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By KEN SMITH _with others to ensure that the closely connecigd with the firm, Canadian Press Business week-long meeting concentrates travel 150,000 miles a year look- TORONTO (CP) — It takes'on business—not international— ing in on various operations.

interfere with the plans of the ~ border squabbles fs ion authority, is a style consult- Bata organization, the world’s nothing new for the Canadiam-|ant to many Bata companies largest shoemaker. based organization, one of the and as a trained architect has) Bata this week has brought fe

together 200 executives from 50 size and complegity that is countries, ranging from Aden 6 effect owned by man.

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around the world. °

Pakistan, to open a new head-jin Czecho:lovakia in 1894, it ex-, quarters and to discuss ways of panded swiftly through the “irst established chain of

of |tion-line techniques to making | shoes and by 1932 — when RUN FROM TORONTO

Bata Sr. was The headquafters at Toronto

totalling shoes ; Although Indian shells hit‘the founder Thomas

185,000,000 pays

re successfully im 27, Shoe styles, manufacturing

resentatives of both countries countries. * have been working side by side) Mr. Bata foresaw the Second a |\World War = long

the recent fighting there, rep- operating

$50,000,000 less a year in Cam-| nessman. ada,in duties on imported cars Social Credit national campaign

Mrs. Bata, a recognized fash- costing a jot to rearrange Ca- eral election. ~ nadian i

volumes.

few international outfits of its advised on the design and decor, Hartke,

; ‘ parts firms who are threatened independents or unde le Bata plant in Pakistan during killed in a plane. crash—was hands down broad — with loss-of business by larger nt oe label. Gace

eae nis oad equip- Canadian shipments. : 3 seat It contains modern test--At one point, Hartke read announced by Martin Kelin of

constantly from a Canadian newspaper a Regina; president of the Social | &

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re death. He started decentralizing |Checking mew materials and oe

Huge Shoe Org anization SES a Sa Appar 2 Gathers World Meeting = """ fares ns

They agree they are paying vestment and mortgage busi-

has been named

a Frank Jones, 49-year-old Montreal. in- > o >

parts but say that it is chairman for the Nov. 8 gen-

production for higher Mr. Jones, a Vancouver na- tive and an RCAF fighter pilot

Vance in the Second World War, occu. |”

and Albert pied the same position in the,

atic ~ Senators Indiana,

iA of Bata buildings and stores ‘Gore, , Fennecese. renewed their 1963 fede.al election when Social | r opposition—Hartke Credi Zambia and including India and, Started as a four-man plant Although the various plants indiana already hes lost buat lona Hay the Went — are called independent, a well- . Ye ness to Coneda and may tone All 20 Quebec MPs have stuce & command more a more on grounds the left the party, with 13 { increasing annual sales already|World War by adapting produc- exists. jpact with Canada is a cartel, Le Ralliomest Soadicie’ tee helping the big auto. makers defecting i the Conservatives and harming smaller America®

~| a, and five seeking..re-election as

Mr. Jones's appointment was

that the auto plan is’ a,Credit Association of Canada,

for Canada. Wirtz after a meeting of the party's’

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— | : machines. 4 © tee ON TH fF Al Ri ie Oe Bata’s vast international mar-|Said it also means 25,000 to campaign and platform commit- to other countries so that mo ket is divided into seven re 50,000 U.S. jobs. tees here. ae . matter what catastrophe struck tions, each responsible for alter- , ee ee TL feeereenne f THURSDAY PROGRAMS | some parts of the empire would ing oe ns ki a 0) RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT ‘ | | a CFCY-TV survive, oo os — sc —_ ting | x | | A BOY NAMED BEASEY AND JUST HOW DIO _ He's NEW IN BUT HE WOULDNT i . | it Gd. density: sham selmunee | isi : WANTS A DATE. HE’ HE FIND OUT ABOUT! |;( TOWN —I SOLD BUY IT UNLESS I s 2:30 p.m.—Musicale |and advertising programs. : ; Cpt fe Ge Bane: aah tee Se SAYS HE'S A FRIEND @? i\ HIM My CAR — THREW IN A FEW E 3:00 p.m.—Romance of Science ; ‘ | Plants can amend these to j : hi W I NJ ¥ 3.0 te Take Thirty a - - the | eet particular local require- | 3 OF YouRS / : 4 : GOOD PHONE F 3 m.— ir ands’. 4 lou "s son, | . ce é ; 2 \ — ver Tine | Thomas Bata Jr., the organiza: |v iity but eae ail oe | > oa eee 4 NUMBERS: : 5.30 ae jtion operates in 83 countries, The personal interest extends | i = } : 6.00 p.m. —AgriculturalEducalion He ol eae and as ‘no. employment. policies, oo. eo eh " 6.30 o.m.—Gazerte * retall ou : Bata prides itself on hiring | (7, ‘ae ae i a a 1 70) p.m. —CCY “V News | Annual sales are estimated— j4,9} people whenever pos:ible, = rn ee 4 | 7.15 p.m.—Keyboard Melodies ‘as a private company Bata does').4 ot the management level | ! 7.30 p.m.--Please Don't Eat The not reveal financial figures—at/inere is a constant search for | — more Gham. $400,000.088. the best man for the job, no | 4 a ttn Junction Despite its scettered opera- matter where he is to be found. | = rag sab ieongg tions, Bata maintains an unusu-| Head office uses a computer 97 10.00 eat Dream of Jeannis ally strong personal stamp. to keep tabs on potential execu- 10.30 p.m.—Telescope Mr.. Bata and his wife, also tive material and to encourage. lea 11.00 p.m.—Alfred Hitchcock Hour ’ young persons to devieop within | mi SOUNDS LIKE RICK WE NEVER MET AT SCHOOL 12.00 p.m.—CBC TV News | 7.30—News and Weather ithe company. 150 men are given! | 0 PULLED A SNOW JOB, 2 OR ANYWHERE, *BILL 3 12.13 #.m.—Local Weather and Sports| 7.45—Program Schedule special responsibilities beyond Tom / LETS WAIT é yA WHO ARE YOU REALLY re) 2 Scores 7.46—Red Cross Program their normal tasks. 7 AT GHERRIS VAs 12.04 @.m.—Sign Off 8.00—Assignment—CBC : t | | SLT 7; ped tal f | 8.30—Tonight’s Music WATCH REACTION ae i“ \ CKCW-TV 8:58—News Headlines and Weather, The way they. react to these | (4 w >| = is 9.00-—Citizens’ Forum—CBC_ challenges helps head __ office 10:27. a.m.—Station Sign On 9.30-—-Winnipeg Pops Orchesire— fate them. ot bx <. 3 yy & oe on cae : The executive conference now | \ —- "138 pimmsan On — new |" Seating “eran /ROREseT program Tt helps OPE ea cnoany ramny | . Weather and Sports | cAac ‘ fiv 4 : te h with | i Se ee 3 | Py pw “Gate Stor ; bo tek “Cheeni: execu ives ‘keep in touch _ (ff nye Ww eraee p CHIEF ALA’ALATOA *| 3:30 pim.—Romance of Science 10.30—Variety Showcase—CBC _jeach other, with chead aE | (fe. QL: oF Savail, Samoa, oS 4.00 p.m.—Vacation Time n oa generally, ¥ 7MAMED HIS, SONS | $.09 p.m.—Woody Woodpecker CBA RADIO official says. ; f E U FA, §.30 p.m.—20/20 , Most executives, the friends ow Oe Coenot emeertenes Germany _ LIMA, ONO, FITU VALLS, 6.00 p.m.—Jungle Jim _ THURSDAY says, speak at least two lam-, FEATURES A NET 10 SYMBOLIZE IVA AND SEFELU | ad Toes we 7 6.30 p.m.—News, Weather & Sports| 4 oo the Morni Pot 2 guages. | ST PETER. WHO WAS A FISHERMAN WHICH IN SAMOAN ARE THE ISN'T THAT HOW ¢ iS PE 7:00- pom.--Thursday Night at the ae oe ome ‘art Mr. Bata, ‘little known : pub- ON THE SEA_OF GALILEE NUMBERS FROM ONE TO 10 LST OF 60 LUCKY! : ie ——, - Trapeze $:00-CBC ee licly despite his success, — ee eee 2 TROUBLE, OO pint —1NS Sepwey ito Camada in 1939 and hel ; b ie nae 9:11—Commentary - } 10:00 p.m.—! Dream of Jeannie 1:40-To Maker With Mibie lestablish a major manufactur- DAILY CROSSWORD z 10.30 potas Telescope 1 |11.00 CBC News ling plant at Batawa, .a small | ee p.m. eae ae 11.05—!oar Marshall ltown 110.miles east of Toronto. ACKOSS 2. Other: 21. Shosho FIARE MSA = Lye SS. eee |T1:15—For. Consumers He became a: Canadian citizen 1. Natural : Latin : nean ols GIN o| : at 11:20¢Record Album in 1942. cavity . Carting 2, Fluent {hl * J 7 oe Cee nee 7 111.30—The Archers | “We have the same idea as _3. Widow in vehicle 23.Fuss |Piietciaeinind «| ae 2:20-s-m- aa Mas On We 5145 Two Far Quartets told Henry Ford,** he once said cards 4. Organ 25. Italian FISHES ADIs! | Jay” : 12-3 Eee enon et 12.00—Jamboree Junction in a rare interview. “Turn out 9. Soothe 5. Exhausted day e 2 eee mt Yt sa sce 12:15—Boy Meets Girt. good shoes for the mass 10. Vitiated: 6. Ukrainian breeze Shai ; AA S'S “> CFCY RADIO J ~ |12:30—Maritime Farm S’Cast ee but give them style and med. capital 26. Gray- iy NitTie E wal 1 Ss } : THURSDAY? 1.00-CBC News and Weather | quality.’* : 12. New 7. Land ~ ish STRICT TOME ATalL J bec: \ \ ee oe 1,15—The Alex Read Show | ns o Englane measure blue — fe i ti ae obesBide espns ind megy | TASC Gen and om alae ee fo = 6.35—Morning Roundup | 1:59—D.0. Time Signas = . Wei nates as evterdsy's Answer ee | nn Mar. Temp: | 2.00—The Chose Roed ‘ae Concern Ss wn 14. Altar 9.Accumula’ time 6 46—Morning Roundup | 2:45—Steries from the ‘Common constella’ 11. Pause: 29. Ameri- 35, Job _ 6.55—News and Weather : Sect a Over Benefits colloq. can 36. Maple 7.00—Hebrew Christian Hour 3:00—CBC News j 15.Make up = 15. Toward or or oak 7.1S—Morning Roundup ‘| 3:03—Trans-Canada Matinee From. Car Pact . 16. Compass the National 37. Three Zao ewe: ane, anne 4:00—CBC » News point beach 30. Master of Wise Men 7.35—Farm Report 4:03—Canadian Roundup By ARCH MacKENZIE | 17.German . (7, Studlike ceremonie 39, Exist ee nepor! 4 4.10=Music In The Air WASHINGTON (CP) — Con-| philosophes projection 32.Mountain 40. June ; Se ea Mie i 5,00—Mar. Fish -B’Cost cern. whether consumers as, 19.Thou: Fr. 18. Devoured valleys bug eee Cactule ‘and Score. | 2:20—Tempe, CBC Notebook well as manufacturers. will ben- 20. Feats: ne ee eee are wee OO GEC..NOWR ess. -..f@fit, from _ the _ Canada-United colloq. : f enahoas 6:15—On’ Parliament Hill “| States auto agreement was ex- > 22..Pant. sbeaaameceas B.11<-Weather 3 6:20—Today's Editorval | pressed here ov Labor “Sec-" "oe oe —— 8.15—Morning Roundup sae “ect Weather and — retary Willard ee oe advantage b Bh Smee athe nmap mae ocd hace : ; |. The consumer has to | the i 8.50—Atlantic News Roundup oe ee se oagyemead a of week plead Fae 26 aie : 8:58-45—Thought” For Today = ey eee a -the..Evening objective of the agreement—ex- ~ 25. Brightly ~=9.ff= CAG. National News—CBC__| 7 eaten — panding the industry in botm — colored V1=P oft nt! ar a Assignment SSS ee aT a ae ae ~ a —— LOTS EE oe £:30—Reterved For Musk .-—«[countries—is to be mel, Wirt bind = 4 10. 002lews snd Walther 9:00--CBC Strings 2 told the U.S. Senate finance agers — 10.05—Notes and Music 9:30—Winnipeg Pops Orchestre committee. : yO - 32 + a im 10.40—Mr. .Co-op Program 10:00—CBC. National News. on The committee is studying | phe we 10.50—Notes and Music Parliament Will and Speaking the agreement to abolish tariffs’ ft ic 11.00—News and Weather * Parsonaliv ifor most new vehicles and their 5, Baby's gl oO 11.05—News and Views on 10:30—Bert Devitt Show | original , _ The tariff aboli- 30° 5°» = = Groceries 11:30—Concert Hour tion only to North - Hn Om 11.20—Notes and Music 12:00—CBC *News a: American manufacturers. 98. Ext | TT.30=Montague” Entertains 12:03—Sports—Scores,—_Inland and _ j a theary— the 8 ~witt} i Maxim | x 11.40—Notes and Music | Marine Weather | a theory, consumer : oer > : 11.45—Bulletin Board “Best of Dixie” jget his slice through economies “ ty Zz 11.50—Notes and Music - | 12.00—CBC News lachieved by reshaping produc- | ory ee : 11.55—Atlantic News Roundut | 12:15—Music In The Night tion patterns in “North America. ; oS ou @ ba 12.00—Weather : ‘ * owe m 12.05—Town and Country Time 1: Wine x a

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