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Tuesday,
August.
11,
1936
BASIS
0$
CIVILIZATION
One
of-
the
most:
revealing
sidelights
on
the
civil,
war
in
Spain
was
brought
out
by
a
newspaper
correspondentt
who
TTMOLFJTM
The
Ideal
Floor
Covering
We
carry,
a
gqqd
range,
of.
Linoleum,
at-
prices
ranging
from
45c,
per
square
yard
to
$1.40
per
square
yard.
Many
delightfu
patterns
are,
available
in
this
long
wearing,
!
radical
and
Inexpensive
oor
covering.
Drop
In.
and
ipipect.
our,
"stoQk.
We
also
qarry
a,
good,
variety
of
Con-goleum
Rugs
in
the
newest
patterns.
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
McBride
Street
Phone
311
'I
The
effieency
tests
have
been
taken
at
the
various
Gyro
p'ay-jgrounds.
Thft
events.
are-dash.
hlghJump,
standing
hrqad-t
Jump.
land
softbalL
throw.
To
gain
the.
efficiency,
ribbon
e,very
partlcl-
pant
raustt
score,
80,
points
in
each
fvenu
iiic
iinai
tests
mr
me
Championship
.S&eW,
for,
eachcUy.-s
ision
will
be
held
at
the
Exhibition
building
qn.,
Fijday,
after-.
!roon.
The
following
have
obtained
I
their,
efficiency,
ribbons:
I
;
Girls-
Doniia,
Adams,
Cajalle
Smith,
Rita
Turgeon,
Alice
Clapp,
Marie,
HJkersqa,
Shh-Je.y,
Ebourne,
Betty
Darte,
Betty
Barber,
Ejajicis
Robertson,
Ruth.
Sc.he.rk,
Arllne
Fitzjgerald,
Alice
Barbe,
Joan
Mil-
i
ex,
Gwen
Hogan,
Eileen
Feasby
I
Iixa,
Robertson,
Renee
Croxfprd,
i
Thelma
Brockway,
Ella
KrauseJ
Jean
Krause.
I
!
Boys
Stanley
Scherk,
Glsn
!
j
Smith,
Jimmy
Forman,
Don
Hart-
(wig.
Eric
Barton
Denny
Oarson.i
j
Bill.
Hunter,
Ralph
Anderson.
Erejtt
Soles,
Oliver
Santerbane,
Bob
McLean.
Girls
Don't
Like
PlaictSwjin
Suite
Female,
Vanity.
Factor.
Turnout.
atv
Harvard
In
Poor
Pool?
BOSTON,
Aug,
11.:
(CP)r-Irtr
vesilgation
at
the
Harvard
swimming
pool
reveals
the
male,
attendance
there
Is
three,
times
thai
of
the;
female.
The
pool
attend
ant,
asked
for
an
explanation.
holds
female,
vanity,
has
a
lot
to
An
nrlfV,
(t
.
w
4
ft&
Vtothlnor
CliHe
was
trailing
a.
retreating
aripy
across
the
country,
saysihe
said,
while
men
have
a
choice
the
Victoria
Times
in
a
recent
editorial
article.
Stoppiiiglot
colors.
Although,
the
women
are
at
a
little
farm
to
get.a,drink,
the
correspondent
aske,d,the!
1
peasant
wno
uvea
mere
on
wnicn
siue
ne
was
The
peasant
said
bluntly
that
ha
was
on
neither;
side.
He
only
hoped
that
both
sides
would
get
the
fighting
over
with
aid,go
home,
so
that
he
qould
go
ahead
with
his
job
of
getting
the
crops
in
;
and,
he
wound
up.
by
wishing
an
eternity
of
bad
luck
on
all
generals
and
armies
that
insist
on
holding
battles
on
someone's
farmland.
Human
civilization
is-'.strange-growth,
and.
we.
do.
not
entirely
understand
how
it
got
started
or
how
it
does
manage,
in
spite
of
obstacles,
to
keep,
progressing;
but
it
is
very
clear
that
its
base
is
the
worker
and
not
the
warrior,
the
man
who
produces
rather
than
the
man
who
destroys.
Civilization,
that
is,
does
not
rest
on
a
base
of
armies
and
navies;
it
rests
on.
the
backs
of
the
men
who
work
with
their
hands,
in
field
or
in
shop,
and
it
will
last,
just
as
long
as
they
go
on
holding
it
up.
They
are
a
greater
procession,
in
the
long
pages
qf
history,
than
all
the
hordes
of
warriors
that
ever
followed
a
drum.
They
move
without
glory
and
without
battle
flags,
poets
do
not
immortalize
them
and
the
history
books
omit
their
names.
But
for
unnumbered,
generations
they
have
gone
on,
tempering
the
earth
to
man's
habitation,
making
possible
all
the
graces
of
living
which
lift
man
above
the
level
of
the
beasts.
The
far-called
armies
melt
away,
and
the
winds,
carry
off
the
crash
of
their
battles.
The
plain
man
at
the
bottom,
is
eternal,
and.
be
ha$
the
world
and
all
its
hopes
in
his
keeping.
H&
makes
possible
Shakespeare
and
Beethoven,
the
Taj
Mahal
and-
Rieims
Cathedral,
and
all
the
glory
and
marvel
of
which
human
effort
is
capable.
And'
if,
with
all
of
this,
he
wearily
asks
the
fighting
men
to
get
out
of
the
way
so
that
he
can,
go
on
with
his
job
is
he
asking
too
much?
perfectly
willing
to
use
any,
of
Ms
supply
of
sklr.Uess
suits
he
doesn't
distribute
them
"until,
the
boys-suits
are
all
used
up,"
Even
if.
the
girls
bring
their
own
suits,
they
won't
get
in
the
water,
wearing
them,
he
went
on.
"The
dyft
would
get
in
the.
vater,
and.
the
lint
would
come
off.'
Harvard's,
supply
for
women
ranges
In
si2e
from
a
modest
34
to
an
ample
44,
and
the
latter
got
sizes.
As
yet
the
girls
have,
made
no
complaints,
and
the
head'
man
claims
there
should
be
no
reason
for
one.
In
his
opinion,
the
suts
don't
look,
bad
at
all
when
they're
on.
IN
THE,
FAMILY
PRESTON,
Eng.,
Aug.
11:
a
golf
links,
here
ttye
other
day
PITCHING
IS
HOT:
Carpenter
of
Smithers
Neary
EjntfflUJalUf,
Earafe-Vl)f.
Out
of
Practice
Jack
Carpenter,
star
hurler
of
the,
Smithy
s,
baseball.
teani,.
ar
most
entfre4-thej
diamond
spotf&
hall.
of.
fame
in
tlx;
tame
at.
Smithers
last
Saturday,
afternoon
Hh
Prince,
Rupert
when
,
he.
held,
the.
coast
tearq.
hHlfs,
until
the
ninth,
inning,
when
Bill.
LarnPk
came,
up
and,
spoiled
tilings
fpr.
him
by.
clouting.
out.
a
two-bagger.
In.
spite
of.
this,
however,
prince
Rupert,
was.
still,
shut.
out.
The.Smlthereens,
nicked,
Lam-(
tie
for
twelve
hits,
In
spite
of
the
efforts
of
the
I
veteran
Stan
Marin
to
have
the
locals
put-
up
as
good-
a
showing
:
as
possibje
the.
Rupert,
players.
I
weje
loose,
and
decidedly
,out-
of
j
practice.
They
deserved
lose
i
and,
indeed,
if
they
do.
npt
brace
up
a
bit
and
keep
themselves
in
better
trim
in
future
they,
may
i
not
be
getting
bids
to,
any
more,
I.
out
of
town
parties.
CARDINALS
TAKE
LEAD;
By
Clash
Between
Hurlfrs
j
too
ai.
lAJUis,
Aug.
11;
Ofc
UOUW
Plain
drab,
gray
suits,
with
ample
j
Cardinals
defeated
Chicago
Cubs
Skirts,
all
alike,
are
allotted
tr.
i
yesieraay
10
resume
leaaersmp
01
each
girl
who,
applies
at
the
pooU
me
National
League,
wjm
a
one.
game
margin,
ine
game
was
tea-tured
by
a
clash
between,
the
opposing
hurlers
Dizzy
Dean
and
Tex
Carleton-wnich
alrpstde-veloped
Into
fQcuffs
when
Carle-ton
made
fun
of
Dean's
pitching.
yesterday's
Big
League,
scores;
National
League
,
Chicago
3,
St.
Louis
1,
New
York
5,
Brooklyn
6.
Boston
9,
Philadelphia
1,,
American
League..
Washington
13,
New
York
4,
BasebalL
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
W.
St.
Louis
65
Chicago
63
New
York
60
AMEND
GOLF
BY-LAW.
j
Pittsburg
53
GLASGOW,
Aug.
11:
(CP'-
Cinc,nnatl
.
51
QJasgow
Corporation's
petition
f
or
j
BP"lon
-
s.
confirmation,
of.
its
amended
byrBrooklyn
-
42
law
nermittinsr
Sundav
ffnlf
nn
Philadelphia
39
1
1
i
1
,
a
'
a
r?i:
municipal
courses,
was.
granted,
re,-1
centjy.
The
corporation,
owns,
nine
public
course;.
AMERICAN
a
father
and
son
holed
out
In
on
Washlneton
S3
on
the
same
course
within
an'st.
Louis,,
38
hour-
In
separate
matches
Iphlladelnhia
a
1
MfUKTlNU
Or
r
tit
WOMAN-HATING
L.
42
42
46.
52
53
57,
64
66
LEAGUE
vy.
New
York
,.72
Cleveland
....
.61;
Chicago
L.
58
Detroit
,.
:
57..
Boston
55
L.
35,
43
50.
sq
53,
54
69.
70
Pet
.607
.epo
.566
.5Q5
.490
.462
.396
.371
Pet.
.673
.560
.53,7
.533
BUUTHAMHUN,
Aug.
ii
:
MATTAPOISETT.
Mass..
Ausr.
11-
SIX-TIMES
WINNER-SALFORD,
Eng.,
Aug.
11:
(CP)
Arthur
Taylor,
member
of
Sal-ford
city
polls
force,
won.
the
national
police
quarter-mile
swimming,
championship
of.
Great
Britain
for
Uw
sixth
time
the
other
day.
He
first
won
It
ln
1925.
THRICE,
CHAMPION;
NEWPORT,
Aug,
11:
(CP)r-MUe.
Jedreiowska
of
Poland
won
the
Welsh
women's
singles
fpr
the!
ithtord
time,,
recently,
by,
defeating,.
'
r-l
M
a
A
I
I
.
Ml
ft
V",
"."
i.iie
ruwsu,
aw;
iyw
retains,
the
ctp,
IN
MELBOURNE,
Aug.
11:
(CP)--!
point.
Mail
Schedule
For,
Vancouver
Monday
2
Tuesday
..
Friday
9;30.pfm.
Saturday
Sunday
ifrtdsgr
,'NeU,
McKenna,
racehqrse
owner.
?rom
..Anyox
and,tewart
P-m.
Aug.
8,
15,
19,
22
and
29
...
p.ni
From
Vancouver
j
i
8unday
.......
4
p.m.'
Monday
a.m,
Wednesday
)0
am
1
Friday
10.
a.m..
Aug.
10,
44,
17
and
24
.
a.m,t
lor
Anyox
and
Stewart
twon
at
Caulfleld.wlth
Sixteen
An.-
Tuesday.
......,..ll;3p
a.ra,
;
nas
and
ln
Sydney
wltti
Orietj
Saturday
5
pW,'
Orb
on
a
recent
Saturday.
The,
For
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson-next
night
burglars
entered
his
-Sunday
,
.7
pjn
I
room
but
he
was
In
luck'
again,
From
Naas
River
and
Port
Simmon
They
didn't
get
a
thing,
j
Tuesday
u-l.
11:30
a.m.
CANADIAN,
LEGIONJIAS
CINPH
QN
LEAGUE
SQ
doubles,
FOOTIULINEAR,
OVER
With
tye,
Qapalan
Legion
)iaving
already
cinched
the
.Kfobley
Cup,
emblematic
of-
cty
fqptbaj)
charmiiQ.n.shJp,,
the
soccft
season..,
may.
be,
sajd
to
be
practically
over,in.Rrince
Rupert,
Qw.lng,tp
raliuthflx-
ture
sqhe.d.uled
for,
last,
eve-
rngf
between.
Canadian
Legion
and
Royal
Canadian
Naval
j
Volunteer
Reserve
was
post-
!
pened.
i
"
.
;
L0GALS
WON;
.second
set
jail,
Brown
i
BILLIARDS
Canadian
Legion
Team,
Wins.
Qyer
Representatives,
of
H,
M,
C.
S.
J
Vancquvex.
!
The
local
Canadian
Legion
de
ilea
ted
a
biljiard
team
from
5J,
M
C.
S.
Vancouver
at.
the
weeH-end
by
the
dose
score
of
707
to
684.
The
Individual
results
were
as
follows;
Legion-Judge
100
Voungman
.100
Ranee
.:
.100
Preece
97
-
.
Doherty
100
J
Beale
91
Defeated
Cubs
in
Garqe
F.eaturpd
Dawes
50
TENNIS
Vancouver-
Walker
37
Whitehouse
73
Blakey
96
Jennings
100
Zanella
78
Gleave
100
Langlois
100
FINALS
Four
Games,
Played
at
Week-End,
.
One
of.
Which,
Was
Not..
Completed
Playing
between
showers
on
Sunday,
tennis
finals
were
completed
with
the
exception
of
the
men's
which
was
called
in
the
with,
the
score
at.
five
and
Norrlngton
having
won
the
first
set
from
Horton
and
jGreggor,
seven
to
five.
This
match
;ls
spheduled
to
be
continued
this,
eveplng.
Following
are
the
scores
whjeh
do
not
Indicate
the
close
play
between
contestants:
Mrs.
H.
J.
Horton
and
Mrs.
S.
J.
Jabqur
beat
Miss
E;.
Davis
and
Miss
B.
Edgcumbe
2-6,
7-5,
6-1,
Mrs,
II,
J.
Horton
beat
Miss.
B.
nerner;3-6,
6-3,
8-6.
Mrs.
Jabour
and
C.
J.
Norrlngton
beat,
Mrs,
A.
Mitchell
and
T.
W
Brown
64,
6.2.
H.
J.
Horton.
beat
Roy
Morrison
4-6,
6-2,
6-3,
6-3..
rLTCI!
CAMI?
IN,
STADIUM
DENVER,
Aug.
11:
(CPi
Eleven
pup
tent?
dotted
th?
gwenswa,-1
of
the
University
of
Denver
Sta-
.509
dlum.
Investigation,
disclosed-sleep-.495
ing
stq.'r.
qf
West
Texr
TicJieri
Coll-sge
of.
Canyon,
Tliey
MO
were
bound
for
Yellowstone
part.
iani
stppped
to,
attend
the
versity's
coiching,
school.
Southampton,
second
division
caddies
at
the
Reservation
Oolf
hike
iv
ctvi
p
English
football
club
will,
raise
club
here
struck
for
higher
pay.
LONDON,
Aug"
11
(CP)-p,
T
no
objection,
to
L.
B.
Flshlock.
from
women
golfers,
one
said:
"I'd
Eckcrsley,
former
Lancashire
eric-Surrey
cricketer,
playing
for
En3-
rather
caddy
for
100
guys
than
feet
cantain
land
against
Australia
next
year.l0ne.
dame
.
.
.
women,
Elve
me
a.
Rypha
He
was
one
of
best
forwards
last
Southampton's
I
p?ln
ln
nec
And.
the
way
entertained,
the
Lanchashlre
team
year.
they,
tajk!"
They
carried
their!
to
dinner
at
the
House
of,
Com
rnqns
the
other
day.
VRODUtJTIVE
GOLF
COURSE
JOPLIN,
Mo.,
Aug,
11:
(CPjr
Few
nlnerhple
golf
courses,
have
turned,
out
as
many
prominent
fairway
troupers
as
the.
Oak
Hill
12:30,
pjn.,001"
club'
nere
Three,
nptqd
Kuu
pros.,
rtoruHl,
Bmitn.
Ed
..
6'p.m.
Dudley.
QPd
Dwey
Longworth
all
7
om
2
n
rn,
j.
started
here,
SPORT
CHAT
The
deep-chested
boy
who
always
had.
to
recltfi.pleces.
at
school,
whq
as
called
on
to
read
sports
results
on
the
ticker
tape
in
saloon
back
rooms
and
who
used
to
announce,
ad-lib,
on
workout-days
at
Orupp's
aymnaslum,
Is
now.,
tha
chief
sil
ver-tongued
orator,
of
Fitiana
in
Moo;
Vnrlc
Tt
was
While,
he
WS
manager
of
Grupp's,
up
on
116th
-
Street
that
the
oratory
bug
really
I
couldn't
tejl
you
what.
1
said
l
hit
Harry
Balogh
and
started
him
I
had
to
go
to
the
electnr
chair
M
on
his
unique
profession
In
the
for
not
knowing."
Balogh
never
land,
of,
cham,peens,
second-raters
studied
diction
or
public
speaking
and
stumble-bums.
Now
he
Is
the
in,
school
ana;
tmnits
ability
to
an-
kingpin
of
the.
ring
announcers,
pounce
must
be.
in
the
blood,
citing
successor,
tq.hls,
frjenp;
ana
coun-
ine
.
requpuj,
ijir
lkiiuoi
rf-cuauons
sellpr.
the
late
Joe
(Quiet,
please
1
arpupa.
viRsimai-wme
apa
the
Humphrej's,
as
the.
man
who
saw
customary
demand
that
ne
uad
"and,
in
this
corner"
at
the
big
the
saloon
ticker
stories
me
of
touts'
iwhlch
told
of
the
famous
Doranda
iPietrl
-
Johnny
Hayes
marathon
Johnny!
ra.ee
at
the
London
Olympics
la
Sixteen
or
18,
years
ago
Dundee
wet-
oypr,
to
Qrupp's
with
19C8-
th,e,
diamondrsturtded.
belt
the
late
,
Tex
Rfckard
presented
when
he
i
Ralpgi(fjrst.;utte.red
hs
fam9W
,(on
the
junior
lightweight,
crown
P'.
uBai.
yKJUUKKm,
from,
Kajq
Cheney,
a
little,
fejlqw,
mixed
bouts
in.
1922
a!
the
first
syith.
a,
murderous
punch
who
won
ooui
unu
m.
nr.mncr
iuW
wpica
jrapUcaJly
all
his
flght
by
the
perm"""'
u:Kru,
a.m
wnnes
w
inqckout.
Balogh,
a
fonnpr
amamix,
in
uie
riB.
u
iwu
une
wine
aur
club
fl?hter
In
the
feather
and
Plppeer
sporting
oiud
at
tne
n-
bantam,
wet
divisions,
laid,
ikon
'quest
of
Humphreys,
who
haci
mtt
1
pretty
thick
in
his
send-off
aedi-ie'a,Aw"C4
u'5m
iwu
:ated
to
Dundee,
and
afterward
Jfs
wcr.
in
-u,
oa
;ga
;
.Iphnny
said
:
"Harry,
wjiy.
dont
you
;
reconstructed
me
ame
sot
beepme
an
announcer.
I've
travel-
against
prejuaice
aim
gave
it
led
around
the
world
and
heard,
me
nucropiiu.it:
ai
w
rnmp
.em
all
and
tq
me
you
stand
out
""""uv
u,
i"1-"
v
over
thos'
fellows
In
being
able
to
ce
'tot
squads
stood
guard
In
the
put,
things
over."
Harry
took'
the!anKeeoiaa,um-
wpwaon
,
hint
and
applied
for
a
Job
with
ay
""
w,c
,tt,c
"uu
Paddy
Mullins,
who
was
associated
that
had
nearby
Harlem
in
unr.c,
asked
10
reDeut
l
at
th
arfy
was
"n
the
building
of.
the
new
outdoor
Queensboro
Arena
in
Long
Island
"aer
ugni.
ia
-Pvm.
received
letter
from
the
no
..c
cn
fnr
ber
and
a
the
first
card
there,
but
he
didn't
do
well
and.
Mullins.
summoned
Harry
Balogh
in
June,
1921,
to
give
him.
his
first
announcing
Job-
He's
been
at
it
ever
since.
He-
was.
the
official
announcer
for
all
the
state
armories
conducUng
soldier
boxing
ind
could,
have
worked
12
or
Hills
and
olgjit
a
week.
If
he
accepted
all
of-1
3I1
Is
fers.
"All
my
work
Is
extemporaneous,"
'ays
this
fight
announcer
who
was
haljed
as
an
English
purist
by
Bri-
j
in
the
state
boxing
commission
commend;
lng(
him
for
It.
INLAYING,
BASKETBALL
'
;
A
basketball
game
f.
befet
!
plaled
this
afternoon
at
f.h
&
jilb,tlon
building
between
At!ri;?
1
McClymont
piay,;r
ItAIN
HOLDS
UP
BOWLING
Continued
showers
are
prer
lng
the
playing
of
fur?
tie-
gu
art
city
single
and
Csub.-
tisl)
radio
fans,
because,
he
wound
I
handed
bowling
champion'!
up
wiin,
una'
may
wie
Deiier-mancorape.tmons.
i',iay
will
De
reumw
emergs
victorious,"
instead
of
the
I
as
soon
as
conditions
permit,
I
tlme-hpnpred,
but
ungrarnroaUcal,
I
'
"may
the
best
man
win."
"You
BRITISH
RUGBY1STS
WIN'
?an't
teJJ
what
Is
going
to
hPPfn,
BUENOS
AIRES,
Aug
11
CP
when
you
get
In.
the
ring.
You
have
-
.playing
the
first
game
0!
'kt
o
wait
until
you
get
there
before
tour
In
Argentina
rccenfy
tie
,ma
i4iu.Ua
..
.
V.
n
,
,A
....
,
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t
v.
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1
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I
a
T",
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.
n
o
.
uu
ucviu5
kiwi
uj
uy.
nnq
a
uritisn
rugoy
team
oeat
du'
mlnut?
af
ter
I
step,
out
of
the
ring
Aires
55-0,
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ein
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