Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1929, Page 15

THE SUN NDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, COUNCIL EXTENDS STIENCE RESEARCH lThree-Year Program Pro- J vides fér Fellowships and Than 18 H'(')URS FLORIDA ‘| The Miamian Gulf Coast Ltd. Lv. 3:05 p.m.. Ly 3:05p.0. Other Fast Through Tnu-u Daily lia Limited . . , 0:55 am. . Miamian (Eff. Jdn. Paimpets Limited 177 30 ‘The Double-Track Sea -Lcwl Route Atlantic Coast Line The Standard Railread of the South Tickets, reservations, information from P.A. Grants to Students. To advance research in the human- | Istic sciences, the American Council of Learned Societies has adopted a three- year program involving the expendi- | ture of $200,000 in grants and fello [ropical Trips ships, it was announced here yester- Bookler” ‘CHOICE IANOS P FOR_ EN FREE TUNING UNDER RENTAL CONTRACT - WORCHS 1110 G EST1879 ay. Grants ranging from $50 to $2.000 | will be made to scholars to assist in the completion of definite picces of <esearch. This money will be used to defr: the cost of materials, photo~ graphs, clerical assistance and travel, and generally to provide means of com- pleting scholarly projects of kinds. In many cases the council will co- operate with libraries and universities in financing scholarly undertakings. awarding these grants the council, it was explained, is continuing on a | larger scale a policy which has been in succeSsful operation for some years. “Of special interest in the projected program,” the announcement said, * the creation of a number of research fellowships which will be awarded to voung scholars in the humanities who have finished their graduate work and desire to do further research in their chosen fields.” Training Is Chief Aim. Although the council expects that the holders of these fellowships will make. real contributions to the study of the humanities, its purpose is not so much to produce scholarly works as to aid in | the training of scholars. ‘With this in mind the council has | decided ordinarily to award its fellow ships to men not over 35 years of age. Fellows will be appointed for one year on a stipend of $1.800, subject to ‘ad- justment in individual cases, .with an allowance for necessary traveling ex- penses, Both fellowships and grants will cover a wide range of studlies, includ- ing philosophy, philology, literature, linguistics. art and archeology, musi- cology, all branches -of oriental studie: KAHN On 7th St. i Overstocked “&S%&%&%&‘é Discount EAR AR A SR A 2 24, S A beautiful solitaire. dia- mond ring worth $65. blue-white %50 A three diamond Dinner le. gorgeous diamond r e 18 18 kt. s i;; DIAMOND $135 hjue white perfect solitaire diamond rin; finest cut and fie gem. 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Will buy— Gold-filled watch Gold earrings Gold link- buttons . Crystal Neck- laces Parker Pens various | In | white gold, gz’s”“&wx&t&wx&& : 2 carats less 15 points | diamond and history. . Appointments for research 1. history will be limited to cultural and intellectual history and allied fields, such as the history of religion, thought, science, learning and the fine arts,. paleography, diplomatic, chro- nology, ete. Applications will be re- | ceived until January 15 at the execu- | tive offices of the council, 907 Fifteenth street. “It is believed that the new fellow- ships in the humanities will meet a definite need of American scholarship, supplementing the opportunities offered by the National Research: Council and the Social Science Research Council in O‘Vhfl'd fields,” the announcement de- clared. y Root Heads Committee. _ Robert K. Root, professor of English in Princeton University, heads the com- mittee on fellowships and grants, which will make the awards. Other members of the committee are: George L. Hen- drickson, professor of Greek and Latin literature in Yale University; Willilam Leonard Langer, professor of history in | Harvard University and member of the committee on_grants-in-aid of the So- cial Science Research Council; Julian Morgenstern, president of the Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati, and profes- sor of Biblical and Semitic languagt Colbert Searles, professor of romance languages in t! University of Minne- | sota; James Westfall Thompson, pro- fessor of medieval history in the Uni versity of Chicago; Clarence Ward, professor of the history and apprecia- tion of art in Oberlin College. The council is composed of delegates from 17 learned societies, which, with the dates of their foundation, are: American Philosophical Society, 172 American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 178 American _Antiquarian Society, 1812; American Oriental So- clet Amcrican Philological As- sociation, 1869; Archaeological Insti- tute of America, 1879; Socfety of Bibli- cal Literature and Exegesis, 1880; Mod- ern Language Association of America, ; American Historical Association, 85; American Philosophical Associa- tion, 1900; American Political Science Association, 1904: American Sociological Societ, Bibliographical Society 1907; History of Science Linguisti : Medias in turn, s A member of the International Union, of Academics, formed after the war for the promotion of international in- ship. . 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Spe- Solid gold stone rings for men or women birth- » 35 ., . $5 Clark or Ronson cigarette [ cial, $65 wrist monds Special $3.50 Others at $5 and up 209% Discount clocks, sil- and novel- colors, oclety of | Academy of | tercourse in various fields of scholar- | 1575 Special ..... 3 14-kt. solid gold wrist watches. $20 value. Spe- cial prics .:.... $35 Waltham or Elgin Wrist Watches Others $5 to $250 iewel movement. 14-piece Toilet Sets, all LEAGUE CONSIDERING WAILING WALL RIGHTS | By the Associated Press. GENEVA, December 14.—A note from the British government suggesting the constitution of a special commission of inquiry to study, define and settle the rights and claims of the Jews and Mo- hammedans regarding the walling wall in Jerusalem is among the matters which will come_before the fifty-eighth council of the League of Nations on January 13. The council's chief legal business will be the naming of a committee of 11 to frame a report embodying proposals for bringing the League covenant into har- mony with the Kellogg pact. It is believed that the council will have little difficulty clearing its business in time for the British, French, Italian | and Japanese members to be present in | London for the opening of the naval conference on January 21. Students Differ on Happy Life. LONDON, December 14 (#).—Mem- hers of the National Union of Students ’ha\e voted on what are the most im- portant factors that go to make a happy | life. The most votes went for a sound constitution, but there were quite a few ballots for a sense of humor, a blameless reputation, an assured future, a good cook, a poker face and a thick skin. Why Long for Clean Rugs Let’s have them Sanitary Carpet and Rug Cleaning Co. 106 Indiana Ave. N.W. 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