THE ELIZABETH CLAY HOWALD SCHOLARSHIP This Scholarship, endowed by the late Ferdinand Howald, an versity or, subject to the approval of the Graduate Council, alumnus of The Ohio State University, in memory of his mother, elsewhere either i n this country or abroad where superior adElizabeth Clay Howald, carries a stipend of $3000 payable in vantages for his particular field of study are available. If the Scholar has never had any connection with The Ohio State Unitwelve monthly installments. Any person who has shown marked ability in some field of versity, however, then he must carry on his investigations at The study and has in progress work, the results of which promise to Ohio State University. Applications must be filed with the Dean o f The Graduate constitute important additions to our knowledge, shall be deemed eligible to appoint to this Scholarship. School not later than March 1, 1938. The appointment will be The Scholar will be expected to devote his time uninterruptedly made on April 1st and the term of appointment will begin July Prospective candidates to the pursuit of his investigations. If he has ever been a student 1, 1938, and extend to July 1, 1939. of The Ohio State University or a member of the University staff, may secure application blanks by addressing The Dean o f the he may carry on his investigations either at The Ohio State Uni- Graduate School, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.
