Improvements at State School Announced Says Activity In Evidence WEST KENTUCKY TO GET NEW GYM AND 
MODERNIZED WOMEN'S DORMITORY Paducah, Ky., August 7 - Activity is in evidence, and is increasing daily, at West Kentucky Vocational Training School as one may easily see in passing by and going in and out of the school these days. Many improvements are being made in the physical plant, especially so far as a more systematic location of the different trades is concerned. This change will locate the various trades as they are more related to each other, and will also enable more efficient instruction to be had. The Chef Cooking Department, which is attracting a more favorable number of applicants, and which has never had a permanent location, will be housed in the basement of the Administration Building in the quarters formerly occupied by the Tailoring Department. Complete and new equipment is being purchased for this department and gas lines being laid to serve same. The Drawing and Drafting Department is being moved to the second floor of the Administration Building and will occupy quarters formerly held by the Office Practices Department. The Office Practices Department is being moved to the first floor in the Administration Building to quarters previously occupied by the Drawing and Drafting Department. The arrangement will place in close proximity the Office Practices Department to the Business and Executive offices, which it will serve from time to time in it's students gaining actual experience. The Chemistry Department, used in the days when the school was a Junior College, is being prepared and equipped so as to house the practical division of fhe Barbering Department. The arrangement will enable the school to meet the legal requirements of the Kentucky State Board of Barber and Beautician Examiners as to size, and will likewise give a deal more space for this phase of the work of the Barbering Department. The room previously used as the practical division of the Barbering Department will be converted into a room where Theory will be (Continued on Page 4)
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JOE LOUIS TO RETIRE IN 1948
Will Appeal Ruling
NAACP To Appeal Housing Ruling
DECISION BARRING VETERANS FROM PROJECTS TO HIGHER COURT
OHIO GOVERNOR DISPOSED To Follow COURSE FAVORABLE TO WILBERFORCE
MRS. FANNIE GIVENS DIES; ILL 3 YEARS Mrs. Fannie L. Givens, pioneer woman leader in education, church and civic life, succubmed at her home, 507 Finzer Street, Monday, after an illness of more than three years. Funeral services were held at Fifth Street Baptist Church, Thursday, with Rev. W. Augusts Jones, pastor, officiating. Mrs. Givens is survived by her adopted daughter, Mrs. Fannie Givens Robinson, Durham, N. C.; J. E. Givens, brother of Mrs. Robinson; Mrs. Margaret G. Malone, Mrs. Mary G. Sharp, Washington, D. C., and Mrs. Jessie G. Holland, Chicago, sisters who also formerly lived with Mr. Givens. Interment was in the Eastern Cemetery, with the J. B. Cooper Funeral Home in charge.
TWO PRIMARY WINNERS Eldon S. Dummit Earle C. Clements Winners in the Republican and Democratic primaries, respectively, last Saturday, in one of the hottest campaigns in the history of Kentucky politics, and who will oppose each other as candidates for Governor, in the general election in November. More in detail next week.
SAYS SENATORS WOULD INTRODUCE PLAN TO BROADEN OLD AGE INSURANCE
J. ACTON HILL IN ATLANTA Rev. J. Acton Hill has returned from Atlanta, Ga., where he delivered a series of lectures on "Evangelism," at the recent Convention on Evangelism of the Bureau of the A.M.E. Church.
DOCTORS TO Meet in Los Angeles
Sentiment Is For Race Police Growing In the South, Is Report
HAVE BEEN APPOINTED IN 44 CITIES IN 9 STATES FROM VIRGINIA TO TEXAS
Leadership of FEPC Distrusted
Regiment Praised for Appearance
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