Was Hollywood Beauty
The Force Which Swayed
U.N. Assembly President?
VIENNA, Austria, UP) — The
Hungarian* press Saturday . ac
cused the United States of using
the sex appeal of the film actress
Myrna Loy to capture the 66
year-old president of the U. N.
General Assembly, Prince Wan of
Thailand.
Prince Wan was named to con
tinue the investigations of con
ditions in Hungary in a General
Assembly resolution denounced
by Nepszabadsag, the Communist
Party daily. Its article was head
ined: “The U.N. and the smile of
an( actress.”
Miss Loy was among the mem-j
bers of a special delegation of
clergymen, legislators, and union
leaders which presented a peti
tion Thursday calling for the U.N.
to implement its resolution on
Hungary. Her husband is an of
ficial of Radio Liberation.
The Communist paper said:
“The charming film star used
her finest smile for the occasion,
and emphasizing her female
charms was undoubtedly designed
to influence the president of
the General Assembly . . . accord
ing to some reports Miss Loy’s
sex appeal had a deep effect on^
the prince.”
WEATHER FORECAST
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Increasing cloudiness tonight,
cloudy and warmer with occa
sional light rain Tuesday. East
erly winds 10 to 15 mph. Lowest
temperature expected tonight 40
to 45 and the high tomorrow 50
to 55.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: precip .07 in. High
est temperature 52, lowest 33.
Max. wind 27 mph from the S.W.
Sunrise at 5:27 a.m., sunset at
6:24 p.m.
Temperatures a year ago today:
high 46, low 36. Extremes this
date since 1907: high 57 in 1919,
low 25 in 1927.
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Investigation Asked on
Effects of Japan Fishing ,
On U.S. Salmon Stocks
SEATTLE, OP) — The United
States representatives on the In
ternational North Pacific Fish
eries Commission has asked for a
full investigation of the effects of
Japanese fishing on American
salmon stocks.
The Americans made their re
quest after studying a recent sur
vey of north Pacific salmon fish
eries. They described the situa
tion as acute, particularly in view
of Japan’s record catch this year.
The catch in Alaskan water this
season was down by 50,000 cases
from last year.
The commissioners said net
marks on red salmon entering
Alaska’s Bristol Bay indicated the
fish had encountered Japanese
gillnets of a smaller mesh size
than those used by American
fishermen.
The marks, combined with re
cent discoveries revealing physi
cal differences between Asian
bred and American-bred salmon,
will be useful in determining how
much of Japan’s catch is of fish
that might later have returned to
American waters.
BARE SEA SHELL
COLLECTIONS AUCTIONED
PHILADELPHIA, UP*—Fifteen
private collections of rare sea
shells were put on auction Satur
day in suburban Chestnut Hill.
They include about 470 individ
ual shells, all taken form the sea
by diving or dredging while the
shell animals were still alive.
The highest price paid for one
shell at last year’s auction was
$150.
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Electric Fences
Useful in Keeping
Bears From Fish
ANCHORAGE, UP) — Fish and
Wildlife Service experimental
work on Kodiak Island indicates
electrical fences are of some help
in keeping brown bears out of
salmon streams.
FWS biologist W. K. Clark de
I scribed the work of the service
with such fences to a session of
the eighth Alaska Science Con
ference here Friday.
Clark, assigned to Kodiak, ex
plained that four types of electric
fences were tried on four Karluk
Lake salmon spawning tributar
ies, a two-strand wire fence on
stream banks, a one-strand on
stream banks, a two - strand at
stream edge and a one-strand in
mid-stream.
From the experiments, Clark
said, it Wcfs learned the most ef
fective fence apparently is one
located on the bank and installed
before the salmon go up the
stream.
While there were breaks made
in the fences they apparently dis
courage bears . from feeding. It
seems bears soon become “edu
cated” as do domestic stock,
Clark said.
Clark suggested bears possibly
help in keeping the smaller
streams clean by eating the fish
I carcasses found there.
In a question and answer per
iod after his talk, Clark said he
personally felt bears do little
damage on spawning streams.
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