Evening star., 1939-03-27
So From y States
Receive Guggenheim
Fe||owships
One Is Osoee Indion
And ID Have Had No
COLLEGE, Training

AnO ~ n0Ve N10 NO
College Training
SiXty-nine fellowships with award
totaling S150,00O for financing va
rious studies were announced toda
by the John Simon Guggenhein
Memorial Foundation, which ha'
more than 1000 applicants for tn
konors to choose from. The award
are given to assist research in an,
field of knowledge and to assis
creative effort in all the arts. ANON
the recipients is an Usage Indian
Joseph Matthews.
The recipients of the 1899 awards
the 18th year in which they hav
been given, come from % States
II of them beyond the Mississippi
Fourteen of the new Guggenhein
fellows received no college training
Forty-seven are members OF colleg
and university faculties. The usua
award amounts to s2500 The foun
datlon was set up in 1925 by formel
Senator and Mrs Simon Guggen
helm as a memorial to their son.
The projects planned by the aware
recipients cover a wide field of in
vestigation and reporting. Prot
Michael Ginsburg of the Universlt!
of Nebraska plans to write or
ancient Rome's new deal. DR.
Maurice Ewing. Lehigh University
intends to make deep sea investiga
tions off Bermuda. The winners
of the fellowships. listed under thu
type of project which they vii
undertake, are:
Bibliography.
Miss Fannie Elizabeth Ratchford
librarian in charge of the rare books
collection, University of Texas.
Biology.
DR.. Lawrence r. Blinks, professor
of biology, Stanford University; DR.
Isidore Gersh, instructor in anat-
omy. Johns Hopkins Medical School;
Dr.. Henry N. HarkinS. instructor ir
surgery, University of Chicago Med
ical School.
DR.. Earl Martin Hildebrand, as
sistant professor of plant path
ology, Cornell University; DR.. Al
fred George Marshak, physiologist
recently of the Deaconess Hospital
Boston; Dr.. Leland S. McClung, in
structor in research medicine
Hooper Foundation for Medical Re-
search. University of California
DR.. Gregory Pincus, visiting pro-
fessor of zoology, Clark University
Worcester, Mass; DR.. Hilda Flor
ence Rosene, assistant professor Of
zoology, University of Texas; DR.
Emil L. Smith. instructor in bio
physics. Columbia University.
DR.. Robert c. Tryon, associate
professor of psychology, University
of California; Adrian Joseph var
Rossen. curator of the Dickey col.
lections (ornithologicaD.
Biography.
Dr. Arthur M. Wilson. assistan
professor of biography, Dartmouth
College.
Chemistry.
DR.. Harold R. Snyder, instructor
in organic chemistry, University o.
Illinois: DR.. Melville L. Wolfrom, as
sociate professor of chemistry, Ohit
State University.
Criticism.
Robert Donaldson Darrell, tn
Gramaphone Shop. New York City
DR.. Herbert j. Muller, professor o
English. Purdue University; Charlie
John Olson, Fellow in American
History, Harvard University.
Marvin Chauncey Ross, Walters
Art Gallery, Baltimore; Dr. Meyer
Schapiro, assistant professor O.
fine arts, Columbia University; Car
Zigrosser, director of the Weyht
Gallery, New York City.
Fiction.
Harold A. Sinclair, novelist
Bloomington, ILL.,; Robert Penn War.
ren, novelist, assistant professor o.
English, Louisiana State University
Richard Wright, colored, Fedora
Writers Project.
Geology.
DR.. Maurice Ewing, assistant pro.
fessor of physics, Lehigh University
DR.. Earl Hamlet Myers, instructor ir
geology, Compton Junior College
Compton, Calf.
History.
Dr. o. Fritiof Ander, professor o1
history, Augustana College, Illinois
Eerschel Brickell, New York literary
critic; DR.. Wallace K. Ferguson
assistant professor of history, New
. York University; DR.. Charles w
Jones, assistant professor of English
Cornell University.
DR.. Gaines Post, associate pro.
fessor of history, University of Wis.
consin; Edmund Wilson, author o.
"Axels Castel'; Howard Wolf, asso.
ciate editor of the Cleveland News
Language.
DR.. Zellig S. Harris, assistant pro
fessor of Hebrew, University o
Pennsylvania; Allen Walker Read
assistant editor of the Dictionary o
American English; DR.. Harol,
Whitehall, University of Wisconsin
Mathematics.
DR.. Oscar Zariski, professor o
mathematics, Johns Hopkins Uni
versity.
Musical Composition.
Ernst Bacon, professor of music
Converse College, S. c.; Paul Cres
ton, organist, st. Malachy's, Ney
York City; Anis Fuleihan of 6
Shirmer, Inc, music publishers, Ney
York City; William Schuman, Saral
Lawrence College, Bronxville, N. Y
Painting.
Adolf Dehn, New York City; Da
vid Fredenthal Franklin Mich.
John McCrady, New Orleans; Eu
gene Trentham, Denver.
PaleontOlogy.
DR.. Chester Stock, professor o
paleontology, California Institute o
Technology.
Philosophy.
DR.. Ernest C. MOsSner ASSociatI