Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1945 — Page 16

Strange Fishermen-Unhappy |

Because Trout Are Too Big

By ERNIE HILL . Times Foreign Correspondent LAKE TITICACA, Peru, July 30

men, who work this tremendous body of navigable water, claim that the trout have been eating up all

—Vexed native fishermen of Peru/the delectable little “suche” fish,

and Boliva are dynamiting rainbow

They have become so. big and

and speckled trout out of Lakei,;q a to provide a threat against

: .- Titicaca.

tipping over the small reed canoes

They complain that the trout are coq by the fishermen.

getting too big and bothersome for

the general wel- mu a Thelr govern. ments — in colla= | poration with the United States — thought that they | had a great idea when they stocked Titicacs with trout five years

The newcomers = ; were supposed to Mr. Hill

Several cases of dynamiting were reported to Moises Huerta, director

The natives, he said, were sore at the trout and would brobk no comspromise. Huerta said that he had explained over and over-again to the fishermen that trout, were considered one of the finest game fish In the U. 8. He said that apparently he had failed to convince them. The Peruvians and Bolivians prefer their “suches” and consider the trout a wolf hiding beneath scales

tone up fishing in the big Andes and fins.

lake of the two countries and improve the diet of the natives.

The trout, however, appear to have a head start on the dynamit-

But up here more than two miles... They have increased in num-

above sea level strange thing§ hap-

Iber tremendously during the past

pened to the fingerlings. Life Was| gue years

soft, the water cold and the lake

of the Titicaca fish culture station-

The. fishermen shrug and say ’

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: : : they didn’t ask anyone to import So they kept growing when they| iy. trout, that. they .were. getting should have stopped. Many trout along all right until they were three feet long have been caught. dumped into the lake. five-footers have been seen. 5 “And just think,” said Huerta The natives call them “devil fish” | .fshermen in the U. S. drive hun-

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munists for a negro republic, a scheme now revived by Councilman Benjamin J. Davis, Jr. Davis explained that the plan faded under the influence of “revisionist errors” that Earl Browder allowed to creep ihto Communist doctrine when the Communists abandoned their position as a political party and became: the Communist Political Association.

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Howard F. Dick, son of Mr. and| © Shamse= | Mrs, Newton T. Dick, 2730 Suther3 land ave, has been awarded a dicated’ however, it would not be- the current shake-up. William Z.|scholarship to Northwestern uniand they blame the fish for most| eqs of miles to catch 8-inch and P

» » » come an immediate part of the new,| Foster, oldtime Communist wheel- | versity for the 1945-46 academic gi the Toca): misfortunes, Including 10-inch trout. It is ‘almost more PL AN revolutionary - program. horse, will probably be named year. SIOUEE, Storms SEY sickness in/the I can stand.” 1 Uh The convention had not yet se-|front man as well as guiding genius| A graduate of‘ Technical high

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By FREDERICK WOLTMAN Scripps-Howard Staff Writer NEW YORK, July 30.—America’s Communists at their three-day national convention here last week wrote a blank check for their new leadership to return to “a truly bolshevik mass policy.” They voted unanimously to reconstitute the Communist party of. the United States which “must recover its political initiative and Communist, boldness.” ny Andi they decided to become a strictly . workers organization once more, recruiting from the basic industries and the labor unions rather than the “housewives” of the nation. ‘Negro State’ Proposed Indicative of their sharp turn about-face in program and tactics, a substantial number of the delegates revived one of the most fantastic revolutionary principles ever put forth by the American Communists—namely, that an autonomous Negro state, with a Tight to secede from the Union, should be carved out of 11 solidly Democratic Southern states with large Negro populations. This theory was called “self-de-termination for the black belt” in the official Communist literature of the 1930's, when it was used as a come-on_for Negro support. Actually, the American Negroes have always scoffed at the proposal. But the Communists themselves issued an official map of the proposed “black . belt,” which swung across the South from Texas to Maryland and Virginia, just outside Washington. They included such cities as Richmond and Norfolk, Va.; 'Atlanta and Savannah, Ga.; Montgomery and Birmingham, Ala.; New Orleans, La.; Little Rock, Ark. and Memphis, Tenn. 2 ‘Substantial Sentiment’ The idea was that this belt should set up a “Soviet Negro Re- { public” which might, however, decide in favor of federation with “The Soviet United States” once the latter were created. It was the conference press spokesman, Joseph Starobin, who announced there had been “substantial sentiment” for the principle among the delegates. He in-

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Times Special LAFAYETTE,” July 30.—E. H Shideler, state director of the farm

members to the Indiana state FSA {advisory committee. : | Appointed were Herschiel B. Newsom, Columbus: Larry Brandon, Au-

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