Three Graduates Given Fellowships

Paul G. Gebhard 1L, Joseph F. Marsh, Jr. 2PA, and Hans R. Nordell '48 were among the 85 graduate students named yesterday as recipients of the Rotary Foundation Fellowships for study abroad in 1950-51.

All three will study in Great Britain. Gebhard will study economic history, Marsh political science, and Nordell English literature.

These fellowships are part of Rotary International's $2,000,000 program "to advance International understanding and goodwill."

"This world-wide project," the Rotary says, "makes it possible for each Fellow to understand the people of a different nation which assists him to face the problems of the world of tomorrow."

Concerning the fellowships, Rotary states: "Carefully selected college graduate students are awarded fellowships for one year of advanced study in countries other than their own."

All Rotary fellows are chosen from candidates endorsed by the Rotary Clubs must be between 20 and 28 years of age.