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MONTREAL (CP) — Prof. “Louis Dudek’s list of required reading for English at McGill University includes Lady Chat- terley’s Lover this year — the un-bridged version.

Coed Rachel Kizell of Ottawa therefore went dutifully to the llibrary -at-Royal Victoria Col- |lege, a McGill women’s re s i- deneé, to borrow the book. “The library's copy turned out to bé a censored one, however. | Miss Kizell |“complete and unexpurgated ed- : ‘cule i Ainat ‘ition’ had been crossed out and 70a ae ges pages 193 and 194 had ‘been cut 8:00 p.m.=Bennis The Menace out, = 8:20 pi. —Cinema 13-7 Dashing off an angry letter to

A Storm at Daybreak the McGill ‘Daily, the campus

AB:00 p.m.-—-NHL Hockey newspaper, Miss Kizell wrote: Toronto vs Montreal Mace There is an educational 11:15 p.m.—Juliette principle involved here . . . this 12:00 p.m.—CBC TV News jaction stifles freedom of thought 12:08 a.m.—Loce!l Weather |... . indeed this type of action 12:09 a.m.—Mystery Thesire |reflects a narrow - mindedness Desperate Chance which one would not like to as- For Ellery Queen sociate with an educational in- Stitution such McGill.” CKCW-TV ee

OFFERS HIS COPY 1:55. p.m.—Station Sign On Dr. Muriel Roscoe, McGill’s News, Weather, Sports warden of women and head of 2:00 p.m.—Top Ten Plus: the botany departmefit, reag the 3:00 pm.—World of Sports ___jetter_and—said—Miss—Kizell can Indoor Track and’ Field borrow her unabridged copy of 4:00 p.m.—Wondertul World ef 1) H. Lawrence's controver- Golf sial novel, Ss “Censorship of most books is simply stupid,”” Dr. Roscoe said Thursday. “If Rachel Kizell had come to me, I'd have loaned her my copy. I read it down : < south, in the United States.”

a ak a Sed Helen Hague, the librarian at 9:30 p.m.—Peter Gunn | Royal Victoria College, said she 10:00 p.m.—N. H. L° Hockey \drew a line through the words Montreal et Toronto . | “complete and unexpurgated ed- 11:15 p.m.—Juliette |ftion” three years ago and tore

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found the words

banned the unabridged version,” she said. “And I felt it yoy just my luck if it got

hind on a bus and was picked up and read by a parent. I was trying to protect the university.

“Good heavens, I am against censorship,” she said.

Richard Pegnington, head of McGill's Redpath Library, was asked if he were responsible for the Royal Victoria College Li- brary.

“Responsible for anything young ladies do?” he said. “No, no, no! That library is autono- mous,”

HAVE DISAPPEARED.

The Redpath Library had the unexpurgated version of Lady Chatterley’s Lover but the cop- fes have all disappeared off the shelves and not been replaced.

Prof. Dudek sald the Royal Victoria College librarian “was very much in the wrong to cut the book up and act as censor.”

“Librarians should love and respect books and not mutilate them,” 3

He sai Lady Chatterley’s Lover contains “the most. ex- plicit statement of what Law- rence has to and that's why it's worth teaching.”

Should young women be ex- posed to such frankness in a novel?

“Everyone takes a bath at least once a week," Prof. Du- dek said, “and the body can't be censored.”

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