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“Within five years, West Ger- many will be producing about of its total estimated mink requirement. Output, how- ever;is unlikely ever to exceed 100,000 pelts a yar. owing to lim- ited supplies of foodstuffs. A ranch mink industry which has here within the past few years is already producing gome 63,000 pelts a year, and last year exported some 8,000 to the United States. TO MINK

“Producers are mostly form- @r silver fox and nutria breeders, who have now switched over al- most completely to mink. A@vord- ing to the association of West «Germany pelt producers, there are now nearly 1,000 mink breed- ers congregated, for the most

part,

“Most ranches are small. The largest produce 3,000 pelts a year. In 1954, the total output for West Germany was only . 19,000 pias: two years ago the figure

risen to 33,250, or oe the present production. is likely to oaths the 100,000-pelt mark in about 1962 or 1963.

“Production is still confined largely to standards, but the proportion of mutations is rising steadily. Quality is admitted to be not quite up to international standards, but is said to be im-

‘gains experience. Technical in- spectors are employed by the as- sociation to keep control of dis- eases and other problems, and also to give indirect financial as-

_ sistance by making advance pay- ments against production.

PEAK PRICES | And here is a brief report on the Nordic sale at Stockholm,

Sweden: “Mink hit peak prices at the final sale of the season at Nordic Skin Auction

Pastel skins were par- strong, being estimated

on the Baltic and North) Sea coast to be close to food sup-|-

accompanied by “his daughters,

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oe ae Carmelita and Marlene and Cor-| tion delegates prior to and follow- “Prices have been firm ali| ™ne Lavers. On their return ing the convention at St. Andrews season; the United States has| home they were accompanied by | by-the-Sea, N.B., June 7, 8 and 9. been the main buyer all season,| Rev. Sister Mary Carmelita, who oe ee re ae with well over half the entire| will visit with her parents, Mr.| Gress an audience | of | 300-add crop going to American buyers. oe ee naile. OMA brdidbes ta tha var

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Fallout Watch Is Being Kept

MONTREAL (CP) — Federal health officials plan to keep watch on a component of radio- active fallout which may have a genetic effect on future genera- tions, Health Minister Monteith *isaid Monday.

The component is cesium-137 which, Mr. Monteith said, “is re- \| lated to possible effects on future - | generations.”

Measurements now are made on milk to detaermnne levels of strontium-90,.a component of fall- out from nuclear tests which bone cancer.

Mr: jJoseph Allen of Mitchell

Mrs. Lemuel MacCormack was

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PUBLISHERS MEET VIENNA (Reuters) — A world day with a call for the recogni- tion of books as “spiritual goods” and not as articles of trade liable

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OTTAWA (CP)—Two airlines; have been fined for ores their passengers on interna flights to wander all over Gan- der’s new air terminal ‘ without first passing through the health

A health department official said Monday Pan-American Air- lines was fined $100 and British Overseas Air Corporation $150 for not properly: conducting their in- transit passengers to the depart- ment desk before entering the Newfoundland terminal. _

The official said that airlines

ard to conduct their in-transit passengers from overseas through the health department desk where passengers are re- quired to show their vaccination certificates. Passengers then are permitted to enter the air termi- nal’s international section for re- freshments while their aircraft is being serviced.

WANDER AROUND

He said that in recent weeks, some in-transit passengers have been allowed to wander around the airport tarmac and even in the terminal’s domestic séction, without proper guidance from the responsible airlines.

He said that before the opening of the new terminal about a month ago, such in-transit pas- sengers had to show their vac- cination certifications to health officers who entered each plane

to customs and import duties.| before unloading.

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Innoculations

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