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Tuesday,.
October
,6
,193$
Possibly
tfie
United
.States
has
the..rjght.idejn
moving
toward
peace
by
having
ajl
thenations.otthe.tvva
American
continents
join
in
a
regional
peace,
..pact;
with.
Uncle
Sam
as
the
big
brother
extending
at
p.rptectiy&,
fjst,
to
guard
all
the
younger-
brothers,
of
j.
the
family
Let
each
continent
make
a
regional
peacq
pia,ctian,ljther.e
wjlljbft
little
chance
of
an
outbreak.
Most
ofttheAvars
have-been
started
by
close
neighbors.
THE
SPANISH
SITUATION
Judging
by
press
reports
it
would
seem
as
though
Spain
would
become
another
corporative
state
ruled
by
a
dictator
or
a
junta
similar
to
a
number
of
the
adjoining
nations.
While
the
civil
war
is
not
over,
the
better,
armaments
of
the
rebels
put
them
in
an
advantageous
position
and
they
are
bound
to
win
if
they
keep
up
the
pre
sent
morale.
When
yictory.
is
finally
achieved
,
we
shall
be
able
to
judge
what
sort
of
people
the
Spanish
leaders
are.
If
there
is
wholesale
slaughter,
.such
as
took
place
in
Russia,
it
will
be
an
indication
that
their
civilization
and
religon
are
worth
little
to
them.
It
must
be
remembered
-that
they
are
the
rebels
and
that
those
who
are
fighting
for.
the
contin
uation
of-
a
democracy
are
the
loyalists.
If
there
is
any
virtue
in,
loyalty,
the
men
who
are
defending
their-cher
ished
institutions
should
receive
at
least
the
respect
of
me
victors.
THE
HAS-BEEN
In.alltcommunities
that
are
on
the
frontier,
away
out
beyond
there
are
always
found
a
number-of
"wasters,"
men
who
seem
to
have
no
aim
or
object
in
life.
They
eke
out
a
bare
existence,
usually
regaline
themselves,
with
a
bottle
of
cheap
liquor
or
home
bre,w
and
who
eventually
are
buried
,by
the
city
or
thp
provincial
government.
Many
oi
tnese
men
were
at
one
time
ambitious,
keen,
hopeful
but
in
each
case
something
has
happened
which
.has
dam
pened
their
ardour,
clouded
their
prospects,
and
killed;
their
hopefulness.
Gradually
they
drifted
to
the,
outskirts
of
civilization
and
lingered-along
there
until
some
day
another
of
thpsp
funerals
with
few
mourners
was
held
and
the
sod
was
filled
in
to
close
the
mortal
life
ofione-who
was
the
victim
of
fate
or
circumstance.
It-
is
asad
ending
iu
wji4L
."UK'!'
Jiuve
uwi
a
ui?iiijai
aim
nappy-
me
nau
con
ditipns
been
different.
Rex
Bowling;
Club-
Exchange
Block,
Sixth
St..
and
Third
j
Ave.
Phone
658
Rupert
Table
Tennis
Club,
OPEN
EVERY
DAY
3
to
6
and
7
to
12
Fhont
.672
'for
reservations,
i
German
Remember
Olympic
Victors
With
Homes,
Honors
and-
Holidays
BERLIN,
Oct.
6:
(CP)
German
Olympic
medal
winners
were
show
ered
with
treasures
ranging
from
kisses
to
houses
and
gardens.
In
the,
general
jubilee
over
t
e.
showing
ol
Herr..
Hitler's
athletes,
even
Helen
.Mayer,
the
only
sejvi
tic,
participant
on
the
nazl
.tea.j.
was
not
left
out
although
the
L?
Angelas,
fencing.,
champion,,
failed
to
repeat.
taking
second
place.
Der
Fuehrer:
himself,-
recev?d
her.
with
the,
other,
German
ath
letes
at
the
chancellery
and
her
homeiown
gave,
her
a
warm
hand
Mass
promotions
were,
handed
out
In
ths
army,
police
force
schutzstaffel
and
sturmabtellumj
Enthusiasts
In
Baden
proposed,
all
winners
from
that
section,
be
mads
members
of
the
nazl
party
although
membership
has
been
closed
since
1933.
Hans
Woelike,
the
beefy
cop
who
put
the
shot
so
far
he
got
a
gold
medal,
was
Immediately
promoted
to
a
lieutenancy
in
the
police
force.
H.
Gustman,
who
rowed
and
won
In
the
pairs
with
coxswain
at
Gruneau,
likewise
was
given
a
lieutenancy.
Of
the
riders
who
rode
off
with
about
everything
in
the
equestrian
events,
a
major
was
jumped
up.
to
ieutenant-coloneL
and
two
first
lieutenants
were
promoted
to
cavalry
captains.
The
champion
sculler,
Gustav
Schaefer,
found
a
bright
new
Joh
awaiting
him
when
he
returned
home-to
Dresden,
while
Karl
Hein.
who
didn't
do
so
badly
with
the
hammer,
did
even
better
in
the
esteem
of
the.
factory
where
he
I?
employed,
it
presented
him
with
a
house,
and
garden.
Glsela
Mauer
mayerj
who
won
the
women's
discus,
event,
.was
handed
the
title
of
"women's
educational
councillor"!
Many
of
her
team-mates
received
extra
vacations
with
free
trips.
There
was
a
sad,
note,
however
The
pluckiest
man
Germany
had
was
Lieutenant
Baron
von
Wan-genhelm,
who
Insisted
on
finishing
his
equestrian
event,
although
his
collar
bone
was
broken.
Ills
horse
had
thrown
him
going
over
a
hurdle..
But
in
order
to
say
team
honors
for,
Germany
he.rodf
on
with
arm
bandaged
to,
his
side
scarcely
able
to
.
guide,
his,
horse.
He
got
pnly.four
weeks;,
vacation--
just
about
enough
for
;hl$
arm
to
heal.
Winnipegs
And
Rbugh
Riders
Play
To
Draw
REGINA,
Oct.
6:
WJnnlpegs,
Ca,
nadian
rpgby
football
.
champions,
and
Regina
.Rough
.Riders
played
to
a
six-all,
draw.
here.
Saturday
in
a
major
game
of
the
western
cpnfer-
encj
football.
Casey
Stengel-
Is
Let
Out
As
Dodgers'
Pilot
BROOKLYN,
Oct.
6:
Charles.
D,
(Casey)
Stengel
has
been
released
as
manager
of
the
Brooklyn
Dod.-
gers
National
League,
baseball
club,
George
Herman
(Babe)
Ruth
and
Burleigh
Grimes
are,
among,
those
mentioned
,as
possible
.successors.;
Goal
Tender-
Ofr
Big,
Puck,
T;eani;
h.
At
Stewart?
Alfred
"Dupey"
Dupols
of
Trail
crack
goal-tender
for.
the
famous
Trail
Smoke
Eaters,
hockey
team
and
former
Port
Arthur
star,
pas.
ted
through
the,
city
last-week.,
en'
route,
to
the
Big.
Missouri.
mine
,at
Stewart.
OCEAty
FALLJ-
ALLIJY.iOPftN,
OCEAN
FALLS,
Oct
6V
The
Ocean
Falls
Bowling
Association
has
opened
its
alleys
for
the
wlm
ter
season.
This,
sport
promises.la
be
mgre
popular
than
ever.
In
Ocwin,
Falls
this
winter.
ARGOS.
BEAl'iGTTAWAj
TPRON.TP,
Oct,
6i
Toronto
Ar
gonauts
defeated
Ottawa.
Rough
Rtders.
by
a
score,
of
18;
to
l
in
Big
Fpur
rugby
football
:on
Saturday,
Table
Tennis
Schedule.
October.
oVBalagjo,
vs
Oaldet
lOIU.,
October
7
Mcintosh
vs,
Japan
October
&
Allen
vs,
Brown.
October
12
Japanese
vs.
Bt
lagno.
.
:
,
TableTennisi
Leatnie
Starts
Currie,Teanv
defeated
Scott.La
NUW
Considerable,
Interest
,
Is
Manifested
in
,Play
The,
Prince
Rupert
Tabie
Tennis
League
started
the
seasons
ac
tivities
last
night
when
W.
N.
Cur;-
tlels
team
defeated
Gene
Scott's
26
to
6
There,,
was
a
good
.
crowd
of
spectators,-
acy
considerable
In
terest
.
w
a
displayed,
Tonight;
Bar
laeno.
and
Calderonl
teams
will
meet.
Milwaukee
Brewers
won
the
Little
World
Series
last
week
from
the
Buffalo
Bisons
by
four
games
to
one..
Milwaukee
had,
won
the
pennant
of
.
the
.
American
Association
and
Buffalo
the
Interna?
tlonal
League
flag.
Ralph
Summerhayes.
lanky
mlddle.,wing.
with.
Hamilton
Tigers,
was
bom
in
Brantford,
Ont.,
27
years
ago.
today.
A.
product
of
Vhe,
Hamilton
City
League,
Sum
merhayes
joined-
Tigers
in
1932
after
a
season
with
the,
Cubs.
Ontario
Football
Union
tearru.
Sunday
was,
the,
birthday
of
Frank,
Pjater.
Crpsettl,
member
of
New
York.
Yankees'
Italian
til
umvlrate,
of
,
young
Joe
Dl
Maggb
and
Tony
Lazzerij
who
has
held
down
the
shortstop
assignment
for
the
1936
World
Series
contenders
.Since
1932.
when
he
was.
brought
up
from.
San
Francisco,.
Pacific
Coast
League
club.
Born
In
the
coast
city
he
was
26
years
old
yesterday.
His
major
league
bat
ting
average
Is
.225,
Suit
has
been
tarted
at
New
York
by
Charley
,
(Pop)
Foster,
manager
of
Jimmy
McLarnin
of
Vancouver,
former
world's
welterweight
boxing
champion,
against,
Abe,
Lyman,
an
orchestra
leader,
who
is
alleged
to
have
said
that
Foster
and
Jack?
Dempsey-
con
spired
to
fix
the
fight
in
which
McLarnin
lost
his
title
to
Barney
Ross.
Foster
claims
damages
lh
the
sumj
of.
$5000.
Dempsey
was
the
referee
of
the.
fights
Cptj
Prince-Cox,
came,
back
from
ScoUand
without
securing
a
full-back,,
for,
the.
Royers,
Bristol
soccer
hope,-;
but,
George.
Tweed,,
a
Lpndpn.-Coven.try
payer,
is
ber
ing
jglveA.
a
.
month's
trla"u
Harry
Adams,
18,
doffed
hl,s,.shoes
and
socks
for
the
last
nine
holes
Of
his
game
and
won,,
the
caddy
hampionshlp
of
the
Mlchlgr.n
Golf
Association,
tu
Detroit
The
majority
repprt-of
the
Royal
Conj
irn
lsslori..
of)
racing
.recommends
hat
m
n.
circumstances
k
should
batting
shops,
(off
th?
course
1
be
licenced
by
the
Australian
govern
ment
Kay
Stammers,
th?.;Br4tlsh
ten
nls,
player
who
proved
to
be
the
mot
serious
threat
for
the
United
Stages
womens
tennis
title,
thi,:
year,
swings
her
racquet
with
.h$r
lefti
hand
but
golfs;
rightrhanded
Capt;
Ernest
Chandler,
one-tlm
amateur
heavyweight,
champion
of
t
he
world,
gave,
a,
blood,.
transfusion
for
,his
oid.frlencL.
sir,
Harry
Presr
ton4
but-both
men
diediat'OrlKh
,
:onj
England,
While,
not
necessarily
reilrjng
from
the
rmg,
Len
Harvey,
fornujr
British
heavyweight,
champion
has,
been
appointed
matchmaker
(or
the
etadhim,
in.Londoiv,
John
Frew,
Shaftesbury's
six
foot
goalkeeper,
who-
assisted
Warminster
Vast
season,
is
being
given
a.,,
trial
in
Southhampton's
soccer
team.
Goalkeeper
Clifford
Kirk,
for
merly
of
Exeter
Cityand
Liver-!
poo,,
has.
Joined
R,arnsteyf
of,
the
English
Football,
League,
for,
this,
season..
The.
Cuban.
House
of
Represehta;
tlyes.
hav
before,
it
a
bU.ita.
if.
cogmze
the
value
of
baseliall
to
the
nation
and
set
up
prizes
to
be
awarded
annually
by
the
gov-
:v
'
t
:Swimming
Gala
r-NORTIl
'
SHORE-
INDIANS
BEAT,
OR1LLIA
TO
TIE,
UP
FINALS
IN
HOXLA
TORONTO,.
Oct.-
6
(CP)
,
tThe
Dominion
box
lapross&fl-
:
!nal
betweea
Ortflla
Terriers
.
and
Vancouver
North
Shore
Indlaas,fo.the
Mann
Cup
.was,
tied
up
at
one
game
each
last
tonight
when
the,
western,
red-:,
sHins
won
the
second.,
match.,
4-J5
tto,,6,.
It
Is,
a
best.
three
out
of,
;
five,
gamq
series..
The
Ter-
rlers.h.adMt?ken,,thfi.
flr.t
game
Friday
night
10
to
8.
.
.
J
Vancouver
Fighter
Gets
Unanimous
Verdict
Over,
Tony
Canzpiteri
NEW
YORK,"
Oct.
6:
Jimmy
McLarnin
completely
outboxed
Tony
Canzoneri
and,
won
a
unanimous
ten
round
decision
at
Madison
Square
Garden
last
night.
McLarnin
was
thus
able
to
even
up
the
score
for
a
bad
beating
he.
took
at
the
hands
of
Canzoneri
last
May.
McLarnin
was
credited
with
seven
rounds
and,
Canzoneri
with
.
two
while
one
was
even..
Register,
For
Recreational
Activity
Here
There,
were
ninaty-elght
regis
rations
yesterday
for
the
physical
iducatlon
and
recreational
classes
a
be.conduQted
by
Instructor,
Pav-d
Bell
at
the
provincial
government's
centre
here
this
winter.
Ths
.egistration
lists
are
remaining
ppen
and
groups
are
now
being
organized
with
a
view
to
starting
he
classes
tomorrow.
Oymnasium
classes
for
the
play-
jround
children
wllj
be
continu'-d
Dn
Sat.irdays
as
at
present.
lUNIOR
FOQTJJALL
POSTI'ONF.p
Owing
to
lnslement
weather,
the
Junior
League
football
fixture
cheduled
for
Saturday
between
borden
Street
and
King
Edward
ligh
Schools
was
postponed.
Bor-
Jen.
Street
and
Booth
Memorial
To
Take,
Part
in
Hi
Event
At
Paper,
Town
OCEAN
FALLS,
Oct
6:
An
in-
Ocean
Falls
Swlnunlng
Pool
gyia-.
'
errors,
naslum,
featuring,
all
the.
equip-,
Gjants--No-
runs,
1921
NBYORK
YANKEES
WIN
WORLD
SERIES
(Uon,ttn.ueak
uum,
p?V),
,
,
,
cona
win
oi
me
series,
Freri
W
rfUnmonsoeu3i.ths
QianfenjoW
Inrps.
aces,
started
started
fnr
for
4V,n
the
(Leaguers'.
"auonal
I
Vr
iri
t.h
flrct
All
-.
i
i
.
r"
V
11'
j
World
Saries
In
.thlrteea
years.
The
1
AtUcean
rw$
crowd
was-
mau?;
1
Five
Vancouver,,
Swimming
,
naileries
Giants
.Fitz$lmmons
apd
Man.
i
'
ci4so.
First
Inning
held
at
the
ciassy
uceaa,
rair-
.
.
swimming
pool
in
the
near
future-'
QlanU-Two,,
runs,;
two.
hi(
no3
With
at
least
flve.VancOuverJaqua)erTPrs-
.
..
.
.
tic
Stars
In
attepdanqe.
U
wJl.be,M
.
Second
.Inning
,
a
show
to
go
down
in
the
annals
YankjfesT-Twp.
runs,
three.
hlU,
of
Ocean
Falls
history.
...
Much
"credit
Is
due
Jack
Jac-,;
Grants
No
runs,
one-hit,
no
er-quest,
swimming.
Instructor
atrors,
Ocean
Falls,
for
the
proficiency
ln
Tliird.
Inulng,
the!
water
which
has
been
devel-
Yankees
One.
run,
two
hits,
m'
ppe4
by
many
Ocean
Falls
swim-
errors.
mers.
I
uanis
wo
runs,
no
hlU,
cne
!
'.error.
NEW
OCEAN-
FALLS
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Fourth
Inning
opEAN
FALLS,
Oct.-
6:
The.neaU
;
Yankees
Two
runs,
four
hitt,
no.
ment
of
the
former.
Ocean
rails,
errors.
Club,
was
off
lcJaUy.
opened
with
.a.J
Fifth
Inning
-
goodly
number,of..enthu5last8.
tur)in
Yfnkees
No
riir,
no
hlta,
no
hjg
out
for
the
initial
workout,,
'errors.
'
;j
j
Qjantsope
run.
one
hit,
no
er-
CENTRE.
GE
r"
,
,,.
'
COMMUNITY
Much
Needed
Recreational
.
Build.i
Wi
Basketball
At
Qcean
Falls
Is
two-
hlU
ho
t
YanketisNo..
runs,
na
hl
no.
errors,'
j
Gjan.V
No.,
runs,
no.hlU.
no
e?r
lug:
to
.be.
Erected,
At
i
..v..Mi,........ftf
Ocean
FaHs.
j
YankepSr-No
runs,
one
hit,
no,
j
errors
OCEAN
FALLS,
Oct.
Oi-Con-'
Giants-One,
run,
two
hlU,
ori,
struc'tlon
Is
expected
to
start
In
the
j
errf-near
future,
of
a
new
cpmmunlty
f
ElMh
Inpin
centre
here.
The
building,
which!
Yankee-On?1
am,
twO'hiU,
no
has.
long
been.
needed,
will
provide.-errorst
..
;
'
.
,
1
'
accqmmodatlon-
for
full-sized
bas-'
Ojantj
One.
run,
one
hit,
no.
er,
ketball
flopr
badminton,
.and
rors,
,
finnrthnll
rnnrtJ!
nnd
BVmnaslum
XUnUl.UUHDK
facllltl
es.
Yankees
Sevett
runs,
flvthlu,
one
error.
Glants-i-No
runs,
no
hits,
no
er-
rors,
Starting
boon,
Exhibition
Squirming;
ocean
falls,
Oct.
6:-To
date!
To
Feature
Softball.
the
basketball
season
In
Ocean
'q
Af
O
r
Pnllt
aiii
Falls
has
not
actually
started
but1anWr"AW
all
the
necessary
preliminary
ar-i
OCEAJ
FALLS.,
Oct,,
6:
Spoiti
rangements,
such
as
organization
"fan?
of
Ocean
Falls
generally
aitj
of
teams
have
been
completed
and
looking,
forward
'
to
the
softbiH
prospects
are
for
one
of
the
big-
smoker
to
be
.
held
on
October
1M
gest
seasons
In
the
hoop
game
for
Feature
attractions
for
the
enter-theaper
town.
In
all
probability
talnment
of
those
wlio
chased
the
Heci
MacD9nald,
former
University
oversized
baseball
during
the
Ja.'
of
British
Columbia
coach
.and
ref
summer
and
their
friends
will
be,
eree.
will
manaes
basketball
lea-
an
exhibition
wrestling
tourra--
gue,
affairs
at
Ocean
Falls
along
ment
under
the
direction
of
Fat'
3:hocJ'
are
scheduled
.
to
meet
on
i
with
Jimmy
Kelry
of
Nanauni
Dolan,
former
organizer
and
gym-
li
i
f
-
t
l
me
coming
aaturaay.
Ifame.
naslum.
manager,
To
CIT
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BEiTrrZMilMB
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