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an Standard Examfttfr 7 I May Day Festival fo Be Saturday in Kezar Stadium $492,183 In Ship Section IK Monday, April 25, 1955 Repair Jobs Let Guggenheim Awards To 26 at U.C., Stanford Francisco Boys' Club, the Columbia Park Boys' Club, the Ship repair and preservation Palo Alto Majorette School, and contracts totaling $492,183 were let by the San Francisco Port of Embarkation to northern Call eral San Francisco dance studios. The program will start at 1 p. m. with a grand parade of the participants. The coronation ceremonies will be held at 1:30 p.

m. when Supervisor James Leo Halley crowns 10-year-old Janice Marie Wright as Queen of the May. Selection of the fornia nrms in March, it was Queen Janice's royal court includes: Sherrel Brown, crown bearer; Wayne Wright, train bearer; Kathleen Lorimer, Andrea Mainaris, Pamela Laber, princesses; Valerie Samuels, Nancy Roth, Camille Demo, Susan Rohrs, Diane Cook, Marilyn Olson, countesses, and Kath-erine Camarena and Katherine Pickens, heralds. Others scheduled to partici San Francisco's annual May Day Festival will be held Saturday at Kezar Stadium in Golden Gate Park, It was announced today by Max G. Funke, general manager of the Recreation and Park Department.

The yearly event, hich brings hundreds of costumed children to dance around eighteen May Poles, is under the auspices of the Recreation and Park Department in eo-operation with sev Einstein Fund Campaign Here The Bay area council of the Jewish National Fund is now seeking contributions for the planting Israel of a grove of trees in memory of the late Albert Einstein. Each tree will cost $1.50. Donations may be sent to the Jewish National Fund, 973 Market Street. announced yesterday. The work went to fourteen the San Francisco Council of Camp Fire Girls.

Music will be by Ralph Murray and the Golden Gate Park Band. General arrangements are being directed by Mrs. Lydia P. Voigt, the department's supervisor of drama and dance. Master of ceremonies will be Ejtlwin T.

Murphy, supervising recreation director. firms and covered drydocking, repairs and preservation and queen Is made each year on a packaging of Army Transporta tlon Corps harbor craft main tained as a "ready reserve." rotating basis by the various co-operating dance studios. pate in the festival are the San Twenty-six northern Califor-nlans were announced yesterday as recipients of John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Fellowships to carry on studies in fields' of cultural endeavor. The foundation in New York said that they were among 248 Americans who were awarded grants totaling $968,000. Of the northern Californians, seventeen are from the University of California at Berkeley, five are from Stanford University and two are from the University of California at Davis.

The other two are Mrs. Irene Dakin Paden, Alameda historian, and Dr. Lloyd L. Ingraham, United States Department of Agriculture research chemist at Albany. Mrs.

Paden's fellowship is for historical and bibliographical studies of the exploration and settlement of Oregon and California. Doctor Ingraham will perform studies In the" mechanism by which thiamine catalyses the "in vitro" decarboxylation of pyruvic acid. The other northern California recipients and their fields of etudy are: TO THE PEOPLE OF SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA IS AN ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE FIRST SALE OF ITS KIND IN HOFFMAN HISTORY! WE INTEND TO SELL MORE Hoffman, sets in 1955 than in any previous year. We know that the best way to accomplish this aim is to offer the public even greater value than ever before. So we have taken our two most popular models (models whose terrific value have put them on allocation to our dealers) and concentrated our entire production on them for a limited time.

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Dr. Waclaw Lednickl, professor of Slavic languages, cultural and political trends in Russia and Poland prior to Polish independence. Dr. Erlich L. Lehmann, professor of mathematics, multiple decision procedures.

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William Kendrick Pritchett, professor of Greek, ancient Greek battlefields. Dr. Irvin Putter, assistant professor of French, poetry of Leconte de Lisle. Dr. Henry Rape-port, associate professor of chemistry, heterocyclic nitrogen compounds of natural origin.

Dr. Alfred Tarskl, professor of mathematics, mathematics and abstract algebra. STANFORD UNIVERSITY Dr. Ronald Grant, professor of physiology, hypothalamus in physical and psychological responses to stress. Dr.

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