mnynR hem leoiihrrot resigiis frohi council
SEWARD UNION' ’'
'WILL UN LOAD
-RIVER FREIGHT '
Although no break
in the shipping tio
up appeared likely "at
a late hour yester
day, striking long
shoremen at Seward
-have agreed'to unload
-Gargoas destined for
river points along
. the Yukon*, it was ah
* nounced this week by ,
^Clarence Keating, Se
wnrri i ft mavor . ' - *
The Seward long
shoremen agreed to
• handle the freight, -
most of which 'is ro-~
ported loaded aboard
.the Rose Knot, in or*:*
-dor to allow river •
-towns to receive
•their winter supplies,
V.Tater traffic along
the Yukon normal ly~ •
•ceases about Sept, 15'
each year,
, It. was also repor
ted "by radio yester
day th a t, _tVi e ’ s t o'ainer :
'Denali will sail fora
Seward today, ; Anders.,
son'fiock agents had
no confirmation ' of
this- fkety but were
• awaiting irwire today
'which is erpected to
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Sjum.nh-.76 Gi.i
Gheck-Ups
jif Stud onts. of Soldo
via school, will ,ro- '
coivo their" pro-school
: phy^lo^1 a^am in ation s
vOtr Tuesday 'and Thurs-*
;day: of ,noxt /week, it*
:was * rrannoi;nc'od today
-by Miss Dorothy Dros
slorpublic health
• nurs^. ' \
•• Bo.y students irom
first to fourth grade
levels are to report
to the Health Center
at 9:30 Tuesday morn
ing* •• Boys from
^grades' five through-'
twjlve .will be exam
fined- between ? iG:30
fund- 12 o^igck that
•morning,'
Girls of the first
four grades will bo**
checked at.9:30 Thur
sday morning at the
C.enter, y?hilo giri.%
of: the fifth grade
through -high school
arevpoked to Report
at 10:30 a.m./
..cjAll . .parents are
urged to see that
their children report
: at,the*Conter„ at the
-appointed .. time for
this important physi-'~
cal examination,' ’ ■
;TWO CHAIRS
NOW EMPTY
AT COUNCIL TABLE
- Still . another
council fatality was
recorded last night,
when Mayor ' Harry
’Loonhardt submitted
hisx resignation at
;the *• opening of the
regdlar.; r’' .jtrustee *s
jesting i.(’,and./ turned
idve£ • his c.hair . to
Mrs. Tyndle- ‘ - Lipko,
ac t ing as -t empprafy
chairman. V, 'Sj
' Mr>;■ Leonhardf sadd
his present, duties
made it impossible
for- him to continue
to act as mayor dur**
ing the ^coming winter
months. His resigna
tion brought council
vacancies to a total
of- three, all occur
ring in the past four
months. In addition,
the position of clerk
was resigned recently
by tho inoumben t.
- - th -rooruft ing of
ne'v; members * :the nuost
urgent- business be
fore the group, last
nightTs meeting was
devoted principally
to a discussion of
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