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Athlete's Foot

According to the Govern- ment Health Bulletin No: E-20, at least 50% of the

adult population of the United States are being attacked by the disenso known as Athlete's Foot.

Usually the disease starts between the toes. Little watery blisters form, and the skin cracks and peels. After a while, the itching becomes intense, and you feel as though you would like to scratch off all the in.

BEWARE OF IT SPREADING

Often the disense travels all over the bottom of the feet. The soles of your feet became red and swollen. The skin also cracks and pecla, and the itching becomes worse and worne.

Get rid of this disease as quickly as possible, because it is very coninglous and it may go to your hands or even to the under arm or croich of the legn.

Most people who have Athlete's Foot have tried all kinds of remedies to cure 11 without success. Ordinary germicides, onü- seplica, saive or ointments seldom do any good.

HERE'S HOW TO TREAT IT

The gun that causes the disease is known as Tinea Trichophy- ton. It buries itself deep in the tissues of the skin and is very hard to kill. A test made shows it takes 15 minutes of bolling to kill the germ; so you can see why ordinary reinedies are unsuccessful,

H. F. was developed solely for the purpose of treating Athlete's Foot. It la squid that penetrates and tries quickly.

You just paint the affected parts. It pecin off the tissue of the skin where the germ breeds.

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As soon as you apply 1. F. you will and that the fching is Immediately relieved. You should paint the Infected parts with H. F. night and morning until your feet are well. Usually this takes from three to ten days, although in severe cases it may take longer or in mild cases less time.

H. F. will leave the skin soft and smooth. You will marvel at the quick way it brings you relief; especially if you are one of those who have tried for years to get rid of Athlete's Foot without success.

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22. 1938.

By "Abe" ALL READY

NO EX-CHAMPION HAS REGAINED HIS CROWN

Max Schmeling Out To Set A Precedent

TF MAN Schmeling

Joe way the crown

FOR BIG FIGHT

Schemling And Louis Both Confident

New York, June 21. The 15-round heavyweight title fight between Joe Louis (holder) and Max Schmeling (challenger) will take place at the open-air Yan- kee Stadium to-morrow evening.

Both men are confident of winning. Schmeling hua o new punch, sharp right uppercut to the heart, but Louis thinks the fight will no Inst

I bus in their heavyweight titre once he has relinquished it. we more than a few rounda.

bout at Madison Square Garden to and destiny have hardly been with night, he will have accomplished a Schindling in his long fight back to remarkable feat: for legend has it pre-eminence; but to-ulght he will that once he has been deposed from have his big chance, Win he sur- his throne, no heavyweight boxer teed? If it is true that n curse bas yet been able to find his way hangs over all ex-champlons, he will belt. And Schmeling, of course, in probably lose. That has been the a former champion; he won the title way of it with ex-champions of the on a foul from Jack Starkey in 1930, pant. Braddock recently tried Д But the German boxer in a most wi- usun! mon. At 33, when most than hin

over Tommy Farr. boxers give up all dens of tighting, And before that, there was Willard he is still Fight on top of the ladder who got all the way up to Firpo trying to regain his crown.

when he suddenly lost further in- Sul,

terest, and Corbett with Jeffries, Fitzalinmons with Jeffries and even Jettries, with Jack Johnson. Of the

Ten Per Cent. Goes To Refugees

New York, June 21 Ten per

cent. of the net proceeds of the Louis- Schmeling fight

here to. morrow night will be donated to international fund for the aid of political retugees Mike Jacobs, promoter of the title bout, said he would guarantee at least $7.500

Jacobs move aroused more than ordinary interest due to the fact that there is a boycott campaign, led by Jewish in- terests, against the fight on the grounds of Schmeling's Cerman citizenship Any do. nation to the international fund would be of benefit to Jews in Germany and Austria. ---United Press

brief victo but got no further

long list, in fact, only three former title-holders, including Gene Tunney and Sullivan, had the great good sense to withdraw from circulation and stay there. The other was Johnson and he just could not help himself. He was in gaol.

Honour For Kho

the

THо SIN-KIE, China's foremost temis star. continues to make history. Recently he beat "Bunny" Austin

win Jo

Bournemouth hardcourt championship, being the first Chinese to win the title. Now at Wimbledon he has earned further honours by being "seeded" by the Wimbledon authorities. He is be- Hieved to be the first Chinese to have achieved stils distinction. On Mon- day in the frst round of the men's singles he defeated H. A. Hare-not Charles Hare as reported elsewhere

The straight sets.

The eight "seed- ed" competitors are Donald Budge

(holder), "Bunny" Austin (Great Britain), Roderich Mezet (Czecho- slovakia), Henner Henkel (Ger many), F. Puneec (Yugoslavia), D. Atie (Yugoslavia), Ladislaus Hecht (Czechoslovakia), and Kho Sin-kic (China),

are

Dempsey was unusual to the point of being unique and even he was un- The seeded women pinyers able to come back against Tunney in Mrs. Helen Wills Moody (America), Chiengo. Homanticists believe that Miss Alice Marble (America), Mrs. Cluse hovers over alf former Sorah Palfrey Fabyan (America), heavyweight champlons. Onc mny Mlle. Jedzrejowaka (Poland), Mrs. Jaugh, one may sneer at such super- Svend Sperling (Denmark), Miss stition, but never since boxing was Kay Stammers (Great Britain), Miss systemised has an exfchamplon in Margaret Scriven (Great Britain) the heavyweight cluss been able to and Madame Mathieu (France).

WALLY HAMMOND SCORES CENTURY IN EACH INNINGS

London, June 21.

Several brilliant individual performances were recorded in the County Cricket Championship programme which concluded to-day. Walter Hammond, the England Test captain, was in rangnificent form while batting for Gloucestershire against Derbyshire, scoring a century in each innings. He has thus equalled the record set up by Jack Hobbs of doing so six times,

In spite of Hammond's effort, Glou-, cester lost points on first innings.

Bin Vace gave a glimpse of his old form while bowling for Nottinghamn- shire against Kent.” In Kent's second Innings, he took five wickets for 62 runs, including four wickets with five balls.

Bradman lt 15 boundaries in his Jonings.

SUSSEX v. WORCESTER

At Worthing, Sussex Worcester by six wickets.

defeated

ESSEX. MIDDLESEX

Worcester-168 (Hammond 5 for 52) and 375 (Gibbons 118, Wood 6 Don Bradman, the Australian Test for 99); Sussex 336 (C. Oakes 148 captain, hit up a century against Lan-ot out, Perks 6 for 114) and 200 cashire In 73 minutes. This is the

for 4. fastest century of the present season, beating that of C. W. Packe the Cambridge batsman, by two minutes. LANCASHIRE v. AUSTRALIANS

Al Manchester, the match between Lancashire and the Australians was

drawn.

Australians.---803 (A. L. Hasselt 118, Phillipson Ave for 93), and 284 for 2 declared (J. II. Fingleton 90, W. A. Brown 70, Don Bradman 101 not out); Lancashire 209 and 80 for 3.

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At Chelmsford, Middlesex defeated Essex by one wicket.

Essex.-300 (D. R. Wilcox 01. Jim Smith 5 for 04) and 221 (Peter for 116) and 241 for nine (Comp- Smith. 101); Middlesex 201 (Nichols ton 87 not out, Edrich 58, Smith & for 99).

Peter

GLAMORGAN ~, CAMBRIDGE

At Swansea, the match between Glamorgan and Cambridge University

bookmaker, stated that the biggest Jack Doyle, leading American betting in fight history is being made

on this bout,

Louis is at present 17-10 favourite to win.

Latest £140,000.

ticket sales

now value £10 ring-side senta have been exhausted, na will be the 10,000 unreserved sents priced at 17n. Od. available before the fight.

been

Elaborate Folice precautions have made, Special squads have been stationed at Harlem and York- ville, New York's negro and German quarters respectively-Reuter.

was drawn.

Glamorgan 308 (Dyson 117) and 334 for 8 declared (E. Jones 132): Cambridge 338 (J. D. A. Longley 110) and 288 for 4 (P. A. Gibb 1331.

M.C.C. r. OXFORD

At Lord's. Oxford University de- fented the M.C.C. by nine wickets.

M.C.C.-307 and 199 for 8 declared: Oxford 307 (J. M. Lomi 07) and 280 for

(Walford one

201 not out and Lomas 50).

NOTTS KENT

At Nottinghom Not! defeated Kent by Reven wickets,

Kent. 314 and 214 (Vuce 5 for 82,

with

five

including four wickets balls); Notts 352 (Harris 113) and 100 for 3.

DERBY. GLOUCESTER

AL Burton-on-Trent, Derbyshire took points on Brat innings from Gloucestershire,

Gloucestershire-207 (W. R. Ham- mond 110, Copson 5 for 75) and 204 (Hammond 123, thus equalling Jack Hobbs record of scoring a century In each innings six times); Derby- shire, 416 (Smith 113, Sinfeld 5 for 113) and 2 for 0.

LEICESTER ♥. HAMPSHIRE

At Lelcester, Leicestershire Look points on first innings from Hump-

shire.

Hampshire.--342 (Holt 116) and 231 for 2: Leicester 535 Iot eight (Goury 100 not out. Armstrong 123). -Reuter,

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