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QUEBEC,
May
10
The
stern.'
Silent
but
usually
contented
fisher-!
(
men
who
live
fur
the
most
part
in
j
picturesque
old
houses
on
the
Gaspe
coast
have
been
hard
hit
by
the;
current
economic
depression.
ae-
cording
to
a
recent
statement
by
F.I
M.
Gibaut,
Q'je-x-c
provincial
su-i
peiintcndent
cf
fisheries.
The
menj
who
fish
in
summer
and
"lumber"
j
in
the
winter
arc
in
Increasing
j
'numbers
tontine
to
the
government
for
sid,
the
statement
said,
j
The
value
of
the
Quebec
fisheries
:
his
been,
steadily
declining;
since
j
1938.
Mr.
(Hbault
pointed
out.
while
jthe
same
industry
in
the
provinces
of
British
Columbia
and
New
Brunswick
ha-
.shown
a
"tremendous'
increase
The
value
of
Quebec
fisheries
in
1930
was
Stsnjm
as
cm
pared
with
$2,933,331
in
1939.
i
"A
few
facts
will
dissipate
the
per-
haps
general
impression
that
the
!
industry
could
or
should
have
in-ici
eased
proportionately
to
that
of
jBriush
Columbia
and
New
Brunswick."
the
statement
declared.
I
Pointing
to
the
"increasing
and
important
value"
of
salmon
and
halibut
fisheries
in
the
western
I
province.
Mr.
Oibaut
writes,
"we
tiavc
neither
salmon
nor
halibut
I
at
least
to
any
commercial
extent
i
in
Quebec
and
that
is
all
there
is
to
jit."
Lobsters
were
one
of
the
most
Important
Items
on
the
New
Brans-wick
fish
bill
and
while
"we
have
some
lobsters
in
Quebec
the
catch
is
small
and
steadily
falling.''
the
superintendent
says.
The
salmon
catch
-another
important
source
of
revenue
for
New
Brunswick
fishermen
had
been
overworked
in
Quebec,
the
superintendent
felt,
while
smelts,
sardines
and
oysters
were
not
obtainable
from
Quebec
waters.
The
fact
that
fishermen
are
more
and
more
fuming
to
farming
and
lumbering
was
largely
responsible
for
the
situation.
"We
must
also
be
ir
in
mind."
Mr.
Oibaut
says,
that
of
all
callings
that
of
fisherman
is
perhkps
the
hardest.
No
one
who
can
s4n
the
same
amount
of
money
e
be
Where
will
choose
fish-in;
to
gain
a
living.
Also
we
must
not
lose
siglit
of
the
fact
that
the
fishing
season
in
the
province
of
Quebec
lasts'
only
five
months
at
the
outside.''
However,
the
sta.e-ment
says,
the
expenditure
of
mere
than
nine
million
dollars
on
railways
and
highways
in
the
fishing
sections
of
the
province
are
responsible
for
"the
greatly
Improved
living
conditions
of
fishermen
today
when
comparei
to
those
of
30
years
ago."
District
News
STEWART
A
coroner's
Jury,
which
Investi
gated
the
death
of
Robert
Law,
well
known
district
prospector,
whose
body
was
found
recently
under
a
tree
three-quarters
of
a
mile
from
the
Salmon
Gold
cabin,
returned
a
verdict
on
Thursday
of
last
week
that
deceased
came
to
his
death
between
Summit
Lake
and
Tide
Lake
within
ten
to
fifteen
days
after
he
left
his
cabin
at
Bowser
Lake
on
February
19
last,
death
being
caused
by
exposure
and
exhaustion
while
attempting
to
make
a
Journey
from
Bowser
Lake
to
Stewart.
The
funeral
was
held
on
Friday
afternoon
under
the
auspices
of
the
Canadian
Legion
with
Rev.
Father
E.
M.
Leray
o
M.
I.
officiating.
II
.
.
.
i
ounnie
Hansen
returned
to
Stewart
last
Thursday
from
Seattle
where
she
had
flown
the
week-end
previous
from
Stewart
in
a
Ketchi
kan
airplane.
She
thoroughly
en-!
Joyed
the
trip
by
air,
even
If
wea-,
ther
conditions
might
not
have
been
all
that
could
be
desired.
;
The
following
officers
of
the
local
Moose
Lodge
were
installed
last
Thursday
evenfng"lpaat
dictator,
H
B.
CampbAird!cffltef.'l
&
Hsd-don:
vlc-dictator.
D.
J.
McLean:
prelate.
H
R.
Crow:
secretary,
P.
S.
Jack:
treasurer.
W.
Stewart;
trustee.
R.
Young:
sergeant-at-arms.
D.
Esselmont:
inner
guard.
O.
Erlck-,
son;
outer
guard.
O,
O,
Hutchings.
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enjoy
unique
leadership
In
the
world's
largest
National
The
Katthet
Man
mid-week
feature
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here,
is
a
picture
of
ton
warfare
in
San
Francisco's
famous
Chinatown.
Edward
O.
Robinson,
who
will
be
remembered
as
the
hard-boiled
city
editor
In.
"Five
Star
Final."
goes
Oriental
In
this
picture
and
gives
a
very
interesting
characterization
of
a
Chinaman
who
is
a
paid
slayer
of
the
underworld
gang,
a
position
which,
by
the
way.
Is
hereditary.
Loretta
Young
plays
the
part
of
a
young
Chinese
girl
and
her
makeup
is
remarkably
good.
Dudley
Dlg-ges,
who
began
his
career
with
the
famous
Abbey
Theatre
of
London
and
later
became
the
leading
char--
-ter
actor
of
the
New
York
Theatre
Guild
Company.
Is
also
a
prominent
member
of
the
cast.
The
film
Is
unique
in
many
ways
and
makes
good
melodrama.
Several
of
the
scenes
are
rather
gruesome
but
tensely
exciting.
For
the
weekly
revival
feature
tonight
George
Artlss'
fine
comedy
The
Millionaire"
Is
being
offered
in
addition
to
the
regular
program
Including
"The
Hatchet
Man."
MOUNT
BADKN-POWELL
One
of
the
many
unique
honors
conferred
upon
Lord
Baden-Powell
vn
the
naming
after
him
by
the
"nlted
States
Geographical
Board
if
a
mountain
in
Washington,
and
toe
Board's
statement:
"We
are
more
than
pleased
to
name
this
American
mountain
m
honor
of
Lord
Baden-PowtlL
who.
because
of
his
splendid
achievements
in
erring
to
the
worta
,a
movement
for
the
youth
of
all
land,
ma',
well
be
considered
a
world
citlsen."
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Barney
Colbachlm
of.
Terrace
arrived
In
the
city
from
he
Interior
on
yesteray's
train
for
a
brief
visit
to
town.
AFTER.
EVERY
MEAL
J1
tACH
SITE
A
DIUCHT
AND
ItST
OF
AIL
TMI
COST
19
SMALL
or
cujq
WRIGLEYS
TRADE
IN
YOUR
OLD
WATCH
FOR
A
NEW
ONE
This
Is
"Trade-In
Watch
Week."
Bring
In
that
old
watch
you
have
been
carrying
so
long
and
we
will
aeeept
it
In
part
payment
for
a
new
one.
Fashions
change
in
watches,
just
like
everything
ehe.
Select
a
modern
one
we
have
hundreds
for
you
to
choose
from.
Prices
arc
moderate
ranging
from
as
low
as
$10
to
$75
1)
at
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n
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ill
Large
Number
of
Fishermen
pealing
to
Government
'
For
Aid
'
Ap-
Tons
Warfare
in
San
Francisco
Featured
in
The
Hatchet
Man"
At
Capitol
Theatre
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Starts
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li-is..?
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.
.
The
Man
of
a
ijiousand
Characters
Edward
G.
Robinson
"THE
HATCHET
MAN"
With
Loretta
Younir.
Dudlev
Dhw
...
nn'vo
Respected
merchant
to
his
wife
and
friends
secretly
the
hi
executioner
of
a
powerful
ton;
Comedy
"CAMPING
OUT"
"SCREEN
SOUVENIRS
n
bcrcen
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Wednesday
Night
Only
at
10-10
GEORGE
AKL1SS
in
"The
Millionaire"
i
Friday
&
Saturday
''SUICIDE
FLEET"
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Xi
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mmtHM
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arnmi
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a
state
of
war
docs
not
aflcct
the
appetite
of
the
Chinese
for
their
favorite
cheese.
Read
this
translation
of
the
Chinese
letter
reproduced
above.
Muck
U,
Mil.
tM
ITms.
Ottawa.
Cmmmmt
Iw
rriuvtl
Oarlata
I
vtrltk
JUalltttM
ywlllm
la
Skaaibal
I
ail
JaU
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la
f4tlaf
rular
klaMBMt
(
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C-aaaa.
wbtrk
la
la
awaalaal
a1ataa4
by
aav
awalaaaaaa.
I
laiafra
app-al
layamm
alal
frtaaal
la
rail
araally
al
Ika
Ckalaaa
Cann
Caaapaat.
(Mtaa,
aaal
uaa
faar
Itaat
aatalaaaaam
ta
kaaalltaal
traaa
Ibalr
abla-aMala
liraub,
irila
a
taw
ta
(IHaa
aaa
aa
vtwpt
alailrarT
aa
fjaaatbla,
aUMat
lb
clraaaaataaaaa.
Taun
ary
traly,
UViK
Kwaaf.
Saf
Wlaf
This
Is
Just
another
proof
of
the
orld-widc
ioptiIarity
of
Oiatrau
The
Aristocrat
of
the
Cheese
Family.
The
Fish
which
made
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Famm
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