Thos. E. Jones to J. A. Motherwell, 14 January 1942
609 Speed Avenue,
Victoria, B.C.
January 14, 1942
Chief Supervisor of Fisheries,
Winch Building,
Vancouver, B.C.
Dear sir:
I would greatly appreciate any information you could forward to me regarding the disposal
of the Japanese fishing vessels that have been impounded.
I have had quite a few years experience around the fishing grounds and on the Canadian
National Coastal Service. I also hold Q.D.M. discharges, also lifeboat end sail certificate,
so I am certain that any boat that is in my care would be properly cared for and handled.
Please give the details about (be renting, leasing or buying of the said equipment,
and oblige
Thos. E. Jones
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Thos. E. Jones to J. A. Motherwell, 14 January 1942
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