San Francisco, June 26.
Sacramento continued to lead the parade in the race for the Pacific Coast baseball league pennant by taking both ends of a double-header from the lowly Oakland Oaks and stretching the lead against the San Francisco Seals who split their twin bill with the Los Angeles Angels.
The Portland Beavers bed into e by beating the Holly Missions, the Rainiers v 4 qd o dew £o oh 1 aka i France to Check Arms Traffic to China Tokyo, June 27. A spokesman of the Foreign Office today told foreign correspondents he "understood" that the French Foreign Minister, M. George Bonnet, promised Mr. Yotaro Sugimura, ihe Japanese Ambassador, to take "necessary steps to-discontinue supplies of arms and ammunition to China through Indo-China.
The spokesman, questioned regarding conversations between M. Bonnet and Mr.
Sugimura, replied that the conversations were satisfactory but the Japanese people "must wait and see what results actually come out of them."
He did not believe, the spokesman stated, that the question of Hainan Island was discussed. He said he under stood that M. Bonnet told Mr.
Sugimura that shipments of arms to China as a result of execution of old contracts could not be stopped—Domei
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