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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

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hh. $4,918 for the study of the effects of betatron electron beam on central nervous system, under the direction of Doctors Percival Bailey and Roger A. Harvey, Departments of Neurology and Neurological Surgery and Radiology, for six months beginning January I, 1953 (853-C3). ii. $3,672 for the study of the intrinsic tissue susceptibility of mice to carcinogenic stimuli resulting in development of pulmonary, ovarian, and adrenal tumors, under the direction of Dr. Arthur Kirschbaum, Department of Anatomy, for one year beginning September 1, 1952 (1542-C). j j . $5.837-2S for the study of the induction of leukemia and other neoplasms in mice and experimental therapy of leukemia in mice, under the direction of Dr. Arthur Kirschbaum, Department of Anatomy, for one year beginning September 1, 1952 (I543-C). kk. $8,000 for the study of the electrolyte changes in protein anabolism during rapid rehabilitation from inanition, under the direction of Dr. R. M. Kark, Department of Medicine, for one year beginning October I, 1952 (3274-C). 11. $6,015 for basic studies on cerebral palsy, under the direction of Dr. R. W . Gerard, Department of Psychiatry, for one year beginning September 1, 1952. Total, Funds Received from Private Industries, Foundations, Other Organizations, and Government Agencies for Research and Graduate Study $715,052.25 B. Funds Received from Individuals 207. Mr. Albert L. Arenberg, Chicago, $3,000 to the Department of Surgery for studies of extra-corporeal circulation, under the direction of Dr. O. C. Julian. 208. Mr. W. R. Barker, Chicago, $1,000 to the Department of Neurology and Neurological Surgery for research on the chemical basis of epilepsy, under the direction of Dr. F . A. Gibbs. (This is Mr. Barker's fourth annual contribution to the project.) 209. Estate of the late Daisy C. Beadles of Cass County naming the University as a legatee, $3,271.89 for work with crippled children and $3,271.89 for research in cancer, tuberculosis, and arthritis. 210. Berkelhamer Family, $100 for the annual Dr. Ralph C. Berkelhamer Scholarship. (This scholarship was started in 1946.) 211. Mrs. W . I. Brockson, $12.08 to the Orthopaedic Surgery Gift Fund for the purchase of books for the children's library. 212. Class of 1928 of the College of Dentistry, $250 to help perpetuate the Frederick B. Noyes Seminar Prize. 213. Mrs. F. A. Graham, Prophetstown, Illinois, $160 to the Department of Medicine for arteriosclerosis research, under the direction of Dr. H . F . Dowling. 214. Mr. Vincent Janis, $50 to the Anonymous Psychiatry Gift Fund. 215. Mr. Frank Jones, $303 to the Miscellaneous Gift Cancer Research Fund in memory of his wife, Ethyl Jones. 216. Dr. Lester Kaplan, an alumnus of the College of Dentistry, $50 for prizes for excellence in clinical dentistry. 217. Dr. Leo F. Miller, $50 for the Orthopaedic Research-Doctor Miller Fund. 218. Mr. John W. Ruettinger, Class of 1927, $3,300 for the annual installment for the Pauline E. Ruettinger Memorial Fund for the study of arteriosclerosis, under the direction of Dr. C. L. Pirani, Department of Pathology. 219. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Root, $200 for the Miscellaneous Gift Cancer Research Fund. 220. Dr. H. N. Sanford, $15 to the Pediatric Gift Fund. 221. Mrs. Sam Scheinbuks, $1,300 for the Jack Holtzman Memorial Cancer Fund for a study on the effects of radiation on brain tumors and studies in localization of tumors, under the direction of Doctors Percival Bailey and Arthur Arnold. 222. Dr. A. C. Scott, Evansville, $30 to the Psychiatry Gift Fund. 223. From the following donors to the Orthopaedic Surgery Alumni Fund: Dr. Alan R. Crain, $25; Dr. Kurt Eichelbaum, $50; Dr. J. D. Farrington, $100; Dr. Charles T. Flynn, Jr., $25; Dr. E. S. Leimbacher, $50; Dr. William A. Marshall, $25; Dr. Leo F. Miller, $100; Dr. Frank Murphy, $50; Dr. Herschel Penn, $25; Dr. Lyle W. Russell, $25; Dr. W . H . Schwingel, $25; Dr. Fred Shapiro, $25; Dr. W. F. Stafford, $10; Dr. H . E. Turner, $100.