ROS£ KNOT LEMES WITHCANNF.RY GOODS
► NLRB ELECTION
DATES ARE
WORKED OUT
Meeting with rep
resentatives of nF of
L and CIO fisherman^
unions of Upper and
Lower Cook Inlet,
Territorial Commis
sioner of Labor Harry
Benson last week fix
ed dates for the com
ing NLRB election to
settle a jurisdict
ional dispute between
the aF of L and CIO
on Cook Inlet,
Buck Douglas, ag
ent of the Seldovia
aF of L local, sat in
on the meetings which
were scheduled last
Saturday and Sunday,
It was decided
that after the elec
tions take place
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NO COUNCIL
Because Friday is a
holiday the city coun
cil will skip its reg
ular weekly session,
Mayor Harry Leonhardt
announced today. Next
regular council meet
ing will be at 8 p.m.
on June 6,
Ch amber Meets
Next Monday
The next regular
meeting of the Seldo
via Chamber of Com
merce will be held on
the evening of June
2, it was announced
today by president
iidam Lipke. The meet
ing is scheduled for
8 o*clock in the
council chambers of
City Hall.
Members present at
the last meeting are
reminded that they
are expected to bring
at least one recruit
for membership to the
Monday meeting. Any
Seldovian interested
in Chamber of Com
merce activities is
eligible for member
ship.
Members are also
asked to bring photo
graphs which will be
suitable for use in
the planned Chamber
of Commerce booklet.
Scenic shots, fishing
pictures, and other
typical Seldovia
views are needed.
BOAT'S UNLOADING
HALTED BY LOCAL
UNION ACTION
The freighter Rose
Knot, carrying princ
ipally cannery sup
plies and equipment,
arrived at anderson
Dock last Sunday
morning, but was com
pelled to leave with
the bulk of her can
nery goods still
aboard.
The ship had un
loaded only heavy ma
chinery destined for
cannery operators,
when members of the
United Fishermen of
Lower Cook Inlet not
ified sailor crew
members that cannery
cargo was not to be
handled. The Rose
Knot sailed at once
for Port Graham,
However word
brought to Seldovia
yesterday by the
Shackin, tender for
the Fidalgo Island
Packing Co., said
that the ship had
been tied up there
without discharging
cargo. Pickets were
flown from Seldovia
to the Port Graham
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