Evening star., 1933-04-23
COOPER RECEIVES
RESEARCH AWARD
C. U. Educator Included ir
List of Grants by Social
Service Council.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 22-Forty-twc
awards for research in the social sci
ences were announced tonight by the
Social Science Research Council.
Candidates were chosen from 1873 ap-
plicants. They receive total OF
SIS. 9.29O.
Thirty-one of the projects will be
carried out in the United States anc
its possessions, the other II in Canada
England, Europe and the. West Indies
Among the awards were the following
Nels Anderson. Seth Junior College
to aid IN completion of study of SO.
cial science in Mormon community.
Howard F. Baker on List.
Howard F. Baker, economist, United
States Tariff Commission. to aid ir
completion of a study of the status OF
British. German and French nomen-
clatures in the seventeenth century.
A. R. NJ Lower. Wesley College, to aio
in the completion of a study of the
Canadian timber trade in the nine
teenth century.
Chester w. New, McMaster Univer-
sity. to aid in the completion of biog.
raphy of Lord Brougham.
Frank w. Pitman. Pomona College, tc
aid in the completion of a study in
the transition of Jamaica from slavery
to freedom.
Raymond R.. Willoughby, associate
editor. psychological abstracts. to aid
in the completion of a study of the
influence of age, duration of marriage
and number of children upon malnutri-
ton.
Lynn NJ. Case, Rice Institute, to aid
in the completion of a study of French
public opinion concerning the Roman
question and the United States Civil
War.
John NJ. Cooper Included.
John NJ Cooper. Catholic University
a study Of ethnology of the James Bay
area.
Albert r. Ellingwood, Northwestern
University, to aid in the completion OF
a photography of Federal constitutional
law in the United States.
Martin L. Faust. University of Mis-
souri,. study of the security of public
deposits
Nathan P. Feisinger, University of
Wisconsin, study of divorce admins
tration in England
Frederick H. Guild. University of
Kansas, study of legislative roll calls.
j. P. Guilford. University of Ne
braska. study of the consistency anG
INTERPRETATION of certain traits of be-
havior. said to belong to the extrovert
and introvert pattern of personality in
normal and in pathological subjects.
Melville j. Herskovits, Northwestern II
University, ethnographic account of
Negroes of Dahomey, West Africa.
Will Study Family Trend.
Henry S. Lucas, University of Wash
lngton, for purchase of photostatic
copy of wardrobe account of Edward I
Ernest r. Mowrer. Northwestern
University, study of the geology and
trend of family disorganization in a
metropolitan community, Chicago.
Curtis P. Nettels. University of Wis
consin. study of the money supply of
the American Colonies before 1920.
Ronald l.. Olsen, University of
California, study of the social organiza-
ton of the Tlingit Indians of Southeast
Alaska.
Max Sasuly, American University,
study of the principles and technioues
Of population analysis.
CnarleS s. TanSlll, American Uni
versity. study of the diplomatic rela-
tons OF the United States and Santo
Domingo.
Paul S. Taylor, University of Cali
fornla, study of cooperative and barter
exchanges among the unemployed.
Amry Vanderbosch, University of
Kentucky, to aid in publication of THE
Government and Problems of the Dutch
East Indies"
Mary W. Williams. Goucher College,
to aid in completion of biography of
Pedro II, Emperor of Brazil.