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This hive of industry is the newsroom of
a daily newspaper in a small city. In few
enterprises do the workers carry on with
greater intensity than in the newspaper busi-
ness when the deadline is approaching.
La salle de rédaction d’un quotidien d’une
petite ville de la Prairie, quelques minutes
avant le ‘deadline’, l’heure d’aller sous
presse.
A linotype operator for one of Canada’s
weekly newspapers concentrates on his work.
Weekly newspapers circulate in areas far
beyond the bounds of the immediate commu-
nity in which they are published.
Un typographe dans I’atelier d’un hebdo-
madaire. Les hebdomadaires canadiens sont
lus dans des territoires fort éloignés de la
ville où ils sont publiés.
Canadian Newspapers
The newspapers of Canada are now engaged in one of the foremost tasks
confronting not only their own country but the whole of the free world. They
are zealously gathering the news and presenting it factually, clearly and
accurately. This makes for an enlightened and balanced viewpoint — a prime
requisite in these days of democracy’s trial. Unhampered by paralysing
restrictions, and inspired by the traditional code of the press in the free world,
Canadian newspapers are playing a vital role in upholding the cause of free-
dom.
Cover: The pressman of a daily newspaper in Ottawa, Canada’s capital city, is shown picking
copies off the line as they come from the big presses. The papers are moving on carrier belts
under the floor, up the walls and into the delivery and mailing room,
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