GIFTS, GRANTS & BEQUESTS

During this period when Dartmouth is receiving major support through giving to the Third Century Fund and the continuing Alumni Fund, it is important not to lose sight of other ongoing ways in which alumni and friends, corporations and foundations help to meet the challenge of constantly growing demands and increasing costs of operation facing the College. The purpose of this column is to make appreciative record of gifts, grants and bequests of $5,000 or more - other than contributions to the the Alumni Fund and outright gifts to the Third Century Fund. The College receives many gifts of less than $5,000 and these are needed and warmly welcome. In a recent three-month period, the total of these more modest gifts, exclusive of those to the Alumni Fund and Third Century Fund, was $200,100.

Bequests

Estate of JOHN R. MCLANE 1907: $25,000, unrestricted. Judge McLane was a trustee of the College for many years.

Estate of EUGENE W. FULLER 1911: $40,000, to establish a fund in his name, unrestricted.

Estate of JOSEPH LAWSON HARDIN 1927: $90,941, addition to the Hardin 1927 Baseball Memorial, bringing the total bequest to $322,101.

Estate of DR. CHARLES ROBERTS THOMAS, father of Dr. William H. Thomas 1952: $25,000 to establish a Medical School scholarship fund in his name after income is accumulated for ten years.

Estate of RICHARD M. ELLIOTT 1910: $10,000 to establish a named fund to support the Alumni Fund.

Estate of ALBERT E. PERRY 1908: $11,750, unrestricted.

Estate of COREY FORD (1921 adopted): $63,862 to establish the Corey Ford Fund in support of rugby at Dartmouth. Also, all literary properties were left to Friends of the Dartmouth Library.

Estate of DWIGHT CONN 1914: $47,012, addition to the Dwight Conn Fund, unrestricted, bringing the total bequest to $236,012.

Estate of PARK W. STICKNEY 1908: $245,302 to establish a fund in his name to support the William Jewett Tucker Foundation.

Estate of HOWARD OSBORN, brother of Edward T. Osborn 1914: $375,000 to establish the Edward T. Osborn Memorial Scholarship Fund.

Estate of LAVINIA ROSE WILSON, widow of Albion B. Wilson 1895: $995,560 to establish the Albion B. Wilson 1895 Memorial Fund in support of instruction - Dartmouth's largest bequest to date from a "Woman of Dartmouth."

Trust estates of NORMAN AND HELEN T. RUSSELL 1906: $187,500 to establish the Norman 1906, Helen T. and Robert W. Russell Fund in the Class of 1906 Memorial Fund for general purposes.

Gifts Subject to Life Income

STUART H. DURKEE 1933: $10,000 to establish a named fund to be unrestricted upon termination of life interest.

ANONYMOUS FACULTY MEMBER: $76,000 to establish an anonymous fund to be unrestricted upon termination of life interest.

INGHAM C. BAKER 1921: $31,240, addition to his named fund to support the Library.

CHARLES F. BRUDER 1928: $16,600, addition to the Charles F. Bruder 1928 Fund.

WALTER I. MILLER 1922: $5,000 to establish the Walter I. 1922 and Harriott B. Miller Fund for general purposes.

DR. JOHN L. NORRIS 1925: $15,587 to establish the John L. 1925 and Beatrice Norris Fund to support student projects at the Medical School.

MR. AND MRS. JOHN W. HUBBELL 1921: $5,206, addition to the John W. 1921 and Ruth S. Hubbell Fund for general purposes.

JOHN CLEMENTS 1929: $9,675 to establish a named fund to be unrestricted upon termination of life interest.

T. WILLARD TOWLER 1913: $5,014, addition to the T. Willard 1913 and Lois Breckenridge Towler Fund for general purposes.

ROBERT L. LOEB 1921: $16, 125 to establish the Robert L. 1921 and Rosamond A. Loeb Fund No. 2.

Gifts from Alumni and Friends

ANONYMOUS ALUMNUS: $35,500, appraised value of six pieces of American Colonial silver presented to the College.

FREDERICK A. MEYER 1933: $5,837 for the building expansion program of the Ledyard Canoe Club.

MRS. RUTH D. MATHES, widow 1911: $5,962, addition to the James Monroe Mathes 1911 and James Monroe Mathes, Jr. 1939 Memorial Scholarship Fund.

MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM B. JAFFE, Dartmouth parents, 1958, 1960, 1963: $18,500, appraised value of Chinese, Famille-Rose vase, from the Ch'ing Dynasty presented to the Hopkins Center Art Galleries.

FRIEND OF THE COLLEGE: $11,062 to establish a student loan and grant fund for use at the discretion of the Dean of the College.

Foundations

FOUIS BOEHM FOUNDATION: $8,000 for the ABC Start-Up Program.

AARON E. NORMAN FUND, INC.: $10,000 for the ABC Start-Up Program.

WILLIAM NELSON CROMWELL FOUNDATION: $10,000 in support of the collection and editing of Daniel Webster's legal papers by Prof. Charles M. Wiltse.

DERMATOLOGY FOUNDATION, INC.: $5,000 in support of teaching and research in the Department of Dermatology of Medical School.

JUDSON DUNAWAY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION: $10,000 for the ABC Start-Up Program.

Corporations

EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY: $6,000 for the faculty research and instructional development program.

THE GENERAL FOODS FUND, INC.: $20,000 for the Thayer School Educational Partnership Program.

GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION: $15,150 for scholarships, plus $6,400 unrestricted.

MCCARTHY-HICKS FOUNDATION, INC.: $8,OOO for scholarships.

SCOTT PAPER COMPANY FOUNDATION: $20,000 for the Thayer School Educational Partnership Program.

THE STANLEY WORKS: $20,000 for the Thayer School Educational Partnership Program.