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Daily
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Saturday,
April
26,
1947
FORMER
CANADIAN"
ARMY
COMMANDER
RECEIVES
AWARD-
Gcneval
the
Honorable
A
G
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McNaughton,
C.H.,
C.B.
C.M.G
D.S.C
hi
aded
a
Ion
U.
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oi
rc
ipient.s
of
decorations
at
Government
House
in
Ottawa
Presentations
we
made
by
His
Excellency
Viscount
Alexander
of
Tunis.
General
McNaughton
received
the
award
of
Companion
of
Honor
and
is
shown
above
with
his
daughter
after
the
ceremony.
No
Swimming
Spot
So
He
Builds
Lake
KENTVIT.T.E,
N.S.,
0
If
you
need
a
lake
build
one,
is
the
idea
of
planner
M.
A.
Condon
who
Is
receiving
support
from
the
local
Board
of
Trade.
And
Mr.
Condon
is
no
piker
either.
His
lake
rf
it
is
liuilt,
that
is
will
be
three
miles
long
and
from
one-half
to
one
mile
wide.
If
present
plan:
go
as
cxpacted
work
on
flooding
a
large
area
of
meadowland
along
the
Corn-wallis
River
soon
will
get
under
way.
Mr.
Condon
has
already
received
the
support
cf
local
civic
groups
find
landowners
alons
the
river
have
agreed
to
sell
their
land.
The
main,
idea
i.s
to
build
a
dam
at
a
site
which
will
at
the
same
time
provide
a
roadway
frcm
town
to
what
Mr.
Condon
believes
can
be
developed
into
a
profitable
business
location.
But
that's
just
a
sideline.
The
lake
Itself
is
to
give
the
town
badly-needed
swimming
and
boating
facilities.
COFS
ON
WHEELS
VANCOUVER,
0
This
city's
police
cars
travelled
1.614,940
miles
in
1946
and
were
involved
in
51
accidents.
Travel
and
maintenance
co?t
$79,817.
BuISding
Supply
lews
DONN'ACDNA
WALLHOAUDS
Per
1,000
Miuarc
feel
$65.00
A
limited
quantity
uf
AIOULDLNCS
nuw
on
hand,
including
,
CASINO
LATTICK
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ROUND
STOPS,
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IJUILDEHS'
SUPPLIES
i
HEIRLOOMS
ARE
LOST
IN
FIRE
This
Was
Greatest
Regret
wf
j
Mrs.
Nivrn
Following
Vestcrday's
Experience
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
F.
Lovln
lost
their
thriving
furniture
repair
and
cabinet
making
shop
and
all
their
living
effects
In
the
big
fire
that
destroyed
the
Clapp
Block
apartments
yesterday
i
momins
bait
the
loss
Mrs.
Lov
in.
at
least,
feels
the
mcst
Is
Jewels
more
than
150
years
old
consisting
of
brooch
and
earrings
that
have
been
handed
down
from
generation
to
generation.
They
were
of
the
great-
est
sentimental
value
to
me."
said
Mrs.
Lovin.
Mr.
Lovin
has
already
taken
tcps
to
re-establish
himself
In
the
business
of
his
trade.
FIRE
RUINS
ARE
INTEREST
CENTRE
Throughout
Friday,
few
neglected
to
visit
the
scene
of
the
McBridc
Street
fire
If
they
could
find
time
during
hours.
That
corner
of
ruins
was
a
stellar
attraction
and
there
was
considerable
probing
and
digging
amid
the
ruins.
Many,
to
judge
Jrom
conversation,
apparently
thflushA
the
escape
cf
the
Civic
Centra
was
the
most
irrtorestlhs
part
of
the
whole
affair.
'
But
the
burning
cf
the
Centre,
which
arouses
the
envy
of
far
larger
cities,
it
was
agreed,
wquld
have
Indeed,
been
disastrous.
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WINNIPEG,
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A
motion
to
prevent
discrimination
because
cf
race,
creed
or
color
by
oro-prietors
cf
hotels,
theatres
and
pvWc
halls
was
defeated
at
a.
recent
?es.ioii
of
Winnipeg
city
council.
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Fridays,
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Saturdays,
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KETCHIKAN
Fridays.
12:00
Midnight.
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WAY
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Sundays,
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p.m.
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Prin'e
Rupert
Agent
Third
Are
Phone
568
Waterfront
Whiffs
Salmon
and
Halibut
Fleets
Arc
Moving
Out
Fishermen
Returning
to
,
Prince
Kupert
From
Vancouver
trollers
are
now
away.
Hali-butters
will
start
moving
out
this
week-end
in
readiness
for
the
opening
of
the
season
next
Thursday.
Up
to
Wednesday
afternoon,
205
trolling
licenses
had
been
issued
at
the
Dominion
Fish
cries
office.
While
there
Is
no
official
date
for
the
start
of
the
salmon
trolling,
most
of
the
trollers
are
waiting
better1
weather
before
heading
out
Ar
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tually,
the
trolling
will
star
1
heavy
early
next
month,
coiiv
riding
with
the
official
start
of
the
halibut
season.
In
comparison
with
the
20b
trolling
licenses
issued
up
to
this
Wednesday,
there
were
184
licenses
issued
here
last
year
at
the
same
date.
So
far,
there
have
been
50
hali
but
licenses
issued
in
prcpara
tlon
for
the
May
1
opening
Last
year
at
the
same
date,
there
had
been
47
licenses
Issued.
On
Wednesday
there
were
10
trolling
and
eight
halibut
licenses
issued
but
this
is
mild
to
what
will
take
place
within
tiie
next
weelc.
Fisheries
office
work-1
ers
expect
to
be
busy
making
out
from
15
to
20
licenses
a
day
from
now
until
the
end
of
the
month.
April
29
and
30
will
be
the
heaviest
days
as
the
fishermen
make
a
last-minute
rush
Just
before
leaving
port.
The
Ketchikan
fish
packer
'Sydney
arrived
In
port
from
the
north
Wednesday
carrying
one
carload
of
frozen
fish
for
trans-
J
shipment
over
Canadian
Nation-
al
Railways
to
the
eastern
United
States.
,
A
number
of
former
Prlnen
,
Rupert
halibut
fishermen
who
moved
to
Vancouver
during
th?
i
early
part
of
the
war
are
re
turning
to
take
up
residence
here.
More
than
half-a-dozen
are
known
to
have
made
sucn
a
decision
and
more
may
follow.
The
fishermen
themselves
arc
more
than
glad
to
return
main
ly
because
the
facilities
for
mooring
are
more
convenient
on
the
local
waterfront
than
in
Vancouver
and
also
because
of
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Literally
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now
noised
to
beein
the
1!M7
fishing
season
that
of
family
heirlooms
of
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they
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An
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trailic
that
can
be
expected
to
the
halibut
and
salmon
trolling
grounds
is
contained
in
the
pre-scason
issuance
of
tuning
licenses.
Many
of
the
the
shorter
runs
from
the
grounds
to
Prince
Rupert.
However,
some
are
still
remaining
in
Vancouver
because
they
have
acquired
property
there,
or
because
their
families
are
loath
to
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the
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is
getting
under
way
again
with
no
delays
or
change.
Crew
share,
as
well
a?
the
share
of
the
skipper,
provides
that
liver
and
viscera
may
be
marketed
on
board
where-
i
!
ever
they
like.
There
.
arc
no
restrictions.
The
average
Prince
Rupert
prices
of
the
same
day
are
to
rule
at
Butedale,
Nanni
and
Klemtu.
Now
that
dep
sea
fUhlng
Is
resuming
for
the
season,
particular
Interest
Is
being
shown
In
porta
like
Ketchikan
and
Juneau,
in
a
device
known
as
the
fathometer
which
Is
understood
to
have
originated
up
narth.
A
good
many
boats
are
having
than
Installed
for
they
arc
found
of
much
aid
in
constant
bottom
fishing.
They
dirdose
not
only
the
depth
but
also
the
type
cf
bottom,
cither
soil
or
hard.
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