Evening star., 1926-04-19
81 SCHOLAR GET
FUND FOR STUDIES
Or. Wallace Brode of Bureau
of Standards Named in
Guggenheim Awards.

NEW YORK April 19.-rhe John
Simon GuGgenheim $4,000 900 Foun-
datton. established hast year bv former
United States Senator Simon GuggeE-
helm, from colorado, and Mrs. Gug-
Kenhetn, 10 help scholars ana
artists carry on work abroad as a
memorial to their son, announces the
appointment of 81 new fellows from
Is States. An appropriation OF Si00.
"oo mas been made To cover their
expenses
The new list of fellows, appointed
from States ranging from Georgia TO
W ashinGton. include FIVE women.
Bhree artists were appointed for ere
aeive painting. three musicians for
creative work in musical composition
ana many research appointments were
made in a wide variety of subjects.
twenty-five colleges and universities
are represented. Harvard leads with
four fellows. the University OF Chica
go has three, University of Cincinnati Ii
three, University Of Wisconsin two.
. Yale University two A fellowship
usually carries an endowment %
$1,000. but every ease is adjusted TO
individual needs.
Those awarded the new fellowships
follow:
DR. Warren Ault, Boston University,
TO conduct research into English local
government; DR.. Roland Bainton.
Yale Divinity school. 10 prepare q
book on religious liberation: stephen
Vincent Benet author. to do creative
work in poetry and prose: Dr. David
Rlondheim, Johns Hopkins University
Use OF the Romance language by the
Jews; DR. Wallace Erode Bureau of
Standards. Washington, for research
in azo dyes.
Will Investigate League Work
DIR. ROYAL Chapman, University OF
Minnesota, to study destructive pests:
DR. Arthur II. Compton. University of
thlcago, to study nature Of radiation:
DIR. Alzada Comstock. Mount Holyoke
College, 10 study League Of Nations
financial reconstruction work
Dr. Kenneth J. Conant, Harvard
University. TO make drawings of three
Romanesque French churches; DR..
RALPH Eaton. Harvard. TO study the
DRY of knowledge in its relation to
logic and metaphysics: DR.. Alfred
Emerson, University of Pittsbureh to
investigate the origin of the caste of
fernites: DR.. Herbert Feis. University
"f Cincinnati, to study French and
t'efman pre-war foreign investments:
MRS. Halle Flanagan, Nassar College
IN study developments of the theater
N Europe: DR. J. Penrose Harland
University of Cincinnati. to investigate
ancient civilizations in Greece. Crete
ana Cyclades: DR.. Edwin Kemble.
Harvard, 10 study new quantum the
ory; DIR. Paul knaplund. University
or Wisconsin, to prepare monograph
on Gladstone as a Colonial States.
man: DR.. Ernest Jane. University of
Chcago, to make comparative study
or geometry: DR.. Julian Lewis Uni.
VerSftY OF Chicago. to study funda-
mental nature Of immunity phe-
nomena; Leopold Names Of New
York, for creative work abroad in
musical composition: DR. Harold Mar
vim. Yale Medical School. for research
into cardiovascular physiology: Glenn
Mitchell, New York. for art studies
abroad: DR.. Marjorie Nicholson.
Goucher College, for research into
English seventeenth century thought.
For Work i'm Portraiture.
Miss Elizabeth Olds. Minneapolis.
for foreign studies and creative work
In portraiture; DIR. Linue Pauling. Cali
fornia Institute of Technology theo-
reticai and experimental researches
into the atom; DR.. Thomas Raysor,
State College of Washington. to pre-
pare new edition of Coleridge's Liter
AIRY Criticism: DIR. Franklin Reagan.
University of California and Indiana
University, for studies of the earliest
blood vessels of mammalian embryos.
DR.. Gladys A Reichard, Columbia
University, art style of Melanesia: DR..
Ryder Edward Rollins, New York Uni
versity, for studying and editing un-
published ballads Of the Pepysian col
lection: DR.. Ralph A. Sd awyer. Univer-
sity OF Michigan, to study spectral
series relations in extreme ultraviolet
metallic spectra.
Frank II. SchWarz, New York art
studies and creative work in mural
decoration in Europe: DR. Roger Ses-
sion Cleveland Institute of Music, for
creative work in musical composition:
DR.. Robert Shafer. University of Gin
clnn~ti. to prepare new edition of the
Works of Fulke Greviile; Dr. Walter
Silz. Harvard University. to study lit-
erature of Heinrich Won kleist: DR..
Ephraim Speiser. University of Penn
Svlvania, investigations of the Mitanni-
Hurri group Of peoples in the northern
Mesopotamia.
DR.. Ellis Bagley Stouffer. University
Of Kansas, for comparative study
of differentiai geometry: DR.. Glenn