JobS IN PEACE JME` STHE NATION WHICH WISHES T0 BE GREAT MUST PLACE ENTERPRISE AHBAD OF SECURITY " Achievement is not something which happens of its own accord. Behind every great musician, artist, or scientist; is the encour- agement given by those with vision the same vision which, coupled with daring and initiative, enables men to grasp and bring to realisation a new enterprise which benefits not only themselves and those around them, but the nation as a whole: W e must regard innovators, ex perimenters, starters of enterprises, aS peculiarly useful citigens and g0 out of our way to furnish them 0 congenial and hospitable environment W e must strive to increase the proportion of our citigens who become experimenters and innovators and who make their living, not by getting on someone else' $ payroll, but by creating payrolls of their own. SUMNER A SLICHTER, Professor of Economics; Harvard University. H C. URLWIN LTD Christchurch Manufacturers of Speedee Electrical Appliances and Titegrip Wiring Devices: A. C Urlwin Lta, pioneered the Plastic Industry in New Zealand; therefore possible the mass production of Electrical Swz Devices and Appliances: Aa 8e
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 10, Issue 243, 18 February 1944, Page 2
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187Page 2 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 10, Issue 243, 18 February 1944, Page 2
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