GIFTS, GRANTS & BEQUESTS

During the last quarter of 1971 Dartmouth received the following grants of $5,000 and over. These are exclusive of Third Century Fund payments and Alumni Fund gifts. The wide range of gift purpose and the variety of forms of giving represented here demonstrate the ways in which loyal alumni and friends express their support. During the same period Dartmouth received a total of $106,428 in gifts of less than $5,000, a generous total that helps importantly in meeting the College's financial needs.

Gifts from Alumni and Friends

GERARD SWOPE JR. 1929: $5,000 for the purchase of equipment for the Astronomy Department.

MRS. JACOB BALGLEY, mother of Robert P. Balgley 1934: $14,480 addition to the Balgley Family Scholarship Fund.

CAROL ANN CROTTY, niece of Lee Mac Hale 1915: Gift-in-kind of land on Hardy Hill near Hanover, valued at $9,000.

MRS. RUTH D. MATHES, widow 1911: $7,075 addition to the James Monroe Mathes 1911 and James Monroe Mathes Jr. 1939 Memorial.

MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM B. JAFFE, Dartmouth Parents 1958, 1960 & 1963: $50,000 to establish the William B. and Evelyn A. Jaffe Fund for the purchase of African Art.

MR. AND MRS. STANLEY C. SMOYER 1934: $33,256 toward a pledge of $100,000 as an addition to the William S. Smoyer 1967 Memorial Fund for construction of the Ice Arena.

DWIGHT J. EDSON 1918: $34,593 addition to the scholarship fund in his name.

MRS. BERKELEY F. JONES, widow 1925: $24,125 addition to the Berkeley F. Jones 1925 Memorial Fund for purposes to be determined at a later date.

MR. AND MRS. COLEMAN F. HOGAN, parents 1969: $45,281 to establish the J. Lawrence Hogan 1969 Memorial Fund for scholarships.

FRIENDS OF THE COLLEGE: $41,990 addition to a scholarship-fund to aid students at the Dartmouth Medical School.

FAMILY AND FRIENDS: $31,912.50 to establish the Dr. Milton Aronowitz 1913 Scholarship Fund in celebration of his 80th birthday.

Gifts Subject to Life Income

ALUMNUS AND WIFE, Class of 1937: $11,550 to establish a fund in support of the Alumni Fund.

FREDERICK H. VOGT 1937: $20,000 to establish a fund in his name in support of the Alumni Fund.

CHARLES C. JONES 1918: $lB,OOO to establish a fund in his name in support of the Alumni Fund.

HARRY A. HOLMLUND 1924: $20,390 to establish the Harry A. 1924 and Frances S. Holmlund Fund in support of the Alumni Fund.

DR. LYMAN F. MILLIKEN 1927: $9,637 to establish the Lyman F. 1927 and Eleanor H. Milliken Fund for general purposes.

DR. ALLAN LESLIE 1930: $54,927 to establish the Leslie-Swain 1930 Fund for eventual use in instruction and for student loans and scholarships.

TRUMAN T. METZEL 1923: $11,700 to establish two unitrusts which will eventually be added to the Lloyd W. Metzel (1923) Memorial Fund.

Bequests

Estate of ESTHER C. GEORGE, widow of Sydney M. George 1907: $30,000 to establish a scholarship in his name at the Thayer School.

Estate of FRANK W. NEWHALL 1901: $6,244 addition to an unrestricted fund in his name which now totals $31,224.

Estate of GEORGE H. BINGHAM JR. 1919: $5,000 to establish a fund in his name in support of the Alumni Fund.

Estate of NORMAN RUSSELL 1906: $15,000 addition to the Norman 1906, Helen T. and Robert W. Russell Fund in the Class of 1906 Memorial Fund for general purposes, making a total of $237,500.

Estate of AGNES A. PLACE: $23,466 to establish the Victor Morton Place 1903 Memorial Fund for scholarships for students in the Speech Department or active in debate.

Trust estate of EDWARD TUCK 1862: $27,000 addition to the Edward Tuck Endowment.

Estate of NELLIE M. MINER, widow of Edward C. Miner 1912: $20,000 addition to the Class of 1912 Memorial Fund.

Estate of ALFRED L. SMITH 1912: $15,000 to establish an unrestricted fund in his name.

Trust estate of DR. EDWARD B. BIGELOW 1900: $67,500 to establish a fund in his name for general purposes.

Grants from Foundations

EDUCATION FOUNDATION OF AMERICA: $5,000 for use in Indian-American programs.

CHARLES E.' MERRILL TRUST: $50,000 for scholarships for North Country students.

FORD FOUNDATION: $8,100 to support research in entrepreneurship in India.

ROBERT STERLING CLARK FOUNDATION: $5,000 for support of the Urban Education Program.

SAMUEL P. HUNT FOUNDATION: $5,990 for the purchase of equipment for the astronomy program.

ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION: $12,338 forsupport of the ABC Program.

AGNES M. LINDSAY TRUST: $20,000 forsupport of the ABC Program.

MURIEL AND FELIX LILIENTHAL FOUNDATION: $5,000 addition to the Muriel andFelix Lilienthal Foundation (1941) Fundfor purposes to be designated at a laterdate.

THE TURRELL FUND: $5,000 for support ofthe Urban Education Program.

Grants from Corporations

PROCTER & GAMBLE: $5,400 for scholarships, $2,500 for Tuck School, $2,500 for the Faculty Fellowship Program, and $1,200 unrestricted.

EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY: $9,000 unrestricted, applied to the Faculty Fellowship Program.

XEROX CORPORATION: $20,000 for the Thayer School Educational Partners Program.

GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY: $5,000 to Tuck School in support of studies in the government-business area.

SMITH, KLINE & FRENCH FOUNDATION: $8,000 in support of ABC programs.

GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION: $14,000 for scholarships, $5,600 unrestricted, and $10,440 to Thayer School to support a program in Technology and Public Policy.

CARBORUNDUM CHARITABLE FOUNDATION: $3,000 to Thayer Associates Program and $2,000 to Tuck Associates Program.

CHASE MANHATTAN BANK: $5,000 unrestricted, applied to the Faculty Fellowship Program.

FOXBORO COMPANY: $5,000 for the Thayer Associates Program.

E.I. DUPONT DE NEMOURS: $10,000 in support of the Chemistry Department, $2,500 for Thayer School, and $2,000 for the Physics Department.

POLAROID CORPORATION: $5,000 for Thayer School unrestricted.