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The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 24

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24 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, FRIDAY MOKN1JNG, MAY 16, 1911. SECTION 1 1 WKKK.Kn SPECIALS 1 City Outlaws Rngg Texts Dr. Keller Wins Little Theater Best Performance Award CHICKEN (GUIBILIETS Volley Fired At Miners Leaving Work '800-Shot Fusillade Occurs At Benham Barbourvillc Expects Crowd At Festival Union College to Pick May Queen Saturday after the present term. The Board of Education acted unanimously late yesterday after studying for more than a year protests by various civic and patriotic Colorado Springs, May 15 (f) Controversial social science textbooks by Prof. Harold Rugg of Columbia University will not be used in Colorado Springs schools Joins Exclusive 'Ham's Club' Direct From the Farm Not Killed Until Ordered Delicious, Tender and Juicy SIPIKIIFMG IFIHLYEIR1S l34 to 4 Extra Choice hp" 2 unit i jtr, I 1 Large Selects In Cartons IEGES No.

cose i 7 (SEifiSSES IMAU WUKtT ATMINTj jTj Open Saturday 'til 9 p.m. nT DR. H. C. BEILINC Special ta Th Coarler-Jaurnal.

Barbourville, May 15. Sponsored by the Junior Study Club, Barbourville's eighteenth annual May festival will be held Saturday on the Union College campus. Thousands of visitors from Kentucky's mountain area are expected here for the ball and the parade of floats, bands and clubs. The club, composed of twenty young women, hopes to raise funds from the balloting to permit it to continue its aid to the underprivileged. Last year the club made it possible for fifty-five underprivileged city school pupils to have 60,000 noon lunches.

The club supervised a com munity garden that provided much of the food for the school menus. A large amount of the produce was canned. Another of the club's 'activities was its sponsorship of a three-week free dental clinic. StfCieir's IPdDoIIitipy 225.1-57 Frankfort Ave TA IM1 504 N. 26lh St.

SHawnee 3037 Lynch, May 15 UP) Sheriff Herbert Cawood reported about 800 shots were fired at miners they prepared to leave work Thursday afternoon at the International Harvester Company mine at Benham. Cawood, accompanied by three highway patrolmen, said he inspected the scene after the fusillade, but found no signs of bloodshed. Bargaining Election Held. A similar demonstration occurred at the mine early Monday norning, Cawood said. f- Last Saturday, at the request of the National Labor Relations Board, a collective bargaining lection was held at the mine between the Progressive Mine Workers (A.F.L.) and the United Mine Workers (C.I.O.) The A.FX.

group won. Following Monday's shooting, W. F. Corn, an official of the For his performance of Damon Wells in "The Dark Tower," Dr. William K.

Keller received the vote of the Little Theater Company night for the best individual performance of the 1940-41 season. The announcement, made at the annual meeting at The Flay-house, places Dr. Keller in the exclusive "Ham's Club" composed of three other medallion winners. Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Thilip H. Hollenbach and Homer Burton Blackwell.

Governors Named. Dr. Keller not only received the organization's highest award for his performance in the Alexander Woolcott-George S. Kaufman play but placed second in the voting for his performance in Noel Coward's one-act comedy, "Fumed Oak." Mrs. Edward L.

Strater was tied for second in the voting for her performance as Ellen in "Ladies In Retirement." Mrs. Strater, Hugh Sutton and Myron Stolp were named to the Board of Governors for three-year terms. A scene from a classic drama was presented by Dr. WILLIAM K. KELLER, His Damon Wells Best.

FREE DELIVERY KS A CLASSIFIED AD WILL RENT THAT VACANT APARTMENT. Miss Wilson, Mr. Hollenbach and Mr. Blackwell and thirty members of the back-stage crew presented a satirical musical revue entitled "Strike the Show." Mr. Hollenbach was re-elected president of the company.

Others officers named werg vice president, Mr. Blackwell; treasurer, Arthur T. Sturgeon; general stage manager. John Gable, and executive secretary, Mrs. Tv Dudley Musson.

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