University of Virginia Library

In order that you might better understand our present desire to perpetuate the memory of
our son who attended the University of Virginia, I am making the following written request for
the use of the funds donated under contract of May 12, 1950, which funds become available for
use to the University of Virginia after the death of both Mrs. Case and myself

We would like very much to have one-half of this fund designated for the Alderman Library,
the income from which to be used for the purchase of books for the Alderman Library of the
University of Virginia. The books purchased with this fund are to be selected in the area
of the humanities, and more specifically, in the fields of ancient and modern languages,
English and Philosophy. We wish that to each book purchased from this fund there be affixed
a suitable book plate indicating that it derived from funds donated by Mr. and Mrs. Albert
H. Case in the memory of their son, Albert Vaughan Case

The other half of this fund we would be pleased to have used to establish scholarships
in the Law School in memory of our son and to be designated as Albert Vaughan Case Scholarship.
These scholarships are to be awarded annually from the income of this fund to students
in the Law School who, in the judgment of the Faculty give promise of making outstanding
contribution to the service of our country and its people. In making the appointments,
the Faculty is directed to consider diligence and ability in professional studies and high
moral character evidencing broad Christian idealism.

We would appreciate your advising us whether or not such designations can be made of the
funds donated under the contract referred to above.