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BOARD OF T R U S T E E S

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Hem Department Vendor Cost One ultra-high vacuum system conULTEK Corp., Electrical $ 15 468 SO sisting of ion pump and control, inEngineering Palo Alto, Calif. f.o.b. ternal heater and control titanium Research delivered sublimation pump and control, three Laboratory sorption pumps, three liquid nitrogen containers, bakeout heater, bakeable roughing valve, bell jar joist, stainless steel frame, 6-inch isolation valve, cryogenic shroud, base-plate and well, pyrex bell jar, rotary motion triggered discharge gauge and control, and 2 kva power supply One plasma jet heater capable of operMechanical and Giannini Scientific Corp., 5 475 O U ating at power levels from 2 kw to Industrial Western Springs f.o.b. 80 kw continuously with low contamEngineering delivered ination of the jet flame by electrode erosion and capable of operating on nitrogen, argon, helium, and simulated air (Note: This purchase will be made from both Institutional Funds, $5,475.00, and Appropriated Funds. $5,475.00, for a total of $10,950.00.) One gas chromatography including comMicrobiology Wilkens Instrument & 4 402 75 bination flame and electron-capture Research, Inc., f.o.b. detector, dual differential electromChicago delivered eter linear temperature programmer, effluent splitter and dual channel recorder, to be used for biological analyses of sugar derivatives and sulphur compounds One crystal growing furnace modified Mining, NRC Equipment Corp., 10 120 00 for continuous operation at 1,700° Metallurgy, and Newton Highlands, f.o.b. centigrade, including two sight parts Petroleum Mass. delivered for research work on metallic carbide Engineering crystals Helium gas, approximately 600,000 Physics Air Reduction Co., 36 000 00 cubic feet, for the period April 1, St. Louis, Mo. f.o.b. 1964, through June 30, 1965 delivered One computer of average transients, Physiology and Mnemotron Division of 9 966 0U four inputs, input impedance 20,000 Biophysics TMC, f.o.b. ohms, maximum signal input + 3 Minneapolis, Minn. delivered volts, 400 analysis points of address, and analysis times 31.5 milliseconds to 16 installed seconds, memory capacity 10*-1 One flowmeter, dual channel, electroTheoretical and Beta Corp. of St. Louis, 4 250 00 magnetic, plus an option to buy two Applied St. Louis, Mo. f.o.b. additional accessory channels if the Mechanics delivered initial tests of the basic equipment warrant expansion of the operational capacity Four electronic instrumentation labIndustrial 4 500 00 Heath Co., oratories Education f.o.b. Benton Harbor, Mich. Six workbench cabinet units for above Benton Harbor, Mich. 50,000 pounds anhydrous ammonia to Dixon Springs Hy-Yield Fertilizer Co., 3 875 0U be furnished and applied on approxiExperiment Murphysboro f.o.b. mately 500 acres of corn land at the Station delivered Dixon Springs Experiment Station, and Simpson spread Furniture for Orchard Downs apartHousing Division Associated Service & 40 282 78 ments: 180 beds, 180 chests, 145 Supply Co., f.o.b. dining tables, 200 side chairs, 180 Chicago Gardner. lounge chairs, 356 end tables Mass. Furniture for Illinois Street Residence Housing Division Joerns Furniture Co., 82 647 12 Halls, Graduate Residence Halls, and Stevens Point, Wis. f.o.b. family housing units in Orchard delivered Downs: 176 student desks with trapezoidal tops, 650 student desks with rectangular tops, 592 single beds China, fully vitrified, for the Illinois Housing Division E. A. Hinrichs & Co., 35 545 88 Street Residence Halls and for CenLincolnwood f.o.b. tral Food Stores stock: 910 dozen delivered dinner plates, 9J4 in-i 1>300 dozen salad plates, 6J^ in.; 339 dozen cups, 7Ji oz-'» 590 dozen saucers, S% in.; 1,544 dozen soup nappies, 6% in.; 1,907 dozen sauce dishes, 5 in.; 360 dozen cups, special mug