vnservtcecareeraleemto, tbeflngerdnI.diebuol- nk they will find more 'chal- ness community. lCorpora’rions Open Big Campaign ‘i’ii°.-::“r:"”s:i:ei:%hr": bec must emphasize, is quite a new opportunity in the trend and it isn't necessarily scion; The out mujomy up . 9 permanent. The federal govern- clergy, duct‘-mg, 1;»-ye;-5_ pug. l r ment is making greater efforts 1-,; gm entllsu in Quebec lit ‘ to find bilingual people and it French ud gm, 1, getting b could be getting its share again the true of “glue,” 35.1 “cu. By ALEXANDER FARRELL icourse, in fact he could hardly selves getting along nicely witti- graduates last spring. we were In another two or three years' as we.’ MONTR-EAL (CP) _ withoutispeak English. but his name out French. Why bother to positively amazed at how far OUTSIDERS IN RACE 1 “'°Y“°P“'°“ "1" 3°"°"l' fanfare. some big corporations .was Johnson This put. my chance? this fell short of the demand." At Quebec's newest French- -"‘‘’‘3‘ ‘°"".’°°' The’ °°.“a"‘l" have begun a vigorous effort to ‘friend in an awkward position. 10_ 2'10"‘ [lick it in the 355- 1“ '3“ "As far as employment poll- COMPETITION FIERCE speaking university. the .. , “You see. business firms are ycies were concerned. thesc com- At the University of .VIont- year - old University of Sher- lthey have m°r.° °pp°"""’m°5 ‘ draw the cream of young ‘ French Canada into business ‘not merely looking for bright panies showed hardly any real, largest French - speaking brooke. the number of compa- {Mme in that new than English’ careers, French - Canadians, they are awareness of the existence of university in Canada, 130 com- nies seeking graduates C‘ff”‘d‘3“5' -' - That pretty well leaves the has 1 d t 50 f 30 ' h . . . _° And ’{?lg;,.re “L; ‘ex°_ ‘field of business and industry . - - ,as the field where, with a few °"i=‘t'.."."I3¥..‘.’.‘.‘e"f.°t.‘Z.Zf§.‘-’ "é’2§t.. WP“°ns- they hate W W? Beachesne. whose job didn't ‘umad to the mp‘ exist until last year because .there was no need for it. says the federal government, e ‘one company with its head of- Quebec government an pri- ifice in Hamilton came to Sher- vate business and industry for {brooke in search of personnel. ‘ e situation now is far bet- were registered last and placement director Marcel Cloutier expects the number will exceed 150 before the end of the 1963-64 term. “I have never seen anything like it. The competition among It is perhaps the main step llooking for pie who are ob- N French-speaking institutions of. in a deliberate campaign to .viously French-‘Canadians. they higher learning. bury.honcehaiid ff; all. tliebno- iwjonit the put t_t:_ see vyklllal ““This has clhaiiged dradmatflc- tion t at t e wor usi- r,g corpora e cl lzens. El! a y. Now t e eman or ness is only for the English- .are byfhiifing and prorrliptéggthe.Frel1ch-Canadians in the man- speaking in Canada. sons o t is province. e po-gagerial and technical sectors of French - Canadian natione;l- i[£e‘pt:jal_ executilyssb 1:8 in e :13 ‘busincjss hand indlustryh greatly ism is spurring may firms 0 u rias or I ei‘_e. eve Y-,excee s te supp y. T e situa- a fresh concern for their public ghinlgés ;llL€. but if (I)t_Nha1ll>pens titgn has changed so much that image in Quebec. , o o _nson or e1 . e ;jo s are going egging even English - speaking business- ld08Sn’¢ full the PUYDOSG (tulle when there are English-Cana- ‘our graduates is fierce." men are trying to look at them- ‘so w . dians available to fill_ them." this competition the fed- .ter than we had foreseen," he selves through the eyes of the ‘CANT MEET DEMAND At Laval, Emile Simard, d_l- Eeral government has been far- ;says. "There has definitely :’.::'‘°..':..;.:::“‘‘"‘‘ ''‘‘’°'"’ "'7 ;‘."“:.:.'.‘::;‘ .%‘:.§:.i“é..i:‘ El.i’.:E?.E..;"..‘;‘“tf§.’l‘°he..if.i.i.‘iii W to . _, ‘ 'ma 0 . .3 - l - " _ _ _ i What they see is some sort idians in business “has in. ;campus recruiting annually for lh.-isn't been so popular with our .Fre':(h Canada" by employ of self-perpetuating, exclusive lci-eased astronomically," .the last few years. There were ‘students in the last couple of ‘"5-' English-speaking club running: “A few years ago this de-‘a record 174 companies based years,” says Mr. Cloutier. the economy of the province. tmaud was virtually n0n-exis- ,on the campus last spring and is year we have more Whether 01' I101 this is 8 true ltent. Big companies, even tliosolhe expects at least as many to students lined up for jobs in Af- picture now, they are trylng.to -with head office or large oper-:be crashing the 1964 graduates. rica than in Ottawa. make sure it won't be true in tationa in Quebec, saw them-. “Although Laval had 1,300 “Those who are interested in the \w\“ll!¥//57//174?!’-/‘ EATON'S SATURDAY 2 p.m. SPECIALS 5 T On Sale 2 p.m. Saturday and remain on sale while quantities last. No phone or mail orders please! C.lllrsrwlE8 3] l W919 Planter With Stand Assorted colour plastic, size 11'2" CHIDES CHINESE MOSCOW rAP)—'I‘he sovitlt Communist party organ Pravda said Thursday that world public opinion is "thoroughly fed up," with noisy Communist Ohine‘ opposition to Soviet peace ini atives. 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