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f
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off
from
last
week's
near-peak
level,
halibut
arrlvah
tor
the
week
ending
Friday
totalled
only
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pounds
th
lighest
so
far
this
season.
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brings
the
season's
catch
to
August
18
to
8,106,300
pounds.
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American
boats
and
one
Canadian
vessel
arrived
this
week.
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former
brought
in
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pounds,
and
the
latter
30,000
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Wednesday
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Mar-tlndale.
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of
the
canned
salmon
packed
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B.C.
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the
week
ending
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12
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in
District
2,
which
includes
Prince
Rupert,
according
to
the
weekly
summary
Issued
by
the
supervisor
of
fisheries,
Vancouver.
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the
494533
cases
packed
along
the
coast,
,324,742
cases
came
from
Area
2.
The
Naas
and
Skeena
districts
accounted
for
180391
cases.
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the
decline
of
the
sock-eye
run,
the
pack
of
spring
salmon
moved
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first
position,
formerly
occupied
by
sockeye
in
District
2.
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the
week,
135330
cases
of
springs
were
packed,
and
120,029
cases'
of
sockeye.
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sockeye
pack
on
the
whole
coast
was
considerably
ahead
of
the
spring
pack.
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than
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of
sockeye
were
put
up,
as
against
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D.
H.
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an
all-time
partnership
for
any
wicket
In
test
cricket
three
years
ago
today
at
London.
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Australian
pair,
batting
against
Eneland.
rolled
ur
449
runs
Ponsford
getting
205
not
out'
and
Bradman
244.
Ponsford
was
out
next
for
266.
usmess
an
d
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East
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Black
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.
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Wilson
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387
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HOUSE
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1944.
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37
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84-
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Prince
Rupert
Hilarious
Comedy
Of
Adventure
is
Capitol
Feature
The
Dlcturc
parallels
the
ad
ventures
the
four
stars
met
with
in
their
tour
of
England
and
North
Africa
to
entertain
I
the
flghUng
men,
It
features'
them
as
themselves.
.
On
more
than
one
occasion
the
Hollywood
actresses
had
to
seek
the
protection
of
ht(
trenches
when
German
planes
j
attacked
camp
where
thry
were
on
show.
Most
of
the
slit
trenches
they
found
In
North
Africa
were
seven
feet
deep
and
were
built
by
the
Oermans
When
bombs
exploded
the
walls
bulged
and
then
subsided
a.
though
they
were
built
of
rubber.
"Four
Jills
In
a
Jeep."
20th
Century-Fox's
song
-
and
-
star
studded
story
of
the
gayest,
grandest
adventures
four
Jeep-happy
girls
ever
met,
will
be
shown
Monday
and
Tuesday
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
This
merry
hit
features
Kay
Francis,
Carole
Landts,
Martha
jRaye,
Mltzl
Mayfalr
as
the
four
girls
who
passed
up
the
generals
for
the
privates,
with
Jimmy
;Dorsey
and
his
orchestra,
John
Harvey,
pnu
Silver,
and
introduces
to
the
screen.
Dick
Haymes,
radio
singing
star.
Alice
Faye.
Betty
arable.
Carmen
Miranda
and
George
Jeaael,
who
acts
as
master
of
ceremonies,
appear
In
the
picture
as
guest
stars.
Softball
9TH
COAST
WINS
CLOSE
VICTORY
OVER
DRY
DOCK
Softball
fans
were
treated
t
a
hlsh
grade
of
ball
yesterday
evening
when
6th
Coast
squad
eked
out
a
4-3
win
In
10
Inning
over
Dry
Dock
to
move
from
the
Area
Softball
League
quarter-finals
in
the
semi-finals
It
was
their
second
game.
They
are
expected
to
meet
Port
Edward,
winners
over
the
Navy
this
week
in
quarter-finals
play.
Dry
Dock
and
9th
Coast
played
spectacular
ball
laM
night
with
pitchers,
batters
and
field
-
men
all
turning
In
bang-up
performance.
The
play-off
series
has
been
organized
by
the
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Waving
Beauty
Culture
Lp
ail
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