Preparation to republish Indians of Today, the Who's Who of Native Americans, has been announced by Louis R. Bruce, chairman of the board for the publication, Arlington, Virginia. There have been many requests for copies of the book since author Marion E. Gridlye's death in 1974.

All monies from the new edition, scheduled for next year, will go into the Marion E. Gridlye Memorial Scholarship Fund for needy Indian students.

Candidates for Indians of Today are to include men, women, young boys and girls, who are of Indian descent and who have contributed significantly to the fields of art, science, medicine, sports, business, law, tribal involvement, etc. Bibliographies will include both significant and interesting information about the individuals: birthplace and date, martial status, education, scholarship awards, honors, military service, organization and tribal affiliation, plus photographs.

For information on the book (deadline for candidates was September 15) or to contribute to the scholarship fund, contact Janet Griffiths, 4301 Columbia Pike, Apt. 207, Arlington, Va. 22204.