prince
Kupm
Dailp
J3cto0
JLtD.
Friday,
May
14,
1948
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SERIAL
FILM
OF
S;
AFRICA
JOHANNESBURG,
South
Africa
(f)
Millions
of
children
in
Britain
and
other
countries
will
TWILIGHT
FOR
DOBBIN
-
JVetc;
Montreal
Parking
-Laws
Threaten
Horse-Drawn
Cabs
four
days.
He
used
to
make
$io
on
a
fine
day.
John
Mortlmer,oa
cabbie
since
1887
when
Montrealers
travelled
to
teas
and
dinner
parties
in
carriages,
plans
a
protest
mectln
o
fthe
40
or
45
cabbies.
But
he
has
considerable
fnith
that
the
ladles
living
in
secluded
eiegance
in
Victorian
homes
at
the
foot
of
Mount
Royal
will
recall
the
link
with
the
past
and
city
hall.
TODAY
TO
SATURDAY
JAMES
CROMWELL
AND
HIS
BRIDE
Washington
hewlyweds
are
James
H.
R.
Cromwell,
ex-husband
of
heiress
Doris
Duke
and
former
U.S.
minister
to
Canada,
and
his
bride,
the
former
Maxine
MacFedridge,
Birmingham,
Ala.
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A
REX
HARRISON
VZB
'
"
MAUREEN
O'HARn
ASftPli
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
c
Reflections
SCOOP!
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDi?
XCLLSIVE
NEWSREEL
IICTIRFS
fit-
t,
i
TORONTO
MAPLE
LEAFS
vs.
DETROIT
RED
WINGS
ago.
He
gave
a
speech
in
the
Capitol
Theatre
during
a
Sunday
mid-day.
There
was
not
the
slightest
excitement,
nor
was
the
house
crowded.
Nothing
was
thrown
at
Tim,
nor
was
there
an
Interruption.
He
gave
a
straightaway
talk
about
this,
that
and
something
else
and
then
Prince
i.upert
and
Tim
felt
it
was
time
for
lunch.
THEY'RE
HERE
AGAIN
The
Popular
CONNOR
"THERMO"
WaJ
STAINLESS
MOMX
METAL
TI
B
THERMO-INSILATU)
AUTOMATIC
PRESSURE
WKIM.KR
FOUR-YEAR
GUARANTEE
SEE
THEM
AT
Without
aovemsins
what
they
are
doing,
people
can
be
found
in
town
who
are
buying
because
they
huv
a
hunch
they
see
something
ahead,
and
do
not
mind
waiting
a
while.
The
same
tnlnS
was
done
about
35
years
ago,
and
boy,
oh
boy,
didn't
they
wait.
But
then,
things
move
quicker
today.
Some
folks
have
all
:he
luck
or
so
they
say.
A
lady
in
Tennessee,
attacked
by
.
sleeping
sickness
in
1936
has
just
awakened
and
is
walking
about,
looking
young
and
feeling
fine
She
never
heard
of
the
New
Deal,
the
second
war,
the
atomic
bomb
or
Adolph
Hitler.
Perhaps
after
all,
she
really
is
deuced
fortunate.
Back
in
the
thirties,
and
even
since
then,
the
decision
to
build
a
new
apartment
house
or
start
RUPERT
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young
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len
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plenty."
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and
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or
call
ai
Phone
311
Yes
Ma'am!
KAIEN
CO
OP
LET
US
SOLVE
YOUR
ROOFING
PROBLEK
a
brewery
in
Prince
Rupert
FOR
RENT
Flat,
Rand
Block,
would
have
meant
a
scare
head
I
Apply
Max
Heilbroner,
Jewel-in
the
newspaper
and
a
lot
of
I
ler.
(tf)
chit
chat
at
the
lunch
counter.
r
"
E
Acme
cook
stove
But
suppose
someone
had
come
MINERAL
ROOFING
SHINGLES
TAR
PAPERS
SPECIAL
SHEATHiSl
STARTED
AT
18
'
Enrico
Caruso
did
not
start1
his
singing
training
until
he
was
I
18
years
old.
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V.
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SY1
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$1.75
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Sizes
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i
HAWAII
BUILDS
FISHING
FLEET
Islanders'
Sampans
Sweeping
Near-Recoi'd
Catches
in
Seas
Once
Dominated
by
Japanese
By
KEN
LIKES
HONOLULU
Hawaii,
which
once
wrested
much
of
its
living
from
the
sea,
hopes
to
build
on
the
ruins
of
Japan's
sampan
fleet
a
fishing
industry
spanning
the
Pacific.
Wartime
restrictions
temporarily
scuttled
Hawaii's
doughty
little
fishing
fleets.
Japan's
defeat
closed
rich
fishing
grounds
to
Nippon.
Within
less
than
three
years
since
the
war
ended,
Hawaii's
sampans
manned
by
Nisei
have
swept
back
for
near-record
catches.
High
prices
tripled
the
value
of
the
1947
catch
over
the
best
pre-war
year.
But
this
United
States
fishing
outpost
has
barely
touched
on
the
fringes
of
the
watery
front
ier
of
the
Pacific.
The
big
catches
and
big
money
lie
westward
in
grounds
vacated
by
Japan.
Across
millions
of
square
miles
of
the
Pacific,
fish
now
run
unmolested
by
net
or
line.
In
blue
Hawaiian
waters
today
the
No.
1
contender
for
big
business
ranks
is
aku.
In
less
romantic
language
of
a
main-lander
it's
tuna.
So
far,
one
medium-size
cannery
in
the
islands
has
taken
care
of
all
the
export
trade
in
tuna.
Hawaii
landings
before
the
war
didn't
begin
to
compare
with
what
California
boats
took
'from
along
the
coasts
of
Mexico,
Central
and
South
America.
"But
we
have
caught
practically
all
our
tuna
within
40
miles
of
the
islands,"
reports
Vernon
Brock,
director
of
the
territorial
division
of
fish
and
game.
HUGE
CATCHES
In
1937,
the
Japanese
probably
took
a
third
again
as
many
tuna
from
Pacific
fishing
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12:15
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12:25
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12:30
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1:30
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Be:
Ortlflrate
of
Title
No.
878-1
to
Lois
rouTtm-n
(111,
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(1.1)
and
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VIM.AtiK
OF
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Map
(MW.
WHEREAS
satisfactory
Droof
of
loss
of
the
above
Certificate
of
Title
Issued
in
the
name
of
Cecil
H.
Flta-herbert
has
been
filed
In
this
office,
notice
Is
hereby
given
that
I
shall.
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
the
first
publication
hereof,
Issue
a
Provisional
Certificate
of
Title
In
lieu
of
said
lost
Certificate,
unless
In
the
meantime
valid
objection
be
made
to
me
In
writing.
DATED
at
the
Land
Registry
Office.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
this
14th
day
of
April,
1848,
A.D.
ANDREW
THOMP80N.
Deputy
Registrar
or
Titles.
(US!
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-r
t
-
i
soon
see
a
tropical
adventure
serial
film
which
will
be
made
in
Southern
Rhodesia
with
the
help
of
South
Africans.
The
first
adventure
film
of
its
kind,
it
will
show
a
number
of
beauty
spots
and
places
of
interest
in
Southern
Rhodesia
including
Victoria
Falls.
Made
by
the
J.
Arthur
Rank
Organization,
the
film,
to
be
called
"Snakeskin
Belt,"
will
feature
South
African
actors
and
actresses.
KIDS
RAISE
CAIN
SOUTHEND,
England
,f
Theatre
managers
here
have
declared
war
on
teen-agers
between
14
and
20
who
spend
their
evenings
running
down
the
aisles,
playing
leap
frog
and
shouting
in
movie
houses.
The
rowdies
also
smuggle
in
gas-filled
balloons
and
send
them
up
into
the
balconies.
grounds
as
did
the
United
States
Brock
says.
A
smgle
year's
catch
for
the
Japanese
may
have
totalled
some
'460,000,000
pounds.
The
Pacific
tuna
grounds
"may
well
interest
any
Asiatic
nation,
including
Russia,"
Brock
adds,
"and
unless
we
exploit
it
actively
,or
allow
other
nations
to
enter
this
fishery,
we
can
be
placed
in
the
position
of
pre
venting
the
use
of
a
major
food.
resource."
It
is
not
a
auestion
of
the
presence
or
absence
of
resources.
The
fish
undoubtedly
art-there.
Lack
of
know-how
limits
us
now.
For
instance,
what
are
the
movements
of
tuna
schools?
What
are
the
best
ways
to
catch
the
fish?"
Explorers
and
researchers
have
fitted
together
a
few
pieces
of
the
underwater
puzzle.
It
looks
as
if
more
sleuths
may
go
t
owork
on
the
big
job.
A
company
subsidized
by
the
Reconstruction
Finance
Corporation
has
sent
two
boats
on
ar,
extended
Pacific
survey.
Congress
has
passed
but
not
yet
appropriated
money
for
a
$1,500,000
research
program.
The
navy
announced
recently
that
mainland
and
Hawaiian
companies
are
negotiating
for
cannery
sites
in
the
trust
territory
the
former
Japanese
mandates
including
the
Carolines,
Marshalls
and
Marianas.
Like
the
ancient
Polynesians.
islanders
are,
turning
seriously
,
toward
fishing.
They
are
look-
ing
toward
an
industry
which
may
rival
the
island's
sugar
cane
and
pineapple
business
and
make
a
big
splash
in
the
world's
food
production.
Hotel.
.
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.
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Rupert
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K.
Carson,
city;
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A.
Por-terfield,
Vancouver;
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Harris,
Naas
River;
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F.
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San
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Mrs.
A.
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Olympia,
Washington;
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O.
Fife,
Sand-spit;
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and
Mrs.
C.
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Terrace;
J.
Bovlll,
Smlthers;
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Blount,
Cumshewa;
R.
Martin,
Sandspit;
Mr.
and.
Mrs.
W.
Bovill,
Smlthers;
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Jac-obson,
Ladner;
W.
Husband,
Ladner;
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Baker,
Vancouver;
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Mrs.
H.
Anderson,
Dodge
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D.
Booth,
Kelowna;
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E.
Brooks,
Terrace;
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Ong-stad,
Vancouver;
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Anderson,
Terrace;
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W.
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Massett;
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MONTREAL
0
The
horse-drawn
carriages,
as
much
a
part
of
Montreal
as
Mount
Royal
are
threatened
with
extinction
by
new
parking
laws
and
veteran
cabbies
are
hoping
"those
fine
ladies
uptown"
will
save
them
For
years
cabbies
have
had
their
stand
alongside
Durninion
Square
near
the
hotels
where
they
picked
up
fares
at
$1.25
an
hour
and
took
them
for
a
two-hour
ride
through
Mount
Royal
where
aulas
are
banned.
Now
because
parked
horses
and
buggies
have
certain
disadvantages
when
under
your
hotel
window
traffic
authorities
have
given
the
cabbies
a
new
stand
around
the
corner
cn
Dorchester
Street,
out
of
sight
of
the
hotels
and,
as
far
as
the
cabbies
are
concerned,
out
of
mind
of
the
tourists.
As
a
result,
says
Hormidas
Laverdure,
a
hack-driver
for
50
years,
he
hasn't
had
a
fare
in
WANTS
TO
SEE
GONE
WITH
THE
WIND
COMING
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M1S
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they're
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twenty-
five
million
dollars
a
few
miles
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j
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Tim
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was
in
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not
so
many
years
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HULL,
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(ft
A
small
boy
admonished
by
his
mother
for
crossing
a
busy
street
on
his
way
home
from
Sunday
School
told
her:
"God
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