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- father's 2500 cattle to Queensland

year’s drive follows past patterns.| "the Zigenbine herds will reach the

Correspondent ~~ BRISBANE, Australia, June ttle drive is! of western

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sands of _bawling cattle move! 1400 miles overland to the railheads. . i “But this year there's a fresh * touch. The white and. native cowpunchers have a new driver,” dark-haired. * blue-e

suna type has been'found.

Share Responsibility ws Edna is taking 1250 of her

while her two brothers, Jack and a Andy, share the responsibility of! another drive of the same size. i “It's the “Old Chisolm Trail” of “American Nistory all over again, for like the Texans who drove longhorns to Kansas the ‘Aussie cowboys face storms, dust, stam-| pedes and constant threat of cattle losses in their long trek! Moreover they must cross the 4 ‘vast, unfriendly plains of Aus-| i. —tralia’s-nerthern—territ “where: ex wT roam the wild, nomadic aber Mr. Renqan

.igines; Called a Good Man But nobody in the Zigenbine Ri le Seniors family seems worried - about! Fdna's ability to, handle either > cattle or

hard- bitten cowboys. = : “She's the best man I've got,” | war ] onors says Harry’ Zigenbine, her father.| idiot :

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Scholarships awarded to graduating Broad Ripple High School seniors have been announced by| Miss Miriam King, ‘counseling.

larship winners are fol- | Seto =p as ter-mile to the ea east.

Queensland ‘railhead. It's a leis-| above.

urely pace but that keeps the cattle in good shape. Then father Zigenbine will get $11,760 for his cattle. and his]

"This pottery, previously Kn fom the northern plain of Iraqi {must have been used as an article, of trade into Kurdistan about 3000 - ‘|years before Abraham lived ; at tur py --{0f the Chaldees. Se & : . Expedition Members This expedition to the Rowanduz area, led by Dr. Henry Field, [18 composed of Robb White, au- | thor, Dennis Battén, speleologist, land Fuad Safar, director ‘of ex- | cavations for the Iraq govers-

1080, by Science Servicer |. 8B Tay, (Alrmall) Dur Ing excavation of a nine-foot! trench in Diana Cave move : northeastern’ Faq, painted pottery! break the vast bron ar thou Pd with incised “designs o of Tell Has-

“This pottery, attributed. to the § 5000 |

Mr. Safar |dentified the - pottery of Tell Hassuna type, which will later be studied with the remainder of the shreds and ani-| mal bones in the Iraq Museum

Diana Cave, located about 3500 feet up on Jebel Baradost, faces east over a narrow, rocky val-| ley. A pile of snow covered the! approach down the slope from! . Native hunters were sent: director of out to supply fresh meat. Work has been transferred to the Pastoun Cave about a quar-

daughter; two sons and the hired . Nancy Ahrbecker, honorary jcholazship. ship. Northwestern _ t

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Still on crutches, from: last | winter's skiing accident, Prince : Aly Khan managed to attend | i the races at Epsom Surrey, England: His horse, ' failed to place in the classic: Oaks race.

Jet-Black Dust Strengthens Tires

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Purdue University. James All esiden auw Uni-| - hands will get their wages—$6000. Becker. : Daniel Rowles, And Ane pt: | versity y" Schoo hater "noma: Jacks. By Science Service x sta Ps; merit ty Comma 00. 0r Bally News: The. Times Set Baldwin and - James Christ: nd. Aa Kendail. rector ‘ycholarshis, Be’ WASHINGTON, June 1 — If mm ———-—————————————— |anapolis Foun ation scholarships; Wiili ayw. iidred Masters, qnarary | schol ol- war should ever come again. . its Be blos . | Frazer and Georg Baker, Na Hota] {arship, Western College for Eu mn gain, your own bloss! Buy a busi-| Honor Soclety ad Alpha ona . Bot enis Miller, Herron Art | inatitite; Joo super-mechanization might put! ' schol arletor oen. oa a oo ee BATA AILS, Sign Beier Kew APRE vir egl Jus SL the U. 8. im desparate need of ine, a e n | olytechnic ; y 30 ¢ columns (classifioption niversity scholarships; Jan | Stovall and Marie Woltjen, jervice scholar the sootiest substance on: earth—< ). of today’s Times for a big Alice King and Robert J Nelgel. ell ships: Indians University Bien nsjo Be pure c¢arbon ‘black. selection of business opportunities. mer{ schol arships. to Indian Richard. Warne, rector’ sc olarship, P Rut Hubbard, 1 Laverne “Noyes Scholar- Pauw {| This fine, jet-black dust, “made

chiefly by burning natural gas, {is so important to the tire dustry that the National Security| Resources Board has <dhegun an extensive survey of the carbon] black situation. Chief questions: How much. of it would this coun-| fry need in event of an emergency? Could that much be manu-|

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factured? Strengthen Tires | ~ Mixed with natural or syn-| thetic rubber, carbon black’

strengthens and reinforces in a ‘way still not clearly: understood by scientists.

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loidal carbon as the pigment. Used In 2. Paints “It is used In black and gray carbon paper, typewriter ribbons, and many other industrial products. helps in the purification of water and sugar. Carbon black producers, ever, are-facing stiffer and stiffer competition from their basic raw natural gas. industries in the east: are draw-| ing away a great deal-of the gas. The National Security Resour‘ces Board's survey may result in ‘a. carbon black stockpiliog pro-

Activated carbon

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A New York chemist and attorney, "Harvey Titus, was named to~head the study. His job will be to learn whether it ig stra-tegic-and-necessary for the U. 8: to begin collecting : large quantitles « of pure, powdery ‘blackness;

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