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THE DAILY HOME NEWS NEW BRUNSWICK. N. MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1963 Rutgers Professor Awarded Guggenheim Fellowship in -tine Dr. Francis Fergusson, university professor of comparative literature at Rutgers University, is the recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship award for 1963, it was announced today by the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation in New York City. He is one of 269 recipients of JpWWWPW)8B rJj I JI I 1 this year's Guggenheim Fellowships, which annually go to schol ars, scientists and artists of unusual and proved creative ability in the fine arts.

The awards have been made for 39 years as a me morial to the deceased young son of the late U.S. Sen. Simon Gug wtnimwiaiJ mm oV wsuK' fcatwoiiiaa mid hmt oWwl tWa LuJ iuJ tmU genheim and Mrs. Guggenheim, This year's fellowships total 380,000. Fergusson plans to use his fel lowship toward a biography of Dante.

A member of the Rutgers fac DR. FRANCIS FERGUSSON ulty since 1953, he also is. a dis tinguished drama and literary critic. He is best known for his 4 authorship of "The Idea of a iiEa new: Theater," his English version of the modern stage of Sophocles' Car Hits Pole, Couple Injured FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP A motorist on a learner's permit and her husband were injured when their car struck a utility pole at Amwell and S. Middle-bush roads at about 4:20 p.m.

yesterday. Llectra," his musical play, "The King and the Duke" based on "Huckleberry Finn" and such works as "Dante's Drama of the NEW YORK'S PICTURE NEWSPAPER Mind" and "The Human Image in Dramatic Literature." Police said Mrs. Charlotte Fergusson was elected in 1962 Krepky, 40, of 14 Phillips Road to the National Institute of Arts and Letters. In 1953, he won the was on S. Middlebush Road, didn't straighten her wjicel out and Annual Award for Literature struck the pole.

from the National Institute of Conveyed by the East Millstone Rescue Squad to Middlesex General Hospital, where they were Arts and Letters. He on the Christian Gauss Award for the Phi Beta Kappa Society in 1954 treated and released were Mrs for his earlier Dante work. ROYAL HONEYMOON Princess Alexandra of Kent and Angus Ogilvy, her bridegroom, leave Crathie Church, near Balmoral, Scotland, yesterday. They are honeymooning after one of the most glittering weddings of the century. Earlier in the week they had asked photographers to wait until yes terday to get pictures, so they could have more privacy.

Krepky, with a nosebleed and chest pains, and her husband, Harry Krepky, with a swollen One-Man Show Set For Michael Stof fa right ankle. Detective Sgt. Law rence Collier investigated. Michael Stoffa, Metuchen artist and art teacher, opens a one-man show at the Papermill Playhouse in M.llburn May 5. He will be showing 30 of his LMa i i slZ3 mZ3 itmJ i Bagpipers are replacing some buglers in the Air Force Drum and Bugle Corps.

The Air Force, however, says this "instrumentation adjustment" is all for the best. But this and a cutback in the total membership of the corps in Washington apparently have angered many drum and bugle corps lovers throughout the country. "Save the corps," said a letter to SEN. CLIFFORD P. CASE, Case declined to identify the letter writer.

most recent paintings. Stoffa has a studio in Westfield, where he conducts most of his classes. He also teaches at the New Brunswick Art Center, the Boro Art Center, and in Rahway. i i Use your IMAGIHATIOH-to get ahead! In industry, in retailing wherever there's a problem "nobody" can sol ve the man with imagination is moving up fast! Here's how he comes up with the answers and suggests the solution. Read "Make Way for the No-Problem Guy" based on real-life cases.

Get the May Reader's Digest now on sale. People have faith in Reader's Digest The Air Force said the New Jersey com- CASE plaints weren't the only ones it received. Other members of Coa gress, the Air Force said, have asked about the same matter. PBA to Hold Annual Ball Television actors BURT REYNOLDS, who plays the blacksmith in "Gunsmoke," and JUDY CARNE, daughter of the English EAST BRUNSWICK Patrol men's Benevolent Association Lo re. family "Fair Exchange" plan to wed June 29, a CBS spokes' man says in Hollywood.

cal No. 145 will hold its annual DAVID SUSSKIND says "Open End," the ball May 25 at the Jernee Mill Inn in Sayreville. Tickets may be purchased at the door or from any police officer here. xv panel discussion he moderates on TV Chan i nel 5, will be removed by him because of I t.J i ft ,11 interference from the station. Susskind said that he planned to have the ONE place to call for JAMES BALDWIN, author, and HARRY BEL.

AFONTE, singer, on the program on May 12, with the topic "The American Negro Speaks His Mind." He declared BENNETT H. KORN, president of Metropolitan Broadcast-, ing Television declared Belafonte was unacceptable to him, then changed his mind. The station denied the charge. oirnN annic urn 1 1 i t-' ui -e BELAFONTE JAMES FRANCIS CARDINAL MC INTYRE, archbishop of Los Angeles, forgot to turn his clock ahead for Daylight Saving Time and missed celebrating a special mass. He told 660 members of the St.

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672. SIS. 839. 841, 947 wlU kr iij It's dawn and the barking of your dog has awakened you and you realize the hou.se is on fire. What do you save? JOANNE IPPOLITO of Passaic didn't have to think twice before making her decision yesterday.

The 21-year-old girl grabbed her white gown, veil and shoes. Then she and her dog JINGLES scooted from the burning apartment building. About 12 hours later, Joanne wore the rescued outfit to Holy Trinity Church, where she was married to JOHN KLEMENS of Passaic. 'y if i Ml 'r i at. oa- ii fotos -The kind of oto reporting which makes The News Sew York's Fictu re Newspaper.

Breathtaking, sometimes heart-, breaking, always memorable. EMPEROR HIROHITO informed his an-cestors he is 62 years old today, then received more than 130,000 Japanese who waved Rising Sun flags and shouted "Banzai" 'Long Live). A believer in shinto, the emperor began his birthday anniversary by visiting a shrine on the palace grounds in Tokyo to report the occasion to his ancestors. In the following 6'i hours, the emperor mounted a dias in the palace grounds seven times to receive visitors, including scores of sports -Great sports reporting by a great team of writers such as Gene Ward, Joe Trimble, Dana Mozley, Dick Young and others provide on-the-spot coverage. HIROHITO Americans who trooped across the Xijubashi (double bridge) and up the long, winding gravel paths to see the Powerhouse Rutgers Professor To Give Talk DARTING DOG CAUSES CRASH FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP Two EDISON "The Public'i FOR DELIVERY OFTHEaNEWS CALL 245-2115 OR ML THIS COUPON Choice: Censorship or lntcllec tual Freedom" will be the pro teen-agers suffered minor injur gram for the Edison Friends of ies in a two-car accident in Bun- the Library at its meeting at the CId udbuYst kerTill Road about one-half mile Edison Health Center, Idlcwild road, at 8 p.m.

tomorrow. from Route 27 at about 9:28 Mrs. Leon Charney, program yesterday, -township police rc chairman said Dr. Margaret E. ported.

Monroe, assistant professor of Police said Catherine Lyon, 18. library science at Rutgers Uni ofyValues! of Pennington Parkway, F'anklin versity, will be the speaker. vi. Mrs. Charles Wira.

president Park, was heading cast in Bun invites the public to attend and ker Hill Road when she applied take part in the discussion. her brakes suddenly as a small Membership in the Friends of white dug darted in front of her. the Library is still open to local Nw York New Dopt 117Chrtnul Streft Rowlle, New Jerwy Plfiw start deliver in Th Vw York Ns to tha nam ind addrcM brlow. I HndemUfld th Daily and Sunday ntei art just fw pennitt mora than rtfular nund prices. HAM (Plata Print).

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Batche lor.Ed Sullivan, Ben Gross, John Chapman-and many others. Columns that bring the life of the town to your door. Make Church March Miss Lyon apply her brakes, but FREE! 50 Green Stamps BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (AP)-Ra-l was unable to stop in time, hit ting the other car in the rear.

cial barriers were lowered Sunday Conveyed to Princeton Hospi In Addition Koguwr itampa With PrthM U. Cotton at ten downtown and suburban I tal by the Kendall Park Rescue churches. At 29 other churches. LOUELLA UTTER Negroes were turned down. There Squad were Miss Lyon, who was treated for a whiplash of her neck and released, and Mickey were no disturbances.

Nam. Negroej first attempted to at Cebern, 16, of 69 Leavitt Lane, tend white churches Easter when Address. two churches desegregated and Princeton, a passenger In the Lyon vehicle, who was treated for cuts on the top o( his head tirM Saturday, May 4. IWtl. Limit 1 Coupon Mr hoprni Family.

three others did not. Last Sunday, four churches opened their doors and released. Patrolman Albert to Negroes and five turned them away. 1 A Milchanoski investigated. I.