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Half of the money will be spent on an Institute building ; the rest will provide an operating income of $200.000 a year for ten years. Donor Sloan hopes that others will contribute more money for running expenses - an annual income of $500,000 would just about do the trick. (Meanwhile New York City will add a $1.500,000, 300-bed unit, the Dr. James Ewing Hospital, to the Memorial center. And Memorial itself is planning a campaign to raise $3,000,000 to $4,000,000 for equipment and other needs...
Charles Francis Boyle,. . . . Jr. Charles Clifton Colby, 3rd, Richard Dexter Everett. Howard Leonard Gadboys, Joseph Gerard Green, Jr., Donor Mitchell Lion, and Donald Eliot Marks...
...Lloyd George, Earl of Dwy-for, bemoaned the fact that he had inherited a title but no money from his father, the late David Lloyd George. "[Father] wasn't himself, or he never would have taken the title. . . . Suppose the Welsh National Hospital asks for a contribution. The donor's list will say, 'Earl Lloyd George of Dwyfor gave two and six [50?].' That would look very good...
...know of no more worthy project in the University," declared Dr. Bock, "from whatever point of view the institution as a whole may regard the welfare of young men. I doubt if any donor of such a building could find a more rewarding use for the funds...
...colonel, red-headed as Dr. Frumkin, was brought in with such a wound. With the colonel's permission, Dr. Frumkin decided to chance an operation that most doctors frown upon: he would give the colonel another man's testicle. The operation had to wait until the right donor was found, someone newly dead whose blood type matched the colonel's. The needed gland was eventually supplied by a young man killed in a streetcar accident...