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,Libby ?arm .1960
Nobel Prize for inventing 'H'w
?l?olomio clock" am! originated
the term ?Iniinmf', This is

'iflre 0/ I5 oi?tinlm on
who! to do in curse of "no
clear munch.)

By PROF.
WILLARD F. LIBBY

Fallout has been raining
down. 

'Your Child. a regal-W3, .. . - ommended that the State . . . ?Your?man is selling serv-i
           Sales Office    -  
to escape this. rain. You ll beta rays strike the skin Paroles set Whl?ey's mlm? ?1 ?Our lmes are

know he has been dusted,

3; contaminated. What do you

do?

You have two responsibil-
ities?to quickly end his ex-

 posure item the dust already

on his clothes and body. and
to make sure he does not
bring fallout dust inside the

. . of '1t 0t to'mo- . ..- . . .
shelter With him. This radiation must be avoid-  ?11292?. gm a? mill-sh. align lillandeO" Howajrdf ,Btgf?e' to, (Kazuhlko Asakura) is very of.
If he removes all the dust. ed by all means, and the w. ?re a m?mage' 0" fective in dealing with Japa-

he is safe for himselfthe shelter.
The radiation he has al-

ready received can be harm-
ful to him alone. His past
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much exposure to the X-rays
can cause damage. to the
human body, to bones, flesh
and blood-forming organs.
The early falloutcarries
two kinds of dangerdus radi-
ation. One is known as beta
rays which consist of nega-
tively charged electrons.
These are soft rays, and are
Stopped by such a thingbar-

directly, they can cause se?
rious burns. Dust radiating
beta rays must be washed
off. 

The most serious radiation
is gamma rays, 'or hard X-
rays which can carry great
distances in theair, and also
go through solid material.

fallout dust removed as soon
as possible if it does fall on
you.

The X-radiation from fall?
out soon after a bomb is det?
onated can reach 3,000 roent-

 

 

 

 

 

 

?rretu?rned from Russia, indicat-
Zzed'in a letter to the editor
:Zin today's New York Times
{that she will defy the Internal
1*Security Act of 1960 and refuse
lite register before theNovem
:Zber deadline. 

YOUR eyes and cars around
the world! That's The Seattle

Times. Telephone MAin 2?0300.

ready Titan squadron is sched-
uled to be deployed at Lowry
Air Force Base, Colo. before
the end of the year.

Times Cily
Center Office, 413 Pike St.

(Paid Advertisement)

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on?condition that he reimburse

the state for the cost of extra-

 diting him from Bakersfield,?
Calif. . 



Hungarian   
Forger'Wins 
leniencla 

"0 Andras Lang.  anative of

James W. Milflin upon plead?
ing guilty of forg-

eel.  .
Judge Mifflin deferredsen-
tencing Lang for three "years

'Lang. who came to the
United States in 1957 from
Budapest, had served a?countys
jail sentence in 1959 fprvunlaw-
fut issuance of bank checks.
Afterhe had been rehired by
his former employer, he
cashed'a number of checks
that had been stolen from the
employer. I

Clarence Edward Whitley,

32, was sentenced to no more

than ?20 years in the state

penitentiary for robbery.

Judge Mifflin and Deputy
Prosecutor Jack B. Regan rec?

mum term at three and a half
years. i 

Whitley pleaded guilty of a
July.ll holdup of a Houghton
service?station attendant with
a toy pistol.

Clinton Joseph Center. 19, of
153 N. 35th St., received a. two-
year sentence deferral upon

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Preparation of plans for the
final work in a six?year re-
building program at the East
Waterway Dock was author-
izediyesterday by the Port or
Seattle Commission. 
s'l?he work will include the
building of a new warehouse.
,The cost is estimated at
$575,000. 

Since the modernization of
the East Waterway Dock be-
gan, the Port has spent at least
$2,000,000 '?on the terminal,
Howard Burke, general
manager of the Port, said.

TWO OTHER major mod-
ernization programs also are
in progress. One involves
Piers 28, 29, and 30, and the
other involves Piers 44 and 40.

Each will cost about $5,500,-
000. .

The work has been scheduled

as possible.

AS ANOTHER of its
expansion program, it has
been suggested that the Port
might be able to use more of
the facilities at the old Seattle

 

 

 

 

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Moon set today, 7:24 a. 
rises, 5:15 p. m.
Moon sets tomorrow,
a. p. m.

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agency- 

The amount was an increase
of $9,293,150 over the past two
years. 

 

 

 

 

Eend of Irish partition." .
 As close as your telephonezl
lThe Seattle Times, MA 2-0300;

 

 

Your Are. Invited to Join
THE MEMORIAL 
ASSOCIATION 

A Non-Profit. sewn; Organization at
Western Washington Advocating

FUNERAL REFORM

Six?Year Plan 

Army Terminal. The Port now
leases Pier-?36 from the federal
government. 
Commissioner John Haydon,
who will be in Washington,
D. C., on private business next
month. was authorized to dis-
cuss the Army Terminal facil-
ities with government officials
while there.

THE COMMISSION awarded
a contract to the John H. Sellen
Construction Co. for expansion
of ticket counters at Seattle?
Tacoma Airport.

The Sellen company sub-
mitted the?low bid of $103,800
- just $8 under the second
lowest bid, submitted by the
Puget Construction Co.

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The Port of Seattle will open
in Midwest sales-promotion of-
,lice in Chicago January 1.

The Port Commission yes?
fterday authorized its general

loffice.
Burke said 20 applicants
were screened by the staff. Ot
lthe? 20, Burke said, Charles
gMarsh, manager of the Grace
?l..ine?s Chicago office, was the

 

Po?erisilor 
.Calle'des? 

  1ing the name of Seattle before



 

I I I I,
Witness i-
A steamship-company presi-ly

Seattle Commission as a mem-
berlof the audience, and noth-
ing else, suddenly found him-
Self called as an expert'witness
on whatvit takes for a port to
get business. -. -
The commission was; dis?
cussing the' Port's trade-pro
motion program? in Japan when
Commissioner Frank Kitchell
said: 
see Worth Fowler, pres-
ident of the American Mail
Line, sitting out there.
?Letthe Orient is doing and what
a port is able to do in soliciting
business.?
So Fowler took the stand.

IT WAS the first time that
the Port Commission, sitting
as a group, had heard its pro-
motion program discussed by
the head of a company in the
trade.

.selling cargo service.
JOB is keep-

the public which I under
stand he does.

?Our owner?s representative
in Japan, aman who was born
there, and speaks Japanese
fluently. tells me your man

nese shippers."

The work of a port repre-
sentative in a foreign coun-
try, Fowler said, is ?low
pressure promotional work.?
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Alaska. Line Ships; 7
CHENA?Southbound. l.316> miles to
Scottie at 6 p. on. .November 21. .
FORTUNA-g?Norfhbound. discharging oi
Seward. i
GALENAu-Loodlng' at Pier 42. .
ILlAMNA-Northbound. 3 salted fr 0 
for Seward ul 5240? p. Nu-
vembur 21. 
HANNA?Southbound, 635
Seattle at 6 p. m. November 2t. .
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yesterday by Isu? Brim. Jud day meetlng 'Of the Port Of ported Sltko at 4 o. m. November 22IoodMore -newspop?rs?ere?i?pure;' 
Aleuhon Morme  *gchased everydayq?ihan s??fi?m'on somhmund loam"? lmel?ch books glven away free?



 

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'5 New York. N. Y. Here's news of

wonderful new relief for miseries
of common diarrhea often caused
by overindulgence in food or drink,
?stomach colds," change of water
or diet, "toxins," ?nerves,? etc.
Remember, diarrhea strikes w1th-
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1' . . lto choice 

 radioactlve so been] 2155 i sure bowler added, and 

5 i? all radiation like 'in?i fgcti? gen? mom p8} hour? That - TIDES Burke sald {Odayv however' 0 inlon one man c?tn do a bet-

 - - IS enough to km a person Ophcal mus'on Fll'St 5115 am? 11-3 ft-?he would not be able to reach - - 

?3 ous disease. This is a Vital within 15 to 20 minutes if F- 10.39 5 (-ft g. - ter 10b than a big staff could. -

i point to remember I - - -th East-West vulnerable. South - am? Marsh to confirm the appomt- 

Have him weholl: Illnlod 18 big?? 059215 deals. second mg? 4:09 P-m-i ment until later this week. THEN FOWLER was asked  

taminated outelfirlhil?iien (barl- He will nest, die ii 15pm 20 NORTH second 10w 10'56p'm"4'5tt' The Comm-155m" prevmusb?his Opinion 0? a WhiCh . . i 

sue a It dgu? ,nutes such an ex 05_ A TIDES had authorized a budget item state offlc1als are pondering: 
'dlash ?5,366: at? til??  will Came him to pdie ?1.134;; First high 6102 12.1ft. of $21,180, of which $10,000 Should a port be permitted to 

- 955 . A First low 11:28 6.1 it. will be for the manager?s sal- pay for entertainment of its .
Corltammaiw ?Othmg late" . . K852 Second high ary. The rest would be for representatives?  
. Whlle he 15 at the entrance . . EAST Second low travel expenses rent and of? ?You?re selling service.? 1; 4 -
to the open-door shelter. NO HUMAN would survwe equipment, ._ur sa1 . ow er answered, and one .- 
1f he recewed L000 roentgens '10 The Por" of Seattle already wav you sell service is to 
THERE WILL BE fallout of total body radiation in a '72 . .   
on his Shoes and ho I Short time meanin 24 hours has trade-development offices entertain customersvi. QJIM in New York, Washington, D. ?it may be a terrible thing  '3 -
 ?3 Show k?Ck 0? Show 0? less? souru %c and Tokyo to do but you have to do it   - 
 He could walk into the shel- A total exposure within a A -
ter with his shoes if you put 24-hour period to a total of1:00 AM. in Nav.22 Df .5, .
.v newspaper or other covering 500 roentgens probably would . None 3" The team;?ogging? 59m?? all.? .7 I - 
on the-floor, then remove his kill half the persons eXposed. '5 A 7 6 3 ARRIVED novsmaen 2i I .
shoes to be put outside, ?An exposure of 350 roent- 'Veiscl- Frnm? Tlme? i . i 
along with the newspaper. gens in a short time would The my. 3,
Or you could sweep out any kill some persons.  355? 343.5%: - g: Transport?, 1  ?r
dust he brought into that one It you were exposed to 200 4c ubs Poss ?spade; Pass You?? 1?7 .
.q . . ?mum pas, pus, puss BIL TA we oncouver, 8.: r. 
.pot. roentgens lu a or time, 0 . -1 Id, d, 11.30 a. Pier 65. States Marine,

. The dusted person must you could expect naUSea, Queen 0 IDEPARTED NOVEMBER ..WaSh face; hands. hall?. fallgue- aflds Slek? anvs'h . - w, .-
any part of his  which 11955, but not fatal 11111855. I  hand-featured today Hp-  Eimfu 6:15 p. Pier 88. BillsI 50 
has been exposed and still An exposure of 50 roent? Dears to be 51? laydown for 1-3 calm JULIUS (Gcermun m??Europte vial Auk-mg. 
has dust. He should keep gens would bring slight; tricks whenexposed to every- p- Em" 73?:?nffa 
washing until the radiation temporary ,blood changes, one's View. The declarer, how- page; ,i 
meter registers no radiation  disappear in tflne? and became the Of an End 3" '1 ?30 tlnlilrlhursdoy h'larEn?mgf?d ash?,  
coming from his body or his you would not notice any Optlcal and found a - m' 

. it I. 
halr' Syniptoms' way to lose the  lL?lgl?XNCL?Scword, 4:45 p. Pier erephoto map' 
Washing fallout out ofhair, Exposure to 25 roentgens South opened With. one heart C. MS SNOW To CONTINUE 
especially women?s hair, can within a night and day would and North offered a ]ump raise pie. oi, Slums 5 Here are the latest mmpemm rem Fairbanks cloudy 3 _6 
be difficult, The person not any detectable t0 three hearts. . DUE. NOVEMBER 23 . logs and precipitation measurements _lnr Juncall. :14 24 :07  
caught in fallout would be effect South HOW wanelel?mmEd to Eih?2l5?lle?l?Ufllj '4 ill . 
wise to cover his or her hair That means that if the settle for no less than a small vicl Vancouver, 8. Pier 36. James Wgegrl?er'egr?reergym readings for ya Nome. clear ~4 .04, g;
with a hat. with any kind of radiation intensity outside slam, and showed the ace of wa?llm via co, fordoy: low temperatures? are 1?2 Calgary. port. lb  
covering which can be tossed your shelter. has fallen to a clubs. When his partner re- Gagging?? 53%? my: "2  
away when he reaches shel- level of roentgen per hour, vealed the diamond control, ver, a. Pier 88. American Mail. 1?4 h?Ur5 ending a! 4 a- m. All Scull?; MontrealSYOSSET River perm readlnos are for the 2? Ottawa, clear  23 .. a. .,
ter. you could move around out- his enthuSlasm for a grand dale, 5mm, Mob,?  hours ending ul 3 o. m. $99k?? pain. [may 3 .1,
Water used to wash off side for 24 heurs and not slam waned, for it now ap- [lgeflon'S?f?gv?l?n?jV?ing 2t jig  A  
fallout should be thrown out be affectedlmmediately. Hu- peared improbable that the NOVEMBER ,4 Norma? Vancouver. mm all 38 .61 
of the shelter, man beings can take up to black-suit were solid. SBACETtLiberiar?l oiic?nls vgsu Bollinlghom, rain .. 45 '32  Honolulu. ?toudv  7c 72 .02: 
- . . lver, ucomumanlgens .Over a two' so Smith b'd healts f!ng Ano- gliding. jihadREPEAT. The Week period w1th no obselv furthEI ado. lT??REcmugiun 45 33:52am?; morn:  -,
radiation the person has re- able West opened the queen of via Sign Francisco. Pier as. James meanings. rain ..   CAL ruin . . 0 REP 
celved is dangerous only to The total body dosage of diamonds, which was taken _ln Mgl?g Sfy?pia, mud, ,30 g; my omwmf? Dmchim, not to any others once radiation, and how quickly the dummy as declaler dis ?Agm?gmka, my?, Alaska 5_ S. Pmreigg'vldoudy ?59 47 
he removes the dust. It 15 yen get the total, 1% the key. carded a spade. He now drew msl?looun. Tacoma. gortler?ljgeleusincloudv .gg ?g 1% post . .ia 912 
. . . Ol'Ul'lrr - - - - --  - .Illlke getting an X-ray ?th6 (Tomorrow, After the war trumps. Played the 0f v_lc_: Colum- -- ?g 44; n3" SSCOEISQ from January to dot . 7
CheSt X'ray does ?0t ?lake ?5 Over the Cleanup 10b Spades and I'Uffed a spade. bio River. Pier 20. Trumpuc'?c?soUND Egghohefcrhidm?ii: 0 36 so :59 4'34 degree? Precipitation I
. . . ACTIVE VESSELS 0N PUGET . 39 120 i
you radioactive. But too starts.) When East showed out on the . Taloosh. rum -- - Pasl 24 hours. Inches. dole
- "m "m Walla Walla, cloudr 44 ?76 lusl year. .37. Since first ol monlh. 2.51.
., thle round, declarer was un? ALASKA 90, American Mail, Wenol?chec. snow .. '26 .50 Since Jonum able to establish the fOllI'tl?l ?member 23' mm Total excess Since January l, this year,
 . ALBUR lLiheriunJ?BeIl-nghom. General National 
- card Of that Sm Ansl- M.  Y-Please send Dr. leby?S booklet on I. AS ya: there was no cause rlne, November 30, East Coast,Im'lusgsg, Lgaogmyn 7'27
1* for alarm as the contract was (L'ber?anl - EFF-?ell- Weslem Atlanta, purl. cloudy  5.. November]; Orlenl. Birmingham, cloudy 55 .15 shippers Forecast . 
'2 You SURVWE ATTACK ?t assured if the Clubs were 39- Banners-oils. We   larl-   3: ll i.  shamansWhen EaSt UP CRESTA (Liberian?) Seaport Eggiggfg?ulgy 33 34 .02 Lava; 'l?lljorghr?flg Eelgigngc'riiom?erlg giggefers; SEE YOUR PM TRAVEL OR
3. .k (Enclosedis 50 (ems) x- four- clubs, declarer was com- 42," Alo'sk'o s. 33 l3 Cqucadu: l: zigoesr'ees; from 
v" Kcichlkon. 35 lo .54 Yokhno to Spokane. ll: degrees, and from
?k It penal to lose two tucks and Tacoma, General cidy, 54 42 .. Yakima lo Walla Walla. 22 degrees.
.. 4; Hum. If go down one on an apparently 5. November 23. Formosa. cmmgo, mm ..  AD 35 .15 Days
j? hard?1 1 HM YU ?Ch?09591?7qc?ma? 55mm? 5? Clncinnoli, cloudy   41 31 - Yesterday?s hroling-oeqree-duy ?gures.
5 .g lea - Olympia Ef?cloufdgdum 5% 72?: -- computed by average tem835* Oweverr were      .. ?registrarnot entitled to a sympathetic KOIKU MARU (Japanese run?so .23. Des Memes! mm 3o .46 ?1,6
4? audience. for a simple calcula- 5' 5" El,ng if, j; Starla aforecoslsf 
- KYOKUYO MARU (Japanese ms)?To~ 37 Jes c_rn Was in_ on: A EW 5 owersl 
 f; vk 1? ?on Show that declarer coma. Williams Dimond, December 3. E?rra?gn?farruln 53 ,4 and brief sunnv periods tomorrow. - 
.v . can claim 51): heart (Liberian) Todds [Mama Galveston, min  68Tracel?m?l8rmwv 42 to low ton-chiSEND IT IN: Mall ?I?l?llS coupon plus 50 cents to The Seattle three Spades. 0118 dlamond and lionol, November 27. Japan ma Colum- 40 33mm _M0'Jnloln orcos: Snow today and jo-
. 1 At hm River. Jacksonvme' cloudy 75 ?3 night. changing to a few snow flurrles
Times. P. O. Box 9 6. for a copy of Dr. Willard F. Libby Kansas cuy. rain .43 .20 gushing? 3:333281page booklet. "You Can Survwe Atomic Attack" 9?69 ?geongg as Edwin. Stillman.? m? t3: tilti?sf'i?i?iar .. 37 _ owcrinq i. 2.000 an to mow. .
a a 2 1 (Pu?m?l?m m5 Louisville, rain .. 44 30Trocc Murine Warnings
P651398 and sales fax are H18.  cenf Charge, all right for declarer [0 flag?3': seaport Sh'ppmg?1Novembcr 23' magnn?hi??ac?gw?rr'?i??gv' 75.;  '01 Small-craft warnings displayed card a Spade. However, after l??"il3"T?c?mf" 0' Milwaukee. cloudy . 37 :n .15 
- iln crab- 25, Mex co. Poultrumps are drawn, he should SEIZAN MARU (Japanese New Orleans, cloudy 54 0 .omght and .omorrow.
y' . I ham. Kerr S. 5.. November 22. Japan. New York, dear  35 Fwy-Day pu?onk - I
., . ea 9. OW spa rom ummy TATALIBIJDA Alaska S. 5.: oklohomo City. rain :2 11,3 heavyI
Novel? 9? 0 10 .. . roln ooung we 0 our in: as 
   and  the ten from hand' 42. Alaska 5. Novem- g?g??gm?gf? clear H, 2'7 .. hcovicr amounts near the Coast. Teln-
If it wms, he has a chance to her 24. Seward. phoenix. clear -. 33 ?09 Matures will be slluhllr below normal
1" . i. . . TORYU MARU (Japanese ms)?Tocnmo, pinsburgh, cloudy 13 .. through Monday. will. highs mostly 42 . 
   make all 13 tI'leS. If It 10565, Ugenergl s.  glgembser  #10:ng pomgnd, cloudy . 34  .85 lorso and CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla., the reSt 0f_ the Spades are gQOd 22, Yokohama via Vancouver, C.  drag? .. 48 26 .. be  vffrih 
 New YORK. Nov. Nov. first for the discard of the losmg WORLD (Liberian) 25. St. Louis. cloudy -- 45 Ag 34 of rain lhroqgh MQ?dav. except some
,lntemo?llonol. November 75, Japan. I Salt Lake ?Cl.y, 1p. cloudy 31 l. .07 snow ?ken, a, 1m, hyper. Naval-Ions and 
Gurley Titan launched ?mom mono (Japanese msl~owm? San Antonio, ron   7  69 .la the extreme northern purilon. Highs gen? 
:?71 ?ld t' 1 Chairman all-Air Force crew successful- (Copyl'ight 1961 m' Became?r 7' Japan 33" Elm" cumlo'?l'v 6? :3 be 315 f0 Sill and? ill? 25 m? I
~yearflew Iast l?PDli?cal? Son Banned El- 5le Monc' 4 "l 
-~of the United States Commu-Th . 3 9 -amp_a. clear -- 7 5?
-r . . tested a nose cone U. N. A enc . ?-'-'ashinglon. clear .. 29 
?fnist Party, indicated today she being developed as a target R0 gov :2 (A p) ABBECEIAET- Wichita. cloudcasan . as 
eLrelected pleas to remain In the for the Nike?Zeus The conlerencg 0f the Food bagBEd the {gong ?or; the One 
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ftSOVIet Lip-Ion and retuTIEEd mlSS?e, and Agri?ulture Organization lRoad 3! recorded  Teresa   .
?here my light the law TequFlng The launching?tenth suc- yesterday approved 3 1959-20-v ar?old ballad- 
Elle? Tengtrallon as a fDFElgn cessm arow for Titan?moved budget of $31,135'0m_ begguse ?it is politic,?  Distress  I . . .
?fagent; . the. rocket nearer operational in the history --, rcpaganda advocating the an a 
-r Miss W110 recently readiness. The first combat- PAUFIC
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