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THE STANDARD BOOK OF FISHING (532 pp.)-Edited by Bruce R. Tuttle-Greystone ($5.95).
Another 25 million Americans were, or would be, crossing to Canada for the fishing, the scenery and the $1.10 dollar; thousands more, mostly Texans and Californians, were heading down Mexico's modern, gas-station-studded highways for the Old-World atmosphere, the bullfights, the silver jewelry and the cheap...
After Pearl Harbor, Canada's West Coast, like the U.S. West Coast, was swept by panicky anger against its Japanese population. From British Columbia, where almost all of the Dominion's 23,000 Japanese lived, the new suspects were hustled into the interior. Their homes, farms and fishing...
From the Pacific Coast, Union Pacific Railroad Co.'s Charles A. Keeble reported: lumber, fishing, steel, paper and tourist business were all "at full capacity and expected to remain so for the balance of the year."
*At 64, of a heart attack. Sportsman Grey kept a swivel, deep-sea fishing chair on the upstairs porch of his Altadena, Calif, home. His daily practice with a weighted rod proved too great a strain on his heart.