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September
14,
1938
Ictonf
tqu
1
liilVJLiAUli
WINNER
i
Kay
Stammers
Finah
at
Forest
HflU
Beat
in
f
Barbara
Wihslow
:
FOREST
HILLS,
Sept.
14
Kay
Stammers,
the
English
lefthander
reached
her
quarter
finals
in
the
;
women's
United
States
champion''
ships
with
a
score
of
6-0.
6-2
here
1
today
defeating
Barbara
Wlnslow,
:the
United
Elates
entry
from
Holly
wood.
Sport
Briefs
I
NEEDED
PRACTICE
I
CLAY
CROSS,
Eng..
Sept
14:
I
CP)
Able
only
to
field
eight
men
Whittlngton
Pottery
came
here
for
a
cricket
match
and
were
all
out
for
four
runs,
including
one
bye.
RODE
100th
RACE
MELBOURNE,
Sept.
14:
(CP)
Lady
Kooringal
rode
her
100th
ran
in
the
Glen
Orla
Handicap
at
Mooney
Valley
recently
but
didn
i
finish
in
the
money.
It
ended
hei
fourth
year
on
the
course.
She
has
won
11
races.
A
FAMILY
AFFAIR
I
LONDON,
Sept.
14:
(CP)
The
(Whltcombe
family
will
dominate
a
doubles
match
at
Porters
Pari
September
18.
Eddie.
the
club
pre
will
team
up
with
his
father
against
Reg
British
open
champion,
and
Charles.
TELLING
ON
GEHfUNGER
DETROIT.
Sept.
14:
(CPH-i
Charley
Gehringer,
elected
by
fans
as
the
most
popular
second
baseman
Is
known
as
the
Silent
Man
It
has
Just
been
disclosed
that
he
once
won
an
oratorical
contest
In
high
school.
:
TO
ASSIST
BRENTFORD
BRENTFCflD,
Eng.,
Sept.
14:
(CP)
A.
H.
Olbbons,
the
England
and
former
Tottenham
Hotsput
1
forward,
will
play
for
Brentford
I
in
the
English
soccer
league
when
'not
required
for
Royal
Air
Force
matches
this
year.
HE
COULDN'T
STOP
:
41.
WkOlta
kills
CUI11IIIC1
.vuuioc
auu
a
lew
iiuuis
Id
LCI
Viitlltl-
l-r
iliKl
1
i
LA
t.
i
1
.
.
i
.
I
.
.
I
nun
nidi,
ue
iiiigni
oe
on
nana
at
any
moment
in
case
of
an
caugni
on
a
Iarm
slx
mues
awaT
bUtbreak.
Evidentlv
the
British
a
situation
such
as
the
present
for
manv
months.
The
moment
war
is
declared
the
Prinme
Minister
of
Canada
will
summon
Parliament
to
reassemble
at
Ottawa
the
members
having
been
told
before
they
left
that
they
might
be
required
at
any
time.
It
will
be
for
Parliament
to
declare
if
Canada
is
at
war.
But
in
the
meantime
many
residents
of
Canada
will
be
making
preparations
to
go
overseas
if
they
should
be
required
there.
In
fact
preparations
have
been
made
already
and
thousands
of
members
of
the
Canadian
militia
have
already
offered
their
services.
It
is
Understood
that
Prince
Rupert
has
not
been
backward
in
that
regard.
'
It
is
a
matter
of
regret
that
there
are
no
gunsguard-ing
Prince
Rupert
harbor
except
such
as
are
used
for
practice
purposes.
The
site
for
the
forts
is
being
cleared
and
work
could
haVe
commenced
if
the
government
Had
bfeen
keen
on
getting
it
done.
.
Now
we
find
ourselves
iril
the
unpleasant
position
of
being
practically
defenseless.?
So
great
has
been
the
pressure
in
the
Bduth
that
almost'
"every
dollar
available
has
been
used
there.
?
However,
reciminations
are
useless.
What
is
needed
is
nuick
action
now
to
repair
the
neglect
and
to
give
Prince
Rupert
some
guns
and
airplanes
for
defense
purr
.poses.
We
have
the
ment
splendid
mert,
but
without
equip-1
ment
they
will
be
sorely
handicapped
if
a
call
should
be;
made
oh
them.
LET
US
STILL
HOPE
But
Until
war
is
declared
or
at
least
until
serious
fighting
commences
we
shall
still
hope"
there
will
be
ha
war.
There
are
strong
forces
making
for
peace
and
ve
havfe
.to
J
rehiember
that
those
people
seeming
to
he
forcing
war
to-'
day
knov
nretty
well
that
they
can
pull
back
at
any
lime
in
view
bf
the
reluctance
of
the
democracies
to
ehterupon
a
terrible
conflict.
Even
yet
it
is
probable
that
War
is
hot
inevitable.
Girl
Swims
In
Shark's
Pool
Blonde
Girl
is
Not
Worried
About
Being
Attacked
.
BVDNEYk
N.
8.
W.,
Sept,
14:
(CP)
Leila
Steppe,
blonde
swimmer
from
the
United
States,
seemed
more
worried
about
the
temper
ature
of
the
water
than
about
the
shark
whose-
pool
she
shared
In
the
Taronga
Park
aquarium.
"Say,
this
is
certainly
going
to
be
a
cold
Job,
she
feald
aS
she-
tested
the
water
before;
diving
It)"
to
join
Skipper
V,-tO;Joot
gtejF
nurse
shark.
When
she
climbed
"out
of
the
pool
she
said
she
Wasn't
scared.
J
"Old
man
Shark
seemed
rather
sluggish.
If
he
had
come
after
me
I'
guess
I
could
have
beaten
him
to
ilia
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Phone
580
championship
tor
me
uuro
r"V".m
membership,
and
sections
of
swlngy
songs
in
a
night
club
and
became
the
first
rawer
w
have
beeQ
brought
ww
persuaded
to
switch
to
o
of
wj
Hills,
.
THE
DAILT
XETt3
,
Wednesday
P-
SPORT
CHAT
The
Letter
Box
THE
NEW
COMMONWEALTH
Editor,
Dally
News:
The
grave
deterioration
in
the
international
situation
which
has
taken
place
within
the
nst
few
'
years
has
undoubtedly
been
the
.cause
of
profound
anxiety
among
I
millions
of
men
and
women
throughout
the
"
British
Empire
H
UAiNaUA
AiS
D
THE
WAR
ADELAIDE.
Sent.
14:
(CP)-The
.."JTr.i..
.
.
In
view
of
the
grave
possibility
of
the
British
Empire
l
cessfui
bettors'
fiction
-He's
ably
mWt
ctltely
reIty
b
plho
becoming
involved
in
a
War
in
Europe
the
position
of
Can-
filnTnifw
IT
maf
e
'f0
here:hose
understanding
of
the
rrcmier
.MHCKermp
Kino-
hoc
not
oft
i
ittn-o
c,,,,'.n.,CT
r
i
.v..-w.v
uk
If
you
wun
ui
swaa
irVtlilnjf
V
rl41fle?
and
ultra-pacifism.
It
Is
probably
true
to
say
tnat
the
vat
majority
of
pur
compatriots,
no
matter
in
what
quarter
of
the
Empire
they
may
reside,
recognize
in'
the
development
of
the
collective,
system
the
only
practical
method
of
safeguarding
world
peace
and
I
thus
of
ensuring
the
welfare
and.
security
of
the
British
Common-1
wealth.
They
realise
that
only
by
the
inauguration
of
the
reign
oi,
law
and
order
In
the
International
sphere
can
Inter-State
relationships
be
satisfactorily
regulated
.They
remain
loyal
to
the
fundamental
principles
enshrined
In
the
iTi"J
tSFrom
Night
Club
should,
however.
be
graieiui
u
you
would
allow
us
to
emphasize
thai
I
n
(.vonr!
I
InPf
Movement
1
U
UI
CUIU
Vpci
a
the
New
Commonwealth
is
already
arousing
widespread
in-
Kememoer
wntn
Tea
rij
Mjnf
mty
different
BOSTON.
Sept.
14:
CP-
MLu
Reached
.Quarter
JUvj
United
u
States
D?k"
single
tennis
.r"
nationalities
are
reDresented
represented
in
aladvs
Moore,
who
used
to
sine
hot.
,
are
ro
operating
In
its
education
and
re
(search
acUviUes,
and
its
program
Remember
when
Cleveland's
has
been
endorsed
by
many
im-schoolboy
rookie.
Bob
Feller,
biased
poftaht
organiraUons.
Prepara
fast
one
nast
17
Philadelphia
i.tlons
are
now
being
made
to
form
depends
upon
the
inauguration
of
a
new
era
of
law
and
order
In
International
affairs.
For
this
reason
alone,
we
are
confident
that
the
program
of
the
movment
which
it
(Is
our
privilege
to
represent
will
'call
forth
overwhelming
support
f
from
among
our
compatriots
over
seas.
League
of
Nations
Covenant.
Unfortunately,
however,
they
arc!
comrelled
to
admit
that
so
far.
the
League
ha3
completely
failed
to
fulfil
the
major
functions
which!
It
was
hoped
it
would
be
able
to
carry
out,
and
this
failure
has
glv-'
en
rise
t0
a
natural
tendency
toi
discount
the
prospects
of
establishing
an
effective
collective
sys
tem.
"
In
the
belief
that
this
brief
statment
correctly
Interprets
the
feelings
of
the
preponderating
ma-j
Jorlty
of
British
men
and
women
We
venture
to
direct
attention
toi
the
activities
of
an
organization!
which,
we
submit,
approaches
t'.ie
problem
of
World
peace
from
a
practical
and
constructive
angle.!
The
purpose
of
the
New
Commonwealth
Society
can
be
simpljj
stated.
The
Society
advocates
the)
development
of
the
League
of
Na-.
tions
from
a
mere
debating
so-1
clety
into
an
effective
Interna-1
tlonal
authority.
Its
program
Is
I
confined
to
two
concrete
proposals
(1)
the
submission
of
all
deputes
between
nations,
which
cannot
be
settled
by
the
process
of
negotiation
and
conciliation,,
to
the
adjudication
of
an
Impartial
trW
burial
charged
with
the
duty
q
pronouncing
a
decision
in
accordance
with
the
principles
of
Justlca
and
equity;
(2)
the
creation
of
an
International
Police
force
to
restrain
aggression
and,
If
need
be.
w
cuiurce
tine
decision
nf
We
beg
to
remain,
Yours
faithfully.
WINSTON
S.
CHURCHII
I.
President
(British
Section)
DA
VIES,
chairman.
N
B.
rXXJT.
General
Secretary
I
TAk'A
PEG
O'
JOHN
BECC
IMPORTED
OLD
SCOTCH
WHISKY
i
Q
J
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dvertiemeat
U
not
published
or
(HnjjUjted
bj
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
07
Ui
Government
or
BritUh
Columbia
ItND
REOI9TRTT
ACT
R:
OrtUlcate
of
Title
No.
12M4-I,
to
the
Bast
Halt
of
the
South
Wen
Quarter
bf
Bectkxi
Fire
(5).
Toirn&hlp
Three
(3).
Range
Plve
(S).
Ooet
D-pi.
trtct,
in
the
Province
of
Bittlah
CJol-umbla,
mid
to
conrtaln
Eighty
(80)
ecre,
more
or
leas.
WHEREAS
proof
of
Ions
ot
the
above
Orttfkmte
of
Title
bisued
In
the
nam
of
John
A.
Halvamon
has
been
filed
in
this
office,
not
lew
U
hereby
el
yen
th
I
hall,
at
the
exrtra.Ucm
of
one
mrmth
wMBiin
procram
contains
provision
(Title
in
nu
of
mlm
iot
wrtifiMit
for
both
peaceful
change
and
col-
rtune
valid
objection
bl
itctlve
security
the
two
essential
requirements
in
any
system
of
or-
'dered
government.
J
Unfortunately
space
prevents
In
made
in
me
in
writtn.
DATED
at
the
Land
Regletrr
Office,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
O,
this
3rd.
dy
(
August,
A.
D,
1908.
'
ANDREW
THOMPSON,
Deputy
Reglstru
U
Tltlas.
and
train
gam
permament
pennameiH
possession
puc
,..,
in
nr
less
than
.
sixteen
l(vtAn
after
......
to
.,
than
a
...
vear'a
training
ha
.
1
at
ktiroc
......
.
'
.
iropny
vmiJim
countries.
Considerable
numbers
cf
won
a
scholarship
at
the
Royal
N.
Y.
The
blacK-nairea
Brv-,
women
prominent
in
conservatory
of
Music
In
Naples..
.
ion
ikjw
proiraMuu.
.
-
4t,i,
rp.nwtive.
snhcres
California's
tton
Budge
2-8,
8-6,
1-6.
10-8.
E."
,vj.-".-
Athletics
to
tie
Diny
Dean's
ma-
groups
of
the
society
In
the
British
half
FARE
FOR
WIVES
Jor
League
strike-out
record
at
Dominions
and
Colonies.
We
would
MELBOURNE,
Sept.
14:
(CP)
Cleveland
two
years
a-o
yester-
therefore,
urge
those
of
your
read-Australian
NaUonal
Railways
hav
Th.
li.mr
iH
loara
farni
ers
who
recognize
In
the
program
UdoDted
a
Dlan
which
mav
meet
"
-J'-
"
-
i
.it
.
.
.
.
.
:
boy
also
eclipsed
the
American
of
the
New
common
eaun
mc
tne
argument
of
husbands
that'
Baseball
Leue
mark
of
16
set
b
only
constructive
means
of
estab-
tney
cannot
travel
by
air
be-!
Rube
Wadde
U
of
St.
Louis
in
1908
fashing
the
peace
bf
the
world
on
cause
their
wives
won't
let
then.
a
sound
and
enduring
oasis,
vo
wives'
fare
now
Is
half-price
Remember
when
Steve
Donoghue
communicate
with
The
General
said
he
would
retire
from
tht
Secretary.
The
New
Common-
-
track
one
year
ago
today
after
a
wealth.
Thomey
House,
Smith
great
30-ytar
record.
Fifty-two
square,
London,
S.
W.
1.
years
old,
the
deft
mtie
jocicey
to
those
who
may
feel
that
me
whose
name
had
become
synony
proposals
which
we
have
so
brlef-
mous
with
the
British
turf,
finish-
y
outlined
are
"Utopian
and
Ideal-
ed
out
the
season.
He
neaoea
tn?
jjUc,
we
would
point
out
that
tney
list
of
winning
Jockeys
for
10
represent
nothing
more
than
the
successive,
years
and
booted
home
application
in
the
realm
of
Inter-six
Derby
winners.
state
relationships
of
those
prlp-
inicc
nrv-m
u-hirh
the
neaeefu!
nifl
Pnlinrrv
OOCCer
SnrrA
development
of
every
civilized
na-LU
VOUyiry
tional
communlty
has
been
based
Scottish
Lea
me
We
submit
that
the
future
of
every
Partlck
Tistle
two,
Ralth
Rovers
1.
unit
ot
the
British
Commonwealth
Hearte
1.
Falkirk
0.
Queens
Park
1.
St.
Mirren
2.
BASEBALL
SCORES
American
League
New
York
7,
Cleveland
1.
Boston
3t
Detroit
9.
.Wjufijniton
7-2,
Chicago
1-3.
National
League
Chicago
2,
Boston
5.
A
a
fnemtvr
nt
thi
tlnrV
Rjn
RELIEVE
SUFFERING
QUICKLY
WITH
KELLOGG'S
ASTHM
fl
RELIEF
Community
Chorus
here.
Miss'
WKlXal
Moore
was
louna
to
rave
a
fine
,;u
f""-
7u
I
Ivrin
loraturn'sonrann
uith
n
uU'otBSttn'ijlal
'J
-
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-
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