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Friday,
January
3,
1941.
Post-Holiday
Reflections
;.
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At
the
risk
of
the
retort
that
we
may
be
getting
old
and
behind
tbe
times,
it
seems
to
us
that
too
much
stimu-laition,
too
much
artificiality,
is
developing
in
the
way
we
celebrate
our
Christinas.,
and
New
Years
now.
The
old
fcimnlieitv
and
thn
RinrnHt.v
spcitis
tn
ho
in
l.-n-rrn
ivfpiit
flKnnnpnnnrr
nfirl
uritti
thncn
nnnlll
!uo
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tl
Canada's
Trade
and
Economy
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REPLY
TO
VAMCOUV1CR
i
HALIBUT
FISHERMEN
Editqr,
Dally
News:
We
noticed
in
.the
Vancouver
dallies
of
necswbsf
(,
m
rticla
wltli
headlines
"Halibut
men
protest
later
season
opening"
followed
by
a
fclai
?iihi..
by
Rolph
Binier,
Secretary
of
the
Vancouver
Vessel
Owners'
Assoclallan.
giViJV?
the
fcN
lowing
rea.cJQiw
for
hU,
cpnleiitloni
m
'Ihe
."iter1
cnjnjjt
would
force
a
ft:la,
of
umiroJoyinent
during
a
month
considered
ideal
Xor
halibut
fishing."
The
regular
halibut
fishermen
consider
August
and
rtpnber
as
ideal
for
fihlng
in
April
M
they
have
not,.
UHe
Ihp
Vancouver
men,
otlier
fLshffles
to
depend
ujion
for
a
livelihood
with
tlie
result
that
many
o(
our
men
ars
unemployed
frpm,
e
.
ensure
of
one
year's
halibut
season
until
oiienlng
of
the
next.
Aaln
W9
quote
Mr.
Bremer:
umi.
I
if
.
.
.
lo
a
tiyniilH
rniUnM
-J
n
n;t)mir
idrtllall-v
ttiav
untllfl
111
nil
.
.
.
way
eliminate
any
irregularity
of
iisning
as
mucn
as
possible.
If
the
Vancouver
Ilshermen.
wish
to
par-
ItAlnnl.
t
4.1.
-
.1
..
.'-"-awp
jmf
w
ourauon
ot,
me
entire
season,
no
one
could
obiect
la
that.
On
the
other
hand,
we
find
that
the
Vancouver
men
would
like
to
have
the
fieeson
opened
March
1
so
as
to
enable
them
to
fish
out
the
quota
of
halibut
before
going
spirit
and
meaning
of
the
season.
To
many
of
us,
wc
fear,
ery
such
as
salmon,
pilchard
and
Christmas
and
New
Year
and
the
intervening
period
is
h5r,nff
selnln"
obvtosiy.
any
enveloping
into
very
much
of
a
jamboree
sustained
by
sti-
lkVtSZT
mullia
and
nrt.lfirinllfv.
and
wo
vpvv
muph
rlminf
if
uro
nvo
..
.
?
Iltt
it
:1
i.7
r
,1
.7
1
i"
.
i
"v
,
i
U'"UC1CU
m
ineir
scheme
or
thfi
hrtfl,
fnr
it
Pirhev
inrhvullinlUr
nv
nnlW.HrnHr
We
are
in
the
midst
of
a
war.
Our
statesmen
and
our
leaders
tell
us
.to
save
our
resources
and
lend
them
to
the
government
so
they
may
be
employed
in
the
battle
for
our
Empire
and
all
the
things
that
it
holds
dear.
Possibly,
we
niiffht
have
started
to
do
soine
savintr
durini?
the
festive
,tWngs..
-thlno-o
T.
m
i
i
ufliuriunaxeiy.
we
are
not
in
a
pusiuun,
uirougi
own,
to
particip
in
Ihe
fishery
men.
Moreover,
had
the
Vanconvpr
salmon,
fishermen
Jn
the
past
re-
SeftSop,
It
WOUla
have
been
good
for
our
SOUls,
for
our
quested
the
government
for
string
jicuilii,
lur
our
pocKet
dook.
G
There
is
mderation
in
all
things,
of
course,
We
do
'riot
suggest
for
a,
moment
that
we
should
develop
into
a
bunch
of
kill-joys,
never
thinking
of
happy
things,
devot-
j)g
ourselves
all
to
work
and
none
to
nlay.
:
;
IJilt
we
ib
think
In
these
days
of
crisis
that
a
little
.vnore
thought
qf
some
of
the
real
essentials
would
be
good
-for
us
all-and
would
tend
to
harden
us
up
for
the
more
cjif
Skull
days
that
may
lie
ahead.
Possibly
ve
have
been
too
carefree,
too
inclined
to
indulging
our
own
desires
and
our
own
inclinations.
At
the
sarne
time,
it
is
3
duty
for
us
all,
a
more
important
duty
than
ever,
to
radiate
true
happiness
and
;jnojraJ
confidence
so
that
our
morale
may
be
maintained.
W
u
Undoubtedly,
many
of
us
need
more
discipline.
Our
jtbjlj'ty
to
impose
self-discipline
is
one
of
the
tests
of
democracy,
The
alternative
may
be
dictatorship
or
our
national
disappearance.
-
-
.
These
are
thoughts
that
the
season
just
past
has
brought
to
our
minds.
We
pass
them
on
for
what
they
are
worth.
If
our
readers
are
inclined
to
a
little
self-searching
now
that
we
are
settled
down
to
the
serious
business!
another
year,
possibly
the
thoughts
might
be
applied'
to
their
individual
cases.
If.
mnv
h
thnf.
n
f
nw
faoio
ntir
hn
cnrrrvict
nA
n.Vi?li
.
it
would
be
better
that
we
face
voluntarily
while
there
is
Still
Still
the
the
prac
nrae
tieabilitv
tieability
of
of
makinfr
making
effective
effective
rosnlntinns.
resolutions.
ent
enforcement
of
regulations
for
purpose?
pi
consfjrvtng
the
salmon
slocks,
the
same
as
our
halibut
fLshermen
had
to
Impose
upon
the
C0EO
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BENT-i-Large
furnished
office
including
heat
and
light.
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we
are
publishing;,
.,AMW
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,a
r
:
V
fl
a
rov'mw
review
hv
hv
th
the
federal
fpderl
Minister
Minister
nf
of
Trniln
Trade
and
nn-fl
Com
f'nrnJ0-1"1
,ocal
Ctrl
today
fllprfft
nf
r!nrfldn'o
tr.'nrlo
?irir1
oflnnnrnv
Tf
nnntnlno
n
l-f
oi
Uie'
ministers'
statement
to
those
who
may
be
desirous
oi
obtaining
som
usetui
economic
tacts
in
relation
to
the
state
ot
war
in
which
Canada
linditselt
today.
'
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for
boaiiding
house'.
Box
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Dally
News.
tf)
of
information,
and
it
also
contains
a
lot
of
food
for,
-.
1
(bought
and
fiome
suggestions
as
to
what
Canadians
may
HSJ
n
SSiSSiS
strenuous
and
changing
times,.
We
commend
the
reading
P.O.
4290.
LOST
hour.
room
LOST
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coat'
at
Moos,
Find-
please
leave
at
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News.
(6)
sentlal
with
the
result
that,
after
As
a
n
'or
Bot,
much
agltaition
among
those
,thelr
.butter
cheap
it
dld;not
ir.?.:
groups-
concerned,
the
matter'
that!
he
farmer
was
going1
reached
the
government
and,
as
a
uruKe
Pauctrnr
tt.
They!
rsgardfdi
consequence,
the
government
em-'
I1
as
tilel?
Qod'Blven
right
to'
'ployed
a
scientist,
Dr.
W.
F.
Thorn-
have-
access
to.
the
farm
pro-!
son,
now
with
the
Canadian-United
u-m
IPTipe.
-
States
salmon
commission,
to
in-'
Now-
Qt
lasfc
tl'e
same
law
of
vestlgate
conditions
of
the
halibut
u'J1y
and
demand
which
wa-j
industry.
quotid
as
JulfJcaJon
for
the
re-
After
some
years
of
research
S?Ct,?,0f
CanAflian
farmer
to
j
work.
Dr.
Thomson
reported.
ijLfi3
K
f"11
Peasant,!
among
other
UiUigs.
that
the
hail,
w6r
be
fanner's
but
stocks
on
the
flshin?
banks
rfvf
behold,
no:
sooner)
were
steadily
becoming
depleted
L
T
J3
Pri"s
fl
3
ew
ts
j
year
by
year.
For
instance
in
areas
a&ove..
lar
V
Pes
or
the'
9
to
13,
which
constitute
the
waters
f
consumer
groups"
raise
where
the
nresent
Vanmuvpr
W
W-high
heaven.
And
won-.
aerate,
me
tXDundare
wr
Pnan
the
Canadian
T
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TO'f
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lexUnct
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as
a
consequence.
.7,
rtrr.-L
but
aftrr
more
discussions
and
con
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Z
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7
slons
to
fences
between
the
mdastry
and
T-.
aytnorines,
a
ney
and
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govern
H
whlh
resulted
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commended
by
Jhe
regular
halibut
ftheimen
and
put
into
effect
by
he
ccniuL'rn
fa
that
today,
tne
fishing
bank
are
stocked
very
well
with
halibut,
in
fact.
so
well
that
new
men
like
most
of
the
pajftlqps
msn,
iww
find
It
profitable
to
participate.
We
yish
tJ
say
In
cl:siig
had
ahi
halibut
Ifcrermen
in
former
pirwd
the
ame
pcUpy
as
th.
salmon
fishermen
we
venture
lt.
iq.
si
si".'
wis"-
that
ihi
only
niy
iun
.place
mpt
utwi.
OTO.
ANDf!R?ON'.
Secretary,
I.i
pea
Fishermen
Federal
Union
Fringe
Rupert
BUlTlJt
PKOUUCF.RS'
()u:rT!ON
FdMar.
Daily
N'3ws:
Irnqifdiatflly
inn
Canada's
declaration
of
a
"p'atiB
of
war"
and
F-eyeral
fiuhsequent
occasions.
Governor
Holds
New
Year
Levee
Customary
Iteration
Taken
Place
wn
)f
Lajipirtc
In
What
;r,,
at
Dominion
Capital
lain
Repays
v
UiRrj
Sti'
.at'fAWA,
Jan.
3.
Th
qovern-&r
Qeneral's
New
Year
Day
reception
wax
held
as
usual
ymterday.
;ihni
twin
attended.
Pilmji
.Min-
,
.,!
ir
ni,
..
in
Ihrf
first
L.
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Htai
mwiii
e
wiiii
Of
lhe
'
Veiled
partHlme
ftr-ito
Shake
hands
with
Their
ExHn-
row
nrodutt
ins(l-:i
nu
n
wuld
lm?
ren
halibut
today
Me
s,
the
Earl
of
AlhKHie
ami
I'rin-
kind
of
Mf
p)ujii
WQUla
uj
(11
ne
wxw
wi
cess
aju.c.
hon
windows
eatner
r
orecast
m
reBiv
u
lion
Uil
-United
General
Synopsis
A
deep
disturbance
Is
centred
west
of
Vancouver
plapd
whjle
the
pressure
is
relatively
hish
over
the
Peaue
River
dLstrlct.
The
weather
Is
inildt
r
on
the
coast
where
showers
luvc
West
west
Coast
coast
oi
of
Vancouver
Vancouver
l3land
iJ.ana
"uui"
iuiuiv
ucux-ujie
unna-
ni-i
-vw
hi
prpfirn-cn
ioi
our
gayemneni
da's
sliare
of
the-
annual
halibut
Usability
have
been
a
position
hve
told
the
farmers
In
Canada
.strong
southeast
winds
or
gales,
un-
caich
"
to
livelihood
Jrom
it
today,
nat
th,
b?sf
contribution
they
I
settled
and
mild
with
rain.
1
We
might
say
thfe
statement
Put
Instead,
they
explotd
ths
oeuW
make
toward?
l)e
national
i
does
not
ctlncide
with
facts
be--,salmon
indu
-try
without
regaixl
war
ef(ort'
was
io
continue
pro-i
vm,-
u)):
iirHmii
yiin-ume
ucoi
uv"
"i"-v-
-
auction.
We
-were
toiq
mat
tne'
,
is
much
larger
than
the
Canadian.
VoM
that
tcday.
so
they
claim
orain
markJt
situation
was
a
sari-
iTha
diffemice
In
a
later
opening
themselves,
they
must
Invade
every
ous
embarrasnn-it
to
our
author!-
date
would
result
"In
tlie
regular
indati7
in-
BrltUh
Colum-
ties
and'
were
urged
to
shUt
to
Cawdian
halibut
ijshermen
hav-
bia
to
rarn
a
decent
standard
of
Jm.
and
dairy.
I
ing
a
longer
fishing
season
and
av,fls-
Many
fanners
throughout
Cana-'l
consequently
catch
the
poundage)
It
might
also
be
emphasized
at
da
followed
those
Instructions
and'
the
part-time
men
now
take
with
this
point
that,
until
six
or
seven
what
do
Ihsy
get
hi
return?
A
'
the
earlier
opening
date.
years
jgo
after
the
old
steamboat
flap
In
ths
face.
The
recent
peg-j
Mr.
Bremer
.further
states:
Eli-
days'.
Vancouver
fishermen
fish-
rrin?
nf
bnitor
tvires
filing
t
inn
nf
SY.jvi1W1
metJImA
inc
hrnllhnJ
urn
on
fom
iUn
f
-v
..w...iu..
w-,i.ti
t-
r
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a
jui
twhio
p
"v
v
ivn
t.M
lUBt
VI
piUUUVLIUIl
UJ,l)
yilC
prcducrs,
oji
reason
the
deferred
one
hardly
knew
that
such
men
-t
the
pwiwe
pifes
cf
social
In-
rknlll.-irr
itla
)inn
Knn..
...xr
i
r.
,
.
,
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.
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n
.
,1
.
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.
"i"'
v
iw
ivrpn
injuusiA-u,
iuiu
am
vriy
irubuu
justice
ever
perpeiraiea
upon
tne
is
not
favored
by
the
Vancouver
.which
is
explained
in
the
follow-
fanner.
fleet.
Also
we
require
protection
j
ing.
I
For
ten
years,
Mr.
Editor,
the
against
megai
ana
irregular
prac-
For
the
enlleiitment
of
the
pub-,l"ner
sold
below
cost
of
produc-l
tices
rather
tlian
against
so-called
jic
i
the
only
reason
this
letter
t1rn-
The
excuse
for
that
situation
!
part-time
producers."
js
wrttten.
Let
us
briefly
examine
Which
has
practically
bankrupted,
tne
secretary
of
the
Vancouver
nil
rf
fho
'.114
mrtj
imfl
n'
iHa
Low
nf
ntmiv
o.-i
1
!
lsning
Vessel
Owners'
Association,
ermen,
ooened
to
them
this
new
At
a
time
when
millions
of
dollars
I
We
might
pOint
OUt
that
We
are
fllrl
nf
niknnr
.mhllnn
lli,
iW(n
Knontin
ilVlMl
ninnHlon
In.
aisq
very
much
in
favor
of
ellmln-
to
participate
profitably
h
the
dustry,
the
armer;
was
he
"for
atlng
any
Irregular
fishinst
orac-
hniihnt
inrtnotrv
'nottpn
nmtii
one
ox
our
cniei
reasons
for
recommending
a
later
opening
date
so
as
to
enable
the
KaawHVU.UMv'V.J.
fc-
.
V
.
J
k
'
.
.
1L.
A.LUEU
1
as
eany
as
iyi.j-n
H
pecame
"
aujiutacieu
uui
evident
to
both
dealers
and
flsh-Jarmer's
dolbr
,ln
Produce)
lost,
pinipn
ih'it
it
this
vni.mhio
vioii.
ipufchasing
power
as
costs
in-1
regular
nailbut
men
to
extend
k,.i
Lj,.
'
7
.Vi7.
'creased.
.
1
11
iii
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v
uu
;
1
ail
vi
r
i
i
v
m
vri
rii
h
1.1s!?,!!?
the
fa,11
and.
that
'measures
of
N
doubt
the
consumer
did
qotl
.iv.jufi.g
v
i-W-
prptectlon
V-V
were
ry-iir
es-
Fa
,
.
i
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IN
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WASHINGTON.
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lirwaenv
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o
UiW
a
ljre
fcjIereni
ila,
n
-nuns
provided
to
On
,i
Bi
drr
ths
"tea
and:
ienn
IVir
iintnnce.
Mr
Rfr,,.,,,
Un
and
rubb.
cppt
r
u
:
antt-airemft
l'.us.
It
was
madeile;i!
n
i.i
.
,
wuuju
uu
irxjjuru'u
!
;
,
that
Ulllled
Stater
,i
y..d:
with.
Hundreds
ot
rieoplr
r-y
a
tn
the
Daily
News
etaslj
.
umn
and
get
good
re
u:-
r
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HOT
WATER
BOTTLES
$1.00
fl.50
$1.25
Ormes
Lid.
ZfJm
Ptonecr
Druq&iats
Tbe
Reiali
Etore
Phpnes
81
ft
tt
Opto
Dally
from
8
a
m-
till
JO
p:m.
Huudajs
and
Uolidayi
froni
13
to
2
p.ni.
and
7
to
9
p.m.
JOHN
GURVICH,
Contractor
Wishes
to
Announce
the
Pounding
of
Ihj
Seal
Cove
Trucking
and
'
Transportation
Co.
And
for
Your
Service
Offers
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