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no THE JOB AT HALIFAX PA-l-EER COMPANY Q n A' 'N' ' s.,fsr'we W ' u I J. Q Q g ... ' '40 Mr. K. D. Running, Pulp Mill superintendent, explains the reactions taking place in cooking pine wood chips which become the wood pulp used in making paper. David, Alonzo, and Billy! listen attentively. The amount of wood stored on the yard vories from l0,000 to 35,000 cords, depending upon the time of year. This represents a l5 day fo 50 doy supply for the pulp mill. Wyche learns how pulp becomes paper from Mr. M. L. Boinest, Jr., paper mill superintendent, who de- scribes ihe process from an operational mock-up. 12313 z .J ' 4. mx K
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Congratulations to the Senior Class J. P. STEVENS AND COMPANY INCORPORATED Roanoke Rapids Division Roanoke Rapids, N. C. ISO 'U
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