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MUNCIE STAR, MONDAY, MAY 1. 1961 Guggenheim Grants Go to 9 Hoosiers INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Nine Hoosier college professors will jiyiuvi I AH mnr1 Id) 7n ri i nn rpr share in the $1,350,000 in grants awarded by the Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. The Indiana recipients were announced Monday and include three Purdue University intsruc-tors, five from Indiana University and one from Wabash College. Dr. Stephen G.

Kurtz, associate professor of history at Wabash, won a grant for studies in the political philosophy and statecraft of John Adams. The I.U. winners are: Dr. Ralph T. Daniel, associate professor of music, for study of the origin and development of the English anthem.

Dr. Irvin Ehrenpreis, associate professor of English, for study of the life of Jonathan Swift. Dr. Felix J. Oinas, assistant professor of Slavic languages and literatures, to research the relationship of Russian and Balto-Finnic folklore and linguistics.

Dr. Leo F. Solt, associate professor of history, to study the sectarian tracts of the Commonwealth and the Protectorate. Dr. Panayiotis J.

Vatikiotis, associate professor of government, for studies of the development of Egypt from 1800 to the present. Recipients from Purdue are: Dr. Seymour Benzer, professor of biophysics, genetic and biochemical studies of cellular control mechanisms. Dr. Ernst Bleuler, professor of physics, for studies in the field of high-energy physics.

Dr. Robert G. Hogan, assistant professor of English, for creative writing in drama. The New York foundation said fellowships "are granted to persons of the highest capacity for scholarly and scientific research, as demonstrated by their previous A iiAicy IS Will contributions to knowledge, and to persons of unusual and proven creative ability in the fine arts." Police League Honors 'Indiana Officer of Year' INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Cloyd D. Flint.

33-year-old state trooper who was wounded seriously last September when he stopped three men for questioning, was named "Police Officer of the year" Sun dav by fellow officers. Flint was cited "for bravery and courage" at the Police League of Indiana convention here. The Vi! This offer ends cennes trooper, assigned to the Jasper State Police post, was shot in the stomach when he stopped a car to check the license plates Tha eight year veteran was felled a few miles north of Vin- Saturday, May 6, 1961 cennes. Despite his wound, Flint was able to get into his patrol car, chase the gunmen, and effect their capture. Police identified the men as residents of Peoria, all with long criminal records and one a convicted murderer.

Flint recovered from his wound and was present Sunday for the presentation. Immigrant Wounds Roommate, Kills Self SOUTH BEND. Ind. (AP) A I Polish immigrant shot himself fatally Sunday after wounding another Pole following a night of drinking, police said. More than 40 Nationally Famous Magazines choose your favorites! select any magazines Joseph Rajkowicz, 45, was found dead in the apartment he had shared with Peter Gaborek, 46, Kinra thev arrived here in 1951.

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