THE NOME NUGGET
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Entered as second class matter October 14, 1943, at the
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CATCHER OF THE BRIDE'S BOUQUET
Nomerama To Present
“Anastasia” Starring
Ingrid Bergman
“Anastasia”, the Twentieth
Centurv-Fox CinemaScope pro
duction in DeLuxe color show
ing at Nomerama Sunday and
Monday, proved to be the irrest
ible lure to bring back Ingrid
Bergman to the American pub
lic in an American-made film af
ter a seven-year absence.
More beguiling than ever, the
great Swedish star co-stars with
Yul <“The King and I”) Bryn
ner and Helen Hayes in a drama
based upon one of the great
personal mysteries of our time
involving royalty and a great
fortune. In the title role, Miss
Bergman portrays a woman be
lieved by many, and denounced
by others, to be Anastasia,
slaughter of the late Czar of Rus
sia, purported to have escaped
Red Russian violence. Based up
on the hit play by Marcelle
Maurette and Guy Bolton, the film
was personally produced by
Buddy Adler and was directe by
Anatole Litvak.
Jap Fishermen Regret
TOYKO, UP) — Japanese Fishery
Board Director Hideo Okuhara
said Thursday he regrets that the
U.S. House Merchant Marine and
Fisheries Committee had approved
a bill hitting at Japanese salmon
sales to America.
The measure reportedly would
outlaw import or distribution of
salmon in the United States
caught by fishermen of a country
using gill nets in places with
large numbers of immature
North American salmon.
Okuhara told newsmen Jap
anese fishing ships were oper
ating on the high seas within
boundaries permitted by the
U.S.-Canada-Japan fishing treaty
and that Japanese are refraining
from catching immature salmon
and voluntarily holding this year’s
catch to 11 million fish.
The problem of any problem is
to find the facts.
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available at The Nome Nugget
Japan Agrees To
Curtail Salmon
Fishing In Pacific
TOKYO, UP) — An industry
source said today that Japanese
red salmon fishermen have agreed
with salmon packers to stay
farther west of the U. S. West
Coast this year than required by
the U.S.-Canadian-Japan fishing
treaty of 1953.
The source, an official of a
leading Japanese salmon-fishing
company declined use of his or
the firm’s name with the explana
tion it was agreed with U.S. pack
er to hold names of participants
and details of the agreement.
Fishery Board chairman Hideo
Okuhara told newsmen yesterday
the Japanese have decided to vol
untarily reduce this year’s Alaska
red salmon catch to 11 million
fish. He declined to comment on
the industry source’s statement
that the catch actually would be
held down by extra-treaty agree
ment with U.S. packers on re
ducing Japan’s fishing territory.
The source would not say how
far west of the treaty line, 175
degrees west longitude, Japanese
are limiting red salmon fishing.
He called it a move to appease
U.S. resistance to buying Japa
nese-caught red salmon.
He would say only that a pri
vate agreement was reached be
tween U.S. packers and Japanese
fishing industry leaders in Tokyo
last month. It was not an
nounced, he said, for faar that
would bring pressure for similar
concessions to Russia in Siberian
waters.
Street comer opinion is usually
based upon street comer infor
mation.
“I Never NEVER Have
ANTS In My House”
"Sprinkle it freely in my Jam Closet—
so safe—no worry of poisoning” says
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Harris Says
Goldfine Refuses
To Cooperate
' WASHINGTON, LSI — Bernard
Goldfine refused Thursday to tell
House investigators why he issued
two checks totaling $178,982.64
last year. The Congressmen
threatened to subpoena his books.
Chairman Oren Harris of the
House subcommittee hearing Gold
fine' for the fourth day gave the
Boston industrialist a choice:
Either answer the question or
have his books subpoenaed for
committee inspection.
“On advice of counsel, I can’t
answer,” Goldfine said.
The checks in the controversy
were one for $83,385.35 issued
March 28, 1957, and one for
$95,597.29 issued April 30, 1957,
to the Yale Wool Waste Co. by
one of Goldfine’s textile mills,
the Northfield firm.
Rep. John B. Bennett (R-Mich)
said the Yale co. was under in
vestigation in 1957 on a mislabel
ing charge. He said Yale had
sold some of the goods involved
in the investigation to North
field at a lower price than usual.
He demanded that Goldfine say
whether the checks were issued
to pay Yale for any goods sup
plied to Northfield.
Goldfine said the checks were
never used. He said they were
deposited back into the bank by
his Northfield firm. Therefore,
he argued, they could not have
been used for any purpose.
Bennett insisted that Goldfine
say whether they were intended,
when issued, to be used as a line
of credit.
“I respectfully decline to an
swer,” Goldfine replied. He said
the question was not pertinent to
the committee’s investigation of
federal trade commission activ
ities.
Harris cided Goldfine for what
he called “a ridiculous attitude”
in refusing to answer committee
questions on grounds it was none
of the committee’s business. •
He said it was a “lack of co
operation . . . and an unreason
able attitude to take,”
“Above all, we need the
spirit of high adventure in our
business thinking. This is a
magnificent time in which to live.
History is being made for all
time. Vast ideas are on the
march, and the air is heavy
■\frith excitement. Nothing has
yet been decided with finality
and whoever wishes to strike a
blow for the things he believes
in may still enter the battle.”—
Clarence Randall.
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