[?]rfeit of Tuna

In South Pacific

E 1955 winter seems to have been extraordinarily prolific for tuna fishermen in the South fic—at least in the waters east Mi. le Pago Pago tuna fleet has been ?ing in big hauls from these irs, and almost every island in Cooks, from Penrhyn and Puka i in the north to Mangaia in south, has reported huge catches una, some of them of record lere have been long periods of clear weather in this area, and two events are probably related.