u s I in: what does into ‘ v- Giant Problems, Challenges “it Backyard Gardener Called

All’lEl‘il'aIl exuuuilies at lie cDII- l ' . ' Offender Wiih PesIICIdes

Face Managememln Canada raptor Indicated . lira. n-,.

3v REFDRD MilDOUGALL lionTREAL «Cri — Giant Pmulcms and challenges Ivce nldndgemeni In Canada today, n. R imeric, chairman in the Canadian Council or MI-n. agcmeiii issuclations.

To deal With them successfully

unused the worker LI) use much at his creativity Ii) break down management objectives.

“Sirisz should not us a mature meleiy," . erie said. “II problems Can‘i be solved through discussion then we are not Iir tram caveman a s.'

management will havc to he d y

come much more sophisticated. In said in an interview

lie in realw rusn demons leaders learning at least one or tlin iiirelgn languages in nrdgr to dig up business hhroad. .indi he believes they will have mi br much more aware oi labnr‘ muons. technology and the science 0! husiness manage.

mcnt. . a

whiic management is more elilighlened today. said the as. ycur-old exccutivc with the Do» miniou The and Chemical Com. pnny. it still has blind spots. For one thine, It otten did not

MUST RAIS PROFITS

He saw "maximizing prolits" W

as management‘s basic purpose. "Proms mean more jobs higher wages and a boost (as the cennumy as I whole. They :Iso mean a company is doing business eII'eciively and this {orces COmpciiIuI‘s to do the me."

Mr. Amerle i-euenuy attended international manage- ment convention in New Vurk. While [he science OI manage- ment still is In the infant stage. he said Inme American scien-

‘ management ‘getilel‘. seeks to promote ml

-sdys there is not merely aneih ‘ iLoCh Ness inunster. but a whuhttne knows M no

he or Canadian products in South America. "pll‘ticularly ii we could I‘xptll’t managerial KANSAS CITY ’Ap' — E"‘ W, y how all,“ Wm, the ports, including a Canadian. good, .. have called the backyard cord- The Camdizn Council oi Man- agcmcnt Associailnns. tormed W0“ “5" "’ “Mid” last May when ll Canadian The do A it » yourseii Carlin" groups got '

liasnt been reading labels on

Ldi irea-iiins careiully and "un- becn lilian 5

agement education onct rrse nil in Canada. The organization in|eniionally has as recently accepled as the more hlrm to himscit and hi Canadian representative or Lo‘neishbor" than the farmer who Comite international de I'Orgarlls aware or the hazards. said

' nisation Scientiiique. “This gave Dr Henry I-Iuriig of Canlt‘ll’a . us a lot iii contacts all over the ‘dzprnmeut oi agriculture inl w .

Mr Amen: laid

world.

‘ “And no rarmer would likel

Ennm'fgggsycﬁgmmmm in: inglr pound oi n pesticidz . ‘ - ‘ iW

her 0! Parliament DaVid James Iwuﬁémff‘ms "n m M" ‘

resld - tying autism. Tile and a team ilts." an‘l; gifeeglﬂllferiegal “m o cpcrs pan to d ' mm month 5 searching m Stevens or the American Cyan- cIues to authenticate the monv sier's existence. ‘

nor the bggest o'IentIer in dam.

White-lemotion. passion and bids" on

mid Company a! Princetan“

‘spealrinﬁ to the American rub lic Henlth Arsocintion. tool Is sue with charges that Wide» spread use oI pesticide and ac- ricultural chemicals is causing vast hrrm to humln and wil lie,

SECOND SECTION

V ‘HIT Record level Accidents have occurred in OTTAWA (CW4. in." n. which humans were totally poi. ports in the July member coped and there have been re- period exceeded the sl.700.000.~ WM 1mm“, of damage in 000 mark tor the tirst time._os wild my brim and my me they set me second consecutive . . . quarterly record, .iish. the speaker! Im- Estimated value (or 1963'! But chemicals Enmb‘rtilng ln- third quarter was “722300000 mt Arid plant diseases have bureau ot statistics 'snid' ‘been a major tourdation stone Wednesday. It compares with ‘oI North America's remarkable $1,699,th in the previous i109: prodnclhn. '11! Speakers quarter Ind is about lD»per~Oeni ssi . hi her ih ‘ i "We need more lniormathm, 952 m a" and "um" °l Iinctr and education and lose

a

m i the question of health and pestlv “)5 tides and Dr, Bernard L Oser,

age level ot e rt - "4 Dru: Research Lah~ Kl» prices was

about the name as

Canadian Exports

The gain appeared to be al-‘

a year

963.

Chariott'oiXiT-iifﬁ. ’rs

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Tall, Thin Loolzls Reporier New Trend In Men’s Fashion

PHILADELPHIA Him—Tile

Edith Heston, and several trend in men's Iaslll'ons, other rawrhups 111 a passed through Montreal and

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' 'e'i‘e concentrating on com. tnrt. keeping the suit larger in- sirtr and trim outside,

“The best accessory s good- looking iioniau can have is n iicllnrcsscd mm a d e hav been \\'ii|‘liilnz toiiard that end‘ said Well, chlcr designer tor n Phlladelnhla rashion hauu iAIit‘r Six Formalsi.

The I.—\(‘D IS holdln: lis senil- anniial contention here.

hlicliacl union. board chair. man or Botany industries the. iolrl more than lilo designers that men‘s clothing is undergo- inu the biggest changes in bi!

Iori, WANT VARIATION

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~ . D. rosrani. prcsideat or the Piuladclptiin cluh oi clothing Designers ind convene tInIi rliaiv‘maii said the trnod Inr lW-I IS linked to Slimness. iIIIIi PO<~lb']‘ 30 [WI tent of all iI’mlst‘t'S :mii: culilt'ss

HF prrtilcit’d tIIn-hiliimi suits \illl SCI [litl sales trend. \I‘i colors nirduim in light and res. turmr ncu irrnicscrnt shades

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