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a THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. MONDAY MORNING. MARCH 29. 1965 OPEN LATE EERY MONDAY STIGHT iii Dr. C.

G. ALGASE DENTIST PLASTIC PUTES 19 From Area Win Guggenheim Grants For Research, Arts A FINISHED IN ONE DAY I AT PRICES YOU till iFFnnn rn piy tlPAI5 WHILI 901 Market St. NO APPT NEEDED Nineten scholars, scientists and artists from the Valley have been awarded fellowships for 1965 by WA 2-5100 John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. 3 II I Mia Del In ft I il J. H.

LIROTHERS ifKT'' i "I CMl tmv JlrJ 1 The area fellowship winners fare among 313 persons awarded Igrants totaling more than $2 million by the foundation this year. The winnere were chosen from among 1S69 applicants. IX MEMORY OF SON 1 Baefflfftt Police Arrest 5 lAt Noisy Party The foundation was estab- llished in 1925 by the late Sen. "rested fter i. allegedly battling four police-Simon Guggenheim and his1 men who were trying t0 quiet a I wife in memory of their son, loud party in West Philadelphia who died in 1922.

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Phoebus James Sutton, 30, of Haver-' ford ave. near 36th Leonard PZ2l: nr 25, of Natrona st. near sor of economics; Dr. S. D.

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If aV. hips ad If leg ea-cis. Ai, fessor of classical studies; Dr. VARIETY OF CHARGES John M. Marshall, professor of Thev were charged with as- anatomy; Dr.

Cnarlcs E. sault and battery on officers. Rosenberg, assistant professor resisting arrest, breach of peace of history, and Dr. Alvin Z. and disorderly conduct.

Rubinstein, associate professor c. Detective Sgt. Russell Blewitt of political sc.ence. rv i and Detective James Coy said HAVERFORI) PROFESSOR Patrolmen John Linsett and BOGENE QUILTED VINYL GARMENT BAGS SOLVE ALL YOUR STORAGE PROBLEMS Other winners from Pennsyl- George Hamilton were knocked vania include Dr. Fay Ajzen- down a flight of stairs, suffer- berg-Selove.

professiw of ph- ing cuts and bruises, sics, Haverford College; John Two other officers, Joseph Charles Eaton, composer, of Carlin. 22, and William Marker. East Stroudsburg State College; 23. were treated at Philadelphia Dr. Willard 1.

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t-handbag holder 1,99 professor of Spanish, and Dr. ed a lip cut from a puncn and Hugues LeBlanc, professor of Marker, bodv bruises philosophy, both of Bryn Mawr College; David G. Pease, artist RADIOED FOR HELP and assistant professor of paint- Detectives said someone from ing, Temple University, and Dr. the party told police about 3:10 John Reumann, professor of A. M.

that Sutton was being New Testament. Lutheran loud and boisterous. Beat Pa-Theological Seminary, Phila- trolman Frederick Benton tried delphia. to calm him, and a cab driver New Jersey fellowship win- notified Officers Lipsett and ners include Dr. Roben D.

Hamilton about the disturbance. Allen, associate professor of When Lipsett and Hamilton Dr. Carlos Baker, pro- arrived in their car, they radio-lessor of literature; Dr. Rich- ed for assistance, several other ard A. Musgrave, professor of redcars responded, and the economics and public affairs; police finally gained control of Dr.

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