Today's
Weather
prince
Rupert
Raining,
routh-ea?t
wind,
12
miles
per
h'
29.38;
temper
.a
moderate.
XXVII..
No.
81.
4
.
t
Vs.
1
.
TTitlr
venture
in
iu
nurrnqn
man
In
th
in
1.
Lilt:
utiiiiw"
----
fhe
Piieh-
r
will
renew
with
increased
vigor
insistence
on
return
ui
ucr
Tho
r.orman
npnnie
ueueicuiy
IUV
w
V
I
w
1
I
4V.AVM
lllfUf
i
.Li
1
.
A
nAnnrA1
i
t
f
nT
.
Aim
towards
any
objecti
ve
hlle
the
chancellories
of
Eur-
,
.
,
.
Military
efficiency
and
thorough-
Nazi
reirlme
Rpfflmentatlon
nn
mtii
i
...
u
i
i
i
.-.
i
t
n
ni
r
y
into
every
lorm
oi
me,
ai
nine,
at
work
and
at
play.
The
're-birth"
of
the
nation
.3
1
17fn
ll
n
L
A
V.
L.
mnif
fft
nil
rllnn
rt
M
it-i
or
TTU1aHih
i
i
.
-
ium
J
W
WW..""
Mm.
.
,
.
.
-
.
.it
ia
,t
ueim-Boa,
nis
uuu:c
w
everybody's
lips
throughout
day
in
the
salutation.
"Hell
--
ma
pitiure
is
annual,
ua
Pmmonplace
a
the
swastika
em-
rm
and
every
factorv
and
public
'Uildlntr
rtlsnlou.
V,lo
Vnct
In
j-v..M.
in
a
prominent
place.
"ut.
the
German
believes
Hitler's
irn
Dtrn
.
...
...
a
wi.-in.
uerman
minorities
in
tfler
lands
will
always
remain
a
Vl"
concern
ot
the
Reich
and
the
government
Is
keeping
close
watch
11
the
treatment
of
German
na
"onals
in
Czechoslovakia
the
new
Powder
keg
of
Europe.
A
RprmnM
n
...
..
i
ri
i
1
.
.
w.
-"...un
ujiuy
uiiicer
ulceus
Jf'B
the
ne
subject
subject
said:
said:
"A
"A
power
-
v.
vuitittic
iii-vieuuiieuii
ui
vv
rurr.net-
riaim.
i
r.Ai..n.f
rh
-
"ins
rjermnmi
u..n
Kf0
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iltUOw
J1U.VC
ilUVCO
Continued
on
Page
4)
v
ESULT
OF
PLEBISCITE
Ills
Aim
She
WILL
ENDORSE
HITLER;
NEXT
MOVE
INTRIGUES
n..
Q.rno.
Kvnorts
Dor
Fuehrer
Will
Start
Fresh
Campaign
For
uclurn
oi
l'ormcr
rosscssions
i
npDi.TM
AnriH)'
(C,P
Thp
nntpnm'p.
nf
tomorrow's
rliKcitc
in
regard
to
Chancellor
Hitler's
recent
action
in
1
..w
-
t
i
ncri'ni
m
L"
11
uii
u
'iiirii'iii
w
1
1
1
in
:i
l
.r
in
n
I
1
1
1
.1
1
1
v
.
Aiini
1
in
-n
.-
it
1:11
ti.c
uui
uiii
11
111
kj
s
it
,ost
unanimous.
Word
was
received
last
night
of
the
re-jlts
of
the
plebiscite
as
conducted
aboard
a
German
Peru
for
.
L.t.1
UA?
vv
'
onH
Austrian
resident
In
m.
mmn
w-k
""
7
7
uii.
inlJUL
IIIIIL
Pmiih
Ampnran
riMiuuni..
ai
.rr.
n
at
ri
r
nterest
centres
not
so
much
In
.
result
of
the
plebiscite
as
to
1
XL
.LC
A
DECISIVE
atDer
Fuhrers
;
nexi:
move
w
Agreement
With
Italy
To
titer
the
vote.
Many
brieve
that
Re
Coy,lcludcd
SoonKciteratcs
will
be
followed
by
further
def
In-.
Compromise
As
I.
MAM
i1TIOC
1
BIHMINGIIAM,
April
9:
(CP)
)
Speaking
here
last
night,
Prime
Minister
Neville
Cham
berlain
announced
that
a
friendly
agreement
between
Great
Britain
and
Italy
would
be
concluded
and
published
within
a
short
time.
Premier
Chamberlain
explained
why
he
had
refused
to
definitely
guarantee
aid
to
Czechoslovakia
in
the
event
of
at-tempted.
jiaiifjcatioju.
He.
had
been
actuated,
he
said,
more
by
desire
to
save
lives
of
men
and
women
than
to
save
money
in
uairlne
war.
He
was
determined,
said,
to
sec
the
govern-
mcnt's
rearmament
program
1
ucunauy
ruiei'iu
unci
nnwu"
....
t
......
.
.
I
41.rn.oh
hl
hlst
mP.THS
01
in-
.
....
i
i
tnr
nv
iniprnai
iiii
ncaic.
nn
nmnn.,Mw
rt-iM
Ahui
Ann
nii
ou......
.
.
.
.
.
-
..;z
.
.
.
r
v.
.
.
'
Lxisiun
must
De
preparea
vo
in,""
VILLAGE
IS
FLOOD
HIT
No
Less
Than
Thirteen
I)sc
Their
Lives
in
Whltestonc,
Georgia
ATLANTA,
April
9:
(CP)-Thir-drowned
In
iCHALLENGE
FOR
JAPAN
Nipponese
Minister
of
Navy
Sees
'X
liis
as
Result
of
Britain
and
France
Abandoning:
Tonnage
Limit
KOBE,
Japan.
April
9:
(CP)
Ad
nounced
decision
of
Great
Britain
and
the
Un
ted
States
to
abondon
the
C'.OOO-ton
battleship
limits
of
the
London
naval
treaty
"must
be
Interpreted
as
evidence
of
their
In
tention
to
oppose
Japan."
Yonal
said
that
Japan
was
not
building
"bigger
ships
at
present"
but
that
the
British
programs
might
compel
revamping
of
her
na
val
program.
Princeton
Having
Small
Gold
Rush
Rotten
Quartz
on
Copper
Creel;
Towards
Hope
Mountains
Found
To
Contain
Free
Gold
PRINCETON,
April
9:
(CP)
A
smau
goia
rusn
up
supper
iccj
toward
Hope
Mountains
has
de-1
veloped
following
the
discovery
ol
free
gold
in
rotten
quartz.
OPPOSED
TO
CONCESSION
Reduction
of
Lead
and
Zinc
Tariff
Would
Only
Benefit
B.
C.
Mine,
Washington
Hearing
Is
Told
WASHINGTON,
D.
C
April
9:
(CP)
Representatives
of
base
metal
mines
In
the
southern
statet
yesterday
told
the
public
hearing
on
the
proposed
new
trade
agreement
with
Canada
that
a
reduc
tion
in
lead
and
zinc
tariff
would
oenen
henefit
onlv
oniy
the
ne
Sullivan
(British
t'
flood
waters
which
swept
away
a
Bombings
in
Spain
and
China
In-general
store
at
Whltcstone,
Oeor-1
spire
Increased
Order
for
Anti-vntir
hnHiPs
wore
recovered.
J.
Aircraft
Armaments
u
t-w-vi
Kit
ii
i
it
i
.
t
r
TMiWtnir
at
anin
.niiiiiiui
tui
i
-..
as
in
economic
eclipse,
In
a
stato
respondent,
sent
this
report
to
his
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
Apr!
9.
'bankruptcy,
with
unemployment
j
paper
from
Jasper,
Georgia
yester-,
(CP.)-The
aerial
bombardments
in
ie
irfnv
t
tne
opanisii
umu-vp.....
...
t
,
1
1
I
.
I
1
(kn
tnn-
the
southeast.
Halibut
Sales
Canadian
Covenant,
21,000,
Cold
Storage
7.3c
'and
5c.
D.
'
S.
T.,
3,500,
liooui.
u.vv.
"
4c.
Weather
Forecast
.Furnished
through
the
A
Bureau
l
at
tl.i
Dominion
Meteorological
Victoria
and
Prince
Jtupert
J.
power-
t
u
'VdVe,.
the
so
self
-reliant
nation
of
70,000,000
oTendTng's
Tm.
tomorrow).
Z
l
General
Synopsls-The
pressure
-ct
i
,"LW1
."
is
been
mild
with
light
showers
...v.
necessity
ucvessity
arises
arises.
..
bju.v
r.i.,mh
n
ana
I'ok
Far
Ahead
Restoration
of
her
former
col-
possessions,
however,
re-
an
ViPriYinnv'e
malni.
fTrlav-
in
Southern
JurHiaii
vu.....-...
the
North
Coast
rain
.ill
on
uii
v..v
--
to
strong'
lotte
Islands-Fresh
south
and
southwest
wmos,
cloudy
with
occasional
iigni
"west
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
r
.
..v,fnsf
tn
south
winds
mostly'
fair
today,
more
unsettled
late
tonight.
I
program
for
the
year.
THREE
IN
CONTEST
Liberal
Choice
for
Dcwdncy
Al
ready
Made
Conservative
aim
C.
C.
F.
Conventions
Next
Week
mtrston
CITY.
April
9:
(CP)
C.
Fi
will
Thursday.
name
i
.
.
.
...
it.-
A
thrce-corncrea
contest
in
u-provincial
by-election
for
Dewdney
scat
to
fill
the
vacancy
in
the
Legislature
caused
by
the
recent
death
of
Dr.
Frank
P.
Patterson,
Lcadex
of
the
Opposition;
is
assured,
Wlth
D.
W.
Strachan,
former
member,
already
chosen
by
the
Liberals,
Conservatives
have
next
AUesuay
iur
tucu
uum-
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
unai
rhar-'Set
,
c
nUon
whUe
&
TPrAcvi
in
anuiifc.
,
...
its
candidate
on
LONDON
GOLD
PRICE
LONDOON,
April
9:
(CP)
The
London
gold
price
was
down
lc
at
$34.98
per
fine
ounce.
'
tin
no
Lonnaence
In
President
I
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
April
9
(CP)
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
received
what
might
be
construed
as
a
lack
of
con-
ildence
firipnpo
vote
vote
vesterdav
yesteraay
when
wnen
EDMONTON,
April
9:
(CP)
De-
(..tlnir
n
mntlnn
tn
plve
a
Six
.
Ai.nv
n
a
nn
ninor
i
iim
i
i
ih
r
h.vm-
i
They
were
promised
an
immediate
investigation
Into
their
complaints.
Tomorrow
Premier
William
Aber-
hart
will
visit
Calgary.
In
connection
with
his
visit
there,
a
demon
stration
of
unemployed
is
planned.
The
workless
will
assemble
at
the
j
Prophetic
Bible
Institute
where
the
:
Premier
is
scheduled
to
speak
in
the
1
afternoon.
i
Simpson
Child
Is
Dead
Today
Herbert
Frederick
Morrison,
two
year-old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Herbert
Morrison,
formerly
of
Hazel-fnn
TVio
funeral
will
take
nlaee
at
5e
iPitWS
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
APRIL
9,
1938.
ove
To
Abolish
London
If.lRl.
IS
HEROINE
Twelve
Year
Old
Alice
Rogers
Rode
Bareback
To
Get
Aid
For
Injured
Fliers
in
Alberta
MILLET,
Alta.,
April
9:
(CP)
Alice
Rogers,
a
twelve-year
old
giri
elrl.
was
was
the
the
heroine
heroine
of
01
an
an
air-
air-
zatlon
committee
the
admms-
Pnnee
Coune.
aeed
28.
was
serlous-
jl
troHnn1.
irnvdrnmpnf
reorean-
l
inlnreH
nrhllo
Mpnrv
Knpnpn
v.
u
v.u..
o
O
-
(J
J
...J
UIVU
-
-
.
-
-
-
i
j
Eagle
Co.
I
ONDON.
lruJyi
April
linn
i7
9:
.
'
(CP)
wells.
"Inherently
unjustified
is
the
-'
-
British
view
of
the
expropri
cabl.lg
c
...ww.w..
-v
rt-
(
v,h
uict
in
the
nrodnc.tion
tax.iation
The
company
stated
it
was
v
v
-
-
luuiitii
Jiuiuw
i---
the
sixth
session
of
the
present
Al-
ready
to
discuss
the
labor
question
UoiumDiai
mine
oi
wie
iuusumw-,--
-
prorogued
,h
w
ted
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
UNCLE
SAM
IMRESSED
berta
Legislature
was
by
ion
an
equitable
basis.
the
Lieutenant
Governor.
The
house
j
had
been
in
session
since
February
10
and
royal
assent
was
given
to
102
bills.
Following
prorogation,
Social
Credit
members
of
the
Legislature
are
in
caucus
today
and
will
return
to
their
homes
at
the
first
of
next
week.
A
sneclal
committee
will
Investi
gate
relief
conditions
In
the
prov-
lnce,
the
unemployea
situation
De-comlng
increasingly
serious.
One
thousand
unemployed
marched
to
the
legislative
buildings
u
that
has
been
swept
away
by!
Reports
last
nigni
raueu
"-
wars
nave
so
imprcu
w
d
delegation
of
ten
death
list
loiai
io
101
gressioiiai
uuuaijr
-
-
ortmittert
tn
interview
members
admiuea
TO
interview
memueia
...
...
,ih
.inrf
n
.uf
it
v.,s
rforlHefi
tn
recom-
'
was
oi
tne
rain,
onuw
lVB
jk
...w
uv.,.-
OBJECTION
IS
VOICED
Libcral
Association
Opposed
To
Votes
for
Doukhobors
SafreTorm
the
franchise
to
the
Doukhobors.
SCOTLAND
I
The!
.
.
,
,
.
,
.
British
government
yesterday
call-
Jobs
Open
For
0
Lakchead
Lads,
.
to
,et
restore
tn
to
the
ihJ
Trained
To
Do
Many
Things
cd
upon
Mexico
i
Mexican
Eagle
Co.,
a
British-
owned
concern,
its
expropriated
oil
GRAND
FORKS.
April
O:
(CP)-
Tlie
Grand
Forks
Board
of
Trade
and
Liberal
Association
have
passed
resolutions
protesting
to
Ot
tawa
at
the
move
In
proposed
el-
WINS
OUT
I
Defeated
England
One
to
Nil
International
Soccer
Game
Today
In
LONDON.
April
-9:
(CP)
A
first'
half
coal
bv
Tommy
Walker,
Heart
,
of
Midlothian
forward,
gave
Scot-
;
land
its
twenty-ninth
victory
ovci
I
.
.
..
u
.
.
.
Enttland
in
the
concluding
interna-
Two-Year-Old
Herbert
Frederick
BnjJ
soccer
match
of
the
season
Morrison
Passed
Avvay
Early
od
SCore
was
one
tc
This
Morning
leaylng
ScoUand
and
Jn,
.
land
tied
one
point
behind
Eng
land
in
the
final
International
The
death
occurred
at
6
o'clock
'
nmnptninn
staridintt.
(ui
MAt-nlnrr
of
Pfirt.
Rlmncfin
nf
i
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
i
,..u.o
wheat
fntnrns
futures
were
were
nn
up
2V4C
215P.'
Port
Simpson.
Besides
the
parents,
nipeg
there
art
three
children
In
the
to
3c
yesteraay
wim
way
cios...
family.
..
,
.
.
at
$1.26y8.
Well
FORT
WILLIAM,
Ont,
April
9:
(CP)
Ontario's
first
comprehensive
forestry
school
has
finished
its
first
season's
operations
and
30
youth
have
graduated
as
real
bush-
men
with
Jobs
open
for
every
one
,
oi
mem.
The
stuaents,
between
19
and
23
ft.
nnrt
pntirelv
in-
they
would
come
out
to
civilization
all
right,''
said
Sol.
J.
Cowan,
their
Instructor.
Training
was
under
the
Dominion-Provincial
training
scheme.
Ship
Broke
Up
In
Ocean
After
Blast
LONDON.
April
0:
CP
T.tnvrU
tnrlav
iennrt?d
that
:
the
5000-ton
Greek
steamer
!
a.
lvnnt
tfvllene
which
was
bro-
,
.UUUll.
J
..v..-.
ken
in
tw6
by
an
1
hiinrtrerl
milps
I
north"
north"
Of
Of
omorrow
s
Tid
es
High
10:05
a-m.
18.7
ft.
22:41
p.m.
19.5
ft.
Low
3:51
a.m.
7.8
It.
I
16:20
p.m.
5.5
ft.
i
1
u
w
-w-
1
1
'Agreed
on
Supreme
Court
As
Last
Is
Taken
Resort
i(
(rm,n
Vn,i
miirf;
nt-v
t
.
.
,
..
miral
Mitsumai
lona,
minister
of,
it-nresmtatlvea
n.hm
w.v
m
Tmnnrfnnt
Jiirl
r
al
Pleasure
S
Before
Parliament
na!y,J.
.e.ar6S.
I
('
sent
sent
back
back
to
to
special
special
reorgani-
reorgani-
whlch
which
Reeinald
Reeinald
Huttenpotts
Huttenpotts
of
of!
,
Sornnrl
Tienrliiur
as
Adjournment
for
Easter
RCCCSS
ization
Dili
wnicn
naa
aireauv
t
owner
ana
mioi.
aeea
was
less'
..
,
for
been
amended
In
various
ways
seriously
hurt.
After
the
crash,
I
OTTAWA,
April
9:
(Cr
)
With
a
move
lor
aDOlltlon
in
the
effort
to
compromise
Alice
rode
bareback
for
a
distance
'
nf
anneals
to
the
PHw
Council
front
decisions
of
Can-
with
the
insurgent
Democrats.
of
six
miles
to
the
nearest
tele-
J
a(jjan
COurtS
now
Under
Way,
Parliament
stands
adjOUrn-
action
of
the
House
means
phone
t0
call
an
ambulance
which
,
.
The
Fn-;rpr
YesterdaV
Rt.
Hon.
fni-rnio-Vit'?
ed
for
a
f
Oltnight
S
51
recess
recess.
"Sruay
Ht
nun.
virtual
virtual
rejection
rejection
of
of
the
the
bill
bill
took
took
Huttenpotts
Huttenpotts
and
ana
Koenen
Koenen
to
10
---
-.
.
to
the
:
.
which
would
have
given
the
hospital
in
Edmonton.
Millet
is
Ernest
Lapointe,
minister
of
justice,
came
support
n-jj-
to
-.,.,
'reorganize
J.
thirty
Vilrt
miles
miles
south
smith
nf
of
Frfmnntin
Edmonton
I
of
Unn
Hon.
P
C.
IT
H.
Pnhnn
Cahan
as
95
tVlP
the
fnrmpr
former
Conservative
Conservative
Secre
beCrC-
President
power
government
bureaus
by
re-
shuffling
or
abolishing
agen-
cies.
It
was
considered
an
as-
tnnsViintr
defeat,
for
the
admin-
w
-
kUMUiutitj
istratlon.
It
thrusts,
upon
the
White
House
the
threat
of
a
party
rebellion
against
key
proposals
of
President
Roose-
velt
In
his
second
term.
HOUSE
HAS
Alberta
Session,
in
Prcss
Since
February
10,
Comes
to
Close
Workless
Restless
Jemonstrations
of
Unemployed
Take
Tlace
in
Edmonton
and
Calgary
Crop
Outlook
On
Prairie
Brighter
March
Rains
Have
Provided
Generous
Reserve
For
Spring
Seeding
distorted
the
constitution
of
Cana-
WINNIPEG,
April
9:
CP)-Crop
the
fee
Fath.
prospects
on
all
parts
of
the
pralr-
Confederation
had
intended
ies
are
much
brighter
than
tney
.
Parllament
to
exercise
were
a
year
ago.
March
rains
have
,
provided
a
generous
moisture
re
serve
for
spring
seeding.
PROROGUEDiBRrnsH
reouest;p
ii
r
m..!..
4a
itfn
Fir
-
(jail
IIP'"!
...
iv.
i
ii.
.
tary
of
State
moved
the
second
reading
of
a
bill
making
the
Su-
'
preme
Court
of
Canada
tribunal
of
'last
resort
for
Canadian
liti-I
gants.
Mr.
Lapointe,
however,
fav-
ored
full
investigation
before
any
final
action
was
taken.
The
seventy-slx-year-old
Mr.
Cahan
charged
that
the
Privy
Council
and
had
political
and
legislative
as
well
as
Judicial
power
which
was
never
intended.
1
Chief
opposition
to
the
bill,
which
now
stands
for
second
reading,
came
from
the
Social
Creditors.
Forestry
Grads
proprlated
Oil
Wells
to
Mexican
A
Snlf.KPIianf
DALADIER
PREMIER
Promises
New
Strong
Government
For
France
By
Tomorrow
Following
Blum's
Resignation
PARIS,
April
9:
(CP)
Edouard
Daladier,
minister
of
defense
and
as
such
chief
of
French
defense
forces
since
the
first
Topular
Front
government
took
office
in
June
1936,
today
promised
the
Radical
Socialist
group
in
the
Chamber
of
Deputies
that
he
i.
would
ha.
yer
9,
strong,
government,
forirted
by
tomorrow."
iialadier,
himself
a
Radical
Socialist,
tends
to
have
all
parties
sented
in
the
ministry
which
will
be
known
as
a
national
union
government.
Daladier
was
called
upon
yesterday
to
form
a
government
following
the
resignation
of
Premier
Leon
Blum.
INTEREST
IN
BONDS
Applications
For
Hospital
Issue
Already
Amount
to
$7100
To
Open
Tenders
in
Private
Although
wwu0
there
-
-
has
been
no
per-
jrcaio
-t
n"v
-
experienced
when
they
set
out
xor
ronal
canvassing
so
iar,
mere
nas
their
headquarters
at
wnueiisn
been
good
response
to
tne
Donas
Forks
Board
of
Trade
Ann
Lake
50
miles
west
of
hers,
where
ing
offered
by
the
Prince
Rupert
they
trained
unaer
actual
Dusn
cuu-
ineqai
xiospuau
Auocinpn
xui
ditions.
It-
new
building
project.
Appll-
Durlng
three
months
they
studied
cations
for.
bands
already
received
forestry
work,
tanning
leather,
re-
total
$7100,
it
was
reported
by
F.
pairing
snowshoes,
cruising
timber,
a.
MacCallum
at
the
meeting
of
the
drafting
and
mapping
and
hun-
board
last
night,
while
there
is
an-
dreds
of
other
subjects.
other
$4000
in
sight.
The
board
has
"Drop
any
of
them
out
of
an
air-
little
doubt
now
that
it
will
be
eas-
required
to
make
up
the
$100,000
building
fund.
Tenders
for
the
new
hospital
unit
are
closing
today
and
the
board
will
hold
a
special
meeting
shortly
to
open
and
consider
the
bids.
It
was
decided
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
board
that
the
opening
of
the
tenders
will
be
conducted
In
private.
Correspondence
In
regard
to
the
'new
building
was
received
at
the
meeting
last
night
from
Boultbee,
Sweet
&
Co.
Ltd.,
Vancouver;
Lemon,
Gonnason
Co.
Ltd.,
Victoria;
Dominion
Sound
Equipment
Co.;
Rolefson
Elevator
Co.;
Dominion
Building
&
Construction
Exchange;
P.
W.
Graham
Contracting
Co.
of
Valentla
station
had
picked
up
Moose
Jaw,
and
the
provincial
de-
distress
signals
reported
irom
partment
oi
puouc
wu.k.j.
Weather
rennrls
showintr
more
explosion
favorable
conditions
down
the
coast
than
here
Knunrlmn
Leader
R.
L.
the
Azores.
"The
ship
has
been
McLcod
and
his
two
Royal
Canad-
.
.
.
.
.
i
X
-
i
t
...iiu.
jr.
kmlfAn
In
wrt
hv
nn
pvnlosiOn.
f
,
ian
Air
f
orce
uying
routs,
wiwi
both
parts
are
separate,"
the
'
party
of
eleven
In
all
on
board,
message
said,
rne
uerman
t
noppea
oil
tnis
morning
on
tne
re-
WINNIPEG,
April
9:
(CD
Win-
liner
Europa
Is
steaming
to
the
turn
trip
of
a
routine
service
flight
J.
rosene
Un
the
ooast
from
VanCOUVer
but
found
it
too
thick
outside
here
ana
.
t
returned
later
to
Seal
Cove.