Furtherance of Anglo-American Friendship in Memory of Late Dr. Page New York, July 20, was announced to-day by the control committee. of the proposes school that two scholarships. for English journalists will be ablished in the Walter Hines Page School of International Relations by the English Speaking Union, The scholarships will be of one year's uration und granted with the understanding that the recipients will spend part of the year at the Johvs Hopkins University, where the now school is to be founded.
The scholarships will have a value of $2,500 each and will be put into operation the frst year through the Provision of $5,000. It ix undorstood that if the experiment is sue= cessful a principal fund of $100,000 will be raised by the English Speaking Union to establish—permanent Journalistic scholarships in the New Page School. They too, will bea the name of Walter: Hines Page and jhe the Union's contribution toward tone of the practical uses to which this schoo! will be put and for which friends and admirers of America's ate ambassador to Great Britain Jare socking an endowment of $1,000,- 000 from the American—public—Reuters American Service,
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