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Wednesday,
July
14,
1D37
IMMIGRATION
TO
CANADA
During
the
past
year
mere
lias
oeen
a
certain
amount
of
immigration
into
Canada,
chiefly
of
people
With
money
I
who
have
purchased
farms.
Some
.Swiss,
"people
bought'
farms
at
or
near
smithers
and
are
said
to
oe
very
desir-ame
seiners.
.
,,
.
,
While
these
people
from
Central
Europe
are
coming
to;
Canada,
Britisn
people
are
not
encouraged
'to
come,
fe't
there
are
sections
01
Britain
Where
the
local
people
are
prepared
to
aid
farmers
to
go
to
Canada
and
there
is
a
strong
feeling
in
some
sections
of
Canada
that
the
govern-
GIANTS
WIN
OVER
PHILS
But
Half
a
Game
Now
Separates
New
Yorkers
from
Chicago
In
National
League
Standing
PHILADELPHIA,
July
14;
(CP)
The
New
York
Giants
scored
a
close
victory
over
the
Phillies
in
a
heavy-hitting
game
here
yesterday
to
move
into
with
in
half
a
game
of
the
Chicago
Cubs
for
leadership
of
the
Na
tional
League.
In
the
only
othei
National
League
game
played
yes
terday,
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
had
.
tight
win
over
the
Boston
Bees
JQj-g
ft
in
a
piicnnig
uaiue
su
liuuciw
Field.
Only
one
game
was
played
in
the
American
League
yesterday,
:
the
Cleveland
Indians
eking
oitl
a
close
victory
over
the
White
box
at
Chicago,
the
latter,
as
a
result,
dropped
inlo
fourth
place
'below
the
idle
Boston
lied
Sox.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League
Boston,
1;
Brooklyn.
2.
American
League
Cleveland,
2;
Chicago,
1.
Other
games
were
rained
out.
Westview
Defeats
Acropolis
In
Initial
Game
Between
Play-
!
COTTON
IS
The
following
matches
toofc
nlace
last
night
in
the
Canadian'
National
Recreation
Association
New
York,
11;
Philadelphia,
10.
Tennis
Club
annual
tournament:
Gyro
Basketball
League
Opens
t
Mrs.
F.
M.
Davis
and
Miss
El-
i
sie
Davis
defeated
Mrs.
L.
Blitch
'and
Miss
Annie
Kach,
4-G,
G-4,
0-7.
j
Joe
Scott
and
Don
Bltfke
defeated
Elvin
Johnson
and
Roy
I
Summers,
G-3,
3-0,
8-G.
i
R.
Morrison
defeated
W.
Blitch.
G-4,
G-l.
Don
Blake
defeated
Sam
Joy,
;G-1.
G-l.
Ground
Teams
;
H.
T.
Cross
won
over
W.
H.!
The
opening
game
of
the
Gyro
Murray
22
to
13
last
evening
in
Playgrounds
Basketball
Leagiu.
a
second
round
game
ot
the
Can-'
was
played
in
the
Exhibition
adian
National
Recreation
Asso-Hall
last
night
with
Acropolis
ciation
Lawn
Bowling
League's
losing
to
Westview
17
to
15.
Out-
single-handed
competition.
standing
players
for
Westview
were
Brown
and
Fitch
and
for
Acropolis,
Montesano
and
O'Neill.
High
average
sCorers
for
the
eve
ning
were
Montesano
and
Fitch
mem
snouiu
tane
tne
initial
step
toward
encouraging
lint-.with
14
and
8
respectively.
Main
isn
people
wno
wish
to
farm
to
come
to
Canada
and
take
up
or
purchase
land.
While
we
have
not,
as
a
general
principle,
any
use
for
settlement
schemes
which
dump
people
"from
any
country
into
Canada,
We
do
think
there
could
be
a
gradual
absorption
of
British
residents
who
have
money
or
farming
experience
to
help
develop
the
unoccupied
lands
in
this
country.
We
do
not
think
we
should
confine
our
efforts
to
the
British
but
we
think
Britain
would
be
the
place'
to
make
a
firs;
move
toward
securing
settlers.
SINGLE-HANDED
HOWLING
Vandinks
Win
Soccer
Game
St.
Andrew's
j
Cathedral
I
S.S.
Picnic
j
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Sunday
'School
picnic
was
held
at
Digby
Island
yesterday
and
was
an
en-
-v
-i
tlf
joyable
outing.
Transportation
111
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V
V
I
n
rt
was
by
the
Armour
Salvage
com-UUL1
1V
pany's
sen-ice
boat
Pachena.
j
.
.
ZZ
ttuiji
Races
resulted
as
follows:
n.
Me
4
-
United
I
Defeats
Denny
J
a
uhder-Donna
fiurvich.
States
for
Unofficial
World's
,
James.
,
Sheppard.
Steve
Champ.onsh.p
j
George
Furniotis.
,
,,.,!
'Girls
'G-8-p-Anna
Sunberg,
Pat
WALTON
HEATH,
England,
July
cWlliams,
Euene
pnVHkis.
!
14:
Canadian
Prss)-Heiiry
Cot-
B(yg
-c.8;Pat
c.urvich,
Hari
ton,
British
Open
golf
'chairiplon.
firuce
Carter.
.
yesterday
defeated
Denny
Shute,,
Girls
8-10-Mary
Margaret
Bul-Onlted
States
professional
cham-!
Victoria
:Lewis,
Irene
Nor
plon,
six
and
five
in
a
seventy-two
jj,
I
aole
match
for
a
purse
of
$2500
and
j
I'
g.lo
Jack
Kolkovitch,'
cne
unomciai
worm
cnampionsmp.ji
Sheprfrd,
Jitrimie
Ladicos.
The
purse
was
split
$2000
to
winner
and
$500
to
the
loser.
the
Tennis
Tourney
Canadian
National
Ilec'reatlon
Association
Tournament
Continues
Boys
10-12
Hemsby
King,
John
Denning,
Olof
Hanson.
!
'
Girls
10-U4
Messina
Pavlikis,
Reiduan
Kildall,
Marian
Shep-
i
pard.
'
Boys
12-14
Billy
Hunter,
George
Baker,
Harold
Nordon.
Girls
14-lGEva
Chandler.
Nor-ma
Smith.
Consolation
Hares
Girls
10
and
under
Levua
Batt,
Amelia
Pavlikis,
Elizabeth
hadicos.
I
Bovs
10
and
under
Frank
James,
Howard
Walh.
Girls
10-14
Faith
King,
Mar
rgaret
smith.
Boys
10-14
Boyo
Gurvich,
Nick
Pavlikis,
Harry
Hamilton.
Three
lagged
Races
'
Girls
Margaret
Smith
and
Reidun
Kildall,
Eva
Chandler
and
Bessie
Chandler.
1
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Wednesday,
July
14,
l637
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j
WAR
IN
ORIENT
It
looks
as
if
there
might
be
a
serious
war
in
the'Orient
unless
something
happens
to
stop
it
immediately.
The
situation
is
a
difficult
one
because
both
nations
concerned
seem
to
be
spoiling
for
a
fight.
China
has
been
concen
trating
her
forces
of
late
and,
doubtless,
Japan
thinks
the'
present
is
the
best
time
to
try
to
smash
her
army
before
it
gets
too
strong.
We
have
all
become
so
used
to
China
being
beaten
that
we
can
hardly
realize
that
she
might
hold
her
own
against
anv
enemy,
even
against
the
ferocious
little
Japanese
sol
diers.
The
fatalism
of
the
Japanese
is
stronclv
in
favor
of
Japan.
They
do
not
know
when
they
are
beaten
and
have
never
vet
had
"to
retreat
from
an
enemy.
On
the
other
hdnd
China
is
fighting
against
an
invader
and
a
new
spirit
'has
come
over
the
peonle
of
that
country.
Evidently
'she
has
been
holding
back
until
she
might
concentrate
her
forces
and
make
a
strenuous
effort
to
drive
the
Japanese
out
of
her
country.
If
fighting
continues;
it
wiU
be
very
interesting
to
watch
the
outcome
of
the
War.
There
is
also
a
possibility
that
Russia
might
think
this
an
opportune
time
to
press
her
western
enemy
just
at
a
time
when
they
are
occupied
with
the
Chinese.
There
have'
been
-skirmishes
on
the
frontier
and
it
would
not
be
sur-1
Mv.:n:
:r
i,
i.i
it.
1
1
1
i.
n.
t.
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on
that
iront.
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something
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sell,
a
classified
advertisenient
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know,
if
there
is
a
buyer
in
the
city.
was
sent
to
the
showers
atttr
seven
minutes
of
play
of
'the
second
half.
1
The
teams
were:
Ion.
Total.
15.
Referee,
I).
Montesano.
Timekeeper,
Fred
Soles.
Scorekeepers
D.
Clarke
John
Grimsson.
SPORT
Defeated
Navy
by
Score
of
4
to
1
Last
Night
in
Gulhuly
Cup
Series
Westview
Fitch
8;
Brown
5;
Vandinks
defeated
Royal
Crtri-Blain
2;
Currie
2;
Scherk,
Bar-
adian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
ber.
Total,
17.
bv
a
of
A
tn
1
in
th
Gil.
Acropolis
Montesano
14;
O'-
huly
Cup
football
series
last
Neill
1:
Bussanich:
Smith:
Hou.-
nitrht.
Sen,
at
hnlf
tlmu
wn
9
to
nil.
Scorers
for
Vandinks
wert
.Claire
St.
Dennis,
J.
Dennis,
Fer
guson
and
St.
Dennis.
Sammj
and
Currie
made
the
sole
counter
foi
the
Naval
R
e
s
e
r
v
e.
Georgt
Dawes
was
referee.
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Among
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TJoys
Bobby
Carr
and
Haro'd
Nordon.
George
Baker
and
Fred
Lewis,
Jack
Macey
and
Hemsby
Kin.
Ladies'
rade
Mrs.
E.
Bat,i
Olive
Evi'tt,
Nancy
Dawes.
Those
assisting
were
Mrs.
P.
V.
Evitt,
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox.
Mrs.
O.
Smith,
Mrs.
J.
II.
Nordon,
Mr.
J.
Batt,
Mrs.
J,
B.
Gibson,
Mins
Isabel
Brannan,
Miss
Edith
Smith,
Miss
Olive
Evitt.
Dean
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