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1 1 start! with a talk. "How to En sistant professor of Celebrities to Attend university or laiuornia, Santa joy Modern Art," by Dr. Gibson MONDAY, MAY 25, 1 953 fort II Guggenheim Awards Go to 10 Southlahders of acoustic relaxation times in Danes, chairman, department of art at SC, at 7:15 p.m.; a sym trlnt of corporate personality, 1860-00. Dr. Victor Amandus Oswald associate professor of mathematics, UCLA; studies of semigroup Dr.

Marjorle Jean Void, research associate and lecturer la chemistry. SC: studies of All-City Art Festival posium, "Four" Impressions of Contemporary European Art," scholarly research or artistic at 8:15 p.m., by four men re Internationally recog liquids. Dr. Walter H. Munk, associate professor of geophysics, University of California, Scrlpps Institution, of Oceanography, La Jolla; a study of the effect of winds on ocean currents.

The Guggenheim Foundation Show from the Denver Art Museum at 1:30 p.m.; an art appreciation talk, "Transitions in follow at 8:15 p.m. by pher Isherwood, author; Lester Donahue, musician; Millard Sheets, painter; Charles Eames, designer, with Vincent actor, as moderator. Art films I will be shown at 9:30 p.m. to' cently returned from Europe nized painters, authors, actors the nature and magnitude of Jlrayr Zortblan, artist; Joe and museum directors are Art," by Dr. Karl With, profes.

creation. Southern Callfornlans sharing in the awards are: Thotographer William A. Gar-nett, Altadena; for photography. Dr. John Chamber Mugnalnl, artist; Emtl Kosa artist; James Vigeveno, dealer, among celebrities slated to par-tiiint In a special program was established In 1025 by the sor of the history of art at UCLA; a symposium, "The Art late U.S.

Senator from Colora and Kenneth Ross, Municipal close the three-day special of events at the three-day third forces operative between colloidal particles. Dr. Ralph S. Phillips, associate professor of mathematics, SC; research in functional analysis and semigroups. Dr.

James Harold Wayland. associate professor of applied of Collecting," by collectors Ed annual All-City Art Festival at Ten Southern Callfornlans are among the 191 persons In the United States, Canada and the British West Indies awarded Guggenheim Fellowships totaling $780,000, It was announced yesterday. The University of California led all educational institutions In this country In the number of faculty members who received awards, the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation said. Without distinction as to race, color or creed, the fellowships are awarded on the basis of do, Simon Guggenheim, and his wife In memory of a son, John Simon Cuggenhelm, who died In the Coliseum this week end, assistant professor of geology, UCLA; for study of large-scale tectonic displacements in the ward G. Robinson, actor; Jarvis Barlow, writer; H.

C. McCIellan, businessman; Dr. Elmer Belt, Art' Department, moderator. Films will be shown at 9:30 p.m. Donald Goodall, chairman, department of art, SC, will begin Sunday's program at 7:15 p.m.

1922. according to Kenneth Ross, The fellowships are designed manager of the Municipal Art mechanics, California Institute Alps, Howard Jav Graham, hlhlinc to assist the recipients to ad All events will be free to those attending the festival, and a different group of films will be shown each night The festival will be open dally May 29, 30 and 31 from noon te' 11:15 p.m. physician; with William Moore, designer, as moderator. A pro Department which la sponsor of Technology, Pasadena; stud ies of complex fluid flow. rapher, Lor Angeles Countv vance to higher levels of accom ing the show.

gram of unusual art films will! with a talk on "Contemporary Subject Matter;" a symposium Law Library: for studies of the plishment in their fields by Photographer Max Yavno, be offered at 9:30 p.m. carrying on the studies for Los Angeles; photography. Friday's schedule includes the famous Indian Fashion Fourteenth Amendment with special reference to the doc- on "The Fine Arts Today" will 1 On Saturday the program which the awards were made Dr. Leonard Herbert Hall, as Three Bares by Bernardo from ur sun-loving sandals in Sportswear Shoes C95 095 oU Hers'i how to show off your suntanned step fo a miraculous" advantags Bernardo's bars sandals are merely a smattering of strips knowingly attached here and there to highly flexible leather soles. The intricate twists and turns all add up lo pretty proof that here, for sure, it's not the quantity' but the pure quality that counts! 1 Left: Single thong sandal in white, black, pink or red.

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