GOVERNMENT CONCILIATOR
ARRIVES IN FAIRBANKS
FOR ELECTRICIANS' STRIKE
FAIRBANKS, (£»>— Albin L. Pe
terson, a government conciliator
from Seattle, arrived yesterday
to meet with opposing factions in
the 11-day old electricians’ strike
which has rendered this city two
thirds powerless.
He talked with officials of Lo
cal 1550, International Brother
hood of Electrical Workers <AFL)
and the. Fairbanks Exploration
Co., which is in charge of the
main power plant. A union shop
is sought.
No joint meeting has been
scheduled as yet.
Some sections of Fairbanks
James Ford, head of the refrig
eration department of the N. C.
Company, with headquarters at
Fairganks, arrived yesterday to
do some modernising of the N. C.
meat department. He will also be
doing some other refrigeration
service arqund town.
have been blacked out daily dur
in the peak ev*. rung hours.
j Ralph Lomen, ol' the Lumen
(.’■ mimercicil Company and opera
*< manager of the Al iska Placer
• . • itin (.ount it,
I arrived yesterday. ’reliminary
.oik lias already start*d .*t Coun
| cil with Charles Gustafson in
charge.
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NOME, ALASKA
Monday, May 29, 1950
5:00—-Meet The Band
5:30—Dinner Serenade
l>:00- Music from America
(j:JG -Twenty Questions
7:00—Turntable Time
8:00-—0/7.ie and Harriet
8:30- -Mr. President
0:0o—Judy Canova
0.30—S it; Spa .
10a;)--One S and
10:30 -Da; ad v, in The Dark
11:00 p.m.— Si: : Off
Tuesday, May 30, 1050
7:t" j.r —Morning Melodies
7:15- -Mvi-.i.ng Devotions
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Wednesday, May 31, 1950
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IN SALMON STRIK
j t( national longsho:. /
oho i . * •
I wires pledging support of ,
*
\gka Salmon Industry, Ind., h ive
' .• • n recl ived from u*vons in the
j territory.
Unions pledging support iuclu
i . - Fishermen’s union
; of Ketchikan and the Cordova dis
11riot Fishermen's union, both af
i filiated with the international
I fishermen and allied workers of
America, Gettings said.
Officials of the I.F.-A.W.A. an
j nounced completion of a merger
' with the Congress of Industrial
| Organizations longshore union on
Friday.
Stewart Kruger, of Seattle, rep
resentative of the K and L Dis
tributors, is here on his annual
trip to the territory.
U.S.. CZECH CONSULATES
ORDERED CLOSED
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ted Stab . today ordered commu
nist Czechoslovakia to close it.;
New York consulate.
At the same tint. . the stab de
part mi'* nno'.nctd tl. it the Am
erican consulate in Hr.itisluva is
ng 'closed. Tin - d it is
yielding to a dem nd It tile
1 it ice hie
diplomatic .'ff in
Tin dep. itme ’t sah
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Phyllis Irene Roell, d arbiter
Mr. and Mrs*. Richard Roell, is
candidate for an Associate
Arts d' arcc from Stephens* C*>
leyc* * ’ folumbi , Mo., a'-cor':'
to r••••*. '•<•!( • . i ••r-ived today.
May dO’h v . h de^r< < : b* ing co
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