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Thursday,
June
10,
1938.
CANADIAN
PENITENTIARIES
The
Archambault
Royal
Commis?ion,
in
making
its
report
on
Canadian
penitentiaries,
does
not
mince
matters
in
Diaming
tne
personal
administration
of
Maior
.General
xj.
iu.
unnunu,
me
presiuent
superintendent,
as
being
in
a
large
measure
responsible
for
internal
troubles
that
have
occurred
in
the
penal
institutions
of
the'
Dominion
since
his
appointment.
It
is
to
be
expected
that
he
will
be
re-
moved
as
recommended
by
the
Commission.
i
Apart
from
the
personal
aspects
of
the
Commission's'
report,
some
important
recommendations
as
to
penitentiary
administration
in
the
country
are
made
by
the
Commission.
Some
of
these
deal
with
the
form
of
administration
while
one
of
the
most
interesting
is
tw
wIupV.
advocates
the
centralization
of
all
penal
institutions
under
federal
control.
With
handling
of
crime
generally
a
federal
matter,
this
would
appear
to
e
a
logical
step
to
take
and
one
which
will
probably
be.
implemented.
It
would
relieve
the
provinces
of
a
responsibility
and
expense
which
naturally
should
be
in
federal
hands.
Sixty-five
per
cent
of
women
college
tfnul
nates
remain
unmarried.
A
clever
lass
will
conceal
her
mental
superiority
until
it
is
loo
late.
ABBRIIART
SLAPPED
AGAIN
Two
acts
of
the
Alberta
Legislature
that
is,
of
the
Aherhart
government
have
been
disallowed
by
the
federal
government.
Outside
of
the
province
of
Al'berta,
the
two
measures
the
Home
Owners'
Security
Act
and
the
Securities
Tax
Act
are
of
little
significance.
Nevertheless,
the
disallowance
of
more
Aberhart
legislation
by
the
federal
authority
is
of
general
interest.
From
a
political
standpoint,
it
is
difficult
to
say
whether
this
federal
disallowance
will
hurt
or
help
the
Ai-berta
Premier
when
he
goes
to
the
people.
He
will
cam
paign
on
the
cry
of
persecution
from
Ottawa
and
may
easily
develop
a
heavy
protest
vote
just
such
a
vote
as
placed
him
in
office
at
the
last
election.
Federal
disallow
ance
may,
therefore,
have
its
repercussion
in
a
political
way.
The
words
of
an
ancient
Japanese
spokesman
re-echo
through
modern
history:
"We
must
make
the
world
our
Dominion
and
Japan
shall
be
its
capital."
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WItTMINITM
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
nor
by
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
Johnny
Vander
Meer,
Cincinnati
!
The
Dominion
mortals
last
night
wnen
he
pitched
his
second
consecutive
no-hit
no-
irun
game
as
the
Reds
defeated
the,
'Brooklyn
Dodgers
at
Ebbetts
Field
iby
a
score
of
six
to
nothing.
There
have
been
others,
including
the
great
Christy
Mathewson,
to
pitch
Itwo
no-hit
no-run
games
but
nevei
before
has
it
been
done
in
consecutive
games
so
this
is
a
new
Vander
Meer
had
pitched
such
a
game
against
the
Boston
Bees.
The
lyoung
left
,hander
was
the
epitome
of.cqntrol
until
the
ninth
when
he
showed
signs
of
wlldness
and
filled
the
bases
with
three
walks.
There
was
a
move
to
take
him
out
but
the
crowd
demanded
that
he
be
given
the
chance
to
make
another
no-hltter.
Leo
Durocher
was
up
and
had
three
balls
and
two
strikes,
finally
popping
out
to
retire
the
side.
There
was
howling
excitement
and
the
crowds
surged
on
to
the
grounds
and
virtually
mobbed
Vander
Meer
with
admiration.
Incidentally
4t
was
the
first
night
Big
League
ball
game
ever
played
in
the
New
York
area.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores
were
as
follows:
American
League
New
York,
0;
Chicago,
4.
Philadelphia,
7;
Detroit.
6.
.Washington,
4;
Cleveland,
6.
Boston,
7:
St.
Louis,
4.
National
League
Pittsburg,
2;
New
York,
0.
Chicago,
0;
Boston,
2.
St.
Louis,
9;
Philadelphia,
7.
Cincinnati,
0;
Brooklyn,
0.
Baseball
Standings
Including
Yesterday's
Scores
National
League
W
New
York
32
Chicago
31
Cincinnati
20
Pittsburg
25
Boston
23
v
St.
Louis
22
Brooklyn
21
Philadelphia
12
American
League
Cleveland
..
..
30
New
York
20
Boston
28
Washington
28
Detroit
,25
Philadelphia
23
Chicago
18
St.
Louis
.15
Benson-Tinker
Rinks
Win
In
L
18
21
22
22
22
20
29
32
19
19
21
20
20
20
27
32
Frew
1
1
Hill
1
2
Preece
0
1
Borland
0
2
McMeekln
0
2
Winslow
0
2
Pet.
.040
.sro
.542
.532
.509
.458
.420
.271
.012
.004
.571
.518
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Lawn
Bowling
played!
Two
regular
games
were
last
night
In
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association's
j
Lawn
Bowling
League.
R.
E,
Ben-'
son's
rink
defeated
George
Hill's;
30
to
8
while
G.
P.
Tinker's
rink
j
won
19
,to
18
over
D.
G.
Borland'j.
j
The
league
standings
of
rinks
to1
date:
j
Macphee
2
0
Tinker
3
.0
Macdonald
2
0
I
Benson
2
.1
Reach
the
most
pecpie
tu
xivj
and
district
with
au
uoverttsement
(n
the
Dally
News
Football
TONIGHT,
6:45
Navy
vs.
Legion
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
lliursday,
june
i8
BECOMES
BASEBALL
IMMORTAL
JULY
FIRST
Arrangrmc-iils
Are
Made
To
OI-serve
Dominion
Day
in
City
grand
dance.
The
executive
consists
of
the
following:
General
chairman,
Jack
Preece.
Secretary,
Allan
Da
vies
Jr.
Treasurer,
F.
Derry.
Advertising,
J.
S.
Wilson.
Dance,
Casey
Vink.
Refreshments,
Boys
Band
Parents'
Association.
George
W.
Johnstone
and
H,
Perkins
complete
the
executive.
NAVY
LINE-UP
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Voluntter
Reserve
line-up
for
tonight's
football
fixture
against
Legion
will
be
picked
from
the
following:
H.
Morgan,
R.
Armstrong,
F.
Eby,
A.
Ronalds,
A.
Davles,
W.
Crass,
r.
Eastman,
T.
Christian,
D.
McMcek-in,
J.
O'Neill,
D.
Christianson,
R.
Smith
and
J.
Bryant.
JR.
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Arrangements
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made
for
the
had
the
better
of
the
opening
ex-
celebration.
The
Boys'
Band
will
changes.
Ilougan
:;ml
Slmuivlson
be
.in
.attendance.
Tlie
Junior
taofy-
threatened
but
Bird
and
Me'..end
ball
game
will
be
at
12:30
noon
flefepded
Veil.
Booth
had
a
lucky
followed
by
the
snorts.
A
feature
sope
when,
from
a
penalty
kick.
.
of
this
will
be
the
relay
race
for
Mah
shot
straight
at
Zbura
who
the
Spartan
Cup.
Each
of
the.
cleared
at
the
second
attempt,
senior
football
teams
will
enter
ajBooth
had
another
lucky
break
team.
The
final
of
the
Dominion
when
a
high
bouncing
shot
from,
Day
football
trophy
will
be
played
Hougan
beat
Lee.
Booth
cross
bar
major
league
record.
On
Saturday
at
3;30
and,
with
football
in
such
,was
struck
in
a
Borden
attack.
an
interesting
state,
tnis
year
u
e
:
simundsen
put
Booth
unai
snouia
prociuce
a
gooa
game
ahead
with
a
well
taken
a
in
tne
evening
there
will
will
be
be
South
to
Vancouver
Culling
at
Ocean
Fall
and
Powell
River
Steamer
leaves
PRINCE
RUPERT
Kvery
Saturday,
7
p.m.
and
Monday,
3
p.m.
USED
FURN1TU
farthrr
penaPy.
A
free
kick
by
Gomez
Just
missed
the
bar.
Colussi
added
a
third
with
a
high
shot.
Then
McLeod
opened
the
score
for
Borden
wlUi
a
pen-!
alty.
Hodgson
gave
Lee
no
chance
when
he
converted
Hougan's
centre.
McLeod
shot
over
from
a
free
kick
and
Leland
backheeled
a
shot
dear
with
Zbura
at
the
other
erd
of
the
goal.
Borden
pressed
hard
and
Pavllikls
and
McLeod
shot
narrowly
past
while.
7Abura
had
to
Save
a
high
shot
from'
the
former
Booth
finished
the
winner
by
four
goals
to
one.
Pete
Doherty
refereed.
Teams:
Borden
Street
School
Jone
Leo;
Bird.
Hayakawa;
Long,
McLeod,
Pavllikls;
Hodgklnson,
G.
Smith,
C.
Mali
Vuckovich,
Arney.
Booth
Memorial
School
Zbura;
McKeown.
Gomez;
Baker,
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Hougan,
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SlmuncV
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Robcrton.
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was
ovcrworivfC
aUhourJi
Lee,
Bird
and
Hayakawa
played
hard.
McLeod
ana
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were
good
nt
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Zburn
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playing
well.
Hougan.
Rlinuiid-sen,
Colu.ssi
and
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plj
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Booth
School
KesWers
First
Win
fd
w.ejl
and
Uland
turned
In
a
Of
Seawm
Over
Iturtlen
Street
sticng
game
in
the
.second
half.
Hits
will
be
the
last
Junior
kiot-
The
Junior
Football
League
con-
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p
mt
mmhc.
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niricu
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hotr.TPii
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selected
teams
r,n
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'jack
Preece
in
the
chair.
Other
J3ooth
Memorial
ScftOQl
won
from
dominion
Day.
present
were
Frank
Derry.
H.
Pr-'harden
Street
by
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Roals
io.o.
BROOKLYN.
June
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Casey
Vink.
Allan
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vms
Ui-
first
time
tills
Kum
The
name
of
Johnny
Vander
Meer
secretary,
and
J.
S.
Wilson
reprejs
'Booth
had
won
from
Borden
which
23-year
old
rookie
southpaw
of
the:
entlng
the
Junior
Football
Asso-
'was
handleapiifd
by
the
absence
(Huh
Cincllmatl
Reds,
was
added
to
the
elation.
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a
of
,Hobiton.
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Hat
of
Big
.League
baseball's
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a
member
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