Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1960-1963)

MAY MEETING, 1962

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American Welding Society, Detroit, $150 for the Dearborn Center Scholarship
(p. 577)
Emma L. Bixby Hospital, Adrian, $277 for the Industrial Engineering Hospital
Study fund (p. 647)
Clarence M. Burton Memorial Foundation, Detroit, $1,875 for the Clarence M.
Burton Memorial Scholarship (R.P., 1957-60, p. 1242)
Martin L. Butzel, Detroit, $500 for the Edgar A. Kahn Neurosurgery fund (p.
597)
Center for the Study of Liberal Education for Adults, Chicago, $750 for the Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations (p. 579), in partial support of the
Conference on Non-Residential Liberal Education for Trade Unionists in
Detroit on May 16 and 17, 1962
Professor Walter L. Chambers, Ann Arbor, $280 for the Landscape Architecture
Scholarship (p. 160)
Forney. W. Clement Memorial Foundation, Inc., Detroit, $5,600 for the Forney
Clement Memorial fund (p. 555)
Educational Services, Incorporated, Watertown, Massachusetts, $5,000 to establish the Educational Services, Incorporated, (AID) India fund
Flint Civitan Auxiliary, Flint, $1,000 for the Flint Civitan Auxiliary Student Loan
fund (R.P., 1957-60, p. 838)
Edward Freeman, Jr., New York, $5.00 for the Arthur C. Lehman Memorial
fund (p. 671)
Institute of Radio Engineers, Inc., New York, $1,000 for the Electronic Computers Transactions Editorship fund (p. 409)
Jackson Academy of Medicine and Dentistry, Jackson, $500 for the Jackson
County Medical Student Aid fund (p. 578)
Faith M. Johnston, Rosebush, $50 for the Roy W. Cowden Memorial fund
(p. 671)
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corporation, Oakland, California, $2,890 for the
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corporation Fellowship (p. 409)
Earl E. Kleinschmidt, M.D., Saginaw, $15 for the Medical School Special fund
(p. 598)
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Klipper, New York, $25 for the Internal Medicine Contingent fund (p. 411)
Microfilms, Inc., Ann Arbor, $100 for the Student Peace Research fund (p. 647)
Miscellaneous donors, $289 for the Joseph Brinkman Memorial Scholarship Award
fund (p. 598)
Miscellaneous donors, $180 for the William C. Gibson Memorial fund (p. 647)
Miscellaneous donors, $100 for the Phi Chi Fraternity Annual Alumni Award
fund (p. 302)
Miscellaneous donors, to the Simpson Memorial Institute Special fund (p. 647),
as follows: $12 in Memory of Nelson D. Brown, $2.00 in memory of Jack
Smith, $10 in memory of Bobby Carter, $15 in memory of Elsie I. Bergey,
$75.92 in memory of Howard M. Courtney, and $25.75 in memory of
Margaret Baker
E. Kimball Morsman, Evanston, Illinois, $599.63 for the Clements Library Directors fund (p. 598), in memory of his father, Joseph J. Morsman, '93
National Merit Scholarship Corporation, Evanston, Illinois, $3,470 for the National Merit Supplemental Scholarships (p. 671)
Frank J. Ortman, Detroit, $3,034.86 for the Michigan Alumni Association Reserve
fund (p. 670)
Parke, Davis & Company, Detroit, $2,500 for the Parke, Davis and Company
Allergy fund (p. 177)
Rockefeller Foundation, New. York, $11,600 for the Rockefeller FoundationKyoto Library fund
Saginaw University of Michigan Alumnae Association, $5.00 for the Alice Freeman
Palmer Professorship of History (p. 579), in memory of Eleanor Wordelmann
Stauffer Chemical Company, New York, $3,000 for the Stauffer Chemical Company Graduate Fellowship (p. 330)
Universal Oil Products Company, Des Plaines, Illinois, $1,500 for the Universal
Oil Products Company Chemical Engineering Scholarships (p. 302)
Upjohn Company, Kalamazoo, $750 for the Upjohn Company Neurology Research
fund (p. 598)
Dr. Albert H. Wheeler, Ann Arbor, $25 for the Harry Helfman Pemphigus Research fund (p. 648)
Max B. Winslow, D.D.S., Detroit, $100 for the Dr. Max B. Winslow Scholarship
in Periodontia (p. 302)