Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1963-1966)

698

FEBRUARY MEETING, 1965

Joseph, Abraham, and Morris Zwerdling, Detroit, for the Zwerdling
Lectures in Old Testament Studies (p. 193).................. $ 750.00
19 donors, each under $100, for the $55 Million Program-Undesignated (see above)....................................... 375.00
1,728 gifts as reported by the Michigan Alumni Fund, for the period
January 1, 1965, to January 31, 1965....................... 140,594.06
Ford Foundation, New York, the first installment of a $3,000,000 grant,
to establish the Ford Foundation-University-wide Population
Studies Program (p. 711).................................. 700,000.00
Mrs. Ruth Baird Larabee, Lubbock, Texas, for the Mary Baird Cunningham fund (p. 617)................................... 3,000.00
Georgia H. Townsend estate, Marion, Indiana, given in memory of her
deceased brother, Paul L. Hopkins, for the $55 Million ProgramUndesignated (see above)................................. 72,728.67
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Walgreen, Jr., Chicago, 2,000 shares of Walgreen Company common stock, for the $55 Million Program (see
above)
The following monetary "noncash" gifts were received for the
period January 1, 1965, to January 31, 1965:
Robert S. Hammond. Glencoe, Illinois, 10 shares of Mickelberry's Food Products
Company stock, for the $55 Million Program-Undesignated
Geoffrey Leigh, London, England, five pound note, for the $55 Million ProgramUndesignated
Aimee Tucker McCulloch estate, San Bernardino, California, 133 shares of DuPont,
309 shares of Eastman Kodak, 1,266 shares of General Electric, 266 shares of
General Foods, 781 shares of General Motors. 692 shares of International
Business Machines, 206 shares of Sears, Roebuck, 689 shares of Standard Oil
(New Jersey), 706 shares of Texaco, and 400 shares of Union Carbide, to
establish the Stephen Davis Tucker Memorial fund (p. 626)
Mrs. Austin W. Towner, Summit, New Jersey, 14 shares of Rollins Broadcasting Inc.,
for the $55 Million Program-Undesignated
The following nonmonetary gifts were received for the period
January 1, 1965, to January 31, 1965:
M\Irs. Edgar Bainbridge, Huntington, New York, several technical books, for the
Department of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering
Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn, Inc., Detroit, several pieces of furniture and
accessories, for the Dearborn Campus
Defoe Shipbuilding Company, Bay City, will provide the labor to fabricate the
North Campus wave tank facility
Dilley and Dilley, Attorneys, Grand Rapids, donated carpeting, venetian blinds, and
light fixtures, for the $55 Million Program Office in Grand Rapids
Michigan Trust Building Company. Grand Rapids, has provided space, rent free,
for the $55 Million Program Office in Grand Rapids
Senior Class 1965-University School, an oil portrait of Miss Odina Olson, for the
University School
Stow and Davis Furniture Company, Grand Rapids, several pieces of furniture and
accessories, for the $55 Million Program Office in Grand Rapids
The following gifts were received by the Museum of Art during 1964:
The Artisans, Ann Arbor, a stoneware covered jar by Louis B. Raynor
George P. Bickford, Cleveland, Ohio, eleven paintings of the Indian Rajput School
Robert Israel, Minneapolis, a Dutch seventeenth-century print, "Map of the Sun"
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kripke, West Orange, New Jersey, thirty-one prints of contemporary European artists
Ira Morris, New York, an untitled black crayon and pencil drawing by Jeanne
Patterson Miles
Mrs. James Marshall Plumer, Ann Arbor, three sculptures, twenty-four ceramics,
and six metalwork art objects
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene B. Power, Ann Arbor, an Eskimo contemporary color stencil,
"Sun Owl," by Kenoguak
Bernard Rosenthal, New York, a lithograph, "Sanctuary"
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sachs II, Minneapolis, a color lithograph, "Stunt Man II"
Professor Jean Paul Slusser, Ann Arbor, two drawings and eight prints