10 Umversity of Kansas

FOR THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AT KANSAS CITY

Kellogg Gifts. From the Kellogg Foundation of Battle Creek, Mich., for
scholarships and loans to students in nursing, $4,000.

Clendening Medical Research Gift. From Dr. Logan Clendening, of Kansas
City, for medical research, $200. :

Ginsberg Prize.’ From Dr: A. Motris Ginsberg; of Kansas City, for a prize
to the junior student doing the best work in physical diagnosis, three grants of
$100 each. ;

Claney Gift. From Thomas J. Claney, of Sedalia, Mo., for purchase of an

“honor roll plaque for medical school and hospital nalbiees in military serv-
ice, $100.

Research Gift. From Aircraft Accessories Corporation, of Kansas City,
twelve quartz crystals for use in research on sound waves and infection; valued
at $300.

Curran Gift. From Dr. E. J. Curran, of Kansas City, for research in the de-
partment of ophthalmology, $10,000.

Padgett Fellowship. From Dr. E. C. Padgett, of Kansas City, for a research
fellowship in plastic surgery, $7,500.

Clendening Gift. From Mrs. Logan Clendening, of Kansas City, for re-
decorating the lounge in the Nurses’ Home and for furniture for the history of
medicine library, $1,000.

Research in Allergy. From an anonymous friend of the School of Medicine,
for research in allergy, $3,000.

Francisco Memorial Fund. From former students and friends of the late
Dr. C. B. Francisco, for a memorial fund, $8,747.

Holmes Gift. From Mrs. Ethel G. Holmes, of Kansas City, pictures, oil
paintings and sketches valued at $500.

Medical Gift. From Thomas W. Claney, of Sedalia, Mo., for special use of
the department of medicine, $200.

Cadet Nurse Program. From the federal government, for support of the
Nurse Cadet Program, $43,858.09.

Cox Medical Iabrary. From the estate of the late Dr. OB. Cox, “of ‘fola:
the private medical library of Doctor Cox.

Longnecker Library. From the estate of the late Dr. Oscar Longmecket, of
Kansas City, the private medical library of Doctor Longnecker.

BIENNIAL REQUESTS

The financial needs of the University of Kansas for the biennium 1945-’47
as approved by the Board of Regents are presented in the following table. For
purposes of information and comparison the funds appropriated for the current
biennium are given also. The requests represent the minimum needs of the
‘University in the next biennium. They are based on a careful appraisal of
operating expenses and personnel problems with which the University surely
will have to cope in the next two years.