in halft will sco  bo follomt by stb highas wc split it iato q-te.s, 
siztmth., eto. T        4. not  aliz that air-higbTs to nw min 
capsared      travrs the lend of little stical that air-borne trapr 
are using polet  to baryt far on the tuamoe. the      ars  wa     of what

0611 Atic history boee boes tht outdoor *hin ovpaats under the 
Agin* ta    the Imnin     t    triltion of South Ameiea and 
X~do     Power mhier andsi     hav~e heretofore been siev  ad locai 
In those o*t~s       Vill ou  god~ neigborsusis heee asnewqa mW    ore 
iesoy tha w   4W 
Siberia is being industvtalls94 with 4*inatio speed.. No ono know 
the details, for the   eesas bl   ther cards soes to their obeets. 
If pla     ie conomtio to possible ar*w       in the  or , it shoul4 
be possble in Siberia     I the pioneers of plang. Siberia has a 
rti*  resident f   ,e ILa s i adtdition as lon been a mvsevair for 
replenishin the ai-tor wildlife of bwope, seoiall wteowl. 
At the Siberians do with their newly a     red was, pws, m, 
im     .      mhi    an  road* will be felt frm the Arctio oirle to the 
Nile. 
Withi  the Un ted State*# wildlife probIem  "en to g       as fat 
or faster than solutisso. 
We have 'b~e  able to brin ba  k the  te fowl part w U    se beth 
ends of their migration route were in good ehapo all that the birds had 
to  o as to m    the guatlet between. The Sntlet is ow lngthenin. 
Spertsea f rm v  home taow  now go to OMhrciU for   oos shooting, to