SEATTLE C OF C
HERE AT MIDNIGHT
LOCAL GREETINGS
—
Forty-seven passenger-, reorient
ing Washington Stat’ will arrive
tonight on a special tour ; pan ored
by the Seattle Chamber of Com
merce. The Jni'an chamber wil
have a greetin' puny at the dock
but owing to the late hour other
plans for en rr n n‘ he, c betn
cancelled.
Thomas M Seattle cham
ber president, heads the tour party,
which is comprised of representa
tives from chambers of commerce
in Wenatchee. Everett, Winslow,
Port Townsend, Mercer Island. Au
burn and Seattle.
The roster of those aboard the
Aleutian, members cf the Seattle
Chamber of Commerce Tour party,
is announced as follows:
Thomas M. Pelly, Lowman and
Hanfo-d Co , President of Seattle
Chamber.
R L. Aiken—Lybrand Ross Bros.
& Mont ome Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Chars. M. Ander
son- Eelknr.p Glass Company, Se
attle.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Beaver
Manager, Alaska Division Seattle
Chamber of Commerce. j
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Carbon, Ev- I
erett.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam J. Clarke,—
Realtor, Winslow.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Condon—
Sunset Electric Co., Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cotton-—Cot
ton Engineering Company, Port j
Townsend.
Mr. ami Mrs. D. L. Davis, Mercer ;
Island.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Dickover—
Carter-Rice and Company, Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Dunning— ,
Sheldon Dunniri ;, Inc., Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Chfls. F. Edwards
New York Life Insurance Company.
Seattle.
Mrs. Albia Ferree, Seattle.
John F. Fitzsimmons—Dean Wit
ter and Company, Seattle.
Don M. Follett—Executive V. P.
and General Manager Seattle
Chamber.
W. O. Foss—Foss Launch & Tug j
Company, Seattle. !
Dr. A. W. Gugisburg, Des Moines,1
Iowa.
Mrs. Agnes Horak—C. M. St. P.
& P. Ry., Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Larson—Seat
tle-First National Bank, Seattle. |
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Latimer—Se- :
attle-First National Bank, Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil H. Miller, |
Wenatchee. j
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rathbone—
Washington Co-op Farmers Asso
ciation, Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Scarff—
Scarff Motors, Auburn. J
Carroll Scarff. Auburn.
George Estey, Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Sojie, Everett.
Mr. and Mrs. George Welch, Port
Townsend.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl K. Wilson and
family—Carl K. Wilson Company,
Seattle.
Jay Wells, The Seattle Times, Se
attle.
LOOK! NO NETS!
SCIENTISTS WOULD
FISH ELECTRICALLY
By RENNIE TAYLOR
Associated Press Science Writer
LOS ANGELES, June za —ttfl—
Electric currents some day may re
place nets as a means et catching
fish, a group of scientists reports.
The idea is based on a discovery
made several years ago by German
scientists. They found that fish
were attracted to the positive term
inal of a gap in an electric curcuit.
This lead has been developed to
the point where the electrical sys
tems now can be used to sweep
small areas of shallow water free of
fish, the experimenters told the
American Association for the Ad
vancement of Science.
The reports were made by Dr. Car'
L. Hubbs, Dr. Andreas B. Rechnitzer
and Dr. John D Isaacs of the
Scripps Institution of Oceanography.
La Jolla. Calif.
Fish under the influence of a pul
sating direct current apparently lose
their ability to respond to other phy
sical stimulants such as light and
noise, the scientists said.
The frequencies and strength of
the currents that will be most ef
fective under given condition con
stitute the main problem to be
worked out, the scientists reported.
One phase of tilts problem is whe
ther an ordinary sized fishing boat
can put out enough electric power
to capture as many fish as a con
ventional net.
F.S. WO INGON
HASSELBORG LAKE
TRAILS, CABINS
Today a six-man Forest Service
crew headed by Jack Mills left for
Lake Hasselborg to do maintenance
work on thecabins and trails in the
vicinity, Robert Davlln F. S. ad
ministrative assistant, said today.
He requested that fishermen and
others planning to go there this
week, postpone the trip for a week
until the work can be completed.
Capping Ceremony for Nurses Aides
St . t-- (t.ir.e in ’miiorru a he/cl received caps >d df iomas at tie recent ceremony in Si. Am. . *
Rrspital aftrr completin'!: their training as nurses ai Rs. The eRR end ethers in the picture are: Top
row: Ruth Lfnglev, Mrs. Kenneth n™. June I tixon, Jerrv Jones, Sliirley Becker, Cornelia Ahlslrom
Ruth Jenoc. Lower row: Hazel McLeod, Thelma Osborne, Sister Henrietta, Pat Dyer and Francis Paul.
Hsclriur Inquiry Witnesses
Patrick J. Hurley, former ambassador to China; Maj. Gen. limrnct O'Donnell, former commander of
C.S. strategic bombing force in the Far F.ast; Maj. Gen. David C. Barr, former commander of C.S.
7th Division in Korea and one time chief of a C.S. military mission to China, and Vice Admiral Oscar
Badger, former C.S. naval commander in the Far li ist, (left to right) will be the last four witnesses to
be called in the Senate’s MacArthur inquiry. The committee voted to hear them only and then close the
investigation at the “earliest possible date.” (ff) Wire photo.
AIR PILOTS OFFER
RETURN TO WORK
UNDER TRUCE PLAN
_
CHICAGO, June 25 —(.?)— Strik
ing United Air Lines pilots said last
night they are willing to return to
work under "a truce arrangement.”
The truce proposal was in a tele
gram to President Truman which
was made public by David Behncke,
president of the AFL Air Line Pilots
Association.
United also sent a telegram to
the President, but said its contents
would have to be made public by
the President.
The President had earlier urged j
the pilots, "as good Americans," to
end the strike "in order that the
National Mediation Board may use
its best efforts to effect an agree
ment.”
William A. Patterson, United’s
president, and Aith.’r company of
ficials met immediately and after
several hours said the company’s
position was stated in a telegram
to Mr. Truman.
Some 900 pilots struck June 19 in
support of demands to cut the
monthly limitation of flying hours
from 85 to 70 and for extra money
t .r handling the newer, speedy,
lar:e capacity ships. The walkout
grounded 220 passenger and 132
transport flights daily.
WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPHERS
PLAN ON STRIKE
WASHINGTON, June 25 —0?)—
A nationwide strike against Western
Union was called today by the AFL
Commercial Telegraphers Union for
6 a.m„ EST, next Monday, July 2.
The union is demanding a 25-cent
hourly wage boost for 35.090 em
ployes.
Tl\e CTU is bargaining agent for
all Western Union employes cxccp.
about 4,000 in metropolitan New
York City, who are represented by
the American Communications As
sociation.
S11.C81.70 DELINQUENT
PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES
I \ . |
There are $11,681.70 in delinquent
| personal property taxes oil the
1949-50 city tax rolls, C. L. Fopejoy,
city clerk said today. This Involves
345 persons. These are payable at
I the office of the city clerk whose
office is new at the city dock.
FROM RENTON
Lyle R. Olson and f M. Tocacco
of Renton, Wash., are at the Bar
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NYSTROM FUNERAL
TOMORROW AT 2 P.M.
Funeral services for Knute Ny
.stroin will hfi held tomorrow after
noon at 2 c clock in the Carter
Chapel with the Rev. John Greeny
giving the eulogy. Ernest Ehler will
be the vocalist.
Pallbearers will be selected from
members of the city street crew
with whom Nystrom had worked
for many years prior to his retire- I
ment.
Interment will be in the Pioneers
Plot in Evergreen Cemetery. He
was a member of that organization.
He is survived by two sisters in
Stockholm, Sweden.
Selling Wave j
Hits Market;
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NEW YORK, June 25 —(/PI— The
Stock Market made a strong come
back today near the close after suf
fering heavily under two separate
selling waves resulting from the
Russian peace proposals.
Prices at the close were rfr r j
much as $3 a share among leaders
which at one time dipped a little
beyond $5 at the lowest point.
Some radio-TV issues were up a
Bit more than $2 and some out
standing issues cut their losses in
half or erased them altogether.
Business expanded to an esti
mated 2,500,000 shares, the best in
a month. Friday the total wa j.
340,000 shares.
mil COCKE, J3.
IS COMING TO
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National Commander of
American Legion to Visit
3 Alaska Posts
National Commander Erie Cocke,
Jr., of The American Legion will
pay an official visit to Alaska Le- |
gion Posts in July according to a |
wire received by Vern Harris, Com- |
mander of Jufteau Post No. 4. His .
tentative itinerary schedules stops!
in Anchorage July 6, Fairbanks, i
July 7. and Juneau on July 8. Jsj- j
neau Post No. 4 will be official host;
during his stay here.
Plans for entertaining this dis
tinguished guest are to be discussed
at the regular post meeting at 8
tonight in the Dugout. All post
members are urged to be present
as several other urgent matters are
also to be discussed.
FROM SEATTLE
James T. Thayer of Seattle is at
the Baranof Hotel.
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