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400. There are more than 2,500 beasts seem fo be at their, Despite the redecoration relics are stored in a warehouse) THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, October 11, 1961 17. buffalo, 900 lions, 2,500 to 2,800 liveliest, the cars are lined up| Surgery For scheme, it is an open secret that|in neighboring Hull, Que. giraffes and 400 leopards. {for the exciting drive. {museum - minded groups are| The present building provides, Game Poach ame roacners . !trying to pry money fer » Dew gnly two-thirds of the space now | Chief purpose of the barrier] There is no danger as long : ce now | e lis to keep animals from roaming|as the tourists remain in their| Museum building from the government|peeded -- without considering n neers Oo To ( et ! he ( sate linto areas where they might bey eats, 3 bon may amble Sow { feasury, tired batileship des. fare growth. An oad a few JE en te Concer. Elephants lumber by, heedless Sending to. Yaloey Srave, the Tang cared in' 1904. Bro der O tlook PUNDA MELIA, South Africa years ago amid concern over Another purpose is to preserve, of the human visitor. The| anne building, officially the Victoria|seier the Centre Block fire in ( i u la impresses with a 40-foot Museum Building, has been set-|1916 Parliament met for four (CP) -- A 600 - mile fence|what appeared to be the gradual one of South Africa's big tourist | impa | 1 , 5 - encircling South Africa's Kruger| extinction of wild animal life in attractions. There are 900 miles {leap across the road. Monkeys! oppAwA (CP) -- The east ting ilo te Sing Sad the: Jones in the building's auditor- By KEN PRTICHARD of Engineering John W. Hodgins 3 National Park will be completed Africa as birds and beasts re-\of dirt road through the park chatter ir the trees. wing of the Edwardian stone © contractor's advice against its The great conscription de-| pAmiITON (CP) -- An aca- has called "engineering pro-. this fall at a cost of $1,500,000. treated from civilization or fell and tourists are permitted to While hunting is not permitted pile that serves as Canada' {Coma Hein of 1917 was staged here, qo. ioora is being followed | vincialism." The purpose: To keep poa- Prey to the hunter and poacher. |drive their cars along them. |in the park, animals maintainnztional museum is to undergo| wap In Tsctioh however and Sir Wilfrid Laurier lay in|, yeMaster University that it| In keeping with this philo- chers out and keep game inside] The park was established 75 DANGER AT DU a natural balance, preying onlqrastic internal surgery. is that ft is jsciio oo small state in the 87-foot-high ent-|;¢ hoped will give engineering | SOPhY, all departments are the 8,000-square-mile reserve. |years ago fo protect the spec-| Tiny ov are not BE witied Pil other, hiding on he |rance hall. and science students a broader! housed under one Toul in, ge Barbed-wire strands of theltacular variety of animal life, = OY 1 at Ea of the 12! {enemies, mating and nurturing. q the musty image associated RELICS STORED Foundation - settling troubles outlook more suited to the! $3.5 d Sosineenng | of dingy six - foot - high barrier are ex- roaming the wilderness n the in ig camps. And they hel Foure- the fence encloses With museums. Lighting will be| Even museum director Dr. were apparent as early as 1915 times. Nelas opened In the all Traduate stude. x t : > chibi i c v w r's engineering 8 . & Fesrain the smal sadiie. But fics theastem part of Sou must check into a camp by 5: Ro an area almost four times as| better and exhibits will take on [. S. Russell admits the build- when a west wing tower had to hen McMaster's JT nmaat engineer: " p as big game often wi Ed Island, | in the three is 2 tre. SuaKer inch steel Fonsi POPULATION GROWS ind ge heaglights after dusk. I ward sand Tenders for the $150,000 - to- riod of usefulness." 'a. disp je. building has sunk about a sated is firs, cass ya Jee ng, i e three- 2 © 0 make it § There is no room to display {00 planne S Cost of a night's lodgings iS|year Australia completed one $200,000 job are being reviewed | re P! "This makes it possible for enough to withstand the charges, During the last 50 years the $1.50. Meals are 80 cents. 3.500 miles long to pen sheep.|by the. works department and 'the museum's extensive collec-| Recently the first floor of the to keep departmental divisions| | our ade rodatart Ta hecoms se 1 herd s S ot elephants, baitalo and wilde: |elepant wR Tidy near. The park gates are locked at|killing dingoes into 300,000 work is expected to get under tion on the social history of the/west wing was condemned by!as indefinite as possible. The fully familiar with the activities. 's Purpose of the operation is to a bright, modern gleam. ing "has a relatively short pe-|be taken down. Over the years school, which last spring grad- | Construction was started two extinction in 190 0, now numbers' night. At dawn, when birds and square miles of Queensland way in October. white man in Canada. These the works department With Coupon & Purchase ONE 14-0X. AEROSOL TIN BRIDGEPORT MOTH PROOFER Z4 Coupon Exp. Oct. 18 | Ti 221 VT LL With Coupon & Purchase ONE 4 FL. OX. BTL. 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Oct ' aim was i combat what Dean | trical, mechanical and metal- - of their colleagues in other de- 1g | partments," said Dean Hodgins 3 in an interview. a McMaster now provides courses in chemical, elvil, elec- - jurgical engineering and engi- neering physics. Graduates can go on to a doctorate in chemical | or metallurgical engineering. J NUCLEAR COURSE " And in 1962, Dean Hodgins announced, 'McMaster will ins ne augurate graduate studies in. nuclear engineering, 2 natural | development at the only Cana-os dian university with a nuclear « reactor on its campus. Tw This fall for the first time ax post-graduate fellows will pars ticipate in McMaster's engineer: ss ing research programs. Two ofa the fellows are from England 3 and one from Japan. The other is a Canadian. More than 20-4 graduate students from other universities will also do: re- + search work under the super-"* vision of the 28-member faculty. The graduate school, said' Dean Hodgins, has two benefits™ apart from whatever research | discoveries are made: it ats" tracts' imaginative staff mem- bers who wish to do original 0 design and development work . and it stimulates the interest of the undergraduates. He said he is convinced engi- | neers must do research, to add; {to the store of information and: apply science and engineering to © new materials and new energy.. sources. | RAISED IN THOROLD rd Dr. Hodgins, 43, grew up nt nearby Thorold and graduated-« in chemical engineering at Unis | versity of Toronto in 1938. He {worked for Algoma Steel in' Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., before" | joining the chemical "warfare? {laboratories in Ottawa in 1940.7 {In 1942 the laboratories were" mobilized as an army unit. - In 1945 he left the army with the rank of captain and returned to University of Toronto, obtain, ing his doctorate in physical 5 chemistry in 1947. After further" | research work in Ottawa hex | became professor of chemical engineering at Royal Militaryue College, Kingston, Ont., in 1950. In 1956 he became director of} | engineering studies at McMaster |and was appointed engineering « | dean in 1958. The engineering faculty hase access to splendid research fa. cilities. Towering over all is the. $2,000,000 nuclear reactor which: was put into operation in 1958. Other valuable research tools include a motion picture cameras which can take 8,000 pictures; per second; a fumace to melts and cast metals in a vacuum, a liquid helium machine, x-ray diffraction equipment, a digitalg computer, mass spectrometers. and nuclear magnetic resonance; equipment. These machines aray available for use of all depart- ments. A DESCRIBES PROJECTS 1 Some of the research work Beat done was described by, Dean Hodgins. Nv One of his own projects in? loins modifying the internal® structure of wood by nuclear | radiation. Although its appear-® ance remains unchanged, this {wood has superior strength ol |bending and is less subject fa | swelling and shrinking. Unfortunately, the dean added' |with a smile, the process has {no immediate practical use be. cause of high costs. A civil engineering group has {been working on an idea for | composite floor panels of steel. and concrete which can ba bolted or riveted into positiofr' lin buildings with a structural steel framework. | The electrical engineers ara |dorsiopane a superconducting™ magnet made of coils of niobium* {wire cooled In liquid helium. Such a magnet is required to? advance other experiments. Streams of neutrons from the atomic reactor are being put" [through a diffractometer to dé~% {termine the precise structure ef | materials. When the experimen®® has been set up, machines: record the results;h our aftess hour, without constant surveil? lance. de | More than a score of such varied research projects are gos ling on at McMaster at any one» time and the number wilt | increase as more graduate Stig dents join the quest for scientificy | truths. - ® & - | HONG KONG VETS - {| SHERBROOKE, Que. (CP)--_ |G. Cottingham of Sept Iles, Que.,,, |was honored for welfare work {among veterans at the annual, meeting of the Quebec branch, 4 Hong Kong Veterans Associa- tion of Canada. The group iS made up of Canadian service- men captured by the Japanese when Hong Kong fell in 1041, and more than 100 attended. SPECIAL THEATRE MONTREAL (CP)~An inti-'& mate movie house "for the dis- % criminating" is to be included in the $88,000,000 Place Ville ™\ Marie project in downtown Mon.= real. It will actually be two=% {theatres in one--an auditorium »& to accommodate 650 people andl ol a 150-seat "Little Cinema." soni