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Wednesday,
June
19,
1940
EDITORIALS
CONSCRIPTION
Events
in
Europe
have
forced
the
hands
of
the
government
of
Canada
and
made
it
necessary
to
bring
about
conscription
of
all
the
man
pwer
and
material
resources
of
the
country.
That
is
a
forward
movement
that
is
of
I
great
moment
to
the
British
Empire.
It
will
be
a
great
encouragement
to
the
people
of
Great
Britain
and
will
show
the
world
that
the
countries
of
the
British
Empire
are
a
unit
in
the
winning
of
this
war.
While
the
government
has
power
already
to
compel
service,
that
power
is
not
being
invoked.
Parliament
will
act
and
act
quickly
and
it
is
expected
that
registration
will
commence
very
soon.
Conscription
of
men
will
be
for
home
service
only
but
those
who
wish
to
do
so
may
volunteer
for
overseas
service.
Many
people
have
felt
that
the
government
should
have
acted
along
these
lines
before
this,
but
there
was
also
a
strong
feeling
against
it
in
some
quarters
and
only
the
evidence
of
real
need
has
made
the
move
necessary.
EUROPEAN
SITUATION
No
person
seems
to
know
just
what
is
the
present
European
situation.
It
seems
likely
that
France
will
accept
the
terms
offered
by
the
axis
powers,
although
it
is
too
soon
to
say
exactly
what
is
going
to
happen
there.
There
are
indications
that
the
French
Navy
is
putting
itself
beyond
reach
of
Germany
and,
if
reports
to
that
effect
are
to
be
believed,
many
of
the
planes
have
flown
acrss
to
Africa.
Russia
seems
to
be
threatening
Germany
on
the
east
and,
if
Russia
goes
in
on
the
British
side,
so
will
Turkey.
The
Balkans
seem
to
be
divided.
Great
Britain
and
the
other
Emnirp
cnnnrripc
inr1nr1-
ing
Canada,
are
determined
to
fight
it
out
to
a
conclusion,
luiiimuii.
Liiat
mey
can
eventually
win.
in
tnat
attitude
they
have
the
backing
of
the
United
States
to
such
an
extent
that
they
are
accused
of
forming
an
Anglo-Saxon
entente.
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THE
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.1
!
Lawn
Bowling
FOOTBALL
CARDINALS
Club
Standing
WAS
DRAW
WIN
AGAIN
Dry
I)rk
And
Navy
riay
To
Three
St.
L-ultfTs.ks
Slsih
StraUht
Vie-.!l
Score
lory
Dodters
and
Beds
IMH
Lose
Last
night
a
well
contested
"
"
game
of
football
was
played
be-
BROOKLYN.
June
19:
CP-SK
t
tween
Dry
Dock
and
Navy,
the
Louis
Cardmato
wan
their
sixth
final
score
of
the
same
bdng
tiralffht
gaate
yesterday
by
defeat-
3-all.
lng
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
while
In
the
first
half
Navy
had
most
Phllllfls
were
defeatiag
the
Cinrln-or
the
play
and
were
able
U
Mark
naM
Rds
who
retain
their
one
up
two
goals
through
neat
head-
game
lead.
The
Chfeago
Cuba
de-work
by
Bob
Brown,
a
new
Navy
featl
the
third
place
New
York
find.
Navy's
first
goal
came
when
Giants.
Brown
headed
In
a
perfect
corner
In
the
American
League
the
8t
kick
taken
by
Russell
Cameron.
Louis
Browns
downed
the
league
About
tMi
minutM
later
Brown
iMrlliw
RAttnn
Red
8ox
The
CleVC-
1
converted
another
corner
kkk,
land
Indians
defeated
Washington
1
which
was
taken
by
Sonny
Keays.
Senators
and
climbed
back
into
a
tie
1
Soon
after
Jimmy
Woods
scored
with
Detroit
Tigers
for
second
place.
for
Dry
Dock
on
a
pass
from
Llnrl-
The
Chicago
White
Sox
defeated
0
say.
this
making
the
score
two
to
the
wavering
world
champion
New
ne.
Dry
Dock
continued
to
Dress
Vnrit
Yankee
for
an
equaliser
but
the
whistle
blew
ending
the
first
half
with
Navy
stiff
in
the
lead.
Shortly
after
the
start
of
the
second
half
Jack
Lindsay
snared
a
beautiful
goal
to
put
the
game
back
on
an
even
footing
once
more.
Navy's
third
goal
came
when
Chuck
St.
Dennis
drove
a
stray
ball
into
the
Dry
Dock
goal,
but
their
hopes
of
winning
were
soon
i
shattered
when
Dry
Dock's
leftj
winger
dropped
a
high
shot
past
Navy's
goalie
From
this
point
on.
Dry
Dock
had
a)!
the
play
but
.
could
not
break
the
tie
and
the!
eame
ended
in
a
three-all
dead
lock
SOCCER
IS
SCORELESS
'Wanderers
and
Beavers
Unable
to
Settle
High
School
Issue
In
the
play-off
for
the
King
Edward
School
Football
League
championship
yesterday
the
Wan
derers
and
the
Beavers
staged
a
scoreless
tie.
Overtime
was
played
but
.still
there
was
no
score
so
another
game
will
be
played
to
decide
the
winner.
The
Wanderers
did
more
pressing
and
Ormiston
saved
well,
one
high
drive
from
Davis
being
a
very
good
stop.
Holkestad
and
Prince
defend
I
ed
well
and.
finally,
got
their
for
wards
away
but
E.
Pierce
finished
weakly.
Bend
broke
up
a
danger
ous
attack.
Jerstad
and
Hebb
were
safe.
The
second
half
found
the
Beavers
having
more
of
the
game
but
Davies
was
hard
to
get
past.
F
Pierce
went
close
and
later
missed
a
good
opening
after
ILaugan
and
Husoy
had
crossed
a
good
centre.
At
the
other
end
Bond
and
Holkestad
were
tested
but
cleared
and
then
Ormiston
had
to
go
full
length
to
save.
Davis
went
close
and
Scherk
had
a
good
try.
Fall
time
tame
with
no
score
and,
n
the
overtime,
both
teams
tried
hard
hut
the
defences
were
too
strong.
Teams:
wanderers
Lelond;
Jerstad,
Scherk;
Dixon,
B.
Pierce.
Hemmons,
sicog.
Matsumoto.
Elliott.
Close
Beavers
Ormiston;
Holkestad,
1145)
'Bond;
C.
Pilfold.
B.
Prince.
Men.
zies;
Johansen,
Murray,
E.
Pierce,
Husoy,
Haugan.
Norrington
And
Miss
Berner
In
Tennis
Victory
The
final
of
the
mixed
doubles
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club
championships
was
played
off
Tuesday
evening
and,
after
a
very
close
match
of
about
two
hours'
duration,
C.
J.
Norrington
and
Miss
Bernlce
Berner
won
over
Andy
Borland
and
Mrs.
O.
P.
Tinker
0-2,
3-8,
7-5.
Quite
a
large
and
Interested
gallery
watched
the
match.
The
men's
doubles
semi-final
match
between
Norrington
and
Bellamy
will
be
run
off
thl
Wednesday
evening.
This
match
should
produce
some
close
and
InteresUng
tennis.
Men's
doubles
final
between
Borland
and
Norrington
and
Lamble
and
Gwyer
will
be
played
Thursday
evening
and
will
be
the
best
of
five
sets.
Both
teams
are
evenly
match-
Yesterdays
Big
League
scores
National
Lea
sue
St.
Louie
7.
Brooklyn
5.
Cincinnati
1.
Philadelphia
3.
Chieag)
6,
New
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I
American
league
Botn
7.
St.
Louis
11.
New
York
3.
Chicago
4.
Washington
1.
Cleveland
2.
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National
Lea
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Cincinnati
3
It
Brooklyn
32
17
New
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31
U
Chicago
27
St.
Lou
If
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33
M
1
Pittsburg
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30
I
Philadelphia
17
31
Boston
16
it
American
Lea
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Boston
J
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n
Cleveland
3f
7t
Detroit
m
an
New
York
27
34
St.
Louis
34
29
Chicago
23
30
Philadelphia
.
30
31
Washington
21
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MONDAY,
3
p.m.
Trains
Uave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
Kast
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
G
p.m.
AIR-
CONDITIONS
SLKEPINC;
CAR
For
ares,
etc,
call
or
write
City
Ticket
Office,
528
3rd
Ave.
V
39-4"