired.
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GREEN’S FURNITURE STORE
Unions Tie-Up 3
Gov't Barges
SEATTLE, — Two more
barges used in the government’s
emergency shipping program for
Alaska were tied up today by a
union jurisdictional dispute. Three
are now affected.
CTO longshoremen stopped work
on the first barge Monday after
noon when AFL hoisting engin
eers placed a lone picket at the
dock.
The barges are operated by
Ocean Tow, Inc., for the govern
ment-owned Alaska Railroad.
Contractor for the stevedoring op
eration is Griffiths and Sprague.
Jack McDonald, business agent
for the AFL hoisting engineers lo
cal here, charged there has been a
“violation of agreement.” He
said longshoremen are operating
portable cranes on the barges and
declared his union has a contract
for the work.
William Gettings, CIO longshore
regional chief, countered that this
union has a contract for such
work as long as it is performed
aboard the barges. The hoisting
engineers, he said, operate port
able cranes on piers.
Tiie latest barges to be affected
are loaded with supplies for the
Alaska Railroad. They also were
o take aboard railroad cars for
the road today and tomorrow.
The other barge was half loaded
with emergency supplies for Sew
ard, including Christmas goods.
LEGAL
ORDINANCE NO. 324
AN ORDINANCE repealing Or
dinances Nos. 296 and 297: re-en
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:
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 and
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 the
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 Ter
r’torial 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
1?'30 a.m. of any given day: pro
vided, that this Section shall not
apply to owners and employees 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 a
misdemeanor, and uoon convic
ion thereof shall be fined rot loss
than Fifty Dollars ($10.00) nor
more fhnn 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 as
herein provided in the discretion
of the Magistrate.
See'ion 5. Ordinances No ’ ■ 296
;nd 297 are hereby repealed, to
ge her with any and all oth "- Or
dinances which may be in con
flict herewith.
Passed by the Common Council,
of the City of Nome, in regular
cssion, assembled the Hth dav of
November. 1948. and approved by
the Mayor of the Pitv of vnme.
LUTHER DUNPAR^
„ Mnybr.
ATTK9T •
CARRIE M. McLAIN,
Citv Clerk
Publish Nov. 10, 17, 24, 1948.