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OPERATION ELECTRODE In an effort to save small chinoolcs from being eaten by chubs as
'hey leave the Winchester dam turbine outlet, Copco and fish and game officials pooled their
sfforts recently to electrocute the scrap fish. At first, only one electrode was lowered into the
pool and 110 volts were turned on. A few chubs were disposed of in this manner. When the
above picture was taken, Bill Rinabarger and Fred Kuclc at the left window, and Ross Newcomb
and Jim Bartley at the other window, had just increased the current to 220 volts by lowering an
other electrode. The fish merely backed away from the area. Later attempts, however, resulted
in success according to Newcomb, resident biologist in charge of the Umpque river study. The
"electric treatment" proved its value over the weekend when a great number of young salmon
went over the dam. Continued applications of the electric current so dispersed the chubs that
the small game fish went on their way in peace. The electrodes will remain in the water and be
charged occasionally to discourage the scrap fish from remaining in this spot to feed on the
young chinooks, so badly shaken from their fall they are unable to escape. (Staff photo.)
Insult Added To Injury
When Horse, Dog Bite
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 7. UP)
Walter C. Reeves claims he was
bitten in the neck by a horse at
a horse show. Then, he says, in
jury was added to injury when he
was bitten by a dog when he went
to complain about being bitten
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Tales Of Tuna Sport Fishing
Turns Thoughts From Fears
Of War, States Columnist
By DEWITT MACKENZIE
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst
This befuddled old world of
ours has become so war-minded
that it spends half its time talking
about past conflict and the other
nan worrying over the next.
I fear that we live too much In
the past and future, and not
enough In the present. Anyway
vour columnist is led up wltn
war and rumors of war. So let's
talk about fishin'. one of the re
ally worth while things in life.
I ve angled in many countries
lor various kinds of fish, but 1
struck something new as an ob
server at the recent slate of
Maine tuna tournament held at
Boothbay harbor, one of Ameri
ca's beauty spots. I'd like to tell
you about that.
Some call tuna fishin' with rod
and reel the acme of piscatorial
sport. Well, we won't argue that
point, but It certainly is one oi
the most rugged so much so
that unless the fisherman is phy
sically fit he runs the risk of
bodily injury. A battle with say
a 900 pound tuna is terrific. It's
the purpose of this a'tlcle to re
cord an impression of such a
fight with a big lish one that
got away.
On Fast Cruiser
I had the mivllcEe ol being tor
three davs aboard the fast cruis
er of one of America's widely
known tuna fishermen Walter
McDonouch, of Bnelle, N. J. He
won last year's tourney at Booth
bay. Aboard the "Jersey Light
ning u also were nis wne, ana
his crew of two Louis (Sonny)
De Kilipo. skipper, and Bob
(Red) Sluart. male both exper
ienced tuna fishermen and first
class sailors.
McDonouch Is a huge, barrel-
Chester chap, about six-feet-two
and weighing 245 pounds. He had
oeen sitting patiently lor a long
and wearing time In his swivel
chair at the stern, feet braced
and set for action if a fish should
strike his bait He was stripped
to the waist and wore a heavy.
wide leather corset like a pony
saddle. Tournament fishing is a
serious business.
Sonny crouched azainst the
controls of the cruiser, watching
Mcuonougn. "Red kept on
"chumming" throwing pieces of
fish overboard to attract tuna.
Mrs. Mac (Betty) played a highly
important role by relaying occa
sional bits of food to her husband
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and resorting to frequent bits of
badinage to ease the tension.
Hooks Big One
Suddenly McDonough barked
"Let's go!" He swung on his
huge rod as he set the hook in
what we estimated to be an 800
to 900 pound lish. Sonny naked
a cord which released tne cratt
trom its mooring. The powerful
motors began to ihrub. Betty aim
1 made ourselves scarce. "Red"
stood at hand for any emergency,
but away lrom McDonough since
no aid can be given a tournament
fisherman once he has hooked his
lish.
The battle was on. It's an feb-sui-d
comparison, 1 know, but as
AicDonougn toughi that lish I
could thiiiK ol nothing but a man
tackling a Bengal tiger with his
bare hands.
The tuna now had perhaps 300
yards of line run out and was in
command of the situation. It was
Mac's business to curb the fisii s
rushes and gain command him
sell. He had to work mighty last
because we were encircled by
olher ooatg and our theater ol
operation was relatively small.
Savage Fight
it was a savage fight. Mac's
big muscles swelled as ne threw
every ounce of his vast strength
into the task ol curbing the tuna s
wild rushes and reeling it in inch
by inch. His chair swung violent
ly back and forth as his line lash
ed the water. No man could stand
mat long.
Nooouy spoke. The tension was
thick enough to cut, and became
more so as we approached other
boats anchored nearby. About
nine minutes had passed and
Mac had all but mined control
over the huge fish when the tuna
gave a sudden rush around the
anchor line of a neighboring
crHii,
McDonouch's line was severed.
Silence on the Jersey Lightning
II. Everybody was stunned. Son
ny was a white of face as a
sheet. Mac sat and stared at the
water for a long minute. Then he
suddenly threw back his head and
his big, boyish laugh boomed out.
wiin that the crew lumped Into
action to prepare for more fksiu
ing. Betty slipped a sympathetic
and encouraging arm about her
husband's neck as he settled
down to more hours of tedious
waiting.
well, there you have nine min
utes in the life of a tuna fisher-
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1. And h esuseth all, both small and great, rich and
poor, fr.s and bond, to rccelva a mark in their right
hand, or In their foreheads:
17, And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had
the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number
of his name.
Revelation 13:1(, 17
Wed., Sept. 7, 1949 The
Britain Request
Right To Spend
Funds As Pleases
WASHINGTON, Sept. 7. (.IV-
RHtain U-ill ncl n-m!,lnn n
spend Marshall plan dollars any-
wnere sne llhei not just in tne
United States as one way out
of her financial n-Uii nffirtaia
said today.
Diplomatic authorities said Brit
ish Foreign Minister Bevln on
his way here for three-power
talks on Britain's economic plight
Is convinced hi
will have to dip Into her dwind
ling reserves for millions of dol
lars unless Marshall plan policies
are relaxed.
Rwin inrl Rli Siaftr-wA r--i ......
chancellor of the exchequer, are'
nue in rvew xorK tonight aboard
ine untisn liner Maurentania
fOr thp rriliPAl RHlith.AmArfnH.
Canadian financial conference
opening tomorrow at the Stale
department.
Top diplomats of the three
governments hope to devise a
.-.- i in siup-gap measures at
condition trom getting worse. But
they are reported pessimistic
about finding an immediate for
mula ior solving Britain s long
range problem.
Former Secretary of the Treas
ury Henry Morgenthau Jr. said
Britain's basic trouble Is that
American Industry has achieved
man and an observer. Mac took
secord place in the tournament
but he can gain the permanent
trophy If he wins next vear, since
he already has one leg on It
through his victory In 198. I
reckon he'll be there trying.
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Release Of Americans
By Russians Postponed
HELSTEDT, Germany. Sept 7.
ieP The Russians were report
ed to have postponed Indefinitely
the liberation ot two American
youths they have held In eastern
Germany since late in July.
No reason was given for the
postponement of the release of
Warren Oclsncr. 20, of Oyster
Bay, N. Y. and Peter H. Sellers,
18, of Philadelphia.
American authorities were In
formed that the two youths
I would be released at 4 a.m. (PDT)
Monday. More than five hours
later Russian authorities failed
to keep a border rendezvous with
U. S. military police sent here to
receive the youths.
The two boys were on a bicycle
tour of Germany when they were
reported seized in a Russian zone
town for taking pictures.
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