Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 3, 1960, Winnipeg, Manitoba Cwm Peg fr1k p8ess, monday october Tom Page Don t ask govt. For Aid businessmen told by Forbes Rhude Calgary up business men must be Strong enough to resist the temptation to invite government to solve their prob lems h. Gordon love president of the Canadian chamber of Commerce said today. Expressing the chamber s philosophy in an address to its an Nual meeting or. Love said businessmen Are dedicated to a belief in competitive Enterprise and Are not frightened by change. Change and Competition Are he said. As competitors we Welcome change and if we Are Good competitors we adjust to change. This is the whole Point of our insistence upon Freedom. In or Der to adjust to change we must be flexible and we must be free. If we become subject to too much control we become Burns scalds heal quickly with treats cuts and bruises quickly and safely believe insect bites wounds minor Burns and scalds swiftly. Whatever the trouble you can rely on Zam Buk to help you. It is an All purpose herbal Healing Anh septic. Invaluable too for sore aching feet. Get Zam Buk now and keep it Handy. We cannot Bend and we must break. We must strive to be Al Lowed As businessmen and individuals to be free to solve some of our own problems through our own organizations and Assoc a aside from the first Day lunch or. Love addressed opening procedures the chamber devoted monday to draw ing up i1s policy statements and resolutions which will be the basis of its program for the com ing year. The meeting ends wednesday. Some 800 accompanying wives representing local Chambers and boards Trade across Canada Are attending the meeting. Deficit spending urged for Canada Wallace town out a Canadian bom economic adviser to senator John Kennedy democratic nominee for United states president said saturday Canada should Enface in greater deficit spending to combat a looming recession. Or. J. K. Gilbraith speaking at a Centennial Celebration in hit Home town said a deficit is much better than a Winnipeg Ger named Ottawa j. F. Goodfellow of Calgary was elected president of the Hoyal Canadian dental corps association at its three Day annual meet ing that ended saturday. He succeeds . N. L. Simon of Ham Ilton. . W. G. Campbell of Winnipeg was named president elect to take office next year. You who never finished High school invt tvs to write for free Booklet. Tolls How you can your High school diploma. At Home in spare time american school mime we 3-7787 181 Pion air Avi. Winnipeg Man. Tour free Hlub school Booklet tit Sample this h Canadian High school course. Our 63rd year . Rejected delay on in meeting Washington erty. The Safe was taken from the offices of the civil servants Sav nos and credit Union. Discovery of the Safe followed Losely the arrest of four men who have been charged with Rarned robbery. Robert Gardner 20, Ronald Wilson 33, Fred Max Lucht 19 and Walter Horst Lucht 22, a Leared in court Friday and were remanded to oct. 5. He wants the Job but Ottawa plan of Federal Parks authorities to put red paint on the Rumps of dangerous bears in National Parks has brought a cautious response from an Alberta Painter who wants the Job. But according to the staff Magazine of the Northern affairs department the would be contractor wants to know a few things first. Among his would the Rumps be painted on location or will the Ani Mals be brought into the shop i would one two or three Coats of paint be required if More than one coat would Landing be needed Between Coats Are Long handled brushes effective on treed bears or it ladder work necessary the Painter has some alternative suggestions use of Light reflecting on the Rumps instead or Neon advertising signs to help defray the Cost to taxpayers. 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