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activity had ceased but he did not rule out the possibility that the quiet merely preceded another storm. He said earth tremors were increasing in the crater and

“Until earth tremors stop com- pletely, the eruption cannot be considered ended.”

The 4,090 - foot volcano last erupted in 1955. On that occasion its activity ended in a similar manner. The volcano remained dormant six days and then burst into full scale eruption again. The

41955 lava flow persisted for 90 _ | days.

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