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igo BOARD OF TRUSTEES [January 16
55. Smithsonian Institution: for a joint project sponsored by the
University and the Institution for craft work originating at this
University •. 350 oo
56. From the donors listed below to add to the Women's Student Aid
Fund 39S 00
Students in Evans Hall $ 9° 00
Newcomers Club 5 00
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae 100 00
Lincoln Avenue Residence Hall (North) 100 00
Chi Omega 100 00
Total, Undergraduate Scholarships, Prises, and Other Financial
Aids (78 529 61)
Funds for Graduate Fellowships and Research
57- Abbott Laboratories, North Chicago: for a Roger Adams Fellowship
in organic chemistry, academic year 1956-57
2 58. National Aniline Division of the Allied Chemical and Dye Corpora­
000 00
tion, New York, New York: renewal of fellowship in organic
chemistry, academic year 1956-57 2 400 00
59. American Cancer Society, New York, New York: fellowship in
the Department of Zoology, academic year 1954-55
60. American Oil Company, Texas City, Texas: renewal of fellowship
2 376 00
in chemical engineering, academic year 1956-57 1 986 00
61. Archer-Daniels-Midland Company, Minneapolis, Minnesota: renewal
of fellowship in food technology, academic year 1956-57 1 600 00
62. Armco Steel Corporation, Middletown, Ohio: renewal of fellowship
in ceramic engineering, academic year 1955-56 1 800 00
63. Armour and Company, Chicago: renewal of two fellowships
($1,500 each) in food technology 3 000 00
64. The California Company, New Orleans, Louisiana
Tuition and fees for fellowship in geology (the stipend of
$2,250 for the fellowship was reported to the Board on
276 00
December 20, 1955)
Tuition and fees for fellowship in soil mechanics (the sti­
$193 00
pend of $2,250 was reported to the Board on December 20,
1955) 83 00
65. Dow Chemical Company, Midland, Michigan: renewal of two
fellowships, one in chemical engineering ($2,500) and one in chemistry
($2,500), academic year 1956-57
66. Gulf Research and Development Company, Pittsburgh, Pennsyl­
5 000 00
vania: fellowship in physics, academic year 1955-56
67. The Haloid Company, Rochester, New York: to establish a fellow­
2 627 12
ship in physics, academic year 1956-57 2 500 00
68. The Lubrizol Corporation, Cleveland, Ohio: fellowship in organic
chemistry, academic year 1956-57
69. Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company, St. Paul, Minnesota:
renewal of two fellowships ($2,000 each), one in chemistry
3 000 00
and one in chemical engineering, academic year 1956-57 4 000 00
70. Monsanto Chemical Company, St. Louis, Missouri: renewal of
fellowship in organic chemistry ($3,150) and to establish a fellowship
in a division of chemistry other than organic chemistry
($2,930), academic year 1956-57
71. Motorola, Inc., Chicago: continuation of the Galvin Fellowship in
6 080 00
the Department of Electrical Engineering, academic year 1956-57.. 1 666 00
72. National Lead Company
Baroid Division, Houston, Texas: renewal of fellowship
4 400 00
in geology, academic year 1956-57 $2 400 00