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A $1000 award from the Mary Milliken Memorial fund has been made to Paul Zimnferman of Kokomo for “five years’ outstanding work” at the John Herron Art school. Mr. Zimmerman and two classmates received degrees at graduation exercises held yesterday at the school, while six others received four-year diplomas. Perry Davis, Greenfield, and Louis 'Levier, Indianapolis, the other de-gree-winners, also received honorable mention each from the Milliken fund. In addition, each was awarded $250. The awards provide

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