I
. rnunCIL REJECTS LIQUOR PLEB FOR LATER HOURS
► NLRB BACKS OUT
-ON.COpKjNLET
"UNION ELECTION
An Anchor .age
source—this, .week re
ported that the Na
tional Labor Rela
» - tions ,Board had‘in
formed the . anchorage
branch of the United
Fishermen of Cook-In—
let that there could
be-' ! p q'} &3Xec^ ^ on • t o
settle" tlie" ’Inlet* s;
jUrisdic^iopal dis
t pute this year.
TheC* ' i ii\format i on
was addressed to the
Anchorage local of
• . the United Fishermen
from .the Seattle of
* fice of the NLRB» The
letter .said in; part
that ’ the ’'''budgetary
situation1' ” made - it
: . impossible- for thq
NLRB to!- lrprocede in
4 this case."
. .... It was stated,
, , . however , that the-un
ion Could': hppepl the
• • • case to ’Washington,
D.C..,. for’ further re
view •
, Here in Soldo via;,
Buck *Dougias,~ agent,
for the United Fish
* ermen of Lower Cook
r Inlet, said that he
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Utility Board
• J , '
;Me£TS Monday
The..', monthly’moot
ing of. the Public Ut
dlitres Board for
June , will: be held
• 'next Monday, it was
announced; today by
Boarcl president Jack
English, The meeting
- will be called to or**/
der * in . the council
i chambers' r.t 8 o'clock.
GRASS FI RE 7
THREATENS .
MARRS HOME*
OThe first ‘report
ed grass fire of the
summer season blazed
for nearly an hour
yesterday near- the
•home of Ronnie Marrs,
hef.pre V; volunteer
. firelighters succeed- •
ed in quelling "the
blaze.
■ ^r„_ Marrs at tempt
-ed. to . burn dry grass
near his home-and the'
flames spread" to. aa
sawdust pile which
ouickly ignited.
RASMUSSEN ASKS
FOR MIDNIGHT
I
SUMMER CLOSING
Again representa
tives of, the Seldovia
Liquor Dealers1 asso
ciation brought a re
quest to the city •?_
council., that provis
ions ofOrdinance 27
be modified during
the -coming fishing
season, and again the
council stood firm
for.the provisions of
the ordinance as now
written.
Lynn Rasmussen ana
Carl Nordenson ap
peared before the
council at last
night’s regular ses
sion to plead for
midnight closing
hours throughout the
summer fishing sea
son. Mr • Rasmussen
characterized his re
qudst as a "minor
change which will not
matter much to the
city and will make a
great deal of differ
enco . to tlie bars.'5
He s*aid his request
applied to bars only
and not to liquor '
s t or a s .
In discussion of
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