Repository: UIHistories Project: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1962 [PAGE 290]

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403. Chrysler Corporation, Detroit, Michigan: to the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, a new six-cylinder Valiant engine (estimated value $600.00). 404. Mrs. Anna Sage Finley, Hoopeston: to the School of Music Library, a collection of phonograph records. 405. Estate of Velma L. Greer: to the Department of Home Economics, gowns for the Department's historic costume collection. 406. Illinois Seed Producers Association, Inc., Champaign: to the Department of Agronomy, new irrigation equipment (value $15,102.94). 407. Kinjo Women's College, Aichi-Ken, Japan: to the Department of Home Economics, a model (valued at $150.00), child's kimono, tie-dyed scarf, and embroidered and crocheted pieces from Japan. 408. Knoedler Manufacturers, Inc., Streator: to the Department of Animal Science, a twelve-foot auger wagon, model 52-R, with tandem wheel assembly and a twelve-foot auger boom (valued at $1,233.37). 409. Nagle Pumps, Inc., Chicago Heights: to the Department of Mining and Metallurgical Engineering, cyclone feed pump (valued at $500.00). 410. Henry A. Petter Supply Company, Paducah, Kentucky: to the Dixon Springs Experiment Station, supplies (valued at $3,586.67), and to the Physical Plant Department, grinding wheels (valued at $547.27). 411. Sudler and Company, managing agents of the Chicago Stock Exchange Building, Chicago; to the Department of Architecture, three cast iron elevator grilles. 412. Texaco, Incorporated, Lawrenceville: to the division of chemical engineering, a Leeds and Northrup infra-red analyzer, 413. Waukesha Motor Company, Waukesha, Wisconsin: to the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, a Model 195DLB six-cylinder diesel engine (valued at $2,000,00). 414. Westinghouse Electric Corporation: for the Measurement Program in the College of Engineering, a frequency meter (valued at $262.68). 415. Philip K. Wrigtey, Chicago: to the Institute of Aviation, a Widgeon G44 sea plane. 416. various donors: to the College of Fine and Applied Arts the gifts listed: Mr. and Mrs, Phillip Bruno, New York, New York: four ink drawings by Pierre Lagage (valued at $50.00). Mr. and Mrs. Herman E. Cooper, New York, New York: two paintings, "Sunlight and Shadows" by Victor Charreton (valued at $2,500.00) and "Nude" by Raphael Soyer. Miss Giovanna Dotnpe, Rome, Italy; "The Duel," marble relief, by Tina Dompe (valued at $50.00). Mrs, Spencer Ewing, Oberlin, Ohio: a mahogany floor clock (valued at $600,00). Professor David Gottlieb, Urbana: an engraving, "King Henry VIII" by Thomas Stothard (valued at $100.00). Mr. I. Austin Kelly III, New York, New York: a painting "Portrait of Dame Van Daems" by Bartholomeus van dec Heist (valued at $10,000.00). Mr, and Mrs. Louis Livingston, Urbana: a Chinese mandarin coat

(valued at $200.00).

Mr. Louis Moss, Chicago: a painting, "Portrait of a Lady" by Dirck Dircksz Santvoort (valued at $9,500.00). Mr. and Mrs. Morrie A. Moss, Memphis, Tennessee: a painting, "A Riding Scene" by Nicolas Berghem. The National Academy of Design, New York, New York: a painting, "Wreck of the Sea Prince" by John C. Pellew. Mrs. Stacy Rankin, Palm Beach, Florida: two monumental bronze statues by Emmanuel Fremiet, "Gorilla and Woman" and "Bear and Man."