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TWO
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
April
11,
1945
CANADIANS
ARMOR
NEARS
NORTH
SEA
By
BOSS
MITXRO
Canadian
Prrss
War
Com-spondmt
WITH
THE
FIRST
CANADIAN-ARMY,
April
11
Tiie
urs:
battle,
group
of
the
-rourth
Canadian
Armored
Division
.has
reached
a
point
Jess
rcan
25
miles
south
of
Emden
ana
the
North
Sea
coast
after
ovcrntgnt
advances
against
light
opposition
on
the
MenpeltEmc'jn
nijnway.
East
Qf.Dqrpen
the
Canadians
bumped
into
a
group
of
'0
Germans,
and
took
12
p;
.oners
r.
a
skermlsh
which
ssa::ered
me
enemj.
Radio
Luxenoour.i
reported
that
Zwolle,
Ke;:ier;ands
road,
and
rail,
hub,
10
m::es
e.as;
of
the
Zuidcr
Zee
was
captured
by
tb.e
Canadians.
Canada
to
Build
Super
'Bomber
OTTAWA,
April
11
0
The
jrovernment-Qwned
victory
air-craijrplant
at
Mation.
Ontario,
is
Koine
to
start
production
of
a
fourj-englne,
bomber,
larger
than
the
Lancaster.
An
improved
Mos-quitii
bomber
will
come
into
production
during
the
year,
and
the
outjjiit
of
tc
Curiis
dive
bomber
will!
continue
in
Canada
at
its
preient
rate.
Produstion
of
the
Harvard
trainer
will
continue,
as
wellj;as
of
the
Norseman
trans-pcrtjlplane
i
.
'
iiii)tiTi$ii,iirEi.s
nrsE
LONDCM.
April
11
9
-
Manufacturers
say
they
expect
the
government
will
shortly
remove
the
restrictions
0f
21-8
inches
on
the
height
or
heels
or
women's
footwear.
New
Hats
for
Sprang
STETSONS
A
new
stock
Just
arrived.
MORGAN'S
MEN'S
&
BOYS'
WEAR
3rd
Ave.,
next
to
Ormes
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
CHANNEL
ISLANDS
(Continued
from
Page
1
;
50
cents
each;
butter,
$6.50
a
:
pound:
sugar
$5.25
a
pound;
tea.
;
$100
a
pound;
beef
or
pork,.
$3
Salt
water
sells
for
five
cents
a
quart
delivered.
-Electric
light
Is
intermittent.
Gas
Is
limited
to
two
one-hour
periods
a
day.
Busses
which
ran
every
few
minutes
now
run
once
a
day.
"There
are
belived
to
be
10,-.000
Germans
in
Jersey
and
possibly
as
many
In
'Guernsey.
At
one
time
there
were
20,000
Tody
.prisoners
of
..war,
mostly
-Russians,
but
these
were
moved
to
France
shortly
alter
D-Day
that
is
thaw
who
survived
the
brutal
treatment
of
the
Huns.
Behavior
of
the
Nazis
towards
the
local
people
Is
described
as
"correct."
"Channel
Island
authorities
still
control
their
own
affairs
under
German
supervision.
An
efrort
to
have
German
taught
in
the
schools
failed
utterly,
and
Island
authorities
still
govern
school
policy.
"Recent
reports
Indicate
that
the
famed
Guernsey
and
Jersey
cattle
herds
have
not
.been
seriously
depleted
by
the
invaders,
only
the
poorer
stock
I
being
killed
for
meat.
The
pure-
orcus,
nowever,
nave
to
get
along
without
food
concentrates
previously
Imported
from
Swe
den
and
Denmark
,and
It
Is
considered
that
this
lack
has
had
1
some
effect
on
their
stamina.
"The
Channel
Islands
Society
2334
Balaclava
Street!.
Van
couver,
is
helping
victims
of
German
oppression
and-rhas
already
forwarded
$16,000
to
England
for
this
purpose.
In
addition
more
than
220
cases
of
clothing
have
been
sept
for
evacuees
of
the
Island.';."
01
o
in
if
In
line
with
onr
general
policy
of
carrying
only
llic
higlicst'(uality,
nationally-adver-tifeiimerchandise,
our
stock
of
yprk
KHiuiminciudes
sucrKwcIlTknown
makes
J
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(VM:Mlci
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US.iflOR
Iron-3Ian
Pants
Hil)
Overalls
and
-Smocks
w
Coveralls
Waist,
Overalls
.
Carpenters'
Overalls
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;
Pa
in
tq
is'
Overalls
Work
Shirts
pf
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RIGHT
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Frozen
Fruits
and!
Vegetables
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Raspberries.'
Strawberries.
Sliced
Peaches)
Enterprise
Fruit
Co.
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If
pain
Chiropractic!
If
nerves-doubly
sol
.
Smith
Block
Green
995
-Str$p
Strategy"
We
are
just
a
little
proud
of
this
newest
arrival.
A
real
addition
to
your
Easier
wardrobe,
in
town
brown,
softie
ValfsMn
$7.45
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STO,E
EARLY
ADVERTISING
COPY
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OR
APPRECIATED
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CANADIAN
SCOTS
TAKE
NA25I
POST
Mai.
John
Taylor,
Montreal,
Leads
Company
In
Charge
On
Strongpoint
at
Calcar;
Battle
Sidelights
By
DOUGLAS
AMARON
Canadian
Prran
War
Corrpondfnt
WITH
THE
CANADIAN
ARMY
IN
GERMANY
April
11
9
A
company
pcmnrlJider
is
In
a
tough
spat
wheii
he
is
faced
with
the
choice
cf
withdrawlnc
from
gmuBd.
he
has
gained
or
iuiacKing,
prooaoiy
at
consia-erable
cost,
a
strongly
held
position
which
is
holding
up
hs
further
advance.
-
laj.
John
Taylor
of
Montreal
who
commands
a
company
In
Canadian
I
highland
battalion
had
thatdfecision
to
make
in
me
iignung
ror
the-hlgh
ground
to
the
south
and
overlooking?
Calcar.
He
took
the
hard
choice
andt
charged.
The
results
were
bevond
ex
pectatlons.
Four
machine-eu!
posts
and
two
S3
millimeter
gunsites
were
overrun
and
the
objective
was
seized.
Maj.
Taylor
killed
one
German
with
his
pistol,
his
sergeant
clubbed
another
with
his
rifle
butt
I
Canadian
casualties
were
eight
men
wounded
and
seven
of
them
;
were
able
to
wnlfc
back
ror
treatment.
niu
run.
mxuvir
j
r
iiywcai
cnemjsirv
nag
iound
tall
on
the
pilot's
turret
Jt
an
airplane
and
tend
to
ciweure
hi:
j
vision.
'
HANGS
WASHING
ON
THE
SIEGFRIED
LINE
-
Pte
Anckl
Young
.saved
his
laundry
until
he
conld
nan?
it
out
to
dry
on
Germany's
vaunted
Siegfried
Line.
D.F.C.
FOR
DRUM
WIZARD
LONDON,
-lhe
RCJV.F.S
British
pilot
and
swlnwband
ex
pert.
FO.
Richard
(Duke)
wsan
of
Manchester,
has
been
award
ed
the
DJ,C.
after
an
exoention-
ally
long
tour,
with
tile
Iroquoi.i
Squadron.
He
is
a
"wizard"
or.
the
drums.
npemucm,
hrtlliant
Polish
scientist,
was
I-
.appointed
Projessor
oj
Astrommy
-al
tlx
University
oj
Rome
,tn
Jj'j.
lie
became
convinced
that
the
sun
and
not
the
earlb
jvas
the
ceptre
.oj
the
universe.
Giviug
up
his
"
professorship,,
he
spent
thirty
years
in
research
u'rJj
astronomy,
a,,d
so
gave
to
the
world
r2
Z
tbeperukir.
Theory
of
the
Movement
oj
r
the-
earth
and
the
planets
around
the
sun.
JUST
as
Copernicus
solved
a
vast
problem
through
painstaking
research,
so
Nickel
i
"S1LIJNT
SEPTIMUS"
DIBS
.
LDNDON
i
Reuters
Septimus
.Mills,
69,
known
to
police
a
"Silent
.Septimus"
because
he
(had
always
refused
Infwma-
Hon
about
his
friends
and
rela--!
tivc.-
died
n
Wandsworth
Prion
while,
serving
a
two-year
en-
tence
for
burglary.
NICKEL;
3
tlie
Jus
SMUTS
REVIEWS
SOUTH
AFRICAN
RACE
PROBLEMS
Tells
Parliament
No
Reason
Why
Europeans
-Should
Not
Continue
to
ltrniaiiiKaciilJy
,part
from
.Natives
CAPE
TOWN.
April
11
01
A
fix
d
policy
to
maintain
white
supremacy
is
agreed
on
by
all
pa
ties
in
South
Africa,
except
thi:se
'quite
mad,"
Prime
Minister
Jan
C.
Smuts
told
the
Union
ar'iRiflpnt
in
a
review
of
the
race
problem.
Commenting
on
Opposition
;
Leader
Malan's
query
as
to
!
whether
"there
will
evwua"-;
still
be
a
white
race
In
South
Africa,"
Mr.
Smuts
ald
the
fear
'
motive
must
be
eliminated
In
(discussing
the
problem.
For
the
past
311
yiars
Europeans
In
j
South
Africa
had
remained
racl-j
ally
apart
from
the
natives
and
!
he
could
see
no
reason
why
any
sudden
change
In
this
attitude
hauld
come
about
now.
550
Vancquverites
Must
yacatejHomes
VANCOUVER,
April
11
0
Emergency
Shelter
Admlnlsiratlon
officials
announced
Tuesday
that
more
than
550
Vancouver
ajil-
ijies
are
now
qndpr
notice
to
va
cate
Iheir
homes
on
May
1.
THE
CLOCKWORK
OF
THE
SKV"
scientists
use
research
to
solve
many
modern-problem.
When-industry
requires
.a
special
material
to
meet
special
con-ditjons,
Nickel
scientists
try
to
discover
a
new
combination
of
metals
that
will
meet
those
conditions.
Thus
are
new
alloys
and
new
uses.
for
Nickel
added
to
today's
long
list.
Today
Nickel
is
required
in
nearly
every
industry
in
making
top.
quality
.products
or
for
keeping
production
costs
down.
The
I
The
kernel
or
the
whole
situa
o
,
l;:d
It-.
l
uon
inn
lay
ifiv
in
in
m;...
mixta
j
r-i.:.
.
.
.mcinia.
areas.
Mr.
Smuu
mih
w..
-
.
4itw
res
ui.wa.
a.
cms
una
new
villages
research
that
has
helped
to
bring
this
about
will
be
expanded
in
the
years
alter
the
war.
The
information
collected
by
Nickel
scientists
is
available
to
Canadian
engineers,
designers
ami
metallurgists
seeking
better
materials
for
any
product
or
process.
Research
reveals
new
uses
for
Nickel.:
(
Increased
use
of
Nickel
from
Canadian
mines
and
plants
means
employment
for
Canadians
and
brings
many
benefits
to
Canada.
THE
INTERNATIONAL
NICKEL
COMPANY
OF
(5
A
N
A
D
A
.
LIMITED,
2$
KING
STREET
WEST,
TORONTO
be
were
being
created
where
whi'ps
,
Ul
:td
and
negroes
were
kept
apart
so
Lt'
that
within
one
or
two
genera
.
tions
there
would
be
a
general
nc
yprUnc
out.
and
cieaning
up
s
-
the
whole
iltuatiun."
This
was
the
policy
t!
government
stood
for,
tne
jjrwnie'
tald.
The
Indian
question
wm
t--most
difficult,
he
added
Li
c.ipc
Province
mixed
residential
ar
.
.
abounded.
Mr.
Smuts
said
100,0
Europeans
and
100W0
India
.-lived
"chetk
by
Jqjui-
in
Durbai!
alene.TheWataljircvinria:
ecu-cil's
adcpUon
ol
ore
:iauces
fr
separate
Indian
areas
offered
a
solution,
but
aooc
cf
th-
ordin
ances
were
reported
ultra
virp
The
government
hopes
-to
intr.;
duce
legislation
this
aessiui
amending
the
homing
act
to
th-able
the
lwal
.seUfaig
aside
of
separate
residential
araa.s.
OpprsltUn
leader
Malan
.-i:d
100,000
non-Europeans
in
thn
armed
services
wjuld
demrmn
I
equal
rights
as
a
rewlt
of
t!icr
sacr!li:e3.
Conununls.Ti
as
b
h:
allowed
free
play
In
the
UniuV
,and
patlves
were
Oooding
in,)
urban
aieas.
Nun
-
Eropea
!were
penetra'.ini;
unWersitii'
'schools
and
trade
unions.
Mr
i
Malan
said
and
a
nooQuropf
n:
frpnt
was.
tulng
fcrnie
i
whic
i
jwaa
a
ch!kngj
t:
tt.c
wh.t.-:
race.
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result
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