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i88 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [January 16
19. Estate of Benjamin F. Hunter: for the Jeanette Evangeline and
Benjamin F. Hunter Scholarships (the provisions of the Benjamin
F. Hunter will and the subsequent settlement of litigation involving
validity of the will were reported to the Board on April 19, 1951,
and July 16, 1952) 7 200 00
20. Illini Union Activities: scholarships
(This fund is the net profit of the circus presented by the Illini
Union for high school students attending the State Basketball
Tournament.)
318 74
21. Illinois Congress of Parents and Teachers: scholarships 2 750 00
22. Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs, Chicago: scholarships in
occupational therapy 1 766 56
23. Junior Women's Advertising Club of Chicago: scholarships in
journalism
2 4° °o
24. Kennecott Copper Corporation, New York, New York: scholarships
in chemical engineering 2 000 00
25. David Kinley Educational Foundation, Chicago: scholarships in
the College of Commerce and Business Administration 1 000 00
26. Lions Clubs in the Chicago area: graduate and undergraduate
scholarships for students undertaking training for teaching of
handicapped children 2 500 00
Broadview-Westchester Lions Club, Westchester $500 00
Edison Park Lions Club of Chicago 250 00
LaGrange Lions Club of LaGrange 500 00
Lyons Lions Club of Lyons 500 00
Main State Bank Charitable Foundation of Chicago 250 00
North Center Lions Club of Chicago 250 00
South West Lions Club of Chicago 250 00
(This brings the total received to date from various Lions Clubs
to $9,250.00.)
27. The Magnavox Company, Fort Wayne, Indiana: scholarships in
engineering, academic year 1956-57 2 000 00
28. Men's Residence Halls Association, Champaign: scholarship, academic
year 1956-57 130 00
29. Meyer-Ceco Foundation, Chicago: scholarships in engineering,
academic year 1957-58
30. Monsanto Chemical Company, St. Louis, Missouri: scholarships in
I 000 00
chemical engineering, academic year 1956-57
31. Motorola, Inc., Chicago: two scholarships ($500 each) in the De­
500 00
partment of Art I 000 00
32. Parade Ground Residence Association, University of Illinois:
scholarship for a male student ($100 per semester)
33. Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania:
to establish the Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Merit Award
scholarship to a student completing his junior year in ceramic engi­
200 00
neering
34. Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company, Library, Pennsylvania:
scholarship to a freshman in chemical engineering, academic year
240 00
1956-57
35. Praetorian Society (an organization of students residing in the
500 00
University's Men's Residence Halls) : scholarships 130 00
36. The Presser Foundation, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: renewal of
scholarship in music, academic year 1955-56 250 00
37. Procon, Incorporated, Des Plaines:
academic year 1956-57
scholarship in engineering,
500 00
38. Student Organization Fund: scholarships I 000 00