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m : - 'i: ^1 He H FOR 20x FOR r ceirP fron Real’ Carr OPEN first hom Tree _ U- s, IN ST woo to C Pine Coir LEE S Co. apou Tre* 9B6. FOR r ter« inoc onai 3728 S. C FOR : char hogr. deco Mrs. er 5 236- era. Ranr and . pore ture Since October 19, MB, thb Agency has served the - a' % • people of Kershaw County hi their insurance needs. At this, the beginning of a new year, we wish for • i ■ all of you, for our competitors, and the Companies ♦ \i '' ' - ' J ' ,, ■ N' 1 ' we represent a very Happy and Prosperous New Kennedy Insurance 1865 1948 \ 1ms oi if tra. RANG 881I. •Ws Wot •37 S. MILLER'S for Lumbor Wayside Theatre This thsatsr will doss this wosk for ths winter months but on Thursday and Friday of this wsok. Doc. 30 and 31. wo wiU ^ -HAL feOACH COMEDY CARNIVAL" Maria Wilson—Wallsr Abal Margot Graham and Donald MmIi This pictura is a vary long ona. lasting 112 minutM. You will not want to miss it. Ramambar, Thursday and Fri day nights this waak. Bagin ning at 7 P. M. aach avaning and running 'til midnight. No show Saturday—Thaater cloaas altar Friday night for C. B. BLYTHER. Ownar on State Highway 25, town of Lugoff niraBiuiniiraiiitinuiisiniini The Naval Ordnance Test Sta tion, Inyokem, Calif., roughly equals the State of Rhode in size. .* > - ANY WATCH REPAIRED WAHANTUD WOMMANSNIS BRING YOUR WATCH IN FOR AN ESTIMATE Fellowships To Be Awarded By Du Pont Company The Du Pont Company an nounced this week that it is awarding 77 post-graduate and post-doctoral fellowships to 47 universities throughout the coun try for the 1949-50 academic year. This is a continuation of the company’s 34-year-old plaif to en courage graduate research in the fields of chemistry, physics, metallurgy and engineering. The company said it has au thorized the expenditure of $226,- 800 for the 1949-50 awards. Adopted in 1918, the fellowship STANLEY'S Jewelry Shop Lillis Theatre Bldg. fcSifjJN-' Jte uypi NOT ing. £ passin fires, them { burn s on or m: Mj plan has been maintained w but one interruption ever since. Its purpose is to provide support of stu- il NEW ROOMS FOR OLD... with Gold Bind Insulation Board Atm up unsightly, old-fashioned rooms the modern way . . . with Gold Bond Insulation Board. Here’s the material that decorates. Insulates against summer heat and winter cold and • hushes noise—all at one low coat. In fact, for little more than the coat of a good oil paint job! Or, use Odd Bond Insulation Board to make permanent sxfre rooms—a recreation room in the basement or a spare bedroom hi the attic,, for example. Needs no further painting dr other oecorroon. Let i»< 1 you 1 ’ little it < with Geld COMPANY for the advanced trainin, dents in chemistry and other branches of science. It is hoped that the plan will continue to help maintain the flow of techni cally trained men and women who will go into teaching and re search work at the universities and into technical positions in in dustry. This year’s fellowship plan is little changed from that of 1948- 49. Each post-graduate fellowship provides |1,200 for a single per son or $1,800 for a married per son, together with an award of $1,000 to the university. Each post-doctoral fellowship provides $3,000 for the recipient and is ac companied by a grant of $1,500 to the university. , The selection of candidates for the fellowships and the choice of problems on which they are to work are, as in the past, left to the universities. The individual is under no obligation with respect to employment after he completes his work under the fellowship. In this year’s program 45 of the company’s post-graduate fel lowship# are-in chemistry, four in physics, 15 in chemical engineer- teg, five in mechanical engineer ing and two in metallurgy. The ' t also plan provides for six post try. ield ^ a p: doctoral fellowships in chemisi Awards in the post-doctoral fiel are designed to serve as an incen tive to these who would prefer to remain in academic work and who would be qualified for staff positions on. graduate faculties. The namds of the universities and the fellowship awards made to them are as follows: Post-grad uate fellosiMhips in chemistry awarded to Brown University, California Institute of Technolo gy, Carnegii Institute of Tech- nqiogy, Columbia University, Cornell University, Duke Uni versity, Harvard University, Iowa State College, Johns Hopkins University, Massachusetts Insti tute of Technology, New York University, ^ Northwestern Uni versity, Ohio State University, Oregon State College, The Penn sylvania Stfte College, Polytech nic Institution of Brooklyn, Princeton University, Purdue University, Rutgers University, Stanford University, Syracuse University, Vanderbilt University, Washington University at St. Louis, Western Reserve Universi ty, Yale University, University of California aft Berkeley, Universi- of California at Los Angeles, niversity df Chicago, University of Delaware, University of Il linois, University of Indiana, Uni versity of iowa, University of Maryland, University of Michi gan, University of Minnesota, University of Missouri, Universi- of Nebaeska, University of {f„ consin. m Post-graduate fellowships chemical engineering were award ed, to Cam^ie Institute of Tech- ANNOUNCEMENT. . . 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