Show B BIg g Game acne Hunt Hurtt Not Dangerous i ays Explorer X N. Y United Press Press- Press Many swarthy hunters who foot on defunct elephant rhinoceros eros or hippopotamus clutter up rotogravure rotogravure ro- ro with sections I reference to heroic deeds of of the are nimrod-are nothing more than murderers and their t task sk ho whit whitmore whitmore more dangerous than shooting a cow cowin cowin in nn an past pasture re said Carveth Carveth Car Car- veth Wells Veils British explorer in a disillusioning talk here According to Wells VeIls Introduction of the automobile as portage e to I shooting scenes put the safe for I women and children tag on big I game hunting It It ItIs Is no longer the virile sport of Roosevelt's day but the pastime of the the effete hunter with his entourage of twenty black boys and white guide Lions or tigers or other of the carnivorous game unconcernedly pursue their dally daily tasks If the hunter arrives by automobile Wells said The gasoline odor effectively blankets the human scent and the Intended victim Imagines but another another an- an other animal passing by and takes small notice Wells said he had been within a few yards ards ot of several reclining lions who didn't bother to get to their feet as he photographed photograph d them The most dangerous thing In Africa Africa Af- Af rica according the Wells VeIls is the Jigger Jigger Jig Jig- ger Flea an annoying insect which burrows into the to toes s of its victims causing the Infected toes to swell swen up and In extreme cases drop oft Wells said th the bite ot of the tse tse-tse tse fly carrIer ot of the germ ot of sleepIng sickness gave him acute nia Its power is vastly overrated he suggested He continued stripping the glamour glamour glam glam- our from jungle stories b by poo- poo tales tales' ot of hardships in the dark continent rents are always fully equipped even to baths he said and the jungle menu runs from Crom potatoes to champagne |