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NEW
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AT
MASSETT
licrl
1'liillips
0f
ocean
falls
in
City
On
Way
o
Take
New
1'osition
Bert
T.
Phlllip7oi
Ocean
Falls
has
been
appointed
to
the
Dosltion
I
of
Indian
Agent
at
Massett,
queen
jClurloite
Islands,
succeeding
Rev.
(Jillctt.
He
arrived
.his
morning
on
the
Prince
Rupert,
and
will
spend
Christmas
in
the
city
proceeding
to
Massett
next
week
on
the
Prince
John,
accompanied
by
Rjv.
W.
E.
Collison;
Indian
Agent,
who
will
introduce
him
to
his
new
work.
Mr.
Phillips
has
been
in
the
employ
of
the
paper
mill
at
Ocean
Falls
for
the
past
seventeen
years.
.Ie
was
president
of
the
Canadian
Legion
last
year
and
this
year
was
vice-president
of
the
hospital
board
and
past-president
of
the
leaving
Ocean
Falls
he
was
given
a
rousing
send-off
at
tha
boat
and
presented
with
a
fine
camera
by
the
government
representative
on
the
hospital
board.
During
his
stay
in
the
city
he
Is
at
the
Savoy
Hotel.
By-Election
In
Vancouver
Set
!
For
January
13
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
23:-
Mayor
G.
O.
McGeer
has
signed
a
war--ant
appointing
January
13
as
the
'.ate
for
th-5
hokEn;
of
the
aldcr-n
an
ic
by-election
necessita-
-1
tV"-?h
the
rsslgnation
of
Ald.-Elect
A.
M.
Anderson,
who
war
one
of
the
successful
C.
C.
F
candidates
but
who
was
disqualified.
January
6
will
be
nomination
day.
Candidates
already
in
the
flcl:'
are:
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Black,
C.
C
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F.
Aid.
H.
L.
Corey,
Gtorge
Busjome.
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A.
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Who
Was
in
Theatre
Canadians
Will
Play
in
IJusiness
Years.
Ago,
Among
The
Remembered
Thirty
veteran
motion
picture
theatre
men
in
Canada
who
were
In
the
film
business
twenty-five
years
ago
and
who
played
Adolph
Zukor's
Ilrst
feature
length
film,
Sarah
Bernhardt
In
"Queen
Elizabeth"
at
that
time,
wil.
lreceive
silver
medalr
lions
'commemorating
..
the,
,
event
from
Paramount
Pictures
during
the
coming
month.
Beginning
January
7,
Paramount
will
hold
a
world-wide
jubilee
celebration
In
tribute
to
Mr.
Zukor,
now
chairman
of
the
board
of
Paramount
and
In
active
charge
of
production
at
the
Paramount
Hollywood
studios,
for
his
quarter
of
a
century
of
service
Emergency
Fund
Association.
On
to
the
Industry.
Games
Across
.the
Border
i
!
Many
j
Return
Matches
Likely
That'
Americans
Will
Ab'f
Ylslt
Dominion
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MONTREAL,
Dec,
23:
(CP)
At
a
new
high
point
of.
interest
in
Canada,
in
1936,
the
old
British
sport
of
badminton
is
prepared
to
J.nvad?
the
United.
States
this
eason
In
rather
a
big
way.
It's
all
leading
.up
to
international
events
that
some
day
may
be
conducted
along
the
lines
of
the
Davis
Cup
set-to
in
tennis.
WMle
1036
belonged
to
Canada
During
the
coming
'eason
man;
Canadians
will
participate
in
U.
S
tournaments
and
exhibitions
fro:r
comes
more
and
more
uncertain.
The
accent
Is
definitely
pn
yotitH.
with
the
major
champions
of
fai
niore
.
tender
years
than'
was
t.h-"3S?
a
decade
ago.
Expansion
has
3ppcd
up
the
pace.
There
Is
a
question
If
Grant's
physical
con
rJition
will
hold
him
up",
even
if
I
asked
J.
R.
Robinson.
Blackpool)
he-did
survive
the
toughest
draw
Comervatlvp
In
the
House
of
Com-
history
at
Winnipeg
Last
March
mons
recently.
list
to
choose
from
-
Bi
-anus
Tvv.
noted
for
their
quality
and
value
wherever
the
ring
of
true
hospitality
is
known.
this
holiday
season
select
your
requirements
from
is
list,
knowing
that
your
friends
will
endorse
your
oice,
for
eacli
in
its
price
range
is
an
outstanding
Wtist
Coast
oppesit'on
loom'
Strong
for
the
def
ender.
Dlc:,
JlJIrch
runner-up
last
jjieii
?
and.
'close
to
the
tlt'e.
will
"be
ru--.?;"?:!
!."wosltlon
on
his
'home
courts
:-T6nnny
SimLs,
17
yearsp'd
wh?n
h3
gave
Grant
his
onlyitlejCeat
of
,ihe
193S
season,
will
ltkeiy
bound
lck
si
111
further
Improved.
Erij
iL-sney,
from
Duncan,
oi
Vfln-o'i-Iyer
Irtand,
Is
a
difficult
perfor-mer
to
oveicoire.
'.vhlle
the
veteran
J?ck
Undcrhlll
-oV
Vancouver.
iwmp'on
in
1928,
and.
again
In
1932,
carries
such
a
wealth
of
tournament
experience
that
v
must
stl!l
be
considered.
Material
For
Stars
Jaek
Storey
of
Toronto
is
typi-cal
of
the
modern
trend1,
young
and
active,
equipped
with
al
ths
a
'essentials
to
carry
him
far
in
the
National.
He
has
the
advan-
U
ta?c
of
biing
able
to
practice
at
Toronto
with
such
stars
as
Rod.
dy
Phelan.
1935
winner;
Joe
Za
harko,
Jack
Slhbald
and
other.;
who
constitute
the
strongest
group
In
the
country.
Storey
Is
right
on
the
borderline
of
stardom,
last
falling
fractionally
short
of
up-
setting
Birch
in
the
quarters
at
Winnipeg
last
March.
Jack
Nash
London
golfer,
is
moving
upward.
Leri
Schlemm,
Gordon
'Reynold.
and
Frank
Denis
constitute
a
Mvtikivl
ViaU
iliii
;U'(VV
i
f
aenniie
impression,
wlnnroes's
L'
ranks
ore
depleted
with
the'
tie-
'--parture
of
Grant
for
Toronto
and
u
tho
proposed
departure
of
Jimmy
Forsyth,
but
still
boasts
of
ample
P
talent.
Tournamciit
Interest'
has
i
waned
for
Bev
Mitchell
of
Ottawa
i
n
aftef
a
brilliant
career
In
the'i,
major
events.
Prairie
cities
have
many
champions
In
the
making
Perhaps
this
season
will
see
young;
"
Alfle
Ingalls
of
Moose
Jaw,
SaskJg
crash
into
the
circle
of
select,
or'B
other
westerners
answer
the
call,
a
Margaret
Taylor
of
Kclowna.
n.:
C,
slipped
almost
unannounced
b
into
the
scheme
of
things
In
1935,
H.
when
her
left-handed,
'shots'
give
;
2!
her
the
decision
over
the
present
"
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
The
Naas
River
has
been
giving!
fisheries
scientists
endeavoring
toj
etudy
-
the
salmon
considerable!
bother
due
to
the
fact
It
has
been
'
found
Impossible
to
separate
the,
various
runs.
The
fact
that
Naasj
Uiver
soefceye
spawn
at
four,
fivs
and
six
years
of
age
makes
accur
ate
forecasts
a
difficult
matter.
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
Capt.
H.
E.
Nedden,
arrived
in
port
at
10:30
this
morning
from
Van-couvever,
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Falls
and
sails
at
4
o'clock
this
af-j
ternoon
for
Anyox
and
Stewart
t
whence
she
will
return
here
to-t
morrow
evening
southbound.
I
in
a
badminton
way,
and
so
will
1937,
officials
or
th2
Canadian
and
Motorshlp
Bellinghahi
arrived
In
American
associations
foresee
a
Port
at
midnight
from
Ketchikan
.substantial
increase
In
Interna-
and
was
today
discharging
five
tional
play;
It
won't
be
long
be-:
carloads
of
frozen
fish
for
trans-fore
the
Dominion's
champions
shipment
East
over
Canadian
Na-iTen't
merely
taking
a
light
work-jMonal
Railways.
out
when
they
engage
the
best
Ltd.,
Garrick
Theatre,
Winnipeg;
lne
first
time,
J.
Miles,
Western
Theatre
Ltd.,
Somerset
Bldg.,
Winnipeg;
R.
Bes-ler,.Park
Theatre,
Winnipeg;
H.
N.
players
in
the
United
States.
Doug
Grant,
chunky
young
star
from
Halifax,
and
the
brilliant
Walton
Jr.,
of
Toronto,
's-ere
outstanding
among
Canadian
players
in
1036k
Grant,
won
the
men's
singles
'
"tltfe
'
for
'
ths
third
tlm
)n
four
years.
Mrs.
Walton
eantnred
th
wompn's
s!n?ins
for
champion,
Mrs
Walton.
Possibly
-ome
other
figure
will
suddenly
appear
as
Alic3
Bolvln
of,
Montreal,
aged
18,
did
to
become
runner-up
In
1933
at
Montreal.
Mrs.
Walton,
Mrs.
Anna
Kier
'atrick
of
Vancouver,
Ruth
Rob-ntson
of
Ottawa,
all
have
tasted
he
sweets
of
victory
In
the
Na-
Monal
singles.
They
remain
strong
contenders
still.
Last
spring
all
Winnipeg
intimation
was
given
Jernbsrg;
Province
Theatre,
Win-'New
England
to
Oregon,
and
it
1
l
hat
their
high
rating
places
were
nipeg:
S.
Welner.
Regent
Theatre,
reasonable
to
assume
that
befor
lardly
secure.
Youth
was
knocK-
Winning-
n
Menipiinnrt
Panitnii
ltiiHo
t,hp
trpnrf
win
Hp
from
t.h
nnr
for
a
chance
at
the
title
In
Theatre,
Toronto;
Jule
Allen,
Pre-
Iother
direction
In
the
wake
o'
nier
Operating
Corp.
Ltd.,
Toronto;
rapid
development
'
of
the
Unite-
r.
J.
Allen,
Premier
Operating
Corp.
States,
field.
Ltd.,
Toronto;
C.
A.
.
Welsman.t
Crant
who
lived
,n
Kingston,
Brighton
Theatie.
Toronto;-
Miss
;9nt-
wnen
he
flrst
won
,he
ti,?f'
Jane
Edmonds,
Kent
Theatre,
'
!n
1933-
Halifax
when
he
won
Lindsay;
B.
Whitham.
Capitol
the,,
second
time
the
following
Theatre,
Cornwall;-
S.
Dclaney,
De-
'car
last
year
was
playing
for
Wlntiipes
club
when
,he
again
aney
Theatre,
Gananoque;
W.
L.
Stewart,
Rex
Theatre,
London;
H.
hlf
to
the
arter
a
ar's
laff
5ljness-
A,
C
Osborne,
Bijou
Theatie,
Pene-
,
,1-
s
tans:
P.
A.
pur
,
el,
Lyric
Theatre..
,wn-
Simcoe:
Leo
Mascioli,
Empire
Hotel,
Ehlps
at
Vancouver.
Threats
n
w
In
ct
his
supremacy
are
crop-
up
in
all.
parts.
ofUhe-coun-
todlon
Theatre
Toronto;
Geo
wuh
an
estbnated
80
900
m-Ganctakos,
United
Amusement
(Uaus
J10W
playing
thJ
anM;
the
Corp
.
Ltd..
Montreal:
Joseph
M.
it!ann?
,)CrlfXi
of
u'champion
be-
rcater
numbers
than
ever,
and
outh,
endowed
with
greater
experience,
will
present
an
even
more
serious
threat
this
year.
A
Great
Book
"How
to
Be-comn
a
Hockey
Star"
by
T.
P.
"Tommy"
Gorman,
manager
.and
coach
of
the
Montreal
"Maroon",
profusely
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and
containing
many
valuable
tips
on
how
to
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(he
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also
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