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La gaceta., 1940-01-12

la galeria encristalada, Francis
co; en- ell comedorcito de la ca
sa, su mujer,
-iPasa, Rogelio Ell
personaje, luegp de saludar al
conserje,
Entraron en- Ia casa,
No hay que decir 81 don Ro-
CELLO, un solter6n empedernido,
compahero de juergas y jara-
mas del dueho del Folies, como
cia a los conserjes del estableci-
miento,
-iBuenas noches, Patroci-
niol-saludaron los dos perso-
najes.
%Buenas noche, sehoritos!
-contest6 la mujer@Q uieren
ustedes pasarl
-Si-repuso don Rodrigo,
que tenia prisa shora, porque
su amigo viera a la enterma.
Proyectaba trasladarla al dia
81 RogsliO b sutOri.
La gaceta., 1940-01-12
SAVOLD PELEARA
CON BOB PASTOR

New York, Enero Use han
iniciado gestiones pOr Mike ia
cobs, ell Gar del pugilismo, pa
"a lograr un match entire Bob
Pastor, de Brooklyn, uno de los
mas diestros aspirantes del peso
complete, y ell novato Lee Sa-
void, Ell "tigre rubio" de Des
Moines, estado de Iowa.
La semana pasada, en- la Ma
Olson Square Garden, 81 publ
co ovacion6 a Savold por una
brillante demonstration frente a
Jim Robinson, de Filadelfia, a
quien derribo en- tres asaltos.
Savold despleg6 extraordinaria
habilidad en- Ell ataque y supo
pegar con innegable dureza.
Los peritos elogiaron la labor
de este muchacho y dijeron que
probado ser superior a
Harry Cooper, ell rival vencido
de Billy Conn.
El hecho de que Mike Jacobs
desee enfrentar a Savold con
Pastor Sc interpreta como que
reconoce en- ell nuevo pGgil exec
condolences para destacar
Sc pronto en- la primera fila del
peso complete.
81 ell de Iowa venciera a Pas
tor, Embellishments Sc coloca-
ria entire los mas fuertes aspi >
rantes a I'm match de eampeona
to con Jose Luis.
La gaceta., 1940-01-12
NOTAS DEL
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Victoria de Uptown WramgIer

En- la mas interesante de las
carreras de la noche de aver,
compitiendo en- ella galgOs de
gran velocidad, Uptown Wran-
gler, ell gran favorito, venci6 a
Traffic Warrior, Harold An
drew, Chef Thompson, Nh. Mo-
kan, Pleasant News y Wiskelo.
FL vencedor, propiedad de G.
A. Anderson, lego a Ia meta Oh
dos largos de ventaja sebre Tra4
fic W@rior, hacienda ell recorri
do de los sic de milla en- 80 Sc
gundos y un quinto. Sc paga-
ron sus boletos a $4.2O, 1920
" $2.40.
Dismal Sun triunf6 en- la pri-
mera carrera y sus boletos de q
dollar Sc pagaron a $3.50,
Ganaron la apuesta doble
Smart Set, a quien la "catedra''
no considerable, y Korena, tam
bien "despreciado" por los pc.
ritos. Sc pag6 a los de "visi6n
clara" $25O.40. La spuesta do
bic Sc verifica todas las noehes
La gaceta., 1940-01-12
LOMBARD rekuso Ia prihera oferta de los Rojos
Leo DurOcher pfefiere a Phelps

decpr6 a lombard e. pelotero
masgvalioso de la Liga Nacional
termSeando@la temporada como
Ell campe6n al bate de la Liga.
Ell aho pasado bate6 286 y fue
actor en- mas jugadas dobles, por
su pesantez en- ell correr, que min
gun otro pelotero de las mayo
res. Ahora los jugadores de cua
dro Sc colocan para Lombardi'
de manera diferente. Antes le
jugaban en- ell ''filo" del cesped;
ahora sc lie ponen en- ell cesped,
atras, y tienen suficiente tempo
para tirar Y sacarle,
Los Dodgers, por ejemplo, dc
sean un catcher del tipo activo
como Mickey Owen o AL Lopez,
para compartir la labor del aho
con Phelps. Los Gigantes tienen
un excelente catcher en- Larry
banning, pero no disponen d
fuerte reemplazo para el. Poseen
los Cubs I'm buen catcher en-
Todd para ayudar al veterano
Harnett. Para reforzar ell depar
tamento de catcher los Piratas
Sc vieron obligados a adquirir
los servicios de Virgil Davis.
Casey Stengel estara SECURE
mientras tenga q Alfonso L.
PEI, a quien ayudan dos j6venes
que promoter, Phil Mast y Stan
Andrews; pero los PhiHies tie
men que confiarse a Ben War.
rem, un catcher novato, mien
tras los Cardenales alderman j
Don Padgett con Owen.
La gaceta., 1940-01-12
Buecripci6n semanal: 20 Ct
1908 Ia. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla
TelefOno Y 1892
DEPORTES
YUCATAN KID Sc BATIRA
HOY CON KID WILLIAMS
Ell Mad0 Robinson contra
Leon FoNcdTt

Esta noche, en- la arena de los
Artilleros, Yucatan Kid, que re-
clama para ST ell mitico tftulo de
campe6n junior welterweight
del sur, peleara a diez asaltcs
con un joven de Savannah, Ga,
que desea conquistar la corona
nacional de las lat libras.
Hace algunos Noses ell empire
sario La Marque ofreci6 ell
match a Williams y este 10 re-
hus6; mas tarde ell ciudadano de
Georgia recapacit6 y Sc brind6
para combatir con Ell mexicano.
Yucatan, que vino a Tampa
bajo la direction de Luis Parga,
actualmente cumple 6rdenes de
un amable Y simpatico ciudada-
no de Miami, ell captain w. H.
Peoples.
Jim Carey, un hombre de ex-
periencia en- ell negocio de los
puhos, dirige a Williams y espe-
La gaceta., 1940-01-12

esta manana de la corte, habian
rOdeado al marques de Rio Yer
de, conduciendolo a un autom6-
vii.
0tros sehores, los medicos
sobre TODD, rodeando al doctor
Montero, formaban un circulo
eompacto alrededor del ataGd, y
discutian acaloradamente.
Don Justo fue Ell primero en-
encararse con ell maestro de Va
lencia.
Y dijo en- VOC airada:
1Como que no esta muer-
Ia la marquesa, don Rafael?
Coma que no, hijo mio?-
repusd Ell ilustre catedratico,
que habia sido professor de Ca
rabaaa durante toda la carrie
ra.
Sc inici6 una polemica vivf-
sima, en- la que personajes y doc
torres sc dividieron en- dos ban
doe. ..
La gaceta., 1940-01-12

mano para tomar ell pulse a la
infeliz, exclam6:
-Pero... olga listed, Patroci-
nio..p oye, Rodrigo. pero lies
Ia sonora esta muy grave, pero
mucho!!... Yo creo que Sc va a
morrill,. Hay que atenderla.
va hemos querido darla u
ma taxa de tia y la hemos pues-
to unos sinapismos-contest6 Ia
Patro.
FL doctor ahadi6, con sarcas-
mo immense, burlandose de 81
-iEso no es bastante, por
lEs precise lamar un
medico; pero en- seguida L.. Isl
70 creo que esta muerta!..
La alarma cundi5 entire los
circumstances, y un instante des
pues, Paquito habia avisado a
los doctores de la vecindad.
Vinieron y reconOcieron q Ia
La gaceta., 1940-01-12

durante la segta ! tereera ca
.Srera.s
Traffic Matety venci6 en- IA
'cuarta carrera y sus boIe\ps de
a peso Sc abonaron a $94OS Dol
ly Green triunf6 en- la quinta y
sus boletos de a dollar, como
gran favorito que era, solo Sc a
bonaron a $1.5C~ \
Music Mad pas6 la meta Ell
primer lugar, en- la sexta carre-
ra; Easter LESSEE venci6 en- la
septima, pagandose los boletos
de a peso a 5000. Los triunfa-
dores en- la novena, decima y on
cena 10 fueron Liquid Gold,
Gay Jockey y Windsong.
Manana sabado habra matt
nee y por la noche un programa
especial.
La gaceta., 1940-01-12
.CONFERENCIA ENTIRE SAM
A Y LARRY MAC
PHAIL

Cincinnati, Enero 12.-Cou-
ferenciaron aver en- esta ciudad
Larry MacPhail, director de los
Dodgers de Brooklyn, v Sam
.Breadon y Branch Hickey, pre-
sidente y vicepresidente de los
Cardenales.
Sc discuti6 en- la entrevista la
venta del club Columbus, de la
Association Americana. BreadOu
no quiso revelar 10 tratado y Ri
ckey Sc expres6 en- Ell mismo sen
lido.
Rum6rase de que trataron de
los servicios de Joe Medwick, es
La gaceta., 1940-01-12
Folletin No. SS
Gaceta
TONIC U
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

FL pueblo, la multitud que ha-
bia seguido al cortejo y que ocu-
paba las colinitas y los caminos
que rOdean a estaci6n, hugo, en-
parte, despavorido, y en- parte Sc
precipit6 hacia la capilla, obi
gando a la Guardia civil a inter
venir para prOteger el cuerpo
de doha Moves.
Entire los intimos y los per-
sOnajes del marques, que eran
legion, el asombro, ell panico, la
sOrpresa Y la curiosidad, no te-
man limites.
III ministro, ell arzobispo de
Valencia, Ramo Florido y don
.Lgis NOrOha, llegadO tambitn
La gaceta., 1940-01-12

Cincinnati, Enero 12.-Ernie
lombard, ell corpulento catcher
de los Rojos, devolvi6 aver su
contrato al club, sin firmar Y
acompanando de una carta. INC
creo que ustedes deben pedirme
la firma en- esas condolences, pc
70 tampoco deseo ser considera-
do como I'm jugador en- rebeldia.
"En 1888 finalice como el
campe6n al bate de la Liga y me
aumentaron ell sueldo en- $4,000.
Ahora, porqe solo batee 2S7, me
quieren guitar esos $4,000"
Warren &c. Giles, Ell admins :
trador de los Rojos, coment6 Ia
actitud de lombard diciendo:
"No tratamos de rebajarle ell
sueldo."
Ahora que sc plantea Ell pro-
0blema de la rebaja de sueldo a
lombard, algunos peri6dicos
recuerdan que hace pocas sema-
mas sc habl6 de cambiarlo, a los
Dodger de Brooklyn, por Babe
Phelps. Larry MacPhail, Ell ce-
rebro pensante de los Dodgers,
pregunt6 a Leo Durocher.
Cambiarfa listed a Babe Phelps
por Ernesto lombard?
Durocher medit6 y le di6 esta
contestaci6n: No.
MacPhail dijo entonces que FL
pensaba como Durocher, pero.
que lie di6 libre opOrtunidad de
escoger.
lombard, seg1n Larry, tiene
dos ventajas sobre Phelps: me-
nos susceptible a las lesiones y
IN mejor tirador.
En- todos los otros aspectos,
Phelps es igual o superior a Err
nesto. Los dos van a cumplir 80
amos de edad. Hace dos amos Sc
La gaceta., 1940-01-12

zaba, a una de sus fincas, situa.
das en- Collado Mediano, la al.
delta Immediate a Madrid.
Pasaron a la aleoba.
Il Que hace?...,
Mirela listed, don Rodri.
gogo!.r mi moverse!...
-Desde que listed estuvo g.
quio este obscurecer, no ha mo-
vido nj un dedo.
Don Rogelio Sc acerc6 a Ia ca
ma de la enferms,
Patrocinio di6 vuelta al con.
mutador electrico y una gran
claridad ilumin6 la alcOba.
La enferma aparecia boca A.
rriba, en- la misma posici6n v
con la misma expression de muer
te con que Ia viera esta tarde
don Rodrigo,
e. amigo del banquero la exa-
frunciendO el ceho.
: en- ssguida, sxteudisndo Ia
La gaceta., 1940-01-12
The AWFUL PRICE YOU PAY FOR BEING
NERVOUS
Cheek Below And See If You Have
Amy OF The Signs

QuivA he nerves can make Won ola ana
haggaTd looking, cranky and hard 10 live
With--ean keep you AWAKE nights and ron
you Of good health, good times and jobs.
Don't let yourself Ego" like that. Start
e9kdnga good, reliable tonic-one made espe.
NeAn yoF ipoHaen. And could you ask for any-
than worid-iamoua LYDIA III. Pinfbsm,s
Vegstable Compound
1t the wholesome herbs and roots el
Fnkheme Compound help Nature calm
Your anriekng nerves, tone up your system.
nnd he!p lessen distress from iemale fune
donal disorders. ""
Make 3 note NOW 70 get q hottie Of thin
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La gaceta., 1940-01-12
ban hacia "a finca de los mar
queses.
Diez minutes despues, todos
estaban en- 81 Naranjal.
CAPITULO VII
La mdrtir,..
La rsdrhr,..

En- efecto: aquella misma no
che, v como habia prometido
don Rodrigo, volvi6 a Ia casa de
los conserjes con un medico.
I'm medico... ibuenol, ia YER
dad L.. era medico, desde luego,
perO no ejercia mas que entire
u ncortisimo ndmero de clientes
familias opulentas que lie la
madam mas bien por cortesia,
va que era don Rogelio millops-
rio.
Pace y Ia Patro, advertidos
va p~reviamente por 81 GNSo. es-
81 bsDQuOr0 srTiba, en-
La gaceta., 1940-01-12

trella del San Luis, peloteFO que
MacPhail desea adquirir,
La gaceta., 1940-01-12
LA GACETA

Il peri6dico en- idiOma EspAhoI
10 Faks circuIaci6n en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1940-01-12

vlvtoriano Manteiga, Editor
Evening star., 1940-07-09

on what we are going to defend"
Il think that what we want most
to protect is the right and oppor-
tunity to do much better"
Migratory workers have created
for themselves "small-scale vested
interests in their squatterlike set
Elements in California and now
must be dealt with as property
owners" Carey McWilliams, chief of
the State immigration and housing
division, told the conference today.
In many cases, he said, migrants
have formed permanent settlements
which cling to established communi-
ties like "unwanted appendages"
regardless of local employment OPP
portunities or the unproductivity of
the soil.
"The owners of these shack in
terests," he reported, must now be
dealt with, If you please, as prop
erty owners. We have permitted
them to create a myriad of small
scale vested interests"
Mr.. McWilliams, who directs the
States efforts to find housing or
farms for the newcomers, suggested
the migrants might be best assimi-
lated by putting them on large
scale, cooperative farms.
Intelligent planning of a broader
Evening star., 1940-07-09
u. 5. Needs a Goal
In Building Defense,
Eliot Tells Planners
Declares Democratic
System Must Be Proved
Better Than TotoIituriun
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, July 9.-Tanks,
planes, warships and other military
equipment won't provide the United
States with complete national de-
fense, Charles w. Eliot, I'd, director
of the National Resources Planning
Board, told the National Conference
on Planning yesterday.
Because propaganda cannot be
fought with bullets and bombs, he
said, America must prove that the
democratic system "can provide and
maintain higher standards of liv-
ing, jobs for all, security and our
political rights and freedom, more
surely than any other way" if they
are going to offset the totalitarian
ideas.
The country's immediate task, he
declared, is to plan the conserva-
ton, development and organization
of its resources ''in ways to make
democracy work. to make needed
changes in our economy and Gov
ernment in ordinary transition,
and to make America impregnable
against propaganda as well as
against bombs and bullets"
The first consideration in a ma
tional defense program is "a decision
Evening star., 1940-07-09
Justice Officials Open
Antitrust Probe
OF Drug Business
140 Subpoenus ReturnobIe
Today, and Records
Are Turned In

The Antitrust Division of the
Justice Department, with the as
sistance of the grand jury, today
plunged into an investigation of
possible violations of the antitrust
statues in the manufacture, distri-
button and sale of drugs and me-
dicinal and surgical supplies of all
kinds.
Approximately 140 subpoenas,
issued on number of individuals
and firms within the scope of the
inquiry, were made returnable today.
Books and records called for were
produced and deposited in the special
off1ce the Justice Department officials
set up in the new Police Court
Building. Both wholesale and retail
activities are under investigation
officials said
Conducting the investigation are
Special Assistants to the Attorney
General John Henry Levin, Ken
meth L. Kimble and Parker w. Dun
can. Taking an active interest in
the inquiry is Assistant Attorney
General Thurman Arnold, who is
IN charge of antitrust activities.
Officials declined to reveal the
Identities of the individuals and
concerns, but it is understood that
a dozen trade and professional as
sociations are among the organiza-
tions whose records have been
requested.
Documents produced today relate
to the production, distribution and
sale of drugs and medicinal prepara-
tions, surgical instruments, equip
ment and supplies and cosmetics
and toilet goods for the period from
January l, 1885, to the present time.
Specially to be studied are alleged
price-fiXing, discounts and sales ter
ritories, officials said.
Evening star., 1940-07-09
Washingtonians Given
Reception in Hollywood
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LOS ANGELES, Calf, July g.
The party of $50 Washingtonians on
their way to the Golden Gate EX-
position at San Francisco met a
group of Hollywood stars here yes
terday when they were luncheon
guests of Louis B. Mayer.
Stars attending the luncheon were
Mickey Rooney, Ann Rutherford,
Bonita Granville, June Preisser,
Mary Howard, George Murphy and
Nat Pendleton.
Commissioner David McCoach
made the presentations for the
Washington contingent. Presented
at the luncheon were John Weaver,
William King. William Grouman,
Harry Kari and Thomas P. Morgan,
jr, chairman of the committee for
the trip.
After the luncheon, the group,
which left here Wednesday on a
special train, was taken through the
M. G. M. Studio.
Evening star., 1940-07-09
Rev. W. B. Martin Dies;
Founded Catholic School
Nv the ASsociated presS

By the Associated Press
NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y, July
e.-Priests at Holy Family Catholic
Church announced last night the
death in Boston of its pastor, the
Rev. w. B. Martin, So.
Father Martin, 80 years a priest
had been i'll for some time and had
gone to Boston to visit friends.
Father Martin founded the In
stitute of Scientific Study, which
developed between 1911 and 1918
into a regular academic field of post
graduate work for Catholic teachers.
He held a doctor of philosophy
degree from st. Francis Xavier S
College, another from Catholic
University and an honorary degree
from Notre Dame.
Evening star., 1940-07-09
Judge Sends Jury Back
For Unqualified Verdict

Juries must stay within their
province of determining the guilt or
innocence Of an accused, Justice
James M. Proctor pointed out in
District Court yesterday, sending one
back for further deliberation after
it had recommended clemency.
Justice Proctor told the II men
and one woman that it was the
judges duty, after consultation with
Evening star., 1940-07-09
Two-Legged Mule Pays
Dividends to Owner

BY the Associated Press.
DRESDEN, Tenn. - Maybe he'll
rent the animal to circus later.
But right now, Guy Smith Is collect
ing lots of dimes showing off his
tWo-legged mule.
The apparently healthy animal
has no sign of foreleg. After some
one helps it to its feet, it can walk
alone. Q
Evening star., 1940-07-09

the probation officer, to determine
whether leniency should be extended
in particular case.
The jury trying William E. Jetton,
81, colored, on a charge of Joy riding,
first announced it's verdict of
guilty, but leniency recommend
ed" Justice Proctor then sent the
jury back for further deliberation,
declaring its sole purpose was to as
certain the guilt or innocence of the
accused. The jury then found Jet
ton guilty. Justice Proctor referred
the case to the probation officer.
Prosecuting the case was Assistant
Evening star., 1940-07-09
Bible Class Rewards
Workers With Chicken
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
MEMPHIS, Tenn.-On the theory
full stomach is good incentive to
character building, the Character
Building Bible Glass gave star mem
ber getters a fried chicken dinner.
Those whose enrolment lists were
slim got beans.
Evening star., 1940-07-09
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D. c. TUESDAY, JULY g.

scope than is permitted at present
would enable California to absorb a
much larger influx of migrants than
the 100000 it has "unwillingly" re-
ceived via Arizona in the last five
years, Mr.. McWilliams said.
Evening star., 1940-07-09
WiHkie Has Friends
Even in Kansas City.
Democratic Rally

BY the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, July 9.-It
was a Democratic rally.
Former Senator James A.
Reed was introducing Maurice
M. Milligan, candidate for the
party nomination for United
States Senator.
Who" he demanded in
pointing to the Importance of
the office, sis going to run the
Nation for the next eight
years?"
"Willkiew came several shouts
from the crowd.
Evening star., 1940-07-09

United States Attorney John w.
Jackson.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-06

HS Warspte tabove) led the British which penetrated
 
 according to the British admiralty The Warsp 3O6OO ton brehip rcns eight 15inch guns eight 4nch anti aircraft She launched catapult The Warsp o by bombers near Namsos.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-06
Germany Claims Her Planes
 Sunk A 3o,O0O Ton British
 Battleship By Dive Bombing

UNDATED, May I lH) - A 30,C0O ton battleship vas report ed by Germany sm< off .h- Nor wegian c19zt by. diyirg Nazi bombing plznes. The Gernan claim was unconfrmed. Immed- itely other sources capped he 25 day blitzkre;g Whioh brought al most tWo-thirds O. Norway under German sway and busted the AL lied eXpedH.onsry forces il all but the nor.harnmost region. Or ganized Norwegian resistance col lapsed in the wake of the alleged withdrawal which co5t Bri,3in not only the s.rategical,y import ant southern Norway but arous- ed a storm Of bitter domestic crit icism aga.ust the Chamberlain government.
 Berlin ju5ilantly declared the British atlsarip, a war vessel of the Queen Elizabeth c.ass YVES sent to the bottom off Namsos, Friday, the day af,er Britain's $ last troops from ceatral Norway re-enlbarkei from port. Nothing but debris could be seen few minutes after the German E-r~O- CTS scored direct hit near tEe .battlship's forward turret. Nazis said there was speculation as t3 whether the commander of the British Expeditionary Forces was
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-06
British Tighten Seize On Nan Troops In Narvik----Men And
 Munitions Massed In Balkans

UNDATED, May 6 (P)-British naval and land forces are report ed tightening the seize on the be leaguered three or four thousand German troops at Narvik in a desperate effort to counter the loss of prestige suffered by the withdrawal from southern and central Norway.
 The admiralty announced that the 1800-ton destroyer Afridi was sent to the bottom by bombers while conveying Allied troops out of Namsos. The Afridi carried crew of 219 and was 47th British naval loss of the war. The British announced and said two of the attacking bombers were shot down.
 Hitler dramatically dispatched alpine troops on a difficult 200 mile trek through almost impas- sable mountains in an attempt to aid the Nazis at Narvik. They must go over narrow country road sometimes only mere path. The high command reported fur ther blows against the British
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-06
l2 Oil Conpanies Indicted In Anti trust Campaign

WASHINGTON, May 6 (P) - The Supreme Court upheld the decision of the federal district court of Madison, Wisconsin, hold ing l2 major oil companies and five individuals violated the Sher man antitrust act in conspiring to raise the price of gasoline in ten midwestern states. This is one of the governments major cases in the current antitrust campaign.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-06

ssea.d. There was no comment rom British sources on the Ger man claim.
 One authoritative sources in London said Britain will contin- ua fighting for Norway with the greatest vigor.'
 N5Iway's central military com mad asked the Invading Ger mans fer an armis,ice and ac- eused the Allies of "incomprehen .ibla ac ion in not giving them dae notice of their retreat. AS he Norwegiaas laid down their arms the swift moving German forces poured into the new terri tory, occupying ruined NamSos, Grong and other central points.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-06
Callahadion Wins Goth Running Of Kentucky Derby

CHURCHILL DOWNS, May 4 (F) - The field of probable start CTS in the 66th running of the Kentucky Derby was reduced to eight with the scratching of M. J, Schmitt's True Star. The last chance True Star had for run ming in the $75,O00 added event di2appeared under the rays of the burning sun, the first Ken
 ucky has seen in a week. The rack promised to be lightning
 ast. True Star's owners never en tertained more than vague hope
 lat the colt might run well in le mud.
 True Stars withdrawal left 8 ,hree-year-olds in the classic:
 BimeHch, Midland, Dit, Siroc- co, Roman, Pictor, Royal Man, and Gallahadion. They are all expected to go with the possible exception of Sirocco. The drying track promised to make Bimelich an even greater favorite than he might have been otherwise
 The race is scheduled to start at 2:45 pm. Pacific Standard Time.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-06
GalIahadion Wins 66th Running Kentucky Derby
Frederick Cook Arctic Explorer Is Stricken

PORT CHESTER, New York, May 1 lP)- pr. Frederick Cook, aged 77 Arctic explorer, suffer- ed a cerebral hemmorhage last night and was taken to a hospital. His condition was described as fair.
 Cook lives at Tims Rivers, New Jersey. Cook, whose claim that he was the discoverer of the North Pole precipitated a long controversy with the late Admir- al Perry, was a guest for two weeks at the home of Ralph Von Ahlefeldt, friend of long stand ing and one of the leaders who first vindicated Cook.