\e of the'-largest papermaking’ m ic

(shown. above). is located* i
i aul

ely paper- producing mills, is today. the: WwW ‘orld’ Ss: largest 1 news

- print arca. The bustling“city.
way" between: ‘he: “Grea
“metropolis ‘of Cat

3

; the’ entire “Gaited Seates
ispecifications a

lant: five-thousan

$ larg st export, ‘product and is known ms

as. the nev wap capit tal of t the world. It-turns out. nearly : ‘one >

five.tons of paper per. hour, tw enty-fou :
‘the: “busy, St. [-awrence Seaway, iv ¢

which is Now: ‘kept agen of the! year -
4 mhore newsprint f y

n, th town, of ‘La: “Tuque,. in:
rice. Valley. The. Nalley, with i it

of ‘Trois: ‘Riviéres,- Québec, half-"

supply. of. pulpwo ood coming |
‘and, the. Arlantic,< We

v

seven mills, who: share: a:

* provincial. g ‘government’ ‘has
» making 1 in. Trois Aves on of, the

ie outruns “th
production. and: represent .
oductjon. PheSu-Ma

Grinderman Jules Pichette checks a sample fromthe huge’

pulp-g

rinding. machine. One cord of soft. wood, (see logs.

top right-hand corner of: picture) is. ‘crushed by -one-ton ©

grinding stone in an hour.’
and, acid for. w ansformation i into eye A

: vater

ectric re ources ‘and the right. kin: of, trees\.
_ for the paper industry—balsam and spruce. Its sixteen ‘thousand
= square miles of wooded wealth: yield close to two million cords:
Of. pulpwood : a year. To: ‘operate their: mills and cep ‘the
in, the paper. companies. in the
is- ‘the Zalley” ‘Maintain-a permanent staff of about seven. thousand-in.
payroll ‘of some $50 million, with.
approximately eight’ ‘thousand. seasonal employs ees. Recogniz-
. ing its importance. as a paper: “producing centre, . ‘Québec’s
stablished. an Institute of Paper-

largest and: most: modern

L inery can ‘duplicate any pulp |}
it supply. With. ‘essential elec-
‘TO, each mill, rich woodland

for. graduates. from ‘the,

sand’
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NEAVE- 10 | oe - Montre nal University students’ ‘th vow thelr weight on: a metal fenco marking” the.
boundary between “Montreal proper and suburian Mont Royal, .
during several hours of marching and singing through ‘Mont Royal’
opening day ofthe: university’ s winter carniv vw The: fonce did not Drerils,

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MONTREA I (CP) —

Joe Discobolus, Occupation: Discus thrower, ‘Nation- “Foon and’ saw the atatuo, aN
ality: Greek, Identifying: character istics: ‘When. lasty |

seen was completely nude,

Romarks: Last *eparted | sean
by Samuel Butlor, writer,  Ex-
tenalve Invostigalion « has “pro=
duced no bady.:,. ts
‘That's tho’ way!" police
port could ho ‘written: abot! one
of the more: “ambarrassing: Moe:
ments in tho’ ‘Hilgtory. ‘of Monte].
Yona) — not always Canada's city
‘of sophisticated, ‘broadminded
Ving. oo. coal

For ‘tho... Dlicobol ua, a “imple |
plaster cast ‘of tho’ famous’ ‘Grock |
statue -by “Myron” of! a discis
throwor, was kept in dgnominy
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| Pesting. Jonas, . Butler « question:
antithosls’ of the fo" Montreal! edi oman: working , “nearby . ab
now pridas. itself on—could havo’ stuffing an owl, ‘Hes wad: told, |
passed unnoticed and unknown: Jonos rolites, that: the statue
hut for a chance sightaccing trip was not being: displayed, had not
by. Bam Butlor, the: English nov-| been, displayed: and:: “would. not
‘ella ‘and: poot ‘who lod jn 1902, | be displayed. ‘pocause it. had. no
Butlor'anw the plaster cnet: panis: and: so: was-nbt a. ft. ob-
whilo, visiting a Montreal mu-|iject. to. be soon by. Monéion
‘pou’ in: ‘1876, To wrote a poom: maidens, 3." ‘ ae
about It, Ao all the world could| . “Stowed. away, in wv
know—nnd. Montreal | ragret, Jumior ream.
About liven decades after tho| Tha. Discobolua: siandeth: and
poom..was ° “written,: “the atatuo| burneth his face: to: the: walls:
apparently: id been destroyed; | “Dusty, , cobwoh .” "covert,
whether aa an example of car-| maimed and: Rot ab naught, ° .
rylng: prude too far, © desire) -“Boauty. aroth In-:
to avold: further joshing on the and no man’ rogardath,
aublont: or, Just booaure- It wns) "Oo God!’O Montreal!”
“particularly - ‘valunblo| In. fatrnass: to: “Montreal, - tb.
ste ig. not. known, ahould bo noted that. Butler may
have heen ‘eullty, of Sxoagorn

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“KIDNEY WINS PROGR! 8s -—-- “Acting like: modern ‘Florence
Nightingales. in helping oul at Peter Bent. Brigham hospital in,
Boston are Johanna (left) and Lana: Nig
“Man, who are recovering from a rare kidney transplanting. oper-
ation, Lana’‘donated a healthy kidney to her: sister. Both are
working at the hospital switchboard, Johanna now has had !

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BUN PUSTERS — students. of Waterloo 5 University college
pital bed up the incline of Parliament. Hill to |..a font of the Peace

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‘Yon. for the sako of a good yarn. about why.

‘The museum was devoted to hidden,”
showing ‘stuffed ‘animals and: Mr, Collard and ‘other. histor= |
birds, samplos of minerals: and. ians have tried to trace tha his-.
other natural pieces -~ “works tory of the Discobolus,

of God," Sir: Willlam ‘Dawson! Th apparently. was given. to the
called them,’ ye a (Natural: “History: Boclety privata- |
WASTE OF. SPACK | ly == and: pub. Into: nding. im!

Sir William, prosident af tho mediately, Thore Jo na: record of;
Natural’ “History. Bocloty ‘somo. Ib. ever helng shown: al the | mus
yoars before Butlor's visit as wall? BAUM
an principal of McGill Univorsity,: ‘LOST IN SHUF reat
had laid’ down the dletum that): + Soma, time, fflor Bublor's viatt,'|
tho museum should. not waste | ghot'nusouny Moved to new qunr-:
{ts spneo showing works of man, | ters,’ bat Diagoholus,, draped in
yesorving {tsolf for the. glories of | (ee wir WIA, wiried” from
tho ‘One: True Antlate oe, ities Be i Another

-' Undor, this ruling, of souio, ft a ng. Inco tho now: bulld-
‘he: ‘Discobalua. clonrly.” did. not We
holong ‘in the museum, Howovor | : vf ‘shortly ‘Attar tng Bogtnning of
othor atatues and works of maniihls century,’ be “society. dis- 7:
wore. displayed: there —~ but not pandéd and’ the museuny in tims
tho denuded Discobolus, Glorad ‘Sts doors, The exhibits

“Wdgar: Andrew: Collard, editor- jwore taken’ over hy. McGill Unl-
inl: writer for the Montreal: Ga- varity, but ‘thora ta no Indica
gette’ and: puthority, .on: Monte | tion: Anat: tho , Discobolus mado
‘yon!'s’ hiatory, romarks dryly tho: ‘Aocond MoOVO, 7 |
that “thaero's good ‘roason (io be-|' Ha: apparently, had” boon do» |P
tove’ Butlor had: atleast somo, atroyod in tho, interim, possibly

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‘bub, maro likaly. Just: because he | -
was taking up space, ..
“The plastir cast had no mo-

‘notary value,” Mr, Collard says,

) "Tis only possthla valua ao its

‘connect ion with Samuel Bubler.”
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Aeforg: Magintrng ia
whinlto: ‘on ahs or] {OsNCABION
era Atolon: property, valtod undor
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!Thak  Madtinira: and’. Tugatia
Morin: Alina Paul Lawrence Sine
quin,: both ‘of..no fixed addrosns,
plancied not guilty to the charge
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“la-enr owned: hy A Albort. Catnon of

Prince. Ruper whilo i). was
parked in. front: of the Moose
Locige about. 6 pm. acurday..

ter last sighting in 1902 ae

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“orders

Wo. buildin gia | ee
lings are sla Tho Ate condamnad: urn

| fo onc ” demolition and he dure ts a 601 Ninth Avent Wert
‘d will he demolished whore. there aro no sanitary’ fi

eilitios, This, the health officer
hit ri not br ought up! LO. stated, can. bo ie-apened: ag /soon

eg s, ; Ata (lesa facilitios are supplied.
2 SSN Y buble nl ‘Those premigos,. he went..on

havo , all heen, voluntarily, vite
jjeatod.., Lege 4

at

Mee - Alderman. Carlson, ‘snoved. that
vinighh ot hia tre twa Loulteinga jbo (
odie! on {strayad and removed from: thelr
Dr, Wilfred. ont oni sites and thatthe third be sli:
that ho had declared ag “untit! uy weatod if Ib is not brought
for; INnbabitation” promises. ta UP 'o atandard, Building inapec
tho tewr of 725. Fogar Streap Lor TO. Hwart told tho meoting
comprising rooma. 8, 4, 8 and 6 that ho approved of tha closure
where there were no ainitary. ondorad. hy tho hoalth . offlor
rallities,.no. running water ana Adermen Norton Youngs ele
tho. building of aub.= atandnrd | fected to auch ackion an a yor.
Hoonatruction, "ond, roport and. tho motion wits
cae \ainended that the action be !n-

ton, Hag ond, bulldlig fora gutted attoy nh voport from {phe
; ' ow Bay’ building Inspector 10°

wher. Me seme eonditions. rane solved. ster had. sheen,

secvnatemae Mee aR pm erin Ae pee tom re ape ay orn

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