Nashaolook And.
His Union Now In
Court Battle
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Fishermen’s Union and Oscar An
derson, its secretary-treasurer. It
charges the AFU with conspiring
in an attempt at “breaking” the
Nashaolook-led Local 46.
The AFU also is affiliated with
IFAWA (which now is merged
with the Harry Bridges-led long
shoremen’s unionh It is conduct
ing a referendum on whether to
disaffiliate from IFAWA-ILWU.
The IFAWA-ILWU seeks a
court order to restrain the de
fendants from:
1. Giving effect to “an illegal
agreement” signed by representa
tives of the Alaska Salmon Indus
try.
2. From representing that Nash
aolook is not the duly authorized
representative of Local 46, from
representing that he is not author
ized to sign an agreement with
the Alaska Salmon Industry, and
from representing that he is not
authorized to cash checks drawn
The Lomen Machine Shop, for
many years the Nome Machine
Shop which was badly damaged
during the storm two years ago is
now in the process of being torn
down. This is the last remaining
business building between the M.
! an M. Bank and ‘ the Northern
i Northern Light and Power Co.
on Local 46 funds.
Named as defendants were Os
car Anderson, secretary-treasurer
of the AJF.U., Jim Downey of
Dillingham, who led the fight
against Nashaolook’s Seattle ne
i gotiations; Agnes Schlosser, Don
ald Hunter, Marion Sours, George
Lockwood and three John Does.
Some are members of the Local
j 46 advisory council, which at
| tempted to recall Nashaolook
from Seattle. The council repre
sents four Bristol Bay groups.
The complaint contended the
A.F.U. financed an illegal con
spiracy to assist the Alaska Sal
mon Industry in “breaking Local
46 as a trade union and to assist
the A. S. I. in establishing a com
pany-dominated union that would
deny autonomy to resident work
ers.
U. S. Troops Not
Facing Dunkerque
In South Korea
WASHINGTON, (/P)—An army
spokesman said today that Amer
ican troops in Korea “are not be
ing slaughtered” and “there is no
Dunkerque in sight” there.
In the morning briefing session
at the Pentagon the army officers
told reporters:
“There isn’t any doubt in the
world that we are going to hold.
“Sure we are: But it takes time
to build up an offensive. We have
got the means to handle the sit
uation.
“But of course it’s embarrassing
—and awfully tough on the peo
ple who are up there on the grind
stone.”
By his reference to Dunkerque,
the officer meant there is no sign
the Americans are being forced
toward a hasty' withdrawal such
as faced Allied troops rescued
from the beaches before the swift
German advance to the sea in Eu
rope in World War II.
The army officer cited figures
for a 24-hour period in Korea
showing one killed, 20 wounded
| and none missing. There were 14
Baseball Scores
(By The Associated Press)
Wednesday Games
Pacific Coast League
Oakland 1, Hollywood 0.
San Francisco 3, Los Angeles 1.
Sacramento 4, Portland 3.
Seattle 3, San Diego 0.
Thursday Games
National League
Philadelphia 3, St. Louis 2.
Cincinnati 7, Boston 3.
Chicago 6, Brooklyn 4.
New York at Pittsburgh, post
poned rain.
American League
Detroit 5, Washington 2.
Boston 8, Chicago 7. (Called end
of IVz innings, rain).
Cleveland at New York, postponed
account of rain.
Pacific Coast League
Portland 5, Sacramento 2.
Los Angeles 5, San Francisco 3.
Oakland 9, Hollywood 2.
Seattle 13, San Diego 6.
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non-battle casualties—men who
became sick or were injured in
accidents.
Announcement also was made
of the loss of one of thei 50-plane,
B-29 mission which conducted a
heavy air strike yesterday.
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May Decide to Call
National Guard,
Reservists To Duty
(By Elton C. Fay)
WASHINGTON, (/P) — A deci
sion on whether to call the Nation
al Guard and armed forces re
serves to active duty may be
reached soon after the return to
morrow of two members of the <
Joint Chiefs of Staff from the Far
East.
An informed official said today
the defense department is await
ing their return before deciding
finally on whether to recommend
those steps to the White House.
The department apparently has 4
advised the White House that
•uch action may be necessary, but
has not forwarded a definite
recommendation.
General J. Lawton Collins,
Army Chief of Staff, and General
Hoyt Vandenberg, the Air Force
chief, are due in Washington to
morrow. They have been in Tokyo
conferring with Gen. Douglas
MacArthur on his needs.
With them they presumably
will bring the latest picture of the
Korean war, including whatever
requests Gen. MacArthur may
have made. ►
While Collins and Vandenberg
have been away, the strategy
making Joint Chiefs of Staff have
been operating with only two
members, Gen. Omar Bradley,
the chairman, and Admiral For
rest Sherman, chief of the naval
operations.
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