But most of the people gave me the
impression that I was invisible, like
a ghost. No one sees you going along
the street but the men who are
broke.
“I got on a side street one time'
and wanted to find my way back
to my hotel. I asked one man the
way to get there and he walked
right on, looking straight ahead.
The next men I asked gave me a
suspicious look and walked on. The
third fellow told me how to get to
the hotel and then asked me for a
dime."
MacDonald, Who is registered at
the Alaskan Hotel, stated that he
has no immediate plans. “1 haven't
decided yet," he said, "but probably
I will go ur» the Taku River."
ENTERS ST. ANN'S
Alec Johnson, oldtimer of Doug
las Island, entered St. Ann’s Hos
pital yesterday for medical - treat
ment.
DEFENSE MAKES
TWO POINTS IN
CROSS INQUIRY
Witness Says He Heard
'Union Men Remark Not
to Hurt Marching Forces
(Continued irom Page One)
In answer to questioning by de
ense counsel, the witness declared
'■te did hot Consider the walkout of
May 22 an authorized strike because,
he explained, his theory of a legal
strike was when a Vote was taken by
all workers on a job and when two
thirds of the members favored the
move. Asked where he got this idea,
he said he got it from the American
Federation of Labor rules.
"Do you belong to the American
Federation of Labor?" asked De
fense Counsel Irwin Goodman.
“No." was the reply, “but I can
read."
Sick rf Paper
Blo'xham also testified he with
drew from the Alaska Mine Workers'
iUhion when "I got sick of the paper
thtey were putting cut," meaning the
Alaska Labor Dispatch.
