3 Russians Attend
Air Conference
At Seattle
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SEATTLE. — (i<P) —Three Rus
sian observers were present at
today’s session of the North Pac
ific Regional Air-Navigation Con
ference of the International Civil
Aviation Organisation.
Headed by Col. Nikolai D. Rudio.
they arrived last night.
The conference was scheduled
today for more sub-committee
work on communications, search
Tuna Brings $595
A Ton This Season
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HOQUIAM, Wash.,—</P>—Grays
Harbor buyers offered $595 a ton
today for tuna—only $5 under
last season’s top prices.
Ten tons have been landed at
Grays Harbor points in thfc'last
two days .
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and rescue, airports and flight
rules.
The Seattle Civic Host Commit
tee will honor delegates at a re
ception tonight.
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John J. Pershing,
87, Died Thursday
Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
son .Warren, his sister, Miss May
Pershing, and his longtime phy
sician, Maj. Gen. Shelley Mari
etta.
As General of the Armies, Per
shing was the Nation’s highest
ranking military man. Only one
other American, George Washing
ton, has held that title.
All during the Second World
War, Pershing received a full re
port twice a month from General
George C. Marshall, his aide of
1917. Pershing had warned that
GIRL SCOUTS AT CAMP FOR
TWO WEEKS AT DEXTER
About, fifteen girls are enjoy
ing a two-week outing at Dexter.
The Girl Scouts are actively en
gaged in earning merit badges as
well as doing their share around
the camp.
A few brave scouts tried swim
ming but found the water very
cold and all are braving the mos
quito hazard which is consider
able of a handicap.
'The girls will be in camp until
July 25 when the Boy Scouts will
take over.
the United States might become
embroiled in a second European
war as early as April 1937.
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SESSION CALL
CHEAP POLITICS
move and whether good will come
of it or not.
Mr. Truman announced the plan
for the special session—the 26th
in the history of Congress—as he
accepted his party% presidential
nomination at Philadelphia Wed
nesday night. Housing and anti
inflation were placed at the top
of issues to be considered with
civil rights and other recommend
ations also to come up for con
sideration.
Almost without exception Re
publican Congress members at
tributed the step to political mo
tives and the criticism of “cheap
politics” came from several voic
ing their views.
Senator Vandenberg (R-Mich),
the President of the Senate, who
has worked closely with the ad
ministration on foreign affairs,
expressed doubts that “any good
to the country” would come of the
session.
“This sounds like a vast hys
terical gasp of an expiring ad
ministration,” sa!d Vandenberg,
Senate foreign relations committee
chairman. He added that the move
obviously stems solely from poli
tical motives.”
Sockeye Season
Opens Sunday
SEATTLE, — (/P) —The com
mercial .fishing season for Puget
Sound sockeye salmon will open
Sunday, July 18, at 10 a.m., the
State Fisheries director Milo
Moore said today.
The dates are set by the Inter
national Pacific Salmon Fisheries
Commission.
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