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fictos
Ltd.
Saturday,
May
29,
1948
K.
F.
Adams
to
travel
east-
by
THRIVED
on
rail
to
Ottawa,
it
has
been
set
KNUTSPORD
r.L'Wll3S
for
Monday
nigl.1
to
en4WSTiirirHlu-'u
."prove.'
Uaf''
El'
to
return
to
Vancouver
on
thc,diiys
rat'"ns
Briton!"11
00
1
REFRESHING
AS
YOUR
FAVORITE
DRINK
Waterfront
Whiffs
"
Princess
Adelaide.
Capt.
Adams.
,
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TV
St'
Jn
T
former
captain
of
H.M.C.S.
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Mth.
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0n
tw
6d
Uganda,
will
nrrivp
in
th
it
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Blast,
,
'
If!!
the
Adelaide
Monday
evening.
e
weigLa
2,CUp
of
a
for
the
COKE"
SET
Man
Discovered
Dead
in
Room
The
body
of
Alexander
"Paddy"
Close
was
found
this
morning
in
his
room
at
the
York
Hotel,
Third
Avenue,
where
he
apparently
had
died
during
the
night.
His
death
is
being
investigated
by
Coroner
M.
M.
Stephens.
Deceased
who
was
58
years
old,
was
retired.
He
is
believed
to
have
a
sister
in
eastern
Canada.
"
"
wui
oc.tne
test
lost
on
r
Bed
open
to
the
public
during
the
it
and
iou
P"unds
Huri
inspection
I
afterwards.
"
as
a
NEW
AIRLINE
AGENT
HERE
Arthur
Oovett,
Canadian
Pacific
Airllies
agent
here
lor
the
last
two
months,
Is
to
be
transferred
to
aVncouver
shortly.
He
is
to
be
replaced
by
E.
C.
Will-iarris,
who
has
been
in
the
company's
office
at
North
Battleford,
Saskatchewan.
Mr.
Williams
was
expected
to
arrive
here
on
today's
flight
from
Vancouver.
Mr.
Govett
expects
to
leave
for
the
south
next
week.
Closing
of
Area
No.
3
Set
for
June
15,
Making
Record
Close
Season
Impact
of
Skeena
River
Floods
EL2f
0
TODAY
6:50
-
9:10
Joan
Cuifield
Wm.
niAf
'DEAR
RUTH'
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Closing
date
for
Area
Three
halibut
season
has
been
set
for
June
15
by
the
International
Fisheries
Commission,
terminating
a
fishery
period
that
can
accurately
be
called
a
"flash"
because
of
its
lightninglike
duration
a
mere
six
weeks.
It
will
close
just
two
weeks
after
Area
Two
ends
on
June
1,
next
Monday
SUNDAY
MIDNITE
ONLY
'
'
'w
5
night
after
46
days.
KENT,
Eng.,
A
doll
that
is
sure
to
bring
delight
to
Britain's
children
is
being
manufactured
here.
The
new
come-apart
put-together
doll
is
made
of
soft
pliable
plastic
and
feels
like
a
live
baby.
"I-ash"
I,aRUe
".v"
St.
juhn
in
Nancy
Coleman
Philip
Reed
In
'HER
SISTER'S
SECRET'
'GHOST
TOWfi
DETERGENTS
IN
FINALS
(Continued
from
Page
5)
Good
Crowd
At
C.N.R.A.
Dance
Acrowd
of
200
enjoyed
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
dance
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
last
night,
dancing
to
music
by
Jean
De
Carlo's
orchestra.
Dancing
continued
from
9
o'clock
until
2.
In
charge
of
the
door
was
Don
Nixon,
with
Malcolm
Blair
in
charge
of
the
Check
room.
Orchestra
members
were
Jean
De
Carlo,
piano;
Gerge
Elliott,
accordion
antj
Gunnar
Varfeldt,
violin.
MOUSEHOLE,
Cornwall,
Eng.
for
the
eastern
market
but,
fortunately,
the
railway
was
able
to
bring
them
back
before
they
spoiled.
The
passenger
train
which
took
them
out
Monday
night
was
halted
at
Pacific,
returning
Tuesday
night.
Cutting
off
of
the
railroad
line
has
resulted
in
Increased
use
of
packers
to
ship
halibut
to
Vancouver
and
SeatUe
and
also
a
greater
tendency
to
freeze
here.
RENEGADES
Total
landings
at
this
port
up
to
Friday
from
Canadian
and
American
boats
since
the
season
opened
on
May
1
are
5,050,000
pounds,
of
which
4,080,000
pounds
have
come
from
Canadian
vessels
and
970,000
from
American
boats.
Landings
this
week,
including
Friday,
totalled
1,101,000
pounds,
846,000
pounds
coming
from
Canadian
and
255,000
pounds
from
U.
S.
boais.
mm.
Sir
Three
leading
men's
averages,
Eddie
Mussallem,
Ideal
Detergents;
Bob
Woods,
Brownwoods;
Alan
Matheson,
Triple
XXX.
Greatest
number
of
games
played
during
the
season
K.
Paul,
B.C.
Packers;
Sam
Davison,
Triple
XXX.,
Men's
high
single,
H.
Duncan,
Islanders.
Men's
high
three,
Eddie
Mussallem,
Ideal
Detergents.
Ladies'
high
single,
Bert
Vuck-ovich,
Triple
XXX.
The
Fishermen's
Co-op
this
week
landed
615,000
pounds
while
486,000
pounds
were,
sold
over
WH
till
the
jtnj
jets
tit
eyeful
of
these
Double
Deter
Shirts.
They're
plenty
solid
.
.
.
mde
of
Pacific
Mills
cotton
twill
end
printed
ell
over
with
Scn-u-inc
Coce-Cole
bottles
end
ceps
in
Mturel
color;
jiving
like
jitterbugs.
Senforized-shrunL,
(til
color
in
blue,
maize
end
Un.
Be
first
with
this
refreshing
jpert
shirt
For
Teen-As
Boys
end
Girls
8-1
8
$2.98
cJt
(P
A
Salvation
Army
band
!
played
outside
the
home
of
Aunt
the
exchange.
Total
Co-op
landings
from
the
fleet
from
May
Tammy,
Mrs.
Thomasine
Williams,
an
"Army
pioneer,
when
she
celebrated
her
100th
birth-
1
up
to
Friday
were
about
2,
760,-000
pounds
while
2.290,000
have
been
sold
over
the
exchange.
L.
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r
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v..
'day.
Talking
about
floods,
H.M.C.S.
Discovery,
the
naval
reserve
headquarters
at
Vancouver,
today
is
being
used
as
an
evacuation
centre
for
refugees
from
the
flooded
Fraser
River
area,
according
to
Lieut.
John
Quinn.
executive
officer
of
H.M.C.S.
Chatham
iiere.
Hundreds
of
persons,
cleared
from
their
homes
along
the
lower
Fraser
by
high
water,
have
been
brought
to
Vancouver.
H.M.C.S.
Chatham
itself
is
standing
by
in
readiness
for
disaster
relief
work
on
the
Skeena
River.
The
diesel
tug
Marysville
and
the
local
harbor
craft
are
standing
by
for
orders.
At
WALLACE'S
Of
Course!
Caught
in
the
flood
which
put
the
railway
out
of
commission
Ladies'
high
three,
Agnes
Pierce,
C.Y.O.
Team
high
single.
Brown-woods.
Team
high
three,
Triple
XXX.
LONDON,
Field
Marshal
Earl
Wavell
will
be
installed
stable
of
the
Tower
of
London
June
1.
early
this
week
were
a
dozen
cars
of
fresh
halibut,
destined
While
no
houses
or
chicken
coops
have
been
6een
floating
in
Chatham
Sound
during
the
last
week,
it
is
not
unlikely
that
they
might
be.
Communities
such
as
Usk
and
Salvus,
where
the
water
has
reached
to
the
top
cf
single
story
buildings
might
well
expect
to
lose
a
small
building
or
two.
However,
there
is
a
substantial
footage
of
cotton-wood,
spruce
and
cedar
floating
to
the
sea.
Boats
on
the
Skeena
report
the
river
filled
with
snags
and
deadheads.
The
area
around
Haysport
and
other
river
mouth
points
probably
will
be
a
paradise
for
beachcombers
when
the
water
subsides.
There
is
a
lot
more
than
silt
being
carried
IMil
.1
-
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MONDAY
Goran
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if
rl
along.
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CHECK
TIIKSE
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FATI
KKS
FOUR
YEAR
GUARANTEE
THERMO
ACTION
TUB
In
dry
dock
here
is
the
45-foot
halibutter
Nornen
getting
her
starboard
side
partially
re-planked
after
going
aground
and
nearly
sinking
off
Squadaree
earlier
this
week.
She
was
brought
in
by
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
packer
Hillside
after
being
refloated
by
several
trolling
boats
on
Wednesday.
Loaded
with
halibut,
the
Nornen,
Capt.
J.
O.
Nansen,
was
reported
heading
for
Squadaree
to
unload
when
she
struck.
She
will
be
several
days
receiving
repairs.
The
Nornen
is
a
New
Westminster
boat.
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Halibut
prices
have
been
maintaining
a
substantial
level
of
19
and
20
cents
a
pound
for
mediums,
mainly
because
of
the
United
States
demand.
However,
there
have
been
few
spring
salmon
showing
in
Chatham
Sound
and
fishing
on
the
Skeena
has
been
halted
because
of
the
swollen
condition
of
the
river
and
the
number
of
deadheads
floating
down.
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the
complement
of
H.M.C.S.
Chatham
navy
reserve
division
has
been
set
ahead
one
night
because
of
the
rail
washout.
The
inspection
was
originally
to
have
been
held
next
Tuesday
night
but
owing
to
the
inability
of
Capt.
Service.
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