University of Virginia Library

GIFTS AND GRANTS

President Darden reported receipt of the following gifts and grants.

                                                     

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Mr. John L. Pratt, to be used for the Pratt Trace Analysis Laboratory in Chemistry  $20,000.00 
From the Hon. Robert Smith Simpson, 352 items for Alderman Library, valued at  245.70 
From Mr. Francis Gwynn Townes, a set of Alexander Wilson's "American Ornithology",
valued at 
240.00 
From the Literary Executors of Ellen Glasgow, the Ellen Glasgow Papers, valued at  5,000.00 
From Col. John R. Fox, 13 volumes valued at  115.00 
From the following persons for the purchase of a high voltage cancer machine for the
Medical School: 
Mr. William H. White, Jr.  3,363.87 
Mrs. Mary R. White  1,424.70 
Mrs. Jennings C. Wise  769.52 
Mrs. Fannie Cook  1,000.00 
Mrs. Martha N. Gates  500.00 
Mr. F. S. Royster, Jr.  1,000.00 
Mr. Eben C. Speiden  3,326.32 
Mr. Edward D. Tayloe  2,712.13 
Mr. C. F. Burroughs  500.00 
Mr. A. B. Carrington, Jr.  500.00 
Mr. Charles T. Neale  2,000.00 
Mr. E. R. W. McCabe  250.00 
From Mr. Hubert Harris, for the Cerebral Palsy Clinic  100.00 
From the Union Carbon and Carbide Company, for a scholarship in Engineering  430.00 
From the Westinghouse Educational Foundation, for the Westinghouse Achievement
Scholarship in Electrical Engineering for the 1955-56 session 
500.00 
From the Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity for a Law scholarship  200.00 
From the Interfraternity Council, for a scholarship  900.00 
From Mr. John Lord O'Brian, to be added to the Alumni Law Fund  200.00 
From the McGregor Fund, for the creation of a revolving fund for publications of the
McGregor Library 
5,000.00 
From the Virginia Society for Crippled Children, for a scholarship  350.00 
From the Civil Air Patrol, Virginia Wing, for teacher scholarships at the Air Age
Education Workshop 
3,000.00 
From the Allstate Foundation for summer school work in driving education  $5,000.00 
From the estate of the late Mr. L. J. McCormick, for the Observatory  2,650.00 
From Voorhees, Walker, Smith and Smith, for a fellowship in Architecture  2,000.00 
From the Carnegie Institute of Washington, for a pre-doctoral fellowship in Physics
for the session of 1955-56 
1,750.00 
From the Ford Foundation, a grant for case-related research activities under the
Sponsors of the Graduate School of Business Administration 
800.00 
From the National Science Foundation, for research in Astronomy under the direction of
Professor A. N. Vyssotsky 
4,800.00 
From Mr. A. W. Gauger, for research in Engineering under the direction of Professor
Hubbard 
300.00 
From the American Medical Association, for research under the direction of Dr. E. D.
Brand, Department of Pharmacology 
400.00 
From the American Cancer Society, for research under the direction of Dr. Cornelia
Hoch-Ligeti, of the Department of Pathology 
7,095.60 
From Allen-Sherman-Hoff Pump Company, for continued research under the direction of
Professor Hubbard of the Engineering School 
4,300.00 
From the Ford Foundation, for studies under the direction of Professor Charles Micaud of
the Department of Foreign Affairs 
15,000.00 
From the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, for research under the direction
of Professor Quarles of the School of Engineering 
500.00 
From the Rockefeller Foundation, for research under the direction of Professor L. J.
Halle, of the Foreign Affairs Department 
9,000.00 
From Acme Visible Records, Inc., for research under the direction of Professor
Hubbard of the Engineering School 
15,000.00 
From the National Science Foundation, for research under the direction of Professor
F. W. Finger of the Department of Psychology 
15,500.00 
From the U. S. Public Health Service, for continued research under the direction of
Dr. Alfred Chanutin of the Department of Biochemistry 
14,375.00 
From the U. S. Public Health Service, for continued research under the direction of
Dr. Vincent Hollander of the School of Medicine 
25,000.00 
From the Department of the Army, for research as follows: 
Physics, under Dr. F. L. Hereford  17,343.52 
Medicine, under Dr. A. E. Feller  7,000.00 
Chemistry, under Dr. P. M. Gross, Jr.  8,714.00 
Engineering, under Professor R. M. Hubbard  40,000.00 
From the U. S. Atomic Energy Commission, for research as follows 
Pharmacology, under Dr. C. L. Gemill  7,020.00 
Biology, under Dr. J. N. Dent  5,708.00 
Chemistry, under Dr. A. T. Gwathmey  14,424.00 
Medicine, under Dr. Herbert Jonas  6,325.00 
Physics, under Dr. A. R. Kuhlthau  98,511.00