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254 Benefactions to King's College materials not more than £3 450 for research on the dispersion of fine powders in viscous liquids and £3 975 towards Professor Rose's research into problems of electrostatic precipitation Zoology department not more than £5 600 towards Dr Pye's research Esso Research Ltd Chemistry department £250 towards Dr Rees's research Gas Council Chemistry department £2 205 for post-doctoral work under Dr Robertson Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd Mechanical Engineering department £743 for the purchase of Indicating equipment Medical Research CouNcn Biochemistry department gas chromatograph and ancillary apparatus Physiology department £3 485 to renew Mrs Hilton's grant Ministry of Defence Biochemistry department sum not exceeding £1 100 for work connected with the investigation of isoenzymes of cholinesterase in blood and tissues Professor Edith Morley deceased English department the establishment of an annual prize of books to the value of £5 to be known as the Μ Faithfull Prize for 3rd-year students of modern literary subjects Muscular Dystrophy Group of Great Britain Physiology department £821 towards Dr Buller's research National Institute for Research in Nuclear Science Physics department £16 540 being revision of grant to enable Dr Burge to conduct experiments with the proton linear accelerator Messrs Perkins Ltd Peterborough Mechanical Engineering department the establishment of Fellowship of £1 500 Commander Sabine Retd The gift of some instruments which belonged to his grandfather the late Professor Wheatstone and also marble bust of the late Sir Charles Wheatstone Miss Olga Turner deceased legacy of £1 000 to establish fund 'The Don Carlos Coloma Bequest' to enable deserving students in the Spanish department to study in Spain United States Air Force 000 dollars in support of the international con- ferenee on general relativity and gravitation in 1965 being organized by Pro- fessor Bondi United States Army Physics department renewal of grant of £2 500 towards Professor Price's research