Trap Fishers Plead
For Life At
Seattle Hearings
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industry, Gunderson said.
Brindle drew a laugh from the
audience when Delegate E. L.
'Bob) Bartlett of Alaska asked:
‘‘Which would you prefer, legis
lation which would abolish traps,
or legislation which would turn
the administration of the industry;
over to the Territory of Alaska?”
Brindle shot back: "That is like
asking me whether I prefer to be
shot or hung.”
Bartlett, a sponsor of the pro-1
posed legislation, sat with the
committee conducting the hearing, i
Other members were Reps. Victor
Wickersham (D.-Okla.), chairman;,
John Allen tR.-Calif.); and Thor!
Tollefson (R.-Wash.).
One of the few persons speak-,
ing against traps at the Seattle;
phase of the hearing was W. M.
McCall of Ketchikan. He declared
that 150.000 seiner-caught salmon
were dumped»outside of Ketchi
kan last season because the can
neries were swamped with trap
fish and refused to buy them.
His charges that the purse sein
ers were victims of discrimination
w-ought quick denials from oppon
ents of the bill.
r.ugust Buschman of Seattle,
ide; lified with Alaska fishing for
more than 55 years, said the bill
was “unsound and confiscatory.”
He said elimination of traps would
close a score or more large can
neries and cause several thousand
persons to lose their jobs.
Commerce Dept.
Halts Technical
Information Flow
WASHINGTON, (/P>—1The com
merce department announced a
“voluntary” plan yesterday to
keep important, though non-secret
American technical information
from going out to Russia and her
satellites.
• While iron curtain countries ,
were not mentioned in the an- j
nouncement the aim wa^ obvious. !
Under the plan, persons or firms i
thinking of exporting “advanced j
technical data which may be im- ;
portant to national security” are |
asked to hold off until they get an i
“official opinion” from the de
partment o nthe desirability of
transmitting the data.
Simultaneously, the department i
slapped another 60 classes of;
“highly strategic” goods under)
rigid export license control to
prevent re-shipment from original
destinations to the Soviet bloc.
Russia and her satellites have ,
been banned since March, 1948,
from getting direct from the U. S. j
industrial goods which might add
to their war potential.
The government is now seek- i
ing to block chances of such goods 1
getting to the iron curtain sector
in a roundabout way by re-ship
ments from such spots as com
munist China, other Asiatic points,
or Latin America.
The worth of a man is measured
by his everyday conduct, not by
his extra-ordinary exertions.
JACK LENCER
Watchmaker
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Dan Jones, general chairman of
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interviewed today by a reporter
for the Nome Nugget, advised that
all his committees and sub-com
mittees are now organized and
working on their various assign
ments. #
The finance committee has al
ready interviewed the business
people relative to the customary
advertisements to be inserted in
the elaborate program which is
being prepared and are meeting
with the usual generous response,
characteristic of the fine liberal
spirit that has always prevailed
in Nome.
With a keen eye to perfection.
Dan has enlisted the aid of the
Pioneer Women’s organazition to.
assist in the preparation of the
program and as Dan says: “Noth
ing is complete without the LA
DIES.”
This will be the 41st Annual
Roof Garden to be held in Nyme,
as well as being the 50th year of
Nome’s existence. It might well
be termed the Golden Annivers
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tures, appropriate to the occasion
will be provided and introduced.
Entertainment, games, representa
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talent; old-time and modern danc
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etc.
Being the first social event of
the winter season, it will afford
an opportunity to bring the people
of Nome together for an evening
of rare enjoyment and relaxation.
The date is December 10th, 1949.
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