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' I Mi Elver was an Eel. H 5:;-lye smalls Eel. Very small Eels are called Elvera just as small Tats are called Kittens. She had made a frightfuliy long journey rum far out in the Great Ocean vheres the water was very. Very Ieep at the place where she was iurn. She had made her way for nany. many miles up the Big River. "'9" "P ' U Brwkc

Laughing Brook entered the Smiling Pool. she was tempted to go up Laughing Brook and did for just a little way. But there was no longer that urge to drive her on. She turned back to the Smiling Pool and continued to explore it. At one place the mud of the bot- tom gave way to sand. Some small fishes called Minnows were swim- ming about there. The little Eel watched from beneath the over- hanging edge of a piece of rock. A shadow passed over. Therovwas a splash as Rattles the Kingfish- er plunged into the water. in a ... o

Vow she was inthe Smiling Pool. i new feeling had come to her, i feeling such as she never be- nre had known. It was content- lllelll. Ever since she was tiny and flat instead of long and slen- der. as she now was. an urge to keep moving had driven her on illld. on and on. She had to get in some far distant place. though what place and where it

u-;.,- Qile had no idea.

The little Eel watched from he-. ieath the overhanging edge of al

piece of rock.

Now that urge to keep going on had left her. It left her the in- stant she swam into the Smiling Pool. It was a strange but nice reeling. this not wanting to go on. Little Miss Eiver had arrived home. She didn't know this. She !iad never had a home from the lay she was born far out in the deep water of the Great Ocean. But now she was in the place where her mother had once lived for a ong time, growing from a small aerson no bigger than Miss El- .-er to be one of the biggest Eels hat had ever lived in the Smiling Pool. Then she had gone back to

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For some tmeilittle Miss El- ver rested. Then she became more and more curious and began to swim about close to the bottom. She liked the feel of the soft mud of the bottom. It was won- derful to hide in. There had been nothing like this out in the Great Qreau. There she had had noth- tntl to'bury herself In out of sight in lime of danger. only floating snmvced called kelp under which to hide.

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WASHINGTON (CF)-Tile IC- ate investigations sub-committee Saturday ordered a full-scale pub- lic hearing on the outside busint interests of Air Force Secretary Hamid Talbott. It will to determine whether Talbou used his government position to exert

get them to do business with Paul B. Mulligan and Company, a man- .agement engineering firm in which Talbot is a partner.

second he was in the air again, and in his long, stout bill was one of those Minnows. Would this eat- er of other little fishes catch and eat a little Eel if he could? Little Miss Elver decided then and there she would never give him the chance to try. She would keep I- way from sandy places. One could be too easily seen there from overhead. She felt safer over I muddy bottom.

She swam in among the rushes growing in the water at the uppu end of the, Smiling Pool. She liked it there. The bottom was soft mud, and the rushes growing straight and tall above water seemed to protect from any danger above. She felt safe in there. She liked it there. She saw a small Frog. It was the first Frog she had ever seen. She didn't know- what to make of him. She decided he was too small to do her any harm. She watched him swim ashore and hop out of the water. Then for the first time she saw Longlegs the Hcron.

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73rd Annual Henley Regalia

PORT DALHOUSIE, 0nt.. (CP) -Ainericans, won the classic events-the championship singles and the senior eighfs-but St. Catharines Rowing Club captured the 73rd annual Royal Canadian Henley regatta title Saturday with a whopping 315114 points. It was the Ontario club's first championship since 1950.

John B. Kelly. 23-year-old world- famed sculler from the Philadel- phia Vesper Boat Club. set history when he won the championship singles for the slxth'time in his. colorful career. He surpassed that mark of five-time winners Jos- Lsing of the Montreal Grand

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spectivo vulnerability. as than; that settled the nutter.

But East was wrong wrong. His partners observstia was well taken, and East sho V have doubled one spade mates. of rushing to win the rubber. I ll profitable to win rubbers, but it is more profitable to "murder"' opponents who stretch their mob! too far. Even with the am wins it was. North's thkeout double It a heart was a little too desper- ate. but thanks to East's rubbesv. grabbing propensity, North WC given a free try at saving tin game-free in the sense that he was not punished when he found his left-hand opponent. instei of his own partner. with almoi the entire balance of power.

smooth-stroking crew, won the senior eights and the Ned Hanlan Memorial Trophy to close out the four-day regatta. They won it by one length over Philadelphia Ves- pers who had nipped Westsides by 10 feet to win the American na- tlonal at Philadelphia a month ago. But the New York state club's triumph in the "big eizhts" wasn't enough to give them the regatta title, a L pionship they've held the last four years. Westsidesi started the final day's program in seventh position. methodically picked up points through the al- ternoon and ended in second place with 24(llz& points.

Vosners were third with 143 and New York Athletic Club was fourth with l3R'&.

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Trunk Rowing Club set iirtho 18805 and equalled by Toronto's. Bob Dibble 35 years ago.

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