THE A M ERIC AN-SC AN DIN AVIA N R E VIE W 
377 
FOUNDATION FELLOWS FOR 1922-1923 
Stipend, $1,000 each 
TO STUDY IN SWEDEN 
1. Mary Elizabeth Collett, from 
Wellesley and University of Penn¬ 
sylvania, to study physiology. 
2. Edward Charles Ehrensperger, 
from Harvard, to study Old Norse. 
3. Elsie Louise Erley, from Uni¬ 
versity of Michigan and N. Y. 
School of Social Work, to studv 
physical education. 
4. Thomas Harper Goodspeed, from 
Brown and Universitv of California, 
to study botany. 
5. Signhild Victoria Gustafson, 
from Radcliffe, to study language 
and literature. 
6. Edward John Hanzlik, from Uni¬ 
versity of Washington, to study 
forestry. 
7. Eric R. Jette, from Franklin and 
Marshall College and Columbia, to 
study chemistry. 
8. Hugo Christian Larsen, from 
Augustana College, to study metal¬ 
lurgy. 
9. Walter Huber Meyer, from Yale, 
to study forestry. 
10. Waldemar Christian Wester- 
gaard, from University of North 
Dakota and California, to study the 
history of sea power in the Baltic. 
TO STUDY IN DENMARK 
11. Otto Edwin Albrecht, from Uni¬ 
versity of Pennsylvania, to study 
philology. 
12. Olive Dame Campbell, Secretary 
Conference of Southern Mountain 
Workers, to study Folk High 
Schools. 
IS. Stephen J. Herben, Jr., from 
Rutgers College and Princeton, to 
study Old Norse. 
14. Robert B. Lindsay, from Brown 
and Massachusetts Institute of 
Technology, to study mathematics. 
15. Herluf Vagn Olsen, from Dart¬ 
mouth College, to study co-operative 
agriculture. 
TO STUDY IN NORWAY* 
16. Sigurd Bernhard Hustvedt, from 
Luther College and Harvard, to 
study language and literature. 
17. Anders Orbeck, from University 
of Minnesota and Columbia, to 
study language and literature. 
18. Oren Reed, from Purdue Uni¬ 
versity, to study hydro-electric en¬ 
gineering. 
19. Clayson Wheeler Aldridge, 
Leach-Princeton Fellow to Den¬ 
mark and Norway, to study philoso¬ 
phy. ($1,500.) 
John W. Harshberger, Professor 
of Botany, University of Pennsyl¬ 
vania, for botanical research during 
summer of 1922. ($325.) 
SPECIAL FELLOWS 
20 . 
TO STUDY IN AMERICA 
FROM SWEDEN 
21. Sten De Geer 
22. Ragnar Lidman 
23. Andreas Lindblom 
24. Carl Naslund 
25. Tage V. Nordmann 
26. Bertil Ohlin 
27. Hadar Ortman 
28. Thore Rundquist 
29. Tarras Sallfors 
FROM DENMARK** 
30. Thorbjorn Germundsson 
31. H. C. Gram 
32. Hans Johannes Hansen 
33. Ingeborg Liisberg 
34. Jens Rud Nielsen 
FROM NORWAY** 
35. Sigurd Fjaer 
36. Per Keyser Frolich 
37. Nanna Michelet 
38. Georg Vedeler 
39. Kirsten Utheim (Honor¬ 
ary) 
40. Aryid Frisak (Honorary) 
*A Fellow for the study of weather-forecasting at Bergen Geo-physical Institute will be 
nominated later by the Chief of the United States Weather Bureau. 
Fellows for the study of banking will be selected by the National City Bank from 
candidates presented by Norge-Amerika Fondet and Danmarks Amerikanske Selskab. 
