Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1963-1966)

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DECEMBER MEETING, 1963

Heart Research............................................. $ 464.00
Fred J. Hodges Radiological Society (R.P., 1960-63, p. 1193)...... 2,050.00
Esther Jewell Memorial Scholarship............................ 25.00
King's Daughters General..................................... 75.00
Elizabeth Mae MacGregor Convalescent......................... 1,000.00
Michigan Eye Collection Center (p. 13)......................... 900.00
Michigan Heart Association-Dean's Fund........................ 14,509.00
Norman F. Miller Gynecologic Society.......................... 1,035.00
Ophthalmological Research.................................... 1,490.00
Walter R. Parker-F. Bruce Fralick Research and Loan............. 1,060.00
Oliver W. Perrin and Renee B. Perrin........................... 639.92
H. Marvin Pollard, M.D., Intestinal Research..................... 1,100.00
Special Law School Aid....................................... 100.00
Student Emergency Aid for Men................................ 400.00
Surgical Research Project (R.P., 1960-63, p. 987)................ 2,000.00
University Hospital Patients Library............................ 30.00
University Hospital Serological Consultation Service (R.P., 1960-63,
p. 987)................................................ 3,295.04
University Hospital Special (R.P., 1960-63, p. 735).............. 328.50
University of Michigan Anesthesia............................. 1,487.50
University School Emergency Aid............................... 56.40
Woman's National Farm and Garden Association Scholarship in Natural
Resources, Bloomfield Hills Branch......................... 350.00
Miscellaneous donations to the Michigan Alumni Fund for the period
May 1, 1963, through October 31, 1963...................... 287,866.02
(The cumulative total of gifts as of October 31, 1963,
is $3.471,416.82.)
- Gifts: The President reported nonmonetary gifts, received since his previous report, as follows. These gifts have all been acknowledged (R.P.,
1960-63, p. 1195):
Professor Henry Carter Adams II, Ann Arbor, Dr. Theodore W. Adams, Portland,
Oregon. and Mr. Thomas H. Adams, Birmingham, the papers of their father,
the distinguished teacher, economist, and public servant, Henry Carter Adams,
for the Michigan Historical Collections
Bay View Association, Bay View, has made an indefinite loan, to the Kelsey
Museum of Archaeology, of a collection of Egyptian antiquities made in the
1890's by Dr. Camden B. Coburn, assisted by Sir Flinders Petrie
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Browne, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ponsetto, and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert D. Richards, Grand Rapids, 75 wastebaskets, valued at $3.50 each,
for the Alumni Family Camp at Boyne City. Each couple is credited with a
gift valued at $87.50.
Arthur C. Curtis, M.D., and E. Richard Harrell, M.D., Ann Arbor, a new air
conditioner, for the University Hospital
Professor G. E. Densmore, Ann Arbor, books and journals, for the Department of
Speech
Dow Chemical Company. Midland, one ton of Dow Crab Grass Killer, valued
at $400
Mrs. Henry Fechheimer, Detroit, a pair of Chinese enameled vases, valued at $200,
for the Museum of Anthropology
Rowland W. Fixel, Detroit, a Korean vase, valued at $350, for the Museum of
Anthropology
F. Bruce Fralick, M.D., Harold F. Falls, M.D., and John W. Henderson, M.D.,
Ann Arbor, a desk and chair, valued by the donors at $192.50, for the
University Hospital
Dean F. Frasche. Greenwich. Connecticut, a collection, valued at $3,985, of ten
pieces of ceramic ware from Thailand and Annam, and one Japanese Imari
Kendi, for the Museum of Anthropology
Dr. Robert T. Hatt, Bloomfield Hills, a collection of South African mammal
skins, skulls, and skeletons, for the Museum of Zoology
International Business Machines Corporation, Yorktown Heights, New York, a
610 computer, for the Mental Health Research Institute
Alvin E. Judd, Sr., M.D., Flint, a Kelvinator air conditioner, for the Orthoptic
Clinic
Norman F. Miller, M.D., Tommy N. Evans, M.D., and George W. Morley, M.D.,
Ann Arbor, furniture, valued by them at $850, for the Women's Hospital