CONFFR ON CANADIAN STRIKK
Mar:y 4. Carmichael (seated) vice-president and general man
ager of General Motors of Canada, l.td., and 4. B. Hlghfleld, gen
eral plant manager ot the Oshawa General Motors plant, are
shown discussing the strike. Four hundred police were assembled
in Toronto to sweep into Oshawa should trouble develop.
PLANS C I. O. DRIVE ON FORD IF
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John L. Lewis, C. I. U. chairman, told a United Automobile Work
ers rally in Detroit that the next objective of his committee was to
unionize the Ford Motor Company. Here is Lewis, a half-smile on
his lips, waving to the crowd which cheered his statement. Homer
Martin, (JAW president, Is on the right. (Associated Press Photo)
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Cabin Pillaged
By Miscreants
At Spruce Creek
Mrs. Gunnar Kaason who ar
rived in town today from Spruce
Creek, reports that the Knute
Drange cabin, which the Kaasan’s
have been using during the ab
sence of "Knute" in the States,
was broken into prior to their
arrival from Nome, and badly
plundered.
F >r many years the hospitality
of Knute Drange to the wayfar
ers and travelers of the winter
trail has been a by-word, and to
hear of this outrage perpetrated
during "Knute's" first trip to the;
outside in 36 years, creates justi-'
fiabie anger and resentment.
The recent Territorial Legisla-:
ture passed a bill which is now
a law of the land, offering a re- j
! ward f $100.00 for information]
leading to the arrest of anyone
breaking into and pillaging
homes and shelter cabins outsde
of incorporated towns.
There have been a number of
, reports from various outlying
‘sections jf this type of theiving.
It is time something was done
about a condition of this kind
that is so foreign to the best tra
ditions of Alaska, otherwise the
Alaska of open hospitality with
the latch string always out that
we have become so accustomed
to, will become just another mem
ory.
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ceived at the office of the City
Clerk until 5 o’clock P. M. May
5th, 1937, for the following posi
tions:
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Engineer at Fire Department
Driver at Fire Department.
M. J. WALSH,
City Clerk.
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McLain Sells
/Lin Holdings
Tin <
Duncan McLain, old timer, and
well known prospector and min
ing man of Seward Peninsula,
has announced the sale of his tin
properties on Cape Creek in the
Tin City district, about 90 miles
west of Nome, to the American J
Tin Fields Co., a Seattle mining
concern operating for the past
three years in the Tin City area.
“Dune" while reluctant to give
out the sales price, (perhaps its
the Scotch in him), intimated
that the financial end of the trans
action was quite satisfactory.
Mr. McLain is a pioneer of the
Seward Peninsula tin fields, hav
ing devoted a considerable num
ber of year in the prospecting &
development of the Tin City
fields.
The old tinier when queried
concerning retiring to a life of'
ease, stated, that in spite of his,
73 years he still felt like a kid
and had a good many years of
prospecting before him.
P. W. A. Work
In Ketchikan
Started Streets
(By The Associated Press)
KETCHIKAN, April 29. —
More than half of the city’s
forty four hundred population
was cut olT from the main part
of town as PWA streets projects
closed the only thoroughfare
connecting the business with the
main residential district, and on
ly foot traffic is allowed.
firemen are stationed'along
the thoroughfare with some equip
ment on both sides for emergen
cies.
The street was closed at 9 a.m.
today, and did not allow enough
t:nie for heavy merchant deliver
its. The project will take several
weeks.
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Baseball Scores
(By The Associated Press)
Pacific Coast League
Saturday Games
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Sacramento IK Missions 5
Portland K San Francisco 0
Seattle 7 Los Angeles 12
Sunday Games
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Chicago 5 Detroit 6
Washington 10 Philadelphia 7
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St. Louis 1 Chicago 4
Pittsburgh 7 Cincinnati 2
New York 3 Boston 1
Philadelphia 1 Brooklyn 5
Pacific Coast League
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Oakland 4-0 San Diego 2-5
San Francisco 7-0 fv.r'land 4-3
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