37 Attencl
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evening at Montague.
, R. N., _Mrs.
without it:
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of 37 people attended P191‘ at the narrow I harbor near the CN:R
. held yesterday afternoon apparently is w
goon Maclnltyre and Dr. ". . mman were attending have to .55 and assisting them were row end of the
piers or the new
,;~'n1.ild be better off‘ i it i" t ,' - the present form‘?! 0 continue in
I . l. . A918“ drawn up by the r . C rfijtion Company of Canada. gglrls
a deep water: And Paper Mills
head of the? station. This ~ . - ‘. ,
i ' hat ‘the division QUEBEC (CPI-—Nuclear power finds m°St Oblectionable.
- A11 large shipping will
Discuss Nuclear Power For Pulp
for pulp and paper mills was dis- cussed Monday at opening ses- sions of the summer conference
be taken up into the nar- of the technical section of the Ca-
harbor to C-NR nadian Pulp and Paper Associa- pier. Our (north)
tion.
searchers and others interested in the technical aspects of paper- making. Chairman of the group and of the conference is Dr. R.D. Duncan, assistant mill manager, Canadian International P a p e r Company, Trois-'Rivleres.
Pulp and paper officials are al- ready thinking in terms of nu- clear power to produce steam re- quirements, said R’. L. Beck, Ca- nadcian General Electric Com- pany, Petier-borough, Ont. Vast
ITuesday, June 3, 1958 I The Guardian Page 5
rec-tly for heating purposes in the paper-ma-king process and also in the generation of electric power of which the industry is the largest user in Canada.
ARCTIC FISH The Arctic ocean is a valuable- fishing ground con-tainlinig whales,
Mrs. G. S. A. I - rsons were mak- .ngl,-Ztpifislt to the clinic, 3; second and two persons in the area will be lglidjgan on June izui.
I-V. CNR Looks For pelicit Of 55 aylillion In '53
st-ima-tes it will have ' demits gfims year of $55,000,000-
3..
" ' .- , based on declin-
, wvfflfimfias included in the ‘ 1958 capital budget ac- e tabled in the C°‘“€“¥‘°’“5 by Transport Minister *5‘ CNR reusii-dent Don- Lagggfimsaid lille immediate .0 " ncial outlook for the company ‘ “overshadowed” by C'_-1‘1'1‘90‘t -on demands which, if imple- ‘V-M’ Wmyd give Iihe company ,biggesfL deiicius in its hastory. " new estiimate plated MP9!" revenues for 1958 at $730,- down from last year’s .- L000. otpepatln-g exipenses \ wtorecast at $727,200-000,
Ohiect To Plans ,,«:l for St. John's
, 5T,.J0H.N’S, Nfild..(CP) —— The I -- oundland division of the munity Planning Association , objected strongly -to the fed- ,, governmen-t’s $13,000,000 St. yin’; harbor d e v e 1 o p ment . em€- . . . ' Division official Sir Brian Dun- 14 said in 3 prepared state- nt. Monday “We think the heme as now proposed will ‘do fitous permanent harm to the ‘ . . . and that in the long run
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Besides a large wharf at the here for the three-day meeting
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