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BOARD OF TRUSTEES

[July 22

19. United States Public Health Service, $10,750 in support of studies in BCG vaccine and investigative work in tuberculosis under the supervision of Dr. S. R. Rosenthal, College of Medicine. 20. United States Public Health Service, $11,800 for research in the Department of Psychiatry under the direction of Dr. F . A. Gibbs during the period June 1, 1948, through May 31, IQ4921. Teagle Foundation, Inc., $8,000 for research on paralysis agitans by Dr. W. S. McCulloch of the Department of Psychiatry. 22. Mr. Robert Rosenbluth, Chicago, $50 for research work by Dr. Frederic A. Gibbs of the Department of Psychiatry. 23. Abbott Research Laboratories, North Chicago, $4,55o for a study, "Evaluation of Procedures and Germicides Used in Preoperative Preparation of the Skin," and $2,850 for a study, "Evaluation of Molecular Size of Penicillin-Complex Compounds as Related to Effective Blood Levels in Human Subjects," both to be under the supervision of Dr. Milan Novak of the Department of Bacteriology and Public Health. 24. United States Public Health Service, $4,471 for studies on "The Nature of Peripheral Circulatory Changes after X-radiation" under Dr. E. E. Painter of the College of Medicine. 25. The Nutrition Foundation, Inc., New York City, $3,600 in support of research studies on "Improvement of Microchemical and Microphysical Methods for Estimating Nutrients in Blood and Urine" under Dr. John B. Youmans of the College of Medicine. 26. The Nutrition Foundation, Inc., New York City, $3,000 in support of "Studies on Free Amino Acids in Body Fluids and Tissues" by Dr. Olaf Bergeim of the College of Medicine. 27. Mead Johnson Company, $3,000 in support of research in pediatrics under Dr. H . G. Poncher of the College of Medicine. 28. Borden Company Foundation, Inc., New York City, $2,500 to provide an annual award of $500 for a five-year period as a prize for undergraduate research in the College of Medicine. 29. American Chemical Society, $1,500 to supplement a previous grant to the Department of Pathology for "Cytochemical Studies of Relations between Nucleus and Cytoplasm" by Dr. Isidore Gersh. 30. Smith, Kline, and French, $2,000 for research on the effects of amines in experimental renal hypertension under the direction of Professor G. E. Wakerlin of the Department of Physiology, College of Medicine. 31. Bristol Laboratories, Syracuse, New York, $1,800 in support of a fellowship in Pharmacology during the year 1047-1948. 32. Mr. John W. Ruettinger, Chicago, $1,500 a year for two years in support of a fellowship to be known as the "Phyllis Pierce Ruettinger Memorial Fellowship for Research in Nephritis" in the College of Medicine. 33. Upjohn Company, Kalamazoo, Michigan, $000 for studies on the use of "Gelatin Sponge in Surgery" under the supervision of Dr. H . P . Jenkins of the College of Medicine. 34. Illinois Council of Parent Teachers, $100 for the purchase of materials for Occupational Therapy in the College of Medicine. 35. Mr. and Mrs. M. DeYoung, Chicago, $40 for research in the Department of Orthopaedics by Dr. F. A. Chandler. 36. The Junior League of Chicago, Inc., $10,000 in support of the Consultation Clinic for Epilepsy, College of Medicine. • 37. Hematology Research Foundation, Chicago, $3,000 in support of studies in leukemia in the Department of Medicine under the direction of Dr. Louis R. Limarzi. 38. Swift and Company, Chicago, $3,500 for a fellowship on the study of amino acids in the blood under the supervision of Dr. W. H . Cole of the Department of Surgery. 39. Family of Mrs. Margaret A. Gruber, Chicago, $400 for research in the field of leukemia by Dr. R. W . Keeton of the Department of Medicine. 40. Nutrition Research Laboratory, $83.33 a month from February through May, 1048, in support of arthritis research under the supervision of Dr. C. I. Reed of the Department of Physiology, College of Medicine.