Saturday,
Februaiy
9,
16d2
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the
WORLD
of
SPCflflf!
ir
Japan
Kills
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,
protection
to
the
cannerier.
j
which
pack
tuna
in
oil.
;
That
tariff
did
not
go
into
effect
until
last
January
am!
;
before
it
became
effective
tlis
imports
were
very
heavy
as
packers
tried
to
beat
the
deadline.
The
market
was
glutted.
1
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U.S.
canneries
were
left
with
heavy
Inventories
of
fish
th"y
could
not
sell
because
the
for
AW
POWER
CHAIN
S
Tuna
Fishing
SAN
DIEGO
The
fate
t
the
U-S.'s
largest
commerciai
A
Light
ONE-MAN
SAW
wit'n
a
HEAVYWEIGHT'S
POWER
Its
endurance
and
dependability
are
"field-proven.
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job.
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product
was
priced
to
se;l
under
the
actual
cost
of
US.
fishing
fleet
riiay
well
be
detc-
mined
by
hearings
scheduled
by
production.
'51
SUPER
TWIN
takes
in
it
its
stride.
Some
of
thy
features
are:
,
,
f
Dyna-Torque
single
cylin-
JH
der
engine
the
Senate
finance
committee,
Since
last
January,
Importers
for
this
month.
have
switched
to
frozen
tuna.
It
Is
the
west
coast
tuna
clip-There
Is
no
tariff
on
frozen
tuna
per
fleet,
made
up
of
larsc
!
and
It
can
be
sold
in
the
United
Jessie
Shenton
stepped
across
the
coveted
"300"
line
Tuesday,
howling
highest
single
score
of
307,
for
Lyons.
High
three
score
of
787
was
bowled
by
team-mate
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ocean-going
vessels
that
carry
1
states
for
far
less
than
it
costs
s.
crews
of
as
many
as
19
mm.
1
an
American
fisherman
to
SEE
IT!
cruise
for
upwards
of
12.0.)J
catch
it.
miles
and
can
stay
at
sea
l"'j
The
House
of
Representatives
four
months.
has
taken
notice
of
the
situation
The
existence
of
the
fleet
is
by
passing
a
bill
that
would
es-menaced
by
the
skyrocketing
m-!
tablish
a
tariff
of
three
crnu,
ports
of
tuna
from
Japan
and;
a
pound
on
frozen
tuna.
Vivian
Wralhall.
Both
are
in
A
Division.
-
In
B
Division,
Margaret
Montgomery,
of
Manson's,
bowled
hiKh
with
243
for
a
single
and
I.
Pal-lant,
of
Severn
h
Ave.
Market,
struck
the
bell
with
611
for
a
total
of
thrM
(sanies.
Results
A
Division
Lyons
3,
Dibb
Print
TRY
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other
nations.
Today,
171
of
Til
41
Automatic
220
bait
boat
clippers
of
the
il'
l
clutch
and
rewind
starter.
1,
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E,
McMeeKin
s
z.
eavoys
z,
1
Rosa
Lee
2,
Stars
2,
Cloverleafu
1,
Skeena
Grocery
1,
Wrathalls
1,
I
LucKy
blnkes
1,
Guidon
&
AR-1
derson
1,
Annettes
0.
R
Division
Toilers
3,
Mansons
Balanced
design
for
easy
cut
tint;
and
carrying.
Only
25
lbs.
without
cutting
attachments.
Cutting
attachments
from
H"
to
1$"
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Fill
in
and
mail
for
full
particulars:
Nuiny
oofcs
2,
Shtentons
2,
McKays
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Letuscarry
thebo!!
2,
Co-op
2,
Bit?
Sisters
1,
75
Taxi
1
,
Commercials
1,
Seventh
Ave.
1,
are
idle
in
the
harbor
at
Sai:
Diego.
At
San
Pedro,
much
of
Ihc
purse
seine
fleet
is
tied
up.
The
seine
boats
fish
for
tuna
with
round
purse
seines.
In
cveiy
west
coast
fishing
port,
tome
3(,00
or
more
small
boats
manned
by
two
to
five
men
are
tied,
up,
too.
Today
there
is
not
a
major
cannery
operating
in
San
Diego,
the
tuna
capital
of
the
world.
The
many
canneries
in
San
Pedro
are
on
part-time
operation.
The
reason
for
all
this
is
that
tuna
from
foreign
lands
flooded
into
the
United
States
in
such
great
quantities
that
the
market
x
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on
your
heating
oil
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We'll
gladly
be
responsible
r
for
keeping
you
Eupplied
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with
elean-burniiig,
non-I
wante
Standard
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Address
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Radio
0,
Sunrise
0.
Standings
A.
Division
Lyons
18,
Annettes
17,
Rosa
Lee
17,
McMeeklns
18,
.Stars
13,
Gordon
&
Anderson
13.
Skeena
Grocery
13,
Cloverleafs
13.
Savoys
11,
Wrathalls
11.
Dibb
Printing
10,
Lucky
Strikes
10.
B
Division
Seventh
Ave.
Market
20,
Mansons
20,
Toilers
15,
Big
Sisters
14.
McKays
13,
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Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
IK
WOKKERS
like
these
who
contn
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many
hours
of
thar
.soaie
lime
in
labor
;,,,
all.
ri"-xmsible
for
0i
curhng
nnk
at
Seal
Cove.
These
members
of
Prince
ill
lit:
club
have
all
contributed
well
over
40
hours
in
labor
each,
several
are
credited
Yh!cii
100
hours.
They
are.
back
row
(ironi
left
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M.'.tthcws,
Peter
Be
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Wally
f.i'.'ci.e
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row,
Bill
MrKeiizie,
Nepy
Moore
n!i.
J.ii
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Laurie
and
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ney
Eyolf.ijii.
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Oil
or
Standard
Stove
Oil.
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if
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Phone
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PLRVES
RITCHIE
LIMITED
845
Burrard
Street,
Vancouver,
B.C.
was
unable
to
absorb
it.
This
tons
13,
Co-op
12.
Sunrise
12,
75
imported
tuna
is
mostly
irozen
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Taxi
12.
Commercials
11.
Cooks
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a
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per
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tariff
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Matthews,
whose
volunteer
hmirs
of
labor
on
the
curling
rink
number
well
owr
100,
turned
his
able
hands
in
favor
of
beginning
killers
yesterday.
Ami
there
were
blisters
on
Mii's
hands
after
a
solid
afternoon
of
lacin?
skates
for
the
youngsters.
"Most
of
flic
kids
haven't
skated
much
and
don't
know
how
to
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started
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show
one
of
them
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was
every
other
one
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Music
also
made
its
debut
at
:
the
rir.k
yesterday
afternoon
as
!
records
were
played
in
the
kit-I
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and
broadcast
over
a
public
i
address
system.
More
children
than
the
pre-
,
ivious
night
enjoyed
their
skating,
after
which
a
large
crowd
of
High
Ti
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students
and
adults
took
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their
turn.
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of
the
adults
had
not
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been
on
skates
for
several
years.
Rome
had
been
doing
a
lot
of
j
jkaUiiB
in
the
past,
like
Vic
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it
was
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to
feel
the
blades
under
me."
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hadn't!
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Morton
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for
20
years.
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another
free
adult
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skating
night.
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skated
all
afternoon.
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through
week
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the
following
times:
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complete
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