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Wednesday,
June
22,
1938.
THE
EUROPEAN
SITUATION
If
yesterday's
dispatches
are
true
that
the
nations
of
the
Spanish
non-intervention
committee
have
agreed
on
the
mam
features
of
the
revised
British
plan,
for
evacuation
of
volunteers
with
Russia
also
in
accord,
the
Euro
pean
picture
it,
indeed,
a.
good
deal
brighter
brighter
than
it
has
been
in
many
a
long
month.
Not
only
will
the
chances
of
ah
early
restoration
of
peace
in
Spain
be
much
better
but
it
is
possible
that
common
ground
may
have
been
reached
on
which
to
deal
with
other
international
troubles
that
are
agitating
the
world
today,
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
News
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing-the
ame
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
It
is
the
only
paper
north
of
Vancouver
and
west
of
Edmonton
holding
membership
in
these
organizations.
MERCHANTS
Field
Day
For
FOR
FINAL
i1
Being
Defeated
Canadian
Legion
and
Will:
Meet
Navy
on
Dominion
Day
SEASON.
SCORING
SUMMARY
Bryant,
6.
Smith,
Navy,.
5.
Vink,
Merchants
5.
Howe,
Legion,
4.
II.
Dickens,
Legion,
3.
Ferguson,.
Merchants,
3.
Smith,
Merchants,
3.
Campbell,
Legion,
2.
.Morgan,
Navy,
2.
Simundsen;
Legion,
2.
Cameron,
Merchants,
2.
Armstrong,
Navy,
l
$
Holkestad,
Merchants,',
1.
u..
"
Gillis,
Merchants,
1.
O'Neil,
Navy,
1.
?.r
Vance,
Legion,
L
McMeekin,
Navy,
1.
Christison,
Navy,
1.
;
Last
night's
match
in
th-
Dor
inion
Day
Football
Cup
series
ance
of
spectators
who
watched
a
fine
game.
Held
lomorrow
Miss
Phyllis
M
Taylor,
has
organ-.
lzed
a
sports
day
for
children
of'
Grade
Four
at
Borden
Street'Schooll
to
be-
held
tomorrow
afternoon
atj
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds.
The1
sports,
will
be
competlve
but
the
children
will
run
for
points-Instead
of
prizes,
total
points
deciding
the
team
championship.
Rev.
Roy
Durnford
of
Seal
Cove
will
act
as
starter
with
Mr.
Lowrie
and
Miss
Pamphllon
as
Judges.
i
The
events
and
entrants
will
be
I
suited
In
a
win
for
the
Merchants
I
Girls'
flat
race,
over
10
.over
the
Canadian
Legion
by
twbIris
Edlund,
Katherlne
Paul,
Leona
'goais
to
one
ana,
as-B,resun,
me
oaiw,
owicuo,
uum)
amu,
Royal
Canadian
Naval
"Volunteer
Boys'
nat
race,
under
10
years:
Reserve
and
the
Merchants
will
Charles
Currie,
Harry
Nishlkaze.
contest
the
final
for
the
trophy
on
'
Walter
Longwill,
George
Kadowaki,
July
1.
There
was
a
good
attend-1
Frank
James.
Girls
ilat
race,
under
10
years:
Heat
E
Eleanor
Barber,
Audrey
The
Legion-
had
the
better
of
the
Caraven,
Elizabeth
Ladlcos,
Bev-openlng
period
but
there
was
a
sad
erley
Barry,
Margaret
Martensen.
absence,
of
shooting.
Simundsen
Heat
2
Evelyn
McNabb,
Brenol
took
a
couple
of
corners
well
but
Sorenson,
Jean
MacAfee,
Mavis
Gomez
cleared.
Merchants
broke
Thal'n,
Leonora
Raabe.
away
and
Vink
shot
past
while
Final
Boys'
flat
race,
over
10
Smith
was
too
high.
Howe
missed
years,
several
good
chances.
Then,
from
Boys'
sack
race:
Heat
1
Earl
Cameron's
corner
kick.
Bill
Mur-;
Lessard,
Charles
Currie,
Walter
ray
turned
the
ball
past
his
own
Longwill,
James
Ladlcos,
Donald
(
goalie
to
give
the
Merchants
the'llartwlg.
Heat
2
Marven
Caraven,
lead.
'
George
Kadowaki,
Harry
NLshlkaze,
'
The
second
half
found
the
Mer-
'
Frank
James,
Oscar
Steinberg.
chants
having
the
better
of
the
Girls'
sack
race:
Eleanor
Barber,
game.
O
Neul
snot
over
ana
later
Mavis
mam,
ueveney
iiarry,
ins
hit
the
crossbar.
Vance
did
well
to
Edlund,
Mary
Alexcee,
Evelyn
Mc-
save
a
high
snot
ana
men
vmn.aou.
ii
uie
nnusn
pian
is
accepieu
as
a
oasis
of
agreement
iure;
currie
cjr.,
U
to
Snaill.
It
Wl
.
indeed,
he
a
o-rent
trinmnV,
McKay;
aimunosen,
,
j
w
wmv
tWUIII
III
1UI
...
.
,S,:l.
u;.
l
I
"owe,
Dcnens,
WJUUll
I1UH
Ilt-L'Il
castigated
and
scoffed
at
so
much
of
late.
A
man
of
less
courage
and
less
perspective
might
have
weakened
long
ere
this
and
there
have
been
days
of
late
when
weakening
might
have
meant
serious
consequences
even
so
terrible
a
consequence
as
embroiling
the
whole
world
in
war.
There
have
been
those
who
predicted
that
subsequent
events
would
justify
Chamberlain's
course.
Possibly,
we
may
find
put
sooner
than
we
expected
that
his
course
was
the
right
one..
If
the
other
nations
even
Russia
come
to
agree
with
his
plan,
where
is
the
foundation
of
real
criticism?
Some
day
a
savior
is
going
to
be
found
for
this
perplexed
old
world
with
all
its
sores.
By
any
means
might
this
savior
be
the
calm,
unperturbed,
patient
longsuf
fer-ing
Chamberlain?
A
SHOWDOWN
As
Premier
Pattullo
says,
it
appears
that
there
must
be,
a
showdown
without
much
further.
delay
in
regard
to
who
is
going
to
accept
the
responsibility
for
single
unemployed
who
drift
into
British
Columbia.
We
have
expressed'
our
belief
before
this
that
they
are
a
federal
responsibility
and
we
feel
this
is
the
general
belief
in
regard
to
them.
It
seems
to
us
that
there
is
no
good
reason,
for
Ottawa
continuing
to
pass
them
on
to
Victoria,
Campbell,
Comadina.
j
Merchants
Krause;
Parsons,
F.
Gomez;
Veltch,
Ferguson,
Gillis;
Cameron,
O'NeihV
Smith,
Vink,
D.
Gomez.
s
LinesmentP.
Doherty
and,
W
1
Oomess.
'
Vance
did
well
In
goal
for
Legion
and
W.
Murray
and
Jitn
Currie
were
safe
backs.
Murray
was
unlucky
to
score
against
his
own
team.
and
also
to
miss
a
penalty
but
he
played
a
good
game.
McKay
was
th-
best
of
the
Legion
halves
wlthvSJr'
rle
showing
clever
touchJrFor-ward
the
line
was
InettecUvjfmete
was
little
combination
andnot
a
decent
shot
to
test
.Krause:
Parsons
and
Gomez
played
their
usual
strong
game,
for
Merchants.
Parsons
had
stopped
the
ball
with
his
body
but,
as
it
was'gettlng
away
from
him,
he
handled
It.
The"
halves
still
do
too
much
heavy;
kicking.
The
forwards
are
fast
and
clever
but
get
offside
too
much.j
Cameron,
Smith
and
Gomez
were)
all
good
and
O'Neill
turned
in
an
excellent
performance
for
his
first
match
with
his
new
team,
!
The
referee
might
very
easily
i
have
ordered
Murray
to
retake
the
Ever
since
unemployment
and
relief
has
become'
cren-
penalty
kick
for
Krause
did
not
eral
in
Canada,
there
is
no
doubt
that
British
Columbia
remaln
stationary
on
the
line
after
has
been
burdened
with
more
than
its
share.
If
Ottawa
(
thistle
was
blown.
Fortunately
does
not-wislUo
take
care
of
the
interprovinci
useu,
ii.
seems
mat
me
ieuerai
aumoriiy
snouiu
at
least
co-operate
in
endeavouring
to
place
the
responsibility
where
it
belongs
instead
of
foisting
it
on
to
British
Columbia
just
because
this
coast
happens
to
be-
the
most
pleasant
place
in
the
Dominion
in
which
to
idle
away
the
time.
the
ball
was
kicked.
Players
should
remember
that
no
one
but
the
taker
of
the
penalty
kick
may
be
Inside
the
penalty
area
until
the
ball
has
been
kicked.
They
may
not
go
In
as
soon
as
the
whistle
Is
blown,
DOWN
TO
BUSINESS
IIUDDERSFIELD,
Eng.,
June
22:
(CP)
Joe
Hulme,
Huddersfield
Town,
Arsenal
and
England
foot-i
ball
player,
has
given
up
soccerl
for
a
business
career.
He
still
plays
i
cricket
for
Middlesex
in
the
sum-1
mer;
i
TUNNEY
IS
FOR
LOUIS
Jack
Johnson
However,
Likes
Srhmeliiig
Brown-
Bomber
Is
Favorite
NEW
YORK,
June
22:
Gene
Tunney,
one
former
world's
heavy
weight
boxing
champion,
favors
Joe
Louis,
the
present
champion
to
retain
his
title
against
Mix
Schmellng;
the
former
champion,
tonight.
Jack
Johnson,
another
formei
champion,
likes
Max
Schmellng
to
win
back
the
crown.
Louis
is
still
a
slight
favorite
ii
hnt
tna
in
.1
If
Schmellng,
who
is
thirty-two
77
tT
,
,
'T
Paee.
should
defeat
Louis.
r
Heat
1-Earl
Lessard,
Marvin
Car-'
VhAoi
,
h
fh
ftt
hM.
f
.
t7
"';
'Pyelght
champion
ever
to
regain
p
:
.
.
r
i
'
1
-
J
'
'
o-
oward
Melo,
Masa
Hamasak
Donald
Hartwgil.rft---.',
iff
Lewis
weighed
in
at
198
pounds
for
the
fifteen-round,
bout
ces
Heavenof,
Katherlne
Paul.
Heat
2
Ann
Stevens,
Mary
Alexcee,
Iris
Edlund;
Donald
Hartwlg.
Skipping
race,
under
10
years:
Heat
1
Jean
;MacAfee;
Eleanor
Barber,
Elizabeth,
Ladlcos,
Mavis
Thaln.
HeatV2Leonora
Rabbe,
Margaret
Martenserff
Brenol
Sorenson,
Evelyn
McNabb.
Final
Skipping
race,
over
10
years.
Final
Skipping
race,
under
10
years.
Boys'
three-legged
race:
Harryi
Nlshlkaze
and
George
Kadowaki,
James
Ladlcos
and
Donald
Hartwlg,
Marven
Caraven
and
Earl
Lessard,
Masa
Hamasakl
and
Frank
James,
Howard
Melo
and
Charles
Currie
Girls'
three-legged
Race:
Mavis
Thaln
and
Jean
McAfee,
Beverley
Barry
and
Ann
Stevens,
Leona
Batt
and
Evelyn
McNabb,
Frances
Heav-
missed
a
erand
chance.
Howe
at
Final
Boys
sack
race.
enor
and
Elean6r
Barber-
Elizabeth
last
got;
through
and-scored-'Iroman,
Boys'
hoop
race:
Heat
I
Earli
Ladlcos
and
Iris
Edlund;
Margaret
fhto
nnolA
in.imArnn
1
LftSsard.
James
Thflmnson.
ChnrlPS
MartpnwMV
nnrt
Ifnthorfno
Puil
UlUIUdH
4
i
I
jy.v
V.
MV(
vm
v.
m-
v
'
1"
-j
vsaw
UUI.
tested
Vance
who
saved
but
later.
Currie,
James
Ladicos.
Heat
2
j
Brenol
Sorenson
and
Mary
Alexcee.
a
low
shot
from
Cameron'beat
him
'Donald
Hartwlg.
Bruce
Nesbitt,;
Team
relay
race,
boys:
red
team
to
give
the
Merchants
the
lead.
i
Frank
James,
Marvin
Caraven,!
Donald
Hartwlg.
Earl
Lessard,
Vink
missed
a
chance
to
Increase
'
Howard
Melo.
I
James
Ladiccs,
Masa.
Hnmosaki,
I
the
lead
and
then
Legion
pressed'
Final
Girls'
flat
race,
under
10;
Green
team
Charles
Currie.
Law-
strongly
for
Murray
to
head
just
years;
j
rence
Hanklnsoni.James
Thompson,
wide
of
the
upright.
From
a
pen-;
Girls'
hoop
race:
Elizabeth
Ladl-:
George
Kadowaki.
alty,
Murray
shot
wide.
Merchants
cos,
Ann
Stevens,
Mary
Alexcee,'
Team
relay
race,
girls:
blue
team
had
the
best
of
the
closing
mln-'
Eleanor
Barber.
'
Lecna
Batt,
Jean
McAfee;
Evelyn
utes
but
failed
to
add
to
the
score.
Final
Boys'
hoop
race.
McNabb,
Eleanor
Barber;
Yellow
J.
S.
Wilson
refereed.
(
Skipping
race,
over
10
years:
Heat
team
Iris
Edlund,
Elizabeth
Ladl-
Teams
were:
1
1
Emmy
Schlld,
Leona
Batt,
Fran-
cos,
Ann
Stevens,
Leonora
Raabe.
Legion
Vance:
W.
Murray,
J.
-
Sam
Currie,
"
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and
McMeekin
Last
Night
In
postponed
play
last
night
In
the
Canadian
National'
Recreation
Association's
Lawn
Bowling
League,
results
were
as
follows:
'
D.
O.
Borland
rink,
20;
Angus
i
r
.Ink
1
A
ich
takes
place
In
Yankee
Stadl-1
-
,
Jear
Mim.
Schmellne
scaled
193
nounds.
Thomas
McMeekin,
23;
D.
A,
Mc
Phee.
22.
BASEBALL
SCORES
American
League
,
Washington,
7;
Chicago,
0.
Boston,
8-4;
Detroit,
3-5.
Philadelphia,
2;
St
Louis,
5.
New
York,
5;
Cleveland,
10.
National
League
Cincinnati,
6;
New
York,
2.
St.
Louis.
1;
Boston,
3:
Chicago,
4:
Philadelphia,
3.
Pittsburg.
9:
Brooklyn,
3,
MM
Wednesday
june
PA01
TWO
TEH
DAILT
NEWS
Hjj,
Men
We
carry
a
complete
line
of
working
boots
in
all
grades.
Heavy,
medium
and
light
panco
or
leather
soles.
Priced
from
"i
Women
Go
Out
For
Polo
Cup
Precedent
Set
by
Enslish
Women
In
Kietit
of
Sport
WAKE
UP
YOUR
LIVER
BILE-
.
And
Youll
Jump
Out
of
Btd
U
T
IWir
tboald
pour
oot
two
,
I.
t
Bowtn,
f
Mrtjr.
Tour
loot
,
,4.
k4m
w
into
th.
bodj.
d
,7?
t
nnra
in..
!
iPPlAn-
"1
LV
uwnwv..,
-
-
-
-
-
-
nrt
sown
moTMnrnldnna
tlw,n,
other
precedent
is
being
established,
oiwI"rr?tWiKySlS'
by
Englishwomen
m
me
ueia
oi,
sport.
For
once
la
the
history
of
.
polo
a
woman's'
championship
is
to
be
held
thti
year
at
Hurllnsliam
during
a
special
ladles
week
in
Juy.
Lady
Margaret
Drummond
Hay
will
lead
the
Feme
team.
Other
well
known
polo-playing
women
will
take
part,
among
them
Lady
Prjs-cilia
Wllloughby
and
Miss
Bat'll-vala,
an
Indian
who
practises,
as
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