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TRUCE FREES
Alaska ships
FROM SEATTLE
It was an "interim
truce" which allowed
Alaska-bound ships to
leave port after only
a short sailing delay
in- the most recent
maritime tie - up in
Seattle. . According
to-a Seattle newspa
per -report, all ves
sels were released
after marine"
cooks and c stewards
and radio operators
union-s agrood to work^
while -n eg o t i at ions .
wore-continued.
-All other unions
had reached agreement
with ship operators,
for continuance of
service. The cooks*
and stewards* request
for a June 15 wage
review '"as the chief
cause of sailing date
postponement*
Agreements signed*
* by unions and ship’s
* company representa
tives call, for ret
roactive increases in
pay, should a pay in
i ironsa be the result
of negotiations*
The agreement,
which ended a f our
lag tie-up for some
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Big Things On
Council Docket
Several important
matters of municipal
business will be
dealt with by Soldo
via’s *-councilman at
•next Friday’s meet
ing, it was announced,
today 'by Mayor Harry
Leonhardt. The meet-,
ing will convene at
*8 'o’clock in-the '
c o un c i 1 c harnb er s'.
Chief ’ item* ' and
first on the ‘order of
.business is 'the set
tling of-the city’s
garb age quos tion•
-Council members last
week voted to consi
der a- possible garb
ing a ordinance on Fri
day.
DOCTOR WILL SOON
START HOME'
» ‘t
Dr. Molvin Boltz
is boginning to mako
plans for his roturn
to Scldovia, ho wrote
Bernard. Bowon -of' So 1 -
dovia hospital last
wo ok'. Ho said ho
would try to leave
Now York s omotimo
1 a t o th i s a j ok, but
ho may be detained
until July 1. .
CASH PRIZES,
GIFTS OFFERED
TO ALL PARADER5
•First plans for
the annual Fourth of
July celebration in
Seldovia were outlin
ed at a committee
meeting last ‘Monday
evening, when a tent
ative" outline of the
day*'s pr gram was
roughed out. The em
• ph asis will be on fun
and food this year,
with speeches fore
gone in ' favor of
footraces and a par
ade, it was decided*
• The dayfs program
will open at 1 o!cl
ock wi th-: ~ a ‘ par ad o
which will- begin -in
front -of the city
hall, march to the
Slough road near Mor
ris’' store and return
along -the'Boardwalk.
A f ir st',‘second and
third prize of $10,
' $5 and ' $2.50 is of
fered, and the plan
ning committee prom
ises a gift for every
parade participant.
Costumes and dec
orated bicycles, as
well as sponsored
floats are expected
to bj entered in the
parade. Members of
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