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Ship Strike Ends;
Jurisdiction Talks
Still Hiing Fire
'Continued from P.igp One1
but idle AFL sailors union of the
Pacific has accused CIO longshore
men of attempting to invade it;
jurisdiction.
Harry Lundeberg, chief of the
AFL union, said “We’re not going
to sail any ships until we have a
meeting with shipowners and set
tle this.”
The Pacific American shipown
ers association has pos'poned talks
with Lundeberg until after final
settlement of the strike.
The four ships placed on union
work lists are the New World Vic
tory and Flying Dragon of Far
East Lines and the Hawaiian mer
chant and Hawaiian Farmer of
Matson lines. They will be the firs
ships worked in the strike-bound
ports except for tankers, army ves
sels and a few with strike-exempt
cargoes.
The firemen’s agreement calls
for a $21 monthly increase for
men in varied-work brackets for
offshore, intercoastal and Alaskan
jobs. The union rejected a $15
hike for coastwise runs, and this
is to be re-negotiated.
Employers and marine cooks and
stewards agreed on a tentative
, three-year contract provi ding
about $30 a month more for all
jobs and other benefits. The union
will vote today on ratification.
BULLETIN
SAN FRANCISCO (/P)—'The 93
day-old west coast maritime strike
ended officially at noon today, but
an angry jurisdictional dispute
may prolong the tie-up. Harry
Lundeberg, head of the AFL Sail
ors Union of the Pacific, declared
bluntly seamen wouldn't man
skips until the shipowners resolved
to se’lle the jurisdictional matters
in the AFL sailors complaint.
CIO longsohremen threatened to
sue the saliors union if the strike
is prolonged. Lundeberg said the
shipowners asked for a meeting at
two p.m. today. Lundeberg ac
cepted. In Seattle Alaska Steam
ship said no announcement of sail
ing plans or dates could be made
unt’l the SUP dispute also is set
tled.
M. L. Anderson is here from An
chorage representing the Bur
roughs Adding Machine Co., and
repairing Burroughs machines in
town.
Nugget Act- Bring Quick Re.-ults
Miss Amarok Tells
Of Honolulu Trip
•Continued from Page One*
ter which she returned to Seattle
where she had dinner at the Olvm
p c Hotel with Noreen Walsh.
While in Seattle, “with cameras
all around, she christened the Pan
American ship Southern Cross
with glacier ice.
After a short stop at Portland,
the flight took off with 21 passen
gers on the initial flight to Hawaii.,
She was met by Rita Tavis of
the Pan American in Honolulu and
again surrounded by cameras.
She states that her squirrel
parka was covered with innum
erable leis of all colors and scents.
An Hawaiian chieftain again
christened the ship, th ? time w .h
a fresh cocoanut.
She stayed at the Royal Hawa
iian Hotel and was taken swim
ming but was “a little afraid of
the water,” however she enjoyed
an out rigged canoe ride.
While in Honolulu she visited
with Mr .and Mrs. J. D. Davidson,
formerly of Nome.
twery minute ol ner three days
in Honolulu were filled with bungs'
to do and Mary Ann says she
wishes she could have done a lot
more.
* She saw gorgeous scenery, Dia
mond Head; a sugar cane plan a
tion; interviewed over the radio,
for newspapers; was in a parade in
the rain, and even shopped for a
grass skirt.
At a special luncheon of the
Chamber of Commerce she pre
sented a package given to her for
them with the compliments of the
Northwestern Alaska Chamber of
Commerce.
On her return she stayed at the
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Firemen Frontin'! ,
In Fairhanlo Foe |
FAIRBANKS '&)— *tv. f-nmeri
were seriously 'rostbitt*». fightirfgp
a blaze which yesterday <t» • ‘ oy&*
*he garage and damt*|<*»d ti»e bead
quarters building of ♦»»« fJ2Vh air
craft control and \*<»*mhh? quad
»* -n at Ladd P.eld.
Brig. Gen. Dale V loth*. / said
iin immediate est.r; of.' . i the
damage could nA bo in • »* **ut he!
said it would be he;. /y •
Temperatures of 4^ »•* • • / harn
t ed the firemen. »
The fire wa- bel t • f> have
started from an ex; ’• • i in • a
heater.
New Washington lir'• ' i: eattle’
>m Sunday until W* i n <t / arid
had a chance Jo do idl*. ship
ping before returning
“I'd like to do it all . no ..gain,
but stay long-:-, .n H lulu,’ said
Mary Ann.
LEGAL ADVLRT1LL11ENT ’•
IN THE DISTRICT . 'hT
THE TERRITORY vl ALASKA*
SEC< >ND DP ISli Mf ,
EDITH LOWE PE ' U
vs.
THOMAS H. LOWF I . \.
No. 37cj.
SUMMONS FOR PVJ.i/v'' HCM,
The Presidea; i the '• ‘ •1 States
of America:
To the above-name , i.. i• » .t nt,
GREETIE ;■
You are hereby * .J Lj
■ear in the D.strict ;* .. ■ the
Territory o: Alaska I Divi
h n, within 3u day.- * "< • iV* 17*th
day of December, A'-!';-, i ( case
this Summon.- is j~rr h-Wd; or
within 40 days after V ■ <1 it ' of its,
service upon you in •*>-• the- Sum
mons is served upon «**•« t» tv>nal-*
!y. and answer the J cnipl.-rnt of*
the above-named Fi&mtiff on fiie
in the said Court in ti **1 a? • j / •) -en
t: led action: the PI: hilt i 1 st»i(f
action prays that she D pan Md an*
absolute divorce fro.-" n.*> Defend
ant and that she be gj>/»*n the abso
lute care, custody . n 'onti ol bf
her minor daughter, IVhury Lurisse:
And in the event „. ;r fail .to
appear and answer uc Ma’ntifl
will take judgment rr-:u "1 yoiMor
want thereof and wuL* apply to the
Court for the relief j. ’ • y •«f for ’in
her Complain4 and . to v* an above
stated.
WITNESS the H'ar Dsoph
W. Kehoe, Judge oj ;ihd Court,
and the Seal of saEl ' Vovt {here
unto affixed the 17th <'aj <*f No
vember, 1948.
(SEAL*
NCR VIE VV, LEWIS,
Cifciri. .n s.ud CoUrt.
Pub. Nov. 19 2b. la A, U. 1948.
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