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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
December
8,
1950
Alaska
Good
Music
Trail
Hunting
Ruling
Annoys
Germans
By
ROBERT
FETT"
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FRANKFURT
(Reuters)
Tlw
ing
quota
on
publicly
owned
land
and
60
per
cent
on
private
land.
These
people
must
apply
for
a
permit
15
days
ahead,
but
must
cancel
their
trip
If
occupation
personnel
want
to
hunt
In
the
same
area
at
the
same
time.
So
the
large
German
land-
official
say
that
"they
never
do
this."
A
fisheries
ministry
official
said
the
Russians
seemed
amused
at
the
idea
that
anybody
might
ever
seek
Oerman
authority.
For
Action,
Advertise!
tsj
western
occupying
powers
are
j
owner,
JBaron
Von
So-and-So
restoring
many
rights
to
Ger
many
but
not
in
the
fields
of
hunting
and
fishing.
There
the
Germans
are
still
cannot
even
shoot
his
own
game
or
catch
his
own
fish
unless
visitors
on
his
land
invite
him
to
join
their
party.
They
often
do.
Life
Is
a
little
easier
for
the
Baron's
brother
in
the
British
1
1
strongly
reminded
that
they
lost
the
war.
and
they
do
not
like
it.
'
k
'
.
'
o
-izone.
There,
occuoational
per
il
.The
American
high
commis-
sonnet
!
are
restricted
tr,
Khr,t
in,.
jjslonef
recently
circulated
new
and
fishing
in
40
per
cent
ofi
J
roirillQllnnu
cirr,-,nr1
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nitjn
i
-
suitaoro
land
ana
tne
Oemians
w
r.
m
iw
.
ii..lu,,ci
owm
iYicuioy,
mmseu
may
use
the
other
60
per
ceat
if
STANDARD
OF
B.C.
PRODUCT
a
wioi
ana
angler,
rnese
they
do
not
Infringe
Allied
se-
began
by
stating
flatly:
"Anycurity
iaws
defining
possession
person
within
the
category
of
of
arms.
The
British
pay
com-
1
C.'.
and
by
having
chairs
built
larger
j
i
p....
Ton!"6
lmi,ie,:ion
that
1
Members
Differ
irns
,...
......
nun!,
pensauon
ior
tnis
requisitioning.
I
and
fish
on
any
land
and
waters
But
it
comes
out
of
occupation1
in
the
American
zone
without
nald
costs,
by
the
West
German
regard
to
.
ownership,
lease,
(jr
government
other
property
rights
in
respect
m
the
Soviet
zone,
occupation'
of
the
land,
waters,
animals,!
personnel
are
supposed
under
On
Car
Exports
Changes
(Ai'i
it
wa
a.
Diru.S
or
iisn.
;
Easf
German
lnu;
tn
annltr
f,
"
i'
'
w
Mrs.
J.
T.
Harvey
again
de-
Such
snortsmen,
v.dien
oify
LONDON
nunung
ana
nsning
licenses,
but
1"
i
.
.
.
I
A
ine
lumre
ol
nicts
the
storv
of
the
"Alaska,
ihe
make-up
was
a
more
rilf
Iicult
problem.
Miss
Dunne
ha.",
a
thin,
rlasi:-ally
chiselled
fare
So
a
special
mask
was
made
for
utr.
fc.ving
Uli
a
double
chin
and
plump
cheeks
with
only
her
eyes
being
left
as
they
naturally
are.
A
new
mask
had
w
be
mant
every
day,
then
glued
on
licensed
by
the
Americans,
may
jo
Broadway
.whi:'h
i
iw
die
other
day
"in
(.1)1
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uZ
Xra"
1B
ltle
Unoleuml
hunt
or
fish
as
they
please
pro-'
.anada
was
discussed
by
thres
block
cut
shown
here.,The
treble
vfded
that
they
do
not
shoot
,
Jjrni'd
to
the
scenes
18
jptaKL.S
in
a
recent
IIOUSC
Of
clef
notp
sunerimnnxpri
on
the
within
nhnut
Slin
vm-rls
nf
building
controlled
by
the
HOMEWARD
BOUND
.
T
1
III
I
;.mnnoiu-
dcoale
on
Anglo-Can-
map
of
Alaska
and
British
Co
adian
trade.
lumbia
shows
southeastern
Al
erican
administration
or
within
faired
in
musical
v
goln;;
to
Holly-
i
(kv-b.ivn
movie
star
jl!i:iili:ilHly
from
ii
-iso
plajvd
t,hi
i
Vi
tona
in
"Tlie
jv.
o.
iijsjCI
conservative
aska
and
nnrthsm
nn
Hictrit
-aid
tiiat
BiitLsh
car
exoorts
.u
low
runnme
nt.
ih.
rai.'
t
Tn
Now
the
wind
blows
hard
from'
the
east-nor'-east
'
Our
ship
she
sails
ten
knots
at
least
...
.
iV
;
Huzza,
we9
re
homeward
bound!
ABITIBI
ACQUIRES
B.C.
PULP-PAPER
VANCOUVER-Announcement
was
made
in
Toronto
yesterdv
that
Abitibi
Power
&
Paper
Co
had
acquired.
ninety
percent
ol
the
fiimmcn
sl-ist-no
nr
u
rs:.
id
Theatre
and
tlie
'rc
are
sti!)
coins
000
a
year
had
"knocked
the
I
BandlnS
together
to
bring
top-bottom"
out
of
the
used-car
fight
entertainment
to
the
market
in
Canada.
He
wondered
'
north
at
the
lowest
possible
cost
''r
"n"'6'?'
SCale
Jt,-
Ketchikan.
Fairoanks,
An-
exports
could
continue
without
-
.
reachins
the
saturation
r""'
ra.n.er,
JU,Kauran.
M.
Matphcrson,
Labor
meia-gC;l'
Vvaituhorse
anu
Prince
Ru-oer,aid
he
believed
Britain
wa;jPert-
'
paying
too
much
attention
to
'ihe
first
program
at
Priive
retUknC,dr'ofant1"ilerTfrh
V
'iIrt
is
scheduled
lor
Thurs-
half
a
mile
of
the
zonal
boundary;
do
not
trao;
confine
themselves
to
hand-operated
rifles
or
shot
Runs
"excluding
full-jacketed,
armor-piercing
and
tracer
ammunition;";
and
do
not
take
fish
"bv
using
any
rxp'osive.
net,
snare
or
Doison
or
by
means
of
anv
vlectric
device."
The
last
two
conditions
revive
memories
of
German
protests
snor.
aftpr
the
war
that
troops
employed
fair
means
and
foul
when
hunthie
and
ffching.
PARTIES
WATCHED
j
When
a
hunting
party
is
arranged,
the
local
German
official
must
provide
a
guide.
The
?u)f'
himself
may
not
shoot
unless
ic
is
to
kill
a
wounded
animal
or
For
over
a
century
Lamb's'
Navy
has
been
the
call
of
those
who
know
good
rum.
Smooth
and
mellow,
it
is
matured,
blended
and
bottled
in
Britain
of
the
finest
Demerara
rums.
??
Dl""-:0
fou"1
ifh
Columbia
Pulp
&
Paper
Co
'
J,,
tires
where
she
wnlcn
?irn'
Wl're
ei,h'"r!and
Wocdfibre
pulp
mills
Ahi
..vie
and
television
tibl
b
a!.,,,
nefioliating-
for
th.
fcrn
down
complete-
Aiaxka
pine
Co
I
Alley"
now
Purcnas0
of
controUns
intor.
,f
el.-ant
shops,
iMt
in
British
Columbia
Pulp
&
?
S"
h,P
rapor
and
the
Alak
Pine
Co.
)
,
was
h
diftlcult
k
be-
by
Abiubl
involves
b(.tween
$30
.
i
make-up
and
be-
oc.0,000
and
$35,080,000
it
was
re
"wn
hctKlit,
'pcrted
last
nifht.
.
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5
feet
2
inches
u
ig
one
of
the
arg0,t
i0,Bjng
3
,fl'1'
inchea,"
deals
in
B-ltish
Columbia
history
!iolvi
:i
tnut
v
me
v-h
rrjnrks
th.'
first
West
Coast
v
Morkmsj
feet
be-
addition
to
Abitibi
pulp
and
J
Kn
-icn
jth
dresses,
mw,
holdings.
tab's
Wary
Bus
.
--J"".
,most
popular
programs
ever
ing
too
many
cars.
presented
from
the
Civic
Centre
I
do
not
agree
that
this
is
a;stage
Mr
L1
u
.U
v.'-'-""
-emporary
business,"
he
said.1
i,ima'
0
These
hunters,
when
on
private
I
l
This
advertisement
n
not
published
of
displayed
by
the
Liquot
'
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
I
don't
see
any
rea-son
why
we
Son.,
.
"
carmen
"T-,e
Soriit
land-
may
keep
haU
of
tllR
.houidii't
ke(p
the
market
for
Non-occupational
ocrsonnel,
Notodi
f
the
Ftea
Knows
th'
ihe
smail
car."
,
Troi,n,f
Ve
yrS.
B
malnly
waning
other
forelipi-
:
If?.Ub
Sr!e?'
?
ers
in
Germany
and
exdudin-
,nely
the
Germans
themselves,
are
Hrt.--SHe..UV
HALE3WORTH,
Suffolk,
Eng-
u
a"d
'll
Sifr
from,
allotted
20
ner
cent
of
the
hunt-
11
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hoi
Moiiikod
m
ditpUytd
Of
An
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sm
thmty.
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new
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Beethoven's
"Moonlight
.
:iere
will
b3
nameless
for
the
Sonata."
Chopin's
"Scharzo"
and
'
l&'ll&'SISS
Jme
brin3.
A
list
of
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Waltz"
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