TEN
FLIES
AMPLE
F0RTR0UT5EAS0N
p:::
'NTO
t
Trout
fisher-files
are
Qui!)
C-ordon.
Hen-
these
winter
eve-
j
drlckson
and
Red
Quill.
March
Ur.3
for
next
spring's
1
Brown
and
Grey
Fox,
Light
Ca-:-!uns
can
cut
down
1
hill,
May-fly
Midget,
Green
n
number
of
their
j
Drake,
Dun
Variant
and
Cream
j
Art
FUck.
noted
New
Variant.
To
these
he
adds
a,
dry
:
Pennsylvania
angler,
I
fly
tied
on
a
No.
18
hook
to
imi-a.-je
years"
researcli.ltate
the
very
small
May
flies,
1
2ry
flics
on
which
he
Almost
five
centuries
ago
in
.
fishing
can
be
had
I
to
be
exact
Dame
Juliana
If
they're
biting
at,Perners
plumped
for
only
12
patterns
of
trout
flies.
Since
j
ccw
book,
"Strcamslde
then
anglers
on
both
sides
of
Thomas
Allem,
he
de-'the
Atlantic
have
recorded
some
-suits
of
his
study
in
680
patterns.
Now
Flick,
after
on
of
May-flies
as
,
radlng
streams
with
a
butterfly
M
I
net
catching
live
flies
and
ex
:
basic
patterns
of
dry
aminlng
thousands
of
-
j
Amid
lighted
trees
children's
spread
their
mi
Imm
r..
.
1
:
,t
it
not
nubllSIHU
Of
"'SP
CHRISTMAS
trout
dozen
or
less.
WMji
luhhling
at
Civic
Centre
TUESDAY
Sports
P.
M
-
Basketball
League
Game."
6:3065
Taxi
vs
Gyro
7:30
Peoples
vs
Sweet
16,
8:30
Fashion
vs
Merchants
9:30
Co-op
vs
Brown
woods
Special
Events
P.
M.
7:30
Kinsmen
Kiddles
Christmas
Films
v
8:00
Camera
Club
General
fleeting
stomachs,
comes
back
to
a
basic
laughter,
bdiighs
over
njany
gifts.
Qur
tablsi
arc
heavy
with
good
things
to
eat.
AiuJ,.-cI)uaivU
hclU
tell,
their
wing
of
joy
ii
peaceful,
heavens.
f
'
.
;
U's
a
good,
Christinas,
a
happy
Christmas,
'
'
b
Canadian
hoint's
again
this
year.
,
,Sr
tct
it
bs
Christuvjs
in
our
hearts,
too.
,Cfttj,l)5
thankful
wc
ljv?
in
a
land
of
plenty.
.
..
gja&
w.
our
wany
hlessipgs
wit.h
peojJes,
iir
Countries
less
fortunate
than
ours.
(iiving,
(
T
PORT'HUMGRY
BRITISH
FANS
TO
FREELY
DURING
YEAR
Make
19.47
Bowvw
Year
for
Promoters
But
Home
Star
Fail
Against
Foreign
Competition
By.
JACK
SULLIVAN.
Cuqadlai)
Preu
8Uv'i
Writer
f
LONDON
(CP)-rA
few-silver
clouds
managed
to
pierce
jyi
otherwise
grey
British
spores
picture
during
1947;
With
only
slight
altenitrons-change.
of
name?
and;
$igureM-h?
story
followed,
t
patter.!?.
of
the
previous-year-when
welj-fed
foreign
competitors
wen
home
with,
British;
titlea
in
their-baggage.
British
athletes,
however,
show-,-
,
-
Jj.
d,
sJgcs.
they
wei;e
slowly,
re
gaining
the
form,
that
gave
pre
war
stars
the.
reputation,
of
being,
anythng,
but
pushovers,.
BJt
U
Brjjtish,
victories
in
in-ternayonal
play.,
w.ece.
few,
free-spending
fans
nwde.
i.947,
a
bonanza
year,
for-
prompter.
Unable
to,
buy
ay,
the,
goods,
they,
want-,
ed,
they
spent
their
money
on
spofit,
9r4cke
soccezs.
boxing,
rugby
and
motorcycle,
speedway.
horse,
and,
greyhound
racing
pre-,
sealed
baJanqe.
sheets
in,
glkten-:ing
black...
A
treacherous
wlptiei.
acijom.
III!
IIOl'SE
OF
SI1KIM1I
layed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board,
th;
Government
of
Brhi,i,
Columbia.
J
helped
tjemndpusty
to
boost
sagging
spirits,
But
the
golfers
of
the
year
wee
Fred
Daly
from
Belfast
and
,
7'
"
'
v
-iuvv
.
Australia's
Norman
von
Nlda.l
year,
but
it
rebounded
with,
the
j
professional
match-play
cham.-spring..M1dweek.grfl;h.ound,rac-!pIonshIp(
and
von
Nldai
fa.
and
,
saye
electricity.
!yd;
retiuce.
la-.,ment
player,
won
more
than
bor
absenteeism
but
man.
v.
row
innn
i
i
on
It
was
another
disastrou,
year
;
.Saturday,
fP
Pnyituel;
for:
Brltlsh
Unn,s
mmblJon
machines,
clicked,
merrllx
oxec;faraed
centre.
eourt
vas
baTL
ofl
CKK3KKT
REVIVAL
WAS
BKIOIIT-
SPOT
One
1947
bright
spot
was.
the
revival
of
cricket.
Fics-class
county
clubs
provided
sparkling
play
through
the.
season
and.
3,000,000
supporters-ra,
record
showed;
tbels.
"appreciation,
of
the
sudden,
fighting
spirit.,
England
decisively
b,eat
South,
Africa
In
a.
five-test
sexiestniee.
victories,
and
two,
drai-
and
thJ.;
1
i
bam
of
the
heart,
is
the
true
spirit
of
C!irtnJ.
.'
-
Giving
is
the
one
way
to
eiice
on
liarth,
CJood-will
to
Men".'
9-
-m
&
?t
if
be
Christmas
in
our
hearts'
iBrttUh
stars
in
the
final
rounds.!
Australian
with
Jack
Cramer,
California
star-
who
now
is
a
pro
fessional,
taKiflp,
tne
men
s
sin-
gjes,
and
fellow.-American
Mar
garet
Osborne,
the
women's.
WOODCOCK'S
FAILURE
DISAPPOINTING
Boxing
also,
presented
a
gloomy
picture.
The
fortunes,
of
Bruce,
Woodcock,
Britain's
heavyweight!
champion
whose
star
shone
bright
in
1946,.
turned,
a
full
cv
cle
and
the
Doncaster
railroader
npw
Is
almost
in
obscurity.
Placed
near
the
top
as
a
Joe
Louis
contender,
he
met
pond
erous,
lightly-regarded
Joe
Baksl
of,
Pittsburgh.
,
In
April,
took
an
unmercifuiSurfl$un"&
for
seven
rounds,
and
hasn't
been
fit
tj,
enter
the
ring
since.
French-bred
racehorses,
which
over
the!
"I
think
a
lot
of
people
don't
recognize,"
said
the
Old
Timer
this
morning,
"that
Commupism,
in
the
wnse
of
being
a
political
"theory,
isn't
Communism
any
more.
It
is
Ru?tiji.
Qpmmunism,
and
that
is
a
vast
dittirence.
"I
don't
think
any
of
our-
locat
Communists
would
fcny
that.
Russia
dominates,
the
Communist
mind.
Ev,e,ry.
thought,
ever)
action,
of
Communists
anywhere
in
the
world
meets
the
question:
Is
this
what
Moscow
wants?
"I
am,
old.
enpugh
to
remember
when
we
had
what
could
honestly
be
described,
as,
theoretical
Com''
munists.
In
their
minds
Communism
was,
an
effort
at
practical
application
pf
Christianity.
It
was
a,
theory,,
or,
dogma,
not
ljnked
with
any
one
country
mpre
than
another,
though
perhaps,
more
identified
with
France-
than,
any
other.
The
in
fluencft
of
France
was
destroyed
to
a
large
extent
by
the
extreme
bestiality
of
the
Commune
following
the,
revolution.
"I
suppose
there
may
be
some
of
those
original
Communists
left,
but
you
can.
fy;
sure
they
aren't
carrying
car
in
the
Communist
party.
To
be.
a
member
of
the
Communist
party
today
you
haye
to
be
a
loyal
servant
of
Russian
Communism,
whjch
is
the
world's
finest
example
of
the
complete
police
state.
A-,That
is
something
to
remember
when,
it
comes
to
trade
union
policies,
and
political
activity.
Every
Communist
today
is
an
agent
of
Russia,"
(Tlit
views
of
the
OIJ
Timer
art
rfjentej
ucciy
in
thjj.
ticivifufxr
junJer
the
jtfion
ihi
0
the
Brituh
ColumSu
Feiltrntimt
0
r,iJlf,
and
fyuliutrj).
f-23
won
more
thari
liO.OOO
for.
their
WMtfS
inWlijpes,
"ended,
tfye
1947,
season
with
tot,al
earnings
of,
approximately
$275,000,
but
the
year
cannot
be
termed
"disastrous"
for
British
owners.
British
bloodstock,
in.
export
majrkets
earned,
$12,000,000,
li
hard-cuxiency
axea&
during
the
first
nine
months,
of
this,
yenr,
compared
with
08,000,000,.
for.
1948.
Still,
two
of
the
classics
wer-i
won
by
"outsiders."
Irish-bred
Caughoo,
a
lC0-to-l
longshot,'
won
the.
Grand
National;
and
'
Pearl
Diver,
also
a
100-to-l
smarter,
won
the
Derby
for
France.
British-bred
Sayajlraoj
galjpped
home
the
winner
of
the
1
St?.
Leger
classic.
Outsjiaridlng
sports,
personality
I
.43-yea-Qld.
Jopkey.
.Gordon
j
A
steady
stream
of
Americans,
Richards
who
ended
the
eighty
loaded.
w.ijtb,
sas,
apd.
'
well-
month,
fla.Vracing.
season,
wl,h
;
stocked,
golf
-bags,
who
toured
2ft
victory
a.
record,
w,hl.ch.
may
j,
the
country's
fairways
found
the!
nev,er,
be
appr.oached.
b.y.
'a.nX;
opppsltiqn,
stiffer
this
year.
They
I
otfcer
rider.
Gordon
also
w.Dn.
the.
j
won
the
Walker.
Cup
at
St.
An-1
British
championship
f.or
the
1
drews.
i?ut
only'
after
a
blister-'
2Cth
time
In
23
years.
1
ing
last-round
drive,
against
the
1
1
BrMsh
amateurs.
WlllisTurnesa
;
WORLD'S
LONGEST
CANAL
won.
the.
amateur
c'haionship"'
The
lonSest
canal
ln
the
worId
and
Babe
Didrikson
Zaharlas
ls
ln
china-
completed
In
13o0(
after
600
years
spent
ln
Its
con-.
caDtured
the
women's
mi
I
struction.
It
ls
2,100
miles
long.
SPAWN
ONLY
ONCE
Salmon
frequenting
the
waters
off
the
Pacific
Coast
spawn
once,
and
then
die,
but
those
of
the
Atlantic
waters
spawn
several
times.
TP
yT
jyrltic
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