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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
Shipyard Asks Permit
For Dredging Project

Public notice of the application
by the North Carolina Shipbuild-
ing company to dredge $50, OO0
cubic yards of the Cape Fear
channel at the site where the
shipyard is being constructed was
posted yesterday by the Whining
ton U. S. Engineers Office.
The notice requests that any
n having any objection to the
work proposed should file such
objection with the Engineers, Will
mington customs house, before
February II.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
FROSH TRIUMPH

CHAPEL HILL, Feb. T. p
North Cardinals freshman SWIM.
mers won an exciting meet from
the strong Durham high school
team "a to 80 here today. Coach
Ralph Casey used one half of bty
squad against the Durham team
and the other half against Raleipb
high school. Both contests wera
run simultaneously.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
DIR. CLAUDE l.. PRIDGEN

Word OF the death Thursday in
GAINESVILLE, Fla, of DR.. Claude L.
Pridgen, former Wilmington physi-
clan, was received here yesterday.
DR.. Pridgen organized and served
as major of the medical detachment
of the 18th field artillery here dur
ing the World war, and prior to
that was well-known in New Han
over medical circles. He was a native
Of Kinston. Shortly after the war,
DIR. Pridgen moved to Florida.
Funeral services, friends here
were advised yesterday, will be held
in Gainesville this afternoon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
Cat Which Attacked Several
Persons Found to be In
fected With Rabies

Residents in the vicinity of Sixth
and Church streets discovered quite
suddenly yesterday that their
peaceful neighborhood had become
the hideout for Wilmington's public
enemy No. land that public enc
my was none other than good old
gentle, purring Tabby, the family
cat.
For Terrible Tabby-everyone
of them-was the object of a whole
sale feline roundup in that neigh
borhood by police officers yester-
day.
The cat-hunt came about when
word came from Raleigh that a
cat which had attacked several
persons in that section and which
was killed Wednesday night was
infected with rabies.
DR.. R. P. Huffman, c%ity-county
health department veterinarian,
said that three persons are known
to have been bitten by the mad
cats and were given anti-rabies
treatment yesterday.
Treated were: j. B. Will
liams, 403 Dock street; David Nor
ris, colored, SIS Price avenue, and
the young grandson of E. D. Coop
err, sos South Sixth street. Under
observation for possible rabies in
lection was L. A. league. city radio
a patrolman who was attacked
by a cat-not definitely established
to have been the same animal that
bit the other persons-Tuesday at
500 South Sixth street.
The three victims of the mad
cat were attacked and bitten Tues
day and Wednesday of this week.
An unidentifiel high school boy
cornered and shot the animal
Wednesday afternoon. DR.. Huffman
sent the animals head to the state
laboratory in Raleigh for rabies
tests. Yesterday morning the state
laboratory telegraphed DR.. Huff
man that the test was positive.
And so there you have the case
of Terrible Tabby. If there's a
feline creature under your Win
dow tonight, don't be any too gentle
she may be mad.
For the hunt for every existing
cat will be continued in the vicin-
ity of Sixth and Church until all
the madcat ventures are over.
DR.. Huffman issued a statement
to the persons in that neighborhood
as follows:
1T has been definitely estab-
lished that this cat fought with,
and very likely infected, several
other cats in the neighborhood be-
fore it was killed. 1t is highly
probable that any other cat having
contact with the infected animal
will itself be infected.
'In view of this, we are asking
residents of the neighborhood to
lock up all cats and Immediately
summon city police, who will dis
pose of them"
DR.. Huffman said he believed
the mad cat was infected from a
stray dog observed acting queerly
in the neighborhood about w O
weeks ago. The cat was attacked
by the stray dog, the doctor said
he had been told by a resident of
the neighborhood.
Anyone in that neighborhood, DIR.
added, who has been bit
ten by a cat recently, or who
knows of any person bitten by a
cat, should Immediately report the
incident to city police in order
that precautionary measures can
be taken. I
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
LIBEL SUIT

NEW YORK., Feb. 7.-R-A
$50, 900 libel suit has been filed
in state supreme court by Will
liam Randolph Hearst and the In
ternational News Service against
Friday, Inc, publishers of the
magazine Unbelievable"
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
GAMECOCKS

COLUMBIA, S. c., Feb. LIP
South Cardinals basketball team
o%utclassed Clemson tonight and
won a Southern conference game
SO to 81. The Gamecocks took an
early lead and added to it all
the way.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
BABY DEACS LOSE

WAKE FOREST, Feb. = R -
Massanutten Military Academy of
Woodstock, Va, eyed a 50-47 bas-
ketball victory over the Wake For
est Frosh tonight. 1t was the
eighth victory in II starts for
Coach Leroy Glunt's boys.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
FILES IN BANKRUPTCY

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 7.-R-
The hard-luck 81, 500, 900 Golden
Gate Turf club, which opened its
track in Albany a week ago, filed
a petition in federal bankruptcy
court today for adjustment of its
debts. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
A BABIES WIN

CHAPEL HILL, Feb. T. up -
North Cardinals freshman swim
ming team chalked up its second
victory of the afternoon by beating
Raleigh high school al to "a here
today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
INDIANS TRIUMPH

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Feb. T.
LP-William and Mary started SLOW
ly but began clicking in the last 80
minutes to romp over Furman's tour
ing cagers, "a to 80 in a Southern
conference tilt tonight.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
A BOOTS WINNER

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 7.-R-Wen-
dell Eads, top riding apprentice,
maintained his lead over O t h e r
riders today, scoring his 25th vic
tory Of the Hialeah meeting astride
West Sea in the seventh race.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
TAR HEELS TRIUMPH

LEXINGTON, Va, Feb. 7.-R1--
North Carolina university's South
ern conference championship
swimmers, defeated only by Navy
this season, annexed their fourth
dual meet victory of the season
today by downing V.M.I., 6 to 20.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
MRS. MONTROsE p. PALTRE1I,

Mrs. Montrose Page Paltell, 27.
wife of Sidney Paltell, of Baltimore,
and daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. r.
Page, of 40 Walnut street, died in
a Baltimore hospital early yesterday
morning after a long illness.
Her body will arrive in Wilmington
early Sunday morning, and will be
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
FINED S25

FINED SIS
C. F.. Powell, of Rocky
Point, was fined SIS yesterday
by Judge Alton A. Lennon in
the recorders court on his
guilty plea to a speeding charge
preferred by the state high
way patrol.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
DIVORCE

U1lf1IN I'D DIN 1--WE
A divorce has been granted in
the civil action. of Mrs. Virginia
Soverel Hartman VS.. Ralph r..
Hartman, with the decree pro-
viding for the restoration of the
plaintiffs maiden name, it was
announced here yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
S245 SOUGHT

$245 SOUGHT
Suit on a New York judg-
ment for $245.17 was filed in
the superior court clerks Of
fee yesterday by the Manu-
facturers' Trust company of
New York against William l..
COrbett.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
QUARTET TO SING

QUARTET TO SING
The Young Peoples division of
Grace Methodist church will pre-
sent the High Point college quar-
tet Sunday night in a program
of religious music. The entire
program will be a capella. The
service will be at 8 O'clock and
will take the place of the regu-
lar preaching service.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
APPEALS

Sam Bellamy, colOred, yester-
day was sentenced to serve
three months on the roads aft
er he was found guilty in re-
corder's court of possession of
untaxed liquor. He filed notice
of appeal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08

The worlds three largest banks
are located in England, with
Americas largest bank ranking
fourth on the list.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08

In England, there are about 49,
90 accidental deaths annually.
About 5000 of these occur on high
ways and the rest in industry.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08

A hen in Pomona, Calf, laid a
separated egg, with the yolk in
one section and the white in an
other.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
SERVICES


Services at the Bolivia and
Zion Methodist churches will be
reversed Sunday, the Rev. Wal
ter Pavy announced yesterday.
Services at Zion will be held
Sunday morning at IL o'clock
and at Bolivia at 7:30 o'clock at
night. Services will alternate
during the morning and evening
OH Sundays for the next several
weeks. The Rev. MIR. Pavy plans
to preach at Delco at 2:15
o'clock and at Shiloh at 4 o'clock
Sunday afternoon.
Dave Perkins has been trans
ferred from Camp Edwards,
Mass, to Wilmington where he
will serve as assistant to the
constructing quartermaster at
Camp Davis, it was announced
yesterday. Perkins arrived in
Wilmington yesterday to take
over his new duties.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
Drive Against Mad Cats
Opened By Police Here
City Briefs
WHEEL STOLEN

Carl Jamison, COS South
18th street, reported to police
yesterday that someone had
stolen a wheel and tire from
his house Thursday night. They
were valued at $40.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08

DIVORCE ASKED
Alden j. Lyons yesterday
sought a divorce from Beatrice
M. Lyons in a complaint filed
in the superior court here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
PRINCESS GALITZINE

NEW YORK, Feb. 7-RC The
fve-times married Princess Galit-
zine, rs, the former Aimee Crock
err, Sacramento, Cal, heiress, for
whose hand two rivals were once
said to have played a game of
cards, died of pneumonia today at
the Savoy-Plaza hotel.
Daughter of Millionaire Judge
E. B. Croker, she began her mat
rimonial career in San Francisco,
where Peter Ashe and Harry Gill
lig were said to have gambled for
her.
Ashe held four aces and won, but
in a year the couple was divorced
and she married Gillig, from whom
she was divorced some years later.
While in Europe Mrs. Gillig and
her daughter. Gladys, met Jack
son and Bowers Gouraud, brothers.
Jackson married the mother and
Bowers eloped with the daughter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-08
MISS MARY N

FAYETTEVILLE, F e b. T.
Funeral services for Miss Mary
Jones, for the past 10 years a
guest at the Confederate Home
here. were conducted Wednesday
afternoon with interment follow
ing in the Home cemetery.
Miss Jones, who was 80 at the
time of her death earlier this
week, was born in Fender coun.
ty. near Atkinson. She was the
daughter of Frank and Mary
Costin Jones. She is survived by
two sisters, two brothers a n d
man. nieces and nephews.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

eastern Canada and then up to
the Cornell-Harvard game. The
members of the wedding party
and young out-of-toWn guests
then went from the Country
Club to the party the James
Grape Cristys gave for them in
their home in MoroSs road
The bride travelled in a smart
little number or VelVeteen in
blush-gray shade, with a round,
schoolgirl collar, topped by a
ducky little hat to match with
a grayish feather sticking up
perkily in the back.
Over her dress she slipped a
two-toned tweed mixture top
coat combining the bluish-gray
shade of the dress and brown
and wore brown accessories.
En- route to their home in
Petoskey, Mr.. and Mrs. Com
stock will stop over in Detroit
TO spend a day or so with Mr..
and Mrs. Mason. The brides
aunt and uncle, DR.. and Mrs.
Donald Hooker, of Baltimore.
who did not come for the we'd
ding, VIII VIII a siaiive- October 10 10
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Mason and
get to know the bridegroom
whom they have not met.
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Twentieth Century

Mrs. j. y. bort opened her
home for the opening gathering
of Twentieth Century Club or
Thursday afternoon. Miss Louise
! Armstrong presented the paper.
Following the program the
group remained for supper. The
Monday Book Club also met this
week with Mrs. Perry V. Whit
aker serving as hostess Fol
lowing luncheon, Mrs. William
Barrett presented the book re
view.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Mckinley
have returned from a Today
trip east. They were accom-
panied eastward by their daugh-
ter, LouinisAMae, who left them
at Northampton, Mass, where
she entered Smith College as a
freshman. Her parents con
tinued and toured the eastern
states and also Canada.
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dances at the community house
will start October IL with the
harvest moon ball with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Golling as chairmen
or The committee.
Other chaperons will be Mr..
and Mrs. William S. Speigel, Mr..
and Mrs. M. G.. Kim, Mr.. and
Mrs. George T. JefferS and Mrs.
L. +. Merritt. Mrs. L. F. Col
grove, who has planned the
dances for several years, is
again in charge for the season
and has assisting her:
MEB6Rg
Bud James Bill Golling
Jim GilchriSt Bob Murray
Dick Hopkins Fred Jeffers
Mrs. Roench Heads Sale
Mrs. Max M. Roench is gen.
eral chairman of the fourteenth
annual book sale which the
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PART g. PACE ?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Birmingham Contingent VIII lear Orchestra

Mrs. Donald u. Bathrick of
Puritan road for a week, left for
their home Friday. Harriet
Bachelor. also of Nashville, is
remaining for longer visit.
Guests of Wises
Guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
d. Wise for dinner at Pine Lake
Country Club this evening in
cluded:
MEssRs. AND MEsDAMEs
Leslie c. Altman John c. Kinsei
H. ID. Harris William McCallum
Bertram Brandt
Mrs. Wise, will entertain at
luncheon at the club next
Wednesday.
Mrs. Fritz Kleene was hostess
10 20 friends at luncheon Tues
day at her home in Cranbrook
road.
The tustiy-famous Saturday
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BIRMINGHAM. oct.

BIRMINGHAM, Oct. T.
BIRMINGHAM will again be
well represented at the
Saturday morning concert far
children OF the Detroit Sym
phony Orchestra, and on No
vember i a full bus load will
be at Orchestra Hall at 10
o'clock 10 meet friends whose
parents will drive them in.
Mrs. Leonard Lewis and Mrs.
w. Whiting Raymond Of the
Junior Women's Symphony AS
ISOLATION and the Birmingham
Musicale, as heads of these Or
ganizationS, are sponsoring the
transportation for Birmingham
and Bloomfield children, and
Mrs. Hal Brock will be the
chaperon' on the opening day.
Among the children-who are al
ready booked are.
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Adelaide Mason Speaks Her Vows

white pompom chrysanthemums.
1t was great fun when each Of
the brides attendants no e
which of the little punches of
orange blossoms she wanted and
pulled the ribbon attached TO a
tiny gift embedded in the brides
cake.
There were all sorts of anus
ing little charms TO be worn on
bracelet, including even a baby
carriage.
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Cocktail Party

On Sunday the young couple
will be honored at a cocktail
party by Mrs. Frank Mann ana
both the senior and the junior
Mrs. +. r. Kapps. Then Mrs.
Charles +. Shelley also enter
tanned for the bride-elect on
Friday and Mrs. Hugh jackson
was another hostess at a dessert
luncheon and kitchen shower.
The mother of the bridegroom
elect will be hostess at the re-
hearsai dinner at the Flint Coli
Club on October 10.
Mrs. Lloyd II. Richmond will
be the only attendant for her
sister and William Drisen Of De-
troit will serve as best man for
Mr.. Parker. The list of ushers
consists of Mr.. Richmond, Mr..
jackson, Mr. Shelley, Coleman
j. Ross Jr., Mr.. Kapp Jr. and
Clare Smith.
A group of old friends enjoyed
a house party this week at the
cottage of Mrs. S. S. Stewart
Jr. on Lake Michigan near
Whitehall. They included besides
the hostess. Mrs. Matthew Davi-
son Jr., Mrs. George V. Conover.
Mrs. William c. Cummings and
Mrs. Lee Farnum Buckingham
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and was thrown back at the
altar by the matron of honor. II
was held in place by a ffiillllet of of
orange blossoms.
She wore a string OF pearls,
family heirloom, the gift of the
bridegroom, and carried prayer
book with two small gardenias
on top.
Mrs. Mason was smart in a
long dress of gold lame, sable
dyed kolinsky fuTs, a becoming
hat of dark brown felt trimmed
in fur to match her neckpiece.
the VIII o lie set off by green
orchids.
Mrs. ComStock, mother of the
bridegroom, wore a modiSh long
dress of dark brown with little
matching jacket. a matching hat
and purple orchids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Return From West

Other trippers TO foreign lands
who are back include DR.. and
Mrs. A. Dale Kirk, who made
quick trip 10 Mexico City Both
train and sirplane travel were
utilized 10 save time during
their absence Of two weeks
Mrs. Lester VI Taylor viii
spend next week In South Bend
Ind, where she viii visit hor
daughter and son-in-law Mr.
and Mrs Robert Sililsky Pre-
ceding her stay she stopped ln
Indianapolis over This weekend
20 visit relatives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

American Association Of Univer-
Sity Women will hold this year
from October IL to October 19.
The sale Will be held at $50
South Woodward avenue and as
sisting Mrs. Roench will be Mrs.
Merle p. Bailey, Mrs. Raymond
G, Bower, Mrs. Lewis T.. Daniel.
Mrs. II. C. Wood and Joyce
Stewart. Mrs. Stanley r. Saun-
ders is in charge of publicity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Etter
have invited as their guests for
dinner this evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Waggener, Ruth Ander-
son and Weldon w. Price.
Cushines Entertain
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Cush-
ing and Fred Cushing are enter
tanning at buffet supper party
Sunday evening in honor Of their
guests. Arnita and Eleanor
Wallace of Beverly Hills, Cal,
who are visiting at the Gushing
home over this weekend.
Louise w. Cobb. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner NJ. Cobb,
has announced that her mar
riage TO Wallace r. Ivers Of
Pleasant Ridge will take place
October Is at the Cobb home
in Suffield road. Mrs. Baline Z.
Eynon and DR.. Robert Plumb
will be the attendants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Draper Allen
entertained at dinner Monday
evening in honor OF their house.
guest, Mrs. Walker C.. Smith q
Los Angeles, Cal.
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Slip Off TO Canada

Attached TO the gardenias
topping her prayer book which
the bride tossed to her attend
ants was a little gold ring for
the next bride"
In the midst of all the gaiety
the bride and bridegroom de-
parted on a motor trip through
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Luncheon and Bridge

ne WISH mere VI MIS-. AuSllI
Perrine, formerly of Flint, until
Thursday when she terminated
her stay. was limehghted by the
luncheon and bridge given by
Mrs. Gerald Wheeler of Flush
ing on Wednesday. Others in
the group follow:
MEsDAMEs
George w Crow EDWARD T Ragsdaie
Earl G. Hawk Harry B. Leonard
L. J. Gaffney L. DIS Burkhardt
Paul Leslie. Saginaw Kenneth L. Arnold
Delbert MacGregor
Mrs. Grant w. Boomer, who
left the middle of the week 10
Join her husband in Chicago and
to make her home, was the guest
OF honor at farewell luncheon
gwen by Mrs. Walter B. kellogg
on Tuesday.
Others present included the
Mesdames o. Hoover Bankard
Jr., John L. Riegle, Roy Jones,
G.. Franklin Killeen, Albert L.
Olson and II. N. VanVoorhis.
Invitations have been issued
by MIR. and Mrs. Horace A. Cook
10 an open house TO be held at
their home from 3 10 5 and z TO
9 p. m. on Sunday.
Gatherings Of several old-line
women eitihs scheduled
resume sessions the first week
in October. The Art Class has
charted its first meeting for
Monday afternoon when Mrs.
Max Burnell will be hostess.
The special topic will be Ice
land"
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Miss GduIt
Or Flint
M arrID

FLINT, Oct 4
Mr.. AND MRS. HARRY q
Va GAULT have announced the
marriage Of their daughter
Barbara. and Arthur Matthew
Buder tH JaRe
The bridegroom IS the son OF
Mr. and Mrs Arthur w. Buder.
The young couple is residing
In Ann Arbor where Mr. Buder
is continuing his work in a pre-
law course al the University Of
Michigan.
Formerly he studied in Junior
College and Tulane University.
The bride is a member OF
Lambda Phi sorority and COM
pleted her freshman year at
Smith College in June
Miss Gretchen Roberts. daugh-
ter OF Dr. and Mrs Floyd A.
Roberts, and James F. Parker,
son OF Mrs. James s. Parker,
are engulfed in a pre-nuptal
whirl preceding their wedding
on Saturday October ] j.
DR., Ralph d. Kearns will Off
clath al The ceremony and a re-
ception Will follow at the Flint
Golf Club.
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Country Club Fete

A wedding reception was held
at the Country Club. At either
end of the brides table was a
bride eettixe. t1ffd4 bridegroom :
cake and in the center a crystal
bowl holding an arrangement of
tube roses, album lilies and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

A. T. E S Meeting
At Betty Bridges
TIE T L ,-4s-aEe- heldiRg
open house this Sunday after
noon at Betty Bridges home in
San Juan avenue.
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after spending the holidays visit
ing Mrs. 6paTknanis parents, III
and Mrs. r. q Bpsun. o.. IN This
city. and the spaFkrnaEis u PnecA-
goula.
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place about five milea north q No
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pleased 70 meet them and wlkh
them eli good luck n their new
home.
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grandson. horn 20 Mr.. and Mr9
Harlan Davis On Jan 2. 1871 TnA
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10
Moss POINT HAPPENINGS

Beardslce and Mrs n. c. Boards
lee,
Miss sue Kilcrease returned Mon
day 70 her home In Stockton. Ala.
after q several weeks visit in the
home Of her brother-in-law and
sister, d.. and MIS-. A p. Macarthur.
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Mrs Laura Mays spent last
Thursday In New Orleans
D.
Messrs. r. @. spann. IT. and Z. A.
Khayat attended the Sugar Bowl
game IN New Orleans last wednes-
day.
p. I. Herring Of Columbus Ca,
spent the week end here with his
mother. Mrs. l. B. Herring.
Miss Ruby Sugg Of StarkyiIle.
Miss. has been elected 70 fiji the