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ANOTHER
PEACE
EFFORT
Another
peace
effort
is
hefn
86
9
.50
3.00
9.00
.02
.25
Friday,
June
3,
1938.
with
a
view
to
ending
the
trouble
in
Spain,
Overtures
are
.,is
iu
me
useless
KiJJmg
that
is
goine
on
between
the
defensive
rmvprnmonf
f..r,
,
ing
Fascists.
Bv
makVhV
NAVY
HAS
FIRST
WIN
Defeated
Canadian
Legion
4
to
3
in
Football
STIIAKT
SHIELD
STANDING
W
1)
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APts
Canadian
I.eeion
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Merchants
1
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7
5
3
SEASON
SCORING
SUMMARY
Prjaut,
Navy,
5.
H.
Dickens,
Legion,
3.
Y'ink,
Merchants,
2.
Ferguson,
Merchants,
2.
Campbell,
Legion,
2.
Howe,
Xegion,
2.
Morgan,
Navy,
2.
Smith,
Navy,
1.
Armstrong,
Navy,
1.
Holkestad,
Merchants,
1.
Gillis,
Merchants,
1.
Smith,
Merchants,
1.
O'Neil,
Navy,
1.
Vance,
Legion,
1.
Simundsen,
Legion,
1.
In
another
closely
foueht
good
crowd
of
spectators
watched
P.v,Vlof
l
:Z
J
.a.
,
t0
save.
Th
LeKion
was
luckv
whpn
l
JAPAN
.1A!t!l?ufih
JaPan
has
made
&reat
efforts
to
placate
tt
United
Mates
on
various
occasions,
there
are
still
points
afJKue
-etween
the
two
countries
and
there
is
still
pos-Flbility
of
trouble
unless
Japan
'takes
a
less
autocratic
view
of
her
position
in
China.
There
are
certain
international
rights
which
cannot
be
ignored
and
Japan
has
on
more
than
one
occasion
ridden
roughshod
over
all
foreitm
rights.
.
HAS
JUSTIFIED
ITSELF
,
The
establishment
of
the
local
sampling
plant
has
been
fully
justified
by
the
work
it
had
done,
according
to
Hon,
W.
J.
Asselstine,
minister
of
mines.
He
was
very
pleased
with
the
result
and
complimented
Dr..
J,
T.
Mandy
on
the
work
he
had
done
in
connection
with
making
it
a
success,
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
the
prospectors
and
miners
throughout
the
district
will
take
full
advantage
of
the
facilities
offered
by
this
plant.
.
'
.
25
for
25
and
Pocket
tins
of
fifty
V"'
PLAIN
OB
CORK
TIP
A
V
V
THE
DAILY
NEWS
AIYANSH
"reenvme
3
to
i
io
i.
Alyansh
also
DID
WELL
c(
on
Xht
.
In.
1
Ih
"!
tFw
ft
rvrnr
.
ahead
with
a
fine
shot,
The
Legion
pressed
but
could
not
beat
a
defend
In
which
Morgan
shone
and
then
Bryant
added
a
fourth.
Finally,
the
Legion
added
a
third
through
Howe
and
tried
hard
for
an
equalizer
that
did
not
come.
j
Teams:
I
H.O.N.V.R.
Morgan:
Eby.
Ron-
laldsj
Eastman,
Davies,
Christian;
O'Neill,
Armstrong,
Bryant,
Smith,
T.
McMeekln.
llest
Goalkeeper
tackled
well
though
he
overkicks
to
his
forwards.
Eastman
and
Christ-'
Meekln
the
best.
OUL
ipp
than
that
M
thp
T.palnn
I
nil
RUPnrt
Sfn'r
fU
eame
in
goal
and
had
no
chance!
IfjT
J
,Ca"adian
with
the
shots
that
scored.
Currie
r.
frZ
ly
U
u
a5l,nie"1
and
McKay
did
well
although
they
?
Legion
by
were
a
llttle
shaky
under
pressure.
Krl
m
hSnVerlaMd
TaS
JUSt
Mrray
as
good
at
centre
half
and
W
about
t
that
much
the
hpt
ter
tpm
a
.
.
"
.
.
a
...j
,
'
..
.
.
.
acnerk
turned
m
anotner
good
;
game,
aimunasen
piayea
nara.
I
I
.,
H
lrS
"vr
JLrt
"owe
and
Campbell
'were
the
best
iNavv
forwards.
Dickens
played
cleverly
"a,j'-
u...'u
:
iu.
.
UUli
11UCW
mc
icau
01
mc
line
UUl
Play
went
from
end
to
end
with;0f
position
by
hanging
on
too
long,
both
forward
lines
threatening.!
,
had
l
j
4U
u
u
Navy
the
better
balanced
Then,
after
McKay's
miskick,
Brj
Jhe
ant
and
were
very
ast
on
the
balL
opened
the
scoring.
Morgan
"dealt
with
Dickens'
high
shot
com-
e
,Leelon
nft
bett!!:
team
Mf-M..
u-
.
and
less
squabbling.
The
dronDlne
"IPicnic
And
Sports
Held
At
Kitkatla
Softball
and
Football
Teams
Which
Visited
Tort
Simpson
Are
Honored
KITKATLA,
June
3.
In
honor
of
the
Excelsior
Club
Softball
and
football
teams
which
visited
Port
Navy
-
-
1
0-2
10
12
21
nnnftriiin
Tooinn-
Ripmnpf
J.
Slmnso..
for
the
Victoria
Day
Cele-
"iCurrTe,
McKay:
SImundsen,
W.
bratjon
last
week,
there
.was..
a
Murray,
Scherk;
Sinclair,
Dickens,
aborts
day
and
picnic
at
Kitkatla
Stnnfii
Onmnhpll
WnvuA
IftSt
last
Saturday
Saturday.
George
Ferguson
refereed.
i
In
a
football
game,
the
team
which
went
tQ
Port
Simpson
and
,won
the
cup
thero
for
Kitkatla
Morgan
Morgan
again
again
played
played
a
a
grand
grand
""
"
1
"7
11'
;ame.
He
it,
undoubtedly,
the
best
whlch
d.id
"IP
ta
s.,mPsn-
f.
Core.
,U1
1
me
wa?
a
lour:
gCalkeeoer
in
town.
Eby
and
Ron-
deadlock
and,
the
overtime
nw,
,
onnH
hv,
nnri
thp
nPw
during
halfback
line
was
sound.
Davies
the
cu?
!10ldf
rs
n
ad,dlt,on
al
goal
to
give
them
the
victory.
tan
made
a
very
successful
entry
BAoLBALL
bCORES
ward
line
was
always
dangerous
with
CVNeill,
Armstrong
and
Mc-'
The
line
was
bet-
American
League
Detroit,
4-2;
New
York.
5-5.
St.
Louis,
1;
Boston,
6.
Cleveland,
10:
Philadelphia,
5.
Chicago,
1;
Washington,
7.
National
League
New
York
at
Pittsburgh,
pos
poned,
rain.
Brooklyn,
11:
Cincinnati,
5.
Boston,
6;
Chicago,
2.
Philadelphia,
5;
St.
Louis,
12.
Baseball
Standings
missed
a
cross
and
later
Morean
.f
a
P1
might
be
the
best
thing,
Boston
19
14
'saved
Campbell's
shot.
Armstrong
8lon
manaeement
couia
ao.
Cincinnati
20
played
well
and,
following
O'Neill's
,
V
,
ainusDurg
18
centre.
.Smith
nut
the
n.iw
tn
lrlai-
St.
LouLi
JQ
goals
up.
Morgan
punched
out
af
Leacue
Fixtures
Ouestloneil
well-taken
corner
of
Dickens'
'.
Scherk
centred
a
beauty
that
Eby
fisted
away
and
Dickens
made
no
mistake
with
the
resulting
penalty
to
bring
the
score
to
two'
to
one
in
favor
of
he
sailors
at
half
time.
Murray
and
then
Vance
made
headway
and
Dickens
finished
a
run
with
a
grand
drive
that
Morgan
'
J
11118,1
govern-
turned
agr.lnst
the
crossbar
but
ment
is
takino-
thQ
HrQlT,;
i
,7
rTnHnnc
n"g
i
1,"lellg"t.
m.
Pce
of
the
totaletarian
Campbell
easily
put
the
rebound
nauons.
it
is
only
since
Britain
has
been
strengtheninp-l
trough
tb
tie
the
score.
Then,
at
ner
armaments
that
she
has
been
listened
to
with
1
the
other
end-Bremner
brought
off
ro
:
tlPCt
flnfl
hno
hfian
nKln
t-
w,U
I
.
,.
V
a
great
Save.
Howe
forrprt
Mnrwan
i
hu'c
iyu
iiicint:
"
"
er
nT
pnpo
to
t-
.
t
According
to
the
published
of
games
next
Tuesday's
Stuart
National
League
W
L
New
York
25
12
Chicago
24
16
Benefit
Shield
fixture
will
be
be-Cleveland
25
twefin
the
Canadian
I.pplftn
nnrf
thp
Hw
Vnrt
oi
f&l6
"Mild"
NAVY
CUT
CIGARETTES
19
18
2Q
Brooklyn
15
20
Philadelphia
11
23
American
League
13
15
17
Merchants.
This
will
mean
that
the
:
Washington
24
18
18
region
win
nave
played
four
games
Boston
21
in
Succession.
A
similar
situation
Detroit
:
19
exists
in
the
draw
of
the
Mobley
Philadelphia
15
Cup.
Last
night's
game
should
Chicago
....
12
have
been
between
the
Merchants
St.
Louis
w
n
and
the
Navy.
It
Is
not
too
late
29
21
20
25
now
to
rearrange
the
games.
The
;
game
for
next
Tuesday
should
be'
LONDON
HOLD
I'ltlCI
Between
UJe
WB
Merchants
iwercnams
and
and
the
tne
With
decks
awash
and
hatches
battened
down
H.M.S.
Warspite
"Now
into.it'
executing
a
difficult
manoeuvre
in
the
perfect
manner
traditional
to
British
seamanship.
This
determination
lo
do
the
difficult
thing
and
do
it
well
is
very
English.
It
maniJests
itself
too,
in
such
products
as
Player's
Cigarettes,
for
many
years
England
s
favourite
smoke.
Play,
er's
"MUd,"
made
in
Canada,
carry
on
the
same
splendid
tradition
of
cigarette
making
"It's
the
Tobacco
that
Counts."
Try
Player'j
"Mild"
,
.
.
you
will
like
their
fcnghsh
quality.
Cori
tips
if
you
wish.
Pet
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ater
(llSDOSltlon
t0
listen
a
centrP.
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nrpmnp,
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rolled
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Put
tne
rder
eas
LONDON,
June
3:
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si
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nun
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nanvi
Ain,irtM
v
xi
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,
riont
yo
fnknii
i-
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r
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i
,
to
reason
than
has
been
evident
for
ie
S
tearT
?T
T
ht.
TheTootban
The
tension
on
the
frontier
of
Germanv
Y.ll
IaT0
Armstrong
put
teams
accordingly.
Italy
is
responding
to
the
advances
of
her
new
ally
Pre-'
parationa
had
been
made
for
the
British
in
Berlin
to
leave'
tor
home
when
the
situation
eased
off
and
word
was
sent
that
they
might
remain
for
the
present
in
Germany.
!
Possibly
within
a
few
weeks
the
nations
will
settle
down
to
a
period
of
forgetfulness
of
war
and
devote
themselves
to
cultivating
better
relations
among
each
other,
j
HELIUM
AND
AIR
NAVIGATION.
V;
,
The
only
gas
that
can
be
used
with
safety
in
air
shins
is
helium
and
all
the
heltom
there
is
in
the
world
is
held
py
tne
United
States.
I
Germany
is
tb
foremost
country
developing
lighter
JJ
navigation
but
she
cannot
get
the
helium,
United
States
fears
that,
if
she
lets
Germany
have
a
supply
it
may
be
used
in
war.
It
would
enable
Germany
to
attack
the
United
States
from
the
air
in
case
the
two
countries
should
find
themselves
on
opposite
sides
in
a
world
conflict.
The
result
is
that,
for
the
present
at
least,
Ger-'
many
cannot
get
the.
helium
so
cannot
use
her
dirigible
.ships
f
ol'
passenger
purposes.
That
is
one
case
where
Germany
s
war
threats
are
injuring
her
commercial
life
U.S.
AND
r
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exe
caciuuxc
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once
was
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foom
team
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fine
ounce.
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a
tnad
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