opening, the miscreant used his new yellow skiff to bring a good load of salmon from above the line. He was not caught, but the family that sold him the skiff was chagrined to think that other fishermen, seeing the yellow skiff, would think they were engaging in illegal fishing.

The next day, while the outlaw had his skiff parked on the beach and was safely out of sight at the neighborhood pub, one of the family's boys hurried down and put a good coat of gray paint over the bright yellow skiff.

Times have changed in Bristol Bay, and nowhere is the changing of the guard more noticeable than in the boat yard. Aluminum gillnetters are the rule. Fiberglass is becoming scarce and there are few, if any, workingScotland Yard has urged people to remain vigilant after a fifth person was stabbed in north London right under the noses of a police patrol.

A man in his 30s was left in critical condition after being knifed in the back just yards from the scene of a previous incident, prompting fears the attacker could be taunting the police.

It was the fifth knife attack in the area since Saturday evening, in a spree that has left three people critically ill.

A man in his 30s was arrested in connection with the attacks on Tuesday morning, but police have warned people to remain on their guard in case the person responsible is still at large.

Another suspect who was arrested on Sunday remained in custody last night after police were given more