bu w QV kno   lit7 ttle abo-ut thm 
 
         2, Bacterial &train& which owse thuhthe intestinal tract
of the 
 
birdse ad their relation to the soil. 
 
          3. lUlatioen V pauaites, that is bacterial parsites.    The  cni

 
phase -,f this whole proble might well be, oonsidered and not so much the

 
uteantlm~l one. With the C~owicil acting as a correlating eeuter we might
do 
 
vir  much In this 'line, Researoh should confine itself to the research .of
the 
 
   ecnoi field arid not to the sentimental sid-e, 
 
 
 
         Uhl~le research is necsssary', there Is -ofVtn no awney for It.
Wt, mV 
 
be forced to do) the beet we can uander the circmtwices, It seine that in
&Ul 
 
probabilit~ we shall be obliged befor, a great mar years t) really restrict

 
hunmters to a ver few forme like deer and quail, lAe do not think of .)urselvex

 
ona £ guide, phib-soptwr and friend ewcpt in oaces where other agenciss
feel 
 
dieposed to have us re-,wsent thin. Any function the Council may hax~t in
guiding 
 
is only effective if that rulaticnship is quite agreeable to the parties
co* 
 
 
 
 
At this point Dr. Rhite xaked Major Wailer. ab ut where he tbought funds
might 
 
be raised, and Major Railer msoddthat )ie felt .rrtain the flunds wonul 
 
    be orhcýrdngif the eoýmittaet were established, 
 
 
          ZV. ULI ;6- -ryn         -&W    MI     h aZA 
 
 
 
          I sh-il first discuss tihe point if view if ecolagists as I know
thn 
 
The ecologist is interested in the. pri=e7 biotic eounuitic-ss  Theýre
it no 
 
cozonitW where there are no useful tanmals. All of then are izcportant and
the~