Awards totalling $32,770 to fifty-five men for study in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences during the next academic year, were announced by the University yesterday as follows:

John Thornton Kirkland fellowship to Howard F. Cline, of Indianapolis, Ind.

Henry Lee memorial fellowship to Gardner Patterson 1G, of Burt, Ia.

Arthur Lehman fellowships to John L. Cobb III, of Larchment, N. Y.; Thomas W. Dakin 2G, of Minneapolis, Minn.; Maxwell F. C. Day 2G, of Killara, N. S. W., Australia; Samuel F. Johnson, of W., Australia; Samuel F. Johnson, of Upper Darby, Pa.; John F. Ohl 2G, of Evanston, Ill.; Joseph L. Sullivan, of Austin, Tex.; and Horbert B. Woolley 1G, of Silverspring. Md.

Forris Jewett Moore scholarship to Julian J. Leavitt 1G, of Boston, Mass. Elkan Naumberg followship and Walter W. Naumberg fellowship to William W. Austin 1G, of Berea, Ohio.

Robert Treat Paine fellowship to Robert F. Bales, of Wallowa, Ore.

Francis Parkman fellowship to Pitt S. Willand 1G, of Batavia, N. Y.

James Mills Peirce scholarship to Robert E. O'Conner, of Weston, Mass.

Rantoul scholarship to Mahln B. Smith, of Coruallis, Ore.

James Rogers Rich scholarships to Martin S. Soria 1G, of Hendaye, France; and Hoinz Thannhauser 2G, Paris, France.

Henry Bromfield Rogers memorial fellowship to Samuel S. Stratton 2G, of Holley, N. Y.

Edward Russell scholarship to Peter R. Morrison, of Washington, D. C.

Sachs research fellowships in fline arts to James S. Kronthal 2G, of New York, N. Y.; and William R. Tyler 1G, of Cambridge, Mass.

Leverett Saltonstall scholarship to Richard J. Storr, of Olivet, Mich.

Ralph Sanger scholarships to Andrew O. Jaszi 2G, of Oberlin, Ohio; and John Landward, of Salt Lake City, Utah.