Lexington Herald-Leader from Lexington, Kentucky • 12

MONDAY THE LEXINGTON MAY 17 1937 five for acquittal it was reported The case was continued to the October term -Gi ocers: Herewith Another Combination Of Father And Son Engaged In The Same Enterprise In Lexington Or Vicinity Grant County Girl Dies After Crash Rear Georgetown Special to The Leader GEORGETOWN Ky May 174 woman believed to be Miss Doroth Rawlins 20 of Williamstown injured fatally Lonnie 34 of Georgetown was critically hurt and his nephew Claude Lanl caster 21 Scott county was lea riously injured in an automobile cident early Sunday afternoon miles north of here on the Dixi highway The three were brought to th John Graves Ford Memorial homfci here where the girl died at ii-S this morning of a punctual lung and other injuries Lam Lancaster owner of the madrfnTi! which they were riding guffcJS a possible fracture of the ihiii while Claude Lancaster received BELMONT TABU FIRST RACE Hymn 104 iSarnoi 6-1 5-1 3-1 1-1 1 Wilco 115 iStout) S-5 7-10 3 Even tip 115 (Malley) 7-10 3 Time 1:53 1-5 Highest Point Bright Chance White Lightning and Languorous also ran SECOND Maesun 103 (Sarnot 1-1 10-1 4-1 3-5 1 Suntime 113 iPetersi 3-1 S-5 3 Spanish Fly 113 lArcaro) 3-5 3 Time 1:03 4-5 Newark Papa Jack and Johnnie Dear also ran THIRD Janeen 115 (Gilbert 4-1 5-1 3-1 1-1 1 Allowance 115 IE Arraro) 3-1 S-5 3 Mayro 115 iH Richard) 1-1 3 Time 1:14 Pirate Lass Sun Tea Showomall Rltor--no Pompish bunfealheri and That One also ran FOURTH Jacolo 115 iPetersi 5-1 5-1 3-1 1-1 1 Motile Swain 115 IP Horni 3-1 7-5 3 Fair Beam 115 )Sarno 7-5 3 Time :54 4-5 a Lace Relgh Brattle Susl Devil's Mats and Quakeress also ran CHURCHILL DOWNS FIRST Ebony Boy 109 (James) $1130 3430 1300 1 Jean Cloud 106 iH Beasy) 1380 380 3 Clsshman 104 (Hutton) $330 3 Time 1-5 Trap 'Nest Fern Star Oddeia Flag Prince Ales Smith David Queen Regnant Jimmy also ran Jurors Hear Evidence in Suits For $42200 A jury in Fayette circuit court today was hearing evidence in three damage suits involving $42200 against Mrs Blanch Espitallier Rock Springs Wyo driver of an automobile which figured in a fatal collision at the intersection of the Versailles and Mason-Headley pikes Saturday afternoon March 13 All three suits were filed by Paul Warden two of them as administrator of the estates of members of his family who were killed or fatally injured in the crash and one for nimsclf He asked $20000 damages for the death of his wife Mrs Florence Edna Warden who was killed and the same amount of damages for the death of his four-year-old son Joe Edward Warden who died two days after the accident For himself Mr Warden asked $2200 damages Hearing of evidence in the case had not been completed when this report dosed A directed verdict for one of the defendants the Union Transfer and Storage Company was given in the case of Ben Montgomery and Jasper Tate vs the transfer firm and Penn Brothers On motion of the plaintiffs the case was then dismissed without prejudice as to the suit against the second defendant Penn Brothers The plaintiffs had sought a $900 judgment for damages to a motor truck involved in a collision on the Richmond pike Testimony showed that the truck had collided with a Penn truck after it had stopped on the highway behind a transfer company truck Counsel for the plaintiffs had contended that the accident was caused by the quick stopping of the transfer and Penn Brothers' trucks Montgomery driver of the plaintiff's truck testified that the latter truck stopped quickly in front of him without any warning and that due to the icy condition of the road he was unable to stop before his truck struck it The transfer truck was not involved in the crash Class Play To Open Commencement Week At Owingsville High Special to The Leader OWINGSVILLE Ky May Comencement exercises at Owingsville high school will begin Friday night when the junior high school graduates will present the class exercises including the class play School Days" in the school auditorium The baccalaureate sermon will be delivered by the Rev Cooper pastor of the Methodist church at the Presbyterian church at 11 Sunday morning The graduation exercises of the senior class of the high school will be held at 8 Monday night May 24 at the school auditorium The Rev Gabriel Banks of Morehead College will deliver the class address Dan Dog-gett Jr will deliver the valedictory address and Eulene Colliver will be salutatorian James Riley promotional secretary of Transylvania College Lexington accompanied by a quartet from the Transylvania glee club presented an inspirational program at the Christian church here Sunday night The quartet composed of Misses Frances Crain Martha Barr Betsy Markwell and Elaine Hume sang several numbers Mr Riley gave a talk on College Eudcation as Against Non-Religious Institutions" The Rev George Frey pastor was in charge of the services Miss Honaker III Miss Lucy Honaker prominent Owingsville society woman is se riously ill at her home here Circuit Court Adjourns The Bath circuit court adjourned here Saturday for the term Most all important cases on the docket were continued until the October term There was only one murder case on the docket the case of the commonwealth against Sam Branham charged with the killing of Clinton (Jim Bob) Fugate Nov 22 1936 at the Log Cabin camp six miles each of Owingsville The trial resulted in a hung Jury the jury Lexington hospital when his con standing seven for conviction and dition was reported as fair today Chief of Police Buford JUn Sheriff Greenville StockdeU Deputy Sheriff Morgan Ctw conducted an investigation saM they could find no witnesses said 'the machine had crashed fata a tree and stated that so far as ther could learn no other car had been involved in the crash The autann bile was demolished The injured persons were brought here by employ of the Matthews filling station near which the accident occurred Miss body was removed to the Ashurst funeral home where it will remain until Coroner Kean Ashurst can locate members of family Oicen Earlyicine III CARLISLE Ky May 17 Owen Earlywine Carlisle carpenter is patient at St hospital Lex ington as a result of a paralytic stroke and hemorrhage suffered last Thursday while he was working the home of Frey here fell from a ladder and was famfl lying in a gutter in a pouring rain some time later He was treated the Johnson Memorial hospital here and Friday was removed to the PAGE TWELVE Game Group In Bourbon PI ans Dams Drive For Members And Continuance Of 1936 Program Are Planned Special to The Leader PARIS Ky May John Stuart Paris elected president of the Bourbon County Game and Fish Protective Association at a meeting held last week has announced that a drive for membership and a continuance of the program sponsored by the club last year will be the immediate objectives of the association at this time Among other items that are being worked out by the local sportsmen are abatement of stream pollution the erection of a series of dams throughout the county and a strict adherence to the game laws through co-operation with conservation agents He stated that a dam built last summer in Houston creek and recently opened by the city of Paris which will erect a new bridge over the creek at a nearby point will be rebuilt immediately after the city work is done Other officers elected at the last meeting were Dr Eugene Hyden vice president and Col Roxie Davis secretary-treasurer Catlett Buck' ner was elected delegate to the state meeting to be held soon at Fikeville Negro Slain Spencer Negro 25 of Paris was fatally stabbed just above the heart in an altercation with Mar garet Parker Negro 29 in a res taurant in Claysville Negro suburb where the woman is employed early Sunday morning The woman was later arrested by Detective Fred Link Patrolman Thomas Craven and Patrolman Richard Moore at the home of her grandfather on the Austerlitz pike about miles from the scene of the killing She was brougjit to Paris and placed in the county jail Coroner Rudolph Davis said that an inquest would be held at the court house today NARROW ESCAPE VULCAN Alta (CP) Bobby Hoga nine years old escaped death when he fell from a tractor in the path of a trailing disc His body became so deeply imbedded in the soft earth that the sharp discs passed over him He sustained only a broken arm and hip in the fall AVRORA FIRST Kentucky Eagle 113 (Guymon) $340 $330 $380 1 Visibility 113 I McCray) $330 $580 3 Blind Sage 107 iVedderi $840 3 Time 1:14 1-5 North Blase Cherry Can Orbedlu Lon-guell Jerry Flirt also ran SECOND Merab 111 iValli $1440 $830 1480 1 Oddrsa Lad 114 lAlbrechti 8730 $530 3 Avenue Ill (A Richards) 81030 3 Time :55 Genesee Lady Gayheart War Jest La Monte Fredrick Queen of Gold Mr Mickey alio ran Testimony Introduced In Condemnation Case Studio Harris Parke left mi son Harris Parke Jr vilh A Class Stores her a at Re at EDWARD BOSTON CHOSEN LEADER OF FRATERNITY WILLIS WIIALEN CYNTHIANA Ky May Willis Whalen 69 died Sunday morning at his residence here after a short illness Born in Harrison county he was a son of the latt Nathan and Evelyn Whalen He is survived by his wife Mrs Lucy Sturgeon Whalen and the following children by two former marriages: Mrs John Tyson Mrs Harry Pcddicord Miss Sue Whalen Stanley Leonard Charles and Earl Whalen all of this county He was a member of the Pilgrim Holiness church Funeral services will be held at the Smith-Rees chapel at 2 Tuesday afternoon conducted by the Rev Brown with burial in Battle Grove cemetery MISS MARY A BROYLES FRANKFORT Ky May 17 Funeral services for Miss Mary A Broyles who died at the home of her sister Mrs George Karsner at Forks of Elkhorn late Friday were held Sunday afternoon at the Peaks Mill Christian church the Rev Henry Gwinn officiating Interment was in the Peaks Mill cemetery Miss Broyles is survived by her mother Mrs Broyles a sister Mrs George Karsner with whom she made her home and two brothers Broyles and Broyles A jury In Fayette county court today wag hearing testimony in the case of the Commonwealth of Kentucky vs and Mary Hupp in condemnation proceedings to obtain a right of way through their property for the extension of north Broadway to the Paris pike A board of appraisers had evaluated the right of way at $176150 and both the plaintiffs and the defendants had filed exceptions to its report The hearing was called at 10 o'clock this morning but more than an hour was required for selection of jury so testimony had not been completed when this report closed First witnesses introduced by the commonwealth were County Road Engineer Davis and members of the three-man board of appraisal Counsel for the Hupps had summoned several Fayette county property-owners in an attempt to establish damages that construction of the new road would cause to the property The commonwealth was represented by Attorneys Keenon Kessinger and Robert Odear in addition to County Attorney Samuel Cole Counsel for the defense included Attorneys John A Judy and Yantis The jury was composed of Garey Robert Maxwell Wil-holt William Crosthwaite Moore Mitchell Headley Shouse Raymond Randolph Charles Land Sapp Grant Hill and Huffman 600 See Lancaster High School Comedy Special to The Leader LANCASTER Ky May Pains" a comedy in three acts was presented before an audience of 600 people at the school auditorium Friday night by the graduating class of Lancaster high school The play was directed by Miss Anne Conrad English teacher of the school Diplomas Awarded Diplomas were awarded Friday to 35 graduates of Garrard county high schools by Superintendent Colonel Hammonds during the graduation exercises held at the Grand theater 'which was filled to capacity After the invocation by Rev Cosby Dr Taylor dean of the College of Education University of Kentucky addressed the graduates There were 119 pupils presented certificates as graduates from the eighth grade REA Group Formed An organization to promote rural electrification in Garrard county was successfully launched here with Kearney Adams as president Montgomery vice president and Mason secretary treasurer Directors were named from each of the four magisterial districts A total of 383 householders have signed petitions signifying their desire to take electric current the canvass having been completed two weeks ago The organization was formed at the suggestion of Earl Welsh extension engineer of the University of Kentucky EDKIS IS PREACHER AT UNION SERVICE -ILtlLLLlf THAT OTHER CIGARETTES CANNOT AFFORD" Finer tobaccos lhe Tareyton Harrison Man Hurt Seriously In Crash Special to The Leader CYNTHIANA Ky May Carl Smith 40 employe of a local meat market was taken to Harrison Memorial hospital early Sunday night suffering from injuries received when his automobile overturned on the Breckenridge pike three miles west of Cynthiana He was picked up by passing motorists Fortor Col-1 vin Cynthiana contractor and his daughter Miss Beulah Colvin and was taken to the hospital where he remains in an unconscious condition Persons who saw the accident stated that Smith attempted to make a short turn and overturned his car He is a son of Mr and Mrs Quincy Smith Cynthiana Jennings-McKee The marriage of Miss Hattye Jennings and James McKee will be solemnized at 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the home here of the mother Mrs Nancy Jennings The Rev John Chambers pastor of the Christian church at New Liberty will officiate and Miss Frances Conway and Leslie McKee will be the attendants Guests In Cynthiana Mr and Mrs Boyers and Mr and Mrs Sam Patterson Lexington were guests Sunday of Mrs parents Mr and Mrs Sparks TAUEYTOI CIGARETTES 77iercb SOMETHING tien liAe Special to The Leader WINCHESTER Ky May Edward Boston of Marion has been elected president of Keys fraternity of Kentucky Wesleyan College William Taylor and Williard Martin both of Winchester were chosen vice president and secretary-treasurer respectively Taylor a freshman and member of the freshman basketball squad is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Taylor of the Colby pike Martin a sophomore is the son of Mr and Mrs Martin Booncsboru pike Class Yeay Ends Thj Community Bible class which has met each Tuesday night since Nov 10 closed its fourth year this week The classes have been taught by Rev Neal with an average attendance of approximately 65 The class will resume its meetings next November To Repave Read Word has been received here that the Kentucky state highway commission at Frankfort has approved the reconstruction of the Pans pike for a distance of 42 miles beginning at the city limits of Winchester and extending towards Paris Library Gets Exhibit The library of Kentucky Wesleyan Col lege -has received an exhibit of children's books from the Kentucky library commission These books were given to the library commission by the publishers ana are among the best children's books of the past year They cover a wide range of subjects and are written for children of various ages This group of 25 books will be on display at the Wesleyan library until May 19 To Observe Anniversary Mayor Soobcc in connection with the local observance of the national celebration of the 150th anniversary of the Constitution of the United States has selected a program committee composed of the following: George Tomlinson chairman Rol Ratliff and Scobcc Approximately 20 others have been appointed to membership on the gpreral committee which will be headed by the program committee Mayor Scobce was named local chairman by the National Constituti onal Sesquicentennial Commission Old Fiddlers' Contest An old nnd amateur contest under the auspices of the Winchester Kiwanis Club will be held Thursday night May 27 at the Clark county high school gymnasium All singers dancers musicians and imitators may register for the contest proceeds of which will go to a fund for under-privileged children of Winchester NEW LOW PRICES Nights Balcony 27c Main Floor 35c MRS ANN WHITE FRANKFORT Ky May 17 Funeral services for Mrs Ann White 84 who died at her home at Bagdad Friday were held Saturday afternoon at the Bagdad Christian church the Rev Tom Giltner officiating She is survived by two sons Ira White Franklin county and Irvin White Cleveland three daughters Mrs Thornton Lea Mrs Robert Roberts and Miss Clara White Pallbearers were Everett White John Sluchcr Walter Rcn-froe Lee Case Alfred Early and Russell Rogers 2 SPECIAL FEATURES Today Thru Wed as baffling as the Hindenburg explosion WARNER OLAND In a race-paced thriller that Dill leave jou breathless Charlie Chan At The Olympics TUESDAY MAY 18TH OPENING OF Joyland Park THE HICH SPOT IN GOOD CLEAN ENTERTAINMENT JOYLAND CASINO THE BEST DANCE FLOOR IN KENTUCKY SMILING BILL CROSS I ERNST GREENUP Ky May Ernst former city attorney of Russell Ky died at his home at Cir-cleville according to word received here Sunday He moved to Ohio last March after practicing law in Greenup county for 27 years He is survived by his wife Mrs Mabel Ernst and a son 2nd Feature and a Scrcem Hilarious from start to finish! OLIVIA DE HAVILLAXD IAN HUNTER ALICE BRADY ANITA LOUISE ROLAND YOUNG Special to The Leader GEORGETOWN Ky May A union service for the congregations of the Christian Methodist and Presbyterian churches was held Sunday night at the Presbyterian church with the Rev Paul Edris pastor of the church preaching the sermon The Rev Earl Fossett pastor of the Methodist church presided and the preliminary devo-tionals were conducted by Dr George Tinsley pastor of the Christian church John Davidson of the music department of Georgetown College sang a solo with organ accompaniment by Mrs Louir Bradley The service was the concluding one in the series of union services to be held at the Presbyterian church The service next Sunday night will be merged with the baccalaureate service for the Georgetown high school The union services during June will be held at the Christian church and during July at the Methodist church Right Rates Reduced By Telegraph Firms Reductions in night telegraph service rates that will reduce the annual telegraph bill approximately three million dollars were announced today by the Western Union Telegraph Company and the Postal Telegraph-Cable Company The new rates approved by the federal communications commission will become effective June 1 and will apply to both long and short messages The new rates establish a base of 25 words for which charges are the same or less than the present 10-word night message which will be eliminated by the new schedule The present 50-word night letter will also be eliminated by a new 25-word night letter with a lower base rate that will cut the cost' of a 25-word night letter from Lexington to San Francisco for example from 36 cents to 50 cents These savings are progressively larger as the number of words is increased according to Frank Farmer and Volney Martin local managers for the Western Union and Postal Telegraph companies respectively For instance they said a 300-word night letter from the east to the west coasts now costs $720 but will cost only $340 when the new rates become effective The new rates will carry 300 words from Lexington to New York city for $108 The new rates are designed to increase the over-night telegraph business and to make the telegraph systems available for business and social communications of all natures they said it 4 CALL IT A DAY ZACHARY TAYLOR PACE WINCHESTER Ky May Funeral services for Zachary Taylor Pace 80 prominent Clark county farmer who died Saturday night at his home at Indian Fields were to be held at the residence at 2:30 o'clock today the Rev Mr Keating officiating Burial was to be in the El Bethel cemetery Mrs Pace was a member of the Long Lick Baptist church He is survived by his wife Mrs Millie Pace four sons Asa Floyd John and William Pace Clark county a daughter Mrs Clay Fisher Clark county and two brothers Thomas Pace Normal Ill and Pace Cincinnati TODAY THRU FRI! MARK TWAIN'S Oreateit story starring the screen's man-of-the hour ERROL FLYNN THE MAUCH TWINS PRINCE THE 15-PIECE ORCHESTRA BOB CAMPBELL VOCALIST XV II WIGLESWORTH CYNTHIANA Ky May Funeral services for Wigles-worth who died Sunday afternoon at his home on the Leesburg pike will be held Tuesday afternoon at the Smith-Rees funeral home Burial will be in the Battle Grove cemetery lie is survived by four daughters Miss Lena Wiglesworth Mrs Faulconer Mrs Claude Fight-master and Mrs Amos Roberts and five sons Tandy Joseph John Fred and Raymond Wiglesworth College To Celebrate Its 75th Anniversary The anniversary committee of five and members of the College of the Bible executive committee at a joint luncheon-meeting today at the Lafayette hotel discussed plans for the observance in 1940 of the 75th anniversary of the establishment of the college Those in attendance at the meeting included Rev Hampton Adams Frankfort chairman Rev A Brooks Mt Sterling John Brooker Frankfort Hardin Field Versailles and Dr George Moore Lexington of committee Dr Arthur Braden and Dr Pyatt president and faculty chairman respectively the college Wilson Case Lawwill Lexington Jou-ett Wjnchester MacNeill Winchester and Eldred Lawrence burg of the executive group Police Court Martha Chauvet assault and battery with an automobile and nper ating a motor vehicle without a license continued to May 28 Robert Lee Jackson Negro being drunk 10 days John Stewart being drunk dismissed Robert Marshall Negro petit larceny 30 days Young Negro assault and battery with an automobile filed away same oper ating a motor vehicle without a license $1 fine Roy Martin Negro being drunk five days Charles Miller John Donahue Luzern Purcell and Moore being drunk aismissed William Helwig violating Section 54 of ordinance No 408 dismissed Henry Alfred and Patrick Boyle street-begging 10 days Woodrow Browning operating a motor vehicle without a license $1 fine same operating a motor vehicle without brakes $5 and costs same operating a motor vehicle with one license plate filed away Former Judge Passes CINCINNATI May 17 The career of Former Judge Walter Terry Colquitt 62 prominent Atlanta Ga attorney and authority on utilities legislation was halted in death today Colquitt died unexpectedly aboard a train enroute from Cleveland Sunday He had been in Cleveland in conference with Newton Baker counsel for 19 southern utilities engaged In combatting the Tennessee Valley authority Walton Farmer Killed COVINGTON Ky May 17 Two horses being conveyed in a truck knocked Lee Kennedy 63 farmer of Walton Ky from the truck tail gate today indirectly causing his death Ellis Rust riding with Kennedy on the tail gate said both he and Kennedy were knocked to the pavement when the horses reared I SEE THE CORONATION As it s-as done In Loo-don actual in hiMorlcil detail Different Hoyle Resident Dies Of Accident Injuries i Special to The Leader DANVILLE Ky May 17 Injuries! received April 29 when he wasj struck by an automobile here Sun-! day night proved fatal to Perry! Carter 55 prominent resident of this county who died at the Dan-' ville and Boyle County hospital Mr Carter was a native of western Boyle county but had lived in Danville for the past 15 years and had represented a number of local automobile firms At the time of his death he was connected with the Roberts-Rice Motor Company He is survived by his wife: a son his mother a sister Mrs Beenier Danville and two brothers William Foster Newberry Fla and Charles Foster Perryville Funeral services will be held Wednesday at the Lexington Avenue Baptist church of which he was a member Warren pastor officiating Burial will be in the Perryville cemetery ICs 3 REEL CARTOON POPEYE'8 "8INBAD THE 2 Hit Mat 16c Nite 27c Day Kentucky Farm Rows II Winters Boyd county estimates that his land has made an increase in value of not less than $75 an acre since the laying of an adequate drainage system take $100 really for the benefit to each acre of land from proper drainage" Winters commented 22 To He Graduated At Georgetown High Special to The Leader GEORGETOWN Ky May The annaal commencement program for Georgetown high school will be held at 8 o'clock Thursday night May 27 ih' the auditorium of the school Twfinty-two members of the senior class will receive diplomas Members of the graduating class are: Edgar Bennett William Leach Cannon Thomas Carroll George Alvin Curry Edgar Allen Eads Victor Eads Martha Porter Fogle Ophelia Stcdman Gentry Laura 'Gano Herman Glass Juanita Hamm Charles Hatfield Jr Katherine Wood Haynes Nelnadinc Hos-tetter Henry Lucas Paulcna Han-dry Martin Geraldine Munson Mercer Moorman Peters Robert Douglass Prather Sarah Allison Simpson Virginia Wainscott and Agee Wallace Flag Bible Presentation A flag and Bible presentation will be held Tuesday night at the looms of Royal Spring council Junior Order United American Mechanics The Bible will be presented by Dr A Tolman of the Georgetown faculty and the flag by Judge Myers II Johnson will preside and the flag and Bible will be accepted by Dr Coffman Mission Closes The closing service of the preaching mission being conducted at the Holy Trinity Episcopal church was held at 5 Sunday afternoon Rev George Ralph Maduon who is conducting the mission presented the boys vested choir from the Paris Episcopal church The Juangs are a jungle tribe of Orissa India They take their most sacred oaths on tiger skins and ant hills ENDS TODAY VICTOR McLAGLEN PETER L0M SOFT and SWEET HOT SWING Everything You Like ir SMART FLOOR SHOW "At ROUND AND SQUARE DANCING WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS SI ROGERS AND HIS LONESOME PINE FIDDLERS AT CLUB JOY Trade Directors Meet It was recommended that a resolution be adopted on the death of John Williams Knoxville Tetin editor of the Appalachian Journal who in times past had given considerable publicity to Lexington and the Blucgrass at a meeting of the board of directors of the Board of Commerce today at the Phoenix hotel Ed Wilder executive secretary of the trade board was instructed to attend a meeting Tuesday at the court house at which rights of way for a new road to Versailles will be discussed The membership applications of the Kentucky Independent Packing Company and the Lexington Brewing Company were accepted by the directors Club Hears Weston Don Weston radio entertainer presented a program at the regular weekly meeting of the Lexington Co-Operative Club at noon today at the Lafayette hotel During the meeting reports were made by committees and it was announced that a board meeting of the organization's directors and officers would be held at 6 o'clock Tuesday night at the hotel Glass president presided at the meeting and Rue chairman of the entertainment committee arranged for the Tuesday Sr Wednesday GARBO Loves tROBT TAYLOR In TODAY and TUESDAY LAST DAY ZANE CSKEY'S STEELE IS MISSING" ANNE SHIRLEY In "TOO MANY WIVES Tuesday Wednesday THE GREAT ZIEGFELD WM FOWELL MY BN A LOT LOUISE RAINER CAST OF WITH LARRY C'RARBE TONI REENK BENNY BAKER TOMORROW JACK HOLT IN OF THE TRAIL" ALSO LOIS WILSON SECRET FIRST RUN IN LEXINGTON! MAT IOC KITE 16c 2nd Screen Tieat JOHN BEAL JOAN FONTAINE MAN WHO FOUND.