OUR TYPE OF THINKING

Press, Volume CII, Issue 30278, 2 November 1963, Page 10

OUR TYPE OF THINKING

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Wigley, • member of the recent trade minion f North America, said that American buyers talked In tern?, that were staggering to the New Zealanders . . . "There was one Inquiry for 1000 tone of canned peas." Mid Mr Wtelev. "and that is a type of thinking we are not used to in tins country. '—News item. An Order for a Thpusand Tong of Peas? No, Sir, I do NOT think of Things like These. Don t vex me with that Type of Thinking, please I I do my best to think on the grand Scale. Not being used to It. I mostly fail. In this Respect, my Constitution’s frail. Peas by the Bushel or the Peck, why yes. Hl go along with That, I’ll acquiesce. My Thinking’s equal to It, more or les*. A Thousand Tons of Peas I do not find A meaningful Conception, since my Mind For grasping such great Thoughts was not designed. My buttery, woolly Thoughts at Times achieve An intellectual Height you’ll not believe. A Thousand Tons of Pea* I can’t conceive. Look up, you simple-minded Kiwi! Learn To match your Thinking with the World’s, and turn Pea-thoughts to Pumkin Profits in their Turn. This Type of Thinking. Sir, I wouldn’t call Unusual here. I’d say the Change was small: The Dairy stocks Green-groceries, that’s All! Sir, if You call it THINKING, wouldn’t You Think it the Type we’re MOST accustomed to? What other Type of Thinking do We do?