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SECTION 2 TTIE COURIERJOURNAU LOUISVILLE, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 31, 1938. 2 Small Boys From Kentucky Land In Films It hi Mid the Dale Carnegie Says There was a boy whose ambition once was to become a letter carrier. But at the age of 15 he ran away to enlist in the Navy. He told a whopping big lie about his age. So they chucked him into the brig and kept him there until his father came and took him home.

Then he decided to become a great musician or maybe a grand opera singer. "I'm going to make Caruso look like a second-rater," he boasted. "Watch my smoke." By FRFDERICK C. OT1IM N. Hollywood, May 30 (U.R) Two small boys, too young yet to realize the almost incredibly good fortune which has been their's, months ago to dramatize the establishment of Boys Town, with Spencer Tracy taking the part of Father Flanagan, Mickey Rooney playing one of the boys, and, Judy Garland, the girl with whom he eventually falls in love.

M.G.M. made a substantial donation to romped in the So Rudy Vallce learned to play? Soon Rudy was making "Boola, been told and told again. Here it is, in his own words: "I started in 1917 with a good idea, but no money. I wanted to keep homeless boys out of reform schools. They needed not reforming, but homes and good nourishment and love.

With the hflp of good friends in Omaha, we rented a place where we could care for 150 boys. "Then the citizens of Omaha rais 5200,000 and we established Boys Town on a 160-acre tract in the suburbs. Two hundred boys live there now. We hope eventually to have room for 500. The boys govern themselves.

Our town is no institution. There are no bars, no fences, no locks ori the doors. The horses, the cows the saxophone and the clarinet, not to mention a little two-fingering on the piano. But when it came to singing, his family de Father Flanagan's work, though he would have been glad to cooperate gratis. Two weeks ago Director Norman Taurog went to survey the establishment in Ne Boola" and the University of Maine "Stein Song" famous on the air.

He became the rage. Girls flung themselves at his head. Some fainted when they met him. One with whom he shook hands 4 M.G.M. studio today with more good luck to come.

Eight months ago 7-year-old Andrew and his brother, James, a year older, were dirty-faced urchins in a squalid cabin in the Kentucky hills. Today they're such handsome, well -mannered cided that he could carry let- j. 4 A if 7 vowed she would never wash her icis ui'ult man he could a tune.rfjjS&v "I'll he de- l.i! oti I'll As You Like Them MUSIC 8:00 A.M. WHAS Skeets Morris Swingsters 9:30 A.M. WAVE Viennese Ensemble 2:15 P.M.

A Hymns of All Churches 5:00 P.M. WAVE Song and Dance DRAMA 8:30 A.M. WHAS Hilltop House 9:15 A.M. WLW Vic and Sade 5:00 P.M. WLW Don Winslow 6:00 P.M.

WHAS Edward G. Robinson TALKS 9:00 A.M. WHAS Mary Lee Taylor 4:00 P.M. WAVE Science In the News 5:15 P.M. WLW Allen Franklyn, Sports 9:15 P.M.

WHAS Hollywood Screenscoops VARIETY 7:00 A.M. WAVE Breakfast Club 7:00 P.M. WHAS Watch the Fun Go By 7:30 P.M. WAVE Fibber McGee WLW 8:30 P.M. WHAS Here's to You braska.

Taurog, Hollywood's ace director of child actors, met all of the 200 boys in Boys Town, and told Father Flanagan that of all its im hand again. He was forced to hire a bodyguard. Life One Grand Rudy had found his racket, but never did a more modest and generous racketeer draw breath. Life tliow the cock- eyed world, too I Spencer Tracy I'm going to for him became one grand sweet make a lorlune a- song. And his greatest happiness citizens he thought James and Andrew would make the best movie performers.

Would Father Flanagan let them come to Hollywood for a few weeks? Triost Tells Slory. The priest answered that by in music. came through his to help boys, so gay and affectionate and intelligent that they have been retained for stellar parts in the John W. Considine production, "Boys Town." "They have surprised me," said vi nen lie sai e'f others needing a be ast. The radio audience might never have heard of Charlie McCarthy down at the? '17V- piano, his folkf a laughed.

v' friends their mentor, the Rev. Edward J. Flanagan. don't like to talk and Edgar Bergen, if Rudy had not given them an opportunity. He is regularly and steadily pro moting others.

But no fakes. You Prof. Harold F. Harding of George Washington University trill be heard a pronouncer on the Rational Sftelling Bee t'inalt over WHAS at 12:00 noon today. and the pigs belong to the boys, not to me.

We have a high school and a grammar school, a theater and a church, though we run the town on a non-sectarian basis. "So far we have cared for 4.500 boys of all races and creeds. Some of the boys stay only a few months. Some stay for several years. I try to find them good homes, with fine people.

But they're fine boys, every one, so I insist that they have homes to match." While Father Flanagan talked, Andrew and James were in the next room, examining a stack of photographs showing Clark Gable flying some of the shiniest airplanes ever built. Andrew said he thought he'd like to be an aviator. James said he wasn't so sure. He sort of admired the engineer of the streamlined train that brought him here. Tuesday's Program 6 A.M, to 4 P.M.

about them as they were only last September and today, well, they're both little angels. All they needed was a home and love." Father Flanagan is the founder of the internationally famous Boys Town, an unique orphanage he established ten miles west of Omaha, where his charges elect their own Mayor, govern themselves with laws of their own devising, and grow into men of whom the only father they know is inordinately proud. The studio decided several bringing them here, himself. While James played with a Mickey Mouse watch Taurcg presented him and Andrew admired his gold signet ring, Father Flanagan told of their regeneration. "They were little hill billies," he said.

"The Red Cross found them in a squalid mountain cabin. They were undernourished, profane, bad little boys and they were headed for a life of illiteracy. 'The Red Cross workers took them away from their parents and sent them to Boys Town. Eight months there has turned them into children of whom anyone would be proud." The story of Father Flangan's venture into applied sociology has too, and he kept liudy I alter. them laughing all the time he was through college.

"Padercw-ski' was the nickname they gave him. After leaving Yale, he collected enough musicians for an orchestra. He trained it after own peculiar fashion, but success did not come without long and persistent struggle. The Harvard lads threw ripe grapefruit at him when he tried to charm them with his crooning. "Those birds will be throwing dollars my way before long," he predicted cheerfully, and trailed into another tune.

TAYSTEE SALESMAN MERITS GOLD STAR must have the goods to deliver if you want to get by with this master salesman. Rudy apparently had but one asset to start with. But that one asset was enough for him Rudy Vallee had determination. (Copyright.) 5 Dead, 3 3Iissing In Clay Cloudburst Manchester, May 30 (P) Five persons were drowned and three others missing today when a cloudburst converted Tobes Branch, usually a placid mountain stream, into a roaring river that swept away a three-room house. Five bodies of the family of Robert Thompson, Negro miner, were recovered during the day and neighbors searched the waters of the swollen stream for three others.

The dead or missing include Thompson's wife, Dallas, 40, who is rissing, and seven of her eight children. A son, Claude Salyers, 17, along with his stepfather, escaped. rtsisr Today and Wednesday Row Over Haircut Blamed As Wife TIMES TODAY Errol Flynn, Joan Blondell "Perfect Specimen" James Newill, Carol Hushes Bob Burns Joel McC'rea F'rances Dee "WELLS FARCO" Flus Humphrey Bogart In SWING YOUR LADY" POPFYE CARTOON 'Renfrew of the Mounted' TIME WHAS H.lt WAVE 4 WSM WO WXW OOP) TIME 8:00 Astairy College levotton Family Praver Frriod 6:00 Ashury College Devotions Brown C. Kevelerm 6:13 ouiin Emmy's Band Prairie Rider Tennettee Valley Boya Arthur Chandler. Jr.

6:30 :45 Ear'y Morning Jamboree Prairie Ridem Almanac Brown Co. Revelera 6:45 Early Morning Jamboreo Hreakfaat Club Newa: pevetlon Tho Merrymakers oo 7:1.1 Early Morning Jamboreo Hreaktast Club Time to Khlno Peter New 1:1.1 Early Morning Jamboreo Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Tho (iotprl Singer 7:45 Bachelor's Children Breakfast Club: News Breakfast Club; Brevities Voles of Esperteneo 7:4.1 8:00 Skeets Morris' Swingsters Just Neighbors Jane Arden Hymns of All Churehss 8:00 8:1.1 Myrt and Marge Ashrr and Little Jlramla Asher and Little Jlmmia Myrt and Marge 8:11 8:30 Hilltop House Musical Clock Golden West Cowboy Hilltop House 8:30 8:4.1 Stepmother Mnslfal Clock Te Be Announced Betty and Bob 8:45 9:00 Mary Lee Taylor Pepper L'ppera WSM News The Goldbergs 9:00 9:15 Richard Maxwell To Be Announced Viennese Ensemble Vic and Sade 9:15 9:30 Big Sister Viennese Ensemble Strictly Personal nr. Friendly 9:30 9:45 Aunt Jenny's Storle Mr. Fluit Road of Life The Road of Life 9:45 10:00 Mary Margaret McBrida News: Programbies Dan Harding's Wife The Edit r's Daughter 10:08 10:15 Salt and Peanuts Lovely Ladies Sane and Sallie The O'Neills 10:15 10:30 Romance of Helen Trent Farm and Home Hour Farm and Home Hoar News; Livest'k: W'th'r 10:30 10:45 Our Gal Sunday Farm and Home Hoar Farm and Home Hour Farm and Home Hour 10:45 11:00 Man In the Street Farm and Home Hour Farm and Home Hour Farm and Home Hour 11:00 11:15 World News Farm and Home Hour Farm and. Home Hour Farm and Home Hour 11:1.1 11:30 Rev.

A. G. Belles Singing Sam Trio Time Livestock: News 11:30 11:45 Sunshine Sue and Rangers Hloneymoonera State Dept. Agriculture Peggy Tudor 11:45 12:00 National Spelling Bee New Orleans Swingsters Red Book of Song Linda's First Lave 12:00 National Spelling Bee Rhythm Rampnge WSM New Arnold Grimm's Daughter 12:15 12:30 Sav. Talk, L'st W'th'r, Ri7.

Sav. L'st Riders Farm Scrap Book Valiant Lady 12:30 12:45 Tennessee Ramblers Prairie Riders Armchair Quartet Kitty Keene. Inc. 12:45 Bill Cross' Orch. Man On the Street Story of Mary Mariln Story of Mary Marlin 1:00 1:15 Drama John J.

Audubon Luncheon Matinee Ma Perkins Midstream Drama 1:15 1:30 Story of a Song Clifford Shaw Pepper Yuung' Family Pepper Young' Family 1:30 1:45 Story of a Song Pevotlanal Service The Guiding Light The Guiding Light 1:45 2:00 Betty and Bob Club Matinee Club Matinee Dan Harding' Wife 2:00 2:15 Hymn of All Churches Club Matinee Club Matinee Ma Perkins 2:1.1 2:30 Harry Cool lUrmonette Club Matinee Club Matinee Aces High 2:30 2:45 Current Senate Questions To Be Announced Club Matinee To Be Announced 2:4.1 8:00 C. K. Everitt Four of 1's; News A Woman Looks At News Houseboat I'annah 3:00 3:15 Jack Shannon. Songs Melody Master Melody Master Life ef Mary Sothrra 3.15 3:30 "Let's Pretend" Your Family and Mine You-Family and Mine Singirg Lady 3:30 3:45 "Let's Pretend" Indiana Indigo Indiana Indigo To Br Announced 3:45 Old Bridge, N. May 30 (U.R) Mrs.

Nora Boyce," 46, was held on; I ll NOW I TODAY AND WED AIR COOLED CONSTANCE BRIAN BENNETT AHERNE Last Timet Today BORIS KARLOFF "The Walking Dead' CAROL LOMBARD 4 f.nrfv Br Chance" murder charges tonight for firing a fatal load of buckshot into her hasband. Raymond Boyce, 44, supposedly as a result of an argument over whether she should get a haircut. Police Corp. C. A.

Williams said Mrs. Boyce told him she had engaged in violent quarrels with her husband recently, and last night he left home after arguing with her about getting her hair cut. 1 I 111 i. 1 1 i I i 1 ML LIIL. Also "WOMEN IN PRISON" Mountain Climber Falls 800 Feet, Lives 'A'onatchoo Wash TVTav Sfl (f I ML is a Surviving an 800-foot fall down 3d Central Today and Wednesday the side of Mt.

Stuart, Curtis Gilbert, Yakima business man, was treated today for cuts, bruises 3' el Tuesday's Program 4 to Midnight and back injuries. B. II. Brown Eleanor Whitney. Johnny Downs Judy Canova, Ben Blue, Betty Urable "THRILL OF A LIFETIME" Plus: Wendv Barrie.

Kent Tavlor "PRESCRtPTIOX FOR ROMANCE" Mrs. Boyce said she "resented the criticism." She waited until her six children a son, Raymond, 21, and five girls had gone to ben, then went into the front room where she lay on a couch with a double-barreled shotgun beside her. She said she was awakened by lights from her husband's car, went to the door and fired. Gilbert was attempting to scale lie the peaK witn a cnmD ing club group when he fell. Mr.

B. H. Brown of 1038 Charles Street, has been with the Taystee Bread organization for five years, and although he has earned other awards, he is especially proud of the Gold Star. "Time to Shtne" SAYOY 10c HRI 12 Now Showing TECHNICOIM' iV tU It is a svmbol of well-earned M7 lUliHtHiHll commendation, presented for all-around efficiency, outstanding "HAPPY LANDING" Sonja Ilenle Don Amerhe 'ANNAPOLIS SALUTE" James Ellison Marsha Hunt sales ability and accomplishment. 27c to 6:00 TIME WHAS 8J0 WAVE B40 WSM (6.0) WLW CiOO) TIME 4:00 Visit.

Grads; Deep Riv. Boys Science In the News Weather Pilot Dick Tracy 4:00 4:15 Jackson Family Conn-e Cook Hotel Orchestra. The Happy Gilmans 4:15 4:30 Singer and His Song. Sports Column Sports Column Sports Column 4:. '50 4:4.

Musical Calendar Little Orphan Annie Market Report Lowell Thomas, New. 4:45 5:00 Musical Calendar Song and Dance Rhythm Time: Pan-Am. Don Winslow 5:15 Boake Carter Song and Dance Console Melodies Allen Franklin. Sports 5:30 Helen Menken The Crystal Room News Summary; Sporta Mad Hatterfields 8:30 5:45 Helen Menken Old Man Bosscore Smooth and Sweet Paul Sullivan, New 5:45 6:00 E. G.

Robinson, "Big Town" Magic Carpet John Lewis Johnny With Russ Morgan :00 6:15 E. G. Robinson, "Big Town" Magic Carpet Rhythmic Strings Johnny With Russ Morgan AI Jsison Wayne King's Orchestra Wayne King's Orchestra Jack Coffey' Orch. :45 AI Jolson Wayne King's Orchestra Wayne King's Orchestra Burt Farber's Orch. 7:00 Watch the Fun Go By Horace Heidt's Brigadier Horace Heidt's Brigadiers Horace Heidt's Brigadiers 7:00 7:15 Watch the un Go By Horace Heidt's Brigadier Horace Heidt's Brigadier Horace Heidt's Brigadiers 7:15 7:30 Goodman' "Swing School" Fibber McGee Fibber McGee Fibber McGee 7:45 Goodman's "Swing School" Fibber McGee ibber McGee Fibber McGee 7:45 8:00 "Time to Shine" Robert Ripley Robert Ripley Detective Mysteries 8:00 8:15 "Time to Shine" Robert Ripley Robert Ripley Headline Heroes 8:15 Here's to You Fidler's Movie Gossip Fldier's Movie Gossip F'idler's Movie Gossip 8:30 8:45 Here' to You Music All Our Own Musical Moments Reggie Child's Orch.

8:45 9:00 Just Entertainment News; Tax Problems Amos 'n' Andy Amos 'n' Andy 9:00 9:15 Hollywood Screen Scoops Cruising In Traffic Law. Goodman's Planolog Vocal Varieties 9:15 9:30 Happy Feiton's Orch. Johnny With Russ Morgan Johnny and Rus Morgan State Fair 9:30 9:45 Happy Feiton's Orch. Johnny With Russ Morgan Johnny and Russ Morgan int. Liars' Fraternity 9:45 10:00 Artie Shaw's Orch.

Rudy Vallee's Orch. World In Review Paul Sullivan, News 10:00 10:15 World News Rudy Vallee's Orch. Chick Webb's Orch. Burt Farber's Orch. 10:15 10:30 Ben Y'oung's Orch.

Benny Strong' Orch. Sports; Hotel Orch. Teddy King's Orch. 10:30 10:45 Ben Y'oung's Orch. Bob Saunders' Orch.

Something Different Teddy King's Orch. 10:45 11:00 Phil Levant's Orch. Freddie Ebener's Orch. Freddie Ebner's Orch. Twenty-four-Hour Review 11:00 11:15 Phil Levant's Orch.

Freddie Ebener's Orch. Freddie Ebner's Orch. Bert Block's Orch. 11:15 11:30 Harry Candulla's Orch. Carl Havana's Orch.

Carl Ravasxa's Orch. Charles Randall's Orch. 11:30 11:45 Harry Candulla's Orch. Carl Ravazza's Orch. Carl Ravazza's Orch.

Charles Randall's Orch. 11:45 IGHT TON His friends have nicknamed him "Brownie." Mr. Brown is married end the father of three children. His fondness for movies has become a hobby with him and his lovelv family. He is a baseball MM i New Jury to Try Cops On Kidnaping Charge Bartow, May 30 Selection of a jury to try a second time five former Tampa policemen accused of kidnaping Eugene F.

Poulnot in November, 1935, was completed late today. Poulnot, Sam D. Rogers and Joseph Shoemaker were seized outside the Tampa police station where they had been questioned about alleged Communistic activities. Forced into automobiles, the three men were removed to a secluded spot, flogged and tarred. Shoemaker died a few days later.

The defendants were convicted in 1936 of kidnaping. The State Supreme Court granted them new trials. New Record Is Set At Oakland Air Races Oakland, May 30 (INS) fan as well as a movie fan. As a matter of fact, he also admits he is a Taystee Bread fan, too. According to "Brownie," everyone develops a natural fondness for delicious Taystee Bread after tasting the first slice.

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5:30 Eventide Echoes 5:45 Bill Robertson, Sports 6:00 Where to Go 0:15 Cub Reporter 6:30 Dream Time 1:15 1:0 2:00 2:80 8:15 8:30 WTEIVTUCKW 16e to 7 P.M. Today -U- HELD OVER! Through Thursday 7:00 Morning Glory Club 7:30 Devotional Service 7:45 WGRC World News 8:00 Joe Cook and 101 Ranch 8:30 Hymn Time 8:45 Barrain Basement 9:00 Hi Lady Sketches In Melody 9:45 Council of Churches 10:00 Black and White Duo 10:15 Household Chats 10:30 Traffic School or Air 10:45 Poetic Tones 11:00 Salon Strings 11:15 Clean I n. Paint I Eb and Zeb 11:45 Meet the Farmer 12:00 L'stork Reports: Orch. 12:15 Bob Mcintosh, News 1 Bill Sherman 12:45 Let's Dance If vou want a plate that feels like your natural teeth AND DOES NOT GAG YOU here it is. Many patients with super-sensitive palates and who were Bi.r.ble to wear roof plates satisfactorily are now wearing Roofless Plates in perfect comfort.

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Winchester, May 30. Circuit Judge W. J. Baxter, Nicholas-ville, this afternoon denied the petition of H. S.

Fletcher for a recount of Clark County's recent local option election. Court ruled that the integrity of the ballots has not been preserved since the election. May 14. Witnesses included the Rev. C.

M. Neal, a leader of the local option committee; County Clerk Linville Jackson and the defendants, Ernest L. Edgington and A. Howard Hampton, members of the election commission. Fletcher charged the certified returns, 2,558 for banning whisky and beer sales in the county to 2,484 against, were incorrect.

Indications tonight were the election would be contested. W2 -MADGE EVANS Rffffig MARY ANDERSON "The Adventures of Kobin Hood." Errol Flynn and Olivia de Haviland. Starts 11, 1:09, 3:18, 5:27. 7:36, 9:45. iWKmwiMw r-r.

rr girls to Washington to compete tomorrow morning in The Courier-Journal fourteenth annual National Spelling Bee. The youngsters, including Co-rinne Dunn, Kentucky champion from Grayson County, and Marian Richardson, Floyd County lass, who captured the Southern Indiana championship, ate, sang and frolicked at the Spelling Bee banquet at the Hamilton Hotel. Officials Introduced. Soon after the first tension of meeting their fellow contestants Church Anti-Union Charter Is Fought Atlanta, May 30 (A5) Petition for revocation of a charter granted to a group of Atlantans opposing merger' of the three major branches of Methodism was filed in Superior Court today by eleven members of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. The petition asserted use of the name 'M i Episcopal Church, South, under articles of incorporation granted May 20 to G.

Seals Aiken and others would "create vast RIAI.TO "Cocoanut drove." Fred MacMurray and Harriet Milliard. Starts 12:39. 3:44. 6:49. 9:54.

-Hunted Men." Starts 11:34. 2:39, 5:44, 8:49. BROWN "Kentucky Moonshine." Marjorie Weaver and Tonv Martin. Starts 12:07. 2:37.

5:07. 7:37. 10:07. "Blind Alibi." Starts 11.1:30.4,6:30,9. STRAND "Sinners In Paradise." Madge Evans rind John Boles.

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Send in application with premium today. Tomorrow may be too late. charter shortly after the General Conference of the Methodist Epis copal Church, South, voted for unification at Birmingham, Ala. Trading In Stocks was eased, the boys and girls settled down to their supper, applauded as each introduced himself, and then joined in as the group sang old and new tunes. They showed much interest as Howard Herty, promotional manager of the Passaic Herald-News, introduced the officials who will have charge of the match.

The judges will be John H. Lloyd, U. S. Office of Education; Mrs. Wilford L.

White, formerly of the faculty of the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration, and Ivan A. Booker, of the National Education Association. So that the spellers could become accustomed to their voices, the pronouncers, Dr. Harold E. Harding of George Washington University and George F.

Hussey. Louisville's lieaiiliful 1HOQUOIS AMPHITHEATER Brilliantly, Inaugurates SUMMER LIGHT OPERA Deaths and Funerals Lightest Since 1924 New York, May 30 (U.R) Trad Mrs. Maggie Mueller Harkel. Accident Insurance Application I anply to the Independence Insurance Company for an All-Coverage Accident Policy. I understand that not more than two policies may be held in the Independence Insurance Company and that no such policy will injure any person under ten or over seventy years of age.

or who ia deaf, crippled cr who has lost a limb or the sight of an eye. ing on the New York financial markets has shrunk to the lightest Mrs. Maggie Mueller Hackel, 66, died at 11:10 a.m. Monday at her residence, 2413 Cedar, after an illness of four days. TICKET COUPON MAIL AT ONCE! SEASON A native of Bavaria.

Germany, she is levels since 1924 in stocks and since 1917 in bonds, a study of the survived by her husband. Albert PRINT NAME Hackel: five sons, John Hackel. Carl To tttuisville Park Theatrical Association, 412 W. Efoadway, Louisville, Ky. First Name Middle Name Last Name (A married woman should give her first name.) Hackel.

Edward Hackel. Albert and Leo Hackel; two daughters, Mrs. Michael Sullivan and Mrs. Raymond Fritsch; a sister. Mrs.

Frank Droll, and seven CHECK MONEY. ORDER ADDRESS grandchildren. Funeral services will be for Please mail me Enclosed is Number Street or PL T. D. held at a.m.

Wednesday at the residence antl 9 a.m. at the St. Anthonv Catholic Church. Burial will be in St SEASON PRIVILEGED CHOICE TICKETS at once Louis Cemetery. special editor of Webster's new international dictionary, spoke a few words.

Soon afterward, the spellers were sent to bed. First Winner Attends. CITY STATE DATE OF BIRTH: Month Day Year OPENING MONDAY JULY 4 SAN, OPERA COMPANY FORTUNE GaLLO MANAGING DIRECTOR Presents the Hit SHUBERT Production of "ROSE MARIE" SINGING AND DANCING STARS BRILLIANT NEW YORK CAST FOKINE BALLET METROPOLITAN CHORVS CONCERT ORCHESTRA at So.00 each (S3.96 plus 64c State tax and 40c Federal tax) for the 1938 season of Summer Light Opera in Iroquois Amphitheater, beginning Monday night, July 4. It is understood that these tickets may be redeemed for reserved seats for ail four operas when presented at the downtown box office. 412 W.

Broadway, between June 6 and 11. inclusive, prior to the public sale, and that holders of Pri-ileged Choice Tickets enjoy the exclusive right to obtain seats during said week. Race. Sex Also at the banquet were Frank Neuhauser, who won the first na Arnold Liebertnann. Arnold Liebermann, 53, died at 5:55 a.m.

Monday at his home in Anchorage, Ky. A member of the Zachary Taylor Post of the American Legion, he is survived by his wife. Mrs. Elizabeth S. Liebermann.

Funeral services will be held at 4 p.m. Tuesday at the John Maas Chapel. The body will be cremated. PRESENT AGE. DATED AT day of 19 tional spelling bee in 1925 for The May results thus far revealed today.

Inactivity is traced mainly to lack of confidence in the future and to fears of further business reform legislation. The net result has been an unprecedented depression in Wall Street. Man power in the financial district is at the lowest levels of the century and despite drastic curtailment in all sections, there is a general use of "red ink" in the bookkeeping departments. Health Conference Set. Washington, May 30 (INS) Called at the suggestion of President Roosevelt, a National health conference will be held here July 18-20, Miss Josephine Roche, chairman of the Interdepartmental Health and Welfare Committee and former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, announced today.

Kame SIGN YOUR NAME HERE. Courier-Journal and now is studying law at George Washington University, and Senator Ed C. Travel Accident Policies Available At $1.00 for Six Months Address Johnson of Colorado. I J-i L' onsysstas ia I i i iiaSTSiMMMMMoa State City The youngsters will take the stage at the new national museum tomorrow to compete for $1,750 in AT LAST OPERA UNDER THE STARS! Mrs. Mary F.

Tutt. Mrs. Mary Florence Tutt. 88, of 118 W. St.

Catherine, died at 1:10 a.m. Monday at the Kentucky Baptist Hospital of complications from a fall suffered four days earlier. She Is survived by a daughter. Mrs. Maude T.

Lyttle; two sisters. Mrs. Ella Waller and Mrs. Imo-gene Lyons: a brother, F. L.

Webb: five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Pearson's. 1310 S. Burial will be in Simpsorrvilie Masonic Cemetery at 4 p.m.

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