Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1936-1939)

APRIL MEETING, 1938

521

From the Detroit Edison Company, Detroit, through its Vice-President, Mr.
A. C. Marshall, several pieces of equipment which were loaned to the Department of Physics in June, 1936, for use in the development of the cyclotron.
This equipment is valued at $3,000.
From Colonel Edwin S. George, Garfield Building, Detroit, a check for $250 to
be used for investigations on the Edwin S. George Reserve during the summer of 1938. The money has been deposited with the Business Office and
the fund designated the Edwin S. George Special Research in the Museum
of Zoology.
From the Michigan Daughters of the American Revolution, through the State
Treasurer, Frances S. Hoppin, a check for $100 to be added to the Clements
Library Special fund for the preservation of certain manuscripts on the
American Revolution
From an anonymous donor the sum of $10 as an addition to the funds for the
Joint Committee for Public Health Education (pp. 488 and 102)
From an anonymous donor the sum of $3,009 as an addition to the funds for the
Joint Committee for Public Health Education (p. 488)
From Mr. F. M. Hesling, Class of 1937, the sum of $25 as a contribution to the
Student Goodwill Aid Fund for Men, being a voluntary repayment of a gift
made to the donor last spring (p. 488)
From the Board of Governors of Martha Cook Building, a contribution of $200
to be added to the Anne E. Shipman Stevens Fellowship (p. 488)
From the Michigan League Undergraduate fund, the sum of $2,300 for the
Ethel A. McCormick Scholarship fund (pp. 382 and 38)
From the Michigan League Undergraduate fund, the sum of $2,600 for the
Alice Crocker Lloyd Fellowship fund (pp. 382 and 21)
From the Pontiac Association of University of Michigan Women, the sum of
$41.65 to be added to the Mary B. Henderson Memorial fund (p. 471)
From the Pontiac Association of University of Michigan Women, the sum of
$25 as an addition to the Alumnae Council Fellowship fund
From the Students' Dormitory Committee, the sum of $1,733.73, being the
balance of contribution for purchase of the Murfin Gate (p. 356)
Frcm Messrs. Charles Henry Hodges, Jr., and Wetmore Hodges of Detroit, a
fellowship for the period from March 1, 1938, to December 31, 1940, in the
total sum of $4,950, the fellowship to be in honor of the father of the
donors, the late Mr. Charles Henry Hodges. The investigation is to be with
respect to fish and fisheries on the grounds of the Huron Mountain Club in
Northern Michigan. To this fellowship, Lloyd Lyman Smith, Jr., A.B., was
appointed, with stipend of $50 a month for the months of March, April,
May, and June, 1938, and $100 a month for the thirty months from July 1,
1938, to December 31, 1940. During the first period of four months, the
total sum of $250, and during the final period of thirty months the total
sum of $1,500 are to be available for expenses.
The following resignations were filed for record (p. 488):
RESIGNATIONS
ADMINISTRATION
Dictaphone Station
Doris Ronda Dirkse, Dictaphone Operator, resigned February 28
Mary Louise Gaensbauer, Stenographer, resigned February 28
COLLEGE OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND THE ARTS
Economics
Evelyn Ehrlichman, Assistant, resigned February 11
Geography
Kirk Stone, Teaching Fellow, resigned February 11
Psychology
Grace Olive Snyder, Assistant, resigned February 11