GIFTS, GRANTS & BEQUESTS

The purpose of this column is to give thankful recognition to recent gifts, grants, and bequests of $5,000 or more, indicating the variety of ways in which alumni and friends as well as corporations and foundations help to meet the challenge of constantly growing demands and increasing costs of operation that Dartmouth, like all educational institutions, faces in these times. It should be emphasized that the College receives many gifts of less than $5,000 and that these are needed and warmly appreciated, though they are not listed here. For the period May 1 to August 31 the total of these more modest gifts, exclusive of those to the Alumni Fund and the Third Century Fund, was $160,418. Gifts designated primarily for the Third Century Fund will be reported separately elsewhere.

Bequests

Estate of LEON C. GREENEBAUM 1927: $25,000 to be added to the Leon C. 1927 and Charles L. Greenebaum 1955 Fund which he had established by lifetime giving.

Estate of Avis WHITTEMORE ROBINSON: $38,754, addition to her bequest establishing a Medical School Scholarship Fund in memory of her great-grandfather, Dr. Jacob D. Whittemore, and great-uncle, Dr. James H. Whittemore, who received their M.D. degrees from Dartmouth Medical School in 1844 and 1962, respectively.

Estate of MAE REED, friend of the College: $31,260 to establish a fund in memory of Maurice Y. Cole 1921.

Trust estate of EDWARD TUCK 1862: $23,900 to be added to the Edward Tuck Endowment Fund.

Trust estate of R. MELVILLE CRAMER 1877: $35,105 to be added to earlier distributions of $237,212, comprising the R. Melville Cramer 1877 Foundation Fund for fellowships.

Gifts Subject to Life Income

GEORGE G. ZAHM 1925: $10,125, addition to his named fund for eventual benefit of the Alumni Fund.

MRS. NORMAN C. KNAPP, widow 1918: $10,000 to establish the Norman G. Knapp 1918 Memorial Scholarship Fund.

KARL O. KLAREN 1923: $5,005 to establish the Karl Otis Klaren 1923 Fund for eventual benefit of the Alumni Fund.

WILLIAM D. BLATNER 1905: $51,358 to establish the William D. 1905 and Besse M. Blatner Funds 1 and 2 for eventual benefit of the Library and Hopkins Center.

LEE R. MACHALE 1915: $12,216, addition to the Anne Jane Mac Hale (1915) Gift.

MR. AND MRS. RICHARD M. UDALL 1923: $12,260 to establish the Richard M. 1923 and Alma L. Udall Fund for general purposes.

CHARLES F. BRUDER 111 1928: $15,148, addition to the Charles F. Bruder 1928 Fund.

ROBERT V. RED 1928: $34,062, addition to his named fund for general purposes.

WALTER S. DOUGLAS 1933: $lO,OOO to establish a second general purpose fund in his name.

THOMAS V. CLEVELAND 1921: $5,114 to establish the Thomas V. 1921 and Bettina S. Cleveland Fund for general purposes.

FORD H. WHELDEN 1925: $8,775 to establish two aditional funds, the Ford H. Whelden 1925 and Priscilla Darden Whelden Rozycki Fund No. 2 and the Ford H. Whelden and Roxane Whelden Isbey Fund.

ANONYMOUS ALUMNUS: $5,056 to establish an anonymous fund for eventual benefit of the Alumni Fund.

ANONYMOUS ALUMNUS: $65,194 to establish an anonymous fund for general purposes.

Outright Gifts from Alumni and Friends

MRS. RICHARD REMSEN (1912): $5,000 to establish the Richard Remsen 1912 Fund to benefit the Alumni Fund.

RICHARD REMSEN JR. 1942: $7,135, addition to the William Clinton Story Remsen 1943 Memorial Scholarship Fund.

MR. AND MRS. M. R. SCHWEITZER, friends of the College: $16,800, appraised value of four oil paintings presented to the Dartmouth art galleries.

JOHN A. FREIDE 1960: $24,100, appraised value of six items of African and Oceanic art given to the Dartmouth art collection.

ANONYMOUS ALUMNUS: $71,740, designation pending.

ANONYMOUS ALUMNUS: $28,365, appraised value of Colonial silver pieces and rare coins presented to the College.

ALUMNI FUND: 23 gifts of $5,000 or more, totaling $149,723, were received for the 1968 Alumni Fund.

Foundations

LUKE B. HANCOCK FOUNDATION: $12,500, second payment of $25,000 grant to the Thayer School for purchase of an electron microanalyser.

ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION: $11,458, grant to faculty member in the Economics Department.

VINCENT ASTOR FOUNDATION: $20,000, for support of the ABC Program.

ALFRED P. SLOAN FOUNDATION: $8,750, grant to faculty member in the Chemistry Department.

ANONYMOUS FOUNDATION: $25,000, for support of the ABC Program.

Corporations

LAPOINTE INDUSTRIES, INC.: $7,185, appraised value of equipment donated to the Thayer School and the Physics Department.

INTERNATIONAL NICKEL COMPANY, INC.: $10,000, unrestricted, applied to the Faculty Fellowship Program.

PHELPS DODGE CORPORATION: $10,000 for use in the fields of Geology and Engineering.

GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY: $15,000 to support graduate research and study in the Chemistry and Mathematics Departments mentsand the Thayer School.

CHEMICAL BANK NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY: $5,000 for the Associates Programs of the Tuck and Thayer Schools.

NEW ENGLAND COLLEGES FUND, INC.: $47,546, unrestricted, as Dartmouth's share of gifts to the Fund from corporations.