Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-05-04

series OF One-act plays, each to be
centered around an outstanding
Negro historical character.
LLOYD HARRIS HUGHES, in
structor Of social sciences, West
ern university, Kansas: for a study
Of the contributions Of the Negro
to the life and culture Of New
Spain, at the University of Cali
fOrnia.
BERNARD SAMUEL JEFFER-
SON, associate professor Of law
Howard university: for studies in
law, at Harvard university.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS JEN-
KINS, Alexandria, La: for studies
in mathematics at the University
Of Chicago
CLIFTON RALPH JONES, Phil
adelphia: for study Of the social
qualification within the Negro
population, at the State University
Of Iowa.
JACOB LAWRENCE, New York
City: for creative work in paint
ing. Reappointment.
ULYSSES GRANT LEE, Jr., as
sistant professor Of English, Lin
coin university, Pa: for studies in
American culture and the prepara-
ton Of a volume on the anti-slaV-
cry press, at the University Of
Chicago.
ROSCOE EDWIN LEWIS, assO-
ciate professor Of chemistry,
Hampton institute: for an histori-
cal study Of the lives, reminis-
cences, and songs related by for
mer slaves and others WHO lived
during the slaveholding period.
ROBERT EARL MARTIN, in
structor in political science, Agri-
cultural and Technical college,
Greensboro, N. c.: for studies in
political science, at the University
Of Chicago. disappointment.
CLINTON f. OLIVER, New
York City: for studies in Ameri-
can civilization, with special ref
erence to the creative and philos-
optical expression Of the Negro,
at Harvard university.
EDWARD NELSON PALMER,
Newport News, Va: for studies in
sociology, especially the determ-
nation ans measurement Of fac
tors associated with unemplov-
nent among Negro workers, wv the
University Of Michigan, Reap
pointment.
YOURA THELMA QUALLS, as
sistant in the department of Eng
1ish, Fisk university: for studies
in English language and litera-
ture, at Radcliffe college. Reap
pOintment.
MARION CLIFTON RHANEY,
Brunswick, Ca: for studies in BIZ
ology at Atlanta university.
THOMAS NATHANIEL ROB-
ERTS, Soil Conservation service, |
U. S. Department of Agriculture,
for studies in agricul-
tura1 economics, at the University
Of Wisconsin. disappointment.
ESTELLA HARRIS SCOTT,
head resident, Fisk university So
cial center and instructor in the
Of social sciences: for
studies in sociology, at the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania. Reap
pointment.
MABEL MURPHY SMYTHE,
instructor at Fort Valley State
college, Ga: for study Of the eff
fects Of protective labor .legisIa-
ton on Negro workers, at the
University Of Wisconsin.
WATERS EDWIN TURPIN, in
structor in English language and
literature, Lincoln university, Pa:
for the writing of a novel about
the Maryland free Negro.
SAMUEL z. WESTERFIELD,
Jr., Washington: for a study Of
the consumer purchasing and saw
ings habits of Negroes and whites,
at the same income level, at Har-
ward university.
CLYDE JULIAN WINFIELD,
Chicago, accompanist for Eta Mo
ten: for piano study.
NANCY BULLOCK WOOL
RIDGE, assistant professor Of
English language and literature,
Louisville Municipal college: for
studies in American literature,
at the University Of Chicago,
dealing especially with the lit
erature depletion Of the Negro re
ligious character.