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1957] UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 897
With Whom
United States Atomic
Energy Commission
AT(i [-O-182
United States Atomic
Energy Commission
AT(n-0-4i5
United States Navy
N6ori-7i
United States Navy
N6ori-o7i(so)
United States Navy
N6 01-1-071(58)
United States Navy
NOBS-6578o(i7i8)
United States Navy
NOBS-6579o(i7i8)
United States Navy
NOBS-72o6o(i7i8)
United States Navy
NONR-I834(OI)
United States Navy
NONR-1834(02)
United States Navy
NONR-i834(o4)
United States Navy
NONR-i834(o6)
With Whom
Harry F. Fisher
(Plastering)
Purpose
Radiation damage
Research on electronic high-speed
digital computers
Chemistry study of gallium, indium.
and aluminum
Noncorrodible anodes
Effect of solute atoms and atmospheres
of subgrain boundaries
Evaluating crack arrestors
Propagation of fractures in metals
Reinforcement of openings in shells
and plates
Time sensitive load deformation
characteristics of metals
Development of radio wave direction-finding
techniques
Empirical data on raindrops by
photography
Relation of nonequilibrium distributions
Amount to be
Paid to the
University
£130 500 00
50 000 00
9 975 00
13 500 00
13 170 00
28 000 00
40 000 00
30 000 00
16 000 00
65 000 00
2 000 00
2 400 00
Adjustments Made in 1956-57 Cost-Pius Contract
Purpose
Seven items: $125.27 deduct to
384.05
Amount
$ 99 66 l
Effective
Date
June 27, 1956
September 25, 1956
June 30, 1956
July 1, 1956
August 14, 1956
November 29, 1956
November 29, 1956
July 24, 1956
August 31, 1956
September 30, 1956
January 31. 1957
February 21, 1957
Date
June and July, 1957
Adjustments Made in 1957-58 Cost-Pius Contract
With Whom Purpose Amount Date
E. T. Drewitch Thirty-six items: S25.00 to S714.00 $4 465 00 July and August,
(Plastering) 195 7
This report was received for record.
QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER
(20) The Comptroller presents his quarterly report to the Board of Trustees
as of June 30, 1957.
This report was received for record and a copy has been filed with
the Secretary of the Board.
GRANT OF FUNDS FROM THE KRANNERT FOUNDATION
FOR ART MUSEUM
(21) The Krannert Foundation (the Herman Charles and Ellnora Decker
Krannert Foundation) of Indianapolis, Indiana, has approved a grant of $300,000
to the University of Illinois Foundation, to be paid at the rate of $100,000 annually
in 1957, 1958, an d 1959, to be used in the construction of an art museum
at the University which is to be erected in close physical relationship to the
College of Fine and Applied Arts. This grant is in response to a formal application
for the same submitted by President Harry F. Glair and Executive Director
William H. Butterfield of the University of Illinois Foundation and by
the President of the University, and was made through the personal interest of
Mr. and Mrs. Krannert, President and Vice-President, respectively, of the
Krannert Foundation, in the University's art museum project.
I recommend acceptance of this grant. Aside from the generous amount —
m ore than half of the estimated cost of the project — of this grant, it has a
special significance because it will make the art museum project a reality. Accordingly,
I recommend that the museum be named "The Krannert Museum."
Galleries within the building may be named for other donors to the project and,
°f course, special collections will also bear the names of the donors.
1 Deduct.