Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1963-1966)

NOVEMBER MEETING, 1964

591

American Cancer Society, Inc., New York, for the American Cancer
Society PRA 18 fund (p. 499)............................. $ 4,200.00
American Cancer Society, Michigan Division, Inc., Lansing, for the
University of Michigan Cancer Research Institute, Michigan Division ACS fund (p. 499)................................... 13,381.73
American Fund for Dental Education, Inc., Chicago, for the Dental
School Special fund (p. 454).............................. 37.50
American Medical Association Education and Research Foundation,
Chicago, for the American Medical Association Education and
Research Foundation fund (p. 271)......................... 7,179.00
Anonymous donor, for the Ann Arbor High Schools Freshman Scholarship, established by the Regents at the October 23, 1964, meeting
(p. 563)........................................ 500.00
Sherman Baldwin, New York, for the Dr. William. Scott Endowment
fund (p. 345).......................................... 100.00
Harvey C. Brill, Oxford, Ohio, to establish the Moses Gomberg Centennial Gifts fund....................................... 25.00
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Butcher, West Hartford, Connecticut, through
the Michigan Alumni Fund, to establish the Weltha McLachlan
Van Eenam Memorial fund, in memory of Mrs. Butcher's mother.
The income will be used to support actuarial education and research. 500.00
Central Fibre Products Company, Chelsea, for the Burton Arnold French
Scholarship (p. 147)..................................... 300.00
Consumers Power Company, Jackson, for the Thermonuclear Fusion
Generation fund (p. 499)................................. 2,000.00
Mary Lee Cooke, Arlington, Virginia, for the Internal Medicine Contingent fund (p. 58)..................................... 50.00
Alden B. Dow, Midland, for the Institute for Social Research Building
Construction fund (p. 559)............................ 5,000.00
School of Education Faculty, for the Heart Research fund (p. 561), in
memory of Odina B. Olson................................ 10.00
General Motors Corporation, Detroit, for the Flint College General
M otors Scholarships (p. 559).............................. 2,700.00
General Motors Corporation, Pontiac Motor Division, Pontiac, for the
Mechanical Engineering Research Allowance Special fund (p. 500) 250.00
Gerber Baby Foods Fund, Fremont, for the College of Architecture and
Design Special fund (p. 499)............................... 200.00
for the Literary College Special fund (p. 245)................ 600.00
and to establish the School of Education Special fund........... 200.00
William D. Hancock, Conroe, Texas, for the Herbert J. Goulding
Memorial Loan fund (p. 121).............................. 300.00
Mary Henney-Smithe, Freeport, Illinois, for the Louise Fairman Scholarship (R.P., 1957-60, p. 434), in memory of Miss Fairman, who
died recently at age ninety-one............................. 5.00
Humble Oil Education Foundation, Houston, Texas, to establish the
Humble Oil Education Foundation fund..................... 2,500.00
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Incorporated, New
York, for the Electronic Computers Transaction Editorship fund
(R.P., 1960-63, p. 933).................................. 1,200.00
Estate of Bessie White Kenyon, deceased (p. 319), to establish the
Herbert A. Kenyon and Bessie W. Kenyon Trust fund, the income
from which will be used for the purchase of books relating to the
theater, stage, and drama, securities having a market value as of
April 7, 1964, of $130,005.03, and cash in the amount of....... 3,579.33
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Kirch, Ann Arbor, for the Multiple Sclerosis
Research in the Department of Neurology fund (p. 120), in memory
of W illiam Summers..................................... 17.50
Lloyd Brothers, Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio, for the Electrolyte Research
fund (p. 317)........................................... 2,000.00
Lockheed Leadership Fund, Burbank, California, for the Lockheed
Leadership Scholarship (p. 121)............................ 3,640.00
and for the Lockheed Supplementary Scholarship (p. 121)...... 1,500.00
Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals, St. Louis, Missouri, to establish the
Mallinckrodt Renal Arteriography fund..................... 250.00
William H. Maroney, Grand Rapids, to establish the Russell John Lewis
Memorial fund, for a scholarship for a married student in the Wildlife Management Department.............................. 1,000.00
Mellon National Bank and Trust Company, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
for the Business Administration Special fund (p. 345).......... 500.00