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1940.
EDITORIALS
WE
CAN
WIN
YET
Smething
like
a
wav'e
of
despair
swept
over
Prince
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yesterday
morning
until
word
came
from
Prime
Our
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YANKS
LOSE
TWO
GAMES
Defeated
St.
Louis
Drowns
Sunday
Lead
of
Boston
Red
Sox
Two-and-a-llalf
flames
sixth
place
ahead
of
the
Phillies
and
the
Boston
Bees
who.
as
a
result
of
yesterday's
play
are
tied
for
basement
honors.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League
St.
Louis
3,
Brooklyn
1.
Chicago
1.
New
York
2.
Pittsburg
3-1.
Boston
5-5.
Cincinnati
6,
Philadelphia
2.
No
American
League
Games
were
scheduled
for
yesterday.
The-
league
standings
to
date:
National
League
Brooklyn
32
1Q
.607
Cincinnati
35
17
.673
New
York
31
17
.646
Chicago
28
27
.509
O
t
T
..I-
Minister
cnurcnin
that
the
war
would
be
carried
on
and
IIlISI1
kebels
that
he
thought
we
could
vet
win
in
snite
of
the
annarent...
stleconnell,
Eire,
Ani
t
Aiu
n
--i.
1
.V
,
,
MB-
'CP)
tCP)
Between
Between
.
ucicat
um
villus,
urauuany
11
was
reanzeci
mat,
oy
centralizing
the
defence,
all.
we
had
to
do
was
to
keep
the
enemy
away
from
our
shores
and
at
the
same
time
prevent
supplies
reaching
them.
This
will
not
be
an
easy
job
but
the
Italian
navy
is
pretty
well
bottled
up
in
the
Mediterranean.
Supplies
are
coming
in
steadily
from
the
United
States
and
very
soon
Great
Britain
will
have
all
the
airplanes
she
needs.
That
will
enable
her
to
defend
her
own
shores
and
also
to
attack
enemy
bases
and
ships.
There
is
also
the
rock
of
Gibraltar
to
be
considered
but
that
fort
will
be
strengthened
and
the
air
force
increased.
The
British
navy
is
still
the
strongest
in
the
world
and
the
French
navy
has
not
surrendered.
Our
airmen
are
better
than
any
others.
Germany
must
have
been
weak-
eneu
uy
tne
tern
me
struggle
in
F
rance
so
there
is
no
need
at
present
ior
untam
to
hold
up
her
hands
and
cry
"Kam-arad."
She
does
not
do
that.
She
will
fight
on
and
win.
She
will
yet
show
the
world
that
the
British
Empire
is
not
decadent.
STORIES
OF
PEACE
The
stories
that
Britain
mav
ho
mpliiflpfl
in
tVi
posed
peace
between
France
and
the
axis
partners
must
be
looked
upon
with
suspicion.
They
are
purely
propaganda
and
must.
not.
rw
be
no
peace
with
Hitler.
That
has
been
made
plain
again
and
ajrain.
Possibly
by
the
time
this
is
published
we
shall
know
what
the
peace
terms
are
and
the
reartinn
nf
FVr.
to
them.
Jn
any
event
we
can
be
pretty
sure
that
the
war
is
yet
m
its
infancy
and
that
Britain
will
not
make
peace
as
long
as
there
is
a
shot
in
the
locker.
An
"honorable"!
peace
wnn
nitier
would
be
dishonorable.
16
22
20
24
29
30
31
34
.660
.593
.600
.529
.442
.423
.392
.382
June
40
and
so
mon
-ww
bwcoucu
wnen
mey
were
iouna
arming
near
this
Limerick
town.
Some
of
them
were
alleged
to
be
carrying
firearms.
PUNJAB
TO
B.
B.
C.
NEW
DELHI,
India,
June
18:
(CP)
Sir
Malcolm
Darline.
for
mer
financial
commissioner
of
the
last
turn.
PAQI
TWO
THE
DAILY
NOT
-
tf'.'jj'.
PLIO
-
PEDIC
ARCH
SUPPORT
Street
Dress
Shoes
!
SPORT
GHAT
.
ji
ointr
to
the
Canodian
Legion
neaaer
irom
Philadelphia
Ath-
bv
winning
the
British
letlcs.
The
St.
Louis
Browns
have
'replaced
the
Chicago
White
Sox
rilvitlnn
nnrt
h
PhllirUlnhto
aV.
.
.
.
over
by
margin
only.
However.
th
defeat
of
the
Dodgers
by
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
yesterday
while
the
Reds
were
defeating
the
hPlllies
put
Cincinnati
into
the
lead
a"?ain.
Pittsburg
Pirates
won
a
double
Empire
in
the
leadership
of
the
second
q,.
wA.r.
m.inn
f
r
'
-"
.
united
states
tracks
rnded
on
j-ncs
are
oui
ni
me
Dasement,
relegating
the
Washington
Senators
to
that
position.
a
our
note
at
Princeton,
N.
J.,
a
year
ago
today
when
the
little
TlHtan
urn
nvMnta
ht
httmruH
The
Brooklyn
Dodgers
lost
two
durtn?
an
,nvltatlon
roHe
!.
fl?
"
"d
fished
last
in
a
slow
field
.1
7uZ
77,
,C
y
.
were
The
diminutive
record-holder
!S
J
the
l",
Reds
thu
Natl0n.aJ
LeagUB
I
the
way
until
Blaine
Ride-
t
"
picnic
on
Suuday.
no
postponed!
game
in
the
City
Football
League
was
olaved
Sunday,
leaving
wu
two
games
from
last
week
Velvet
ST.
LOUIS,
June
18:
(CP)-New
vs,
Navy
and
Dry
Dock
vs.
Irish-York
Yankees
showed
signs
of
stul-
outstanding.
Tonight
Dry
slipping
again
Sunday
when
Doc
Navy
are
scheduled
with
they
dropped
two
games
of
a
xht
following
players
to
represent
double-header
to
the
St
'Louis
Dry
Dock:
Smith.
Kelsey,
Rober-Browns.
a
team
which
they
should
!nwe.
Beynon.
Lindsay.
Camp-easily
have
beaten.
The
Boston
11.
Busmnlch.
Colussi.
Robert-IRed
Sox
took
both
ends
of
a
Pavlikls.
Woods
and
Bury.
I
double-header
from
the
Chicago
.White
Sox
and
are
now
two-and-
narold
Webster.
42-year
old
a-half
full
games
ahead
of
the
Hamilton
runner,
romped
home
j
Detroit
Tigers,
who
won
a
singly
ln
the
Canadian
Empire
(lames
game
from
the
Washington
Sena-
marathon
trial
six
years
ago
yes-tors,
and
the
Cleveland
Indians,
terday.
"Iron
Legs"
climaxed
his
who
took
both
games
of
a
double-
career
Jess
than
two
months
later
The
California
Athletic
Commission
granted
a
woman
a
licence
to
referee
boxing
bouU
in
the
state
hAr
...
v,.
.
t
and
precedent
was
broken.
A
storm
York
Giants
Sunday
and
went
into
22
28
.440
Pittsburg
17
30
.362
i-juiaaeipnia
16
31
.340
B0Sln
16
31
.340
American
League
Boston
31
Cleveland
,32
Detroit
.30
New
York
27
St.
Louis
23
Chicago
22
Philadelphia
''.20
Washington
21
a
little
more
study.
Mrs.
Martell's
first
Job,
at
San
Bernardino,
went
off
without
mU-
I
broke.
For
a
long
time
Mrs.
Belle
1
Martell,
45
and
attractive,
was
the
only
woman
who
held
a
licence
to
announce
and
time
boxing
bouts.
She
wanted
one
other
licence,
howeverto
referee.
She
took
an
examination
from
a
former
lightweight
champion
and
she
outecored
I
her
male
rivals
in
the
second
test.
I
Then
the
storm
broke.
Boxing
writers
hopped
on
the
Commission.
Old
time
fight
managers
threw
up
their
hands
in
scorn.
Privately,
the
Commission
wondered
If
perhaps
it
shouldn't
have
given
the
matter
"Boxing."'
says
Mrs.
Martell,
"teaches
self-defence,
sportsmanship,
clean
living
and
the
care
of
the
body.
Who
Is
better
qualified
to
teach
these
things
than
a
woman?"
She
dresses
tastefully,
and
resigned
her
ring
togs
with
great
care.
The
costume
Is
crev
lllt
ipr
sey.
with
blouse,
full
skirt
and'
Punjab,
has
received
an
appoint-i
Hatching
shorts
the
latter.
she
ex-!
mrm
i0
me
stair
or
the
British
plained,
"so
there
will
be
no
em-
"-"-"'a
wurpumuon.
Darrassment
wnen
I
climb
ln
and
fl
Goin
Fishln?
Our
Fishing
Competition
For
the
largest
Rainbow
or
Cut-Throat
Trout
caught
on
fly
or
spinner
opens
May
24th
and
closes
Labor
Day
You
Are
Eligible
With
Any
Purchase
of
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DETAILS
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.80.
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.03.
Oklend,
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hap.
The
fans
seemed
satisfied.
A
l
DaHy
New
week
later
ln
Pasadena.
Mrs.
Mar-rcs,llu'
tell
worked
one
bout
The
fans,
for'i
me
ursi
iime
in
meir
lives,
saw
ft'ou
woman
siana
over
a
xayoea
youtn
and
count
him
out.
Belle
Martell
was
a
dancer
and
contortionist
in
vaudeville
and
did
some
singing
and
speaking
hits.
She
married
Art
Martell.
an
Australian.
For
nlnci
years
the
two
have
been
In
boxing.,
and
now
have
charge
of
sport
at
the
Los
Angeles
Athletic
Club.
She
Is
credited
with
knocking
out
a
young
middleweight
ln
demonstrating
a
punch
one
day.
Oo.
nawlt.ra
Ads
ortnt
of
the
ropes
"
Mrs.
Martel'
critics
to
date
have
found
little
to'
condemn
her
efficiency
ax
a
referee
j
but
lntlst
that
women
have
no
place
in
a
prize-fighf
ring'
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