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Circulations
Monday,
August
14,
1939.
ffiTQRIALS
PROFIT
SYSTEM
The
profit
system
will
be
under
fire
during
the
com-
ing
fall
and
winter
and,
for
that
reason,
it
is
wise
sometimes
to
hear
the
other
side.
Russia
is
the
only
country
today
where
the
profit
system
has
been
abolished
and
it
is
too
soon
.to
judge
of
the
results
there.
The
following
comes
from
Boston,
Massachusetts
:
"The
prospect
for
profit
is
the
mainspnng
of
economic
activity
and
around
this
has
centred
our
great
industrial
progress
of
the
past
150
years.
The
release
of
in
dividual
energy
under
such
a
stimulus
is
the
secret
of
the
success
of
the
great
American
system
and
the
key
to
progress.
Individuals
will
work
hard
and
long
to
provide
for
themselves
and
their
dependents.
But
take
away
personal
incentive,
then
the
contribution
of
individuals
to
the
com
munity
at
large
is
substantially
lowered.
This
has
been
demonstrated
over
and
over
again
in
various
attempts
at
collective
living.
Communism
was
tried
in
New
England
300
years
ago.
"The
Plymouth
Colony
adopted
a
plan
whereby
the
colonists
'all
worked
for
a
common
storehouse
from
which
all
were
fed
and
clothed?
But
actual
famine
stared
therr
in
the
face
as
'the
emigrants
did
not
labor'
and
'paralysis
yas
affecting
the
settlement'
In
consequence
of
this
situation
Governor
Bradford
permitted
the
breaking
up
of
the
contract
and
assigned
each
family
its
own
parcel
of
land
to
raise
its
own
food.
'The
cheerful
effort
of
personal
energy
succeeded
to
the
sloth
of
communal
interest
and
plenty
followed."
In
the
course
of
time
the
spirit
of
the
Massachusetts
Bay
pioneers
built
up
a
flourishing
world
commerce
and
laid
the
foundation
for
private
en
terprise
in
this
country.
Under
this
system
the
United
States
with
less
than
seven
per
cent
of
the
world's
population
accounts
for
nearly
as
much
wealth
as
all
the
other
countries
combined.
INTELLECTUAL
PRIDE
Lord
Baldwin
thinks
intellectual
pride
is
conceit
and
conceit
is
the
most
vulgar
thing
in
the
world.
And
yet
Lord
Baldwin
is
only
partly
right.
Those
people
who
are
clever
did
not
make
themselves
clever.
They
did
not
even
make
themselves
industrious
and
able
to
develop
their
cleverness.
At
the
same
time
it
must
be
a
wonderful
thing
to
be
very
clever,
except
that
there
are
so
few
other
CHESTNUT
HILL,
Mass.,
Aue
14:
Under
a
sun
much
hotter
than
the
tennis
displayed,
play
In
the
fifty-eighth
national
double)
championships
started
yesterday
on
the
turf
of
the
Longwood
Crick-
et
Club.
With
many
of
the
top-;
ranking
tennis
still
enmuip
(mm
i
Horn
and
Jack
Kramer,
and
tit"!
Stanford
University
team,
Bob
Low
and
Lam
Dee.
tween
Two
Great
Teams
New
York
Olants
August
30.
Armstrong
Keeps
Lightweight
Title
Lou
Ambers
on
August
22
were
dissipated
today
when
the
double
champion
scaled
135
pounds,
the
lightweight
limit,
after
a
workout.
Plan
Addition
To
Boys'
Town
Three
Hundred
More
Youths
Be
Admitted
To
Colony
MELBOURNE
JINX
To
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
14:
(CP)
Enlarging"
Eoys'
Town
at
Omaha,
Nebraska,
will
enable
300
more
abandoned
youths
to
enter
the
famous
home
for
boys,
Father
O.
L.
Demers,
assistant
to
Father
Flan-
nagan,
who
started
the
colony
In
1917,
said
during
a
visit
here.
The
home
for
"abandoned,
neglected
and
some
wayward
boys
'
now
houses
200
of
whom
only
10
percent
are
problem
boys,
he
said.
Two
lads
from
Saskatchewan
are
In
the
"town"
and
27
states
of
the
union
are
represented.
There
are
19
different
nationalities
and
more
than
2300
boys
have
lived
In
the
place.
Fine
buildings
grace
the
lawns
and
there
are
spacious
playgrounds.
The
football
squad
was
unbeaten
in
five
seasons
and
the
basketball
team
has
been
Invited
to
play
In
Hpnolulu.
Supervised
self-govemment
is
the
system
employed.
A
mayor.
civic
commissioner
and
principal
Judge
and
others
are
elected.
El
ections
are
held
every
six
months.
TWO
IN
ONE
BERKHAMSTED,
England,
Aug
ust
14:
(CP)
Berkhamsted
golf
club's
second
hole
149
yards
was
holed
In
one
twice
one
afternoon
when
Dr.
H.
O.
Skelton
followed
O.
E.
.T.
Roberts
in
holing
a
tee
shot
within
a
few
minutes.
CHECKERS
MARATHON
MELBOURNE
Australia,
August
14:
(CP)
After
nine
months
of
play,
Victoria's
draughts
marathon
has
ended
with
J.
Boyles,
national
champion,
defeating
J.
Arm
strong
In
the
14th
game.
The
game
decided
the
1938
title.
clever
people
with
whom
to
associate
and
to
associate
with
j
Sydney,
Australia,
Auzust
h
people
who
are
not
clever
would
be
a
bore.
A
person
whoi
irainer
u.
iiugnes
oi
uya-is
clever
should
glory
in
the
cleverness
but
should
care-1
f1;
int
o?El
,
.
J
.
.
,
.tracks.
Twice
in
two
years
he
has
i
i
j.
i
-i
tt
i.
ji
i
i
fully
avoid
making
any
display
of
it.
He
should
feel
that
'taken
heavily-backed
favorites
he
is
one
of
God's
chosen
people
but
should
always
avoid
,
there,
in
both
cases
they
have
showing
superiority.
Weiave
known
people
who
thought
themselves
clev--'
versity,
thus
having
an
advantage
over
others,
an
advantage
which
usually
isrovided
at
the
expense
of
the
com-
monplace
hard
workers
of
the
country.
They
often
display
a
vulgar
conceit.
To
be
clever
is
wonderful
but
to
parade
it
is
snobbish,
vulgar.
,
.......
I
been
outrun
by
Melbourne
mounts.
SOFTBALL
TONIGHT
6:30
Lipsett's
vs.
Moose
32
vs.
Acropolis
MRS.
BRASS
AT
OTTAWA
OTTAWA.
Auf
II:
CP
hundred
and
fifty
crack
marks-
urday.
m
m
a
k
w
a
mm
nil
.
a
Capt
Lucas,
Capt.
George
Patrick
of
Ottawa
and
Mrs.
Owen
Spencer
Hethey
of
Victoria
Ued
for
first
place
last
year.
Capt.
Lucas
and
Capt
Patrick
shot
off
for
the
med.
al.
Mrs.
Hethey
was
not
eligible
as
the
medal
is
limited
to
members
of
His
Majesty's
forces.
Baseball
Scores
SATURDAY'S
SCORES
National
League
Philadelphia
4,
New
York
3.
Boston
3,
Brooklyn
10.
Pittsburgh
4,
Chicago
.
Cincinnati
8,
St.
Louis
4.
American
League
New
York
Z.
Philadelphia
4,
Washington's,
Boston
9.
St.
Louis
17,
Detroit
3.
Chicago
2,
Cleveland
3,
SUNDAY'S
SCORES
'
National
League
Pittsburg
4,
Chicago
5.
Boston
13-8,
Brooklyn
6-2.
Philadelphia
2-2,
New
York
ll-.
Cincinnati
2-3,
St.
Louis
4-4.
American
League
-
.
New
York
20-1,
Philadelphia
Washington
1-6,
Boston
9-3.
Chicago
0-3,
Cleveland
2-0,
St.
Louis.
11,
Detroit
7.
Deadlock
In
Golf
Tounjey
Gene
Saraien,
Denny
Sliute
And
Ralph
Guldahl
Tie
In
Dapper
Dan
Contest
PITTSBURGH,
August
14;
Three
established
stars
of
the
golf
ing
world
Gene
Sarazen,
Denny
Shute
and
Ralph
Guldahl
battled
winds
and
rain
at
Wildwood
Country
Club
yesterday
to
finish
In
a
deadlock
at
287
for
first
place
In
the
$10,000
Dapper
Dan
golf
tournament.
None
was
able
to
come
close
to
par
figures
as
a
stiff
cross
wind
and
rain
whipped
across
the
course.
Sarazen
found
the
going
more
difficult
than
the
others
and,
after
i
ii
.
,
'
i
.
,i
.
jieiiuiug
uie
paraae
lor
uiree
oays,
he
came
homei
with
a
disastrous
77
on
the
par
70
course,
SPORT
CHAT
the
eastern
tournament
at
Rye
W.
W.
Maxfleld,
British
national
New
York,
play
was
confined
for
Priin-e
Rupert
Voroan
One
of
Three
j
cycling
sprint
champion,
qualified
Uie
most
part
to
the
lesser
tan-:
I"
Camp
for
D.C.R.A.
Annual
for
the
final
In
a
London
charr-dems.
The
best
engagement
of
the
!
Meet
pionshlp
event
but
tost
when
his
lav
rut
fftuaht
nut
htsm
thp!
I
Chain
snaDUCd
III
the
UUt
lap.
F
Los
Aneeles
youngsters.
Welby
van
FourP
...JW.
Tickler
won
by
a
length.
A
selected
Holland
cricket
team
men
irom
au
pans
w
wai
re
,,,
.
a
fjMim
th.
,!rvie
encamped
at
the
Connaught
Rang-
bQne
Crlcktt
club
at
m
es
here
for
the
annual
shoot
of
thetftndm
and
tomorrow
Dominion
of
Canada
Rifle
Assocl-I
Some
wwt
ut
of
iivtauj
auon
wnicn
opens
loaaj.
uatinai
it.mt
.lewarri.
have
A
1VTH
PUIP
A
PA
U,em
hope
to
quallfy
f0r
UM
pawed
an
amendment
by
which
AilD
LnlLAuU
BWeJr
tMra
next
yf,f
the
top
welsht
in
the
Grand
Na
Th("re
three
women
amor
;Uona,
nffd
nol
than
lC3
Football
Classic
to
he
Played
lie-
he
"j?
pounds
as
compared
with
the
pres-
M.U.
,.v
cnt
Minimum
weight
was
low
P"1-
lered
to
not
less
than
150
hounds
EVANSTON,
III..
Aug.
14.-Coach
,
WnlTn!
a,nst
lhe
ioTmfr
140'
Elmer
Layden
of
Notre
Dame
has
"
c
7,vL7
.
I
issued
equipment
to
65
collegiate
AJTT?.J
"'"S
'
Struck
on
the
head
by
a
cricket
all-stars
In
preparation
for
drill
to
15
rin
?c.h-
ball
during
a
match
at
New
Cross,
1
numb
come
from
the
Ma
rl-
,4
dled
ljan.
condition
them
for
Chicago's
sixth
A,
a
annual
charity
game
against
the
,
,
"
"
Aon
h0
a
iew
nours
addition,
about
50
cadets
from
tarl-
M4yof
R
j
oubertson
of
Essen
ous
Canadian,
schools
are
shooting
don
Alwtraiia,
pays
admission
for
prizes
over
the
miniature
rang-
Jfts
at
six
cents
a
head
for
80
es-
boyi
whose
fathers
are
on
relief
iTopmes
.mi
Mint
leach
time
the
Essendon
rugby
club
The
trophy
room
of
the
admin-'plays
at
home.
lstraUqn.
building,
overlooking
the(
Scales
135
Pounds
So
Will
Not
Have
rolling
ranges.
Is
bare
of
interna-'
Three
new
clubs
Kidderminster
To
Forfeit
Crown
tlonal
trophies.
The
Blsley
team
Harriers.
Worcester
City
and
Bur-
:
arrived
-
home
from
the
NaUonal
ton
Town
have
"been
admitted
to
3.000
miles
for
the
race,
an
Ameil-
Intra-
Empire
flavor
Is
given
by
'can
runner,
confronted
with
a
mis-
the
presence
of
a
team
of
cadets,
placed
hurdle
during
an
Interna-chosen
from-
the
public
schools
of
tkmal
track
meet
at
Oxford,
refus-England.
They
will
meet
Canadian
ed
to
protest.
cadet-
In
a
duel
for
possession
of
I
the
Michael
Faraday
Trophy,
now
Babe
Didrlckson,
famous
Amerl-held
I
by
Canada.
lean
golfer,
playing
on
the
New
(.
Cajtt.
A.
C.
Lucas
of
Toronto
will
j
South
Wales
Club's
course
at
La
seek-to
retain
the
Oovernor-Oen-Percuse.
outdrove
her
male
oppon
eral's
gold
"medal
when
all
marks-jents
and
was
In
deadly
form
on
men
go
to
the
firing
mounds
Thurs-1
the
greens.
day
for
the
shooting
of
the
first.
stage
of
the
classic.
The
leading!
Harold
ATllng.
35,
wai
killed
In-
150
will
enter
the
final
stage
Satt.stantly
when
struck
by
lightning
on
Birmingham's
municipal
golf
links.
Ayllng
was
with
three
companions
on
an
open
part
ot
the
links.
Tetratema.
son
ot
the
Tetrarrh.'
who
atamped
so
many
winners.'
among
them
Mr.
Jinks
and
Royal
Minstrel,
with
his
characteristic
grey
coat,
died
In
his
sUble
In(
Leicester,
England
recently.
Edmonton
Wins
In
First
Game
EDMONTON,
Aug.
14:
(CP)
Edmonton
Clvls
defeated
Calgary
Broncs
by
a
score
of
5
to
2
Saturday
In
the
opening
game
of
the
Al-
,berta
senior
football
championship
final
series.
"Build
B.C.
Payrolls-
British
v
Columbia's
Good
Milk
if
One
reason
we
like
to
give
UV
tlsh
Columbia
credit,
It's
her
due.
British
Columbia
Is
cause
In
part
of
this
good
milk's
excellence.
What
makes
the
milk
of
this
pasture
so
good?
What
secret
holds
this
soil
and
I
climate?
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
TIMilCR
MLB
XI
mt
I
Beo)d
tender
will
t
received
by
th
MtalAter.
of
Lands
at
Victoria.
D.
C,
not
later
than
nun
on
the
20th
dar
of
Btiptlmtorr;
1M,
(or
th
jkurchano
U
licence
X2493S.
io
out
30.O8S.0O0
frt
of
ipruo.
cedar,
hemlock,
txilttm
on
'pru
of
Timber
Uetacrm
17
IP,
s?p
and
(7SP,
Johnnton
Crwt,
Rivera
Inlet,
Rinr
3,
.Oowt
Land
DUrtrtot.
;
,
fifteen
,fl5
Tr
wlU
bt
llowd
fqr
rtmovgj
ot
timber,
,
rurtner
partloulan
uf
th
Chtitf
For-'
tUr,
Victoria,
B.
o.
or
DUtrlct
Tor.
Wr,
PrliW4
Rupert,
B.C,
I
msl
ewe
1
its!
PAGE
TWO
THZ
DAILY
KIWI
Monday,
August
U
If
Your
Feet
Trouble
you
See
Us
We
Carry
a
Full
Range
of
Wizard
Arch
Supports
Foot
Appliances
For
Every
Foot
Ailment
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
National
Tennis
Championships
Doubles
Tourney
Gets
Under
Way
At
Chestnut
HUM
IS
APPLAUDED
BY
THE"CRITlcs'
lt$
irv
ihM
Tlar
TiMt"
li
Ufa
ef
ttl
tl
kiti,
tklUtUf
Uniri
i
"urruJ,
to
k
Vint
ifrt
laoodttni.
Tni
joar
tout
n4
y
uTi
U
rM.
1L
UV1C
ML,
KL
-Si
is
on.
h
on.'
CANADIAN
RYE
would
be
forced
to
forfeit
his
.cup,
won
by
Canada
last
year,
was'
28-year
old
Mabel
Bujnet
has
de-
tn
an
office,
,
WHISKY
'330
itiu
advertisement
U
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
oi
BritUh
Columbti.
lightweight
title
and
oeiend
tne
t
recapturea
Dy
tne
mouier
country.
Aitnougn
he
naa
come
nearly
finite
Ideas
on
what
part
beauty
"But
too
much
at?f
welterweight
crown
instead
against
last
month.
Beauty
Handicaps
Brains
In
Office
Pretty
Secretary
Has
Her
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Ideas
About
Beauty
In
llutlncs
the
Works
Progress
Adz
offices
here
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cart
be
a
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she
said.
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think
anybody
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ful
cant
possibly
be
,:.
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there
are
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plays
In
a
business
office.
pea
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la
detrtmrv
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fair-skinned,
suit-voiced
brun-
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main
thin
m
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with
hasel
eyes,
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Sugnet
want
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Intelligent
nr.
divides
her
time
between
admin-
people."
the
smar'
t
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and
secretarial
work
In
secretary
said.
no
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LAKES,
N.
J.,
Aug.
14.
Rule
AssocUtlon
with
nothing
to
the
Birmingham
Football
League.
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as
one
of
the
six
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The
Morning
After
Taking
Carters
Uttle
LverPilh
MacKenzies
Furniture
AUGUST
FURNITURE
SALE
BEDROOM
DRKSSERS-Round
and
oval
mirrors,
watertaa
design,
oriental
walnut
facing
with
beauUful
matched
ooi
Thrse
will
probably
match
your
sulte'and
they
COQ
75
arc
sold
at
a
bargain.
Sale
Price
?tUiv
rhone
775
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
pkg.
For
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d'ocuvrc
.
One
Package
8erve.s
Four
People
Kepi
for
Weeks
In
Refrigerator
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prince
Rupert
f
Q
British
ClumH
TIIK
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
COMPANY
OF
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LIMITED
TRAIL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Manufacturers
of
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Chemical
Fertilizer
Ammonium
Phosphates,
Sulphate
of
Ammonia,
Soperphw
phates,
Complete
Fertilizers
Producers
&
Refiners
of
Tadanac
Brand
Metals
Gold,
Sliver,
Lead.
Zinc,
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