Saturday,
October
22,
1949
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Herring
Outlook
Predicted
'Fair'
Lumber
From
Alaska
Hei
'rintr
fishery
will
hpthpnpvt
mwrannn
t,,
mm
si
mand
the
attention
of
a
great
part
of
the
west
coast
fishing
fleet
and
prospects
for
it
are
fair,
according
to
the
qualified
predictions
of
the
Research
Board
of
Canada.
The
P"search
Board
make
anrm:il
nvtvi-tw,,,
&.7
oil
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Tltr
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Lilt:
111
Ill
ture
operating
plans
of
the
in
sult
of
continuous
work
on
the
dustry.
Head
predicter
is
Dr.
A.
part
of
Fisheries
Department
in
"THE
GALLANT
BLADE"
L.
Tester,
biologist
in
charee
nf
DONNA
GRESCO
Alreai'y
noted
young
Canadian
violinist,
although
only
21
years
of
ase,
who
will
appear
in
recital
at
Civic
Centre
here
Octo-
spectors.
No
black
magic
Is
employed
in
the
herring
division
of
the
Re
DIFFERENT
UNION
NO
STIKE
Although
other
steel
mills
throughout
U.S.
have'been
shut
down
because
of
the
strike
of
United
Steelworkers,
"business
goes
on
Just
about
as
usual
at
a
steel
company
in
Weirton,
W.
Va.,
as
smoking
stacks
Indicate.
Employees
of
Weirton
company
belong
to
an
independent
union.
They
have
their
own
pension
plan
to
which
they
contribute
and
which
pays
them
$100
a
month.
There
Is
no
sign
of
settlement
in
the
U.S.W.A.
strike.
search
Board
and
in
past
vears.
'l
rateaWn
ad
the
predictions,
nor
are
the
qualifications
contained
in
them
at
LETTERBOX
his
obsera
lions
have
had
a
notable
record
of
accuracy.
ber
28.
swssibj
tempts
on
the
part
of
the
biolo
all
taxpayers
hold
telephone
uiii
kffcrt
should
beUi.
'
...
7..,.
..
....
gists
to
slide
out
from
under
re
Herring
operations,
which
will
begin
in
the
south
within
the
I
next
few
weeks
nrovldin"
nf
CASEY
AND
TELEPHONES
Edltoi,
Daily
News:
sponsibility
for
their
statements'
ies
at
Port
Edward
and
Prince
They
admit
they
are
unable
to
!
Rupert
hum
with
action.
The
(
uinj
ur
iW
p,j!p.
HOTEl
ARRIVALS
Yard
Cowls
And
More
YARD
GOODS
2
Our
home
sewing
section
has
5
1
the
largest
selection
ever
I
guarantee
the
movements
of
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
In
the
report
of
the
discus!
i
8ci'ibers
with
Uit
migratory
herring
schools.
is
one
of
the
most
prolific
herring
at
the
elty
council
on
the
tele-'
nal
'''Umin
ffiyi
grounds
on
the
coast.
Based
on
information
provided
from
field
workers,
which
is
al
Prince
Rupert
..
W.
Jephson,
Vancouver;
J
phone
rehabilitation
plan
sub
A.
'niittfd
bv
SiiiM'iliitenclent
Vii
t!.
I
course,
the
herring
show
up
however,
will
not
be
completely
dependent
on
these
forecasts.
Fishermen
also
use
local
information
gained
by
scout
boats
and
seiners
which
start
out
in
the
areas
where
migrant
populations
might
be
indicated.
The
long-range
forecasts
how
......
V.
J
V.
most
always
the
fisheries
insner-
With
the
termination
a
week
tors,
the
biologists
are
able
to
say
Walker,
Vanouvrr;
L.
A.
Briton
Vancouver;
Mrs.
C.
GiRitey.
Ter-
warns
on
uciooer
n,
I
am
quoted
service
could
b
Dl
fiUVtrtlT
llA
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.
.
.
ago
of
the
Prince
Rupert-Halnes
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
that
since
such-and-such
a
set
barge
service,
which
had
been
ae;
R.
S.
Eden.
Kamlunps:
Mr
of
conditions
has
prevailed
in
carrying
American
Army
supplies
and
Mrs.
W.
Rutherford,
Vancou-
other
utilities.
the
past,
it
is
reasonable
to
an
to
Alaska
through
this
port
dur
the
mUitp.-
r,
.
letters
arc
nw
i
ever,
are
helpful
in
the
laying
out
ticipate
that,
such-and-such
a
ver;
u.
Alonson,
Vancouver;
II.
Simpson
Vancouver;
L.
I).
IIol-
ing
the
summer
it
is
encourag
Mr.
Ed
it'll-
1
llmrlp
no
mi,.i
ing
to
seek
the
resumption
of
a
statement.
What
I
did
say
was
AltL
Da8nctt.
.
of
equipment
by
the
companies
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
BRING
RESULTS
and
lneir
achievement
is
defin-
I
Itplv
nnt
an
n(tn,-.
.
i
-
la.-rls.
Ilaellon;
F.
Penny.
Oieby
condition
will
prevail
during
the
coming
season.
Past
predictions
have
civen
Dr
Island;
P.
E.
Petersen,
Dorrren.
lumber
shipment
from
Alaska
to
the
States,
such
occurred
this
CKUF
j
Mi4
ni-mjan
uul
uue
re
mat
tne
present
tcleplioi
e
ip-l
debtedness
was
a
charge
against'
V.
lliell,
Shlley;
.
I.
Kuhanan.
week.
Although
ihe
shipment
Tester
a
high
standing
in
the
Industry,
which
is
a
remarkable
record,
considering
the
mvriaci
of
was
only
a
small
one,
Involving
Smithers,
W.
II.
illisroft.
Terrace;
Earl
Oslrlund,
Smitlirrs;
Mrs.
E.
Scott,
Ketchikan.
four
carloads,
it
adds
to
the
ac
tivity
on
the
waterfront
by
keep-
variable
factors
involved.
From
the
mass
of
reports
which
cornel
AVOID
DISAPPOINTMENT
.
ORDER
youil
in
from
Fisheries
inspectors,
esti-
!
!
ing
longshoremen
ousy.
Currently,
too,
all
coastwise
boats
art-carrying
heavy
freight
cargoes
which
are
providing
employment
lor
a
number
of
men
unloading
crease.
The
skipper
of
the
Corsair
for
the
past
two
seasons
has
been
Captain
Harry
Neddcn,
for
many
years
in
the
swvice
of
mating
the
amount
of
herring
at
given
points,
the
size
of
the
annual
catch,
the
size
of
the
annual
spawn
and
the
nrrecntm
$M
Jinvxs
(Ba
the
Canadian
National
Steam
ships
running
to
Vancouver
unci
Prince
Rupert.
of
fish
hatched
from
the
spawn,
the
biologists
are
able
to
arrive
at
their
conclusions.
This
requires
a
terrific
amount
of
work
on
the
part
of
the
in
BOXEU
ASSORTMENTS
RANGING
I
ROM
50c
I
P
The
Union
esteamer
Camosun,
Capt.
Harry
McLean,
sailed
at
midnight
for
the
south
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
She
will
be
back
from
Sandspit,
Queen
Charlotte
Cily,
Skidcgate
and
Cum-
.
I
1
JVPVMMil
m
III
tliem
today
at
shewa
Irtiet
on
Sunday,
sailing
in
l
I'iAii
'
"El
'
ASTHMA
spectors
and
is
one
of
the
answers
to
the
uninitiated
layme.i
as
to
what
Fisheries
inspectors
do
in
their
continuous
ramblings
on
the
coast.
the
evening
for
Vancouver.
fill
kmn
t&XfKKj
(h7ln
AND
HAY
FEVER
The
Ketchikan
fish
packer
Sydney,
Capt.
Henrickson,
ar-
10
aia
in
this
research.
t.1i
r
snor
nc
i
im.
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.
..
.
t
1
w'uueni
last
year
nved
m
port
Friday
with
four
equipped
its
protection
vessels
carloads
of
salmon
which
it
de-with
echo
sounders
which
com-
livned
to
the
Canadian
Fish
and
mercia!
boats
have
found
to
be
of
Colrl
Slam
r,.
I
yie.it
vaiue
liv
spotting
bodies
of
-
I
f
lESNER
BLOCK.
3RD
AVE.
fill
MmM
H0TEL
Li
7"".
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VA
Home
A
war
flum
Home
1
f
".Vi"
Smart
folks
are
switching
to
cil
heat
now!
Goodby
shoveling!
Convert
to
oil
heat
now
and
lc
fr,-e
from
carry.ng,
handling,
stoking
fuel.
Oil
means
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comfort-U
touch
a
finger-Hp
control
and
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get
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even
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in
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fast!
It
means
luxurv
olus
real
n,
,.:.
nernng,
and
in
determining
their
size.
Howeverdepartment
boats
almost
reverse'the
use
to
which
commercial
vessels
put
the
A
strike
was
called
this
week
aboard
the
luxury
cruise
vessel
Corsair,
which
spent
the
summci
In
Northern
B.
C.
and
Alaska
!J
u
I3
f!
u
waters.
The
uttiimo
Sailors'
Union
UIUWIJ
U
nf
....
Where
the
seiners
and
scout
1
;
the
Pacific,
it
is
slated
by
Bor
boats
survey
the
herrine
schools
!
jl'
(
SO
Roor.,S-Hot
and
Cold
)
7IJKST
HOT
DO
Djir.broff,
the
union
business
agent,
asks
a
$35
monthly
tn-
in
order
to
determine
how
much
15)
PS
VANCOUVER
VICVORIA
they
should
take
out,
the
department
boats
survey
them
in
order
j
-
-
-
-
frfnIi,.1..,1JJ1JJ
j,-
to
calculate
how
much
should
be
left
to
maintain
a
natural
SEATTLE
Tuelayi
1:30
p.m.,
CatiUa
Sunday,
10
p.m.,
Camosun
ALICE
ARM,
STKWART
AND
TORT
S'MPSON
Sunday,
11
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
Ql'EEN
1
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in
the
Dally
New
,
1
'
just
(iff
Third
to
i
i
21R
(ith
St.
Phonf
t
Normally,
the
herring
'fishery
begins
to
get
active
on
the
south
soast
in
November,
workine
uu
to
a
climax
in
December.
Herring
on
the
north
coast
begin
to
show
SAV0V
mm,
W.
L.
WOODS,
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