Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-30
GUGGENHE|M STUDY
AWARDS WON BY II
13 Women and 10 Latin
Americans Named-$4,5 $780,
600 Supply Funds for Work.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 30-The John
Simon Guggenheim Foundation, estab-
lished six years ago, with capital of
$4,000 900, by former Senator and Mrs.
Simon Guggenheim, in memory of their
son, announced yesterday the award Of
n fellowships. totaling S175,ooO, to
scholars writers, artists, musicians and
| scientists.
The fellowships, which average 50 500
year each. will be used to carry on
research and creative work in the
United States, Mexico. South America
and Europe. They bring the total num-
Der of Guggenfeim FellowshipS up TO
372.
Thirteen of the fellows from the
United States will go to Mexico and
South America, and 10 will come from
Latin American countries to the United
| States The list contains the names of
| seven American noveliStS, poets and
dramatists, three sculptors and seven
painters. Thirteen Of the recipients are
women.
| FeIIOwships to Writers.
| For creative writing in poetry, prose
| and the drama. fellowships have been
awarded to the following:
Maurice Hindus, author Of Human
! ity Uprooted" and other works on Rus
STA: Hart Crane, New York; John Grove
Ransom Nashville, Tenn, and Miss
Genevieve Taggard, South Hadley,
Mass, poets; Miss Katharine Anne
Porter. a writer. now residing in Mex
| leo City Miss Katharine Clugston and
EMO BsSshe, New York, dramatists;
| Walter Stanley Campbell, University of
| Oklahoma, biographer of Kit Carson,
now engaged on biography of Sitting
/ Bull.
For creative work in painting, sculp-
! ture and etching, jury consisting Of
James E. Fraser sculptor. and Howard
! Giles and Rockwell Kent painters,
awarded fellowships to the following:
Harry Gottlieb. Woodstock, N. Y,
/ painter; Miss lone Robinson. Los An
! geles, painter; Miss Doris Rosenthal,
Cash, Chattanooga. Tenn, sculptor
Alexander r. Stavenitz, st. Louis, Mo,
etcher; Oronzio Maldsrelli and Reuben
/ Nakian, New York, sculptors: Marsden
/ Hartley, Alexander Brook, Joseph Pol
| let and Emil James Bistran, New York,
| painters.
Miss Robinson, Miss Rosenthal. Mr..
| Hartley and Mr.. Bistran will go to
Mexico. The others will go to Europe.
Carleton BeaIs Honored.
The following fellows will go to Latin
American countries for work in the
| fields of science, economics, art and his
/ tory:
! Carleton Beals, Berkeley, Calf, writer
! and journalist; DR.. George Ward
/ Stocking, professor of economics, Uni
versity of Texas; Dr. Carl Sauer, pro-
fessor Of geography, University of Cali
fornia DR.. Vera lie Brown. professor
of history, Smith College, Northampton.
Mass. DR.. Lila Morris O'Neale, lecturer
/ in historic textiles, University of Cali
/ fornia; DR.. Lesley Byrd Simpson. as
sistant professor of Spanish, University
of California; Miss Anita Bremen, New
York, writer; Dr. Ruth Bunzel Co
lumbia University: DR.. John Van Horne,
associate professor of romance languages,
! University of Illinois.
Joseph Pulling F1shman, deputy COM
missioner of correction. New York City,
author Of "Crucibles Of Crime" study
\ of conditions in jails Of the United
States, has been granted fellowship