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B-6 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. MONDAY, APUL SS, ISM Capitol Visitors Hold Miniature Asia Parley An Aslan parley in miniature was held at the United States 1 Capitol today. Representatives of nine Asian of them the same nations taking part in the big conference in Bandung, down with Congressmen in the Senate Radio Gallery lor a discussion of the United States Asians See The roundtable was recorded by Radio Station WMAL. The Evening Star Station, and will be broadcast over WMAL and the ABC network at 8 p.m.

next Sunday on the Town Meeting of the program. Have Visited 22 Cities The visitors represent India, Indonesia, Iraq, Japan, Jordan, the Philippines, South Viet Nam and Thailand. They have already visited 22 American cities under the auspices of Town Hall, and American business firms and foundations, which paid for the tour. The group is tentatively sched- I 10 in District to Receive Guggenheim Fellowships Ten Washingtonians will receive John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation fellowship grants to enable them to carry on studies, it was announced today. This is part of a program under which 248 Americans all over the Nation will obtain grants totaling $968,000.

The late United States Senator from Colorado, Simon Guggenheim. and Mrs. Guggenheim established the foundation In memory of a son, John Simon Guggenheim, who died in 1922 as a young man. The Washington area residents receiving the grants: Silas Douglass Cater, Washington editor. The Reporter Magazine: Dr.

Philip Davis, mathematician. Bureau of Standards: Dr. Friedrich Engel-Janosi. professor of European history, Catholic University: Hessel Duncan Hall, author and lecturer, historical adviser to the British Embassy. Bray Hammond, economic historian: Dr.

Charlton Hinman. honorary fellow- Folger Shakespeare Library: Dr. Stanley K. Hombeck. former director.

Office of Far Eastern Affairs. State Department, and former Ambassador to The Netherlands: Dr. Ernest Albert Lachner. associate curator of fishes, National Museum, Smithsonian Institution. Dr.

Brian Tierney, assistant professor of history, Catholic University: Dr. Franklin Burleigh Williams, associate professor of English, Georgetown University: Dr. Raymond Nicholas Doetsch, assistant professor of bacteriology. University of Maryland: Dr. Robert Oliver Scow, senior assistant surgeon.

National Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases. Bethesda, Dr. Joseph Weber, professor of electrical engineering, University of Maryland. Dr. Alexander Weinstein, research professor of applied mathematics.

University of Maryland: Brig. Gen. Oscar W. Koch, retired Army officer, Arlington; Dr. Edward James McShane, STANDARD TIMS SAVING IS I HOUR IATIR fine.

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