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Case Set
j Fairbanks (.T)—In the first
case of its kind in Alaska, Dis
trict Judge Harry E Pratt Wed
nesday issued a restraining order
and directed the Fish and Wild
life service to appear July 8 to
show cause why they should not
be permanently enjoined from
enforcing an order against fish
ing in the Karluk reserxation
waters off Kodiak by other than
Karluk natives
i The suit was brought by the
Grimes Packing company and 6
other Kodiak fishing and can
ning companies, represented by
Seattle attorneys Edward Med
ley, Frank Mechem and W C.
Arnold.
| The case was scheduled to be
heard here when Judge Anthony
Dimond declared himself dis
qualified.
A review of the past year's
activities or the Rotary club,
presented by Dr. A. Holmes
Johnson, outgoing pres.dent, and
an occupational talk, by deputy
! U. S. Marshal Paul Herring,
were the features of the Rotary
program Tuesday at the Victory
cafe.
Ken Wade, community center
director, was inducted as a new
member of the club.
Capt. Robert Sutliff, who re
places Capt. R. R. Lyons as
commandant, NOB-NAS, was a
guest, and expressed himself as
being amazed at, the activity
here which was beyond his ex
pectations, and that he hoped to
carry on the cooperative city
base policies of his predecessor
Other guests were Jack Kam
merer, Larry Jaffa, D. E. Farley,
W. L. Holmes, Olaf Floe, L. N.
Kolloen, M. R. Herrick, W. J.
Erskine and Mr. Collins.
A petition of 10 residents near
Spruce street on Mission road,
to have the eity extend the city
water system t o the area, was
tabled by the council Monday,
because the line cannot be ex
tended beyond the city limits.
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