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Since October 19, MB, thb Agency has served the
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people of Kershaw County hi their insurance needs.
At this, the beginning of a new year, we wish for
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we represent a very Happy and Prosperous New
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lasting 112 minutM. You will
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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
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on State Highway 25, town of
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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
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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
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plan
provides for six post
try.
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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.
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Post-graduate fellowships
chemical engineering were award
ed, to Cam^ie Institute of Tech-
ANNOUNCEMENT. . .
Our garage will be open aiof Monday,
January 3, and will be prepared lo give up-to-
the minute service on Oldsmobildjl or any other
make cars.
Palmer C. Catoe will be in charge of oar ser
vice department.
Mr. Catoe is an experienced mechanic
and comes to us from the Central Chevrolet
Company of Columbia with which he has been
connected for years. Hd will be glad to check
your car and tell you just what it needs.
We will appreciate your patronage and
promise you prompt and efficient service.
SMOAK MOTOR COMPANY
nology, Columbia University,
Cornell University, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Ohio
State University, Princeton Uni
versity, Yale University, Univer
sity of Delaware, University of
Illinois, University of Michigan,
University of Minnesota, Uni
versity* of Minnesota, University
of, Missouri, University of
Pennsylvania, University of
Tennessee, University of Wiscon
sin.
Fellowships in mechanical en
neering were awarded to Co
umbia University, Cornell Uni
versity, Lehigh University, Mass
achusetts Institute of Technology,
Purdue University.
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