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THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Monday, August 16, 1948 K1C KIV AIlOl latlon was Intensified by an an ships awarded this year to 132 and tha total of stipends (ranted to $365,000. More Latin-American Scholarships Set Up August 29. He ts scheduled to stop In mora than a score of cities in Virginia, North Carolina. Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas and Tennessee. nouncement that British Prima Minister Attlea will visit Northern Ireland tomorrow.

The foundation's Latin American Fellows carry on their work in the United States. In Expanded Guggenheim Foundation Plan Coromlnu irork tt tn Vnlrersltj Chicago. WALLACE TO TOUR SOUTH. New York, 15-(INS) The Progressive party announced to-nltht that Henry Wallace would GIVES when cold miseries strike FAST RELIEF New York, Aug. 15 (Special) further their work the founda- Twenty awards on Its Latin- tion's assistance being available to American Fellowship plan, with scholars working in any field of Dr.

Juan Gemntmn Ksthan. Chief Af the IRISH UNION DENIED. Belfast, Northern Ireland, Aug 15 (AP) Prima Minister Sir Basil Brooks Issued a statement today denying rumors that steps to bring about union of Northern Ireland and Eire will be taken soon. Specu- Section of Ornlthiilof Miiurl Ullo In- tltv.e. and Professor of zoulnee.

limwriltT of Tucuman. Aricntln: Studlta In th field make week-Ions; tour throtiBh it ornitholoc y. in DarUcutar of tlx Fur- narllnaa of Argentina. seven Southern states beginning Dr. Abraham tsrtlllnk f-hlf th Km.

flon of Kntomolofv. Mifuel Ullo Institute. Tucuman: studlea in the Held ol entomoki In particular of tha Httnenontera ol Argentina. BOUV1A. Mr.

Alefamtm Mtrin ril.na. fix. Bolivia: Craauivt work In 'painting' ana engraving. ir, Lula Heman Tet.ita.Flot-M -trlral engineer. La en.

Rollvla: Studlea of tne phenomenon of dielectric recover aa related to the transmission of electric Dower. stipends totaling $65,000. were announced today by the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. It was announced also that, beginning r.ext year, the founda-. tion's Latin-American Fellowships would be extended to the Republic Panama.

Up to now these fellowships have been available to citizens and permanent residents of all the South American republics and of Mexico and Cuba, as well as to Puerto Rlcans. The John Simon Guggenheim Foundation was established in 1923 by the late U. S. Sen. Simon Guggenheim and by Mrs.

Guggenheim as a memorial to a son, John Simon Guggenheim, who died, as, young man. The foundation's endowment, now $29,000,000, is entirely their gift. purpose of the foundation BRAZIL. Ir. ftfaura P.relra HrrHn mmh4i knowledge and to artists working in any branch of the arts.

The foundation's fellowships are open to citizens and permanent residents of the United States, of Canada and of the Latin American republics as stated above without distinction on account of race, color or creed, to men and women, married or unmarried. They are granted only to persons who, by work accomplished, have already proven themselves to be of the highest ability. Normally the ages of the fellows are between 25 and 40 years. The stipends are usually for a year. The Trustees of the foundation, in addition to Mrs.

Guggenheim, are Francis H. Brownell, Charles D. Hilles, Roger W. Straus, John C. Emison, Medley G.

B. Whelpley. Charles Merz. RosweH Magill and Hen'rv Allen Moe. slstant.

Faculty of Medicine. University of So Paulo. Sao Paulo: Studlea In the field of medical entomolotr. particularly the prep -II aration of a monograph on the horseflies us nro-iropicar America. Dr.

Carina Chacat Profeanor of Blo- pnysici ana Director of the Institute Biophysics. University of Braill. Rio de Janeiro: a stud of the effects of ultra' violet ravs on cell growth. Dr. Candldo Lima Da Sllva niaa mathe matician.

Faculty of Philosophy. University of aoa raino: studies In the fields of differen tial geometry and topology. aCI Dr. Joae Lette Lopes. Professor of Theo Lai taaw i a im i ii i retical primes, university of Brarll.

Flo de Janeiro: Studtel of the fundamental theory is to give opportunities to men and women of the highest ability to oi nuclear lorcea. The Committee of Selection for Dr. Roberto Lulj Plmenta de Mello. Blnl. oglst.

Ministry of F.duc!loT and Public ilealth, Oswaldo Crui Institute. Rio de I Uii 'MMA Janeiro: studies In tha field of hematology, In particular of tha metabolism of por. phyrlnes. "Thanks for the down payment, Mr. PotvinMr.

Abdul over there will tell you when you can expect delivery!" Dr. Thalea Cesar Martina. Chief of the Section of Endortrlnolngv. Oswaldo Crux institute. Rio de Janeiro' Kxpe rlmentai the foundation's 18th annual competition for its Latin-American Fellowships consisted of Dr.

Frank Aydelotte, Director Emeritus of the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, Chairman; Dr. Edgai Anderson, Professor of Botany in Washington University. St. Louis: Dr. Percival Bailey, Professor of Neurology.

University of Illinois Cool, Washable Capette siuaiea or the innuence ol Hormones animal behavior. CHILI. of nmrolDfT. In Dartk-ular tht topic of AahHlr of tha harbactoua tral cllallon and Inhibition. of A.Thlwiaao.

with 'mPhaMs on tha tasonomy and acolufy of tna Iwr- AutiisU Bartha Utonart. pot: editor ot fc Dr. Jose Maria Ferrater Mora. Professor of I i lv, work In Philosophy, university of Ch e. Santiago: th nld of ivitrv.

Studlea of the main currenta of phlloaophy URUGUAY. Dr. Julio Morsto Manaro. Chief of the laboratory. Institute of Knitortrlnoloav, Montevideo: Stndien In the field of steroid chemistry and appllrationa to clinical in tne united states.

COLUMBIA. PUERTO RICO. Victor Manurl nianco, astronomer. Ponra. Puflto Biro" Sludlrs In the field of statistical astronumv.

In particular a drtermlnstlon 'Medical School, Chicago; Dr. Les- 1 I DvnfaaaA, ft III a IVE-V Miguel Snpo Duoue, Sculptor, Bogota: 'iey oyra ouupouu, lwi--i the, problems. ot the luminosity function for stars In ircauve wora in acuipturc. CUBA. Jn April the rounaaiion granten vlclnltr of tna sun.

Spanish, University oi uauiornia, -v Berkley; and Dr. Alexander Wet- Jaime CIulKafre-Arrlllaia. botanist. Maya- ill fellowshios to citizens and Dr. Jose Antonio Portuondo Valdor.

literary more, secretary or ine diuuubuu- critic. Havana The preparation of a history i Hues, Puerto Rico: The study ot tht oot ihm iTnllari of literary crltlclam In Spanish. America, and parasite relationships between rota- permanent residents Of the United ian Institute, wasninifion. FELLOWSHIP AWARDS. 194S.

Thm awards to Latin American Mexico. ol States and to Canadians. The nam Dr. Juan Can-la Ramoa, Research Assistant controlllnn attcr-harvest fruit decays. American awards now announced Laboratory of Physlolojy.

Institute of Cardl- Pr. Ismael Velei. Professor of Botany. Ih i th fn(-l nnmher nf fellow-olot-y. Meilco.

D. Studlea In the field! Polytechnic Institute. San German. FuertoiDr'IlK ina total ngmoer ot leuow and artists now announced are Am Sizes 12 to 10 REPORT the foliowlnn. irouped countrlea ol their orlRln: ARGENTINA, Dr.

Jun Corcmlnas. Ez-Dtrector of the Institute of Llneulitlci. Mendoia, Araen-tlna: Tht preparation of an etjmdotlcal dlctlonarj of the Spanish laiuuage. Dr. RADIO NEWS AND COMMENT In lu Iff li i togas lilt MM I It II I fI I lit ftit to finish the lummer for commercial television was asked by the Westinghouse Electric Corp.

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Of fine 80-square Olympics Film Song of Voodoo (film) 8:00 8:15 p. 8:30 8:40 p. 8:50 9:00 drawing near. In fact, this could be classified loosely as the last full In a renewed license application filed with the Federal Communications Commission Friday, Westinghouse requested allocation of Channel for an airborne television station to operate at a point 30 miles west of Pittsburgh. It was said the flying station would provide television service for residents within a 200-mile radius.

In an earlier application in July, some testimony was not accepted, which necessitated this second application. An experimental run of the plane on the night of the Louis-Wolcott heavyweight fight did not bring a signal to Cincinnati, although cities north and east of here reported good reception. iweek of summer replacements. The Dreamer (film) NBC Newsreel in red or blue with white. 14, 16.

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