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Prince
Rupert
Daflp
I3cto0
LtD.
k
Thursday,
May
13,
1948
Chinchilla
Ranch
'
'
In
Home
Basement
'
'
U.K.
COASTLINE
NEARLY
CLEAR
OF
EXPLOSIVES
By
siiaun
Mcquillan
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
Pair
of
Tiny
Animal
Worth
Their
WVifht
In
Gold
WINNIPEG
9
Did
you
ever
hear
ol
anyone
operating
a
ranch
in
a
basrinent?
It's
simple
if
you
have
$1,250
to
buy
the
right
pair
of
animals.
I
Charles
Addison,
a
29-year-'
LONDON
0
Britain's
coastline,
still
showing
scars
of
war-
YEA
B
A
r-Jl
old
ex-R.C.A.F.
veteran,
proves
t,me
anu
.
invasion
prepara-that
it
can
be
don.e
He
run
a
Uung
ls
nPariy
mine-free
again,
basement
Bar-X
in
his
home
By
Iummpr
jt
expected
holl-with
the
most
expensive
fur-
day-makers
will
be
able
to
wan-bearing
animal
in
the
world
der
ub(ml
any
ashore
at
will,
the
Andes
chinchilla.
except
for
a
few
black
spots.
Fully
grown,
these
button-
of
2,000
minefields
sown
along
eyed
mammals
weign
in
ui
10
me
snores
with
aau.uiw
mines,
"heaviest
minefields
were
kid
It
rhiii.
to
22
ounces.
At
$r.25
apiece,
only
nine
remain.
German
East
Anglia
14
armored
bull-
Kill
'rt
i
some
are
worm
more
man
meir
prlsoncrs-or-war,
wno
wok
over
dozers
were
blown
up
while
rn
.
1
"-ers,
weight
in
gold.
And
the
fe-
from
British
sappers,
cleared
20
,4,000
mines
were
bf-intr
clearprl
ti
iu
mna.
nine
of
the
from
a
four-mile
streLch
nf
.
u-
0
H19c
,T
j
'
"
.
-.
ai
ran.
valuable
it's
heavier
ls
more
beach.
ar'
..the
kp
Some
mines
were
located
2P
wa
nriletnian
011
One
of
the
largest
uncleared
areas
is
at
Mundesley,
Norfolk,
ni.w
described
officially
as
"a
mirmnnnntlv
fannaA
ttraa
"
1
1
T"
feet
unripr
sand
rlrlfl.
"
"en
than
the
male.
Chinchillas
are
rather
exclusive
property.
Few
people
in
Canada
own
any
on
the
hoof
.
"
nnusn
"
c
o
'i
i
,
ime
o,
01
our
our
main
main
d
nimcullles
fflcu
i.1p
turnneri
.
'
r
-u
l
1-000
land
mines
have
become
ehw
has
been
to
locate
minefields
.
snd
as
far
as
Addison
knows,
no
:
lost
in
a
three-mile-long
ledge,
exactlv."
said
f.nP
nfricr
M.,nu
,
"
Except
for
Canadian
owns
one
on
the
through
the
cliff
being
washed
were
laid
In
a
hurrv
at
th
p..n......
.
.the
M
ruiM-iiuine
and
'!-
shoulder.
That's
because
there
into
the
sea.
Experts
have
not
height
of
the
Invasion
scarp
Uni.
..u;..u
fKM
re
only
25
equine
Chinchilla
j
jet
found
a
way
to
recover
them.
Then
units
went
overseas
and
banned
from
th
coats
in
the
woria.
At
ss.oihi
a
n
tumiar
uruuirm
rmsi.a
in
plans
were
lost.'
Mir,,,.,
i
,
"
enflt
evf-n
the
rleh
must
wear
'
two
small
arsaa
at
Folkestone,
Pn-rinm
nf
th
k.,.v,c
k.
,
.
1
ar
mink
nnri
lik
it
i
Kent,
and
Hastines.
Sussex,
nnt
hn
n
,nv,..
t
......
.
astl
t
t
'where
hundred
of
tons
nf
ref-
.
e
mor
th
end
AUUl.ton
ihii
i
in
liir
vunmrnn
use
was
uPI)e'1
onltJ
mlned
arpas
to
raise
coaU.
Chinchillas
are
too
new
to
this
continent
to
Three
of
,ne
last
slx
'and
.llow
for
nvthin.r
but
ritlti-
minefields
now
are
being
cleareu
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O.
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OO.
Sh
The
Mandate
Ends
END
OF
THIS
WEEK
will
see
the
departure
THE
of
Rritish
forces
from
Palestine
and
perhaps
the
immediate
start
of
full-scale
war
between
Arab
and
Jew.
The
struggle
that
follows
may
be
severe,
and
may
lead
to
grave
complications
throughout
the
world.
This,
however,
is
a
time
wjien
lots
ti
predictions
fall
short
of
expectation,
l
or
example,
when
Britain
withdrew
from
India,
the
consequences
would
be
horrible.
Yet,
India
apj
years
to
be
reasonably
calm.
The
recent
election
in
Italy
involved
such
a
tangle
of
hatreds
and
intrigue
that
few
indeed,
could
foresee
just
how
dire
everything
in
all
likelihood,
would
be.
Hut
Italy
is
still
all
in
one
piece.
There
may
be
war,
but
let
us
hope
that
it
can
be
confined
to
its
present
proportions
and
then
reduced
by
reasonable
negotiations.
CLOSER
UNDERSTANDING
EVIDENCE
of
the
increasing
importance
FURTHER
of
Canada
in
the
British
Commonwealth
scheme
of
things
is
furnished
in
the
report
of
Mr.
Cillis
Purcell,
general
manager
of
The
Canadian
Press,
to
the
effect
that
British
newspapers,
despite
restricted
space,
are
carrying
a
growing
amount
of
Canadian
news.
In
contrast
to
the
sparse
coverage
afforded
this
Dominion's
events
a
decade
or
two
ago,
the
change
in
policy
is
a
development
of
considerable
significance.
As
Mr.
Purcell
remarked,
tHe
immigration
of
a
larf?e
number
of
residents
of
the
British
Isles
has
tended
to
increase
the
interest
in
the
country
to
which
thy
have
come.
Over"
and
above
that,
.
however,
is
the
natural
curiosity
of
the
people
of
Britain
in
a
land
which
is
gaining
wider
recognition
in
the
sphere
of
international
affam
The
further
fact
that
the
Canadian
larder
is
being
opened
on
a
generous
scale
to
those
whose
diets
""
profit
from
the
staples
and
supplements
that
are
shipped
from
this
country
adds
a
further
inducement
to
know
more
of
this
vast
territory.
Whatever
the
causes,
however,
the
result
is
gratifying.
The
greater
the
interchange
of
news,
the
closer
will
be
the
understanding
between
fellow
members
of
the
Commonwealth
on
each
side
of
the
Atlantic.
CLEANER,
In
Dorset
at
Worbarrow,
Kim-
vafton
for
breeding
purposes
to
LADY
MOUNTBATTEN
VISITS
INDIAN
REFUGEES
Lady
Pamella
Mountbatten,
wife
of
the
governor-general
of
the
Dominion
of
India,
is
shown
tukln
an
interest
in
a
tattered
book
shown
her
by
one
of
the
little'
refugees
brought
from
the
Punjab
is
meeting
the
refugee
of
India
to
New
Delhi
The
new
government
problem
by
establishing
centres
throughout
the
country
where
young
and
old
are
cared
for.
get
the
industry
on
its
feet.
,eriaBe,
ana
awanage
Bay,
wnere
the
action
ol
the
water
Is
warf,-,
This
applies
even
to
..
,
.
.
lng
the
mines
out
to
sea.
worlds
largest
ranch-Chap-
yv'ATER
JETS
"RIGHTE
man
s
m
iiigirwuuu,
iuui.
iiirjr
have
2,200
animals
tthe
equivalent
fo
18
full-length
coats)
i
Biggest
area
ls
at
Saunton
Sands,
Devonshire.
To
get
at
50
mines
embedded
In
sand
j
dunes,
water
ls
being
pumped
three
miles
from
a
stream
into
high
pressure
water
jets,
mounted
on
armored
tractors,
to
wash
Reminiscences
By
w.l.
a"d
Reflections
and
wont
be
pelting
to
any
extent
until
at
least
1955.
M.
F.
Chapman
Introduced
chinchillas
to
North
America
when
he
brought
U
from
their
awav
tne
m,
can
be
ln
the
Andes
rBtrn0t.M
m4
native
haunts
ample
a
simple
little
lay,
Mountains
In
1920.
Addison's
Th.
,in,
fiM.
to
sing
and
rememDer.
uncr
it
enjoyed
fame
that
is,
local
six
little
gold
mines,
like
all
the
other
animals
in
the
313
ranches
fame.
But.
as
the
souraougns
Jn
the
VnlteA
suteg
and
Can.
the
Yorkshire
coast,
six
miles
south
of
Filey
and
at
Mable-thorpe,
Lincolnshire.
In
each
place
only
about
half
a
dozen
mines
have
been
cleared.
At
Weybourne,
Norfolk
the
died
off
or
moved
away,
its
renown
faded
fast
,and
"We're
Here"
cannot
return,
because
A
signboard
placed
anywhere
a'long
a
road
like
the
Skeena
Highway
would
have
to
be
fascinating
Indeed
not
to
be
regarded
as
unsightly.
They
all
are,
anyway!
No
tourist,
or
roving
visitor
wants
to
be
eternally
reminded
of
something
he
does
not
care
a
sweet-scented
whoop
for.
They
can
see
plenty
that's
infinitely
better.
No
need
of
paying
for
it
either.
Don't
sit
surrounded
h
dine
walls
do
tout
ada,
are
offspring
of
those
original
11.
They
bred
about
twice
a
year
and
can
bear,
young
when
they
reach
the
age
of
about
nine
months.
Each
will
live
from
12
to
15
years
with
their
fur
beinn
marketable
at
18
months.
the
reasons
for
its
existence
have
about
vanished.
Fairview
is
beckoning,
one
greatly
fears.
decoratine
with
ALABASH
tq
OS
You
can
do
a
whole
ron
lest
than
t
dollar.
Ji
The
man
who
murdered
a
London
policeman
fully
ex-
Raising
chinchillas
is
no
great
pected
to
hang,
but
he
never
tax
on
brain
and
patience.
ALAHASTl.Nt
with
wa
brush
it
on
over
your
ok"
and
ceilings,
ll
dries
without
odour,
and
mi
ruhoff.
ALABASTINI
;
in
ivory,
cream,
bull,
lift
pink,
light
blue,
grey,
green
and
white.
BABY'S
GAS
PAINS
NEED
QUICK
HELP-
IMit
take
chorine
don't
Irt
Hmbr
fw
ftiln
rbi
muf
kumm
nKhni
rent
from
trust
pm
in
itnmarfa
it
bnwvti
when
rUt-y's
Own
Tabirt
vrntl
and
fcliabl
quickly
hJp
sweeten
sour
JitiJ
stomaciu
and
cksr
away
ovtriuaU
ef
want
and
gm.
l.my
to
toka
quickly
crualu-4
to
a
pfwikr,
If
aVairxt.
tS
berw
Bonn
huhy
ta
haTtpy
and
eotnfort-bl
avu'n.
No
"mimePr"
at
uff
m
(hillinr
effect,
litwd
vith
eon(ntfic
fr
ovr
to
ymra
br
thouaanda
of
nuttlwn.
Try
HuUw'm
Own
3itbirt,
t,
for
teethuig:
Uvt-rn.
aimnl
fe-vrr,
uutipaion
and
other
mfour
lila,
tit.
figured
on
what
the
govern-
They'll
stay
healthy
if
you
keep
mtnt
had
up
its
sleeve.
Capital
them
clean,
out
of
draughts
and
punishment
was
suspended,
in-
in
temperatures
between
50
and
stead
of
the
criminal.
And
so,
go
degrees.
A
chinchilla
dines
perhaps
,for
the
rest
of
his
life,
but
once
a
day
and
its
food
bill
the
State
will
pay
for
his
bed
for
the
whole
year
Is
only
$3.
and
board.
Odd
world,
in
many
chinchillas
don't
like
to
live
w
ays..
J
alone.
So,
if
you
want
a
con-
:
tented
anmial,
you'll
pair
him
Advertise
in
tne
Daily
News!
up.
Speaking
of
weather,
a
subject
that
was
never
known
to
wane
in
Prince
Rupert,
the
next
lew
months
will
be
very
unsettled.
There
will
be
elections
in
Ontario,
Quebec
and
Saskatchewan,
and
in
August
a
national
Liberal
convention.
There
will
also
be
a
municipal
election
in
Prince
Rupert
late
in
the
year.
Sizing
it
all
up,
the
general
outlook-is
cloudy.
f
Customers
stick
like
best
of
May
Train
Children
wiiuac
aus
are.
glues,
to
those
in
The
News.
For
Better
Vision
Expert
Says
Seeing
Is
Learned
Skill
"Juki
l.ikp
Wlklnir"
it
TT
!fEr
.T....V
1
a
II.
mi
ii
ii
rs
j
Berncr
MacFadden,
physical
MONTREAL
High
speed
culture
enthusiast,
78,
and
a
recognition,
which
enabled
ser-
sweet
young
thing,
42,
were
mar-vlcemen
during
the
war
to
dis-iried
a
few
weeks
ago
in
Florida,
tinguish
quickly
friendly
vehicles,
It
was
not
long
ere
she
was
ships
and
planes
from
those
of
I
feeding
the
foolish
faddist
wed-the
enemy
may
soon
be
taught!
ding
cake,
In
the
making
of
U
f-"XT"irT
II
i
n
.
I
I
I
I
a
fe
9
Ik
fatal
1
1
1
l
I
W
1
I
lwJJ.
O
Jit
r".
jf
,
0'X.
.
a,
i.
1
5
In
the
school
room
as
an
aid
to
I
which
no
white
flour,
and
very
i
4
little
sugar
had
been
used.
education.
Dr..
E.
P.
Leonard
of
Boston,
i
Sometimes,
punishment
does
fit
who
lectured
to
a
study
group
the
crime
5n
of
Quebec
optometrist
said
the
tW
b
0
pkixci:
KH-UiT's
M:vr.sT
anM
wartime
method
of
teaching
Anyone
possessing
a
good
$1,000.00
GRAND
PRIZE
for
all
Canada!
.
mil
speedy
recognition
may
be
regu-
voice
and
love
of
song
has
been
T
I
P-TO-DATK
KKMAl
"
OPEN
FFiOM4:00
P.M.
TO
J:
'
nncvss
Line.
i
(till
ha
a
week
to
get
in
the
second
period
t
Yoi;
Kellneii't
bin
S7.OO0.00
contest!
If
you
mused
the
.gaw-
.
.1
m
BB
B
r
.
i
.
...ll
u
l
,1,..,
.age-
greatly
blessed
and
because
of
this,
it
becomes
his
duty
to
give
pleasure
to
his
neighbors,
as
well
as
himself.
There
are
so
many
delightful
old
melodies,
SpTial
Dlnnrr
kvery
Sunday,
5
p.m.
lo
t
(
IIIA'KSE
DISHES
A
SPW
lITT
.
"
.
iol'7'
S
mi
even
man
thancei
at
i
he
i
I.
OOO.
00
Grand
Prize,
a
lar
school
subject
because
"vision
is
a
learned
skill
just
like
walking."
1
.
"Just
as
you
find
people
with
different
athletic
abilities,"
he
said,
"so
do
people
differ
in
their
seeing
abilities."
When
a
child
enters
school,
its
visual
skills
are
at
a
low
(II
SAILINGS
to
VANCOUVER
and
way
ports
Every
Monday
10
p.m.
I'm
'm
whi'c,.
;iri'e
m
our
cntnei
today.
Heiides
havinit
I
chanct
fur
the
I
lor
Outside
rlTi
Phone
m
nioi
sSUEY
though
this
ls
not
saying
jazz
is
included.
"We're
Here,
Because
We're
Here"
is,
for
ex
PAYROLLS"
I
nf;'t0iin'8
1
(rand
Prize,
you
can
win
bi
prizes
every
two
week!
To
make
it
easier,
you
compete
for
these
only
againm
people
in
your
own
part
of
(
anada.
Fill
in
entry
blank
below.
Antwer
in
6
wordi
or
lesi
this
question:
why
no
4
out
or
i
Canadians
run-m
fcuiocit
corn
hakks?"
Enclose
2
box
tops
from
Kelloitg's
Corn
Flakes
with
each
entry.
Winner
of
the
Grand
Prize
will
he
chosen
from
prize
winners
in
the
separate
contests,
on
the
basis
of
the
hen
answer
to
the
question
"why
no
4
out
Or
5
ANADIANS
PUFFER
KELl.OOo's
CORN
Fl.AKILS?"
Get
extra
entry
blanks
from
your
itrocer.
The
more
you
send
in,
the
better
your
chances!
You
may
win
a
cash
prize
in
this
second
period,
and
you'll
have
a
real
level.
The
child
must
not
only
learn
to
read
and
write,
but
how
to
use
its
eyes
In
such
a
manner
as
will
obtain
the
greatest
amount
of
information.
"Very
often
the
child
does
not
obtain
the
best
results
from
its
to
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Ketchikan,
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and
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;
May
24
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June
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to
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May
18
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to
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its
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of
seeing
ability,
s
a
result
lis
education
is
handicapped
and
its
intellectual
'development
is
retarded."
chance
tor
the
Sl.oon.du
Grand
Prize
lor
all
tjinaUa!
i
often
at
yen
like,
but
b
sura
to
ancloto
2
box
lopt
ckogatof
Kellogg't
Corn
Flakes
with
oach
Ontry,
gabardine
gadabout
...to
biy
This
well-tailored
down-the-tront
equally
at.
home
fc
-'
or
at
the'eountry.1
ff'r
'
to
rely
uin
MB
5
rat
TO
SALVAGE
SUBMARINES
If
LONDON
i
New
equipment
i
for
underwater
salvage
work
has
jbeen
fitted
in
a
ship
recentlv
1.
rr
the
purpose
of
this
content
there
art
3
renionii:
The
4.
The
content
is
open
to
all
resident!
of
Cinada,
other
thaa
West
tManimhu
totht
Paci(n),Onltriu,
atMll
bel,t
(Quehec
emplieoftlieKelUti!Oiinpjn'.oritdvriiin.niie,
and
the
Maritime).
or
their
families.
All
entries
become
the
prtpcrtr
oi
kelluaa
2.
Kach
contest
will
hut
tsvo
weekf,
and
will
be
iudaea
mlan.
of
Canada
Ltd.
enaraiels.
F'ir
each
contest,
from
the
correct
solutions
to
the
5.
hach
entry
must
he
qualified
hs-
enclosing
tsvo
bo
tops
"W
ho
Are
We"
jinnies
the
iudse
will
draw
the
3
prue
from
packages
of
KcMokk
(iorn
Flakes.
Lniriea
are
to
he
Winners
in
each
reaion.
When
the
three
contests
are
roni-
Seat
to
the
Kelloax
(.onipany
of
Cianada
Ltd.,
kelloRB
S
plrted.
the
winner
ol
the
Grand
Prixc
for
all
t
.aaada
svill
he
lAm
Flakes
Contest,
London,
Ontariu,
Canada,
elected
from
rhe
i
I
5
prij
svmners.
on
ih
basis
nf
the
beat
aj.
Th,
mlimt
.nj
.ddress
of
the
grocer
from
whom
rou
by
answer
to
the
question
.
.
.
WHY
DO
4
OU
I
Of
CAN
A-
vour
Kelloga's
Corn
Flakes
must
he
included
with
each
entry
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I'HIII
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llM,
8
CORN
FLAKF.Si1
f
7
Th,
iKi,utn
f
lhc
who
are
H.
G.
Kimber,
Past
J.
The
closing
datea
for
etch
contest
ire
midnight
May
.,
.
President,
(.anadian
Daily
Newspapers
Association,
t.
M.
pudnighi
Mas
29,
and
midnight
June
12.
'I
o
qualify
for
each
Philputt,
President,
Advertising
and
Sales
Club
of
Toronto,
Contest,
entries
must
he
postmarked
OR
or
before
theae
dates.
loc7
J.
F.
draydon.
President,
Canadian
Facts
Limited,
is
fcnaf
and
lrgally
binding.
Results
will
be
published
in
this
paper.
In
the
case
of
a
tie,
the
entry
bearing
the,
earlseat
launched
here.
A
special
gun,
weai-abilit.v-
using
an
explosive,
fires
a
rivet
Remember,
Pacific
Milk
is
the
only
evaporated
milk
packed
In
B.
C.
and
it's
Irradiated
to
give
you
added
goodness.
Farm-fresh
from
quality
farms
.
.
.
vacuum
packed
for
your
table.
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
with
a
hollow
centre
into
a
steel
plate
of
a
sunken
submarine.
A
hose
ls
passed
through
the
rivet
n
beige
or
p:
buy
with
ci
postmark
will
Be
declared
tne
winner.
and
air
pumped
Into
the
sub
permitting
it
to
'surface.
at
Kollogg
Company
ef
Canada
Limitod,
intdy
iiamki
!
Kalloag't
Cam
Flaka
Conletl,
at
you
'
AtvllvlCTTFl
xou
saw
It
in
the
Dally
News!
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