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Mr. Nielsen said he thougnt it important that the minister refer the names of the five companies, along with the name of Scalia Development Co. which "I mentioned last Fri- day" to: his departmental offi- cials, He said also that he thought it important that the depart- ment talk with "Montreal po- ice officials and the Quebec attorney - general's department insofar as these companies are concerned."" Speaking on estimates of the justice department, Mr. Nielsen said he does not expect answers immediately on questions he MP Asks' sxrrs Have BUSY WEEKEND BOSTON (AP)--It was a great weekend in New Eng- land for skiers and a busy ene for doctors, nurses and orthopedic surgeons. An Associated Press survey of 20 hospitals and first aid centres ih tres states Mas- sachusetts, Vermont and New Hampshire, showed that more than 450 skiers were injured enough Saturday or Sunday to require treatment in a hos- pital or a doctor's office Four hospitals alone listed 26 broken legs. Many of the hospitals were so busy they lacked statistics to show the nature of the in- juries they treated during the weekend that concludes one of the two busiest ski weeks of the year--the week between Christmas and New Years and the week following Wash- ington's Birthday Feb. 22. But the hospital lists of per- sons treated totalled 459 pa- tients and about one-quarter of that number were admitted for extended treatment. About half of those ad- mitted had broken legs, ankles, or knees. There were several cases of broken | thumbs. Medical Specialty Requested For Alcoholism TORONTO \(CP)--A medical specialty should be created to treat alcoholism, Dr. Jean-Guy Wolfe of the Montreal Rehabili- tation Clinie for Alcoholics sug- gested Monday at the first Ca- nadian conference on alcohol- ism. Dr. Wolfe said the treatment of alcoholism needs all the sci- ences related to this illness and its consequences and problems but not in a disorganized, in- exact way. He added that present train- ing within medical courses is either inadequate or non-exist ent. The Montreal physician pro- posed a four - year post - grad- uate program similar to that followed by physicians who spe- cialize in one area of medicine. Treatment Dr. Eric Campbell of the On- tario Alcoholism and Drug Ad- diction Research Foundation, Ottawa, disagreed, He said that with an estimated 100,000 alco- holics in Ontario alone, spe- cially - trained "'aleohologists"' couldn't be trained in anywhere near the number needed. The responsibility must fall on the general practitioner be- cause alcoholism is a chronic disease involving life - long sup- ervision and management, said Dr. Campbell. STOOD FOR CENTURIES The Pharos of Alexandria, a lighthouse which may have been 500 feet high, fell in an earth- quake in 1375 after standing for 1,600 years. NOW OPEN! 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