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ARCTIC ALASKA TRAVEL SERVICE
C. DEWEY ANDERSON
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Steel Strike Seems
Certain Unless
Truman Steps In
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pressed” industries and compan
ies. It said many industries can
afford to raise wages and cut
prices at the same time.
U. S. Steel, bellwether for the
industry, has turned down the un
ion’s claims with a flat “no.” Mur
ray says the contract negotiations
are “hopelessly deadlocked.”
The union, U. S. Steel Corp.,
and other basic steel producers
met in Washington Monday with
Cyrus S. Ching, federal concilia
j tion director.
Indications after the meeting
were that the conciliation serv
ices’ efforts had collapsed.
In Milwaukee, where the CIO
UAW are meeting, union presi
dent Walter Reuther is slated to
be handed his third term as pres
ident.
Led by Reuther, the convention
has passed a resolution calling on
the CTO to oust any affiliates dom
inated by communists. The ma
jority was nearly 100 to 1. The
UAWA chief called it the strong
est anti-Red resolution ever
adopted by a CTO union.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
1 IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT.
SECOND DIVISION.
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE OF ROBERT WALLACE
LEDGER WOOD. Deceased.
No. 780
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
Notice is hereby given, that on
the 8th day of August, 1949. at the
hour ol eleven o'clock A. M., at
the office of the U. S. Commission
er. Nome, Alask i, and pursuant to
an order of the Judge of the Pro
bate Court, Cape Nome Precinct,
Alaska, A. Polet. Administrator of
the above-named estate, will sell
at public auction to the highest
wider for cash all right, title and
:n‘.ere>t. which the estate of Rob
ert Wallace Ledgerwood has in
vi i to the following described real
and personal property, situate and
! cated in the City of Nome, Alas
ka. namely:
1 ot 6 in Block 15 together
with all improvements there
on and together with the fur
n ■ ire, fix times an 1 ho isehol i
e iniament used in connect on
with -uch im orovdmen’s.
Dated the 5th lav < ; Ju’v. 1949.
A. POLET,
Administrator.
*hi: ' h .Inly C. 13. 20. 27, 1949.
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I On Canoe Trip
Valdez To Seattle
,
i CORDOVA, —An adventu"
j ous Irishman, who took his cut
from the South Pacific, arrived
here safely Monday on the first
leg of a risky North Pacific canoe
trip to Seattle.
Pat Murphy, Fairbanks carpen
ter, hopes to complete the voyage
in three months with his ourigger
craft, made by lashing together
two 18-foot light canoes. An out
board motor provides the power.
He started Friday from Valdez,
approximately 100 miles to the
i north, came down Valdez Arm
1 and into the Gulf of Alaska. Half
i of this leg was in the usually tur
1 bulent Gulf. Ahead of him is an
j other 400 miles of open water be
I fore he reaches the semi-protected
inside passage through a chain of
! islands.
This will be Murphy’s major
, canoe voyage. In 1930 he went
I down the Mississippi River from
St. Paul. Minn., and then cros-ed
the Gulf of Mexico to St. Peters
burg, Fla. In 1938 he braved At
lantic storms to make a coastwise
journey from New York to Key
, West.
I
I' Lsh Season Starts:
Salmon Sear<*e
ASTORIA. Ore. i/P>—The .sim
mer commercial salmon season
operations are under way in the
lower Columbia — but fish are
scarce and about half the fleet is
idle.
Prices are still unset'.led. Pack
ers offered 20 cents from the op
ening day until August 1: 18 cent
to August 10: 15 cents for the rest
of the season. But negotiations are
underway for higher price.--, a un
i >n spokesman said.
The poor spring season, caused
by high water and a small run.
heightened anxiety of the fisher
men over p objects of a repeat
performance this summer of las’
year's light catch.
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WASHINGTON. i/P>—By a one
vote margin, the House armed
services committee voted yester
day to hold up consideration of a
bill tightening the military unifi
cation law until the committee in
vestigates the B-36 bomber.
Rep. Short of Missouri, ranking
Republican of the committee, de
clared that approval of the bill by
Congress would hamper‘the B-36
probe. The Senate already has ap
proved the unification law chang
es. Three Democrats joined 10 Re
publicans in voting the postpone
ment. It was opposed by 11 Demo
crats and Republican Leroy John
son of California.
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