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“I'm 60 now so I don’t n he said philosophically. Mineral Rights Granted Mr. Mulligan was raised on the small prairie farm which was

given to his father as a homestead by the Canadian govern-

ment around the turn of the cen-

“rights went wit! the Until oil was located in the Excelsior district, Mr. Mulligan, his wife and their 11 children made their living from the land. They lved-in a shack, with only the earth for a floor, Because of a heart Sandie; Mr. Mulligan hasn't been able t

Typical of the colorful, energ otic work by Herron Art School students in their 1950 show at the sheool is "Orleans: Woman,” an oil by Paul Sweany of Indianapolis. and essays in

farms, then borrowed farm “ma-| IN INDIANAPOLIS em —_— —

chinery to put in their own crops | EVENTS TODAY instead of taking wages. {Moos EL TS ne Huey THIOUSR Batutday.|, ov» Adkins, 6. 2000 N. Pennsyl-

t * '|Pourth Annual Confersnee of Youns Adults| vania: Lillian E. Dickman, 31, 533 Family Has Holiday * nro ugh Yomorrov., Central YMCA ’ Rochester. :

8 Mr. Mulligan now gets the. Dig- | nived Spanish st Gr. {ocoln. | Rober

Doretta A. Adcock, 35, 1008 Fletcher, | _ State meeting, Severin, through Tuesday. gest pleasure from talking about |Prosressive Rar State Convention, 10 | Charles E. Gregory 46 E. South.

21, 3 how the $40,000 bought a tractor, 49% 8. Delaw [joni Belts A Sil 130 Brad a car, a gasoline-driven washing "ishsele Apoal, Tage, Fos Nabserite el lls Fries, 38 3. 8. ARR machine, a diesel caterpillar, |, oi ih Disiries, WAC. Reve were Conference— | Earice Bledsoe, 23, 134 st three-ton truck, a wagon for the Las [Wiliam J. Teens 1 S140 w ashington: children and sporting goods £2 EVENTS TOMORROW

for the annual

Paul R. Beott, 23, 2417 E. 10th; Patricia I" A. Toler, 19, 2406 E. 1ith.

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commercial art.

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DIVORCE Sune FILED

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t day, Pr. Harrison. fieien L. Owings,’ 10. 3848 gto | chaties E. Wright, 20, 202 N. fl lore. | gos ie r Bork: State Throuth Saturday, | _ Ethel Scharbroush, 38. N sedham ¥ | Choo, or the ’ Jullior Half the family took the car youn yrth , Anoual Conference of Young Adulte) i | ~Last day, Cen for a 7500 mile jaunt through whe vm Hed Spanish War Veterans (State) —| United States, Mr. Mulligan stay-| Th rough Tuesday, Severin . i {Ro ing home. He said all he wants is| Jenison Luncheon Washine fGRYI0 | Trattie Club Luncheon-—Noon, Marott . a new house, with a cellar. | Nor North Side Optimist Club Lunéheon—Noon, |Michael’E, “« The wife and boys can do | ganar he pguiiee Clu Club Cin Banari pT Mie Cl! net —1013 A 5 32 he said. “They stuck with me scientech Club Luncheon— Noon, Clay Lan 19, 1831 Pa when we had nothing to keep us| Indiana State "Trade oi esas ul 27, 330 Patterson: Evelyn | on r 4, 50 Jenny Lane: i! Frances 1. Fordyce, 1 1130 W. New|

——————— York. 9, R. R. 19; MARRIAGE LICENSES Osgat BE. y jtantield, ad Joann James T. 3 Carroliton: | ON ek eS (4 8 Lotaveue: Frankie |

Mills. 22, 230 M Me is 19, E Sath; Dorie K. | Bogky J J. Caer, at OKishoms City; Marilyn |

eq on. They Can Dr m a C. Le Leimgruber, 20. 7 N. Tem e: j Pagl Hier! "28 A418 8, peimont; Norma HANOVER, N. H,, June 10 (UP) | pi H. Durack, 3, 630 N. De | jaieDok™ 8 et Lafayette; —When 4 million board feet of | richard c. im 28, Beech Grove; ret Pr Bmoreon 3 55 2 Tren A on Jumber was Jatvested from the Joli a, Bunning. 34 RY 1138 Fomander Fl Place; | ck; Sores 2 To 2 Dar tm nor Nauss WO i undergraduates Dally grant James > Henney, 32 Jans N, New Seriey: | | wiifiag: "4 Re TAL Virginia; Flora - resse, - that the yield would provide rien; | vgter, 23, 616 B. New York, alle 0. 8502 Wastin i Bruce, in. 513 *. Greenfield. L planks to build a 110-mile! ton LE plies. b, $Fistman. 1 , 3533 | Han ob : “to Smith, a girs Tol- nob Rn smith 23, 08 E New York: | lege at Northampton, Mass. Un- Ca B vey 3. 38 N. Colorado: | rehie . 0. romantic college officials ordered “Minnie D. Blewart. 36, 3175 N. Pennssl. Im the lumber sold fo furniture deal-| vanis, Har 3 ers to finance Dartmouth scholar-| 20s 8, Bowlin, 19 19, Hasd® Rogie ie Ron ; 53 Hire r aries . » rH I N ships, however, | “Muriel C. Braun, 43. 5348 &. W ; {ORE i 18, 536 W Abbott

cows. They can buy anything they | want.”

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THUNDER. gy STORM

| TONIGHT AND TOMORROW: ‘A new cooler trend is forecast from New England over to the lakes region, That curving air front from Maine to Texas marks the line along which a thrust of cooler | air will push down into the country, breaking the spell of warm weather which has gripped the east-

ern third of the country. Some showers are indicated for sections of New York and Ponnsylvaris, More showery weather is forecast for the Northwest.

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BALTIMORE, June 10 (UP)—/ Police are looking for a burglar) who believes in safety first. When detectives investigated a burglary | in- a grocery, they found a radio tuned im on the ‘police wave, length. The burglar, of course,: was gone.

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Donald Carmichael of Indianapolis painted this cooklooking beach stud cold "Fishermen" | show of Herron student work. This year's exhibit, open for publ the summer in the school, north of Herron Art Museum, includes cass work, ind

SHELL BE-READY-MEMPHIS, Tenn. June 10 wp) --Mrs. Clara Gould was preparing for the future when she advertised for a ju-jitsu teacher. Mrs. Gould said she wasn't taking the course with an eye toward immediate use, but what with the staie the world was in, it might | come | in n handy late later.

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states joining Canadian provinces will compete. Winners will represent the zone

in the contest of the international convention in Spokane, Wash.,

Aug, 24-27. include Gov.

Guests will

Schricker. and. Lawis. president of Toastmasters at Ak: ron, O, Contestants are Paul Swarm Decatur, Ill; Berne Satiger, CinSiunat; Forest E. Conder, Marion : Marshall Vandiver, Rome Ind. "Walter J. Beelinger, Detroit John Berkeley, Danville, Ill., and

Leslie A. Lewis, Branford, “Conn

Photos by Bob Wallace, Times Staff Photographer,

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“tong. Long Ago PAW PAW, Mich, June 10 (UP) «While spring cleaning at the depot of the Chesapeake & Ohlo, Roscoe Seavers found an old Sears, Roebuck catalogue advertising a Sears car for only $325, guaranteed to run 25 miles an

"Portrait Study,” Albany, is one of man hy figure studies in an exhibition which also o Jandsgape JDointings._

confusion,’ he pointed out.

by John Cooley of New

a large rie of

SE RP AN OLD-O¥NIO—— SOUTH MIAMI, Fla. “June 10 (UP)—A voter here sald a pro-| posal to - reduce South Miami's city commission - from seven to five members seemed very sensible to him. “That means there'll be only five-sevenths as much

Shirley May fo Sail - Thursday England

SOMERSET, Mass, June 1 (UP - Beventeen-year-old Shir ley May France will sail Thursday midnight from New York on the Queen Mary for. a second attempt to swim the English Chan nel

She had her ‘tonsils out last

Monday. The operation has

stopped training for the moment,

{but her father, J, Walter France,

thinks her breathing will be easier as a result. She'll try out the channel as soon as she reaches England and the big

| push. may come | in early July,

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