-.ir-rf-
e.t.urday,
July
23
1938.
Timely
Recipes
I
LLIED
T0MAT6
CHEESE
SALAD
2
tablespoons
granulated
gelatin
,
.
Cup
cold
water
i"
cup
tomato
Juice
11
u
cups
cream
or
cottage
'cheese
j
cup
salad
dressing
i
cup
chopped
celery
4
cup
chopped
green
pepper
tablespoon
minced
onion
and
pepper
to
season
tomato
Juice
to
boiling
point.
Dissolve
gelatine
In
hot
Juice.
Add
heese
and
heat
until
thoroughly
imnded.
Cool.
When
mixture
Is
I'hone18&84
P.O.
Box
575
Money-tfaving
Values
Every
Day
At
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents
Quality
The
Best
Service
The
Best
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
BICYCLE
CHEAPER
Peace
River
Youth
Pedalling
His
Way
To
Montreal
'
WINNIPEG,
July
23:
(CP)
The
cheapest
way
to
travel
Is.
by
bicycle
according
to
28-year
old
ftod
Evans
who
arrived
here
after
a
lCOO-rnlle
pedal
from
Fort
St.
John,
one
of
the
Peace
River
settlements.
Rod
Is
on
his
way
to
Montreal
via
Minneapolis,
nhlrne-n
nnfl
r.
Soak
gelatine
in
cold
water.
Ileati
trolt
where
jntend9
catcn
R
boat
for
England
to
visit
his
par
FORT
ERIE,
Ont..
July
22-fCP)"
smiled.
in
the
absence
of
his
parents
a
I
Before
coming
to
Canada
six
.
v.
rl.onfnnA
Tt
U.'H
Pol
Pr
CTvnt
10
voOfC
nn
nn
Alio
rom
over
vue
mm"
,i:pi4v.t.
--v.
vi.
L.
hfvsnltal
with
serious
iranan
cauie
rancn
DUI.
IUM
1
"
kounds
in
the
abdomen.
STRONG
ON
SPORT
tdmdoN.
July
21:
(CP)
RUSHED
Hi'
AIR
Hon.
I
CAPE
TOWN,
July
23.
(CP)
.
Can
You
Equal
This?
Clean,
Comfortable
itooms
with
Hot
and
Cold
Water
Home
Cooked
Meals
Beautiful
Harbor
View
Board
&
Room
$10
Mo.
and
Up
"All
White
Help"
KNOX
HOTEL
THE
WORLD'S
GOOD
NEWS
will
come
to
your
home
every
day
through
THE
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
MONITOR
Ah
Inlt
national
Daily
NtwP'P"
I
rtoordi
far
tht
,rU;
olt.ii.
ton.tn.tlvt
dolnfi.
Tht
Monltw
Joet
not
tiploit
erlmt
or
nwtlon:
ntlthtr
dotl
.
'"",.if
nd
U
!ft
tht
Jut
dealt
corrtctlwlr
with
thtm.
mturn
lor
buw
m.o
mu.
lncludlnt
tht
Wttklf
Mtt'imi
Btctlon.
rhy
Christian
Bclenca
Publlihtnc
Boclttr
,
..v.
sviwii,
mp.-v.
,
-
'lwt
knttr
mi
tubacrlptlon
to
Tht
Chrlitlan
Bcltnet
Monitor
lor
rlod
ot
J
month.
MJ?E"
J"1!.,
W'dntid.j
U.ut,
latludlni
ManH"""'""11
1
1M'
StmpU
CePr
t
Rnn'il
to
spend
a
Tew
days
In
town.
The
former
Is
at
present
employed
aboard
the
snagboat
Essington
end
Jthe
tatter
Is
working
at
the
Ecstall
River
pyrites
tnlne.
v
ter
Elliott,
minister
of
health;
(Rushed
here
by
airplane,
motldn
Dr.
A.
S.
Lamb,
provincial
chest
U
a:ik
parliament
to
grant
20,-
j
pictures
of
the
classic
Derby
show-1
specialist,
and
Miss
P.
M.
Erlckson
00
($100,000)
to
the
Civil
Service
ed
South
Africa's
Bols
Rousel's
R.
N
who
have
been
conducting
a
rU
Council
for
added
recrea-,
brilliant
win
only
eight
days
afte?
j
tubeKuloals,
clinic
at
Stewart
and
.
.
.....
.
.
.
Un
Cm.'Sl.V.
WAAA
M.ns
I
Dlff
.Iftf
.Ml
J
L.wl.M
n
1
Ease
the
Strain
On
The
Family
Budget
Is
it
hard
going
to
finance
the
last
of
the
I
month?
Try
the
Singer
Plan
Sew
your
way
through.
Make
practical
savings
"New
Fashions
For
You
and
Your
Home"
-Your'
Singer
summer
booklet
tells
you
how.
Call
for
a
copy
here
it's
free.
Own
a
Modern
Singer
and
Save
Money
We
will
be
pleased
to
explain
the
Singer
Plan
of
Domestic
Economy
and
how
it
works
$3.00
a
month
will
do
the
trick.
Phone
6
Or
Call.
No
Obligation
The
Singer
Shop
'will
return
hp-rp
thU
pvpnlntr
m
the
Prince
Rupert
from
the
north
and
truW
tn
lonva
sdiJd
marl
-
ww
.vm.v
vw..
..VAW
week
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Isl
?.nds.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Crawford
of
Saskatoon
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
morn
ing
to
visit
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H
E.
Alton,
109
Eleventh
Street,
until
next
Wednesday
when
they
win
'
make
the
round
trip
to
Skasya,
Mr.
"Crawford
,1s.
the
bridge
and
building
master
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
at
Saskatoon.
Piloted
by
Claire
Dobbiri,
a
Pa
clflc
Airways
seaplane
arrived
here
at
6
o'clock
last
evening
from
Van-couver
and
continued
this
morning
at
9
o'clock
to
Stewart.
Yesterday
afternoon
Pilot
Bob
Ellis
was
In
from
Ketchikan
with
a
passenger
for
last
night's
train
East,
A
fly
Ing
boat
passed
over
at
7;15
this
morning,
coming
from
an
easterly
direction
and
continuing
on
"south.
It
was
flying
high
and
"did
not
stop
here.
With
Less
Work
More
Education
Vnrle
Sam
Finds
Depression
Gives
Folks
Time
to
Learn
j
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.,
July
23:
(CP)
The
number
of
illiterates
In
the
United
States
has
been
reduced
by
l;000,000
or
25
percent
of
the
estimated
'total
during
the
THE
PAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
T
T
'
ITTfiT
TfTliT
"HW
t
til
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Cash
for
Old
Cold.
6ulger"'.
t!
ThU
,ftf
ternbon's
train,
due
from
(.the
East,
at
2
o'clock,
arrived
on
Bishop
Rlx
will
have
charge
!
time.
the
services
in
St.
Andrew's
3aVh&
edral
the
last
two
Sundays
In
July.j
Miss
Louise
Johnson
and
VLx&
1171V
M.
Byrne
sailed
yesterday
after-
hoo
cm
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
Miss
Mildred
Lindsay
sailed
on'
visit
to.
Stewart.
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
afi
ternoon
for
Stewart
on
holiday
Willlajn
-
f.
Stone
sailed
yester-vlslt.
.day
-af
ternoon
on
the
Prince
Ru-
!
pert.,
for
a
business
trip
to
Anyox
and
Stewart,
-
'Hitvj
j
w
(imj
avva
.
Bpending
her
holidays
visiting
'hero.l
.
?
n
.
,
.
..J8al,ed
by
the
Cardena
this
ihor
,f
UnUyCl,St',l0ad,ed
W
thiln5
r
tihi
to
Victoria,
more
ihan
100
pounds
of
eauln-
nrtlally
thickened,
add
salad
tlres-Jmeut,
had
laid
out
only
$10
for
-
.
(,
.
...
.
.
c
nc
ui
of
Vancouver,
viuicuuvrr.
one
xnw
ui
ceiery.
green
pepper,
.
looa.
e
carries
nis
own
tent,
cook-
lne
dlpectora
of
thfi
Br1Ush
noW.i
York.
Tl...
f
MnSMtl
..1
11-
J
-
-
-
"
1
A
n
tun.
m
...
at
in'd
wa.onlngs.
Pour
lnto(a
mould
j
until
firm
PRETORIA,
July
23:
CP)
Tl
rif
.h
rugby
team
touring
South
this
year
I?,
well
termed
the-,
'
1
IUe
.
bla
Packers.
Co.
was
here
aboard
emergencies.
v
He
has
not
patron-
the
Cardena
this
morning,
making
ized
a
hote
or
tourist
camp.
the
round
trl
tRe
,
A
one-mile
stretch
of
Toad
in
the
Athabaska
country
stalled
him
Miss
nose
n
icon
arrivea
in
tite
city
by
airplane
yesterday
after-
hoon
from
Ketchikan
and
proceed
P.
'E.
Burke
I,d
by
tne
evening
train
to
New
D.
J.
Bartlett,
'Inspector
o'
weights
and
measures
from
Van
couver,
'who
Is
on
a
tcmr
of
this
.lour
and
one-half
hours.
Carrying
tPlt
-
u.-a
,uii
,HH'ii.4.
vnw,
fm-
iv.rr.p
-
.
....
.
nn,
,
t.1.
VI
-
J
I
.
J
"""
IMflTOIHlb"
neat
reprwnu
.:
c,
,
k'w
T
"""""'f1":,
"
",cion
the
local
waterfront,
sailed
riand,
English,
Scottish,
irlih
back,
i
Rod
waded
almost
hip
deep
nBht
nn
4h
n,!..
,..kiLL
i
md
Welsh
players
being
included,
;
In
muskeg
before
an
Indian
with
a
Vancouver
Vancouver
for
for
Workman's
Workman's
Com
Oom-i
I
-
'
linm
nlriran
him
nr
THE
OLD
GUN
AGAIN
"It
almost
broke
my
back,1
he
pensation
Board
consultation,.
Angelo
Astort
and
Harry
Astcri
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Carden
RADIO
CBR
Moaday,
July
25
6:30
to
C:5
p.m.
HON'
T.D.Pattullo
Prime
Minister
of
British
Columbia,
wlll.speak
on
'UNEMPLOYMENT'
Miss
Maile
Balagno
arrived
In
the;
cjfty
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
last
evening
irony
ner
ius.
studies
at
Seattle
to
spend
th
summer
vacation
with
her
parents
Mr,
ancl
Mrs:
"Charles
P.
Balagno.
Miss
Grace
Brett
.of
Powell
Rl
ver,
whtf
has
been
spending
tV.t
past
ten
days
here
with
her
sister
Mrs,
O.
'H.
Soles,
sails
tomorrow
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Robert
for
Vancouver.
Mrs.
E.
G.
W.
Donald
and
Mrs
L-
Mercer,
wives
of
officers
of
H
M.
E.
York,
are
sailing
by
the
Prince
Rupert
this,
evening
foi
Vancouver
after
having
spent
tht
past
ten
days
In
the
city.
There
were
a
number
of
social
affairs
In
honor
of
Mrs.
Donald
and
Mrs
Mercer
during
their
stay
here
Their
home
is
In
.Hamilton,
Hotel
Arrivals
Central
A..
McOregor,
city;
Anders
Hes-
vity
of
the
educational
branch
ofl
-."
,Z
a
7,1
the
Works
Progress
Administration,
j
Henry
Schmidt.
Seattle.
f
oatfciirdlo.Uk
UAiillyil?-
.
sued
by
HarryLT
Hopkins,
W.
P.l
A$
w'
5
wilmor
r
A,
administrator.
.
tTW
Fort
Winiam
William
i
j
t.n
t
i.i
Xtlss:.
M.
Quist,
"lof
reduction
of
the.
personnel
rf'
Mr..
erid
Mrs;
John
Boyd
Montreal
the
educational
branch
of
the
bu,:"-
n.
w
T
R
,th
reau.
the
number
of
enrollees
foV
R-
P;'
';aS
oiflSSPS
continually
increases.
.erland
and
Jl.
H.
Mather
Vancou-
I
In
April
this
year
26,271
teachiver;
E.
Klnhey,
Port
Alberni,
o
ers
offered
101,603
classes
as;-
wson,
vicw.
against
.34,230
teachers
and
2y
.
.
.
na?x
,
Wori,
wfi
rinssps
a
vear
aen.
Enrollments
i
O.
Erickson
and
John
Hanley
fnr
Anril
showed
an
Increase
oTiC"
37,000
over
lhe
comparable
period
of
a.
year.
ago.
Iri
addition
to
classes
in
ele
Vnentary
education,
the
VI,
P.
H,
offers
classes
in
home-making,
cooking,
nutrition,
household
bud
getlng.
hygiene
and-
care
of
th
sick.
Closely
Associated,
with
these
lare
1,500
nursery
schools
for
Chile!-'ren
two
to
four
years
old.
There
'are
also
correspondenc
school
for
!persons
living
'in
remote
farm
ane
fmountain
reprtons
with
an
enroll
ment
oi
3U.OUO
lasi
year.
The
Dally
New
uik
an
audited
clrculatloh.
Play
safe
I
1938
39
Radio
Licences
Due
and
Payable
ti.
CLAVRING
For
Appointment
phone
Red
787
or
Black
733
Savoy
D.-
McN.
Lowe.
Prudhomme
Lake';
H.
E.
Scott,
C.
N.
R.:
A.
Russell
Phelan:
T.
Young,
Naas
River
Mrs;
L.
E
Brown,
Port
Essington;
B.
McDonald
and
M.
Bench,
city.
It
you
wish,
to.swau
"
wmethlngj
irv
it
iUsinef
1
T-JT
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AMD
SHIPYARD
i
w4
Ahtlilft
The
Letter
Bx
HERRING
QUESTION.
arguments:
He
should
understand
that
the
trollers
represented
by
this
torn-mlttee
are
not
concerned
in
any
fight
to
put
another
class
of
fisherman
out
of
a
Job.
Previous
ex
perience
of
the
"Divide
and
ftlue"j
policy
has
taught
us
that,
So
long,
as
we
can
be
kept
going
at
one
another's
throats,
our
main
ex
plotters
will
remain
unassalled.
Just
as
the
citizens
of
Vancouver
have
no
objection
to
thousands
of
loggers
chopping
down
the
woodsi:
of
British
Columbia
'but
would
bit-
terly
resent
even
the
smallest
hay
golden
egg
was
never
found
to
be
i
good
practice.
We
confess
to
a
little
exaggeration
In
the
use
of
the
word
golden
In
this
case
but
we
feel
entitled
to
one
little
flight
of
fancy
Bcthtobt,
Washbasin,
Window,
tad
Mirror.
CtSOfft
MflML
CEALED
Tnmln
Wldrsl
to
tht
n.i
dtnSdnm
md
widcirsed'
"Tender
for
Wharf
Repairs,
Part
CJwnnt.'
B.
O.
wUl
be
received
until
n
rii.itllrht
kavlnrl.
"Monday,
Anrnst
8.
19SS,'
tor
wherf
repairs
at
Port.
Clements.
Skew
District.
B.
C.
.
!
plana,
team
or
contract
ana
pecmc-i
Uon
can
tie
eem
Mna
iooms
of
terrferi
oMfctaKl
tX
-the'
off
lc
ht
th
Clilef
Engineer;
rj3ortmnt
of
Public
Work,
Ottawa.-at
the
offlWB
of
tre
District
Engineer.
Pont
Off
to
Bunding.
New
werftmitiflter,
b.
-.-..
Offices
at
Victoria.
B.
C
Vancouver,
B.
C
Prince
Rupert,
B.
J,
Port
Clera-mi.
n
r
oiH
Maosett.
B.
O.
Tertderi
wlU
not
be
considered
unle
made
on
prlmMd
form
ewppWed
toy
th
Dtmrtment
and
to
taxnxlano
with
oondlfclctia
on
ion,a
uintw..
ri
nripr
must
be
accooipaMea
by
certified
cheqw
on
a
chartered
bank
in
Canada,
payable
to
tl
order
of
the
Honourable
the
M;jiltr
,of
Pub
lic
Worka,
equal
to
iu
ereii
wi
Jm6un
of
th
tender,
or
Bearer
BornH
of
the
Dominion
of
Canada
or
of
the
Canadian
National
Ralrway
Company
and
4.-
Mnrfmwi.
nwrmanttfl.
uncondl
Uonally
gvaranued
m
to
principal
and
Interest
by
the
Domlntoo
of
Canada,
xx
the
aforementioned
bond
and
a
certified
tfheqtw
f
required
to
make
up
an
odd
amount.
,
,
NOTE;
Th
ueparwuero
mil
uhij
blueprlnta
and
pec4ficMon
of
tiie
work
m
rinrdt.
at
a
cum
ct
110.
00,
In
form
of
a
certified
tank.
dque
fyW
to
the
order
of
U
Minister
of
Public
wm-k
The
denoalit
wUl
tm
released
on
ine
rrvwu
flcatlon
yuiUMa
a
mmrOh
from
the.daOel
I
of
reception
vt
tender.
If
not
raturnedl
'within
that
period
the
depoalt
wUl
bJ
lorieiucu.
By
order,
J.
M.
SOUERVUXE,
Serretary.
Dapartawait
of
Publle
Work,
Ottiwa,
July
16,
103.
ham
Island
can
hardly
be
taken
seriously.
The
men
represented
by
this
committee
are
the
ones
who'
i
fish
there
And,
If
anyone
knows
'jhow
things
are
going
there,
they!
do.
Editor:
Dally
New.
-
'
Jf
he
,maln
nAs(m
'
Your
correspondent
of
June
29,
tkInB
,
heseut!'"1?g
t
'r
baU
in
attempting.todefend
the
herring
ra,thr
P,tiful
,wht
'
e"
of
lartst
"sh
seining
operations
at
Langara,
fthe
packers
;
shows
hlm.Vlf
.fUi
ft
wiftstAr
of
tW
uu.uutumnenuancei
packing
ten
to
twenty
tons
less
than
they
had
done
in
previous
years.
!
this,
apparently,
fooled
the
fish
ery
department
but
not
the
flsher-1
men
who
stood
to
lose
by
H,
One
point
on
which
we
are
In
perfect
agreement
Is
that
the
department
of
fisheries
will
take
no
stock
of
our
talk,
-
loose
or
other
ermen.
Reference
to
'Forrester
Island
reminds
us
that
conditions
in
Alaska
BROADCAST
IS
NOVEL
Mbblie
transmitting
Unit
At
Jasper
Gets
Some
Interesting
Sequences.
JASPER
.Tlllv
WIcrVi
herring
handling
business
nd,
inifta,ke
TO,?1?
wcat?h
m
anby-wayS
of
this
largest
of
Canada's
naI
hallbut
his
letter,
he
draws
many
"red"'
'"P"
few
national
parks
have
been
we'll
cov-ones
'across
the
trail
to
obscure
the
'
a
.
.
,
ed
by
the
novel
mobile
wilt
of
real
Issue
by
introducing
Irrelevant.
1
V
vvw""t,""",CT"'
PeaRS
the'Canadlan
Broadcasting
Corpor-
v.
a
vu.mck:Wc
uiusy.
atldn
'directed
by
-R.
T.
"BobHBow-
pK
hub
siKnuy
Kiiowmg
now
ill-
whfch
man
u
now
maklng
a
serles
wc
muse
nuiiga
auect
ine
operators
who
handle
the
statistics.
He
.will
easily
remember
how
a
fewi
years
ago
the
operators
cut
down
the
tally;
of
many
of
their
packers,
making
some
of
them
appear
to
;be
of
sound
pictures
on
the
sports
and
wild
life
to
be
broadcast
Wednesday,
July
27,
from
9
to
10
p.tn.
EX),
S.T.
'
The
most
novel'
broadcast
ever
fecorded
was
-made
on
the
tongue
of
the
seven
mile
long
Athabaska
glacier
In
the
heart
of
the
specta
cular
Columbia
Icefield
area
early
Thursday
morning.
There
Bowman
caught
a
party
of
Alpine
climbers
'complete
with
crampons!!
and
Ice
axes
starting
off
for
the
peak
of
iMt.
Athabaska,
a
georgeous
glacH
ated
aicu
mountain
muunutin
that
inai,
dominates
uuimnaies
this
uiu
wire
camp
starting
up
in
aianieyi
i
,
,
...
.
Park,
so
we
feel
that
the
small
?yt
have
P!ioved
to,
section
of
the
Columbia-
Icefield
sheet
of
water
between
Wtah
Point
f
;n
Highway.
and
Langara
Light
Jght
could
he
verylana
50
com?Jl!nr
'n
maiier?
0I
Golfse
'
well
he
left
for
halt
and
feed
ipur-
conservatlon
that
they
have
long
1
1
.
.
i
n
j
.
.
i
i
sequences
feature
the
Scotch
brogue
of
Charlie
Duncan,
the
Jas-
P05"-
l;n-:
"rr::;
V.
1
1
P.r
Park
professional
rrom
Killing
the
goose
that
lays
the.
"""".
"1C
"'""
"-jold
St.
Andrews,
who
played
the
course
for
them
the
broadcasters
were
dlsap-
ntlnfiwl
tirHAVi
iViAra
ttrara
Yu
mnd
were
very
much
the
same
and
lt'fects
.
at
tne
t
water
was
not
until
some
direct
action,
A
three.p0und
rainbow
trout
from
for
didn't
your
correspondent
speak
Tx
the
glacial
waters
of
Summit
Lake
of
200,000
tons
of
herring
passing
"?,f?t,0Tn
sftoJng
,wfs!
contributed
lts
share
of
.the
sound
through
these
waters
In
a
few
r"
.
TX.
1
1,"
effects
and
the
roar
of
creamy
foam
months?
Weil,
we
have
ho
tultfthle
tiTt!!,ita
aepths
of
th
scales
to
weigh
them
out
and,
al-
tf"
thfe
Canadian,
Mallgne
Canyon
pot
holes
provided
though
our
guess
Is
-as
good
as
his,
wfJJS.VilSS
ySn
almost
terrifying
sequence,
we
don't
think
It
is
worth
being
n"
nernng
in
vanaaa.
j
Humorous
Interlude
-came
with
included.
m
Mr-
Skg
?!
:rt'
the
tipping
of
a
canoe
on
the
jewel
Ka
nrrntmAnt
fHof
uAhrVOO
oil
'tVltf
r
a
u
v,
You
ib
"win
worry
aooui
inai
win-
KlrtQ
.
Tijitore
--
nf
T.ah
TlMiivPrt.
.
v
ter
on
relief.
are
Amerlcah
herring."
What
If
lp-
II,.
hftV
The
B.
C.
Packers
J
t
aIla
Blrl
came
tiuoc
lugcurci.
l-
ut
seme
ooat
in
ono
Wftrjpi
l.,.
w
ovv...
they
are
American,
herring,
or
"""Tnn't
7tTnJ
V.
Jasper
Park
Lodge,
the
park's
mag-Chlnese
or
any
other
kind?
We
l
AZ
JTj
Iwl
nlflcent
summer
hostelry,
where
feel
sure
that
lhe
salmon
and
hall-
-n?;
a
ma"mu
last
"war
-should
Oncers
atid
orchestra
closed
a4typl-but
pay
very
little
attention
to
the
ffS
JSll
cally
Interesting
day
In
this
mount-
nationality
of
their
feed
and
we
:
-
ain
Plmrounfl.
e
UoIler
ls
qulte
a
valuable
would
like
them
lert
here
Just
the
valuabIe,
.
,
same.
The
posslbflljy
pMhehe-
TnAnmmit
.
LONDON
tJOLD
PRICE
'
:omlng
too
numerous
and
dying
of
p;
;
"
disease,
as
he
suggests.
Is
Itoo
re-,
.
t9rrv
rarry
v
ass,
nr
h.i,
LONDON,
July
23:
(CP)-
The
mote
to
give
us
any
gray
hairs
just
'
price
of
bar
gold
was
steady
at"
nt
i
;
Try
a
Dally
newi
cissltied
ad'
'$$4.90
per
fine"
dunce
on
the-Lori-
"
That
herring
and
salmon
that
vertlsement
for
best
resul.
don
metal
market
yesterday."
eed
on
them
disappear
f
com
eer-'
,
-
'.am
grounds,
ls
definite.
Spme-f
fmes
the
causes
are
beyond
our
:ontrol
as
in
the
case
of
Hippo,
Island
but,
when
the
cause'
Is
with'
;
h
our
control
as.
in
the
situation
i
ander
discusslonwe
feel
that
something
should
be
done
about
lt.-
the
lnlormatlon
that
we
find
almon
off
the
West
Coast
of
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