llor husband made wealthy because of oil found on his Alberta-

nmi. Mrc. Gottliob Wedmnn. likes m w"! on with hm vlwm i" nhoun here carrying pails of eggs. ln debt most of his life. Wcdman need not worry about such things any more. indeed, his chief proh- qm |, getting rid of his money; for lmluo oil has made him a Wfllltlly man, and quite by accident i001

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Gottlleh Wodml-n, ‘I8, shown here with Dorothy Wodman one of his 76 grandchildren. Every time a son or daughter wed he made them a gilt of $1000 to $1000. Some years ago he mid a 54-aero tract or land w a neighbor. Duo to carelessness on the part of the lawyer the mineral rights were retained in Mr. Wedman‘: name. Whcn imperial Oil drilled three succeszdul wells on the property, Mr. Wedmau qualified, for a monthly royalty of about $2,000.

There are jobs for all in tzhe oil-rich Leduc area of Alberta today. Jerry Wedmnn, youngest son of Mr. Wedman. is tvhown here ln cab of his truck. Gottlieb Wedmnn has split his royalties into 25 equal parts in order in share his wealth. lie also gave a share ‘to Johnny Haiti's, the farmer who would have had it all had the lawyer not erred.

Showing how the "punishment fits the crime" for carelessness on streets bearing heavy traffic, the U’. S. military pnlice have put a grim‘ warning on this stand in front of the main mii\\'.'iy' station in Stuttgart; occupied Germany. It's the wreckage of all thafs left of a baby carriage in which a child was killed in an accident on a busy street.

nr-old Gail Nicoletti (above). who wns iturled IBIS-feet. from

uslro bridge in New York by her father, is shown sitting up in

h" 1W1 in hospital, surrounded by toys nnd nlmost comllhiely P9"

covered from hcr harrowing experience. ller father, who Jllnliwd fwm

iii" iiiifilli‘. 11nd her brother, also thrown from the bridtlf‘, “TF9 ‘mm ‘illed. i '

‘training under ire rigorous conditions prevailing at Fort Chu hill. li'i'\n.. is something new for Canadian nrmy nursing sisters but these nurses upnrar to be enjoy" g it. From left, they are: Llz-ul. J. M. Stranz. Lieut. J, l. MacDonaki. Capt. R. M. Stollz, Capt. F. P. Thnrp. in frnnt

- i lsi d Stat‘. Itiri Bi k (lit) b k0 row are LicuL-Col. Tedlle and Major S. B. McDonald. n’ “as chm but Rho“! ‘an s o‘ o Ir M e m

the tape for a victory in the two-mile run at the 10M track and field championships in New York. 'l‘ui‘t's Ted Yogel finished second. llinck’! time was 9218.1. '

Patienrs Patience Produces

Harold Duggar, 40. lay in the Houston. Tear. Naval Hospital, bored with hospital lit:- and weighted down with a heater for his injured foot. A visitor said the contraption looked like a chicken broader. ‘So Duggar decided to breed chickens. For three weeks he kept some r-ggs next i0 his loot. Four chicks hatched. and art _ - - . . \ doing very well -_ I i" _ _ " '- _' - . j __ ’ in their I ’ ' ' ' ‘ ncnimtor. but ....?°::::..’::::sr.’i:.:.::"1ii:.:.l:c"a. lcni. null lndfvoidfiMr. F. P. Varcoe. dill‘ l“ Dun“ keep

» ~ them. ‘rig-Emlyn? igttgfifvalf atomii’: Federal government had ordered French count, alleged war-time collaborationiat in

o" n“ can,“ . France, deported on grounds that he entered Canada illegally. Court ruling in Montreal p ' ' silo applied to his wife and daulhters, shown hero,