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9 Men From District Are Among 158 Given Guggenheim Awards Dr. Edwin G. Nourse, former chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, and eight others of Washington are among 158 recipients of new research fellowships announced today by the Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. The awards total $500,000. They mark the 25th anniversary of the establishment of the foundation.

Dr. Nourse will study the possibilities of an approach to dynamic stabilization of free enterprise within the structure of free the foundation said. He resigned from the Council of Economic Advisers last October. Other Recipients. Other recipients here and their projects are: Dr.

Marshall Clagett, assistant professor of history of science at the University of Wisconsin, who will study the early history of science, particularly physics and calculus. Dr. Clagett is the son of Judge Brice Clagett of the District Municipal Court of Appeals. Bray Hammond, economic historian and retired assistant secretary of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, who will prepare a history of banking in the United States and Canada. Dr.

John Hope Franklin, professor of history at Howard Uni-, versity, who will study the reactions of southern travelers to various aspects of northern civilization between 1800 and 1860. Dr. Kenneth S. Pitzer, director of the division of research of the Atomic Energy Commission, whj will prepare a book on chemical applications of quantum and statistical mechanics. To Study Archaeology.

Dr. Edward Willys Andrews IV, division chief of the Central Intelligence Agency, who will study early Mayan archaeology in northern Yucatan. Dr. Herbert Friedmann, curator of the division of birds at the National Museum, who will study parasitic reproductive habits of African birds. Dr.

Charles M. Wiltse, historian, who will complete the final volume of a three-volume biography of John C. Calhoun. Dr. George W.

Stone, professor of English at George Washington University, who will prepare a calendar of dramatic performances in London from 1660 to 1800. Yacht Racing Official Dies CRANSTON. R. April 17 UP). R.

Norgaard, 56, one of Narragansett best known yachtsmen and racing officials, died at his home here yesterday. He was a founder and president for eight years of the Narragansett Bay Yachting Association and for the last 10 years was race committee chairman of the Rhode Island Yacht Club. pat. orr. Install an ABC oil burner NOW and put an end to coal-shoveling and osh-hauling.

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Senator talk wili close, the meeting, which will open at i 9 a.m. Thursday at the hotel with a meeting of the Executive Com-, mittee. Dr. Hugh Grant Rowell, elder general of the society, will conduct a memorial service for deceased members of the group at 2 p.m. Thursday.

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John G. Chappell, president of the society, lives in Silver Spring. More than three-fifths of the American shrimp catch comes from Louisiana waters. I 430 Boys Pass Swimming Test In Week, Setting 36-Year Mark A record total of 430 boys passed swimming tests in last week's Evening Star-YMCA course. Director Fred D.

Carl announced today. The number is the largest in the 36 years of the annual program, Mr. Carl said. The total attendance of 945 also set a record. The week-long course was conducted iff five of the pools! for boys 8 through 17.

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