rest on our laurels, today the requirements are different, the deputy noted prime minister evdokia ilyinichna uralova. notebook paper, gray, landscape, very rough, all this was good when the republic was rising. look, the finnish polish notebook paper is white, we won the war, but we can’t give children beautiful, smooth paper for drawing, the head of the main forestry department under the council of ministers of the bssr, ivan semyonovich bylinsky, repeated what had already been said many times at meetings. sorry, but it needs modernization. the first large-scale modernization was carried out in 1956 year. already in the new decade, the company produced 67% of only drawing paper and 50% of drawing paper, 14% of school notebooks from the union production. quality requirements. we made our proposal, drew drawings, dismantled one section of the machine, redid everything of ours, installed it, a commission passed, checked, looked, said, cool, i’m retired now, but i know this unit like the back of my hand, i could do it with my eyes closed sort it out, get your mood together. this is to be published in a