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irw SECTION 2 SPORTS THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 18, 1944. List of 10 Best Films of Is Headed By 'Random 1943 Harvest' Sub Bill Parfitt Heads Pin Loop Eisenmenger Bowls Three 147 Games; McCarthy Closing In On 200 Average By JERRY McNERXEY, Courier-Journal Staff Writer. William "Wee Willie" Robinson found himself in the unenviable position of being absent and not missed by his teammates in the American League at Fifth Street last night. For Bill Parfitt subbed for the genial Robby and knocked out counts of 202, 219 and 196 for a 617 series that Tolls," starring Ingrid Bergman and Gary Cooper, and Warner Brothers' "Yankee Doodle Dandy," in which James Cagney played the title role. "Harvest" received votes, twenty more than were given the second-place pictures in the twenty-second annual poll.

Others chosen in the "ten best" were "This Is the Army" (Warner fourth; 4 Casablanca" (Warner fifth; "The Hu From Wire Dispatches. New York, Jan. 17. "Random Harvest" topped a list of the ten best motion pictures of 1943 as chosen in a poll of 439 newspapers and radio reviewers, Film Daily announced tonight. The picture, produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, starred Greer Garson and Ronald Col-man.

Tied for second place were Paramount's "For Whom the Bell Movie Men Up to Ears In -f 4th Avenue, St. Elizabeth, Zombies Win Three Unbeaten Mimi Leaders Stretch Streaks Fourth Avenue Methodist, St. Elizabeth and the Zombies carried their undefeated records to the basketball well against last night and came back with them still unbroken. The Methodists took a strangle hold on the championship of the Ahrens Intermediatte League by downing West Louisville 31-24, for their sixth straight and a two-game lead on the rest of the field. Stuart Smith dunked 10 points to pace the Fourth Avenuers.

In other Ahren's games, Belmont stopped Milton Avenue, 34-25, despite the 16-point manufacturing of Russell Huff of Milton, and Eastern Parkway Baptist routed St. Matthews Evan, 34-13, as Kenny Blum set the pace with 16 points. St. Eli.abeth rolled to its fifth straight in the Parish League at du Pont by trimming St. Mar-ton's.

31-35. Holy Trinity tripped St. James, 19-15, as Ray Hulse-wede dropped in two fielders in the last two minutes, and St. Boniface lasted for a 31-29 margin over St. George.

The Zombies got their fifth in a row in the Eastern Intermediate League by squeezing out a 24-22 triumph over Vermont after a double-overtime in the East Louisville gym. Franklin A. C. also had a close call, nudging the Crimsons, 24-21. Tonight's schedule: Southern A Southern Junior High: Ijiindrvmrn v.

Magnolia A. C. 1.. Ac N. Y.

vs. Kastern Parkway Tiaptl.it, Nichols Hospital vs. Centenary. 9. War Plant League at du Pont Gymnasium: Metaleers No.

1 vs. Tube Turns. 7: Carbides vs. Vultees; Wingfoots vs. Kilterers.

9. Coast Loop Elects Rowland. Sacramento. Jan. 17 AP Clarence Rowland, president of the Los Angeles Baseball Club, tonight was elected president of the Pacific Coast League for ten years at a salary of $12,500 a year.

paraded the Business Men at Central. Ed Wine made the 3-8-10 split. Shamrock McCarthy continued to close in on the 200 average in the United Major League. Latest averages show the Irishman with 199.39. The first ten include Tom Owen 197-16, Larry Waterbury 195-04, Fred Kramer 195-03, W.

R. Davis 193-14, Bill Gambert 192-27, Don Hasselbach 191-23, Oscar Mannell 191-21, Frank Herfel 191-05 and Vic Bitter 190-10. U. of L. Hockey Champs To Be Feted Tonight The University of Louisville girls will be guests of honor at a dinner tonight at 6 at Canary Cottage.

The Cardinal lassies won the College League of the Jefferson County Field Hockey Association with three victories to two achieved by the Comets and Nazareth and the one tallied by Ursuline. About 50 girls are expected at the dinner. "CORVETTE K-225," Howard Hawks' film drama on the perilous war against German submarines in the North Atlantic, opens at the Strand Thursday with Randolph Scott and Ella Raines in the leading roles. City and County Statistics headed the circuit. Other 600's went to Lee Roth-fterber with 234 and 615, Bay Kirchner with 233 and 600 and Ed Gnadinger with 600.

Gene Eisenmanger got the first "triple" of 1044 here when he dropped three games of 147. 5 A PEAK Merle Klein reached a five-year peak last night in the B'nai B'rith League at Broad-Brook when he slapped out a neat 212 game. Louis Perlin's 574 fronted the league. Other Broad-Brook leaders were Elmer Bell with 577, Al Do-broth with 570, Walt Zanger with 231 in the City, John Casper with f45 in the Parish and Sam Schaefer with 533 in the Social. L.

Norheimer and G. White had a close race for honors in the Crescent Hill at Landohr, with Norheimer winning out, 551 to 531. 5 5 7 TALL. Miss Lula Newman clicked with a 211 opener and carried through for a 557 to pace the women at Fifth Street. Close behind were Mrs.

Gertrude Crush with 555, Mrs. Billie Jockell with 533. Mrs. Edith Nichols with 210 and 524 and Mrs. Olene Noe with 523.

Babe Burckle tumbled 204 and 559 to top C. Robert Peters 200 and 518 in the Realtors League at Columbia. Bill Stilz found a freak way to make the 2-8 setup. Bill barely clipped the two pin and his ball already had carried the eight into the pit before the two dropped. Joe Pulitano with 221 and 592 and A.

Higgins with 208 and 582 February lfi; Clifton Simpson. February 16. and Marion Hubb.ird. February 3. Obtaining Money Under Fale Pretenses Jake M.

Landau, postponed to February 3. Race Entries, Selections and Results man Comedy" sixth; "Watch On the Rhine" (Warner seventh; "In Which We Serve" (Noel Coward-United Artists), eighth; "So Proudly We Hail" (Paramount), ninth, and "Stage Door Canteen" (Sol Lesser-United Artists), tenth: The competition was limited to features released between November 1, 1942, and October 1, 1943. War Bonds Bins Crosby and Bob Hope niuM spend the week end selling bonds in San Francisco, while more than forty stars and starlets were assembling in Chicago fur appearances in some 200 cities. Willi each actor will travel a war hero from the South Pacific, North Africa, Italy, or wherever. Their companions from Hollywood will include Dana Andrews, Lucille Ball, Lee Bowman, Brian Donlevy, Errol Flynn.

Jinx Falk-enburg. John Garfield, Alan Marshall, Maria Montez, Dennis Morgan, Gene Tierney, Franchot Tone and Zorina, the lady with-, out another name. That's only the beginning. Kuyers Cobble l'p Seats. In Beverly Hills, which is close to home, but typical, the boys roped off a block of Wilshire Blvd.

for a War Bond premiere at the Fox Beverly Theater. Bond buyers got the seats until the seats ran out; the rest of the purchasers received perches on bleachers out front. Clock Km Can Wall At 11 33, 2 44. "ifl and 9 HM Gnu! On iho Looo. At 10:28.

1:40, 4 52 and 04 Savav Crash Dive. At in. 1 41. 27 and 9:23. The Am7in( Mrs.

Holiday. At 12:03. 3:44 and 7.45. I'ptown Claudia. At 8 40.

Melody Parade. At 7:03 and 10:10. Voue Silver Skates. At 7:10 and 10:01. Oklahoma Kid.

At 8:50. nroaduav Right to the Heart At 8 and 9:46. Kiss the Boys Goodbye. At 8:21. Crrsrent Salute to the Marines.

At and 8:37. Coiy Salute to the Marines. At 6 21 and 9:18. Yanks Ahoy. At 8:31.

Bard Adventures of a Rookie. At 7 and 10:20. Heaven Can Wait. At 8:30. Rits "Take a Chance Night." Raster 'Take a Chance Night." BE STARTLING FILMS FROM INSIDE EUROPE NAZIS READY FOR OUR INVASION! Doiens of Other News Items i BUY WAR BONDS STAMPS Hf RE BCAUTlfUl L0VC STC Gits Wafez, grr50f1 p1dge0h MadamI Curie' Wallsra Reerjr, lay Rainier "Saluteth; Marines" Monty Woolley, Orscls ields "Holy Matrimony" LMJ I Uf I A CV Rosalind Rurll Brian Ahfrne 'What a Woman' Iff "Swing Qui the Blues" Indianapolis Gets Hurlers.

Boston. Jan. 17 fAPI The Boston Braves management tonight turned over Pitchers Manny Salvo and Dave Odom to the Indianapolis American Association club. Odom wn told outright and Salvo was lUted as one of the two players the Braves promised the Indianaoolis club in the deal for Catcher Stew Hof-ferth. Srhmelin? Reported Released.

Stockholm, Jan. 17 (AP)-Max Schmel-Ing. former -world heavyweight boxing champion, has been released from German military service and has retired to a farm outside Cologne. Aftonbladefs Berlin correspondent reported today. Schmeling originally was a parachutist and participated in the Crete action.

Misty Fox 122 Big Albert Black 5 mdns; 4 op; A f. Opera Sue 114 High Link (2) No Quota 124 'Henderson Her Boy (3) ...124 'Pensax Sunarc 119 'History .126 .119 .119 .119 Via Giant Star 114 Air Raider (l Playful Star 124 'High Peak 119 Sweet Margv Mis Courtesy .116 i allow; 4 Sc up; 6 f. Take Away 113 'Wire Tapper ..110 Spare Man 115 Esteita 115 Lavaway (3t ..117 Miss Ethel 12! a 'Navigating ..115 'Zig Zag 117 Nipsickle Hi JACK 8. L. (1) 117 J.

Lee 'Dove Shoot 119 Greenock .108 (a)Me Did 112 Blue Serge 2 126 taMrs. E. D. Shaffer entry. 7 Sl.oofl: allow; 3-y-o; 1 1-16 m.

Birthmark (3) 115 Guante 113 Ramsey (2) 115 'Brown Gown 110 Slaver 113 For Freedom 113 Squeeze Thru .110 'Tee Beau (I) .115 Air Watch 115 8 elmg; 4 up; 1 1-16 m. Mattie J. (2) 111 Wise Hobby 116 Hardwrack (3) 111 'Prefer Transit.lll Mack's Hope 106 'He's It Ill By FRED OTIIMAN. Hollywood, Jan. 17.

The movie makers at this writing are up to their ears in War Bonds. Fourth loan sale of same. The picture Industry in Hollywood so far has bought more than $41,000,000 worth of bonds, with its 32,000 workers, from carpenter to great star doing the buying. Bond purchases by studio workers now average $233,000 a week, week after week. In the Third War Loan drive they bought $14,000,000 worth; undoubtedly they'll do better in this one, according to hue, Marian L.

DuBois. 18, St. 1'iuil, Minn. Births Girls. Mrs.

Milton Cockerel, Louisville, Route 4. December 23. Mrs. John H. Allen, Louisville, Route 3, Januarv 9.

Mrs. Francis M. Berghaus. 723 E. Wal nut January 8.

Mrs. William H. Haynes, Coral Ridge, Kv January 3. Mr. Elmer S.

Airey, 408 E. Chestnut, January 3. Mrs. Clarence It. Allen, 4220 Louisville Avenue, January 8.

Mrs. Henry M. Arterburn. 1029 Long-field. January 3.

Mrs. William M. Brown, 541 E. 1st, January 9. Mrs.

John F. deGraffenreid, 524 E. rhMtnnt. Januarv 7. Mrs.

Thomas A. Whelan, 327 N. 22d, son Lane, January 7. Mrs. James R.

Whittaker, 1031 Johnson Lane January 2. Mrs. Carter C. Rafferty, 1744 Hale Januarv 1. Mrs.

Chris Dennison, 625 N. 22d, Jan-uarv 8. Mrs. Osborne E. Lyles, 513 N.

22d, Januarv 3. Mrs. Ollie Murphy, 602 S. Hancock, Januarv 1. Mrs.

"Richard J. Daniel, 1400 Blue- grass. January 4. RlTI. Mrs.

Alonzo Walden, 211 Wampum, 7. Mrs. Edmund W. Moore, Rt. 1.

Bel mont. December 6. Mrs. Clement J. Gravel.

1835 Shelby New Albany. Ind December 29. Mrs. Henry F. Wynn, 1049 East Chestnut.

Januarv 7. Mrs. Leroy Sowder, 923 W. Market, Januarv 3. Mrs.

Frank M. Cox, Valley Station, Rt. 3. Januarv 7 Mrs. Henry A.

Hamilton, 110 E. Gray, Januarv 1. Mrs. Arthur H. Miller, 1021 Story, Januarv 7.

Mrs. William Mills, 1213 Fern, Jan uarv 1. Mrs. Clifford E. Randolph.

311 Helm, Eliabethtown. Januarv 3 Mrs. Joshua Raymer, 2110 Anderson, January 7. Last Day JOHN WAYNE "LOUISIANA" Weaver Bros, it Elrlry 'MOUNTAIN RHYTHM Tuesday I LruLaiaVJL Wednesday Don Amerhe Gen Tierney "Heaven Can Wait" East Sid Kids in "Ghosts On the Loose" 1 1 I 2 JOHNNY WOSSMUUER -NANCY KELLY JOHNNY SHEFFIELD Marriage Licenses William J. Schultz, 26.

machine operator. 1304 Morton Avenue; Tauline Nuckles, 22. 1S03 S. 3d. James Whitworth.

17. truck driver, Louisville. Route Beatrice E. Kircher, 17, 2042 Lytle. Ancclo DiFabio, 2(1.

Army, East Tlrady, Viola I. Abancs, 211, Arnold, IVnn. John E. Hyan, an. Arm v.

306 N. lth; Mary Harry, 2H. 1728 Baird. James E. Wilhelm.

25. Armv. Pleasure RidEe. Hazel E. Shepherd, 24, 643 S.

27th. Leon H. KniRht. 19. laborer.

816 N. 33d; Mary It. Barton, 15, 550 S. Shelby. James C.

Burgess. 21. welder's helper. fifi2 S. 27th; Margaret Allen, 21, 2728 W.

Chestnut. Marvin A. Dennison. 19. defense worker.

2320 W. Main; Charlotte Reardon, 17, 3010 Kowan. John Singel. 21. Navy, Chicago; Lorraine Potter, 21, Chicago.

James M. Mason. 19. farmer, Corat Ridge. Doris E.

Rennirt, 18, Valley Station, Ky. George Bowers, 25, Army. Lebanon, Julia Ford. 21. Lebanon.

Charles J. Cronan III. 19, Army, 2124 Edgehill Road: Genevieve Clarke, is. 2116 Cherokee Parkway. Wilburn L.

Mays, 21. Army. M.ivs-ville. Okla; Mary Sue Lee, 19. 1813 Maple.

Frank A. Venonlto. 26. Army, Perth Amboy. N.

Helen Patskanick, 26. Sewarren. N. J. Robert Fife.

26. clerk. 216 N. 34th; Evelyn Jones, 21, 2904 Creenwood Avenue. John F.

Robbins. 32, Armv, Chicago; Helen K. Cestkowski. 27. Chicago.

Pershing Y. Carloson. 25, Armv. Minot. N.

Selma Beasy, 21, 123 N. 37th. Joseph J. Cecil, 24. Janitor.

1002 Roger; Helen Petz. 21, 642 S. Preston. Bernard P. Thomas.

20. Armv, Lennox. S. Marvin Smith. 19.

Lennox. Louis V. Fabia, 30. Army. Rochester.

N. Beverlv R. West. 25. 860 S.

20th. Berwyn J. Rembaldt. 24. Army.

Good 25c Pus Tax Last Day Dorothy M'Guire, Robt. Young "CLAUDIA" Flos: Marr Beth Hutches. Eddie. Qulilln "MELODY PARADE" Last Times Today Don Amerhe Gene Tlernev "Heaven Can Wait" rius "Adventures of Rookie" Adults 25c Plus Tax Juanita M. 111 Yarn Spinner 116 Alcinous 116 'Southland Miss.103 Good Play 116 "Stony Brook 111 Bolute 111 Snalpeen 118 Brown Flower 113 Milk Punch 120 Noggin 111 "Nancy's Apprentice allowance claimed.

Weather, clear; track, fast. II I A A II 1 Terry Mav, $11.90. 3.40, 3.30: Moon-lite Bobby, tf.in, Liberty Flight, 3.10. 2 Lord Bart. fS.CO, 4.20, S.60; Neb, 9.30, S.10; Justinian II, 2.li0.

3 Pamela C. S.VfiO, 3.30. 2.50; Space, 3.60, 2.60; Winter Song, 3.10. 4 Peace Earle. S18.70.

"7.90. S.20; Theseus, 7, 5.40; Headoverheels, 9.70. 5 Mixer, $9.80, 4.50. 3.30: Dream Parade, 5.70. 3.70; African Sun, 5.10.

ft All Talk. 3.80, 2.70; Resale, 3.60. 2.40; Aloraye, 2.30. 7 Expose. S8S.20.

20.40, S.40; Bi( Raid, 4, 2.80; Trast. 6.10. 8 Belfry Chimes. S7, 4.10, 3.40; Ear-liana, K.20. 4.90; Red Rosette.

3.80. Henry Ginsberg, chairman of the Hollywood Motion Picture War Finance Committee. The theater operators, under chairmanship of Charles P. Skouras, meantime, arc trying to sell one War Bond lor every theater seat in America, balconies included. To do it, they are resorting to such whoopla as you never did see, including free shows for bond buyers, personal appearances of war heroes and movie stars, and selling talks from their stages.

The movie business supersaies- manship began today in New York, where brass bands anil ticker tape heralded arrival of Jeanette MacDonald, Lorraine Day, Brian Donlevy and Lloyd Nolan. After the speech making in Times Square, Miss MacDon- old headed for Albany to speak before the New York State Newspaper Publishers, while her fel low movie stars embarked on similar talking tours. Production closed down on their movie at Paramount so The Show on the National Latin Quarter Revue. At 1:33, 4:09. 6:43 and 9:17.

FE ATI RE FILMS. Laew's What a Woman. At 12:33. 3:40, 6:47 and 9:54. Swinu Out the Blues.

At 11:20, 2:27, 5:34 and 8:41. Bialto Flesh and Fantasy, At 10:32. 1:11, 4:03, 6:55 and 9:5. So's Your Uncle. At 12:07, 2:39, 5:51 and Strand Tarzan's Desert Mvstery.

At 10:40. 4:18. 7:04 and 9:52. Never a Dull Moment. At 12:28, 3:16, 6:04 and 8:52.

Marv Anderson Northern Pursuit. At 11:29, 1:33. 3:37. 5:41. 7:45 and 9:49.

Scoop Upbeat In Music and other films. Continuous from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. National Calaboose. At 12:11, 2:45.

5:19. 7:53 and 10:27. Brown Thousands Cheer. At 10:33, 1:16. 3:59.

6:42 and 9:23. Dlsnev Cartoon Revue. At 12:45, 3:28, 6:11 and 8:54. Kentucky Holv M.itrimonv. At 10:30.

1:44. 4:58 and 8:12. Salute to the Marines. At 11:57. 3:17, 6:25 and 9:39.

Ohio Mountain Rhythm. At 10:30, 1:03. 3:36. 6:17 and 8:58. Louisiana.

At 11:41. 2:14. 4:47, 7:28 and 10:11. MA J700 3d Central Last Times Today Wallac Beery, Fay Bainter 'Salute to the Marines" Plu, "Yankt Ahoy" Today, Wed. Thur.

Adults lie rius Tarn James Cagney Humphrey Bogart "OKLAHOMA KID" Kenny Patricia Ted Baker Marison "Fio Riro Orch. "SILVER SKATES" MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM Sat. Jan. 22, at 8 nF I Bests NOW at Baldwin Tlano Co. WA IMS It.SO.

(I.l.f. $1.40, $1 15 (Tax Inc.) Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli ma ATTRACTI FEHR HANK RHf BMW1NO CO. lOUlSVtllt NTUCtY Hear KENTUCKY'S OWN Metropolitan Opera Star CHRISTINE JOHNSON mm it- 31 I A. Si? I I Id Suits Filed 2820:54 Lawrence Williams vs. Janle Williams, divorce.

282035 Samuel Morris vs. Eva Morris, divorce. 282036 Azaline Craig vs. James M. Craifc.

divorce. 282037 Eunice M. McNutt vs. Chester McNutt. divorce.

282038 Pearl McGlasson vs. Charles McGlasson. divorce. 282039 Charles E. Bennett et al vs.

George W. Combs, on note. 282040 Mitchell Francis Stanley vs. Evelyn Tnlbot Klanlrv. divorce.

282040 Olive v. Drlbert W. Jajiyfr. divorce. 2H2042 Jeanettc Frix vs.

Alton Frtx, divorce. 282043 Mary Louise Curtis vs. Arthur Curtis, divorce. 282044 J. C.

Stout vs. L. M. Smith, on note. 272045 John A.

Huffaker ct al. vs. Louisville Sand Gravel Company, damages. Quarterly Court Speeding L. D.

Young. $20.50. Reckless driving Alvin S. Caphnger, John Miller Glaab. $20.50.

County Court Spencer Taylor appointed administrator with will annexed of the estate of Samuel H. Etherly. C. A. Walker appointed administrator of the estate of William J.

Schneider. Elizabeth Butler appointed executrix of the estate of Carrie Butler. Ell H. Brown, appointed executor of the estate of Kate G. Worrall.

Indictments Petit larceny Harry J. Barakat. Grand larceny Leona Brandle. Storehouse breaking Charles Cravens. Roy William Thompson, John Elmer Reed.

Conversion Nathaniel LaFayette. Knowingly receiving stolen property Horace i'aul Nelson. Indictment Dismissed Petit larceny Bessie Stoess. Police Court Drunken Driving Emmett Hayes, 9 and $19: postponements Michael Crain. realism to reams 1 ryhk.

1 EJ II I A A 1 S1.IO0; 7 f. Tiresome 110 Corrour 110 Mustafa 110 Our Flare 110 Jacian 115 Cling i2t 115 Ladv Boswell 110 Wnpon's Pride.110 Endman i3 11S I nrle Bud Fred Havecker .115 Rising Light 110 Class Book 110 Free Duchess ..110 Navy Bomber 110 Silk 110 J1.200; maidens; 7 f. Creamy 115 Payable I2 115 Pleasure Hour 115 Esdeco 110 Miss Freedom110 Sarawak 120 Port Marlv 120 Friend Or Foe 120 Proud Shot 115 BeU Call 115 Jamoke 115 Col. Hockwald.120 Sauro 3 120 Whippet 1 115 Valdina Greedy. 115 High Fox 120 3 Fdemgee 107 allow.

6if. Blue Wines GREEN Bl'SH Challenge Me 3i 110 Rene B. 105 Faraeram 110 Alnelle 102 122 Fifth 104 Cherry Wine 104 4 1.501 6' if. Pnctor Jeeo ..107 Leaving 109 Side Boy 1 118 Instructor 110 Cramp's Image Quick Draw 118 118 'Which Ace Don Miller 99 (3 117 Xiray 104 A S1.70fl: 4 op: It m. Stinging Bee ..112 Red Dock 1) Ro5V Brand 102 Yukon (2) 116 Fiddler's Bit Flange 109 Bed Wrack 3t 116 Kanlast 112 SI.

700: 4 op: I'i m. Her Guardian 102 Ksar Of Llarero (2 120 Audlev Ml 111 I.Iark 108 Transformer Aiafiag 102 I3 11 Rush Act 113 $IM; elmj.T 4 up: l'i m. Chance Cross ..107 Weigh. Anchor Jost Tourist tl 115 '3 114 Southport 116 'Charlene 106 Disn'aver 1 2 Rocket Gal 109 Budded 114 Darby Du 120 Turntable 114 War Bonnet 117 "Baying 104 11.300: rlmr 1 up: 1 m. Panjab 3 111 Queen Echo 111 Raxonian ..116 -CJrand Day 114 Hav Wire t2 116 Rru Brannon.114 Oskmont ll 'Poppycock 10 Supreme Ideal 111 'Neddie Lass 109 Febbina 114 'Zouave 104 Tanganyika 111 Cuth 116 Tanther Creek .119 Which Man 116 Apprentice allowance claimed.

Weather, cloudy; track, good. 1 FAIRGROUNDS 1 S1.AA0-. rlmf: 4 op: A f. Three Bangs 113 'Liberty Flik 108 St. Jock 113 Mon Flag 116 Top Note fl) 118 Sir Talbot 118 Frou Frou 111 'Black Flame 113 Donnanigina 110 Jay Kan 111 Peace Fleet f3 118 Storminess 118 Ladv Stardust 111 'Rangle 105 Floyan i2 --113 Reigh Countess 110 Sl.OOft: rims; 4 up: f.

Whirh Glint 111 Arrive On Time Tee Cee 118 13) 119 Purcellville 116 -Brave ITp 113 Fbon Flag 10S Ballast Reef 118 Swing Leader 118 Flashtown (2) 121 Valdina Rex 111 'Ariel Image 106 Victory Plav 111 "Sonny Casey Laird's Cot 115 1 110 Stvx 113 Azizi 111 3 S1.600; time up: f. River Lass 108 Paiturf 1 116 Some Ad 110 Marcella K. 111 Dogged 108 Tell Well 111 Vaidina 'Connaught 123 Nvmph 105 'Diego Red (3) 119 Tee Midg 115 'Bold Lucy 111 Meetsum 118 'Due Sport 119 Lady Rebeccalll (a Passa Grille ia Paraboloid t2 1110 2 114 "a'A. Warner entrv. 4 11.000; allow: 2-y-o; f.

No Selections. P.egal Maid 114 Mr. 117 Geneva Lad 117 Fussy Helen -114 VALUE Plus For Your Infantile Paralysis Fund Dollar TONITE COLUMBIA GYM LAVERNE BAXTER vs. DOC LEN HALL MIGUEL TORRES FRANKIE BOCKWINKLE vs. BLACKSMITH PEDIGO Vs.

WALTER McMILLEN IBS They hunt no more for the 'possum and the coon sii muuci; run: hll ncwi im mio 11 from "My Old Kentucky Home" FAR CRY from Kentucky to Tarawa from happy, carefree bunting days when old Mollie, his coon dog, awaited his early morning whistle the signal for field duty. Now the dry rattle of machine guns answers his every shot, as he crouches behind a tree trunk, for this is a grim, new kind of hunting man stalking man no holds barred! Yet, at day's end, he turns from such stark of "Old Kentucky" and of those he loves. "DLney I Hmjj LAST 2 DAYS ERROL FLYNN "NORTHERN PURSUIT" fM0M Tb) fiiHD Mj 1 r- of the US. Submarine JTa'' I A "''v I Sends our 'TT'' I bombers to blast To jo' j' ROBERT MARKER -aL-3 I Minimi ALAN HALE JOHN RIDGELY LLIAM PRINCE STARTS You Can't Match His Courage But You Can Back His Attack YOU CAN BUY WAR BONDS! Singing As Guest Artist With Louisville Philharmonic Orchestra ROBERT S. WHITNEY, Conductor In a Brilliant Concert Presentation WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19 THURSDAY, JANUARY 20 8:30 P.M.

MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM SEATS $2.20 $1.65 99c Now On Sale At Readers Service Bureau and Times Third and Liberty Sts. All Denominations On Sale At LEVY BROS Incorporated Market at Third FOURTH Wtt MN MtVt Jan. IS miimi THURSDAY! ADAM'S 413 4th GYM B0X0FFICE WA 9134 mm ax ai.