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Wakefield Vessel Sets Out to Find Russ
Crab 'Netters, In Hopes of Agreement
(Editor’s Note — Anchorage
Times Staff Writer Jerry Bowkett
is accompanying a Wakefield
'Fisheries crew aboard the vessel
“Deep Sea” in an attempt to ne
gotiate with Japanese and Rus
sian crab fleets for fishing rights
off the Alaska Peninsula in the
Bering Sea.)
By JERRY BOWKET
ABOARD THE “DEEP SEA,” UPI
— The Wakefield Fisheries vessel
“Deep Sea,” out of the Aleutian
port of Akutan, is probing in a
northeasterly direction in the
Bering Sea, seeking out Russian
and Japanese crab fishing vessels
in the hope of establishing ground
rules for the fishery that will en
able all parties to conduct their
operations without interference.
A week ago, several Wakefield
trawlers, fishing some 35 miles
north of (Unimak Island, were
forced to discontinue their efforts
when Soviet fishing boats from a
large mother ship moved into the
area and covered it with tangle
nets.
The Japanese are reported to
have stepped up their Bering Sea
crab fishing effort as well. They
are now believed working in an
area some 20 miles northeast of
the Russians, who have remained
on the grounds off Amak Island.
The Japanese, too, use tangle
nets, a type of gear that Amer
icans are forbidden to use.
Ralph Jones, Wakefield vice
president in charge of production,
wants to negotiate with the Rus
sians and Japanese on a personal
basis — fi9herman-to-ifisherman—
in seeking an agreement. With
him on the “Deep Sea,” is Walt
Bhagatram of Anchorage who will
act as interpreter.
Attempts to talk with the Rus
sians a week ago were frustrated
by the language barrier. After
Wakefield’s trawlers were forced
to withdraw from an area where
a concentration of king crabs had
been found, because of Russian
maneuvering, the “Deep Sea”
sought out the Russian mother
ship.
When the ship was located, it
was under way and picking up
its boats. A storm was approach
ing and the seas were mounting.
The “Deep Sea” came alongside.
There was much waving back and
forth. The 'Russians appeared
friendly, but no communication
was possible. The Wakefield ves
sel finally moved off and returned
to Akutan, where it and its traw
lers were confined for the past
week by the storm.
Crew members of the “Deep
Sea” were looking forward to an
other rendezvous with the Rus
sian vessel.
DeGaulle Accorded
2nd Ticker Tape
Welcome in N. Y.
By ARTHUR EVERETT
NEW YORK, (ypt — French Pres
ident Charles De Gaulle made
another of his great triumphal re
turns, this time to New York City.
At one point he strode away
from his security guard to em
brace well-wishers in Times
Square.
Police estimated a million per
sons lined lower Broadway to
roar a greeting to the austere old
warrior. De Gaulle is one of the
few men ever to receive a second
ticker tape parade up the historic
Manhattan canyon of heroes.
“Vive De Gaulle” rose from
tens of thousands of throats as
the towering figure of the French
leader was borne along the route
in President Eisenhower’s bubble
topped limousine, brought from
Washington for the occasion.
De Gaulle closed out four days
of Washington presummit talks
with an early morning farewell to
President Eisenhower at the
White House.
“We’ll stand together,” Eisen
hower assured his old World War
II comrade in arms by way of
parting.
“I have even greater cause for
confidence in our cause now
since I have seen you,” responded
De Gaulle.
Nehru-Chou Talks End
Without Settling
Border Differences
NEW DELHI, (fl — Prime Min
ister Nehru and Premier Chou En
Lai ended a week of talks on their
border dispute without any visible
progress toward an agreement.
In a joint communique they
said their talks had led tu "greater
understanding” of each govern
ment’s viewpoint “but did not
resolve their differences.”
Nehru rejected a proposal by
Chou that India abandon her
claim to 15,000 square miles in
the Ladakh sector of Kashmir.
Chou in return offered to leave
India the 36,000 square miles on
the northeast frontier which India
and China claim.
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