Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1963-1966)

FEBRUARY MEETING, 1965

695

General Motors Corporation, Chevrolet Motor Division, Detroit, for the
University Bands Assistance fund (p. 190), to cover the expenses of
the Marching Band on its trip to the Michigan-Ohio State football
game on November 21, 1964.............................. $10,891.14
General Motors Corporation, Chevrolet Motor Division, Warren, for the
Mechanical Engineering Research Allowance Special fund (p. 591) 500.09
Robert B. Gilbertson, M.D., Knoxville, Tennessee, for the Cyrus C.
Sturgis Visiting Professorship fund (see above)............... 100.00
Charles C. Haffner III, Chicago, for the Clements Library Associates
fund (see above)........................................ 5.00
Dr. Frank C. Hamm, Brooklyn, New York, for the Clements Library
Associates fund (see above)............................... 5.00
Handley Industries, Inc., Jackson, for the William K. McInally Memorial Lectureship fund (see above)........................... 100.00
Mabel Herbert Harper estate, New York, for the Lathrop Colgate
Harper Endowment Fund No. 1 (R.P., 1960-63, p. 734)....... 1,129.74
Mrs. Norman E. Hartweg, Ann Arbor, for the Norman E. Hartweg
Memorial Fund for Tropical Studies (p. 616)................. 100.00
William Randolph Hearst Foundation, New York, for the Journalism
Special fund (R.P., 1960-63, p. 879)....................... 1,050.03
Hoffmann-La Roche, Inc., Nutley, New Jersey, for the Circulation Research fund (p. 315)..................................... 3,000.00
George E. Holbrook, Wilmington, Delaware, to establish the A. D.
M oore Lecture Series fund................................ 4,000.00
Sibley Hoobler, M.D., Ann Arbor, for the Clements Library Associates
fund (see above)........................................ 5.00
G. A. Ingram Company, Detroit, for the G. A. Ingram Company Scholarship for Freshman Medical Students (p. 244)............... 500.00
Mrs. Mary Ann Jamison, Simsbury, Connecticut, for the Heart Research
fund (see above), in memory of Odina B. Olson................ 5.00
Johnson, Johnson & Roy, Inc., Ann Arbor, for the Landscape Architecture Scholarship and Fellowship fund (p. 617)................ 300.00
Mead Johnson & Company, Evansville, Indiana, to establish the Mead
Johnson Study in Obstetrics and Gynecology fund.............. 4,000.00
Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Keller, Jasper, for the Cystic Fibrosis fund
(p. 637).............................................. 10.00
The Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation, New York, first half of $20,000
grant, to establish the University of Michigan Mental Retardation
Center.................................. 10,000.00
Henry H. Kent, Lake Worth, Florida, for the Reuben L. Kahn Research
fund (R.P., 1960-63, p. 1004)............................ 300.00
Bessie White Kenyon estate, Ann Arbor, to establish the Herbert A. and
Bessie W. Kenyon Dramatic Library fund (p. 591)............ 239.38
James Klancnik, Ann Arbor, for the Clements Library Associates fund
(see above)............................................. 5.00
Harry B. and Anna Korman Foundation, Detroit, for the Urological
Research fund (p. 455)................................... 200.00
Barbara S. Kraft, Washington, D.C............................. 185.00
and Louis Kraft, New York,............................... 180.00
and Stephen Kraft, Wheaton, Maryland, to establish the Arthur J.
Kraft M emorial fund..................................... 185.00
Lake Carriers' Association, Cleveland, Ohio, to establish the Lake
Carriers' Association-Wave Tank fund.................... 1,500.00
Mrs. Marguerite N. Lambert, Ann Arbor, for the F. G. Novy Library
Endowment fund (see above).............................. 250.00
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Landman, Jackson, for the William K. McInally
Memorial Lectureship fund (see above)..................... 15.00
Lawrence Children's Underwear Company, Inc., New York, for the
Emergency Fund for Foreign Students (see above)............. 50.00
and for the Arthur Van Duren Memorial Student Aid fund (p. 295) 50.00
Mrs. George C. Leslie, Charleston, West Virginia, for the James Leslie
French Scholarship fund (p. 316).......................... 50.00
The Lincoln National Life Insurance Company, Fort Wayne, Indiana,
for the Heart Station Research fund (p. 193)................ 1,000.00
Gustave E. Lohrke, Bay City, for the Michigan Memorial-Phoenix
Project Gifts (see above)............................. 20.00
Joe Lowe, Englewood, New Jersey, for the Charles R. Rein Fellowship
in Dermatology fund (p. 193)............................. 1,000.00