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October 5, 1955 +g,. +g,. )i ii TO TffE HONORABLE BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE UNIWRSITY OF TEXAS Mrs. Dewand Gentlemen: I am submitting, wit" my recommendation for approval, the dockets for the following component institutions of !Che University of Texas for your consideration at the meeting in El Paso on October 14 and 15, 1955: Main University and M. D. Anderson Hospital Extramural Divisions and Tumor Institute Texas Western College Southwestern Medical School Medical Branch Postgraduate School of Medicine Dental Branch
Items concerning Central Administration are listed below: 1954-55 Budget Office of the Bcard of Regents 3. Transfer-- $~ISunused salaries to the account for Office, Traveling Expenses, and Maintenance and Equipment. Office --of the President 2. Appoint Mr. Frank D. Graydon as Budget Officer, effective July 1, 1955, at a twelve month salary $9.000, the $1.500 needed a of . ,.. -for this period of appointment to cone from ~vaiiableFund Unappro- i\ ~riated%lance. ha Lice --of the Comptroller 3. Appoint Mr. Halbert G. St. Claltr as Branch College Auditor, effective June 20, 1955, at a twelve month rate of $6,780 (including supplement), funds needed for this period of appointment to come from fl unused salaries. .<.. , ,:&&... . . ,,+ 6 c University Development Board .. ,." ,, - *+ Transfer $1,000 from the account for Publishing and Mailing to ,.'.. e. ." , ..... he account for Office and Traveling Expenses. (2 University News -and Information Service 5. ~ransfe-75 from the fund for Publications and Exhibits to the fund for Maintenance, Equipment and Travel.
Auditing Oil and Gas Production 6. Appropriate--- the sum of $200 %o the Maintenance, Equipment and Travel Expenses account, funds to come from Available University F'und Unappropriated Balance. Investment Office 7. Appropriate the sum of $1,000 to the account for Office, Clerical Assistants and Traveling Expenses from Available University Fund Unappropriated Balance.
3 ,> 1955-56 Budget . . ;.- Workmen's Cdmpensation Insurance 71. ;.,? *L->-.:& fl ,,.~..,, .../ 1. Approve the following physicians to be used for emergency .,*+ treatment and for other compensable- treatment at the request- of an ,::; "> ,::; r ;: .,. ?$:./ injured employee: >. i; I< -,> ,, i' I Dr. John T. Stough Houston, Texas .* Dr. Frank Wortham Austin, Texas '.. /-'.. i,' C -1 1955-56 Budget (continued) Workmen's Compensation Insurance (Continued)
Dr. S. G. Ohlhausen Houston, Texas Dr. Frederick C . Lowry Austin, Texas Dr. James M. Graham Austin, Texas Dr. Elisabeth Crawford Houston, Texas Dr. Korris Polsky Austin, Texas Dr. James P. Chapel Elgin, Texas .- . . .. ~ ; TRAWSFERS IN UNIVERSITY APPROPRIATION ACCOUNTS ON-- STATE COMPTROLLER'S , ,,.." < +*:s BOOKS: ~pEovethe following transfers on State Comptroller's Books ,? .< - . .2, .. r , ,.:,, to cslrry out the 154-55 Regentst13udget: i \' From: Central Administration T-1726 All Other General Aaministrative Salaries $ 704.76
To : Central Administration T-1727 General Operating Expenses (Includes Other Salaries and Wages) $ 704.76
From: Available University Fund H-158 Endowment Officer- $2,385 -79 H-155 Geophysical Exploration (plus Fees) 2.80 $2,388.59
To : Available University Fund . H-150 'Auditing Oil- and Gas Production of Endowment Lands $1,919.26 H-159 Generaf. Operating Expense (~ncludesOther Salaries and wages) 469.33 $2,388.59
CERTIFICATIOXS REG.- IN ACCORDANCE WITH-- NEW KIDUSTRIAL SECURITY 1:IANUAL: Followina a recGt revision of ths Industrial Security Manual -for Safeguarding Classified Information, t'ne Department of Defense now requires that, in lieu of individual military security clearance of each member of the Board of Regents, the following action should be il . ? s ..< taken by the Board: 1 -":-:.~,. ,/ .~ ." 7-< -. The membership of the Board of Regents is as follows: -..,.... -. Mr. Tom Sealy (~iiairrmn) Mrs. Charles Deva71 Mr. Leroy Jeffers Mr. J. Lee Johnson, I11 W. Lee Lockwood Dr. Merton M. Minter '! Dr. L. S. Oates I.J. R. Sorrel1 Mr. Claude W. Voyles
Each member of the Board is a citizen of the United States. The Board affirms that since its members do not ' require access to militarily classified information, they will not require,nor have, and can be effectively denied, 'such classified information in the possession of the 'University, wJess individually cleared to receive it. The Board further certifies that, having delegated the authority and responsibilitjr for the negotiation, execution, and administration of government contracts CERTIFICATIONS REQUIRED IM ACCOI(DANCE WITH-- NEW INDUSTRW SECURITY -MANUAL (~ontinur -
to the University officers listed below, and having established broad policies for the conduct of such classified contracts, the members of the Board do not occupy positions that would enable them to affect adversely the University's policies or practices in the performance of contracts for the Government. The officers designated to hancile such contracts are as follows:
Logan Wilssn, President Charles Paul Boner, Vice-President of the Main University Charles H. Sparenberg, Comptroller Jens M. Jacobsen, Director, Office of Government Sponsored Research Graves W. Landrum, Business Manager, Main University Grady C. Starnes, Auditor, Kain University Betty Anne Thedford, Secretary, Board of Regents
I recommend that formal certification be given to the above statement and that the Secretary furnish certified excerpts of such action to the Office of Government Sponsored Research for further transmittal to the cognizant Government security officer.
As a matter of information, yocr attention is called to the fact that every government contract is reported in the dockets. Also, if any member of the Board should want to have military clearance, the Office of Government Sponsored Research will be happy to process the papers required. The above certification has no real effect on the University's contribution to national defense, but is a requirement of the Department of Defense. VACATION SCWW -FOR CLASSIFIEB PBRSOENE& -FOR 1955-56: I recommend adoption of the following vacatzon schedule for classified personnel in Central Administration, Available Fund, and at the Main University:
1. State Legal Holidays which are observed by the University: Labor Day Monday September 5, 1955 Thanksgiving Day Thursday November 24, 1955 Christmas Day Monday December 26, 1955 New Year's Day Monday January 2, 1956 Independence Day wednesday ~uly4, 1956
2. In lieu of otter State Legal. Holidays which are not observed bjj the University:
The Friday folloving Thz&sgi;iing November 25, 1955 The Tuesday following Cr~istmas December 27, 1955; The Wednesday following Christmas December 28, 1955 The Thursday following Christmas December 29, 1955 The Friday following Christmas December 30, 1955 The Friday preceding Easter March 30, 1956 The Monday following Easter April 2, 1956
3. Three calendar weeks of vacation (five days of this vacation to be in lieu of other State Legal Holidays which are not observed by the university). '
The total vacation and holiday periods recommended are equivalent to the prescribed allowances in the Appropriation Bill.
CHANGE ORDERS TO ENGLISH BUILDING CODillACTS AND- ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION- -FOR ARCHITEC~SUPERVISION: In order that the contract with . . Odom Construction Compsny could be paid off on completion of CHANGE OKDERS TO ENGLISH BUILDING CONTRACTS AND ADDITIONAL APPROPRYlTION FOR- ARCHITECT^@^^^^^ - construction of the Endish Building (without cleaning up operations being done, since that-was not possibie with work still in progress on the air conditioning of Hogg Auditorium and in modifying the utility systems) I recornaend approval and ratification of the issuance of a change order by Mr. C. H. Sparenberg, Comptroller, in the amount of $1,588 from Accouiit No. 9678, General Contract - J. M. Odom Construction Company to Account No. 9670, Air Conditioning of Eogg Auditorium and Modification to the Utility Systems - Natkin and Company. I further recommend an appropriation of $511 .OO from Account No. 94340 - English Classroom Building - Allotment Account to Account No. 94.352 - English Classroom Building - Architectural Supervision and Other Costs, this amount being necessary to pay the salary of Mr. Elvin 0. Doughty as Clerk-of-the-works for September plus Workmen's Compensation Insurance and Social Security thereon. CEANGE --ORDER TO RFMODELING -HILL HALL--- CONTRACT: I recommend approval and ratification of a change order, issued by Mr. C. E. Sparenberg, Comptroller, transferring $1,092.24 from Account No. 52710 - Enlarging &-*.,PressBox, Remodeling Hill Hall and Annex, and Addition to Swinrming $001 to ~ccountNo. 94052 - Furniture and Equipment for Moore Hall, Simkins Hall, Blanton Dormitory, Varsity Cafeteria, and Hill Hall - The Abel Stationers Contract, this additional money being needed for the purchase of chairs for the student rooms in Hill Hall comparable to those in Moore Hall.
51AIVING OF NEPOTISM (akdicdl Branch): I recommend that waivers of nepotism%e granted to tine following:
(1) Dr. C. C. Morris, Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatrics and Mrs. Eleanor Morris, Laboratory Technologist I, paid from USPH Grant
(2) Dr. E. B. Rowe, Assistant Professor, Department of Surgery and Dr. Carolyn Rowe, his wife, Associate Professor, Department of Radiologsr
(3) Dr. Arthur Ruskin, Associate Professor, Department of Internal Medicine, and Mrs. Belle Ruskin, Research Associate in the Tissue Metabolism Resewch LaSoratory
(4) Dr. C. E. Hall, Professor, Department of Physiology and Mrs. Octavia Hall, Research Associate in the Department of Physiology, paid from Cancer Society grant to Dr. Hall (5) Dr. W. 3. Hild, Research Associate in the Tissue Culture Laboratory and Mrs. Ursula Hild, Research Technician I in the Tissue Culture Laboratory
MEDICAL RESEARCH FOUI'DATIOr? (1S:edical Branch): In view of the fact %hat an indeaendent organization, The biedical Research Foundation of Texas, Inc.,*which hasno official connection whatsoever with The University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, has been formed, it is requested that the recommendation approved by the Regents at their meeting on January 28, 1955, be withdrawn. This would rescind the action set fo,rYn on page 3 of the Minutes of that date. CONTRACTS FOR- CONSTRUCTD'JG THXEE DORMITORIES AND APARTMEW BULtDlXG AT 7 THE IDICAL BRANCH: Recorded below are the final- figures on the con- -struction contracts for the three dormitories and apartment building at the Medical Branch. I reconmend ratification and approval of the change orders listed and of payments under the various contracts as indicated: CONTRACTS FOR CONSTRUCTTMG THREE DORMI'TORIES AND- APARBdENT BUILDING -TEE MEDICALBRKNCH(continur -
Texas Gulf Construction Company, General Contract Original Contract Award $640,279 .OO Less Net Change Orders 594.31 Final Contract Price $639,684.69
A. J. Warren, Plvmbing Contract Original Contract Award $99,859 .a0 Less Net Change Orders 1,595 .oo Final Contract Price $98,264.00
Straus-Frank Company, Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning Contract Oriainal Contract Award $166,981 .OO ~essNet Change Orders Final contract gi'ce
Pan American Electric Company, Electrical Contract Original Contract Award Less Net Change Order Final Contract Price
Cameron Fairchild and Associates, Associate Architect Fee Originally Set Vp on Books $50,490-29 Less Reduction Due to Changes in Construction Contracts 443.76 Final Fee Due
Mark Lemmon, Consulting Architect Fee Originally Set Up on Books $10,098.06 Less Reduction Due to Changes in Construction Contracts 88.75 Final Fee Due $10,009.31
I further recommend that all remaining balances in tiiese accounts over and above the final net totals as listed above be trar,sferred to Account No. 9839 - Medical Branch Buildings - Housing and Home Finance Agency Project No. Tex 41-CH-11 - DJ.lot?nent Account for use in construc- tion of three add%tional dorsnitorles and buildi~gto be used for a cafeteria, lounge, and faculty housii~g.
RE'XCAL CONTRACT ( Medical Branch): On the basis of appropriate requisition fromthe Medical Branch, the State Board of Control has 1 made an award of a rental contract as listed below. I recommend >. A ,. approval and ratification of the award as made by the Board and i further recommend that Mr. C. R. Sparenberg, Comptroller, be "-, authorized to sign for the University:
6 -2 Rental agreement between The University of Texas and Galveston Pier Corporation covering auditorium i space in the Galveston Pleasure Pier Building, Galveston, Galveston County, Texas, used for com- mencement program for the Medical Branch of The University of Texas for one day only, June 3, 1955, at a rental of $307.00 RENTAL CONTRACT (Southwestern Medical School): On the basis of appropriate requisition from Southwestern Medical School, the State Board of Control has made an award of a rental contract as listed below. I recommend approval and ratification of the award as made by the Board and further recommend that Mr. C. R. Sparenberg, Comptroller, be authorized to sign for the University: 9 '"I .:.v .:.v .(-,. t7 ...... <. Rental agreement between The University of Texas and John F. O'Conner covering 4500 square feet of floor space located at 3802 Maple Avenue, Dallas, DaUss County, Texas, to be used as an auditorium, art studio camera room, laboratory, photographic dark room, chemi- cal mixing room, and oPfice space for the two-year period beginning September 1, 1955, at a monthly rental rate of $200.00. This lease contract may be cancelled by either party by giving thirty days! written notice.
Sincerely yours,
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October 5, 1955
President Logan Wilson Main Building 101 The University Dear President Wilson: A I am submitting herewith a docket for the Main University and Extramural Divisions for the meeting of the Bard of Regents ifl El Paso on October 14 and 15, 1955.
i(y4-55Budget fice of the Registrar ---Appoint Miss Betty So McDonald as Clerk-Typist, effective June 1, 195% at a twelve months' rate of $2,160 plus supplement, funds to come from unused and Unallocated Salaries. tudent Life-- Staff . Transfer the sum of $90.00 from the Office and Traveling Expenses account - Student Life Staff - to Clerical Assistants. 3. Increase the account for Office and Traveling Expensea, Dean of YWomen, by $86.00 from Unallocated Maintenance and Equipment. International Advisory Office Q ,- 4. Increase the account for Clerical Assistance by $209.65 from Main +'b.' - l~lver~ityUnappropriated Balance, this amount representing balance of funds fromthe program for Gerrnan local govemnt officials which lapsed to General Funds. Official Publications 5. Increase the Maintenance and Equipment account by $800 from Unallo- X cated Maintenance and Equipntent . General Expenses he account for Commencement by $350 from Unallocated intenance and Equipment.
01 of Architecture d salaries the sum of $340 to the Maintenance
the Maintenance and Equipment account by $190 from Unallo- and Equipment.
Geology 9. Increase the Maintenance and Equipment account by $180 from Unallo- cated Maintenance and Equipment. Speech -crease the Maintenance and Equipment account by $162 from Unallocated Maintenance and Equipment, a like amount to be deducted from the Maintenance and Equipment account in the 1955-56 Budget.
11. Increase the Maintenance and Equipment acc0un.t by $200 from Unallo- 1954-55 Budget (Continued) -cation from Office and Travel Expenses (No. 2384) the sum of College Consultant, Travel Expense (NO. 2389). P
unused salaries the amount of $84.34 to Senior
College --- of Fine Arts Transrer $1,241.50 to Msintenance and Equipment, $850 from Guards Exhibitions and $391.50 from Long Session Teaching Assistants and account.
1 /ueic -15. Increase the Maintenance and Equipment account (No. 2491) by $306.25, $56.25 from Social Science Research Assistants and $250 ii' , from Clerical Assistants, Office of the Dean. ( 16. Transfer $120 from Maintenance and Equipment to Accompanists. 17- Transfer $200 from Maintenance and Equipment to Office of the 9 L Dean Travel Expense account. sip =-L School of Law h-i~pp~i~~~s Lenore Elizabeth Whiteside as Secretary, effective June 7, 1955, at $2,280 for twelve months, plus supplement, funds to come from unused and Unallocated Salaries. > *G Maintenance, Equipment and Travel account by $300 from Unallocated Maintenance and-~~ui~ment,a like amount to be deducted from the 1955-56 Budget account. &r ' &%4& JnA Science -and Tactics %/- 20. Increase the Mintenance and Xquipment account by $76.00 from unused salaries. and Tactics ~Naintenanceand Equipment account by $100 from Unallo- and Equipment, a like mount to be deducted from
Maval Science and Tactics 22. Delete the name of Captain Fraacis J. Johnson as Professor and &/%airmaneffective at close of business June 21, 1955, as he was detached June 22. Conrmander Ilsdford K. Arner will serve as Acting 9 n Professor until a replacement for Captain Johnson is assigned. "*I& / ---Dean of the Graduate School kp* 23. ~ransfer$133.33 from Account No. 2633, Travel to Medical Units, to Account Wo. 2632, office and Traveling Expenses. 1955 Smer Session Y,.., .AT Student Life Staff . . j .,,)'-i,'.,-'-' x - .-w<.. ete t=e of Miss Margaret Peck, Associate Dean of Women ,..),*,.., ..,,.,,, .. , ... . ., ,... .. tudent Group Advisor 111) (half-time) at $396 from the Second Term. 25. Appoint Hiss Helen Flinn as Assistant Dean of Women (student Group Advisor 11) (half-time) for the Second Term at a total stipend of $317.50, funds to come from unused salaries. !college of--- Arts and Sciences Anthropology i/ ! 26. Create an account for Teaching Assistants and Assistants in the ,\.. .? .,.I Second Term in the amount of $59.35, funds to come from Summer Session ,,.~ .- ,/ ,, _* .. Unappropriated Balance. ..~... .. 1955 Summer Session (continued) College of Arts and Sciences (continued) Bacteriology---~ d27. Create an account for Teaching Assistants and Assistants in the b Second Term in the amount of $75.00, funds to come from Sumer . . \, ..t.. Session Unappropriated Balance. - .., Chemistry . 28. Appoint Dr. L. 0. Morgan as Associate Professor in the Second ' - iflh at a total stipend of $966, funds to come from unused sahries . , in the amount of $949, plus $17.00 from Summer Session Unappropriated \;, \;, Balance. ;'. .,';- Classical Languages ,.' 29. Change the appointment of Dr. James A. Hitt, Instructor, Second * .-': ,+/Perm, from four-fifths time at $532 to Nltime at $666, the .++~ditional $134 to come from Summer Session Unappropriated Balance. .. 2 -m%- sl .,2,fi) Economics 30. Create an account for Teaching Assistants and Assistants in the "'~irst Term in the amount of $285, funds to come from unused salaries. j ,. ... ,, >, I_ > 31. Create an account for Teaching Assistants and Assistants in the ~ .., .. , becond Term in the amount of $396, $149 to come from unused salaries , ,.. and $247 from Summer Session Unappropriated Balance. English - 32. Accept the resignation of Mr. Arthur M. Cory, Assistant Professor at $733 from the Second Term. 33. Approve the following appointments in the Second Term, at the stipends indicated, funds to come from unused salaries and/or Summer Session Unappropriated Balance: Assistant Professor Sarah Dodson (3/5 time) Instructor James B. Colvert (full-time, a change from 3/5) Lois B. Trice George 0. Marshall, Jr. (3/5 time) Ernest B. Speck (3/5 time) Sidney Schiffer (3/5 time) Frederick W. Eckman (2/5 time) Herbert Berergman (3/5 time July 19-26, 1955) William J. Handy (2/5 time July 19-26, 1955 at $41.00, full-time, effective July 27 at $510).
Gfhlogy &-crease the account for Teaching Assistants and Assistants in the Second Term by $900, funds to come from Summer Session Unappropriated Balance. 35. Appoint Bfr. Wilfred F. Row, Jr. as Instructor for the Intersession at $300, funds to come from Summer Session Unappropriated Balance. Government ;' 36. Accept the resignation of Dr. J. Alton Burdine, Professor (half-time) at $691, from the Second Term and transfer $311 from his salary to the account for Teaching Assistants and Assistants. History 37. Approve the appointment of Mrs. Coral B. Wisas Assistant i Professor (modified service) in the First Term at a stipend of $321, funds to come from Summer Session Unappropriated Balance. 38. Increase the account for Teaching Assistants and Assistants, Second Term, by $57.00, funds to come from Summer Session Unappropriated Balance. 1955 Summer Session (continued) 9---C llege of Arts and Sciences (continued) d%Ynematics -and Astronomy 39. Change the appointment of Dr. A. E. Cooper, Professor, from full to half-time in the Second Term at $591 for the period. 40. Approve the following appointments in the Second Term, funds to come from unused salaries and/or Summer Session Unappropriated Ealance: Professor C. M. Cleveland (3/10 time) Assistant Professor William Thorns Guy, Jr. (3/10 time) Special Instructor William A. Holley
41. Create an account for Teaching Assistants and Assistants in the Second Term in the amount of $924.85, of this amount $848 to come from Summer Session Unappropriated Balance and $76.85 from unused salaries. *- Philosophy 42. Increase the account for Teaching Assistants and Assistants in the Second Term by $60.00 from Summer Session Unappropriated Balance. Physics ' nrrectdocket item k6 for the July meeting to show the $262 from unused salary of Dr. R. N. Little in the Second Term to be added to the Teaching Assistant and Assistant account in the First Term rather than in the Second. 44. Increase the account for Teaching Assistants and Assistants in the Second Term by $772.25 from Sumnrer Session Unappropriated Balance. s** Psycholow k5. Change the appointment of Dr. Hugh C. Blodgett, Professor, from full to four-fifths time in the Second Term at a total stipend of $986. 46. Appoint Mr. Robert E. Morin as Assistant Professor (four-fifths time) for the Second Term at a total stipend of $572, funds to come from unused salaries and Summer Session Unappropriated Balance. 47. Increase the accouni: for Teaching Assistants and Assistants in the Second Term by $ll7 by transfer from unused salaries. i ,.'Romance Languages 48.ange the appointment of Dr. C. A. Swanson, Professor, from three-fifths timenetofull-time at $1,133 for the-second ~erm, additional funds to come from unused salaries. 49. Appoint Dr. David T. Sisto as Assistant Professor (three-fifths time) for the Second-Term at a total stipend of $459, funds to come from unused salaries and Summer Session Unappropriated Balance. 50. Appoint Mrs. Madeleine Derdeyn-Joseph as Special Instructor (three-fifths time) for the Second Term at a total stipend of $429, fund^-to come from Summer Session Unappropriated Ealance. , ;-Speech 51. Appoint Mrs. Marjorie D. Parker as Special Instructor (three- fifths time) for the Second Term at a stipend of $349, funds to come from Summer Session Unappropriated Balance.
'd- zoo10&g 52. Transfer $181 from the First Term Teaching Assistants and Assistants account to that account in the Second Term. Physical Training for Men 53. Appoint Mr. Joe-- Conley Bowling as Special Instructor, Second Term, " at a total stipend of $700, funds to come from fees for Non-Student Classes. M-4 1955 Summer Session (Continued) Cglege of Arts and Sciences (Continued) ysical Training for Women '& 54. Appoint Mrs. Janet-- Morse as Instructor (part-time) for the Second Term at a total stipend of $232, funds to come from fees for Non- I Student Classes. Wlege of Business Administration
4 .. ~ccountis 55. Appoint Mr. Morgan E. Shipman as Lecturer for the Second Term at a total stipend of $500, flmds to come from Summer Session . Unappropriated Balance. ,+.' QJ~usinessServices 56. Grant Mr. Francis B. May, Assistant Professor, Second Term at $833, a leave of absence without salary for the period July 25 - August 7, 1955. 57. Appoint Miss Nellie Marie Barnes as Lecturer for the period July 25 - August 31, 1955, at a total stipend of $500, funds to come from unused salaries and Summer Session Unappropriated Balance. 58. Appoint Miss Stella Traweek as Assistant Professor for the period July 20 - August 7, 1955, at a total stipend of $377.57, funds to come from Summer Session Unappropriated Balance. Management " 59. Appoint Mr. Burnard Sord as Lecturer (two-thirds time) in the Second Term at a total stipend of $400, funds to come from unused salaries.
60. Apgoint I&. Wilfred Watson as Assistant Professor (two-fifths time), Second Term, at a total stipend of $320, funds to come from unused salaries. Cpllege of Education . CurriculE and Instruction 61. Accept -the resignation of Mr. Herman A. Newsom, Assistant Professor at $783, fici the Second Term, and transfer $383 of his unused salary to the account for Teaching Assistants and Assistants. 62. Create a position of Lecturer, part-time in tne Second Term at $400, funds to come from Summer Session Unappropriated Balance. Educational Administration '" 63. Create an account for Teaching Assistants and Assistants in the Second Term in the amount of $200, funds to come from Summer Session Unappropriated Balance. 64. Appoint Mr. Joe E.14itcheI.l as Visiting Lecturer for the Second Term at a total stipend of $500, funds to coiie from unused salaries. Sducational- Psychology 65. Change the appointment of Dr. 0. B. Douglas, Professor, from half to two-thirds time in the Second Term at a total stipend of $833, additional funds to come from unused salaries. 66. Appoint Mr. Roger N. McCown as Assistant Professor (half'-time), Second Term, at a total stipend of $333, funds to come from account for Teaching Assistants and Assistants. 67- Increase the Teaching Assistants and Assistants account, Second Term, by $42.00 from unused salaries and by $210.75 from First Term Teaching Assistants and Assistants.
68. Appoint Mr. Alton C. KN~Jas Lecturer for the First Tern at a totsl salary of $866, funds $0 come from unused sdaries. 1955 Summer Session (continued) Col1,ege of Education (Continued) ~&y%icalxndHealth Education -459. ~ransrfrom ' Consultants for Workshops" the sum of $165.87 to create an account "Payment to the United States Office of Education for Workshop Consultant Services,'' both accounts in the Nrst Term.
i 70. Change the appointment of Mr. C. J. Alderson, Assistant -*' Professor, Second Term, from one-third to two-thirds time at a stipend of $576, additional funds to come from First Term item, "Consultants for Workshop ." 71. Transfer from the account for Teaching Assistants and Assistants in the First Term the sum of $36.00 to that account in the Second Term. &allege of Engineering hivil- ~naneering 72. Transfer $19.00 from the First Term Teaching Assistants and Assistants account to that account in the Second Term. fl"lectrical Engineering 73. Transfer $34.00 from the First Term Teaching Assistants and Assistants account to that account in the Second Term. &ice of the Dean lnh~g~h~pointmentof Dean W. R. Woolrich to one-third ti= for the period JJ; 4-18, 1955, changing his total stipend for the First Term to $821, and in the Second Term change his appointment to a one-fourth time basis at a total stipend of $375. dollege of Fine Arts J~ram --- -75. Transfer from the First Tern Teaching Assistants and Assistants account to that account in the Second Term the sum of $282.46. '.~~i1usic T~ppointMiss Eleanor Page as Lecturer for the Second Term at a total stipend of $300, funds to come from Summer Session Unappropriated Balance.
77. Appoint Mrs. Edra Gustafson as Special Instructor for the Second Term at a total stipend of $633, funds to corn from unused salaries.
78. Increase the account for Teaching Assistants and Assistants, First Term by $434 from unused salaries in that term, and by $766 from unused salaries in the Second Term.
79. Transfer the sum of $65 .OO from unused salaries in the Second Term to the item "Band, Orchestra and Choral Workshop" in the First Term. 80. Increase the account for Teaching Assistants and Assistants, Second Term, by $300 from unused salaries. d 1 .i College of Pharmacy nPxntDr. Leon 0. Wilken, Jr., as Special Instructor, Secand Term, at a total stipend of $600, f'unds to come from unused salarles in the First and Second Terms and fromthe Teaching Assistants and Assistants fund in the Second Term. 1954-55 Budget - Organized Research University Research Institute 82. Increase the allotment to Project No. 452 (~r.George W. Hoffman) \ by $30.00 from Account No. 2684. .~,, > ', '~< ,,,i ':- ~ 83. Increase the allotment to Project No. 450 (Dr. E. F. ade en) by , .. \.? $63.17 from Research Aid and Tublication. Research in Anthropolo $60.29 fzmthe Maintenance, Equipnent and Travel account Assistants and Typists. 1954-55 Budget - Organized Research (continued) . Research in Zoology -n&r to the Maintenance and Equipment account the balance in unused salaries, in the approximate total of $1,037.37. / Aooperative Program in Educational Administrstion 86. Appoint Dr. as E. Moore as Coordinator for the period June 16 - August 31, 1955, at a monthly rate of $722.22, funds available in budget position.
87 Increase the Equipmnt account in the General Funds Portion in the amount of $595.12 by transfer of the following amounts from source indicated:
Unused Salaries $474.45 clerical Assistance 60.50 Office Supplies and Expense 60.17
88. Increase the Clerical and Secretarial Assistance account in tihe Grant portion by $600 from unused salaries.
Biochemical Institute 'J 89. Transfer $2,056 from Clayton Foundation Grant item Research Scientists, Aides, Breeders, etc. to item for Maintenance, Wages, Supplies, and Equipment.
90. Transfer $4,725 from Clayton Foundation Grant - Trace Element and Mineral Studies item for Research Scientists, etc, to Maintenance, Vages, Supplies, and Equipment.
bkureau of Business Research 91. c&ge the appointment of Mr. Richard C . Henshaw, Jr ., Statistician, to two-fifths the for the period July 19 - August 31, 1955, with corresponding c'nange in rate of pay,
92. change the appointment of Mrs. Marjorie T. Cornwell, Administrative\ Clerk, from a three-fifths time to a full-time'basis for the month .. of August at $320, the additional funds needed to come from Unallocated Salaries.
93. Appoint Mr. William S. Me, Jr. as Social Science Research Associate I for the month of August at $290, fms to come from Unallocated Salaries.
94. Appoint Mr. William Eugene Wright as Social Science Research Associate I1 (Faculty) on a three-eighths time basis for the month of August at a total salary of $145.83, funds to come from Unallocated Salaries.
Bureau of Engineering Research ,/'- -- 95. Provide the salary of Dean W. R. Woolrich from unused salary funds from this division for the period July 4 - Aufpst 27, 1955, at a total of $679 on a one-third time basis.
Institute of Latin-American Studies 96. TransEr the sum of $400 from Account No. 2971 - Maintenance, Equipment, Printing and Travel to Account No. 2970 - General Publica- tions Fund. --Institute of Public Affairs 97. Increase the account for Travel, Supplies, Publications and d./Incidentals by $160.38 from unused salaries. 1954-55 Budget - Organized Research (continued) P nt Research Institute - &Appoint i$iar%-~. Morrow as IQcologist for the period June 16 - ~ugust31, 1955, on a -1-time basis at $566.66 per month, funds to coxe from Account No. 7309, Mycology Salaries. w-Texas Petroleum Research Cormittee 99:. Increase the accountxmrial, Equipment, Travel, hiblications, Wages by $6,002.54, the funds necessary on deposit with the State Treasurer in the Oil and Gas Enforcement Fund No. 79, Appropriation Number H-495, and by $2,489.88 from unused salary funds.
Division of Extension wSxtension-- Teaching and Field Service Bureau 100 Appoint Mr. orm- &ugh as Special Instructor in Mathematics for the period June 7 - July 18, 1955, at a total stipend of $735, funds to come from Main University UnalSocated Salaries.
10%. Increase the account for Extension Teaching Centers by $12,000 from Main University Unappropriated Balance. 102. Transfer the sum of $1,000 from Extension Teaching Centers to Clerical Assistants.
103. Transfer $175 to Correspondence Instruction for World War Veterans from the Maintenance, Traveling and Printing account.
and Business Training Bureau 104. Grant Bethel I. Fox. Suecialist in DmCleaning at $5.200. -. for twelve months, a lezve of absence without bay for tge period July 18-29, 1955.
105. Transfer $300 from the account for Maintenance, Equipment, and Travel to account for Clerical Assistants.
dChgeLoan Library to Clerical Assistants $530 from Maintenance and Equipment and $133.66 from Unallocated Salaries.
Visual Instruction Bureau 107. Increase the account for Assistants by $10,025.83, funds to come from Film Rental Fund.
,./' ,,"Office of the Dean theaccount for Clerical Assistants by $380 from the account for Maintenance, Travel and Equipment.
Library 109. Grant Miss Mary Kirkpatrick, Librarian I11 at $4,728 for twelve months, plus supplement, a leave of absence without salary for the period August 8-25, 1955.
Phxsical Plant j/~~~rvisingArchitect 110. Transfer from Account No. 3166. Maintenance, Repairs, and Equipment the following amounts-to the accounts indicated-in the Department of Buildings and Grounds:
Maintenance, Repairs and Equipment $14,750.00 Office and Travel Expense 250.00 s IOffice of Superintendent of Utilities &?f 11-1. ~eEtethe name of Jack C. Maguire, Conmunications Engineer at $7,320 plus supplement, effective June 10, 1955, since he died on that date.
112. Increase the salary rate of Mr. Louis F. Townsend, Building Utility Operator, from $2,640 plus supplement for twelve months to $2,904 plus supplement effective August 1, 1955, funds to come from unused salaries. 1954-55 Budget (continued) Physical Plant- (continued) ,C)fficef Superintendent of Utilities (continued) 1x3. fzrease the salaryxte of Mr. William L. Lett, Building Utility Operator, from $3,048 for twelve months plus supplement to $3,204 plus supplement, effective August 1, 1955, additional funds to come from unused salaries.
114. Appoint Mr. Darrell J. Kendtall as Assistant Utility Station Operator at $2,904 for twelve months, plus supplement, effective July 1, 1955, funds to come from Unallocated Salaries. 115. Change the appointment of Mr. Robert I. Worley from Assistant Electrical Engineer at $5,484 for twelve months plus supplement to Communications Engineer at $6,0&3 plus supplement, effective August 1, 1955, additional funds to come from unused salaries.
&Giio-~e~evision 116. Appoint- - Mr. Robert F. Schenklran as Consultant for the period June 1 - July 31, 1955, at a total stipend of $1,000, funds to Conk? from unused salaries.
mau the account for Test Scoring, Supplies, and Miscellaneous by $400 from Unallocated Maintenance and Equipment. ll&. Create an account for Social Science Research Assistants in the ydount of $408.08 from unused salaries. /" dr Fellowships, Scholarships -and Research Aid- 119. Transfer $500 from Scholarships (non-resident graduate students) (~eachingAssistants) to Scholarships (non-resident graduate students). The University ---of Texas Press m. Accept the resignation of Mr. Glenn E. Brooks, Sales Assistant $at $3,720 for twelve months, plus supplement, effective at close of business July 31, 1955, and transfer $320 of unused salary to tie Rejolving Publications Fund. f Jtudents' Clipping 12L. Tran-4 from the fund Newspaper Subscriptions (Account No. 995) S-.Amd Students ' Clipping Bureau (NO. 6342) . xas Memorial Museum -122. Transfer to the account for Maintenance, Equipment, Investigation, Travel, Assistants, Printing, Labor, Repairs, etE. the following sums from the source indicated:
i Unused salaries $219.38 / Research Assistants 435.60 /' ;/! Texas Union 123.-- Transfer from the Texas Union Building Account (NO. 8907) $4,512.99 to the Te.kas Union General Account (NO. 6335). / Government Sponsored Research Projects -,$ -,$ Bureau of Business Research - ---Gulf Coast Study, No.- 14-06-500-140 Changethe appointment of Mr. William Eugene Wright, Social Science Research Associate, Prom full-time at $388.88 per month to five-eights time at $243.05, effective August 1, 1955.
125. Appoint Mr. Francis B. May as Research Scientist at $555.55 per month for the period JuLy 25 - August 7, 1955. , Coastal Study of Southwest Nlexico -pa Dr. Donald D. Brand as Director (Faculty) at $944.44 per month for the period July 19 - August 31, 1955. 1954-55 Budge$ (Continued) Government Sponsored ~6searchProjects (Continued) -combusti= Kinetics Project 2 Change the appointment of Dr. Robbin C. Anderson, Director (~aculty),to a full-time status at a monthly rate of $722.22 for the period July 19-31, 1955, removing him from payroll August 1-31, 1955. 128. Terminate the appointment of Dr. S. H. Simonsen, Research Scientist (chemistry) effective at close of business May 31, 1955.
Defense Research Laboratory 1. Approve changes from present status to that indicated below for the- following (full-time unless otherwise shown) : Monthly -Rate Effective Date- Associate Director (Faculty) Milton J. Tflompson Research Ebgineer (Faculty) Harold J. Plass, Jr. (3643 hours per week) July 19, 1955 Henry G. Rylander, Jr. 1 9 1955 Elmer L. Rixson June 16, 1955 Research Engineer V Harry F. Ebert June 16, 1955 Marcel E. C. Gres June 16, 1955 Frank W . McBee, Jr . June 16, 1955 Research Engineer IV Richard 0. Gfelty June 16, 1955 Research Engineer I11 Edward M, Wight June 16, 1955 William B. Savage, Jr. June 16, 1955 Edwin H. Block, Jr. June 1, 1955 Design Engineer (Faculty) Noel C. McGuire June 16, 1955 Research Scientist (chemistry) (~aculty) Norman Hackem (half -tine) June 16, 1955 Research Scientist (~eology) (Faculty) Robert L. FOB June 1, 1955 Research Scientist (~athemtics) (~aculty) William T. Guy (38 hours per week) July 19, 3-955 Research Scientist (physics) (~aculty) Claude W. Rorton July 1, 1955 Claude W. Horton (1/4 time) AUWst 1, 1955 A. Wilson Nolle June 16, 1955 Research Scientist (~sycholow) (~aculty) Hugh C. Blodgett (3/4 time ) June 16, 1955 Hugh C. Blodgett (1/4 time) July 19, 1955 Hugh C. Blodgett (9120 time) July 25, 1955 ~1o~dA. ~eff ress June 16, 1955 Research Scientist (physics) V Otto J. Baltzer (3/4 time) 600.00 Aumst 1, 1955 Research Scientist (~sychology)IV Thorns T. Sandel 467.00 June 16, 1955 Donald C. Teas 467.00 June 16, 1955 Research Scientist (physics) 111 J. David Gavenda 404.00 June 1, 1955
10. Appoint Mr. EiLrl 0. Wulsasch as Research Engineer IV (half -time) at $282.50 per month, effective July 5, 1955. M.10 1954-55 -Budget (Continued) Government Sponsored Research Projects (continued) Electrical ~ngineerinr~GchLaboratory 131. Appoint Mr. Donald C. Tliir=adio Engineer at $400 per month, effective July 20, 1955. 132. Grant Mr. DeForrest Metcalf, Jr ., Research Eng3neer IV at $592 per month, a leave of absence without salary for the period June 17-30, 1955. 133. Approve changes from present status to that indicated below for toe following: Monthly -Rate Effective Date- . Director Archie W. Straiton (full-time) $1,100.00 June 16, 1955 Assistant Director and Radio Engineer Frederick E. Brooks, Jr . (ll/12 time) 682.40 June 16, 1955 Radio Engineer William C. Duesterhoeft, Jr. (ll/12 time) 550.00 June 16, 1955 Cullen M. Crain (11/12 tine) 590.74 June 16, 1955 Harold Wood Smith (11/12 time) 539.80 June 16, 1955 bleteorologist Kenneth R. Jehn
Research Engineer IV John Paul German Resign August 21, 1955
Genetics Foundation 134. Approve the following appoint~nts: Monthly Rate- Effective -Date Research Scientist, Director Wilson S. Stone (1/4 time) $ 236.11 July 1-18, 1955 Wilson S. Stone (full-time) 944.44 July 19, 1955 Research Scientist (Faculty) Marshall R. Wheeler 5ll.11 July 1, 1955 Research Scientist V Warren P. Spencer
Inorganic Chemistry Project 135. Accept the resignation of Mr. Donald M. Sowards, Research Scientist (chemistry) IV at $504 per month, effective at close of business June 30, 1955. Military Physics Research Laboratory 1-36.prove changes from present status to that indicated below for the following: Monthly -Rate Effective Ds Executive Director M. Y. Colby (full-time) $ 955.55 June 16, 1955 Research Scientist (Mathematics) Robert E . Greenwood (military leave) 000.00 ~ugust15-26, 1955 Research Scientist (physics) Robert B . Watson 666.66 July 19-31, 1955 Technical Reports Edftor John A. Walter (1/4 time) 1954-55 -Budget (continued) Government Sponsored Research ProJects (Continued) Military Physics Research ~aboF(~ontinued) Monthly Rate Effective -Date . . Instrument Shop Foreman George H. Olewin (leave) $ 000.00 June 20-24, 1955 137. Appoint Mr. John F. Mannix as Research Scientist IV at $490 per month, effective June 1, 1955. Nuclear Physics Labora5ory Changethe appointment of Mr. Norman A. Bostxvll from Research ist (physics)-I11 (half-time), at a full-tiqe.monthly rate of Research Scientist (Physics) V at $592 per month, effective
~chologicalResearch Foundation - AF 18(600) - 913 1$9. Terminate the appointment of Mr. Philip Worchel, Director (Faculty) effective at close of business July.J.5, 1955. Research Foundation - AF 18(600) - 916 Dr. Robert Blake as Director (Faculty) Auest 29-31, 1955 of $688.88. Research in Medical Bacteriology the appointment of Mr. Charles E. Lankford, Director a one-tenth time basis to full-time at $722.22 per month,. effective August 1, 1955. Research in Mold Metabolism f Jackson W. Foster as Director (Faculty) at $944.44 per month, effective July 19, 1955. Research in Properties of Liquids Solids -i43xmo7e Mr. A. ~ilznNolle, ~ire-Faculty) from the payroll, dfiective at close of business August 5, 1955. Sanitary- Engineering Project y. Accept the resignation of Mr. E. J. M. Berg, Research Scientist (Chemistry) IV (half-time) at $207 per month, effective at close of business June 24, 1955. t454 Appoint Mr. Iamence Hirsch as Research Scientist 111 (half-time) at $233.50 per month, effective June 1, 1955. Structural Mechanics Research Laboratory Appoint Mr. Gene C. Walker as Research Engineer (Faculty) at 428.88 per month, effective June 16, 1955. 147.~ Aprove changes from present status to that indicated below for the follc?ri.i.ng: Monthly-- Rate Effective Date- esearch Engineer (Faculty) A. A. Toprac (half -time) $ 305.56 June 16, 3.955 Hudson Matlock 611 .lf June 16, 1955 Frank Grant Bryant (half -time ) 261.11 June 16, 1955 James W. Turnbow (18-8/9 hows per week) 251.85 June 16, 1955 James W. Turnbow (half-time) 266.66 July 19, 1955 - 1955-56 Budget --_I_ Student Healtn Center - Outpatient Division \%+$1. Appoint - Dr. ilillisn E. Cochran to the unfilled position of Physician (~eneralMedicine) (temporary) (half-time) at $3,234 for twelve months, effective September 1, 1955.
2. Remove Dr. S. W. Bohls, Physician, Specialist (pathology) (part- time) at $3,100 for twelve months, from the University payroll for the period September 1, 1955 - February 29, 1956, and transfer $1,200 of his salary to the Maintenance and Equipment account. 1955-56 Budget (continued) Longhorn Bands- 4 3. Appoint Mr. Vincent R. DiNino to unfilled position Director of ''I&: ''I&: Longhorn Bands, at $6,000 for ten months, effective September 1; L355. i % Mr. DiNino will also have title of Guest Lecturer in Music with no additional compensation. School of Architecture 4.pznt Mr. Hugh L. McMath as Acting Director, effective September, 1955, pending the selection of a permanent Director. 5. Approve the following appointments at the total stipend indicated for each period of appointment: sistant Professor , :>&4illiam Cl&k Craig (one-third time) (First semester) $ 800 ,..% Lee Francis Hodgden (second semester) 2,400 cturer 3Claude Arthur hlf-time) (~irstsemester) 1,200 College ---of Arts and Sciences a RntRnv 9 ------7"T 1,. i 6.mt Mr. Walter V. Brawn, Associate Professor (three-fowths th) at'$4,500 for nine months, a leave of absence without salary for the First Semester since he is being given a research assigment by the University Research Institute.
A 7. Change the appointment of Mr. Irwin Spear, Assistant Professor, from two-thirds time at $3,333 for nine months to full-tine at $5,000, effective Septefier 16, 1955, additional funds to come from unused salary of Mr. Brown.
-U 8. Change the appointment of Mr. B. L. Turner, Assistant Professor, ck&.- from two-thirds tirm? at $3,067 for nine months to five-sixths time at ---c. - $3,834, effective September 16, 1955, additional funds in amount of $583 to come from unused salary of Mr. Brown, and $184 frcm Teaching Assistants and Assistants. English 9. Grant leaves of absence without sabm to the follawina Pr~feSsorS ;or the Long Session since they have been-invited to teachat the % university indicated: kr~,w4 Dr. Rudolph Willard ($9,500 for nine months) - Columbia .Dr. M. M. Crow ($8,200 for nine months) - Chicago 'gvJIO. Appoint Dr. Stith Thompson as Visiting Professor for the Second '-- Semester at a total stipend of $5,000, funds to come from unused salaries.
I 11. Appoint Dr. Arthur Keister Moore as Visiting Associate Professor for the Second Semester at a total stipend of $3,200, funds to come from unused salaries. "12. Appoint Mrs. Alice Lovelace Cooke as Assistant Professor for the Iiong Session at $4,800, funds to come from unused salaries.
j13. Change the appointment of Dr. Leo Hughes, Associate Professor at ,lc[> ;. L,, L,, $6,300 for nine months, to a two-%birds time basis for the First Semester in order that he may serve as Assistant Dean in the Graduate School in the absence of Dr. Livingston. 14. Grant a leave of absence without salary from the Department to the d:. following Associate Professors for the First Semester since they have .,L,,/-;; .,L,,/-;; been given a Research Institute grant: L., 9 .-.,. ~ '.. -..< ~.,...'
-I, I Dr. Walter Powell Stewart ($6,000 for nine months) Dr. Gerald kngford ($5,400 for nine months)
1955-56 Budget (continued) College of ~GitlessAdministration (continued) Marketinz Resources, Transportation, and International Trade 29. Change the status of Dr. Eli Cox -from Assistant Professor- at $5,500 for nine months to Associate Professor (1955-56 only) without change in salary. College of Education ~urricul'jiii-and Instruction 30. Change footnote (a) on Dr. Glenn E. Barnett to show him Associate Dean instead of Assistant Dean.
31. Delete the name of Dr. Rerxnan A. Newsom, Assistant Professor at $5,000 for nine months,since he has resigned prior to September 16, 1955. 32. Appoint Miss Mary Frances Flournoy as Assistant Professor at $4,900 for nine months, effective September 16, 1955, funds to come from unused salaries.
33. Appoint Mr. Loy E. Prickett as Assistant Professor for the Long Session at a salary of $4,500, funds to come from unused salaries.
34. Change the source of the $1,500 addition to the Teaching Assistants and Assistants funds, reported in the July docket to come from funds in Dean's Office, to Unallocated Salaries. Office ---of the Dean 35. Change the title of Dr. Glenn E. Barnett from Assistant Dean; Professor of Curriculum and Instruction to Associate Dean; Professor of Curriculum and Bstruction. College of Engineering Mechanicz Engineering 36. Grant Mr. Horace E. Staph, Assistant Professor at $5,000, a leave of absence without salary for the period September 16-30, 1955. Petroleum Engineering 37. Appoint Mr. Norman hntas Assistant Professor at $5,900 for nine months, funds to come from unused and Unallocated Salaries. College of Fine Arts Drama --- r~ppointMiss N?rgaret Servine to the unfilled position of Assistant Professor at $4,500 for nine months, effective Septeniber 16, 1955.
39. Appoint Mr. Edward A. Langhans to unfilled position of Assistant Professor at $4,500 for nine months, effective September 16, 1955. Music C~eletethe following from the budget since they resigned prior to September 16, 1955: Guest Professor Angel Reyes - $6,800 for nine months Guest Lecturer Ralph Briggs - $5,000 for nine months Assistant Professor Steven Kennedy - $4,500 for nine months
', ,. , \ 41. Appoint Mr. Alfredo de Saint-Malo as Guest Professor at $6,000 , "-; for the Long Session, funds to come from unused salaries. ,.-
, . ---,. School of Iaw -I .: .. ... z r~ha?igeheappointment of Mr. Robert W. Stayton, Professor at - $11,000 for nine months, plus supplement, to a half-time basis for the Long Session,.
,,A . 43. Appoint Mr. Charles Alan Wright as Visiting Associate Professor 'LL,:/; (1955-56 only) at $7,000 for nine months, funds to come from unused salaries. M-15 1955-56 Budget (continued) Graduate School of Librarj Science \rJ Appoint &.-fieartsill Henry Young as Lecturer at $4,500 for nine '.L.-\ months, effective September 16, 1955, and grant him a leave of absence without salary for the Long Session.
College of Pharmacy -1Ze the name of Miss Lcuise Pope, Lecturer and Chief Pharmacist at $2,550 for twelve months, since she resigned prior to September 1, 1955 -
, IZ Naval Science
+* ) T6.~pprove the appointment of Captain Donald Greer Irvine as 7 Professor and Chairman without salary from the University. -2 *?, School - Offlce of the Dean vointDr. Leo Z~ssistantDean for the First Semester on I a one-third the basis at a total salary of $1,200, funds to come from Unallocated Salaries. 1 University Research Institute . Approve the following research assignments for 1955-56 to members \ t: the staff, funds to come iron University Research Institute. The \ \ amounts in each case are the current departmental salaries for the \ period indicated and any changes in salaries will automstically change \ the amount of the Icstitute grant: \ Project -No. Amount --of Grant L-403 Associate F'rofessor W. V. Brown, Department i of Botany, for preparation of mnuscript of i i a book entitled The----- Nature of the Grass i Plant- ! j Research Assignment - First Semester L-405 Associate Professor Gerald Langford, I Department of English, for the completion of a critical biography of 0. Henry I I Research Assignment - First Semester i \ L-406 Professor D. L. Miller, Department of \ Philosophy, for the completion of a study \ i Science --and Its Method I Research Assignment - Second Semester ' L-408 Associate Professor Powell Stewart, Department of Engllsh, to pr9pare a pilot I volume index of British periodical liter-. \ ature of t3e 18th Century
Research Assignrtent - First Semester 3,000
Research in Zoology 49. ~eleGthe name of Dr. J. T. Patterson as Director since he has resigned, and appoint Dr. C. P. Oliver in his place.
Institute of Marine Science 50. Delete-the name of Dr. Gordon Gunter, Director and Research scientist V at $9,600 for twelve mont'ns since he reslgned prior to September 1, 1955. -- i...Xo-,. ,(...'. ., ,. .p! 51. Appoint Dr. Henry H. Hildebrand, Research Scientist I11 at $5,604 for twelve months, as Acting Director, -
Director George H. kcher Assistmt Director George W. Crawford Research Workers 16,744.00 (Senior Technologists, Technologists, Associate Technologists, Assistant Technologists, and Junior Technolo- @sts) Administrative Secretary 3,6J.+8.~, Accounting Clerk (half-tim) l,3&.00 Material, Equipment, Travel, Publications, wages 9,388.00
. Division of Extension % Bureau of%blic School Service 56.n~e~e~~rate of Mr. R. J. Kidd, Director to $7,850 for ten mnths, effective Septe!nber 1, 1955, additional funds to come from Interscholastic League Football Account. 57. RWppOint Mr. Roy Eedichek as Director Emeritus (mdified service) (ten months) at $2,973, effective Septeniber 1, 1955 - My 31, 1956, and August, 1956, funds to cone from Unallocated Salaries. 58. Increase the salary rate of Mr. Rhea Williams, Interscholastic Athletic Director; Assistant Director, to $7,850 for twelve months, effective September 1, 1955, addftional funds to come from Interscholastic League Football Account. Extension Teaching Bureau , 59. Change the tit-the position Assistant Director to Assistant -4 L professor-of Curriculum and Instruction at $5,200 for nine months, effective September 1, 1955, and appoint Mr. Wayne Taylor to the position. 60. Change the position of Associate Professor of Curriculum and Instruction; Associate Professor of Educational Administration at $5,000 for nine months, to Lecturer in Curriculum aad Instruction at - $4,400, the unused $600 to be used to establish an item "Consultants." \ $, -- Industrial -and Business Trainin$ Bureau /-- , bl. Increase the salary rate of Mr. Leland B. Luchsinger, Training Specialist n, fmm $5,880 for twelve months, to $6,168, effective September 1, 1955, additional funds to come from wedsalaries. ' . 62. Delete the name of Mr. Virgil W. Bernard, Training Specialist I11 at $5,085 for twelve months, since he resigned prior to September 1, 1955- &, . ..., , " Office of the Dean .*.: , r1nZeGthesalary rate of Mr. James R. D. Eddy, Dean, from $9,800 to $10,000, for &elve mnths, effective September 1, 1955, the additional funds to come from Unallocatecl Salaries.
64. Delete the name of Mr. Virgil A. James, Director of Executive Development; Associate Professor of pllansgemnt (half-time) at $4,000 for nine months, since he has resigned prior to September 1, 1955. 1955-56 Budget (~ontinucd) Library -tabfish an item 0081 Senior Library Assistant, salary r8nge $252- $290, number of posi$ions (8), in the total amount of $21,596.37, funds and number of positions to be derived frmtlle following: 6011 - Librarian I1 - $ 5,930.39 (2) 6010 - Librarian I - 15,665.38 (6) 66. Transfer from 6010 - Librarian I to oOBO - Library Assistant the sum of $3,780, decreasing the Librarian I position number to 13.5 and increasing the Library Assistant to 9. 67. !i'ransfer $3,324 from 6010 Librarian ,I ta 0010 - Clerk-Typist, increasing the number in latter classification by I, making a new total of 19.5. Physical Plant - Office ofE~irector - 68.hygnhe salary rate of Mr. C. J. Eckhardt, Director of Physics1 Plant, frim $8,937 as-carried in the budget of this division, to $9,481, additional fwds to come from Unallocated Salaries. This will change the total salary for twelve months to $11,669 instead of $11,125 as indicated in the printed budget. Office of Superintendent of Utilities 69.eEte the name of Sack IvIsguire, Communications Engineer at $7,104 for twelve monthg since he died in June 1955. I .>,* ,:"/ i ..,. , 70. Appoint Mr. Robert I. Worley as Communications Engineer at $6,168 . for twelve months, effective September 1, 1955, vice &. Wguire. Mr. is frdm ,, Worley being transferred position of Assistant Electrical ".- Engineer in the UtiUties -' Electrical section. ,, ; 71. Create a multiple line item as follows: 2211, Technical Staff Assistant I1 (~efrigeration),$252-320, (l), funds and position to cane from 32GQ, Maintenance Man (~ec&nical), $220-290, (3 j . 72. Transfer 1position and $2,640 from 3501 - Utility Worker (under ~lectrical) o 3200 - Maintenance Man (~lectrical),to provide suffi- q&.ent_ . . __ , fi&s...... lp1Us. _ $1'23 from U-ocated Salaries) to employ 7 indicated. Student Health Cente; - Inpatient Division 73. Delete the nan?= of Miss Louise Pope, Chief Pharmscist (half-t*) at $2,550 for twelve months, from The Pharmacy, since she resigned prior to September 1, 1955. Hogg Foundation 74.Approve the following trarsfers from Research, Publications and Travel to: Demrtment of Psychology (NO. 5b250) $ 3,000 Cooperative Youth Study - Department of Home Economics 9,900 Departmnt of Psychology - Dr. Harold Stevenson 6,610 Departwnt of Educational Psychology 15,500 School of Social Work - Professor Charles Laughton 1,500
Government Sponsored Research Projects Bureau'of Business ~e- --st Study 14-06-500-140 75. ~ppaintMr. Richard C. Henshaw, Jr., as Statistician (not to exceed ten hours per week) to be vouchered on an hourly basis of $3.08 (the fourth time monthly rate being $133.33), effecttve September 16, 1955.
Coastal Skudy of Southwest Mexico 76.point~xDonald D. =as Director (Faculty) at $1,000 per month for the period Septemner 1-15, 1955. 1955-56 Budget (continued) Government Sponsored Research Projects (~ontinued) Combustion Kinetics Project 77. Appoint Dr. ~obbm~nderswas Director (Faculty) at $877.77 per month for the period September 1-15, 1955. 78. Appoint Mr. Richard M. Hedges as Research Scientist IV (half-time) at a monthly rate of $257, effective September 1, 1955. Defense Research Laboratory nletethe name of Dr. Millard V. Barton, Research Engineer (Faculty), since he has resigned prior to September 1, 1955.
80. Delete the name of Mr. Richard 0. Welty, Research Engineer IV since he has resigned prior to September 1, 1955. Electrical Engineering Research Laboratory 81. Delete the followiii~rchEngineers IV from the budget since they have resigned prior to September 1, 1955: DeForrest Metcalf, Jr. John Paul German.
Genetics Foundation vointDr. Wilson S. Stone as Director (~aculty)at $1,055.55 per month for the period September 1-15, 1955. Inorganic Chemistry Project 83. Appoint Dr. George W. Watt as Director (F'acaty) at $1,000 per mnth on a full-time basis for the period September 1-15, 1955, and effective September 16, on a one-fourth time basis at $250 per month.
Military Physics Research Laboratory 84. Remove Mr. Robert B. Watson, Research Scientist (physics) (one- fourth time) at $175 per month f&m the payroll for the period September 1-15, 1955.
85. Appoint Mr. John A. Walter, TecMcal Reports Editor, on a full-time basis for the perid September 1-15, 1955, at a monthly rate of $566.66. Psychological Research Foundation 86. Appoint Mr. Robert R. Blake as Director (Faculty) at $711.11 per lnonth for the period September 1-13, 1955. Radiobiological Laboratory 87. Appoint W. Roger Todd Davis as Research Scientist (Psychology) (Faculty) at $600 per month for the period September 1-15, 1955. Research on Properties of Liquids and Solids Appoint W. A. ~ilson-asi- (~aculty)at $722.22 per month for the period September 5-15, 1955, 8nd effective September 16, 1955 on a one-fourth time basis at $180.56 per month. Sanitary Engineering Project nointMr. Ewmest F. Gloyna as Mrector (Faculty) at $644.44 per month for the period September 1-15, 1955, and effective September 16, 1955, on a one-fourth time basis at $161.ll per mnth. Structural Mechanics LBborato 90. Appoint Mr. Carl+ C. teyer as Research Engineer (Faculty) (hslf- time) at $255.56 per month for the period September 1-15, 1955. 91. Appoint Mr. Leonard R. Benson as Research Engineer (F'aculty) at $555 -55 per month for the period September 1-15, 1955.
92. Delete from the budget I&. E, A. Ripperger and Mr. James W. Turn- bow, Research Engineers (Faculty.). .. Vertebrate Speciation 93. Appoint Kr. W. Frank Wt as Director (~aculty)at $755.55 per mirth; for the period September 1-15, 1955. GIFTS AWD GRhMS: The following gifts and grants have been received at--- the Main University. I recomead acceptance and that the thanks and appreciation of the Board be sent the donors by the Secretary.
1. Donations to the Salary Supplementation Fund have been received as follow :
Austin Clearing House Association Superior Dairies '\IElgin-~utler Brick Company exas as Theatres Chance Vought Aircraft., Inc.
First Federal Savings and Lam The Mutual Savings wckerUmber Company kntgdmery and Williams ---Mr. Claude Voyles re ill crest Fa- \rWestenfield Development Company Koelzer Lumber Company walker's Austex Chili Company usti tin Concrete Works e Walter Tips Company ips Iron and Steel Company Mr. Joe A. Gaeth 9!@um Extract Conspany Mr. Howard T. Cox '\1The Steck Compaa~r The Night Hawk Restaurants, Inc. -\ *Specified for Department of Marketing, Resources, 'Ikansportation and International Trade.
2. The following donations have been received for the Hally Bryan Ferry Fund:
Dsughters of the Republic of Texas State ~rganiration $ 50.00 Zuber Hadley Chapter, Navasota 1.00 %sj Miss Annie Hme, Houston l.O.00 '+Mrs. C. B. Hinton, Channelview 5.00 ,Miss fma Hogg, Houston 50.00 +s. Laura T. Barrow, Houston 25.00 WMrs. Wirt A. Paddock, Houston 25.00 Mrs. Lucy B. Hunt, ~6uston 25.00 *d.M&We. Houston ioi7fia- 25.00 >Miss Mary G. Tod, Houston 15.00 >Mr. Gerry Doyle, Beawnont 10.00 Louise Franklin, Houston s. Nina Neal Shannon, Houston Mrs. E. C . Freeman, Dallas \Mr. and Mrs. George M. Irving, Houston b~etaIota Chapter of Delta Kappa GarmrYL, Alpine, Texas *Miss Llerena Friend, Austin s. Henry Wofford, San Antonio Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Jackson, Houston \ Mrs. Percy D . Starr, San Antonio Mr. and Mrs. W. Browne Baker, Houston \Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lockett, Houston WDaughters of Republic of Texas Austin Court Norton* Houston B. A. Peden, Bouston Mr. Palmer Hutcheson, Houston W. A. Kixkland Charles Cobb, 111, Marshall and Mrs. David W. Knepper, Houston s. 8. M. Northington, Whctrton 'hks. Kyle S. Hamblen, Houston GIFTS AF3D GRANTS (~ontbueh) me--Dow Chemiaal Company has sent a check in the amount of $5,000 to be divided equally between our Departments of Chemical Engineeriog and Chemistry for fellowships tar 1955-56; and awards have been made to Mr. Robert E. bMarley in Chemistry and to Mr. Carl Qdla in ChemLcal \ mgineeriog. 4. The Monaanto Chemical Campany of St. Lnuis, Missouri, has sent a check in the amount of $500 to be used for a scholsrship in Chemical Engbeering for 1955-56j and bfr. Rsymnd Frsnklin Rabke, Jr. has been chosen as recipient. '-4 5. A check in the amount of $500 has been given by Friends of Texas Libraries (Ws. Robert Terry, Secretary-Treasurer, Dabs) for scholarships for the Graduate Sthwl of Library Science; and $50.00 has been given by The University of Texas Library Staff Association for the same purpose. a*d6. The Texas Educational Secretaries Association has sent a check in the mount of $541.25 to be used toward the expenses of a Conference for School Secretaries to be held during the 1956 Smmr Session. 7. Mrs. Charlotte Davidson Slavin has sent a check in tbe awunt of $5m as a contribution to the M. N. Davidson Foundation Award in Alrchitecture. .- 8 A check in the amount of $2,500 has been received from Socony- Vacuum Oil Company to cover the Eitagnolia Petroleum Compaay Fellowship h Chemistry for 1955-56. W. Ferdinand C. Stehling has been nam the recipient. ',v 9. Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Company, New York, New York, has sent a check in the anount of $2,700 to cover their Fellowship in Chemistry for 1955-56. \lo. The following contributions have been mde for the scholarsPIlp fund of the School of Social IJork: \Texas Ex Fund \Mr. Peter Gaupp, Ft. Worth, \ Miss Sophy Silversteen, McKinney b~issLou-Eva Longan, Dallas dMiss ace K. Laine, Houston \Miss Lena &e Rust, San Antonio \Mr. Glen W. Rollins, Waco bs.Cleora Cowden, North Little Rock, Arkansas
\il. The Cehnese Corporation of America has increased the amount of their Fellowship in Chemistry from $2,100 to $2,500 for 1955-56, the recipient to receive $1,800 and the De,oa&ment $700. The award has been made to Mr. Stanley G. Brandenberger. '\/ l.2. The ElLs National Foundation h&s sent a check in the -unt of $195 to be used as a scholarship for Mrs. Patricia E. Hartridge.
\13. Mr. and Mrs. 8. 5. Groesbeeck of Crystal City, Texas, have sent a check in the amount of $300 to be applied to the Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Groesbeeck Scholarship Account for the school year 1955-56. 14. A check in the amount of $=.I8 has been received as a contribution to the Paul J. Thompson Appreciation Fwd fromthe Bob Owens Menorial \ Fund, and one for $100 from Theta Sigma Phi. \ 15. The Lubrizol Corporation of Cleveland, Ohio, has sent a check in the amount of $500 as a scholarship in the Department of Chemical Engineering for the 1955-56 school year. The Lubrizol Corporation requests that no publicity be given this award. GIFTS AND (Continued) ~~~~ocational-fndustrialClub of Texas has sent a check in the amount of $600 to provide Punds to pay extra clerical expense incurred by the Industrial Depa-nt of the Industrial and Business Training Bureau incidental to their sponsorship of the Club's program in Texas Schools. I"-*j 17. The following have named the University as a beneficiary of part of the proceeds of a life insurance policy they are carrying with the College Life Insurance Company of America: . Leslie Vaughan Belken Mr. John M. Collins Aransas Pass, Texas San Antonio, Texas Mr. Leslie Alfred Dedeke, Jr. . George R. Clarke New Braunfels, Texas Dallas, Texas
Mr. Jorge Alfonso Garcia Mr. John J. Anderson Bromsville, Texas Franklin, Louisiana
Mr. Ernest C. Leyendecker Laredo, Texas
1.The Humble Oil and Refining Couipy of Houston has sent a ebeck in the amount of $1,000 to support the research project of Dr. Darrell S. Hughes on the elastic properties of rocks and minerals.
19. Halbmrk Cards, Incorporated, has sent a check in the amount of $400 as a scholarship to be paid to Miss Carolyn Burns of Webster Groves, Missouri. The scholarship was won through the Hallmark High School Art Talent Contest.
\20. The Chairman of the Donna Dellinger Memorial Scholarehip Fund has sent a check in the amount of $149 for deposit to the Donna Dellinger Memozlal Scholarship Fund.
2 The Advertising Club of Fort Worth has sent a check in the amount of $500 to be added to the Cues C. Johnson Nemorial Lean FMd of the Fort Worth Advertising Club. 22. The Shell Development Company of Houston has sent a check in the amount of $1,600 in support of research on the elastic properties of --rocks by Dr. D. S. Hughes. \ 23. The Research Corporation of New York City has renewed grants to the following in the amounts indicated for 1955-56:
Pete D. Gardner, Assistant Professor of Chemistry $2,900 William H. R. Shaw, Assistant Professor of Chemistry 1,600 Royston M. Roberts, Associate Professor of Chemistry 1,500
'--J 24. The American Petroleum Institute of New York City has forwarded its check in the amount of $16,550 to provide additional support for Research Project 47D for the year beginning July 1, 19.955, under the direction of Dr. Norman Hackemn.
\25. The Texas Power and Light Company has sent a check in the -unt of $500 to be used by Cotton Economic Research in carrying on research pertaining to the textile industry of Texas.
26. The Robert A. Welch Foundation has made the following grants in aid of chemical research:
(I) Dr. Norman Hackemn for "A Study in Heterogenous Kinetics, the Dissolution of Metals in Aqueous Acid Solutions, and A Study on the Phenomenon of Passivity," a grant of $8,333 per year for three years.
.'di + (2) Dr. Lewis F. Hatch for research in "Geometrical Isomerism and Related Phenomena," a grant of $8,300 per year for three years. GTFTS AND GRAMS (continued) K~Xeckin the amount of $1,500 has been received from Socony Mobil Oil Company, representing a gift to the Institute of Marine Science for the purchase of equipment to be used for marine geological research. The funds will be deposited to the Maintenance find Equipment fund of the Institute.
-8. The Texas Society for Crippled Children has provided ten tuition scholarships in the amount of $15.00 each for the following during the 1955 Summer Session:
Carol Hornsby Mrs. Minna Garner AM Davis (Mr.) Joy C. Green Mrs. Betty KeMer3.y Ruby Faye Hendrix Charles Iaufers Mrs. Edris Jane McGee Mrs. Bennie Savannah Mrs. Joe D. Waissman
\J 29. The Texas State CIO Council has sent a check for $250 as the initial installment of a $650 grant, an& The Texas State Federation of Labor, a check for $250, of a total $500, to assist in the financing of an objective study of recent experience under The Texas Workmen's Compensation Law, by Dr. Frederic Meyers.
\30. The General Electric Educational and Charitable Rmd has sent a check in the amount of $250 for deposit to University general funds since one of the recipients of t;?eir scholarships has chosen The University of Texss in which to enroll during 1955-56. v31. Mrs. Monroe G. Cheney, resident of Anzac Oil Corporation of Coleman, Texas, has sent to the Bureau of Economic Geology the well samples of the Anzac Oil Corporation. The collection includes samples from older wildcat wells and is a valuable addition to the Bureau's collection.
-32. The Monsanto Chemical Company of St. Louis, Missouri, has sent a check in the amount of $2,814 to cover their Fellowship in Chemistry for 1955-56. The recipient is Mr. Shamsher S. Bath, to whom a $1,500 stipend will be paid and $314 provided for fees and tuition. The Department of Chemistry will receive $1,000.
33. The Dallas County Pharmaceutical Association has sent a check in the amount of $200 as a tuition scholarship in the College of Pharmacy. \% - b34. Mr. R. K. DeFord, Professor of Geology, has given a check in the amount of $300 for deposit to the Geology Foundation account toward - the purchase of a Salzman projector. \5. A check in the amount of $500 has been received from the Grand Commandery Knights Teaplar of Texas as a scholarship for Miss Cora Jo Bruce for the school year 1955-56.
436.Checks totaling $422-99 have been given by the Student Association for the benefit of the John Lang Sinclair Eyes of Texas Scholarship Fwd. '437. Mr. Eugene E. Nearburg of Roswell, New Mexico, has sent a check in the amount of $250 to be added to the Nearburg Fund established last fall to assist the study of modern Literature.
d38.Mr. Lemuel Scaxbrough has sent a .check in the amount of $1,000 for the Excellence in Teaching awards for the scholastic year 1955-56.
v9. The Houston Endowment Inc. has sent a check in the amount of $1,325 to be used for the purpose of awarding scholarships to The Hmn Relations Training Laboratory, and awards have been made as follows :
John R. Bowen $265 .GO Louis E. Pinchak $197.50 Dorothy Davidson 200.00 bks. %ry Slieger 265.00 Richard Franklin 132.50 Herman Wigg 265.00 \ GIFTS AND GR!UlTS (bntinuea) \d 110.~hTi~ZZiSsDigest has sent a check in the -unt of $1,000 to provide a fund i~the School of Journalism to permit students-to do \ a limited amount of travel in the course of developing stories. .g141. Donations as follows have been received for the Wology Foundation:
Mr. G. M. Knebel, New York City Mr. Williw J. Owen, Moab, Utah
\ 42. The Xi Chapter of Theta Sigma Phi has sent a check in the aatount of $450 as a contribution to their scholarship fund in Journalism. \ 43. The Aaerican Cyanamid Company has made a grant in the amount of $3,750 to establish the Lederle Fellowship in connection with "Studies on PhysisLogical vaxiations of Streptomyces aureofaciens" under the \ direction of Dr. J. W. Foster. 4.A check in the amount of $600 has been received from the Cities Service Foundation to cover the scholarship for Mr. Billy C. Ellis. 45. The Air Force Aid Society Educational Fund has provided $329 as a scholarship for Mr. Russell R. Stanbro. \ \ k46. The Schlumberger Foundation has sent a check in the amount of $2,000 for Schlumberger Collegiate Awards for 1955-56, the money to be distributed $500 to each of two students, and $500 each to the Maintenance and Equipment accowrts of the Departments of Electrical Engineering and of Mechanical Engineering. \ 47. Mrs. Alice N. Hanszen has sent a check in the amount of $2,500 for the Mike Hogg Scholarship for 1955-56.
** 48. A donor who wishes to rernsin anonymous has sent a check for $500 for deposit to the Texas Journalism Scholarship Endomsent.
-49. A check in the amount of $700 from the Grelding Research Council has been sent for the expenses of the RWMA Seam Welding Fellowship for the period September 16 - December 31, 1955. \ "150. The Corn Products Refining Corripaw has sent a check in the amount of $2,400 to provide four $600 scholarships for 1955-56. The following recipients have been chosen:
Charles Travis Moonnan Charles GIiUiam Skinner Stanley 'Crump Phipps Charles Joe Stalnach, Jr.
'\ 51. The TI-GSI Foundation of Dallas has sent a check in the amount of $2,300 for the establishment 02 a fellowship for 1955-56 to be known as the Texas Instruments Grz.&uate Fellowship, the money to be distributed $1,5a0 to the holder, $300 for tuition and fees, and $500 for supplies and equipment for ti& administering department. r, 52. The Houston Endowment, Inc., has sent checks for Jesse H. Jones Scholarships as follow: $1,000 - Naval Scholarship Honoring Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz $1,000 - Naval Scholarship Honoring Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King $2,500 - Journalism scholarship , \ \53. The Wornsn's Missionary Union of the Southern Baptist Convention has sent a check in the amunt of $150 as a scholarship for Mr. John C. Nichols. \54. The Victoria Independent School District has sent a check in the amount of $100 to be used as a schalarship for Miss Nannette Hausman. \1 55. The Bruce McMillan, Jr. Foundation - Texas Fund has sent a check in the amount of $514.60 to be used as a scholarship for the First Semester for Mr. James Wiley McCord. GIfis AND GRANTS (~wt%nued) v56.~~eckin the amount of &00, dram by The First Marine Division 7Association, Inc. - Scholarship F&, has been received to be used as an undergraduate scholarship for Mrs. Verna Maye Rice. -57. A check in the amount of $150, drawn by the Harris County Agricultural Youth Scholarship Fund, has been received for use as a .. scholarships for Miss Dorothy Davis. check in the l~mtof $1,300 has been sent by The Tower \l~.Scholarship Foundation, c., to provide two scholarships of $650 each for Mr. Philip Jones and Mr. Clark Watts. -59. The Southland Paper Mills Foundation of Lufkin has sent a check in the amount of $1,000 as a scholarship for Mr. Jws Donald CrawPord. \ 60. The following amaunts have been received for the credit of the Public Affairs Foundation - Various Donors - Unallotted: Citizens National Bank, Tyler, Texas $ 25.00 L~allasMorning News, Dallas, Texas 100.00 Roelwell Fund, Inc. 200.00
61. A check in the amtof $1,200 has been ~cei~edfrom the Edward Orton Junior Ceramic Foundation for their fellowship in the Department \ of Ceramic Engineering. b?.A check in the munt of $b,dram by the Maud E. Warwick Fund * for Was Orphans, Inc., has been received to be used as a scholarship '. for Miss Joan Elizabeth Smith. k63. Stanolind Foundation has sent a check in the -unt of $2,482.50 covering the Fellowship in Geology for 1955-56, and one in the amount of $1,585 for Fellowship in Petrolew Engineering, awarded to Mr. Michael Sanchez-Navarro. . A check in the amount of $900, drawn by E. P. Cravens, Trustee for the Public Welfare Foundation, representing payment for one-half year on the Public Welfare Foundation Scholarship, an& Scholarships have been awarded to the following: John Howard Arnett Anne Ealloway David B. Crawford Hurshal Franklin Moore Robert R. E. Edwards Elieabeth D. Roberts
6 !Be following checks have been received for deposit to the Scholarship Account of the John Charles Townes Foundation: Fulbright, Crooker, Freeman, BeSes and Jaworski, Houston $250 .OO Vinson, Elkins, Weems, and Searls- 350.00 Anonymous donor for the Judge Joseph C. Hutcheson, Jr. SchoLsrship 500.00
66. ieVest PublSshlng Company has sent a check in the amount of $536.18 for deposit to the John Charles Townes Foundation. 44 67. The East Texas Salt Wabr Disposal Company has sent a check in the amount of $750 for a scholarship in Petroleum Engineering for 1955-56 which has been awarded to Mr. Doyle Dean Williams. b68. A check in %hemount of $2,ll6.50 from Shell Companies Foundation has been received for a fellowship in Geology for 1955-56, distribution to be as follows: For the recipient, $1,500; tuition and fees, $216.50; special project expenses of the department, $400. Mr. Richard Evans Grant has been chosen to receive the award. GIFTS AND GRAIiTS (Continued) 69.~SlOfrandref in in^ Com~anvhas sent a check for $10.000. to support their five graduatefellouships for 1955-56 in the fields. of Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Geolow, Accounting, and Law. This is the fourth year Bumble has provided thee fellowships. b70. Contributions to the Longhorn had Scholarship Fund have been receive \as follows: . Dolph Briscoe, Jr. Mr. H. H. Weinert Trans-Texas Theaters George P. Macatee, Jr. Joe C. Thompson Joe H. King Miss Ethel J. Ogden Mr. J. R. Parten Mr. E. H. Perry
Mr. Lemuel Scarbrough
71. The Humble Oil and Refining Company has renewed its research grant in the field of spectroscopy (broadened this year to include quantum mechanics and kinetics) for a one year period beginuing September 1, 1955, the amount of the grant to be $3,000 and the work to be under the direction of Dr. F. A. Matsen.
b'x%d 72. The Department of Health, Education, and Welfare has nade a supplemental grant of $2,000 to provide funds for an additional traineeship in support of training program in clinical psychology under the direction of Dr. Philip Worchel.
73. Humble Oil and Refining Company has sent a check in the amount of $5,000 covering the fourth annual installment of a pledge by Hmble for the Grass Research Project.
74. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Texas Phanaaceutical Association has sent a check in the amount of $100 to be used for a tuition scholarship in the College of Pharmacy. It willbe deposited in the Phmcaceutical Foundation. -75. The American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education has sent a check in the ambunt of $400 to be used for upper division scholarships and one in the amount of $1,100 Tor a teaching fellowship for September 1, 1955 - January 31, 1956, for Mrs. Esther Jane Wood Hall. 76.A check in the amount of $1,000, drawn by the San Antonio Loan and Trust Company on the Estate of' George W. Brackenridge, has been received for the account of the George W. Brackenridge Scholarships in Journalism. 77. The Annerican Desk Manufacturing Company has renewed its Graduste Fellowship in the amount of $1,800 for 1955-56, and Mr. David C. Sanders has been chosen as the recipient. -478. The University Co-operative Society has sent a check in the wunt of $181.12 (representing proceeds from unclaimed rebate slips) to be used for the benefit of the American Legion Post #k85 Losn Wd.
-9. Socony-Vacuum Oil Company, Inc. has sent a check in the amount of $750 for their SchoWrship in Petroleum Engineering for 1955-56, and Mr. Theo L. Polasek has been named the recipient. 80. E. I, du Pont de Nemours and Coqpm has sent a check in the amount of $2,764 for their Postgraduate Fellowship in Chemistry for 1955-56, a stipend of $1,500 to be paid to Mr. Jimmy M. Miller, $64.00 to be used for his fees, and $1,200 to the University. GIFTS 1WD GRAM'S (Continued) V 81.~checktheamount of $600 has been sent by International Minerals aad Chemical Corporation of Chicago to be used as a , scholarship for Mr. Bryan Brooks. \82. A check in the amount of $1,000 has been sent by the Southland Paper Mills Foundation of Lufkin to be used as a scholarship for .. Mr. Lee Murphy Johnson. \83. The Texas Company has sent a check in the smeunt of $2,500 to renew its Fellowship in Chemical Engineering for 1955-56. '''V84. The Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation, Port IaW, Texas, has sent a check in the amount of $288.75 in payment of the Carbide Senior Year Technical Scholarship for 1955-56, and Mr. Carl 2. bvander has been named recipient. 85. The Research Corporation of New York City has made a grant of $1,900 to Mr, Richard Fuchs, Instructor in Chemistry, in support of his project entitled "Electronic Effects in the Hydrogenation of p-Substituted Styrene Oxides. "
486. Mr. John C. Hoyo of San Antonio, has sent a check in the wunt of $100, his annual contribution to provide for the John C. Hoyo Award to a law student.
b87. Humble Oil and Refining Company is offering a gift of four I3M Computing Machine Card Program Calculator Control Panels which they do not need because they have acquired some new computing equipmunt. Humble requests that they be allowed, on infrequent occasions, to send problems of insufficient magnitude to be included on their new machines, to the University to be solved on the gift machines. I- h > CHIJULONGKORN UmIVH1SITY: I recommend that the following staff mmbers I - from the Bureau of Engineering Research be granted a leave of absence . withou* pay Prom the University for the period July 4 - August 17, 1955, and that they be appointed as Consultant to the Chulalongkorn iversity for that period at the daily rate indicated, funds to come rom Chulalongkorn Contract Account No. 5820 - Salaries: Associate Director Raymond F. Dawson $38.00
/I Research Engineer V 't William F. Helwig 36.00 I further recommend the acceptance of the resignation of Dr. Fred Allison, Visiting Professor of Physics, effective at close of business August 18, 1955. EXCUlSIVE LICENSE GXANTS: In line s~rith,permission granted at the July meeting Dr. William- Shive, Professor of Chemistry, has entered into agreements with the following for exciusive license: Merck and Company Eli Ylly and Company
1955 OFUENTATION CENTER: The Institute of International Education in New- York City is sending a guaranteed minimum of 30 students to the University for an orieniation program to be held July 28 through 5$ September 7, 1955. The Institute provides $175 per student to include tuition, special field trips, local transportation, hospitality, entertainment, and miscellaneous activities. SMlar programs were offered here in 1951, 1952, and 1953. Mr. Joe W. Neal will be director and the faculty will be chosen from the Departments of Speech, English, ,L and Goverrrment. MODIFICATION --OF MAIN BUEDING EZ3VATOR: Approve a transfer of $16,000 fromthe kin University Unappropriated Balance to proviae funds to change the elevator in the north-end of the %in Building so that it will be completely automtic. CHEST X-RAYS AND PHYSICAL EXAMLNATXONS, CLASSIFfEP EMPLOYEES: I ---recommend that the present policy requiring each new classified employee to have a physical examination and chest x-ray be mdified to require the physical examination only for those employees to be covered by Workmen's Compensation Insurance, and for those who handle food. The chest x-ray will be required as betore.
All physically demanding jobs are covered by Workmen's Compensation Insurance. There appears to be little need to require employees in other jobs to have a complete physicale~nation. CHANGE IN PURCBASER FOR- LGUNCH ATCEIAFAIAYA, INST.TlWT OF WINE SCIENCE~At the July meeting approval was given to sell-- thls launch ' a-000to Mueller Plumbing Company. The latter concern stopped payment on their check and reiurneg the original bill of sale w?;ich i had been issued to them transferring title of boat. However, Mr. Harry Schuhmacher of San Antonio offered $1,000 for the boat and the sale h8s been made to him. TRANSFERS IEJ UNIVERSITY APPROPRIATION ACCOUNTS --ON STATE COMF'EOLtER'S 800KS:- 1n:rder to carry out the Regents' Budget for 1954-55, it has been necessary to request the State Comptroller of Public Accounts to make the following transfers:
d ,* ,* Pram- Main- University T-1730 All Other General Administration Salaries $5,000.00 T-1732 Vocational Teacher Trsining Supplement 1.244.11
--- haain University -T-1733 General Operating Expenses (Includes Other Salaries and Wages) $6,2&.11
App?oval of the Regents is requested.
McDONALD OBSERVATORY DlSTEnmllENT.4TION AND PLANT IMPROVEMENT ACCOUNT: I reccmmend that a new account be established-- entitled Instmntation a d Plant Improvement, and that the annual appropriation to thls ccount fmmthe income of the W. J. McDonald Observatory Fund, subject IPto the availability of funds over and above the $10,000 annual operating commitment, be $3,000. PURCHASE FRON A STAFF MENBER - GRfFMTH LIBRARY: Dr. R. H. Griffith is now Professor---- Emeritus of Enszlish. Be has a lib- of about 2,000 /volmes, concentrated on the period of Dryden, Swift, &id Pope, xhich k/ would fit into the University's Rere Books Section. The library can be purchased for $10,000, which is considered a reasonable price, and the money is available in funds of tine Library. Approval is reconrmended. MEZES- FACULTY AWARDS: The Mezes Faculty Donation CommCttee has advised that it has decidedto recommend awards out of the amall balance of income available for this fiscal year. The names of the recipients will be reported in executive session.
SALE OF UNXVEWITY PFOPERZY: I recomnd that the parts of the pipe --organ, at one time installed in the Physias Building, and now stored in the Press Building, be sold to the highest bidder. Consideration as been given to re-installing it in Rogg Auditoritnn, but the enstallation and maintenance expense involved wad not be justified in view of the age of the equipment.
. . 1 , . '. , MILTARY LEAVEi3:r lrecommend that military leaves be granted as ,. .,. . . .. follows: I, ( ,. . ,
? tMrdr.A. H. Moehban - September 4-18, 1955 .... ., I. . >.-., . ~MT.E. F. Gloyna - August 7-21, 1955 ; @. Gilbert H. Ayres - October 9-22?, 1955 ' M-29 FOREIGN TEA- OF WW:SB: The U. S. Office of Education is sending to the ~=yTof-eriod Saptexhr 19 - December 16, 1955, a group of approxi&ately twenty teachers of English under the International Teacher Education Program. The University will receive $250 per person to cover tuition charges and fees, extracurricular costs and local transportation ant3 will provide a program which will include seminar in neth hods of teaching English as a foreign language, classes in grax&arand composition, opportunities to participate in comnnmity activities, and local trips to nearby points of cu3tura1, historical and e ordimtor for the program. i IMPROVEMENT TO GROUNDS - WOMEN'S RFSIDEEICE HALLS:- With the completion of Blanton armi it or^ for occupancy in September 1955, it appears desirable to develop the court of the Blanton-Andrews-Carothers- Littlef ield quadrangle. The Business Manager recommends that an appropriation of $10,600 be made from Auxiliary Enterprises F'unds to set up an account entitled Improvement to Grounds -- Wonen's Residence Halls, and that the Physical Plant Department be authorized to prepare plans and specifications and to advertise for bids for any part of the work that is not to be done by University staff. I recommend that the Business Nanager be authorized to sign any contracts in connection with this project, and that funds 3x1 approved. \ 1955-56 Budget Errata: Approve the following corrections in the printed budget- for the Main University, 1955-56: Page No. 13 Student --Life Staff - Change the title of the position Assistant to Dean of Women (~tudentGroup Advisor 11) to Assistant to Dean of Women (student Group Advisor I). Student Health Center - Change the salary listed for Dr. Walter D. Roberts from $6,667 to $6,680 to conform to salary step. Botarg - Change the footnote for Dr. Tharp to read: "Also Director of Herbarium one-fourth time during Long Session and balfrtime September 1-15 and June 16 - August 31. Chemistry - Change the salary for position of Glass Blower from $4,284 to $4,404. Chemistry - Change the salary of Senior Secretary from $2;880 $2,892. Chemistry - Correct Professor Hackeman's footnote to read "Also ProJect Director, Corrosion Research Laboratory. " Office of the Dean College of Fine Arts Change the - -, A-- - salary for- the position of Secretary from $2,280 to $2,400. Herbarium - Change footnote on Dr. Tharp to read: "One- fourth time during Long Session and half-time September 1- 15 and June 16 - August 31. Plant Research Institute - Change the salary of W. F. A. mime)Research Scientist 11 from $2,046 to
Bureau of Public School Service - Change the salary for positioiTof Senior Clerk-Typist from $2,640 to $2,760. Visual Instruction Bureau - Change the salary for the position- of Educational Specialist (~eachingMaterials) from $4,284 to $4,404. Physical Plant - Correct Mr. Eckhardt's footnote to read "Full-tim~mtember 1-15 and June 16 - August 31 and three-fourths time during Long Session in 1955-56." Bureau of Economic Geology - Change salary of Dr. P. T. Plaxn to-$?' RESEARCH- CONTFiACTS: The following contracts and amendments have been negotiated by the Office of Government Sponsored Research and have been signed by the Vice-President upon the recommendation of the appropriate Technical Director, the Director of the Office of Govern- ment Sponsored Research, and the Business Manager. I reccmmend your approval and ratification of signatures:
1. Basic Agreement No. AF 18(600)-240, by which the Department of the Air Force, Air Research and Development Command, has negotiated a set of General Provisions which may be incorporated in new and/or existing Air Force contracts at the University. The agreement is effective August 11, 1955, without retroactive effect on any Air Force contracts written under the present basic agreement. 2. Supplemental Agreement No. 8 to Contract AF 33(616)-313, by which the Department of the Air Force, Wright Air Development Center, amends the scope of the research work. The research continues at the Defense Research Laboratory, under the direction of Dr. C. P, Boner, Professor of Physics.
3. Change Order No. 9 to Contract AF 33(616)-313, by which the Depart- ment of the Air Force, Wright Air Develo~mentCenter, extends the con- tract period to December 17, 1955, without additional funds. The research continues under the direction of Dr. C. P. Boner, Professor of Physics, and Director, Defense Research Laboratory. 4. Supplemental Agreement No. 5 to Contract AF 18(600)-647, by which the Department of the Air Force, Air Research and Development CoInmaad, adds the sum of $14,523.00 to the contract funds, amends the scope of the work, and extends the contract period through August 31, 1955. The research continues under the direction of Dr. C. P. Boner, Professor of Physics, and Director, Defense Research Laboratory.
5. Supplemental Agreement No. 6 to Contract AF 18(600)-647, by which the Department of the Air Force. Air Research and Development Command, extends the contract period thrbugh September 30, 1955, without additional funds. The research continues under the direction of Dr. C. P. Boner, FToPessor of Physics, and Director, Defense Research Laboratory. 6. Change Order No. 4 to Contract AF 33(616)-2673, by which the Depart- ment of the Air Force, Wright Air Development Center, adds the sum of $8,500.00 to the contract funds and extends the contract period through August 31, 1955. The research continues at the Defense Research Laboratory, under the direction of Dr. C, P. Boner, Professor of Physics. 7. Supplemental Agreement No. 8 to Contract A3 33(600)-22582, by which the Department of the Air Force, Air Materiel Command, adds a paragraph to the Reimbursement Clause authorizing the University to recover costs of operation, maintenance and depreciation of any automobile assigned to the contract work. No other changes are made. The research continues under the direction of Dr. C. P. Boner, Professor of Physics, and Director, Defense Research Laboratory. 8. Change Order No. 9 to Contract AF 33(6GQ)-22582, by vhich the Department of the Air Force, Air Materiel Command, adds the sum of $100,000.00 to the contract funds and extends the contract period through June 30, 1956. The research continues under the direction of' Dr. C. P. Boner, Professor of Physics, and Director, Defense Research Laboratory.
9. Contract No. AF 33(600)-29502, by which the Department of the Air Force, Headquarters, Air Materiel Command, provides $ll0,000.00 for the acquisition of facilities for the performance of Radiobiological Laboratory research and development Contract AF 18(600)-165. Contract AF 33(600)-29502 is considered by A!as a basic Air Force facilities contract. Amendments to the basic contract will be issued to provide for the acquisition of facilities for other Air Force research and development contracts at the University when, as and if additional facilities are needed under Air Force R and D contracts. 10. Supplemental Agreement No. 1 to Facility Contract AF 33(600)-29502, by which the Department of the Air Force, Air Materiel Command, allocates the sum of $68,050.00 for the acquisition of facilities for the perform- ance of Contract AF 18(600)-87. The research work is under the direction of Dr. M. Y. Colby, Professor of Physics and Executive Director, Military Physics Research Laboratory. 11. Modification No, 3 to Contract DA-44-009 ENG-2073, by which the Departaent of the Army, Engineer Research and Development Laboratories, Fort Belvoir, Virginia, extends the delivery date for a final technical report from July 31, 1955, to July 31, 1956. Fort Belvoir neglected to advance the report requirement date when Modification No. 2 extended the contract into 1956. The research coatinues under the direction of Dr. C. P. Boner, Professor of Physics, and Director, Defense Research Laboratory.
12. Contract DA-44-009 ENG-2566, by which the Department of the Army, Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, Virginia, provides $47,000.00 for certain basic studies. The contract is effective for the period June 1, 1955, througb May 31, 1956, and the studies will be conducted at the Defense Research Laboratory, undsr the direction of Dr. C. P. Boner, Professor of Physics.
13. Contract DA-19-129-&M-433, by which the Department of the Almy, Quartermaster Resesrch and Development Comand, Natick, Massachusetts, provides $6,330.00 for a study on cooking meat in quantity. The contract is effective for the period September 15, 1955, through September 14, 1956, and the study will be conducted under the direction of Rosalie S. Godfrey, Associate Professor of Home Economics.
14. Supplemental Agreement No. 4 to Contract DA-23-072-0~~-685,by which the Department of the Army, St. Louis Ordnance District, adds the sum of $8,000.00 to the contract fuuds, amends the scope of the work and extends the contract period through August 31, 1456. The research on pressure volume temperature relationships and thermoaynamic properties of hydro- carbons and other compowds continues under the, direction of Dr. Kenneth A. Kobe, Professor of Chemical Engineering and Director, Bureau of Industrial Chemistry.
15. Modification No. 6 to Contract ~~-(40-1)-1d+g,by which the U. S. Atomic Energy Commission adds the sum of $38,880.00 to the contract funds, amends the scope of the work, and extends the contract period through June 30, 1956. The research on fast neutron interactions continues under the direction of Dr. Enxaett L. Hudspeth, Professor of Physics, and Director, Nuclear Physics Laboratory. 16. Modification No. 4 to Contract AT-(40-1)-1323, by which the U. S. Atomic Energy Commission adds the sum of $21,000.00 to the contract funds, amends the stope of the work, and extends the contract period through June 30, 1946, The research on the direct and indirect effects of radiations on the genetic systems of organisms continues under the direction of Dr. W. S. Stone, Professor of Zoology, and Director, Genetics Foundation.
17. Modification No. 3 to Contract AT-(40-1)-1639, by which the U. S. Atomic Energy Commission, adds the sum of $18,000.00 to the contract funds, amends the scope of the work, and extends *he contract period through August 31, 1956. The research on unusual oxidation states of transitional elements continues under the direction of Dr. George I?. Watt, Professor of Chemistry, and Director, Inorganic Chemistry Project. 18. Modification No. 1 to Contract AT-(40-1)-1750, by which the U. S. Atomic Energy Commission adds the sum of $6,500.00. to the contract funds, amends the scope of the work, and extends the contract period through June 30, 1956. The research on the effects of various types of irradiation on growth responses, metabolism and electrical pattern of the Avena coleoptile and earthworms continues under the direction of Dr. A.- R. Schrank, Associate Professor of Zoology, and Director, Research in Growth and Bioelectrics.
19. Amendment No. 28 to Contract NGrd-9195, bg. which the Department of the Navy, Bureau of Ordnance, adds the sum of $69,000.00 to the contract funds ($64,oo0.00 to Task W-1 and $5,000.00 to Task UTX-2) and amends the scope of the work. The amendment also adds a new Patent and Royalties Clause as required by Armed Services Procurement Regulations. The research continues under the direction of Dr. C. P. Boner, Prafessor of Physics, and Director, Defense Research Laboratory. 20, Amendment No. 17 to Contract ~0rd-10639, by which the Department of the Navy, Bureau of Ordnance, extends the contract period through August 10, 1955, without additional funds. me research continues under the direction of Dr. C. P. Boner, Professor of Physics, and Director, Defense Research Laboratory. 21. Amendment No. 30 to Contract ~0bsr-52267, by which the Department of the Navy, Bureau of Ships, extends the contract period from July 31, 1955, until such time as the contract funds have been expended. No other changes are made. The research continues under the direction of Dr. C. P. Boner, Professor of Physics, and Director, Defense Research Laboratory. 22. Amendment No. 8 to Contract NObsr-63052, by which the Department of the Navy, Bureau of Ships, extends the contract period from August 31, 1955, until such time as the contract funds have been expended. No other changes are made. The research continues under the direction of Dr. A. W. Straiton, Professor of Electrical Engineering, and Director, Electrical Engineering Research Laboratory.
23. Contract mobs-66932 by which the Department of the Navy, Bureau of Ships, initially provides $3,500.00 for research and development of a prototype model of an acoustic attenuator. The contract is for the period July 1, 1955, through November 30, 1955, and the research is to be performed at the Defense Research Laboratory under the direction of Dr. C. P. Boner, Professor of Physics. 24. Contract ~onr-375(06), by which the Department of the navy, Office of Naval Research, provides $28,630.00 for geographical research of the coastal zone of southwest Mexico. The contract is for the period June 15, 1955, through September 30, 1956, and the research is to be performed under the direction of Dr. Donald D. Brand, Professor of Geography. 25. Department of the Navy, Office of Naval Research, Basic Contract Nonr-1770(00). No funds are involved in this contract. The contract merely sets forth standard contract clauses agreed upon and to be incorporated by reference in any future task orders written under the basic contract. 26. Amendment No. 1 to Basic Contract Nonr-1770(00), by which the Department of the Navy, Office of Naval Research, substitutes a new travel clause under the reimbursement article of the contract. One task order is currently in effect at the Main University under this contract. 27. Contract Nonr-1770(01), by which the Department of the Navy, Office of Naval Research, provides $7,500.00 for research on the design and development of a microwave refractometer, The contract covers the period June 27, 1955, through November 30, 1955, and is to be. under the direction of Dr. A. W. Straiton, Professor of Electrical Engineering, and Director, Electrical Engineering Research Laboratory. 28. Grant E-507(C2), by which the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, U. S. Public Health Service, provides $5,999.00 for research on the biology, distribution and immature stages of the mosquito, Culex- thriambus and related species. The grant is effective for the period September 1, 1955, through August 31, 1956. The research continues under the direction of Dr. Omond P. Breland, Professor of Zoology. 29. Grant RG-3192(C3), by which the Department of Health, Education and WeLfare, U. S. Public Health Service, provides $7,739.00 for research on nutritive requirements of microorganisms. The grant is effective for the period September 1, 1955, through August 31, 1956. The research continues under the direction of Dr. E. E. Snell, Professor of Chemistry.
30. Grant NSF-G1871, by which the National Science Foundation provides $12,400.00 for research on elastic properties of solids at high pressure and temperature. The grant is effective for the period September 15, 1955, through September 14, 1957, and the research is to be under the direction of Dr. D. S. Hughes, Professor of Physics.
31. Grant NSF-G1889, by which the Rational Science Foundation provides $9,800.00 for research ort analytical chemistry of the platinum metals. The grant is effective for the period September 15, 1955, through September 14, 1957, and the research is to be under the direction of Dr. Gilbert H. Ayres, Professor of Chemistry.
32. Amendment No. 1 to Contract 14-06-500-140, by which the U. S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Beclamation, adds the sum of $9,000.00 to the contrac", funds, amends the scope of the work, and extends the contract pesiod to June 30, 1956. The research on municipal and industrial development, pu$ulation trends, and water use in Texas continues under the direction of Dr. John R. Stockton, Professor of BUS~IWJS Statistics, and Director, Bureau of Business Research.
33. Amendatory letter or August 24, 1955, by which the U. S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, provides an additional sum of $21,000.00 under Contract 14-06-500-140 for the period ending June 30, 1956. The research on present and future municipal and industrial development, population trends, and water use in Texas continues under the direction of Dr. John R. Stockton, Professor of Business Statistics, and Director, Bureau of Business Research. CONTRACTS: The following contracts have been executed at the Main bniversity. I recommend approval and ratification of signatures:
1. Contract V100li.l-1299 with Veterans Administration, signed by Dr. C. P. Boner, Vice-President, renewing the present contract for furnishing services for instruction and treatment in hearing rehabilitation, correction of speech defects and the fitting and issuance of hearing aids to veterans, Prom July 1, 1955 until such date as a new contract is consummated, but not later than December 31, 1955 2. supplement No. 2 to Veterans Contract No. v4049V-657, signed by Dr. C. P. Boner, Vice-President, which adds to the original contract the 1955 Summer Session Catalogue, Win University. 3. Contract No. DA-47-043 fE595, signed by Dr. C. P. Boner, Vice-President,by which the Department of the w,United States Armed Forces Institute, enters into an agreement with the University's Division of Extension for correspondence courses to be offered to Department of Defense military peractlflel for z fee of $1.25 for each individual lesson service and for each lesson corrected and graded. The contract is effective for the period July 1, 1955 througll June 30, 1956, and is directed by Dean J. R. D. Eddy, Division of Extension.
4. Contract between the United States Government, Foreign Operations Administration (subsequently changed to International Cooperation Administration), and the University, signed by Dr. C . P. Boner, Vice-President, providing technical advice and assistance in studying India's educational and technical needs for secondary school teacher training. The contract provides $2,500 for travel and subsistence expense and insurance premiuma for the staff member conductingthe study. Dean L. D. Haskew, Professor of Educational Administration, will represent the University and make the requested study. The contract is effective for the period June 28 - August 31, 1955.
5. Training Grant No. =-5355-C6, signed by Dr. C. P. Boner, Vice-president, by which the Departwnt of Health, Education and Welfare, National Institutes of Health, provides $8,432 for mental health graduate training in clinical psycholow. The project wiU be directed by Dr. Philip Worchel, Professor of Psychology. The grant is effective for the period July 1, 1955 through June 30, 1956. 6. Contract with the Coca-Cola Bottling Company, signed by Business Manager Graves W. landrum, providing for the sale of so- drinks from vending machines located in buildings of the University, the dates to be September 1, 1955 - August 31, 1956, inclusive, and the University to receive 25$ of the gross receipts, with an adjustment for the loss of bottles and shells.
7. Contracts with Southern Union Gas Company, signed by Business Manager Graves W. landrum, for fuel for &in Heating and Power Plant, Little Campus Heating Plant, Memorial Stadium, Driskill House, Bureau of Industrial Chemistry, and Balcones Research Center. 8. Contract with Capitol Coin mundromat, Inc., signed by Business Manager Graves W. fandrum, for coin operated washers and dryers for student use, the University to receive 27$ of the gross receipts. 9. Contracts for milk, ice cream, and certain vending machine concessions for the fiscal year September 1, 1955 - August 31, 1956, have been signed by Business Manager Graves W. Landrum, as follows: with Cak Farm: Dairies, Inc ., for milk and dairy products ($ discount on total monthly bill), for ice cream (8$ discount on total monthly bill), ice cream, milk mixtures, and juices dispensed through vending machines with 1%of gross sales to the University; for packaged goods, including candy, cookies, etc. (excluding cigerettes), with Charlie &mar$ with 20$ of gross sales to the University; for cigarettes with Standard Cigarette Service, Inc., on basis of $.05 per pack connalssion to the University (the sale price to be $.30 per pack on all brands). CONTRACTS (Continued) 10. Contract with the U. S. Bodv Sho~and Carage. siizned by Business Manager Graves W. Lsndrum, for &poun&ng cars,p&vi&ng that the contractor will remove automotive vehicles from the campus and impound those vehicles that need to be moved, the car owner to pay $4.00 to the contractor to have the car released. There is no monetary consideration on the part of the University.
ll. An interagency contract between the Regents of the University, receiving agency, and the Texas Petmlewn Research Committee, furnishing agency, signed on behalf of the University by President Logan Wilson, whereby the furnishing agency agrees to furnish to the receiving agency the services of a part-thx! teacher of Petroleum Engineering.
12. Contract with Redmn's Military Tailors of Houston, signed by Business bbager Graves W. Landnua, whereby they will furnish Air Force R.O.T.C. uniforms during the 1955-56 fiscal year.
13. A Memorandum Agreement between the Cotton Research Committee and the University, signed by President Logan Wilson, providing for the conducting of research, including surveys and other investigations, relating to the marketing of cotton fiber, cottonseed and cottonseed products, the period of agreement being September 1, 1955 - December Pt 1955. 14. Contract Agreement with Franks and Hobbs Construction Company, signed on behalf of the University by Vice-President C. P. Boner, providing for the demolition of the Kinsolving House and garage.
OUT-OF-STATE TRIPS: I reconanend ratificat-ion of your approval by 1(_-no objectlon-within-five- - days" procedure of Mail Dockets XLV, XLVS, XLVII, XLVIII, and XISX, copies of which are attached. -W. -K. KELLOGG FOUNDATIOFJ GRANT-- IN EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION: The W. K. Kellogg Foundation has made a four-year commitment of $100,200 for the conduct of two projects: A. - he-School principalship and B. The Southwest School Administration Center. Professors Otto and Umstattd- will furnish direction and coordination for the Principalship program, and Associate Professor Roy Hall will direct the School Administration Center project. For 1955-56 $15,000 has been provided * for Project A, and $13,800 for Project 9. University funds in the amount of $1,000 from Unallocated Maintenance and Equipment have been allocated for Office supplies and expenses under project B. The following budget has been approved:
EDUCATIONAL ADmTISTRATION XESEARCB PROJECT (12 months) W.-- K. Kellogg Project A. The- School Principalship Kenneth E. McIntyre, Directoi- --Grant Funds
Executive Director Kenneth E. McIntyre (9 months)
Fellowships for Graduate Collaborators
Clerical Assistants
Travel EWCATIONAL ~ISTRATIONRESEARCH PRm- Kellogg (continued) B. Southwest -School Administration Center- Roy M. Ball, Director --Grant Funds
OSrector Roy M. Hall,
Fellowships for Graduate Student Research Associates Communications expense Travel Maetings, Conferences, Consultants
General Budget Portion Office swplies and expenses
(a) Services begin September 1. (b) Salary paid from Educational Administration.
UNIVERSITY FELIOWSHIPS -AND SCHOLARSEES: The following university fellowships slnd scholarships have been awarded: Foreign Student Tuition Scholarships - -1955 Summer Session --First Term Vidad A, K. Abdullah Iraq Saad Abu Khadra Palestine M. Bonita Chag Formosa Abdul-Rahim lrsbaid Syria Didier T. Jaen Panama Sadi Kamleh Syria Demetrios K. Lontos Greece Eachubhai D. Parikh India Ali s. Saadrnn Im9 Ahmad sham Palestine Stanley Subhan India Ghalib M. Yunis Jordan
--Second Term Abdul-Rahim Irshaid Syria Didier Tisdel Jaen Panama Bernardus J. Xramer The Netherlands Demetrios K. Lontos Greece B. D. Parikh India Ali S. Saadoon Iraq Stanley Subhan India Ghalib M, Yunis Jordan Surinder Pal Vohra India ~IVERSITY FE~W%.IIPSAND- SCHOLARSHIPS (continued) Non-Resident Graduate Student Scholarships - -1955 Summer Session First-- Term Noman A. Alldridge Vtah James E. Anderson Illinois Roland Giles Andereon Kansas Neil Ross Artman Delaware Mima Babington Louisiana Rene Joseph Bienvenu Louisiana Edward J. Blakely Wisconsin Berkram George Brehm Ohio Frances Elnore Bridgman Nab- Ellsworth Reese Briggs Kansas Robert Alvin Carupbell Pennsylvania Andrew Paul Chenzoff Pennsylvania Elinor D. Clemns Indiana Arthur FauUmer Oklahoma Howard Lee Furr Mississippi Francisco P. Garriga-Rodriguez Puerto Rico Thomas G. Gregg Pennsylvania John Hakac New York Philip Gerald Hanson Massachusetts Stephen Joel Honet Iflinois William Douglas Hooker Michigan Charles Morris Jenkins New Mexico Hans E. Jensen Denmark James Gordon Kelly Ohio Roy Hamilton Lipe Mississippi Dudley Gilmore Luckett Missouri Vincent Thomas McKenna South Carolina Hezzie Boyd McWhorter Georgia James William Mannion Washington, D. C. Lawrence Eugene Mettler Ohio George Moushegian Michigan Bernard Irving Nurstein New York Harland Eugene iJe-n California Thomas Edwin Gwen Louisiana Jerome John Perry Pennsylvania James Stuart Plttman Louisiana John Grover Pratt Arkansas Richard Roy Renner Pennsylvania William Robert Romig Oklahoma Alfred Christian Schram New York Robert Leon Seecof New York Marvin Siegelaan New York Victor G. Springer Florisa David Hall Stauffer New York Constance Mae Taylor Coriecticut Ana M. Trillo-Garriga Puerto Rico Chase Van Baalen Alabama Verne Lyle Vogt California William Ordis Watson Arkansas Frances Charlotte White Alabama
Second -Term Nomn A. Alldridge Utah James E. Anderson Illinois Cristina Batista-Martinez Puerto Rico Edward J. Blakely Wisconsin Reae Joseph Bienvenu Louisiana Bertram George Brehm Ohio Ellsworth Reese Briggs Kansas Robert Alvin Campbell Pennsylvania Andrew Paul Chenzoff Pennsylvania Elinor D. Clercons Indiana Non-Resident Graduate Student Scholaz8bl.p~- 1955 Summer Session -tinueded)' Second Term (=nxi Joseph Francis Dash New York Howard Farrar Finley Louisiana Richard Aubrey French Louisiana Howard Lee Furr Mississippi John Hakae New York Philip Gerald Hanson Massachusetts William Thad Lee Oklahoma Dudley Gilmore Luckett Missouri Russell Eddy Lueg Arkansas Paul Eugene McCarthy Iowa William Charles McDonald Kansas Eezzie Boyd Mcwhorter Georgia James William Msnnion Washington, D, C. Elizabeth Ann Orman Oklahoma Thorns Edwin Owen Louisi€ma Jams Stuart Pittman Louisiana Richard Roy Renner Pennsylvania William Robert Romig Oklahoma Alfred Christian Schram New York Robert L. Seecof New York George Anthony Spiva Missouri Victor Gruschka Springer Florida David Hall Stauffer New York Chase Van Baalen Alabsma Verne Lyle Vogt California William Ordis Watson Arkansas
Non-Resident Graduate Student Scholarships (Teaching Assistants ) 1955 Summer Session - --First Tern Joseph Francis Dash New York James Edward Dowdey Arkansas Helmuth &win Eindgrer Guatenrala Donald Eric Hopkins New York Mary Bird Howsrd Mississippi Vinton Asbury Hoyle North Carolina June Hood Huffman Tennessee Safwat David Kutob Jordan Dan Mertz Ohio Bsnarsi Das Narang India Frederick Wtfe Ormand North Carolina Dan H. Satterwhite North Carolina George Slcre Cuba Verne William S%eck Pennsylvania Pranjivan Velji Popat India
--Second Tern Shamsher Sin'@ Bath India Lewis Battist New York Richard Lee Brandon Indiana James Edward Dowdey Arkansas Helmuth Enrin Binderer Guatemala Donald Eric Hopkins New Yark Suue Hood HufAnafi Tennessee Hans E. Jensen Denmark Safwat David Kutob Jordan UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIPS AND- SCHOLARSHIPS (continued) Non-Resident Graduate Student Scholarships (Teaching ~ssistants)-1955 Summer Session '-@Einued)--
Second Term (ccntinuea)
Dan Mertz Ohio bdeline C. Moonnan Arkansas Banarsi Das Narang India Frederick T. Ormand North Carolina Isaac Joseph Satterfield North Carolina F. Eugene Wikerson New York James Attmore Wright,.XII Florida
Because of vancancies'in the list of University Fellowship and Scholarship awards for the 1955-56 Long Session, previously approved, approval has been given to change the amount of the awards from $900 to $1,200 for the following: Charles Edward Frazier, Jr. History Helmuth Erwin Hinderer Chemistry Patricia Carol Lacy English John Dexter Landers Classical Languages Isaac Joseph Satterfield Chemistry
HONORARY UNIVERSITY FELLOWSRIP: Under a new Air Force regulation, their officers my accept honorary university fellowships under certain conditions, viz., tiiat the cost to the Air Force be reasonable, that further training of the officer be of value to the Air Force, and that the fellowship carry a high prestige. The Air Force deserves the right to determine whether an officer may accept such a fellowship. The Air Force has designated Captain Julian W. Bradbury of the Austin Air Reserve Center to receive such a fellowship this year. Under this arrangement, the University gays no stipend and specifies that all recipients of such awards meet the quality standard required of regular rectpients of University Fellowships. Captain Bradbury meets the University requirements and an Honorary University Fellowship has been awarded him for 1955-56. -E. D.- FARiQR--- INTEP-WATIONAL SCHOLARSRTPS: The following have been awarded scholarships in the amount of $1,800 each for study at The University of Texas during 1955-56 Long Session:
Rodolfo Castillo-Bahena Felix Castillo-Jimenez Gonzalo Zorrilla-Qutntana
FELU7WSHIPS AND- SCHOLARSHIPS: Upon recornendation of the proper cornittee of award, scholarshi~sand fellowships have been granted as
Second --Term - 1955 Summer Session ---Lilia M. CasisResearch Fund Robert F. Wquez - W.--- A. James Scholarship Mrs. Durene Asbill
June - August, 1955 S. E. Massengill Research Fellowship --Jaime Delgaao FELLOWSHIPS AND- SCHOLARSHIPS (continued) June - August, -1955 (continued) Hogg- Foundation Fellowship in Educational Psychology George D. White - Aubrey Rodin Jerome R. Snyder
1955 - 56 Long- Session (unless otherwise specified) Anerican Citizens of Latin Extraction Scholarship Fund Sylvia mzh GaEr- - Consuelo Suarez David Torres Carbide -and Carbon Chemicals Company - Chemical Engineering Graduate Fellowship Paul E. Wilhelm Curtain -Club Service Scfiolarship Joseph P. Caron ca all semester) Daily-- Times Herald Scholarship Richard Liardon Reuben Elias Taylor Wilbur-- S. Davidson Scholarship (Fall Semester) Joe F. Barker Andre Bouchard Robert K. Burchard Peggy Clark Patti I. Clifford Jimy Williams Cottingham Travis L. Crosby Valanne Park Nelda Stanford Dow--- Chemical Company Undergraduate Scholarship Chemistry Peter Oliver (alternate Edith M. Wilson) Chcnical Spgineering S'. W. Sager (alternate N. D. ~uzick)
Dowell Incorporated Fellowship Milam S. b~unsz Sally --Carruth Farley Scholarship -George A. --Clary
H. S. Groesbeeck Scholarship --Gladys D. Wilkins --Ima Hogg Scholarship --in Home Economics Mrs. Lucy Faulk Berlrmen-
Humble Oil and Refining Company Graduate Fellowship L3w -- John W. Mitchell Chemical Engineering Ii. R. Crawford W--- . A. James Scholarship Elartha Joe Ferguson- Jerry Don Gore Nona Bail Jeffrews7 kette Ray Mary Lou Freeman (~irstsemester) Charles Z. Reed (~irstsemester) FELLOWSHIPS AND- SCHOLARSHIPS (continued) 1955 - 56 - Long Session (unless otherwise specified) (Continued) Lane Wells Company Fellowship in Petroleum Engineering --David A. Rowland - ---Arthur Le Fevre Scholarship William D. L. Aspling Dewey V. Schorre Music- Scholarships Annti and Fannie 'Lucas ----f!gie Ann Vaden Fine-- Arts Foundation - Friends of the Arts Versa Herrington --- Nancy Marvin
Irl and Jessie Allison Scholarship ---Alan Ken$ Jones Fine- Arts Foundation - Various Donors ~amonGuzman Rene Menchaca Katherine E. Burke Joann Cruthirds Roy James Irvine David Walter Sloan Lewis Lee Kull Karrell Johnson Joy Faye Humphries hw Jean Glenny Otis Whittington Linda Carole Potts Barbara Bracht Mary Cams Walter Bowman, Jr. Chester MeDaniel. Carol Beth Viliarreal Henry Upper, Jr. Kay Alexander Ccnsuela Suarez AE;old bfz.&ges Jz;-ry Lme Erartlfla Carolyn Graves College of Business Administration - ---New York Life Insurance Company --Ea~.tfor Various Purposes (First Semester) , James Adon Byrd
Laverne Noyes Scholarships Maw -Bradlev Barnhill ~u&n~assett Thomas Andrew Black Helen Garxard Callicutt Virginia Ilene Ciarlariello James Russell Claybrook Jerry G. Cole Jerome Edward Cook Marcia Beth Cooper James Edgar Cowles Gerald Norman Davis Joe Elliott Davis James Floyd Ellebracht Joseph Donald Inge Claudette Isbell George Richard Kilgore Tommy Wayne Lueders Patricia Ann McClellan FEUOWSHIPS -AND SCHOLARSRIPS (continued) 1955 - 56 -Long Session (unless otherwise specified) (continued) Laverne Noyes- Scholarships (continued) Buford D. McKinney, Jr. Tom Rush Moody, Jr. Charles T. Mooreman Henrietta Ann Slavik Joan Elizabeth Smith Archie Calhoun Swindell,. Jr. Sarah Frances IJatts James Edmund White Pinckney N. Whitfield Peat,- Marwick; Mitchell Company Fellowship -in Accounting Wayne P. Tenney
Peabody Scholarship Dell Felder Richard R. Renner
Resistance Welder Manufacturers' Association Seam Welding Fellowship Ernest J. Funk a all Semester) Estelle B. Sharp Scholarship Mrs. --Sara H. Broolre
Ascher Silberstein Scholarship John Thomas Bates
Students' Memorial Scholarships (First Semester) Thomas Ray Carlin Curtis J. Lacy Verna Rae Rhodes Texas- Company Fellowship -in Chemical Engineering Robert E. Pennington -----I,. A. Pires York Rite Scholarship Gerald Davis Betty Zellner Yarjorie June Reid Don I,. NcKelvey (First Semester) 3ouston R. blade (~irstSemester)
FACULTY LEGISLATION: The following legislation has been passed by the General Faculty and/or Faculty Council and is recommended for approval . by the Regents:
/.,. ~ ...\ ", 1. At the December meeting the calendar for the 1955-56 Long Session submitted for approval was the one recommended by the committee instead of the amended one adopted by the Faculty Council. Accordingly approval
~ is requested of the following correct dates instead of those approved earlier:
January 19-28, Thursday-Saturday. Fall semester final examinations. January 30, Monday. Graduation Day. (No public exercises. )
2. The General Faculty on July 12, 1955, approved by the circulariza- tion procedure the recommendation of the Faculty Council on exemption of ROTC students from Required Physical Education (G. F. Minutes 6590-91). FACULTY LEGISLATION (continued) 3. The Faculty Council on July 22, 1955, approved by the circulariza- tion procedure tfle recommendations of the College of Engineering to change the curriculum for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (D&P 2188-90).
4. The General Faculty approved by the circularization proce6.m the legislation passed by the Faculty Council providing for the entrance exanination as an additional criterion for determining admission of resident and non-resident students to the University, and directing the Testing and Guidance Bureau to prepare an aptitude test to be used for this purpose, providing further for the alternative use of the College Board Examination where the student elected to present it (G. F. Minutes 6632-34, D&P 2194-2199). 5. The Faculty Council at its.meetlng of September 19, 1955, voted to delegate the authorit;? of the Faculty to approve degree candidates for the year October 1, 1955, to September 30, 1956, to the respective deans (D&P 2214). --USE OF TEXTBOOKS WRITTEV BY FACULTY MEMBERS: I recommend approval of , the use of the following Gxtbooks written by faculty members, the use of the books having been approved by the Department and Dean: - 1. How-- to Pronounce Spanish, by E. F. Haden, published by Henry Holt and Company, priced am,1% royalty on the first $5,000 to 1% thereafter.
2. Beginning Spanish Course, by Barton and Tyler, published by D. C. Heath and Company, priced at $3.00, 1% royalty to authors.
i Oral Drill in Spanish, by O'Connor and Haden, published by the ,.. -.,. 3. --- ,. ' , ' ".T,,., . University Co-Operative Society, priced at $2.00, 15$ royalty to *&. , , 9*. -w&~., author. . Engineering Descriptive Geometry, Second Edition, by C. E. Rowe nd J. D. McFarland, published by the D. Van IJostrand Company, Inc., f New York, priced at $4.25 with 12$% royalty to authors. .. , ' '9 ,.., T.4'. 5. Engineering Descriptive Geometry Problems, by Rowe and McF'arland, ,k,, ,,: .-,,, )py I I -+ published by the D. Van Nostrand Company, Inc., priced at $3.50 with ; :$ a 1% royalty to authors. ,, . "i.-.-.4 OUTSIDE -AND ADDITIONAL DUTIES: I recommend that the following staff members be permitted to undertake the outside and additional duties indicated, the work to be done so as not to interfere with University '-,assignments. I.."?>."<8p< \ ...< . 1. Dr. V. E. Barnes, of the Bureau of Economic Geology, to lead some 7c:,.fieldtrips in connection with the special geology course which the ..,... ,- .~ Vniversity conducts for the Shell Oil Company, the total time required to be about six days and the payment to be about $300. , . , k. Mr. Earnest F..> ,...b...... vs,.... Dloyne, Associate Professor of Civil Engineering, to act as a consultant to the Dallas Parer and Light Company in matters relating to stream pollution, total compensation to be about $200 for three days, and also to Mr. R. Lowry, Consulting Engineer, ,i .AI ' at an approximate renuneration of $200. ...,,-, .. , ,: ~ . , 1 3. Mr. T. Russell Woolley, Assistant Professor of Speech, to teach
%, i two ,~fie"%o-ons a week at the Episcopal Theological Seminary of the k,,, >, \., i Southwest.
4. Mr. Edwin W. Mumma, Associate Professor of Management, to conduct a specialized training course for the Air Force, the course to consist of 24 class periods of two hours duration each and the rate of pay to per student hour of instruction with a minimum guarantee of : ( , ,... . ,. f OUTSTDE ARD ADDITIOEAL DUTIES (continued) . ,$., - % 5. Mr. John%.-.~.~w.,.~m A.*-.- Focht,"-- Assistant Dean of Engineering, to do a consulting job for a San ~ntonyofirm of lawyers, the time required to be not more r than two days and the fee $100 per day. 6. Mr. ~l,.~,~,M!$il.cox, of the Physical Plant staff, to organize and administer a sc%ol offering college level traning to Naval Reserve
7. >,.,,,,, &yae.:A. MacCorkle, Director, Institute of Public 'ffairs, to engage in outside consultative work in the field of management and organization Tor both private and public individals and agencies.
r: ,r.,,,.... ,r.,,,.... L. . , . 8. Mr. W. Guess, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy, to conduct a research project among drug stores in the City of Austin for Shame & Dohme.
9. ,m,,.- ..,.,..Robert ~..., ;,..* Brandt of the Military Physics Research Laboratory to make machine drawings and instrument parts in the laboratories of the firm of IaCoste and Romberg, the work to be paid for on an hourly basis, for approximately six hours a week. , , , >? I ..,'. ,, 10. Mr. L. F;_L.C,~, Professor of Chemistr~,to act as consultant to '';-:j.-4 the-ss-'fiivision of The Dow Chemical Company of Freeport for the period September 1, 19.955 - May 31, 1956, the time required to be one day per month and compensation to be $100 per day.
11. Mr. R. N. Little, Professor of Physics, to do consulting work for the Fort Wo'rth Division of Con-?air, the time to be on the avcrage of two days per month and the fee to be $100 per day plus expenses.
12. Mr. WaQ_ex L. Moore, Professor of Ci-ril Engineering, to complete a manualbfir the Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company, the approximate time needed to be ten days over a two months' period, compensation to be all direct expenses incurred and personal expenses at the rate of $60 .OO per day. .: :J.,? ,> ,> \ ) .>.. .* - ,;,: I c 13. Mr. B. N. Gafford, Professor of Electrical Engineering, to do a ..i. . ,, 8 IMted amount of consulting, the time to be limited to 25$ of --. University time and the fees to be at least as high as reconmended by the Texas Society of Professional Engineers. 1, ",
"'. ,,....,; .! .,..ti STUDEIE IEUTfi CENTER FEE: Fi-ior to September 1, 1955, all serology , .,,:. --- - ,., A ',- for University students has routinely been done by a local commercial I) I) , . .,,., , .. laboratory at-student expense. Effective October 1, the Health *":,,, . Center will do all serology for student patients in its own clinical ' laborato~j. Dr. White, Director, has indicated that a charge of $1.00 for VDXL and ICLine Standard tests will cover the costs, the testing to be limited to determinai;ions on applicants for food handlers' permits and to diagnostic studies. I recormend that this fee be approved.
Sincerely yours,
C. P. -~oner Vice-President THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Office of the Vice-President Main University Austin
Mail Docket XLV June 23, 1955
President Wilson:
Your approval of the following out-of-state trips by the staff members listed with expenses paid as indicated, is hereby requested. These items will also be submitted for ratification by the Board of Regents at their next regular meeting. In accordance with the policy adopted by the Board of Regents at their January 1954 meeting, approval of this docket is assumed unless objections from a majority of the Board are received within five days.
1. Mr. Grady C. Starnes, Auditor, June 24-29, 1955, to Estes Park, Colorado, to attend the National Assembly of College and University Business Officers' Association, expenses to be paid from the Office and Travel account of the Office of the Auditor.
2. Mr. R. Gonmel Roessner and Mr. Joseph Robert Buffler, both of the School of Architecture, to Minneapolis, Minnesota, June 17-22, 1955, to interview prospective Director for School, expenses to be charged to the Maintenance and Equipment account of the School of Prchitecture . 3. Vz. T. J. Gibson,III, Assistant Professor of Law, to Chicago, Illinois, July 4-9, 1955, to attend the annual convention of the Association of American Law Libraries, expenses to be charged to the J3hn Charles T3rines Z'oundation, Travel, ACcountJTo. 5555.
4. Dean 11. M. Burlage, of the College of Pharmacy, August 7-15, 1955, to Indianapolis, Indiana, to attend the annual Teachers Seminar conducted by the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, expenses to be paid from College of Pharmacy Office and Travel.
5. Dr. Stuart A. MacCorkle, Director, Institute of Public Affairs, July 22-30, 1955, to Seattle, Washington, to appear on the program of the Annual National Conference on Goverment, expenses to be paid from Travel, Supplies, Publications and Incidentals of the Bureau.
6. Mr. John Woodruff, Training Specialist, Industrial and Business Training Bureau, June 21-July 5, 1955, to Denver, Colorado, Casper, Wyoming, and Billings, Montana, in connection with work to be done for the American Asspciation of Oilwell Drilling Contractors, expenses to be charged to American Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors fund for travel.
7. Mr. Frank H. Wardlaw, Director, Mr. LaRoque DuBose, Editorial Assistant, and YE. Richard G. Underwood, Advisor to University Publications, all of the University Press, to Seattle, Washington, July 18-21, 1955, to attend the annual meeting of the Association of American University Presses, expenses for Mr. Wardlaw and Mr. DuBose to be paid from Press Account No. 6314, and for Mr. Underwood, from the Maintenance, Equipment, and Travel account of the Advisor's Office. 8. Mr. August Mike Michalske, Assistant Football Coach, June 20- July 4, 1955, to Hiram, Ohio, Lake Forest, Illinois, and Stevens Point, Wisconsin to get information about a play for the fall, expenses to be paid from Intercollegiate Athletic Funds.
9. Mr. Charles F. Waller, Assistant Football Coach, July 20-30, 1955, to Hershey, Pennsylvania, and Ypsilanti, Michigan, to get information about football plays, expenses to be paid from funds of Intercollegiate Athletics.
10.Mrs. Bert Kruger Smith, Technical Reports Editor I, The Hogg Foundation, June 25-30, 1955, to St. Louis, Kissouri, to visit some outstanding projects with .the state mental health society and t'ne state mental hospital system, expenses to be charged to Eogg Foundation.
11. Dr. Orville Wyss, Professor of Bacteriology and Director of Research in Bacteriology, June 15-22, 1955, to Boulder, Colorado, to visit research laboratories, expenses to be paid from Travel Account No. 6649, Organic Peroxides and Cancer.
12.W. Edward Wight, Research Engineer, Defense Research Laboratory, June 2-5, 1955, to U. S. Navy Amphibious Base, Norfolk, Virginia, for conferences in connection with contract, expenses to be paid from funds of Defense Research Laboratory.
13. Mr. Walter E. Millett, Assistant Professor of Physics, to Toronto, Canada, June 20-26, 1955, So attend a aeeCing of the Americas Physical Society, expeases to be charged to Contrsct AF 33038)-2C681.
14. Mr. James J. Pollard, Professor of Architectural Engineering, June 17-23, 1955, to Minneapolis, Minnesota, to interview propective candidates for position of Director of the School of Architecture, expenses to be paid from Account No. 2095, Development Expenses, Main University.
Sincerely yours;
Approved :
L4--LJ,f >:dfu---, Logah Wilson, Presiaent TXE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Office of the Vice-President Main University Austin
Mail Docket XLVI July 11, 1955
President Wilson:
Your approval of the following out-of-state trips by the staff members listed with expenses paid as indicated, is hereby requested. These items will also be submitted for ratification by the Board of Regents at their next regular meeting. In accordance with the policy adopted by the Board of Regents at their January 1954 meeting, approval of this docket is assumed unless objections from a majority of the Board are received within five days.
1. Mr. Charles T. Clark, Director, and Mr. Donald M. Anderson, Assistant Director, Classified Personnel, July 16-22, 1955, to Iowa City, Iowa, to confer with personnel specialists concerning person- nel problems and to attend the Ninth Annual Conference of the Col- lege and University Personnel Association, expenses to be paid from the Maintenance, Office Supplies, Printing and Travel account of the Office of Classified Personnel.
2. Mr. Oliver Hoyt Williams, Director, Student Employment Bureau, July 15-29, 1955, to Los Angeles, San Francisco, and other California cities, to study, as President of the Advisory Council for Volunteer Services of The Texas Society for Mental Health and at'the request of The Hogg Foundation, the organization and administration of state volunteerpmgrams in mental hospitals; and to study, as Director of the Student Rnployment Bureau, placement organization and procedures at Stanford, University of California, University of Southern California and California Institute of Technology, expenses up to $88.00 to be charged to the Student Employment Bureau and other expenses to the Hogg Foundation.
3. Mr. LeRoy Harold Linder, Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Library Science, JY;ly3-9, 1955, to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to attend the annual meeting of the American Library Association, expenses to be paid from the Maintenance and Equipment account of the Library School. This will cancel request of Miss Esther Stallman for similar travel.
4. YLss Louise Pope, Chief Pharmacist, The Pharmacy, Student Health Center, August 22-26, 1955, to attend the National Institute on Hospital Pharmacy in Chicago, Illinois, expenses to be charged to The Pharmacy. This cancels the request in the Mail Docket of June 13 requesting absence for the period June 13-17, 1955. 5. Dr. Gordon Gunter, Director, Institute of Marine Science, to Baltimore, Ma~jland,August 1-4, 1955, to deliver a paper at the meeting of the National Shellfisheries Association, expenses to be paid from funds of the Institute.
6. Mr. James R. D. Eddy, Dean, Division of Extension, August 8-12, 1955, to Ft. Collins, Colorado, to represent Teacher Trainers on an Braluation Conunittee in a workshop conducted by the U. 5. Office of Education for Leadership Training, expenses to be paid from the Maintenance, Travel and Equipment account of the Dean's Office, Division of Extension.
7. Mr. Oclys R. Simmons, Training Specialist 111, Industrial and Business Training Bureau, July 10-August 6, 1955, to Monument and Tatum, New Mexico, to give a short course to personnel of the Amerada Petroleum Company, expenses to be charged to the American Asso- ciation of Oilwell Drilling Contractors. 8. Mr. F. C. McConnell, Director, Auxiliary and Service Activities, Business Office, and Mr. Robert F. Ross, Supervising Manager, Residence and Food Service, July 29-August 5, 1955, to Ames, IOXia, to attend the annual conference of the Association of College and University Housing Officers, expenses to be paid from Office Mainte- nance and Travel Expense of the Business Office, Auxiliary and Service Activities. 9. Mr. William F. O'Zee, Manager, University Apartments, July 29- August 5, 1955, to Ames, Iowa, to attend the annual conference of the Association of College and University Housing Officers, expenses to be charged to University Apartments, Account No. 6245.
10. Dr. Norman Hackeman, Director, Project 47D (API), July 12-22> 1955, to Meriden, New Hampshire,to attend the Gordon Research Con- ference on Chemistry of Interfaces where he will present two papers, expenses to be paid from funds of the project.
11. Dr. A. Wilson Nolle, Associate Professor of Physics, June 27- July 9, 1955, to State College, Pennsylvanigand New London, New Hampshire, to attend meetings of the Acoustical Society of America and the Gordon Research Conference, expenses to be paid from Contract Nonr-375(05), Research in Properties of Liquids and Solids.
12. Dr. Stanley Harold Simonsen, Associate Professor of Chemistry, June 26-~uly3, 1955, to Pasadena, California, to attend the meeting of the American Crystallographic Association, expenses to be paid from Account No. 8a: The Robert A. Welch Foundation Grant; Inves- tigation of Crystal Structures of Some Metallo-Organic Chelate Compounds.
13. Mr. Alex D. Krieger, Research Scientist IV, Research in hChropology, to be absent with pay for the period August 29-September 22, 1955, to go to Flashington, D. C,, to lead one of five seminars sponsored by the Society for American Archaeology in the United States National Museum, travel to be without expense to the University. C3F~ ---L C. P. Boner
Approved : \ \ . ,,. i.:,1 ,. , \, , . . ! I. ,,? :. -..,:*? ,, -, Logan WiI$on, President ._C THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Office of the Vice-President Main University Austin
Mail Docket XLVII July 22, 1955
President Wilson:
Your approval of the following out-of-state trips by the staff members listed with expenses paid as indicated, is hereby requested. These items will also be submitted for ratification by the Board of Regents at their next regular meeting. In accordance with the policy adopted by the Board of Regents at their January 1954 meeting, approval of this docket is assumed unless objections from a majority of the Board are received within five days.
1. Mr. Robert C. Gullion, Assistant Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, July 16-22, 1955, to Iowa City, Iowa, to &tend the Ninth Annual Conference, College and University Personnel Association, expenses to be paid from the Office of Superintendent, Office and Traveling Expenses.
2. Mr. Donald George Nugent, Research Associate 11, Cooperative Program in Educational Administration, June 3-19, 1955, to Daytona Beach, Florida, to attend the Southern States Work Conference, expenses to be paid from Cooperative Program in Educatinnal Adminis- tration -- Travel, Project Personnel (Account No. 6840). 3. Mr. Cullen M. Crain, Associate Professor of Electrical Engineer- ing, July 17-21, 1955, to Cocoa Beach, Florida, in connection with research work of the Electrical ~ngineeringResearch Laboratory, expenses to be charged to contract funds of AF 33(606)-2423.
4. Mr. Stanley A. Arbingast, Assistant Director, Bureau of Business Research, July 28-30, 1955, to Roanoke, Virginia, to attend the meeting of the Southern Association of Science and Industry, expenses to be charged to travel funds of the Gulf Coast Study Contract 14-06-500-140.
5. Mr. Arthur E. Lockenvitz, Director, Military Physics Research Laboratory, July 7-9, 1955, to Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio, to discuss contractual matters pertaining to Contract AF 18(600)-87, expenses to be charged to the contract.
6. Mr. C. C. Colvert, Professor and Consultant in Junior College Education, July 27-30, 1955, to Chicago, Illinois, to attend meeting of Research Committees of American Association of Junior Colleges, expenses to be paid from Account No. 2372, Travel Expenses, Junior College Education, Research and Editorial Office.
7. The following with transportation expenses paid from funds of the Committee on Attendance at Meetings of Learned Societies, the faculty member in each case to deliver a paper:
(1) Mr. Austin Phelps, Associate Professor of Zoology, September 6-9, 1955, to East Lansing, Michigan, to attend the Society of Protozoplogists.
(2) Mr. ChsslesHeimsch, Professor of Botany, and Miss Hilda Rosene, Associate Professor of Zoology, September 5-9, 1955, to East Lansing, Michigan, to attend the meeting of the Botanical Society of America.
(3) Mr. Jack Myers, Professor of Zoology, Mr. A. R. Schrank, Associate Professor of' Zoology, and Mr. Irwin Spear, Assistant Professor of Botany, September 6-9, 1955, to East Lansing, Michigan, to attend the meeting of the American Society of Plant Physiologists. Committee on Attendance at Meetings of Learned Societies (continued)
(4) Mr. Carson McGuire, Professor, and Mr. Robert F. Peck, Associate Professor, both of the Department of Wuca- tional Psychology, September 1-9, 1955, to attend the meeting of the American Psychological Association in San Francisco, California.
8. Mr. Jack William Cashin, Assistant Professor of Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate, August 16-30, 1955, to Bloomington, Indiana, to attend the Graduate School of Savings and Loan, expenses to be charged tp Account No. 8552, Texas Savings and Loan League Grant.
Sincerely yours,
Approved :
Logafi Wilson, President THE UPJIVERSITY OF TEXAS Office of the Vice-President Wain University Austin
Mail Docket KCBIIZ; August 2, 1955
President Wilson:
Your approval of the following out-of-state trips by the staff members listed with expenses paid as indicated, is hereby recuested. These items will also be submitted for ratification by the Board of Regents at their next regular meeting. In accordance with the policy adopted by the Board of Regents at their January 1954 meeting approval of this docke* is assumed unless objections from a majority of the Board are received within five days.
1. Mr. Orville I.Tyss, Professor of Bacteriology, July 30-August 6, 1955, to New Haupton, New Hampshire, to attend the conference on Bacterial Physiology, expenses to be paid from Account No. 6645, Organic Peroxides and Cancer.
2. Mr. Jackson bJ. Foster, Professor of Bacteriology, July 20-August 3, 1955, to University of Wyoming, Laramie, University of Colorado, Boulder and Colorado A. & M., Fort Collins, expenses to be charged to travel funds of Contract Nonr-146(00).
3. W.Robbin C. Anderson, Professor of Chemistry, during week of August 1, 1955, to Syracuse, New York, to consult with faculty and staff at the University who are conducting a Chemistry Institute such as the University will sponsor during the Summer of 1956, expenses to be paid from Account No. 6430 - Chemistry - Pantothenic Acid Royalties.
4. Mr. John Arch Vhite, Professor of Accounting, August 25-Septelrber 3, 1955, to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to attend the American Accounting Association Annual meeting, expenses to be paid from Account No. 8550, Business Administration Foundation Fund.
5. b". James W. Reynolds, Professor of Curriculum and Instruction, July 27-30, 1955, to Chicago, Illinois, to attend the summer planning meeting of the Azerican Association of Junior Colleges, expenses to be charged to Account No. 2372 - Junior College Education - Research & Editorial Office.
6. Mr. Cullen M. Crain, Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering, July 31-August 5, 1955, to Los Angeles and Point Mugu, California, in connection with research work being done at the Electrical Engineering Research Laboratory, expenses to be charge to contract funds.
7. YE, John lioodruff, Training Specialist 111, Industrial& Business Training Bureau, July 28-29, 1955, to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to attend a meeting of the film sponsors, expenses to be charged to Account No. 7538: American Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors - Y~intenance,Equipment & Travel.
8. Mr. Clifford J. 140sley, Training Spedialist 111, Industrial and Business Training Bureau, August 2-4, 1955, to Burbank and Tulsa, Oklahoma, and vicinity, to give a short course, Expenses to be charged to Account No. 7541: Arcerican Petroleum Institute, Division of Production - Training Course on Control of Vapors and Oil Gravities.
9. Approve change in funds for pament of trip by Dean J. R. D. Eddy to Fort Collins, Colorado (submitted in July 11, 1955 docket) from Dean's Office and Travel account to the Industrial and Business Training Bureau, Maintenance, Travel, and Equipment account. 10. Mr. George Wilbur Evans, Sports News Director, August 8-14, 1955, to Chicago, Illinois, for the meeting of Publicity Directors held in connection with the All Star Football Game, expenses to be paid from funds of Intercollegiate Athletics.
11. Dr. E. H. Sellards, Director, Texas Wmorial Museum, to attend the annual meeting of the Great Basin Archaeological Society in Los Angeles, California, August 30-September 2, 1955, where he will present a paper, and to Berkeley, California, and Portales, New Mexico, on Museuro business, expenses to be paid from Account No. 9875: Maintenance, EquipEent, Investigations, Travel, Assistants, Labor, Printing and Repairs, partly from 1954-55 funds and partly from 1955-56 f unds .
Sincerely yours,
C. P. Boner
LAM4Id12%r%rw. Log& Wilson, President THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Office of the Vice-President Main University Austin
Mail Docket XLIX Au~s~15, 1955
President Wilson:
Your approval of the following out-of-state trips by the staff members listed,with expenses to be paid as indicated, is hereby requested. These items will also be submitted for ratification by the Board of Regents at their next regular meeting. In accordance with the policy adopted by the Board of Regents at their January 1954 meeting, approval of this docket is assumed unless objections from a majority of the Board are received within five days.
1. Miss Marie B. Morrow, Mycologist, Plant Research Institute, July 31 - August 13, 1955, to New York City via Ottawa and Montreal, Canada, for conferences with scientists and physicians relative to research program in Mycologfcal Investigations, expenses to be paid from Mycology Trust F'unds, Maintenance, Equipmen$.and Travel; 2. Mr. A. W. Itolle, Associate Professor of F%ysics, August 3 - September 15, 1955, to Washington, D. C., to confer with ONR officials, partial expenses to be paid from Contract Nonr-375(05). 3. Mr. Rampton K. Snell, Professor of Transportation, September 6 - 11, 1955, to Boston, Massachusetts, to attend biennial seminar and conference of American Society of Traffic and Transportation, transportation expenses to be paid from College of Business Administration Foundation Fund - Transportation, No. 8553. 4. Mr. C. C. Colvert, Professor and Consultant in Junior College Education, August 21 - 28, 1955, to Storrs, Connecticut, to assist in representing the C.P.E.A. Office at The University of Texas and to chairman the Higher Education Division of the National Conference of Professors of Educational Administration, transportation expense to be charged to C.P.E.A. Account No. 6840, and hotel and meals to Office of the Dean, College of Education, Junior College CoonsuLtant, Travel Expenses - Account No, 2372. 5. Mr. Kenneth A. Kobe, Professor of Chemical Engineering, September 7 - 18, 1955, Minneapolis, Minnesota, to attend the meeting of the American Chemical Society, expenses to be charged to Bureau of Industrid Chemistry oRD-P-6 travel, Account No. 4014.
6. Mr. Virgil Everett Barnes, Research Scientist V, Bureau of Economic Geology, September 9 - 15, 1955, to Knoxville, Tennessee, to study tektites, expenses to be paid from the Maintenance, Travel, Printing, Investigation and Equipment account of the Bureau. 7. Two University of Texas Football Coaches, August 22 - 25, 1955, to Memphis, Tennessee for All-American High School All Star Football Game, expenses to be charged to funds of the Department of . Intercollegiate Athletics.
8. Mrs. Bert Kruger Smith, Technical Reports Editor I, The Hogg Foundation, August ll and 12j 1955, to New Orleans, Louisiana, for cdnsultation regarding techniques of mental health education, expenses to be paid from funds of The Hogg Foundation. 9. Dr. Robert L. Sutherland, Director, The Hogg Foundation, August 25 - September 8, 1955, to Ann Arbor, Michigan; RttsburgB, Pennsylvania; and Washington, D. C., for conferences concerning Hogg Foundation projects and to attend the National. Council on Religion in Higher Education, the Society for the Study of Social Problems, aod the American Sociological. Society, expenses to be charged to Pads of The Hogg Foundation.
10. Mr. J. Neils Thompson, Project Director, Structural Mechanics Research Laboratory, August 11 - 21, 1955, to New York City, Bos%on, Massachusetts, and Zartford, Connecticut, to discuss contract matters, expenses to be chasged to Q1artermaster Contract DA 19-129-QM-150, Travel funds.
11. !?he following, with transportation expenses to be paid from Bnds of the Committee on Attendance at Meetings of Learned Societies, in each case the faculty member to present a paper:
(1) Mr. Royston M. Roberts, Associate Professor of Chemistry, to Minneapolis, Minnesota, to attend the American Chemical Society meeting, September U-16, 1955.
(2) Mr. Harold P. Hanson, Associate Professor of Physics, to Mexico City, to attend the American Physical Society meeting, August 29 - 31, 1955. (3) Mr. Emmette S. Redford, Professor of Government, to Boulder, Colorado, to attend the American Political Science Association meeting, September 7 - 9, 1955.
Sincerely yours,
Approved : i I L {~GX,*/,4J 1-+,,. <@/- - Log4 Wilson, h-esident Dr. Logan Wilson, President The University of Texas f~ustin,Texas
Dear Dr. Wilson:
I a.m submitting herewith a docket for Texas Tilestern College for con- sideration of the Board of Regents at the meeting October 11: and 15.
1954-55 Budget Office --of the President 1. Transfer $300.00 from the accoount, Reser-~efor Adjustments, to the account for Dffice and Traveling Expenses. Office ---of the Registrar 2, Transfer $500.00 from t'ne account, Reserve for Adjustments to the account for Office Expenses.
3. Transfer $330.00 from the account, Reserve for Adjustments, to Vne account for Clerks to pay the sa'.%ries of additional employees for months of July and August, to 'oe paid at the rate of $165.00 per month each begiming July 5. Econo?xics -and Business Adrninist~~&i~ 4, A-~orovethe sale, based on iirit3sn bids, of :.lorn-out, obsolete -A me.chines belonging to tihe De>ertment of 3conomics and Business Admini- stration, as f olloiss : 9 typewriters, l mimeograph machine, and 1 victrola; and approve the credits of Vne pzoceeds of the sale in the amount of $121.00 to tine i?iaj.ntenarc? adEquipzent accountof this department . Xistory, Government, and- Socio!.o,7y--
5. ,%~prove- ~~ the transfer of $300.00 from the account for Maintenance and Equipment to the Maictenance and Ecuipment account in the Libray, to purchase books needed in ths Depa,rt!r,cnt of Eistory, Government, and Sociology.
Division of Extension
~n~e~o~frori, t'ne account for Maintenance and Equipment, Division of Extension, to the account for Maintenance and Equipment, Education Department. Physical -Plant 7. Agprove- - the -.pe.yaent of $363.36 to DuSang's of El Paso for cleaning arid moth-proofing mgs, carpets, and furniture in the President's Rome,
An infestation of moths and carnet* beetles called for imediate action. This concern was the only ore that could give the desired service.
8, Transfer $645.33 from the salary appropriation for Inventory Clerks to salary appropriation for 14echanics and. ',iatclnroen.
9. Transfer $5=.61, Secng the unused portion of the salary budgeted for the line-item positicn of Plu:!iber, to the salary appropriated for Mechanics and Flatchmen.
10. Transfer $11755 .68 from tfie pk;;rsical plant appropriation for min- tenance and Equipment to the salery copropriation for Mechanics and Watchmen, 11. Transfer $1,574-94 from the Physical Plant appropriation for ;$aintenance and 3quipze-t LO the salary a~propriationfor Janitors, Maids, and Yardmen.
Intercollegiate Athletics----. 12. Appoint Mr. William a. hilpott as Director of Publicity for Atbfletics for the 1955 Summer Session at a salary of $250.00 for each six-weeks term.
13. Appoint Mr. George NcCsrty as Director of Miners Ball, Atnletic Dormitory, for the 1955 Summer Session at a salary of $237.50 for each six-weeks term.
&serve -for --.--Adjustments Ah" Transfers have been xade fron the account, Reserve for Adjustments to the following Salary appropriations for the purpose of providing for over-time payments during the year lpjb-55:
Registrar's Olflce $45.05 Health Service lg.jO n?ieiephon? Operator 50.60 Oean of Arts & Sciences 4.84 p*sical plant-~lectrician 16.16
15. Transfers have been rnade from the account, Reserve for Adjustments, to the following Maintenance and Equipment accounts:
Off icial PubLicatlons $138.34 Dean of Arts & Sclences 2.36 Dean of Kines & Engineer- ing 22.20 Journa.lism end Radio 86.75
16. Transfer of $143.33 !-::IS l~e-;. 3,:;.;<%- OUT-OF-STATE TRIPS.--I recornc~.endyou? apcroval of the following out- of-state trips to be tr4iz-i by staff me~bers,their expenses to be paid as indicated : 1. Mr. Guy E. Icgersoll, Associate Trofessor of Minizg and Xetallurgy, to conduct the field class ;n Mine Surveying (~ming224) at the Pewabee Nine, near Hznover, New l4exico: luring the period Awust 29-September 3. Expenses for the trip %illbe psi5 from the Ea.intenance and Equipmen-b account, Departnenb ci' L+;.xiirtian2 t42tallurgy. 2. ivfr. Hollis Reynolds, MsLager of the Student Union Builaing, to go to Iowa City, Ioiga, to attend the 1955 worlrshop held by the National Association of College Sto~::s Ju?y ~S-ALI~US~2, 1955. A scholarship arqarded Mr. Reynolds r.iil1 pay ir.l-tior, and room and board during the period of the workshop. Expenses to and from Io-,ia City will be paid from Union Funds. G2ZS.--The folloowing gift of property, which adjoins the present campus, has been ma.de to Texas Western Col.Le>ge and I reconmerid that it be ac- cepted with appropriate exyrossions of zppreciation, prepared by the Secretary: Ws. Josephine Cla-dy FF=Xk3.s donated for the use and benefit of Texas western Col?.~geFra:.tional Sock 22, Alexander Addi- tion to the city of 31 ?-'aso, at an appraised value of $6,000. The deed transferrin~this ?rope:?tg to the College was signed on August 23, 1955. AcO,iTISl.TIOR OF PROPERTY -42JACEFF TO CAWUS Or' TEXAS WESTEFrfi:COLLEGE .-- 1. Approve the purchase oi" the following described property from W. R. Collins of EI. paso at a price of $1,625 -00: Lots 11, 12, and 13 in Block 85, Alexander Addition to the city of 51 paso, and Lots 1, 2, 5, 6, 9, 10, 13, 14, 17 and 18 in lock 121 of Alexander Addition to the City of El Paso. The Varranty Deed covering this purchase is dated &;ust 23, . 1955. 2. Approve the purchase of the following described property from plargaret McNary Bowie of EL Paso at a price of $1,625.00: Lots 14, 15, and 15 in Block 85, Alexander Addition to the City of ~lpaso, and Lots 3, k, 7, 8, 11, 12, 15, 16, 3.9, and 20 in Block 121, Alexasder Adaition to the City of 31 Paso. The Varranty De"d covering this purchase is da%ed August 25, 1955. The above described properties are adjacent to the present campus boundaries and are needed for future expansion. The ironey to make these purchases came from General Funds - Uoappropriated SurplQs of Texas igestern College. The Executive Committee of the Boa.rd of Xegents has approved these trans- actions. -1955 Sutmer - Session I. Appoint Mr. Dale I,. Cramer to the unfilled position of Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Administration for the second term at a salary of $650.00. 2. Appoint Mr. Leon D. ?doses as Associate Professor (Half-time) of English for the second term at a salary of $362.50. 3. Appoint Ivir. Francis A. Eham as Instructor (~alf-time)in English for the second term at a salary of $300.00. 4. Appoint l~fr.Thomas G, Barnes as Professor of &lathematics and Physics for .the second term at a salary of $775.00. 5. Appoint Mr. W. L. Shepherd as Instructor (Balf-time) in Mathema~tics for the second term at a salary of $300.00. 6. Accept the resignation of Mr. t4ilton Leech, Instructor in Speech at a salary of $650.00, for tine second term. 7. Appoint Dr. Clarence G. aackett as Instructor (~alf-time)in Psychology for the secon6 term at a salary of $300.00. 8. Appoint Ne. bjilliam B. Philpott as Assistant Director of News and Information (Part-time) for botk terms at a salary of $175.00 per term. This salary will be paid from the accouat, Reserve for Adjvstments. 1955-56 Budget Office --of the President 1. Create the position of Clerk-Typist (part-time) at a salary of $1,080 for .$delve morichs, to be paid as follows: $500.00 from the accoun't budgeted for Clerical Eelp (Rourly Basis) in the Office of 'Gke President, and $550 from the Unallocated Account for Salaries. i -Art 2. Change the appointment of Mr. Wiltz A. Harrison from Assistant professor at a salary of $4,1:00 to Associate Bofessor at a salary of $4900, effective at the beginning of the fall semester. Tine increase of $500 will be paid from the Unallocated Account for salaries. Mr. . ' Harrison is the most enterprising 2nd agressive member of the Art Department faculty and this increase in rank and salary is recommended in order to prevent his resigning his position at Texas Mestern College and accepting one at the University of Illinois. Biological Sciences .. 7, +apeL I~,L.. J~Xmil;,; $- ..-.an--Jhs&%km d-Pmleszc-at~-Sw+~?.?.~QO for ne4x Geology 4. Appoint Mr. Charles G. Evensen as Assistant Professor at a salary of $4,890 for nine rronths. This position was budgeted at a salary of $4,750 C and the additional $140 will be paid from the Unallocated Account for salaries . History Government, and Sociology ~f - , ------.. .- ,.- - -. . 5; Delete the name of Mr. David X. Stratton, Instructor, at a salary of $4,000 since he failed to take the position. 6. Appoint Dr. S. D. $fyres, J-r. as Special Lecturer (~art-time)at a C salary of $3,600 for nine zonths, to 3e paid from the salary budgeted for Mr. Stratton. Philosophy -and Psychology 7. Appoint- ~~ ;4r. Roiiarci 3'. Sherman as Assistant Professor at a salary of $4,200. This position will take the place of a budgeted item of Instructor at a salary of $3,400, and the additional $800 will be paid from the Unallocated Account for salaries. Civil -and Electrical Engineering r~orrectthe apnointzext-- in the budget- of Wi. Carl B. Billings- from Associate Professor to Assistezt Professor at the same salary as budgeted of $4,900. Physical Plant 9. Accept the low bid in the amount of $794.50.~ . submitted by- Wyler- Industrial i~orksof El Paso for Parnishing material and labor required for repairing Eenry iiogt boiler in tl?e Power Eouse, Texas Western College campus. It was possible to get only one other bid. This was sub.mitted by the A. P. Green Fire 3ricI: Conpany of Texas in the amount of $939.29. Copies of both bids are cn fil- in the Texas Western College Business Office. The cost of these repaLrs is 50 be paid from the Physical Plant appropriation for improvements and Repairs. 10. Accept the low bid o"11,790.00 submitted by Wyler Industrial Works for furnishing all v.akerisls and labor reqaired to repair the Combustion Engineering Boiler at th- ?over House. This is a stand-by 'ooiler and needs to be pl.aced in opercit?.ng ccnc?ition. It has been possible to secure only one otner bid for tiiis wo~k. Such bid is in the amount of $l,e80.00 and was submitted by the A. P. Gree:: Fire Brick Company of Texas. Copies of both bids are ff!.~? $2 '-h~3>,r;ine?ss Office, Texas Western College. The cost of the repairs is to be psid from the Physical Plant appropriation for Improvements znd Zepairs. FOREIGN SCE0LARSEIPS.--Authorize foreign scholarships in the amount not to exceed $2,500 fcr t3e academic year 1955-56. The m.ount of each scholarship granted is ta bz -,he difference between the resident and non-resident rates of tuition ap~G.cableto the cgurses for which the individual studen%is enrolled, with a maximum of $50.00 per semester of the long session and $7.50 per term of the surmer session. The recipient of each scholarship will be required to maintain at ?.east a "C" grade average over all acade~iccourses. OUT-OF-STATE TRIP.--Approire an oa-t-of-state trip for President Dysart E. Holcomb to attend thc anl?u-L rreeting of the A~ericanInstitute of Chemical Engineers in Detroit; Xichigzri, ?Joverrber 26-30, 1955j with expenses Lo be paid from Office and Tra-xl.ing ::%xpenses, Office of the President. GIFTS,--The followLng gifts hzve been made to Texas Western College and I recommend that they be acc-pted 7;; appropriate ex;lressions of apprecia- tion, prepared by the Secretary: 1. The Stanolind Oil and Gas Company has given the following equipment to Texas Western Colle~e: a. One Stanolind Drill Unit 3591-Model 105, 1945 Ford FABCO s/~andemConversion. The market value of this vehicle and all equip- ment thereon has been established at +( A-o!Jc 00 b. One 1951 Chevrole~,One-half Ton Standard Carryall Unit*- the market value of which has been established- ar, $1,200. The College has full title to this equipment, all of which is in excellent condition, and we may dispose of it if deemed desirable. At the present time it will be used in connection with work being carried on by the Department of Geology and in the Department of Mining and Metallurgy. \ 2. Mr. Robert E. NcKee of El Paso has given $500.00 for use in buying band uniforms. 3. The following organizations in El Paso have given the amounts indica- \ ted to be used for scholarships in the 1955-56 long sessior: 50 .oo 100.00 hollyW'ves Social Club ------100.00 \El Paso Lulac Council #l32------400.00 \Texas Society foz- Crippled Children - - - - 70 .OO club------50 .GO \Rotary Club ------300.00 \1Downtown Lions Cp~b------1.50 .OO . The Band Parents ~sso&ationof Lawrence High School, Lawrence, Massachusetts has given a scholarship in the amount of $100.00 for the 1955-56 long session. \ 5. The Monahans Music Club of ;~lonahans, Texas has given a $100.00 scholarship for the 1955-56 lollg session. \16. The American Smeliing and Refining Company has given $500.00 for scholarships during the 1955-56 long session, to be avarded to a student in ivletallurgical Engineering. \ \17. The Grand Court Order of Calanthe of Houston, Texas has given a $75.00 scholarship for the 1955-56 long session. '-48. The Kennicott Copper Cc.~oretioon,Chino Nines Division, Zurley, $Jew Mexico has given a $250.00 scholarship to be awarded to a student in PIetallurgy for the 1955-56 long session. \1 9. The John J. and Rosalind Xedfern Foundation of jfidland, Texas has given a $94.00 scholarship for :he 1955-56 year. \ 10. The Midland Rotary Club of ivlidland, Texas has given a $500.00 scholarship for the 1955-56 year. '1. The State Rational Benk of El Paso has given $500.00 to be awarded as scholarships for students in Business Administration during the 1955-56 long s,-ssion. bl2. The Ramsey Steel Products, Inc. of El ??so has given $500.00 for scholarships for engineering st>udents for the year 1955-56. 13. The Bortex Manufacturing Co., Inc. of El Paso has gi- en $200.00 for scholars~ipsfor the 1955-56 year. The scholarships are designated as the Louis Horwitz Memorial Scholarships. '\1.14. Mr. Eaxter Polk of Z1 Paso has given a $50.00 scholarship in memory of Nr0 Urbici Soler for the 1955-56 session. ji15. The Amrican Society for ?,ietals Foundation for Education and Research has given a $400.00 scholarship for the 1955-56 long session, to be awarded to a student in Metallurgy. \-16. The Abdou Produce and Cold Storage Co. of El Paso has given two scholarships of $150.00 each for the year 1955-56. They are to be designated as tne salia N. Abdou ?/lemorial Scholarships. 1.The Phelps Dodge Refining Corporation has given two scholarships of $500 each for students in Metallurgy during the 1955-56 long session. 18The Roger Brown Company has given $150 for the Intercollegiate Athletic Scholarship Fund for the 1955 Fall Semester. I SCHELIXXGER RESEMCH FOmiiilTION.--Appoint the following Research Assis't- ants to the staff of the Schellenger Research Foundation: h'Y 1. Xorman K. Tool, who is on active military duty and is stationed at kiilliam Beaumont Zospital. He holds the Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Illinois and is on leave of absence from Bell Laboratorries . 2. Mr. David Brown, who is also on active military duty an6 stationed at William Beaumont 5Iospital. Ze holds the Bachelor of Science degree from Iowa State College and is on leave of absence from the Pnilco ' Corporation, 1.Pool and Nr. Broifn will work full-time, without pay from tne College, on a cooperative research project jointly sponsored by William Beaumont Eospital and the Schellenger Foundation. '@.CATIONSCEEDULF FOR PZRSONXC3L ON TTKELE3 MONTHS BASIS: The following holiday and vacation schedule will be observed at Texas LJestern College for non-teacbing personnel employed on a 12-monthbasis for the fiscal year beginning September 1, 1955. 1. State Legal Holidays which are observed by Tex-6 Western College: Labor Day Monday September 5, 1955 Thanksgiving Day Thursday November 24, 1955 Christmas Day ivlonday December 26, 1955 New Year's Day Monday January 2, 1956 Independence Day i%:ednesday ~uly4, 1956 2. In lieu of other State Legal Holidays which are not observed by Texas Western College r Friday following Thanksgiving Noveaber 25, 1955 Tuesday following Christmas Decenber 27, lgjj Wednesday following Christmas Deceber 28, 1955 Thursday following Christmas December 29, 1955 Friday following Christmas December 30, 1955 Friday preceding Easter arch 30, 1956 Monday follor,~ingEaster pi2 1956 3. Three calendar weeks of vacation (5 days of this vacation to be in lieu of other State Legal Zolidays which are not observed by Texas liestern College. ) In some offices and in certain activities th? work schedule may be such as to suggest the desirability of remaining open. either on a partial or full staff basis during part or all of the Thanksgiving, Chistmas, and spring vacation periods indicated above. In such cases a request ad- dressed to the President's Office will be approved with the understand- ing t'cat the days worked by staff meabers during these vacation periods will be added to their regular vacation period. This schedule Ls predi- cated on the assumption 'that with the forty-hour week which is :low in force for classified personnel., all offices will be closed on a Saturday which falls within a holiday period. ESX SYSTEM.--9uthoxize tine Chairman to sign a contract with the Hountain States Telepnoone Company for the installztion of a PBX system on the campus upon completion of the net7 Administration auildlng, Iastallation of this system will increase the cost for Celephom service by approximately $lOC per month. It is neces- sary tbat we have a~thorizationto proceed with plans for the installa- tion of a PBX systen i.n order that tie equipment will be ready when Yne nne bbulldlq is completed. Sincerely yours, . Lf President Logan Wilson The University of Texas Austin 12, 'Texas Dear Iresidei~kWilson: There is submitted herewith a docket for the meeting of the Board of Regents to be held in El Paso, Texas October 14 and 15, 1955. Your approval is respectfull;r recommended: General Administration 1, Accept the resignation of Dr. Chauncey D. Lealre, Executive Director, Profes- sor of Phamacology, Professor of the Eistorj and Philosophy of 24edicinc one. Public I-Iealth, at a salary of $18,500,00 for twelve months effective iIu811s'c 31, 1.355" 2. Accept the resignation of George H. Crosby, Director of Curricula in I4edical Technology, Director, Extramural Progra and Registrar, at a salarj of $6,000,00 for twelve months effective August 31, 1555. Business Of= 3. Accept the resignation of fik. Dan 0. Morse, Bursar, at salory of ::i4,728.00 for twelve months effective August 24, 1955. 14. Grant Dr, Glem A. Drager, Associate Professor, at ci salary 0.; $7,200~00 for twelve months, a military leave of absence effective August 15, 1955. Bacteriolopy and Parasitoloa 5. Accept the resignation of Dr. Frank B. Engley, Jr., Associate Professor; :id- visor, U. S. Federal Grants and Contract Service; Consulting Bacteriologist, idedical Branch Bospitals, at a salary of $7,200.00 for twelve rnontiis e.iiective August 31, 1955. Biochemistry and Nutrition 45, Correct Item 7, Page G-1, July 1955 docket to show the effective date of the appointment of Dr, David R 15, 1955 instead of June 15, 1955. 7. Accept the resigoa'cion of Alice Louise Riedin~er,Research Associate, c'; a salary of $4,800.00 for twelve months effective August 31, 1955. Neurology and Psychiatrx 8. Accept the resignation of Dr. Edda I. Kuenast, Instructor, at a salarj of $4,800,00 for twelve months effective August 24, 1955. Oto-Rhino-Larywolo~ :,,'go Grant Dr. Truican 0. hlelcher, Resident, perhission to be away from his 6uties at the hiedical Branch and assign him for duty at the Hansel Foundation in St. Louis, Missouri for specialized work in nasal allergy for the period Vny 28 through June 12, 1955. the sum of $2,mo,m &m %be ammzpatim for Teachbg all& Besweh &s%satsto the app~~rhtionfor &&b-eeD Eqament mcl Sumo& effective Awt2, 29550 U. Appoint Doc%@ Wph Gum* to the positioa hsistmt Pxofes~orat a s of $gD8W,@ fw twelve mm@xs effective Awt2, B95p0 ~~B~BB~G%F%&%(EfdW &i&&@uem 113. Dm We &swab Fr&essw Medical En- v - beream? the of Be&,, of m&agyD Bran $6,3@3,@3 &us $3@3,00 &an fievEat%oa for WicaA Edumtfon Gmtfw *Lm math to $6,7m.m pBw $3m.W &an %he Eat%oaW for Mi- caEduostion Gmtfor twelve monatkm effee%fm Jme l, L955, &ads fa*is b- erase are awaLXab1e in %he ~BPBB& appmprbtim for Dr. LnaalwLk Mg&%&n, Professore ,lbO Hnereme ae of &reJack Red., ds~mbte$Ipofeesor, ifpm $6,300,W &us $3CO.W Brm the Blati han8nd for WiwlWarntion Gxw?& for tmZve months to $6,7@0,00 phxe $3~.m&can the Bat$& far EBaatim Gatfor tdve s apprmiation for Dro L&w& h&s*&inD &~fessor~ miozoa 5 Accept the msi~tionof Dr, We- Kw=tD %aeh?ag wi?d &@emeh hewhte a%a of $5,24m0m for t~~%wmmtb effective % 19550 bA7e C the stat= of Dzp, Wid9Bdbim Ho &m&hD &3s%s%%atW~fessor of Orbha= p&%e wp a%a saagy of $BB,~,w for ~w&Bw months ,Go the Eat%om2Famt3 $02 WA& Edamtkim Gmtto ebt & $2,~.rn fatmeXve month$ efleatim Jme X, X955, J hemease tb of ~rmstB, , ~ssistsmtProfessm of 01~$ho.pe&ic SW@~,from $4,5 %a&icd Eduwtion &=aatDto &,8m,m for tmebe months, plw $3W0W the Ebbtiow m fa? Wid rnuat%onGrant ef$P@e%BmJW 1, 3,9550 msfor this / Ho he i 29, em@the status of Dr., t%mhes A* Ewks, ~msocbk&&essozp Qt~m~ogy];At- tend@ UroBw%et, &die& %~mh&spits& to hsockte &ofessor (BTLPoBoa); Urologist-h-Chief, Mic& Bmeh %spitah effectiw JuLy B, 29550 '' 20, &p@bt BmA& EhWto the position Xmtmetm, Miam to be OQCU~%& by Dro BW'am3 Eo Bweh and who &i¬ a~cep%the a-ahnt, tiJ 1, 1955 a%8 of $Bs,%~,C% fozp %mBwmom%& pBas $3@00W fmm the %ilat%o& U, fop M&icV Muca%%mGmtQ --.--? 2.w 9B;155~:3. .3,%;af2.2.z~ - r:+ij.._F~Lzjr;nira:? ?Em%.; PM5 27, F2wXi2 -.'_k~ ~rn2.B $;.,,': M&$d Cage Sgm-i~e 320 fez .$,hesun 02 $500,633 @an the appmprhtion for &&i%c& Case Wo~Bersto the apprqpriatiou. fop .AidesD C2erb &sis?&nte effective August BD L9%i0 It %srespectful& recgmsaended %Rat the fol- %wi~a0:trfmsfms %&%%&I dewwtawntsn ineludiPg Other mfseeUanew budget tmz~fers~ be ap~%"m%&effeetiye ~u&t I., 3.9~5~These sdjwtanents in the 195b-5s adget are - necessary in aaz&er to eontime operation for the remainder of the fiscal xmw, 3. T8amfer the sm of $8DL00c00frm the UnaUoeated Sabries aecmt to %?ae memmts em3 %athe mounts indicated below: SW~Q~-&XP~-~Sem.st?;ce hiatamce, Equipeat kbBlLZ Support Eouaekeeping Maiaa.&e=ee, E~u%pmntazd Support &btemee, Xqui&metat an3 Supgokt rnmsfer to: &&c& &me S'k&f &&Is tan11 Qumtere fm Student Ewses and Eowe BWf &e~tbesiaand Oxygen Semfee &i&emce, Eqaipnt and Support Dfmos$%e %fern& Samice m&aa$e=eeD F@%pnt etnd Support mare2too BBsSL"sw semace &b%emeeD Equipmnt, Support and 089198 1. Appoint Dr. lkmPe%PeLtoa, Rrofessor of P&%atr%cs,Professolp of Celld.w eveper 1 $5Ml Fwtnota (el Also &of"essm of P&%atr%es, %a firm that b*eto 2, ApgoPme Dr0 Wwmn Stbebra, on Pofflt-&octorateM&ab Fel.XozmMp, bsocbte mfes~orof &?xzo'io~ogy Qviee DB"* EWey) with &mve of absence far me (??- mon%,bto pm~nehie feUmMp mrk, st, a s of $&,mewfor three rnnth8 ef- feetiwe October 1, 1955 through Decder 31, 191955, Ftm38 to be der%v& frm the pos%tkonha~iatxe ~rofe~so~= rrme~~@ occupied by we B* ~~ey,~r~ SO the ~tatmof W, JGE B~BS, ~ssistzmt~o~essw, to Amwiate professor erfeetive i%epte&er %, %955* be e the &.%tamof Dr. Etta Davihoxa, AssfsWt &ofesssor, ~ &@%fate Professor lpffee%iwe SemwAD ?~$55~ -2 B)roEva Everett, hsfsbt Wpofeesm, at a u4i of $6,wo.w for txe11vei mon%b effective 8eptdex 1, 1955. oewLw8 --\ Appoimt &la5 XmbU %mm as Dbeetw at a ffl of" $&w,w for ZPXve C months enecliv. Septosber 1, 1955. R.3&5 for this pasftion to be derived frm %he We-%,& ~~%esaeammt, @Jg Vs KMrnrnB mmwmP PEW=: It -is me*etw mqwfflw %ha% yw ap prwe the foUwdng feUmMps selected by the Me&%eeJBmch hviscwy Camittee and the Regentie Camittee for the Mcberughlin Feklwship Program: &, CharPes beWolf, medPcet1 student at the Uniwrsity of Terns NedieaL Bmeh, Ga2~efit~IL,a S$&eSat F%UOwShip for the *rid June 1, 2955 tha°ough A~gUst2%, 1955 to %ncLude: Stipend $ 600-00 (-tax free) Equipment md SupplPes 150,OO BmmeB Roman Koben, a Junior FeUmshfp for the perid September 1, 2955 thffoug2-1 August 31, 1956 to ine1ude: St%=& $3,000~~0$tax f'ree) Equipanent Support &,0500@ Tmve1 to neetingo to present paper 225,00 &so Edith Snyder OnBrien, Research Assifflt~gta$ %he University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, a Junior FeUmship for the perid September L, 1955 through August 31, 1956 to ine1ude; stfpena $3,000000 (tax free] Equipment and Support 400,Ch, TobL $324~0*00 &, Nomn To Briggs, a renewal of a Junior FeUwship for the period September 2, A955 through August 3, 1956 to iaaelude: Stipend $3,000.00(kx free) Equipment adSupport 7&0,00 Travel to ffleientifie meting in order to present paper 200aO0 Dr, Eugene Lo Xawieki, a renewal of a Post-DoetomZ Fawehip for the perid September 9, 1955 %boughXovember 30, A955 ~5thauppl~~&n*&ry funds as fonows: Stipend Equipment and su~p1ibfes Dr, Athmsius Eqd Joan Yoo9 Dean of the EoQ Ghost &dies1 CoUegeie,My~ag- dong, Seoul, Korea, a Junior FeUmship for the period September 1, 1955 through August 31, 1956, to include: Stipend $3,00Oa00 $tax free) Equipment, Supplies and animals 90 00 Total $3,900000 Amend &fro Maurice E, XerringQsS%dent FeUwship Am~dfor the perid Jme 1, 1955 to August 31, 1955 to inc3,uae $A5O0oO for equipment and suppAies, Grant Dr, Warren Stinebring, Bost-DoetoA%te MeHsughlin Fenow, a three months leave of absence froan his feLXmship duties, withmt sahzy, ef'f'eetive October 1, 1955 in order %bthe may assist in the teaching progrw for the Department of Bacte~ioAogyand Palp&asitology, Transfer the sum of $$ad500,00 frm the James W, McLaWin PeUmship Fund to the equipment and supplies aaeamt of Doctor Be%% Eatborn, who was awarded a Post- Doctoral FeLLmehip for the perf& September 2, $955 though August 31, 2956, for the purpose of pweha~ingaa eLectroqo@aapho Bi^ofesisor Pierre Grabsr ha3 completed his Fellowship and it is respecfuUy reem- mended .that &he $~50,00remaining in his S%ipend account and the $54.30 remaining fn his %rave% account be returned to the Current Restrietea Fund - James W, MekugMin FeUmship Program, AUXILIARY ElEEF2REES: It is sespeetfiUy requested that you appzove the es- tablishment of the old Resfdent Quarters Xoeated at LOOl and 2005 Strand as an 8. I Auxiliary En%erprise to be operated as a gar% sf the Domitory System and to be knm (tempamily) as the Do~ta~for i?goalri e View Students, It is respect- recomenclsd that you approve the attached budgets for the Auxiliary Enteryrises for the year 1955-3,~56~ REVEIOX3 TO TEE CWSIFICATIOX AID PAY ELAN: It is respectflUy requested that the Cbssffication an& Pay Plan be amended in aceomlance with the attached reeom- mend%tisns. CONTMC'F WITE 'TEW DIYAT?Y Y-FiY:?.-- DZV-SZ'IN QF TIXAT'PZ3AX. INS~iJCTIQN I?, is respec+fu:.:y rz~lesrel:.&a+ "q*u srith7rize the stgnatwe 3f fi. Ea IT; Capplew, Business km~er.-on ihe Contract %ao298956 with the Texas E~dcertionAgency, Division of vo~ati0mB~&t1"~~ti0nSewi~e~ fs° &&ring%he cost of the ~ocatisdnaz~i~~se Training PaPo- for the year ;bg5%.-X956, COWIFRACiT WITH BOUS%QE AXR FiESWv'E @mpIt is respectfuaady requested that you i approve Order Moo [&I-6098 56-l22 of a contract with the buston Air Reserve . . 6iiter for s %dicaX Service Qffieess Course to members of USAF Reseme.for the , .,. .,< .. :.?:. !?. :perid September 22, 19,955 through EST 319 29,956, SCHQ~~PAIBD AVARDS: The foUa4ing sehohshfps kve been awarded: Tems City Lions @Xub Enase Scholarship to: Tobacco Industw Research Committee to: WDEddie Dean % . PROKISAL FOR TI33 DEGB OF BACEXLOB OF S'CBNCE IN MEDICAL LLORATQRX TECHN4)mY ' AM) TB6 BACRFLQR OF SCZPGE 33 03XFAT3OBU TEZREX, THE UNIWRSFIKI OF TEXAS WIC& BWCH, GAIXE8TGX'J0 ,, It is respectmy recomendea that you approve the foUaw tentertive require- % ments to be met bi Bachelor af Seienbe desee appliemts in Medial Technology and hdccupations1 Therapy st the Medical Bmneh: MEDICAL %ECHITOLQGY First Year ~iology607 - &~era1Bi~ao~ - 6 semester hous Chemistry 801 - GeaaemX Chemistry 8 " t English 601 - ExgX3.sh Composftion - 6 " It ath he ma tics 301 - CoUege Ugebm - 3 " 11 Electives - -2 *t I, 32 " History 615 - heUS, 14.492 to the Present 6 semester hows Bhysic~(801 - Oeneml Physics - Technical. Couse 8 " zoology 316K - Human PhysioLogy - 3 " Chemistry 8x0 Elementam Qrzanie Chemistm - 8 " 11 Third Year Government 610 - Uo 5, Govermnt Chemist~4x6 - .F?fnciples of Qwnti%a.t;ive Analysis 4 " Chemistry 369, 370 - General IBio~hemfs%~y - 6 " BaeterioXogy 629 - Genera%Bacteriology - 6 " Botany 37l - MycoPogy - 3 " Zoology 424K - A-pgEfed Human Ancbtomy an& K%nes%olo@y - 4 " Zoology 330 - Human PamsitoLogy - A" 32 " Comparable cowaes from accredited inati%utions other thaa The University of Texas B&O would be acceptabXe, Fmwth Year (~uU32 months) (~tthe PLledicaX Branchs Galveston) The present course in Medical Technology as approved by the Cmcil on Medical Education ad&spitah of the American Medical Asscebtion, The present course in Media& ~ehno1og;ris a%xeady being utiPized for degree pur- poses by several coLJ+eges8 including North Texas State, Texas Southern and Stephen F, Austin, It warks to our disadvantage tc be unable to offer the degree ourselves, especially where other schwl8 in Texas $pant the degree to the* om students who study here, No new staff members or equipment will be needed if this pathway to the Bachelor of Science is established, OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY First Year Biology 607 = Genera2 Biology - 6 semester has Chemistry 605 - Entr&uetory Chemi stry 1 or 1 physics 609 - Elementary Physics for ) - 6 " 11 Noaatechni@alStudents 1) English 601 - English Composition - 6 " I, Foreign Language - 6 " Art 30U( - Life Drawing - 3 " 11 Art 302K - Creative Design - 2 " ,t 30 " I, Second Year History 615 - The U -8,,1492 to the Present - 6 semester hours - ~nglish - 6 " Psychology 6lOK - Introduction t~ Psychology - 6 " Saciologj 310 - Introduction to the Study of Sociology - 3 " Sociolo&v 31%. - AppAiea SocioZogy - 3 " Art 30U - Life Drawing - 3 " Art 302~ - Creative Design - -3 " 11 30 " Third Year Government 610 - U, So Government - 6 semester hours Zoology 424K - ApaaSied Human Anatomy and Kinesiology - 4 " Art 313K - ScuLptwe - 3 " I, Art 347 - Ceramics - 3 " I, ELectives a " 11 31 " 0 Comparable courses &om accredited fn~titutionsother than the University of Texas also would be acceptable, Fourth and Fifth Hems (A~t~a$ay16 months) $At the Medical Branch) The present coupse in Occupational Therapy as 'approved by the Cmci2 on Medical Education and Hospitals of the American Medical Association, including clinical training. There is only one other occups$i.amL thwapy comse in Teas --at Teas State College for Wanen, &so Famy Vande~koai, d-trec%o~of the TSLW cwse, is anxious that 8an oppor%atybe given the groulrg nmber of qmXifid udk appli- cants in this field, She carnot leg&&" accept them, Appro- of this route to a Bachelor of Science wouhil not require more than buageted personnel and equipment, , 4- .~ GDTS AM) GWS: The foUM~gifts and grants have been recei~edat the "9 , Nedical Branch, Yow ekeceptame of than is re~pe@tfUXQrrecommended gtBd it is requested that the '&hanks of the Bard of Regents be sent the dsnozs, ,... . , ,, ". The sum. of $5,393,50 ern the Tobaeeo Ii-&m.t;ry Research Committee, 5320 Enpire State Building, EBew Ysrk 1, X, Y, for supgo& of research on Xwg disorders under the direction of Dr0 R, H, Rigdon, Professor of Pathology. 4 2, The am of $200,00 fmm the Xew Eyes For The KeeQ, Xnc,, Shod XiUs, B, J, for the pqose of providing ghssehg for) indigent patierlta wder the direction of Dr, GayneUe Rober%son, Pmfessor of Opht&holoa. 30 The sum. sf $X2,000,00 f~cmthe .Clsmmnwea$th Fhd, 1East Seventy-Fifth Street, New Yark 2Ls Kew Yopk for support of feUwships for qm%ified students in the graduate prow for nw&ing students, In the September 29.954 docket $7,200,00 was a%%ocated for the year 2955-56 but fom more stuaents were added ad $32,000~00 received, i h0 The sum of $$500,00 from the Tob~eeoXndustm Reeenrch ComiP,tee, 5320 Empire State Building, Xew Xork 1, XI "Lo $0 be used as a skililnt fellowship for the summer of 19,955 unde~tne direiztion of Dro Gar2 A. Kau, Professor of bventive .* h, frnm the Terns Society for Crippled Childzen, inc,, a29 North Gentm2 Eq~esmmy,DaXhs, Texas for reiseareta work wder the direction of DP~G. W. KO Eggeris, Professor of drthopeclic Swge~y. 1 6. me sum of $7,500.00 frw the Medical CoXege ef Vi~ginia,Rickamond, Virginia for continued coopetatig7e study betwen %he KedieaX Coaege of Virg'inia etnd Dr, Raymond H, Rigdon, &ofessop of Patka1ogy, The &diea9 College of Virginia re- ceives this sTmas pax% of a pant from the Americm Tobacco Company and transfers it to the Uaiversity of Teuas Medica.3, Bramh frmsemch by Dro Wigdon, B 7, The sum sf $~00,00f~om +,he t2u~mmit%econ Research of the Council on Pharmacy and Chemistq? of the American Medical Assochation, 535 Rorth Dearborn Street, Chicago 60, Uhois faz a study on "me therapeutic effects of a blo& deri- vative 'Sanguininhn the hee,ling of wussdsl' wider the d%reci;fon of Dr, Don W, Wcks, ABsoeiate PsPofesssr of MedicaX EntonoAogy 2n the Depax-brnent of Preventive Medicine and PubLdc Heath, 8, Five cheeks, each in the momt. of $2,2l2,50 from vmic~mindus%ria2 coneera fsr exper%mental work under the direction of Br, Carl. A, Eau on 8, p@s%oLsgical study of ea~bonbhck, It is the wish of the compn5.es %hat no pubPicity be gXven these contributor$. -1 9, The sum of $14,00O~CC from the Wm%r5,ean PetroLem In~+,3,tute,50 West 50th Street, New York, X f~ran invefj%%ga%i,onto be lenm as API Research ProJect E-2 under %he d%mctfon of %r,, Carl A, a,Professor of Pre'rent2ge Micine and Publie Health. It 1s requested that no pubXei%y be given this gramto . lo, The sum of $2,$500,00 frm the Bosrlen Canpaw Foundation, &sea, 350 Madis~n Avenue, Mew York 17, It, Yo for continuation of the Borden Undergraduate Research Award in Medicine. 1 The sum of $2,200,90 from the Hatiord Uve SZock ma &at Bod, 407 South Bearborn Street, Chicago 5, HUinois for conzinmtfon of research under the direction of Br, Aspila EE,&asen, @o3ssor of Pe&ia%~~Pc&%~ 12, The sum of $2,000,m from the Wtz. bm4ai.n P_m&uc:ts @o~o,ration,36 Cooper Square, New Xork 3, New Xork for Mher suppo& of a stucfy on psitacoais under the direction of Dr, Nomis Pollard, B%kaec&crof ffm~Besearch lab om to^. ' 3 The k7um of $2,500,00 K;,m Wo'KO E, Zim, 3IU St-t BuiUilsg, Od~eston, Texas for the purpose of es%abl%sbaing a sehokrship fwd to be knm as The William If, am2 %aa Zim Upk Omega ALph Sehoh8hi.p A- and that investment of this fund be at %he discm%ionof The Boa& of Regeaa&s of The Unimrsi%y of Texas, inc%S;LCI%ngccmfngl%ng with other tmst funds for investment pmoses, and the amual amni wtU be the net Paacme of the W, no% &o exceed $lGO,OO, with my weess fncoglg above $1~.00amwa to be &d& to 'the principala 1 The sum of $75Q00c3fra the UgJohZi. hanpany, lCf&xm%oo, Michigan repre- senting the fha?~mspment of a renm1 of a pant for research on the "Qm1use of mtibioties and ehemothemuc agents" for the perid A'ufg~t1, 2955 to J 3 1956 under the direction of Br, Edlgar J, Poth, Professor of StlXgezy, i P5, The suoa of $lO,~,@l from the T, Z, Brmand C, A, 9szpton Fowdation, kc,, 65Q So &in Street, Port W%h, %ems to be administer& as Iwns to mx%mmedial students Wer the airection of froCwl A, Nau, Professor of &eventiwe Medicine an& Public Eeaad%h, 16, The sm of $1,~,~from the Hamon Bwyoa Memorial for Cancer Xesearch, Inc., 39% Nadieaon Avenue, Ww Xork 17, XeD for a prodect entithd "@$o&ok?J of the Eeh Strain" for 4 perid of one yew begimiag June AD 1955 tk~ughMar 31, 1956 under the direction of froT, C, ~su,hs%stant &ofessor of f"tqo &a, Seven large mps wluea at, agprox5m-%eLyD$50~00 domted to the Medical Branch by Dra and &so Ghul,mcex Do b&ep Emi1Qon 3%eL_29, Ohio State Uni~rsity, Columbus 10, Ohio, -',3 l%e sum of $5,5CO,Qo from the Josiah t&er, Jr, Foundation, 16 West F:Q~%J- SMh Street, New Xork 36, X, If, represents; the first papen% fog %he year end- ing &gust 31, 1956 'on s in support of a gsyc~~o~ogiaband psychia3ric pmgrm for medical studentie, 19, Tbpa. checks, each in the mout of $258,00, frm an anornmous donor to be deposited fn the Gwrent Weatrieted Rmd - Special. Research k;sd fm Br, %pond ,~...,\ .., . , , , Gregory, Professor of Interma Ned%e%ne, ... _ , . .--.> WESWB @Ow%: The foUmiq @ante have been amrdeai to the Medical Branch, > "..<..' XQW approval is respeet.fuB& recmended. , ,. .. ,..* ~ ... '\ a, Pubbic Bealth Semiee Grant 80, E-954 in the gtnmnt of $5,96l,90 fox- the , --5:>s- perid ~une1, 1955 though A-8% 31, 1956 for the study of "Action of ~sr$uaais s.~~Antisemon CeUt,s" derthe airection. of Dr, fIam$e%X, Felton, Frofeasor of Pediatrics, 2, PubLic baea1th Service Grant Boo ~-2b69(C3)in the mom% of $5,OCOO00 for the perid June 1, l955 through May 3&, &956 for She sttdx of" "lsa;Puced t~o25in white pelsin ducks" under $he Bisection of Dr- W, E, Wigdon, E~oCeseorof PathoXogy, 3, Public EeaAth Service QmtNo, RG-3561(~3%i~ the amaxat of $26,100,~for the perid July $, &955 through June 30, 1956 for research the "Studies of Protein btab~2fmin Bwn Patients by hdioisoC,oge Techniques" under the direction of Dr, Ta Ge Blockers Jra, Professor of Plastic and W.xiUofaofal SW- geqy and Ds, Wfa-hiam C, kvin, Associate Professor of Hn$ermL Medicine, 4 Public Health Service Grant No, ~-4l0,01~2)ipl the za!ount of $5,922,00 for the period September 1, 1955 through August 3L, 1956 far research on "A Cytological Study of the Newohmophysis of the Rat During Lactation" under the direction of Dr, Edwarc? G, Rennels, Assist.ant Professor 3f Anatany and Dr, Glenn A, Drager, Associate Professor of Neuroanatonly, 5. Public Health Service Grant No, ~-678(6)in the mount of $59657000for the perid September 1, 1955 through August 31, 1956 for research on the "~~Iechanisn~ of the Iris and Ciliarj Body" under the direction of Dr, John 6, Sinclair, Profes- sor of Anaton~y, 6, Public Health Service Grant No, ~-690(~)in the amount of $5,008~00 for the period September 1, L955 through August 31, a956 for the study of the "Electron Microscopy" under the direction of Dr, Donald Duncan, Professor of Anatomy. 7, Public Health Service Grant Bc. CT-50468C5) in the amount of $25,000,00 for the period September 1, 1955 through August 31, 1956 for continuation of the L Cancer Undergraduate Training Program under the direction of DP. Yernie A. Stembridge, Associate Professor of Pathobogy. 8, Public Health Service Grant No, RG-l96(~8)in the amount of $3,l91.00 for the period Septeraber 1, 1955 through August 31, 1956 for research on the "Eio1ogy and chemotherapy of rodent malaria" under the direction of Dr, Edith Da BOX, Associ- ate Professor of Bactsrio1ogy and Dr. WendeU Do Gfngrfch, Prof2ssor of Bacteri- ology and Parasitology, 9. Public Iiealth Service Grant No. B-632bC) in the amount of $5,290.00 for the perid. Scpternber 1, 1955 thro~gilAugust 31, 1956 f;.r research on i;l?e "Irradiation of the Ciliary Eody of the Eye" under the direction of Dr. Wendell 3, Gingricii, Assistant Professor of !2ph%khoLogyg in coLStZi3orati~n~jtn Dr, 14arshsll 13rucer, Chairmn of 'the Medical Division of the Oak Ridge Znstitwte af Nuclear S.i;udics, 10, Public Iiea1th Service Ora.nt, Ito, ~-5576C2)in .I;'fie m$ui?i; oi' $6,8L3:00 for the perid October 1, 1955 through September 30, a956 for restarch on "An in- vestigation of the physiologicai aspecix of urinary substance which affect blood coagulation and blood cLot Aysis" under the diree'tim of' Dr. ! llo Public Ilealth Service Grant No, ~-1728(C3)in the amount of $7,417.00 for the perid September l, 1955 thrwgh August 31, 1956 for research on -tne "Radiation- protection by post-irradiation parabiosis" under %he direction of Ds* P5a.rt-in Schneider, Professor af Radiology and Dr* John C, Finerty, Prut'essor of Anatomy, 12- Pxblic Health Service Grant No, A-380(C2) in the amount of $'7,302,00 for the period Septe~nber1, 1955 through August 31, 1956 ?.or research on the "Effec-Ls oi' fat-free diet on growing rats, witin special reference to the endocrine glands" under the disection of Dr, Slneodore C. Panos, Proressor 3:C Pediatrics and Dr, John C, Finert.y, Professor of Anatou~y~ 13. Public Health Service Grant. No, A-848 in the mount of $L2,190,00 for the period September 1, 1955 through August 31, 1956 for "A Study to Deter~inethe Gross and Microscopic Changes in Peri-arkicu1ar Structures Following Joint 112- mobilization and the Effect of Wemobi1izat-ion on these Structures" uder L'ne direction of Dr, G,W, N, Eggers, Professo~of Orthopedic Surgery, 14, Public Health Service Grant No, H-2249 in. the amount of $ll,730,00 for the period September 1, 1955 through August 31, 1956 for research on "P&siopatbtlaoLogic Responses in Heart Tissue CuLture" under the dieection of Dr. A, W. B. Cunningharx, Associate Professor of PathoLogr. 15. Fublf e EeaXth Service Grant No* RG-L9,978(C$], fomerly Xo, E-98aCk 1:, in the mount of $$,6l8,00 for the perid September 1, 1955 thvough August 31, 1956 for research on the "Factors kfXuencing the Susceptibi1%tyof Mosquitoe8 t.o MaXa~ial Parasitese' under the direction of Dr, Don 61, Meks, Associate Professor of %aedicaa Entomology in the Department of Preventive Medicine and Pxblic Il%alth, 16, Air Force Contract 80, A??-l8(600)-2278 in t.he amount of $13b3,790000for the perid June lG8, 1955 through July 17, 1,956 for resewchon "Effects of Stress in Blood Glotting" under the direction of Dr, M, Mason Guest, Professor of Physio1ogy and Dr, Do Robert Celander, ks%stant Pmfessor of Biochemistry and.'Nutriitccn, 7' Supplemental Agreement Mo. B ti, Air Force Conwact Xo* L8(600]-9L9 vhich ex- tends the perid of performance from June lg 1955 through May 31, 9.956 am2 increases the amsdunt by $17,350,00 for additional research on "ProtoL~icActi~ity of Serum and Wine in Se~ereBwns and Other Tram" under tle direction of Dr, T. O. Blocker, Jr,, Professor of Plastic ssaad &~xiUofaciaPSurgery and Dr, Wiktor WW, Nowinski, Associate Professm of Biochemistry and Nutrition, 18, Modification Ma, 2 to Array Contract No, DA-49-997-MD-kL7 which increases the amount of the contract by $10~000,00 for the perid May 1, 1953 through April 30, a956 for eontination of "Studies on Bwns and Wound EeaA9ngv' under the direction of Dr, T, O. Blocker, r Professor of Plastic and Maxiilofacial Surgery, 19, Asmy Contract no. DA-kg-007-I@-653 in the amo-mt of $8,200,00 fax- the perid July 1, 1955 through June 303 ~956for research on "Irafrsred Spec%rnphotometryof Mosquito Extracts" under the dEpec$ion of Dr, Don W. c Assscfate Professor Of Hedical Entomology in %heDepartment of Preventive Medicine ma Public EeaPkh, 20, Navy Contract No, Monr-1746$00) for the loan of Government mmed property to be used in conducting research on Wefl0~and Chagasv Diseases 2n.the United States under the direction of Dr* A, A, Packchnisn, Professor of Beeterio10gy8 for khblle perid Mar 1, 1955 through April 30, 19.956, PAD TWAVEL: It is respectfuUy resomenid %hat you approve %he follwirig %pips by the staff members listed be%w@,their expensas 50 be paid from the accounts indicated. 1, hai.. Y, Ra Jannaschs Director of Staff PersonneX, from 3d.y 58 through JQy 20, 1955 to Iowa City, lows. t~ attend the amwl conf'erenee of the College and Universikf Personnel hsociat.ii,nn Expenses to be paid From the Current Restricted Fund - Seaw and Smith Foundation Domtion Grant, Eil%iP.,demnee, Eq~ipmsnt~Supgort and Travel, Administrative Wfiee, 2, DP, Leoncfo Zapata, Resident in Meurology and Psychiatry, to At.hntfc Cityy, New Jersey May 9 to May 14, $955 to attend the heriean Psychiatric Association meeting" Eqpenses do be paid froa the Current Restrlet+d Fad - Special kund fox Residents of the State Psy@hopsthieEospitsl. 3. Dr, E, &rtuJ~cQ, Associate gP"ofeE30~of X~dro~ogy8Ad PEy~hi&%2?J,to Oklahoma City, Okhho~iaduly E to 3;L, 1955 to visit t.he CagpbeU-Sleeper Clinic concerning tie prosectuion of the Wusse~Sq$e PoundzlCioa Prnge@t, Ex- penses to be paid from the Current Restricted find - The Hogg Foundation Grant to DP, Jaco for travel, Dra Car1 A, Eau, Professor of Preventive Medicine and 2ublic Eeaa-th, to Dal.las, Texas July 11 to July 18> 1955 to confer sidh officials of the Texas Employer2s Insurance Association. Expenses to be paid from the Current Rest~ictedFund - PhysioBogical Study of Carbon Black, 5. Drb Go w, So Eggere, P~af&ssox?6f S&rgery, %o Kansas Citr, Mssowi September 5 $0 September 9, 2955 to atken6 the meeting 0% the Sout.hwestern Surgical sTon'pesso Ememas to 13s paid fra the @men%Rea%~ict& Fund - ProfessiomB Pees - OrLhogedics0 6, Dr- &amis PQIU*~,Professor of' ViroLogy in the Depmtment of Preventive Medicine and Pub%$-,Health, to Saaa Ehncisco, Ca1ifornl.a June 22 to June 27, 1955 to stten6 the Conference on C~ntroiof Ps%$*&coa%a8% the University of California Medic& Center, Emuses to be paid from the Cment Reatrieted Rmd. - H&tz Mountain %rat, Dr, C, M, Boaem%, E~of'essor"3f hatoay, to Mexico City, Mexico June 2"$0 ~9dy6, 1955 to confer ~ths~ostero, fiead of P!a%hoZoa, Institute of Ca&ioXogy and Bra Emique Lopez %ndoza, Fzofessor of PIqsiology, at the bledica1Sehool in Nexico Citx* Expenses to be ~aiafrom the American Ca~cerSociety @rantWe, @P 2.2-E - C~~entRestricted Fund. 8, Dr, Paul Moophead, D~IQ~Binpa FeUcw, to New Yoirk, No Yo 26 to &y 28, I955 to present a paper at the Sew Y@k Aw.3euy of Sciences Spposim on Cancer CykoLogy and C~oche~str~~E~enses to be paid from the Cwrent Restricted. Fun& - Amerfean i:aneer eo@%et,yGrant Xoo @PE-Go 9, Br, &-S;nw M, Sanaa, Resf8ent in Swger$, to Henderson, Texas by 31 to June 1, 19-955 to attend a crippled chf.Bdren0s ciinie, Expenses to be paid frm the Current. Itestrieted. Rand - Professional Fees - Ofihq&%cso Dro Go No EggersJ Professor of SWgemj, Mqy l to Hay 2, 1955 to Bwn, Texas ta attend. a crigpLed. chi2&ensa clinic, Expenses to be paid frw the Current Restricted Rmd == Frofessiom.l Feea - Orthopedics, 2 Dz, A, E. Mm"9rci, Resideat in Surge~y~.May 4 to May 2, 2955 to B-n, Texas to atkd a, crippled children" sUin%e,Expenses to be paid &om the Current Re- s-kricted Fund - P~ofsssiena.%Fees - O~bogeclics, 12, Dr, R>~thAnn Ericson, Reaiaent An NewoBo@ and P~gshiatry,from dune 8 to June 19, 1955 to Chicago, IUino2s to attend the herbean NeuroLogieal Soefety and B$o$og$ca1 Psychiatrte meeting. Expense8 to be gaid f~omthe Current Re- strie'ced. ??und - Special Pund PUP Residents of' Yne State Psychopathic Hospital. 13. Br0 heBe~b*c)~d, &sfdent in Neurology and. Psyehiatrf, from June 8 to June 19, 19,955 to Chicago, XUi~i~iato a%tend the American He1~~o%ogieaLSociety and Biologlcal P~rchiatricmeetingso Emensas to be paid. &om the Current Restricted Pmd - Specfa1 Fd for Residents of the State Psychopathic. WespitaL, 14, Dr, H, Come=, Professor of Sanitation, frm October 7 to October 15, 69,955 to MGLaniic CiQ, N, J, to attend the meetixag of the Fedemtion of Sewage and Xnd*askrial Wastes Associ8tiona and participate in the 2955 Board of Cantro% meetfngs, E,wpenwes to be pa3.d the CCUP~~B.~Restricted Pmd - Nnti~mlFknd for &d%cal EdLleation Qmnt - Geneml A&n%nis%zativeOff$ces, Mlninistratiog.~- Ma,%ntemnce, Equipinen%, Support, AMnis%m,tP~e,Staff and 0fficia.X Tm-reL. 15. &, Wdin Eawkins, Assisix~rrf,'5usf~eas Namgwr, frw Jane 26 to July Us I955 (fnc2ud%ng-rawtion] to Eates Park, Colordo to attend the EatiomL Federation of College an& ';fni~ersi%yB~zainess Officers Associations, Exgeases to be mid fra the Current Reatrieted Fuaad - Seeand Smith Fo&a%ion Donation Omnt, Kaintemnce, Equipment., 8uppoP-b and Tmvel, Ad&nPstrative Offfee+ 6 Dro Albert A, Benedict, Assfstant Professor of f"event;ive Medicine and Public Health, 50 Texas A. Be N, College, College Station, Texas on JuLy 28, $955 to atten3 the dedication of the new vim;; building an& to diseuss gsittaeosis problems, Esepemes zo be paid froin the Cmnt Restricted Fm~d- Texas Turkey Fedemtion Grant, l Dr, Da Bailey @&vin, Dean, Student and O~mic,&.r Mfair~,from October $4 through November 5, 1955 (i~c1uS.e~va~at5~cn) to Swfimpseott, Massachusetts to attend the meetings of the Association ~f American %1;3&%caLColleges, Expenses to be paid from the Cment Restricted Fun& - Josiah &cy Jlr. Fozmdati~n- Maintenance, Equipment, Suppmt and TraveL, 18, Miss Marjorie Ba~the33f"~Bean, The School of Brnshg, &,am August 22 thsou& August 26, 1955 to Atlanta, k,tc attend the meeting of the Committee on Gradate Education and Research of the S01lthern &giomL Educazion Boa&, EX- penses to be paid &gun the Cment Restricted && - KeUogg, Foundation Gmnt RB Graduate Education in Nursing, 19. Miss Gladys Wite, Associate Professor of fwsing, frm Augdst 2 "uough August 26, 1955 to Athnta, &, to attang the meezing of the Cammi'9tee on Graduate Education and Research of the Southern Regional Eaumt:cn Bmpd, Expenses to be paid from the Curpent Restricted Fund - KeUogg Foundatfn Gmnt on Gmduat~, Edueatfon in Nursing, 20. Dr, Ray Arnold, Resident in Radiolofg, from Scjptgmber thrwdgh September 23, 1955 to Chicago, ILiinois to attend the annual meeting of the Amerfean Roentgen Ray Society* Expenses to be paid from the Special Activities Fund - Radiology Dep-ent Operating Budget - Mainternnee, Equipment, Support and Travel, 21, Dr, Jorge CebaUos, Assistant Professor of fdi~Zogy,from September 3 to September 5, 1955 to Colorado Springs, @oloL°$Woto attend the annual Cancer SemSne~kand present a case, Expenses to be paid frm the Specid- Ac%ivities Fund - Radiology Department Qeratiag Budget - Kainzepetslse, Equipment, Supp3rt and Travel. 22. Mr, C. Go Cracker, Mechanical Engineer in the Physical Plant, from gl* U through July 13, 1955 to brmie, Wyoming to attend the ssueal meeting of the Nation81 Assoeiation of Physical PBast ACamenist~atorsof CaZeges and Uni- mm%t%e.epl.Expenses to be paid from Physical Phnt - Maintenance, Equfpmenz ma Support 6 23, blr* E, F, Kinzer, D~~rof Pkgs$~dPbn'c, PP-m J?aQ 97 Tmaugh Jd& 1,3, 1955 to hpamie, Wyodng to attend the am-&a meeting ,of the Batiomd. Ass9ciatfon of Physica1 Phnt Administrators of ColLeges and TJndve~.'sities, Expenses to be paid from PhysieaL Plant - Maintenance, Equigment and Suppark, 24, DP, Harm Stoeckle, Associate Professor of Pediatrics, from October 20 to October 22, 1955 to Mew O~leans, Louisiana to attend the meet" of the American I3eaz-k Association, Expenses to be pafd fmm the Cm~re~t.Restricted Pa& - i2rnfes- sional Sewices by Members of Staff - Pediatrics, 25- Dr, Doris Jq Adm, Assistant. Pro:fesssr9 Dr. QueU:?.n To Box, last.szrct;i3r, and Dr, A, Go Worshm, Inst~uetor,all onf the Department ~f PerZ2atri.cs9 fra~Ncvember 9 through Xovembe~3.2, 1955 to Denver, C31orado t3 at:Sena the meeting of the International Symposium on Tuberculosis in Xnfnncy and Crhf&3haLc?, Expenses to be paid from the Cwreat Restricted Bxd - Pmfessiona~Se~ri-,s-; q; Meo?Se'~s34 Staff - Pediatrics, 26, Dr. Jws A, Scott, Professar of P,le&tcsland P~~bbiejIeaXt.11 St:.~t-i.stiesin the Department of Preventive Medicine end Pvnblfe Health, from October 27 to November 8, 1955 to Boston, P&ssachuusetts to afttend the meeting of the American SoeieV~of Tropical Medicine and Eygiene. Expenses to be paid from the U, S, Public Health Service Grant No, E-64666). - Travel, 27. Dr. John W, P5%ddleton2 C1iaaical Bkiec%orBZiegXer BospitaL, from September 22 through September 23, $gijg to LouPsv%fie, 'Kea%ueky to pqe8ent; a paper at+&he Southern Tuberculosis C~~erence.Emenwee to he paid ft'm %he Current, Restricted Fund - Study of Diseases of the Cheet. 28. Dr, G. A. We Curpie, &ministrator of goapitds, from Septembet- 16 ?;a September 25, 1955 to Atlantic Cft.y, M, 3, to attend the atx~ualmeeting of the American Hospital Aasoeiation the American CoUege of i3ospita1 Administx3ators~ Expenses to be paid fPm the Cwrent Westricted Fund - Sealy and Smith Foundation Donation Grant - hintamnee, Eq~%pmen%~Support and Tmve?, A6ministwtive Office* 29.. Dr. G. W. M, Eggers, Professor of Supgeryp from October 10 through Qrtnbe~ 33,. 2955 t.0 Memphis, Tennessee to attend the meeting of the American Acad.emny for CerebMl Palsy. Expenses to be paid frm the Current Restricted Fund - Profes- sional Fees - Qrthopedies, 30, Dr. E. Burke Evaw, Assistant P,-ofessor of Surgery, from October 9 tbough October 12, 1955 to Memphis, Tennessee to attend the meeting of the American Academy for Cerebra Paby* Expenses t~ be paid frm the Current Restrfczed Fund - Professional Fees - Qrthopedies, 31. Dp. John C, Finerty, Professor of ha.t~~~,from September 19 t.o September 30, 1955 to Denton, F't, Worth, DaUe, Shemaas Casrmeree, Macogdoches, College Station, Waeo and Austin, Terns to eoasuLt .with pre-medi~dadvisory committees #f;l&tte varfou~eoUeges and dfseuss probLezas of a&%ss%Qnto medical school^ 'kpenses to be paid fram the C~mmentXesix-gicted Rmd - XationaX Fund for Medical Education Grant - Genera AWnfi;i;sa,tiPde Off'ices, Mrzintenti'ce, Equipment, 8q- port, Administrative, Staff adOffieid Tmvel, 32. Dr. Jonas Fs Uins, Professor of Dexntato2~gyand S~hColegy,frm June 3 to June 9, 1955 to Atbntis: City, E, 3, tas meet wLth leading authorities in the fiead of bacteriology pertaining to stu&y af ~ri.trobacterial sansj.t*vfty testing under eontract Air Force ~8(600]-934, Lxpenses C,G be paid from Air Force Cm-, tmet No, 186600)-934 - Tm~~el, 33. Dr. James A, Johnston, Assistant. Professor of ,f"ctesi",okogr and E'ara~ltology~ from July 7 to JuQ 8, 2955 to San &.tonio, T9-ms to di~cussapptl.ication and continuation of Air Force Contract AF 18[600)-93db with the USAF School of Aviation Medicine at Randolph FieldZca, Texa.s, Ex.>enses to be paid from Ah.in!.s- tration, Maintensnee, Equipment, Slrpgort, anfi Staff Travel and Officia.1 Travc.'?. 34, Dro Don We Micka, &socia%e Professor of Fre'a-entiye Xeledicine and Public Health, from August 18 to August 20, 1955 50 CoUege St&ion, Texas to intervim applicants of Texas A. & M, College 5.0 f9.X. posit20n of binchexist, Expezlses Lo be paid from the United States Pub%ie EeaXh Sem-ice Grant ~:-1g';(8[~31- Travel, 35. Dr. 6, W. M, Eggers, Profeesor of Surgery, from October 23 to October :ISg 1955 to Omaha, MebrasIra, and Chicago, k'?di~mis40 attend the meeting af' the Omaha Mid West Clinical Socieky and '30 6xkZend the hex'i~an AssncLat~ion:?or 'r.ik Surgery of TPauma in Chicago, Expensos iro be pi&fm t",h Cv.rrenrt Reat-rict.ad Fund - Professional Fees - 0~1;'fioped.ic~~ 36. Dr, Bailey J, hvin, inst;rv.~t.orin ?edLat,rl.ci., froxi: h)cti,bc:r 3. i;u 9zt(\'lor 6? 1955 Co Chicago, Xllinois to p;ll-",~ipatc AD. %he meeting of Gfle &n-?t-i'3;2r: Academy of Pediatrics, Expenses to be paid from the Current; Rest.rieted Fund. - Froj:eci::%oi:aj. Services by Members of Clinical Staff - Pediatrfcs, 37. Cancel Item No. 42, Page E10, May 13 ad14, 19.55 docket 38. Cancel Item Ib. 17, Page G-U, September 16 and 17, 1954 docket, w T. G. Blocker, Jr-, M, D, Interim Executive Officer . .~.. 2, f:? $' ..\. ..: Table 30. 1 Revised Page 1 September 1, 1955 SALARY RANGES COVERING CLASSES OF POSITIONS IN THE CLQSSIF'IXO SERVICE The University of Texas Medical Branch EXPLANATIONr Below are listed the monthly salary ranges for classes of positions in the Classified Service of the Nedical Branch. 'he first column indicates the index number of the class as it ap?ears in the book of class descriptions; the second colm, the class title; the third column, the monthly salary range for the class, i,e. the minimum and maxi- mum rates to be paid to incumbents of positions of the class; the fourth column, the annual salary range for the class; t;he last column the salary step number, which refers to the Basic Salary Schedule (Table 2), The "intermediate steps" are t'nose rates daich fall be- tween the indicated minimum and maximum rates and can be found in Table 2, The salary ranges are intended to provide an equitable level of compensation for each class of employment, Ranges $;ere determined through study and analysis of the following factors: prevailing ra-tes of pay for comparable classes in private and public employment, present economic conditions, present labor market conditions, past 'ledical Branch pay policies, and the relationship of Cne dsferent classes of employment as determined through evaluation of duties and responsibilities of each position, CLASS RANGE (See Table No,2 for Intermediate Steps and Hourly Rates) Nonthly Annual - Step Number (OXXX CLERICAL, FISCAL, and AI3KINIST;illTIVE SERVICE) (OOXX Clerical and General Administrative Group) Clerical Assistant Clerk Senior Clerk Administrative Clerk Chief Clerk (Group of classes) Clerk-Typist Senior Clerk-Typist Secretary Senior Secretary Administrative Secretery Medical Branch Recorder Medical Branch Registrar Assistant Admitting- Officer Admitting Officer Bursar Assistant to Business Nanager Assistant Business Ihager Comunications ~u~ervisor 335-424 Director, Staff Personnel 445-565 Director, Auxiliary Enterprises & Services &5-565 (OLU Fiscal and Accounting Group) 0100 Accounting Clerk 0110 Accountant Revised September 1, 1955 --.CUSS Etonthly.- Annual Step Number (02XY Oclies Equipment Operation Group) 0200 Switchboard Operator 0205 Chief SwitcYooard Operator 0210 Key Punch Operator 0215 Tabulating Equipment Operator 0220 Tabulatirng Equipment Su-pervisor (03XX Stores and P:rocurement Group) 0300 Stores Clerk I O33-L Stores Clerk I1 0305 Stores Clerk 111 0310 Storekeeper 0315 Stores Supervisor 0320 Purc:iasing Agent (Medical Eranch) (Om Retail Sales Group) 0400 Store Manager (35% Medical Records Group) 0500 Assistant biedieal Eecords Librarian 0510 Medical Records Librarian (IXXX MEDICAL, DENTAL, and HOSPITAL SERVICE) (Ion Dental Group) 1000 Dental Assistant 100.5 Dental Technician (IEX Technical Grocp) 1'lOCl Heapt Station Technician 1105 Her& Station Supervisor 1110 Electroencephalograph Technician 1120 Student X--Ray Technician 1121 X-Ray Technician EEj Chi.ef X-Ray Technician (EXX Nursing Group) 9200 Hospital Aide 1203 brad Clerk 1205 VocaLonal Nurse 1210 Staff Pdrse 9215 Operating Room Nurse 1.8 !,ssistant Head Nurse -. s_-L!.. .?'>,: Head Nuree -;i -2'-' Assistant Nursing Supervisor 230 Nurskg Supervisor 1235 Nurs ing Service Supervisor E40 Assistant Director,Nursing Service 2245 Associate Director (Nursing Service) I .:,!> ?I"-; , .. g- ,~.~. Table No,? Revised Page 3 September 1, 1955 Monthly Annual Step Number (J.3XX Pharmaceuticai ~rou~) 1300 Pharmacist 1303 Assistant Chief Pharmacist 1.305 Chief Xtarmacist (-- Social Ser~iceGroup) a00 Patient Relations Worker "05 Social Case Aide a10 Social Case Worker 3.412 Case Work S-yaervisor a15 Director, Social Service (l$XTherapy ~roup) 1500 Fever Therapist is05 Physical Therapy Assistant 1510 Physical Therapist 1520 OccupationaS Therapy Assistant 1925 Occupational Therapist 1528 Speech Tnerapist 1530 Birector, Occupational Therapy (16XX; Testing and Gddance ~roup) 3500 Pediatrics School Teacher 1605 Psychometrist <2XXX RESEARCH Ah9 SCIENTIFICSERVICE) (20XX Laboratory Services Group) Anha1 Caretaker Iiospital Supervisor Woo~atoryIielper Laboratory Technical Assistant Laboratory Services Superviso~ Anatomical Embahr Autopsy Assistant Medical ?.luseum Curator (2Diagnostic Laboratory Group) 2100 Laboratory Technologist I 2101 Laboratory Technologist I1 2105 Technical Director, Blood Bank (2ZX Research Laboratory Group) 2200 Research Technician I 2201 Research Technician I1 2202 Research Associate (23 a Scientific Art Group) 2300 Medical. Photography Assistant 2305 Medical Photographer .:: f:; i. 8J > CLASS Monthly Annual Step Nwnber - 1 - 2310 Medical Photography Supervisor 367-467 32 2320 Nedical Illustration Assistant 190-24 18 2323 Medical Illustrator 290-367 2 7 2325 &dical Illustration Supervisor 367-467 32 (3XXX EnlGIYE'BING, EtADES, and LABOR S'.?(VICi?) (30~~3ngineering and Adenistrative Groap) 3000 Architect 404-5lL 30iO xlectrical Ehgineer 514-650 3018 Superintendent of Ctiiiti-s 514-650 325 Superintendent, B:?il?fi.n~s. , .-,d Grounds ?.'air,tmance 351-445 3033 Dispatcher 104-385 30111 Mechwical &?j.naer 514-650 (?KG Plant Operation Group) 3103 Stationary Fir eman 252-290 3110 Chief Stationarv Sngineer 385-b115 (32XX Building and Allied :Ikr,des Group) 3200 Naintenance Man (Group of Classes) 3210 Cwpenter 3215 Carpenter For eman 3220 Electrician 3225 Zlectrician Forenan 3230 Painter 3235 Painter Forman 3240 Plmiber ?ad Stearzitter ??45 Plumbing .and Steaxfitting For eman 3247 Insulator 3250 Welder (33.E Mechanical ad Allied Trades Gro~~p) 1300 Bracemaker 277-351 3305 Locksmith 290-335 .,.,3110 Vater Treater 320-367 ,..7115 Com.wicati ons Nechanic ,.,,i7~,..33< 3320 Refrizerab,on Mech=ic 335-.362 3325 Refrigeration ?qeci?a.nic Foreman 1~0k-Lr67 3326 Air Conditioni.ng Lead i?an ML-51h 3327 Air Conditionin;: i~iechan3.c A?35-3"5 3328 Air Conditioning Forenan if+,?-592 3 340 Labor atorg Mechanic 2'[7-351 3350 Scientific Instrl.~ncnt Xaker 3";--~:5 3355 Instnunent Shop For eman ~2b-539 (3& fiinting and Allied Trade Gr0u.p) 400 14ultilith 0pera.tor 31110 Assistant Bookbinder Table b1o.l k .aed Page 5 September 1,1955 CUSS Monthly Annual Step Nmbez.- (3hX Printing and Allied Trades Group Cont'd.) 341.5 Bookbinder 3420 Print Shop Supervisor (3% Labor and Labor Supervision Group) 3500 Laborer 3510 Truck Driver 3515 Gardener 3524 Refuse Disposal Foreman 3530 Campus Foreman 3540 Timekeeper (hXX CUSTODIAL and FOOD SERVICE) (LOXXLaundw ~rou~) 4000 Laundi-y 11Jorker LO05 Washan 4010 Chief Karker 4015 Laundry Finager (4XX Food Sewice ~roup) 4100 Focd Senrice Worker 4101 Focd Preparation Morker 4105 Food Service Supervisor Lll0 Cook I 4111 Cook I1 4112 Cook 311 4120 Baker 4125 Butche-~ 11135 Caf&eria Manager Dietitian I kl.41 Dietitian I1 La5 Chief Dietitian (42XX Building Services and C~ustodiaiGroup) 4200 Custodial Worker k210 Ex$ermhn%tor 4220 Elevator Operatax- k230 Seamstress k235 Seamstress Supervisor 4240 Housekeeper 4245 Housekeeper and Extermination Supervisor 4247 Assistant Executive Housekeeper 11250 Executive Housekeeper (43XX Security ~rou~) 4300 Guard 4310 Security Supervisor ,., : -,r; %9- , ! C. Table Noel Revised Page 6 ~ ~. September 1,1955 CLASS Monthly Annual Step Number (5'XXX LIBRARY SERVICE) 5000 Assistant Librarian (6xXx EDUCATIONAL and INFGFNATIONAL SERVICE (67n Audio-Visual Group) 6703 Audio-Visual Technician THE WmRSITY OF TE:L4S IIEDICAL BRANCH Galveston, Texas Director of huixillar.~Enterprises -7-2umer T, Stephens ?4aintcnmce, Equipment and Support o o o Total Expenditwe Total Budect Income: Gross Sales Cost of Goods Sold Gross Profkt Expense r Salaries Cefetcrin :'wager Dorothy Dunn hl.00 Food Service iWorkers ($13 2-1 71 (11) oeo 1,b,$0~~ k20C Custodial !b70rkers ,")llt-'i62 (41) 0-0 1.9., C{;i: 0000 Clerical d'ssisi;ult $1511-200 (1) ooa 1,972 Pfa?intenanee, .h.quipmi?r,t., and S.appo~t Total .:qen2itwe Total Budget Net Profit .. , Less : ?TO-rata of Adn:i-.inlstrat,?.vf? .>r.:!pense a , s c% , o 1953-5L 195445 1955-56 Elate Rate Xate HOSPITALrPY SHOP NO, 1 Income : Gross Sales cost of GOO~Ssola Gross Profit Expense: Salaries Store Pbager Fkrgaret 7?100dard Kt-00 Food Service Iiorkers $132-171 (1) 0000 Clerical Assistant $15'4-200 (5) b200 Custodial 'dorkers $118-162 (1) 4101 Food Preparation iiorkers $164-190 (10) Ha.intenance, Equipment and Support Total Expenditure Total Budget Net Profit Less: Pm-rata of Administrative Expense ADJUSTED T~TPROFIT 1953-54 1954-55 1955-56 Rate Rate Rate Income z Gross Sales Cost of Goods Sold Gross Profit Expense: Salarf es 4100 Food Service Worker $132-171 (1) 4200 Custodial Worker $118-162 (1) 0000 Clerical Assistant $1%-200 (1) Fbhtenance, Equipment and Support Total Expenditure Total Budget Net Profft Less: Pro-rata of Administrative Expense ADJUSTED NET PROFIT BOOKSTORE Income : Gross Sales Cost of Goods Sold Gross Pmfft Less: Rebates on Sales Expense : Salaries Store Phager Caroline 08Bryant 0010 Clerk-Typist %$180-231 (1) 1953-54 195L-55 1955-56 Rate Rate Sate BOOKSTOARE (continued) Part-time Employees Maintenance, Equipment and Support Yental Total Expenditure Total Budget Net Profit Less: Pro-rata of Administrative Expense ADJUSTED NET PRDFIT DORMITORIES AND APA%CI.?ENTS Income z Apartments Dormitories Total Income Expense : Salaries 4200 Custodial Workers $118-162 (8) Maintenance, Equipment and Support: Utilities Physical Plant Maintenance Insurance Supplies and I~Escellaneous Total Expenditure Total Budget Net Profit Less: Pro-rata of Administrative Expense ADJUSTED NET PROFIT 1953-54 1954-55 1955-56 Rate Rate Rate REBECCA SEALY NURSES RESIDENCE Income Expense : Salaries 240 Housekeeper $210-267 (1) 4200 Custodial Worker $118-162 (U.1 0200 Telephone Operators $171-220 (4) Maintenance, Equipment and Support Total Expenditure Total Budget Net Profit Less: Pro-rata of Administrative Expense ADJUSTED NET PROFIT NURSES RESIDENCE 1001-1005 STRAND Prairie View Affiliates Income Expense : Salaries 4200 Custodidl Workers $118-162 (1) Flaintenance, Equipment and Support Total Expenditure Total Budget Net Pmfit Less : Pro-rata of Administrative Expense ADJUSTED NET PROFIT THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXA DENTAL BRAi'i'CH Houston September 28, 1955 Dr. Logan Wilson, President The University of Texas Austin 12, Texas Dear Doctor Nilson: I am submitting herewith a docket for the meeting of the Board of Regents to be held in El Paso, Texas, October 14 and 15, 1955. I recommend your approval of the following items for the Dental Branch : 1954-1955 Budget Office --of the Dean 1. Transfer $86;70 from the appropriation for Stenographers and Clerks (None to exceed $3,500.00) to the appropriation for Temporary Miscellaneous General Expenses 2. Transfer $C?00.00firom the appropriation-- - for Miscellaneous General ~xpenkesto the appropriation for Maintenance and Equipment in the Business Office. Anatomy (~eneraland- microscopic) 3. Accept Yne resignation of IW. Earl G. Hamel, Jr., Instructor, at a salary rate of $5,300.00 for tlielve months, effective at the close of business August 31, 1955. 4. Transfer $416.62 from the appropriation for Professor to the appropriation for Professor (~art-time)for the period July 1, 1955, to August 31, 1955, in the same department. Medicine (~eriodontics) Transfer $450.00 from the auurouriation for Associate Professor 5. , , & to create an appropriation for Special Clinical Instructor (~art-time) (None to exceed $2,700.00) for the period July 1, 1955, to August 31, 1955, in the same department. 6. Accept the resignation of Dr. Frank B. Trice, Instructor, at a salary rate of $5,800.00 for twelve months, effective at the close of business August 31, 1955. Pathology (Dental Pathology) 7. Change the appropriation for Technician (Research) and/or Assist- ants one to exceed $3,120.00) to read "None to exceed $3,720.00." Physics, Dental Materials 8.ans$000.00 from the appropriation for Technicians (~esearch) and/or Assistants to create an appropriation for Stenographer - Techni- cian (None to exceed $2,400.CO) for the period June 1, 1955, to August 31, 1955. Physiology (Nutrition) 9. Transfer $143.44 from the appropriation for Technicians (~esearch) and/or Assistants (None to exceed $3,420.00) to the appropriation for Technicians (Research) and/or Assistants (None to exceed $3,820.00) in the Department of Physiology (~iolo~icalChemistry). Preventive Dentistry (Orthodontics) 10. Transf-0 from the appropriation for Professor (orthodon- tics) to create an appropriation for Professor (~art-time)at a salary rate of $1,000.00 for twelve montns for the period November 1, 1954, to Augu-st 31, 1955, vice resignation of Dr. Russell K. Smith, Jr. Restorative Dentistry (complete Restorations) 11. Accept the resignation of Dr. %Jilliam F. Truetzel, Associate Professor at a salary rate of $8,500.00 for twelve months, effective at the close of business August 31, 1955. 412. Appoint Dr. Leon B. Sowell as Assistant Professor at a salary rate of $8,000.00 for twelve months for the period June I, 1955, to August 31, 1955? funds in tine amount of $1,999.98 to be transferred from the appropriation for Special Clinicians (Part-tine)(Iione to exceed $700.00) in the same department. % Restorative Dentistry (unit- ~estorations) 5 + ~13.Appoint Dr. Charles E. Eand as Instructor at a salary rate of -- $5,000.00 for twelve months for the period July 1, 1955, to August 31, 1955, vice resignation of Dr. Rudolf Je~nelka. Restorative Dentistry (~ixedMultiple ~estorations) 14. Appoint Dr. Felix Floyd Woycheshin as Instructor at a salary rate of $5,000.00 for twelve months for the period June 20, 1955, to August 31, 1955, funds in the amount of $986.11 to be transferred from the appropriation for Assistant Professor in the same depart- ment. Organized Activities Related to- Instructional Departments Outpatient Division 15. Transfer $500.00 from the appropriation for Nurse (None to ex- ceed $3,120.00) to the account for Temporary Bnployees in the same department. USAF- School of Aviation f4edicine Contract AF i%(61 16. Transfer $99.07 from the appropriation for Travel to the appro- priation for Salaries in the same department. S Research Grant: D-200 . Transfer $600.00 faheappropriation appropriation for Other Expense. 18. Transfer $544.44 fro^. the appropriation for Consumable Supplies to the appropriation for Permanent Equipment. CONTXACTS: The following contract has been signed on behalf of the Dental Branch by the official indicated. I recommend your approval and ratification of the signature. 1. Contract No. KF 18(600)-902 Supplemental Agreement No. 2(55-85) between the United States Air Force and The University of Texas, Dental Branch executed by Dr. John Victor Olson for the period January 1, 1955, to February 28, 1955, inclusive. 1955-1956 Budget Business Office 1. Delete the name of Mrs. Lena Mawby, Accountant at a salary rate of $4,848.00 for twelve months. Anatomy (~eneral-and ~Acroscopic) 2. Delete the name of Mr. Earl G. Xamel, Jr., Instructor, at a salary rate of $5,300.00. h - 3. Appoint Dr. Laurence Wragg as Instructor at a salary rate of $5,300.00 for twelve months for the period September 1, 1955, to August 31, 1956, vice resignation of IM~. Earl G. Hamel, Jr. - .+ 4. Appoint Dr. Federico Gonzales as Instructor at a salary rate of $6,500.00 for twelve months for the period September 1, 1955, to Awst 31, 1956; funds to be transferred from the appropriation for Professor in the same department. 5. Transfer $3,0211.00 from Secretary in General Services - Steno- graphic Service to create an appropriation for Clerk-Typist for the period September 1, 19553 to August 31, 1956, inclusive. Medicine (Periodontics) 6. Delete the name of Dr. Franir B. ?"rice, Assistant Professor at a salary rate of $6,800.00. Patholoeir (Dental Patholoex) 7. Trallsfer $500.00 Prom the appropriation for Student Assistants and Graders in the Department of Restorative Dentistry (Fixed hlultiple Restorations) to provide funds for Student Assistants and Graders in the Department of Pathology (Dental Pathology). Phvsioloqy (~hvsiolo~v) J 8. Change tine appointment status for Dr. Leon Kraintz, Instructor, i*,. from $5,250.00 for trvelve months to $6,500.00 for twelve months for *"&': the period September 1, 1955, to August 31, 1956, inclusive; funds in the amount of $1,250.00 to be transferred from the unfilled posi- tion of Associate Professor in the same department. Fnysioloev (Pharmacoloey) 4 9. Increase tne appropriation for Instructor (ow-fifth) from 92,000.00 to $3,000.00 for t.:ielve months for the period September 1, 1955, to August 31, 1956, inclusive and change the appropriation \\ ... ., to read "Instructor (Half-time)" ; funds in the amount of $1,000.00 to be transferred from Spec -tim (None to exceed $1,600.00) . ,! Restorative Dentistry (Comlete ilestorations) ,, ..,, :, -,. 10. Appoint Dr. Leon B. Sov~ell,as Assistant Professor at a Salary .*..# ' .%:. .%:. rate of $;8,000.00 for twelve months for the period September 1, 1955, to August 31, 1956; funds to be transferred from tne appropriation for Associate Professor vice resignation of Dr. William F. Truetzel. 11. Change the appointment status for Dr. Romaine R. Bruns, In- structor. at a salary rate of $6,300.00 for twelve months for the . period September 1, 1955, to August 31, 1956, inclusive to Assist- ant Professor (Part-time) at a salary rate of $6,500.00 for twelve '"" months for the period September 1, 1955, to August 31, 1956; funds in tine amount of $6,300.00 to be transferred from Dr. Brun's former position as Instructor and $200.00 -to be transferred from the appro- priation for Associate Professor,vice resignation of Dr. William F. Tfuetzel . 12. Delete the name of Dr. William F. Truetzel, Associate Profes- sor at a sa ry -ate f $8,500.00. CZh.3 1 13. Appoiin5.Hand as Instructor at a salary rate of $5,000.00 for twelve months for the period Septem1:er 1, 1955, to August 31, L956; f~mdsare created by the resignation of Dr. Rudolf Jemelira . 14. Delete the name of Dr. Rudolf Jemelka, Instructor at a salary -) me of Dr. Bengt Bengtson, Instructor at a salary (-~estorative Dentistry (Fixed Uiul-ci~leRes-torations) 276 hpnolnt Dr. Frank A. Burdick as Instructor at a salary rate of $7,200.00 for -cy~~elvemonths for Yne period September 1, 1955, to August 31, 1956; funds in the amount of $7,000.00 to be trans- ferred from the unfilled position of Instructor and $200.00 from Instructor created by the resignation of Dr. Bengt Bengtson, effective a-c the beginning of the fiscal year. ' 17. Appoint Dr. Felix Floyd Woycheshin as Instructor at a salaq rate of $5,000.00 fo~twelve mofiths for the period September 1, 1955, to August 31, 1956; funds are created by the resignation of Dr. Bengt Bengtson effective beginning of the fiscal year. School of Dental 18. Change the appointment status for X7ss Lorna Bruning, Acting Director from $5,000.00 for twelve months to $6,000.00 for twelve montns for the period September 1, 1955, to August 31, 1956, in- clusive; funds to be transferred from the appropriation for Director. TEXTBOOIZS PREPARED &! FACinTY lvEhBERS: I recommend your approval of the use of the follov~inglaboratory manuals prepared by faculty members for sale to t'ne students of The University of Texas, Dental Branch: 1. Manual of Dissectional &atomy $2 .OO 2. Manual of Neuro-Anatomy $1.50 3. lvianual of Histology $1.50 4. Laboratory Exercises in lldicro-Biology $3.25 5. Laboratory !~Ianual in Fixed Partial Dentures $1.50 6. Practice Set in Practice Relations and Nimagement $3.00 7. Nianual of Endodontic Procedures $2.50 VACATION ULL8PlhUCE FOR NON-TEACHING PERSONNEL, 1955-1956: I recommend your approval of the fo1lo~:iing vacation alloviance schedule for non-teaching personnel employed on a twelve months' basis, for the fiscal year beginning September 1, 1955: 1. State Legal Holidays which are observed by the University: Labor Day Monday September 5, 1955 Thanksgiving Day Thursday November 24, 1955 Christmas Day Monday December 26, 1955 Ne~w Year's Day Moilday January 2, 1956 Independence Day Wednesday July 4, 1956 2. In lieu of other State Legal Holidays which are not ob- served by tine University: The Friday follovving Thanksgiving November 25, 1955 The Tuesday f oliowing Christmas December 27, 1955 The Wednesday follov~hgChristmas December 28, 1955 The Thursday follov?iy Christmas December 29, 1955 The Friday follov~ingChristmas December 30, 1955 The Friday preceding Easter iflarch 30, 1956 The litonday follovving Easter April 2, 1956 3. Three calendar vieeks of vacation (5 days of this vacation to be in lieu of other State Legal Holidays which are not observed by the University). In some offices and in certain activities the work schedule may be such as to suggest the desirabili-ty of remaining open either on a partial or full staff basis during part or all of the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and spring vacation periods indicated above. In such cases a request addressed to the Dean's Office will be approved with the understanding that the days worked by these staff members during these vacation periods will be added to their regular vaca- tion period. Tnis schedule is predicated on the assumption that with the forty-hour work week which is now in force for classified personnel, all offices will be closed on a Saturday which falls within a holiday pe-riod. --SHORT TRIPS: The folloriirg short trips without loss of pay have been granted the staff members listed belovi, their expenses to be paid as indicated: 1. Blrs. Elna Birath, Business ivhager in the Business Office, June 22, 1955, to June 23, 1955, to go to Austin; Texas to attend the Regents' Budget Hearing in President Logan Viilsonls Office; August 21, 1955, to August 27, 1955, to go to Austin, Texas to a-ttend the Branch Business lvlanager's meeting; October 9, 1955, to October 12, 1955, to go to Dallas, Texas to attend the Texas Okla- homa and Arkansas Grwdp of Yne $National Association of Educational Buyers as an official representative of Yne Dental Branch and to serve as Secre-tary-Treasurer of Lne association; October 12, 1955, to October 117, 1955, to go to El Paso, Texas, to attend the Board of Regent's meeting; her expenses to be ?aid from 3)iaintenance - Business Office. 2. Ijr. Ozro B. Wissell, Assistant Professor in matomy (General and Mcroscopic), June 27, 1955, -lo June 28, 1955, to go to Randolph Air Force Base School of A-~iationMedicine, Randolph Field, Texas to confer with Drs. I-Ie~~ryHale and Robert Clark con- cerning the final report on United States Air Force School of Aviation kiedicine Contract No. lS(600)-902; July 8, 1955, to go to Galveston, Texas to Tne University of Texas, Medical Branch, to at-tend and participate in Lne Physiology Research Seminar; his expenses -to be paid from IljsceLlaneous General Expenses - Traveling Bqenses . 3. Dr. Maytin Cattoni, Professor in Medicine (Periodontics), June 8, 16, 21 23, 25, July 2, 5, 12, 16, 19, 21, 28, 30 and August 47 6, and 13, 1955, to go to Galveston, Texas to The University of Texas, Medical Branch,to v~orlcin the Tissue Culture Laboratory on research problems on tissue culture; his expenses to be paid from iM.scellaneous General Expenses - Traveling Expenses. 4. Dr. Vlilliam A. Nolte, Professor in Pathology (Micro-Biology), June 23, 1955, to go to Austin, Texas to attend the meeting of tne Co~mitteefor the State Fair of Texas to represent the Den- tal Branch in the preparation of an exhibit for the State Fair of Texas portraying the medical service; August 3, 1955 to August 4, 1955, to go to Dallas, Texas to attend a meeting of the Committee for the State Fair of Texas to represent the Den- tal Branch; his expenses to be paid from Miscellaneous General Expenses - Traveling Expenses. 5. Dr. Edward C. Hinds, Professor in Surgery, July 13, 1955, to go to Austin, Texas to attend the Texas State Cancer Co-ordina- tors meeting as an official representative of the Dental Branch; September 1, 1955,to go to Paris, Texas to attend a mee-ting of Combined iviedical and Dental Group, Lamar County to present a scientific paper entitled "Reconstruction of the Temporomandibu- lar Joint"; his eqenses to be paid from ivliscellaneous General Expenses - Traiiling Expenses. 6. Dr. James E. mmstrong, Jr., Assistant Professor in Surgery, September 1, 1955, to go to Paris, Texas to attend a meeting of Combined Medical and Dental Group, Lamar County, to present a scientific paper entitled "Reconstruction of the Temporomandibu- lar Joint"; his expenses to be paid from Miscellaneous General Expenses - Traveling Expenses. 7. ilk. Jack C. Miller, Assistant irofessor in Outpatient Divi- sion, August 15, 1955, to liugust 277 1955, -to go to Leander, Texas to attend a meeting of The Human Relations Laboratory, to participate in a workshop and to obtain information useful in the functional plan of instruction at the Dental Branch; his ex- penses to be paid from Current Restricted Funds, . . Scherer Bequest for Scholarship Purposes - Faculty Fund. OUT-OF-STATE m: 1 recormend your approval of the folioviing out-of-state trips by the staff members,listed belovi, their ex- penses to be paid as indicated: 1. Dr. Sumter S. Arnim, Director, Postgraduate School of Den- tistry, Sep-tember 12, 1955, to September i6, 1955, to go to Richmond, Virginia, to attend the meetings of the Richmond Dis- trict Dental Society and 'viedical College of Virginia, School of Dentistry, to present a paper entitled ltNel?j Knowledge of Value in the Treatment of Periodontal Disease", and to shov~an exhibit "The Histopathology of Periodontal Disease", and to Confer ~~ith Drs. Levy, Kreshover and Lyons concerning the United States Public Health Service Research Grant D-200; his expenses to be paid from the United States Public Health Service Research Grant D-200 - Travel. 2. Dr. Martin Cattoni, Professor in Medicine (~eriodontics), October 14, 1955, to October 21, 1955, to go to Sari Francisco, California to attend the meeting of the American Dental Associa- tion, to present a paper entitled "Phase Contrast Observation on Vincent's Infection", to the American Academy of Periodontology; his expenses to be paid from 3iiscellaneous General Expenses - Traveling Expenses. 3. Dr. Edvard C. Hinds, Professor in Surgery, October 5, 1955, to October 8, 1955, to go to Washington, D.C. to attend the meet- ing of the Cancer Coordinators as an official representative of the Dental Branch, and to secure teaching materials for teaching of course on cancer in the Dental Branch of The University of Texas; his expenses to be paid from Miscellaneous General Expen- ses - Traveling Expenses. 4. Dr. E. Vl. D'Anton, Professor in Physics, Dental ivlaterials, September 12, 1955, to September 14, 1955, to go to Ann Ai-bor, blichigan, to attend a Conference on Dental Materials at The University of Michigan and to interview prospective faculty his expenses to be paid from iliscellaneous General Expenses - Traveling Expenses. Respectfully submitted, i// Dean Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute September PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Dear Doctor Wilson: I am submitting herewith a docket for the meeting of the Board of Regents to be held in El Paso on October 14. I recommend your approval of the following items : Pathology Create the temporary position of Assistant Pathologist at $12,000 for twelve months, the necessary funds to be taken from the unfilled position 2 J1* of Associate Pathologist,- and that Dr. W. T. Hill be appointed to this position, effective August 5. Radiology .,2. Create the position of Associate Radiologist and appoint to it Dr. Gerald D, Dodd, Jr. at $12,000 for twelve months, effective July 1, the necessary funds to come from Unappropriated Surplus; Dr. Dodd's aug- aC\ mentation will be taken from the Current Restricted Fund Accov.nt "Professional Fees for Radiology" under the same arrangement as approved for Dr. Gilbert H. Fletcher. Biochemistry 3. Appoint Dr. Darrell Ward to the position of Assistant Biochemist at $7, 200 for twelve months, effective August 1, this salary to come from U. S. Public Health Service Grant C-2620 PET. Physics Create the position of Electronics Engineer at $5,000 for twelve ZJ4months, and appoint to it Mr. Stig J. Ekeroot, effective August 8, the necessary funds to come from Operations and Equipment Reserve. Experimental Pathology Appoint Dr. Jeffrey P. Chang to the position of Research Assistant, <":;$6.806 for twelve months, effective August 1, this salary to come from U. S. Public Health Grant 1913-CS. Section of Virology and Electron Microscopy 6. Change- the Section of Electron Microscopy to the Section of Virology and Electron Microscopy, and transfer to this Section Dr. Leon Dmochowski, Microbiologist in the Section of Experimental Pathology, with the new title of Virologist and Experimental Pathologist at $10,000 for twelve months, 8/10 time, effective June 1; transfer $1,125 to this new position from the position of Microbiologist, Experimental Pathology, and $1,374. 99 from the Operations and Equipment Reserve. Experimental Surgery )O v 7, Create the position of Immunochemist at $8,500 for twelve months, < and appoint to it Dr. Sulo A. Karjala, effective June 13, the necessary funds to come from Operations and Equipment Reserve. Instruction and Training i' w 8. Create the position of Head of Medical Communications at $6,300 for twelve months, and appoint to it Mr. Robert A. Kolvoord, 314 time, effective July 1. necessary funds to come from Operations and Equipment Reserve. Pay patient area of Hospital Y Approve. . the following-. personnel budget,- the second step in opening the pay patient part of the hospital effective July 1; personnel position requirements are listed with the ranges of salary in effect for each position, and necessary funds are available in the appropriation for the firs!. 34 bed unit for pay patients: Finance Office Accountant $335-424 (1) Key Punch Operator $210-264 (1) Nursing Service Nurse Supervisor $312-395 (1) Head Nurse $267-341 (1) Staff Nurse $252-320 (11) Nurse Attendant $128-164 (8) Orderly $156-200 (2) Cle~k $190-241 12) Section oi' Anesthesiology Nurse Anesthetist $385-490 (1) Food Service Kitchen Helper Housekeeping Maid Attendant $116-149 (2 Orderly $156-200 (1) Operations and Equipment Reserve 10. Transfer the following unused salaries from the Departments indicated to Operatirns and Equipment Reserve: Department of Physics Machinists, Research Technicians II., Secretary, etc. $ 7,000.00 Department of Instruction and Training Fellows in Malignant Disease Nursing Services Supervisors, Head Nurses, Surgical Nurses and Staff Nurses 67,000.00 Orderlies and Attendants 16,000.00 Anatomical Pathology Histology Technicians, Research Technicians, etc. Clinical Pathology Laboratory Technicians, Clerk Typist and Attendant Physical Plant Mechanics Helper, Carpenter, etc. Transfer between Legislative Appropriations 2 --ti. Transfer funds between Legislative appropriations indicated below under the authority of Section 10c, of the "Agencies of Higher Education - Special Provisions" of H. B. No. 11 1, Acts of the 53rd Legislature, Regular Session: -From: T-903 - Care of Patients T-904 - Organized Research -To: T-905 - General Operating Expense $150,000.00 Medicine 1. Create the position of Clinical Assistant, part-time, and appoint to it Dr. Jess F. Gamble at $6,000 for t-welve months, effective September 1, the necessary funds to come from unappropriated surplus. '2. Transfer the position of Research Internist, Section of Experimental Surgery, occupied by Dr. Nylene Eckles, at $8,800 for twelve months, to the Department of Medicine without increase of funds, effective September 1. 3. Change the position of Associate Pediatrician to a half-time position at $4,000 for twelve months, and transfer the balance of $4,000 to the Reserve for Salaries, effective September 1. I 4, Create two positions of Fellow, one at $3,600 and one at $3,000 for twelve months by abolishing the position of Senior Fellow at a rate of $6,000, and transferring $600 from the Reserve for Salaries. Pathology ' 5. Create a second position of Pathologist and appoint to it Dr. Charles Phillips at $12,000 for twelve months, effective November 15, by abolishing the position of Associate Pathologist, and transferring the unused balance of $466.70 in that position to the Reserve for Salaries; the augmentation for Dr. Phillips will be taken from the Current Restricted Fund account, "Professional Fees for Pathology, I' under the same arrangement as approved for Dr. William 0. Russell. 6. Delete the name of Dr. Alvan G, Foraker, Assistant Pathologist at $12,000. J 7, Appoint Dr. W. T. Hill as Assistant Pathologist at $12,000 for twelve months for the period September 1 to September 22 inclusive. Radiology 8. Abolish the position of Associate Radiotherapist and delete the name of Dr. Fernando Go Bloedorn. , i 9. Create the position of Assistant Radiotherapist and appoint to it e-. .Dr. Caplo A. Cuccia at $10,000 for twelve months, effective September 1, funds for which are available from the position of Associate Radiotherapist. 10, Increase the salary for Dr. John F, Dillon from $1 1,000 to $11,200, - -kJ effeciive September I, the necessary funds to come from Unappropriated Surplus. ' 11. Appoint to the position of Associate Radiologist Dr. Gerald D. Dodd, Jr. ,,....-- at $12,000: for twelve months, September 1; augmentation for Dr. Dodd will 4 be taken from the Current Restricted Fund Account "Professional Fees for Radiology" under the same arrangemellt as approved for Dr. Gilbert H. Fletcher. 2 12. Change the appointment. of Dr. John McGraw to Associate Radiologist '~' (213 time), at $8,000 for twelve months, effective September 1, and transfer the balance of $1,000 to the Reserve for Salaries. 13. Change the title of the position shown for Dr. Lois C. Collins to Assistant Radiologist (516 time) at $10,000 for twelve months, effective C September 1. Surgery 14 Change the title of the position occupied by Dr. Alando J. Ballantyne from Associate Surgeon to Assistant Surgeon, without change in funds. c 15. Change zhe title of the position occupied by Dr. Richard G. Martin '"p, from Associate Surgeon to Assistant Surgeon, without change in funds. 16. Increase the number of positions for Residents to 14, by the transfer of $21,600 from the Reserve for Salaries, effective September 1. d Anesthesiology '\ 7 Change the title of the position occupied by Dr. Richard C. Hay to Assistant Anesthesiologist, without change in funds. %I Biochemistry 18. Appoint Dr. Darrell N. Ward as Assistant Biochemist at $7,200 for twelve months, effective September 1, this salary to come from U. S. Public Health Service Grant C-2620. J 19. Appoint Dr. Jorge Awapara as Associate Biochemist at $8,000 for twelve monzhs, effective September 1, this salary to come from American Cancer Society Institutional Grant INSTR-23-H. 20. Change the title of the position occupied by Dr. Bruno Jirgensons to Associate Biochemist, without change in funds. 21. Appoint Dr. Christina Brown as Fellow in Biochemist~yat $b,ZQO- *or twelve months, effective September 1, this salary to come from U. S. Pubiic Health Grant 2620.-d Biology 2 Delete the name of Dr. Federico Gonzales, Research Associate. Phy si c s . . ' 23. Change the title of the position occupied by Dr, R0ber.t J. Shalek to Assist:~ntPhysicist,without change in funds. 24. Create the position of Electronics Engineer at $5,000 for twelve months, effective September 1 by the transfer of the necessary funds from Unappropriated Surplus. Experimental Hematology 25. Create the second. position of Research Technician I at $3,648 for twelve months, effective September 1, the necessary funds to come from the Reserve for Salaries. i Experimental Medicine %""-:o.i 26. Change., 'che title of the position occupied bv Dr. Vasant M. Doctor to \ Assin+=&an, . .> Biochemist at .ti;; increased salary of $6,540 for twelve months, eiffc2ive September 1, the necessary funds, $1,540, to come from Unappropriated Surplus, 27. Increase the number of Research I Technician*positions to 8 by the f~ansferof $2,460 from the Reserve for Salaries, effective September 1. Experimental Pathology 28. Delete i-wo positions of Research Technician I and create one position of Research Technician II at $4,404, effective September 1, and transfer the balance of $1,380 to Reserve for Salaries, 29. Appoint Dr. Jeffrey P. Chang as Research Assistant at $6,800 for twelve modhs, effective September 1, this salary to come from U. S. Public Health Grant 1913CS. 3 0. Appoirk..Dr,. Arthur J. Speece as As~istant--G~t.obgi&~-~ ak-$6,000 £or twelve months, effectiveSeptembe-1.--&--;- hi-s--sal~a~-y.-Oo-~ome from U. .S. Public Health -Grant.C-939.Q- Experimental Surgery - Sub-section of Immunology 31. Increase the salary for Dr. Jack G. Makari, Immunologist, from $8,200 to $8,720, effective September 1, the necessary funds, $520, to come from Unappropriated Surplus J 32. Appoint to che position of Immunochemist Dr. Sulo A. Karjala at $8,500 for twelve months, effective September 1, at $3,500 to be paid from the funds budgeted for this position plus $1,500 from Unappropriated Surplus, for 10117 time, and $3,500 from U. S. Public Health Grant C-9396, for 7/17 time. Section of Virology and Electron Microscopy 3.3 Create a new 'budget as follows, the necessary $33,344 to come from Unappropriated Surplus: Virologist and Experimental Pathologist Dr. Leon Dmochowski (8110 time) $10,000 Engineer Designer 2201 Research Technician I1 $304-467 (1) 0021 Secretary $241-304 (1) Maintenance, Equipment, Supply and Travel 10,000 Information and Statistics 34. Increase the number of Assistant Epidemiologist positions to 3, effective September 1 by the transfer of $4,212 from the Reserve for Salaries. Audio-Visual Services 35. Delete the item "Clerk (3)" and transfer funds as indicated: 0000 Clerical Assistant $149-190 11) 0001 Clerk $190-231 (1) 0021 Secretary $241-304 (1) Reserve for Salaries ,Extension Studies 36. Appoint Mr. Robert A. Kolvoord to the position of Head of Medical Communications, 314 time, effective September 1, at $6,300, this amount to be transferred from Unappropriated Surplus. Clinical Pathology 37. Increase the number of clerk typist positions to 2, effective September 1, by the transfer of $2,640 from Unallocated Pay Patient Revenue. Therapeutic Radiology 38. Increase the number of Senior Clerk Typists to 2, effective September 1, by the transfer of $2,422 from the position of Head X-ray Therapy Technician (Mary Walker) and $470 from the position of Resident. Anesthesiology Service '39. Reclassify the position and change salary shown for Miss Rebecca S. Williams from Anesthesia Supervisor at $6,318 to Nurse Anesthetist at -u $6, 120, effective September 1. Food Service 40. Appoint to the position of Food Service Manager Mr. T. O'Neal Atkinson at $6,468 for twelve months, effective September 1, $4,761 of which is to come from the budgeted position, $90 from Unappropriated Surplus, and $1,617 from the Auxiliary Enterprise "Cafeteria. " 41. Delete one position of Dietitian at a rate of $2,940.00 and one Cook I1 position at a rate of $1,704, and transfer funds as indicated: Assistant Dietitian (1) $2,400 Cook If112 time) (1) 1,380 Kitchen Helper (part-time) (1) (no additional funds required) Reserve for Salaries 8 64 Medical Social Service 42. Create the position of Clerk Typist at $2,400, effective September 1, the necessary funds to come from the Reserve for Salaries. Nursing 443. Change the title of the position of Director of Nurses to Director of Nursing, and appoint to it Miss Renilda Hilkemeyer at $7,200 for twelve 'C months, effective September 1, the additional $200 to come from Unappropriated Surplus. Communications 44. Create an additional position of Switchboard Operator for the period September 1-6, by the transfer of $36.20 from the Reserve for Salaries. Laundry 45. Transfer one position of Seamstress at $2,280 to the Laundry from the Linen Room. Operation and Maintenance of Physical Plant 46. Create the following new positions to operate the Boiler Room for the Dental School, the necessary funds to come from the Reserve for Salaries, effective September 1: 3 105 Stationary Engineer $312-395 (1) 3207 Mechanics Helper $190-241 (1) 3200 Laborer $156-200 (1) ~rora?eci/Expenses and Reserves 47. Tra sfrr $50,000 from Unappropriated Surplus to the Reserve for Salaries and $25,000 from Unappropriated Surplus to the Reserve for Mainzenance, Equipmenz, Supplies and Travel. Transfer between Legislative Appropriations 48. Transfer eunds between Legislative Appropriations indicated below under the authorkiy of Section 10a of Article V, Agencies of Higher Education - Swecia? Provisions of House Bill No. 140 as passed by the gular Session egislature: -,; i . " . - i.! , ! r pprcpriation: 5-890 Care of Patients $ 85.66 S-891 Organized Research 1,190.61 S-892 General Operating Expenses 7,631.49 T- 902 All other General Administrative Salaries 13,442.74 To Legisiative Appropriation: T-905 General Operating Expenses $22,350.50 OUT OF STATE TRIPS: I recommend your approval of the following out of state .trips by staff members listed below, their expenses to be paid by the Maintenance and Travei Account unless otherwise specified: 1. Dr. R. Lee Clark, Jr, , September 18-21, to participate in a meeting of the Cancer Control Committee of the National Cancer Institute at Bethesda, Maryland, and to interview prospective personnel in Washington, D. C. ; October 27-November 2, to Chicago, Illinois to participate in meetings of the Americm Association for the Surgery of Trauma, the Cancer Committee of the American College of Surgeons, and the Clinical Congress of the American College of Surgeons; November 15-18 to Kansas City, Missouri, to present a paper at the meeting of the Public Health Cance~Association of America. A 8 2. Mr. William Depew, September 1- 13, to attend an inhalation therapy technician training course at the Melco Company, Ridgefield, New Jersey. 3. Dr. Leon Dmochowski, September 5-15, to present scientific papers in Amsterdam, Holland and London, England at personal expense; October 26-29 to participate in a meeting of the Electron Microscope Society of America, State College, Pennsylvania. 4. Dr. A. C. Griffin, August 1-13, to present a scientific paper at a meeting of the International Biochemistry Congress in Brussels, Belgium, expenses to be paid from the account for "Various Donors for Cancer Research". 5, Mr. Arthur Kleifgen, September 17-24 to participate in a meeting of the American Hospital Association, Atlantic City, New Jersey. 6. Mr. Robert A. Kolvoord, August 27-September 3, to participate in a meeting of the Biological Photographic Association, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 7. Dr. Jack G. Makari, August 28-September 3, to participate in a meeting of the Gordon Research Conference, New London, New Hampshire. 8. Dr, William 0. Russell, July 5-8, to review the melanoma program at the University of Oregon with Doctor Fitzpatrick, Portland, Oregon; to consult with Dr. Paul Kotin re: tobacco research in Los Angeles; and to consult with members of the Los Angeles Tumor Registry concerning registry accessions, Los Angeles, California, expenses to be borne by Grant C 2620. 9. Miss Clara Schwabe, September 29-October 7, to participate in a meeting of the American Association of Medical Record Librarians, Chicago, Illinois, and to observe procedures in the out-patient clinic and medical records department of the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota. 10. Dr. Jack B. Trunnell, September 10- 17, to participate in a meeting of the Laurentian Hormone Conference, Estes Park, Colorado; September 24-25, to participate in a meeting of the Planning Committee for the Third National Cancer Conference of the American Cancer Society, Chicago, Illinois, expenses to be paid by the American Cancer Society, September 26 to participate in a meeting of the Endocrine Society, Indianapolis, Indiana; October 9-12, to participate in a meeting of the Conference on Cancer Chemotherapy of the National Institute of Health, Arden House, Harriman, New York. 11. Dr. John I. Wheeler, Jr. , August 22-September 10, to attend an Institute of Neurological and Physiological Aspects of Clinical Psychology conducted by the American Psychological Association at Stanford University and to present a scientific paper at a meeting of the American Psychological Association, San Francisco, California, expenses to be borne by the Hogg Foundation. 12. Dr. John F. Dillon, December 10-17, to present a scientific paper at a meeting of the Radiological Society of North America, Chicago, Illinois. 13. Dr. Gilbert H. Fletcher, December 10- 17, to participate in a meeting of the Radiological Society of North America, Chicago, Illinois. 14. Dr. Lois Collins, September 18-23, to participate in a meeting of the American Roentgen Ray Society and to conduct a refresher course on "Problems in Bone Interpretation in Children", Chicago, Illinois. 15, Dr. John P. McGraw, August 16-22, to present a scientific paper and exhibits at a meeting of the Rocky Mountain Radiological Society, Denver, Color ado. 16. Dr. Rich-ard C. Hay, November 3-6, to represent this institution in connection witk, our educational and residency training program and to serve as ar, examiner at the oral examinations of the American College of Anes - thesiologisks, Boston, Massachusetts. 17. Miss Marjorie Neel, October 24-28, to participate in a meeting of the American Hospital Association Central Service Administration Institute, New Orleans, Louisiana. 18. Dr. Jorge Awapara, October 7-14, to present a paper at the meeting of the Pharmacoiogy and Experimental Therapeutic's Study Section, HarrirEan, Ne-w York, and .to confer on research projects with Dr. Howard Burchenal, Sloan-Kettering Institute, New York, New York, expenses payable from Gran.:: 1831-2C. WA1;VER OF NEPOTISM RULE: It is recommended that the nepotism rule be waived in the fallowing cases, in accordance -with authorizakion previously granted by th.e Board of Regents: 1 Dr. Nyleiie Eckies and Dr. Arthnr Kirschbaum, husband and wife, as approx.red by the Board, April 10, 1954 (Minutes of Meeting 539, Page 4). 2. Dr, So-Khim Tan and Dr. Wen Jung Chiu, husband and wife, as approved by 'the Board, July 17, 1954 (Minutes of Meeting 541, page A-4). OUTSIDE AND ADDITIONAL DUTIES: It is recommended that the following outside and additional dlities be axthorized. 1. Mr. Apthur Kleifgen, Administrator, to provide services in connection with. the accounts and records of the Association of Physicians, for which he will be compensated at the rate of $900. 00 for the fiscal year. (Previously approved by the Boa~d,September 18, 1954, Page A-6), 2. Personnel of the Physics Department, for x-ray calibrations, both complete a~d.regular ch-ecks, and other special applications usually concerned with protection in relation to either specific instruments or specific techniques for the other hospitals in the Texas Medical Center, which units do not have available the necessary staff to perform these functions; it is estimated that no one person will receive in excess of $300 during ,the fiscal year for performing these outside duties. GRANTS: I recommerd acceptance of the following grants, and that the appreciation of the Board be sent t:he donors by the Secretary: -' 1. Re:cewai of American Cancer Society institutional research grant, INSTR-23H, for $140,100, effective September 1, 1955 to August 31, 1956, for the program entitled "Factors regulating growth - a hormonal, radio- biological and biochemical study" under the direction of Dr. R. Lee Clark, Jr., acknowledgement to go to Mr. M. R, Runyon,,Executive Vice President, American Cancer Society, I~.corporated,521 West Fifty-seventh Street, New York. 19, New York. Mr. R~nyonhas requested that no publicity be given this grant until he so advises. 2, Welch. Foundation Research. Grants as follows: 1. $9,252 per year for three years for the project "A Study of Metabolism of SL..lfur Amino Acids and Related Compounds" undcer the direction of Dr. Jorge Awapara, effective November I. 2. $32,400 for the first year acd $25,000 for the second year for the project e,n.i:i:led "A Study of Endocrine Factors in Pigmentation arid iri the Origin and Growth of Tumors'' under %he djrection of Dr. A. Clark Griffin, effective November 1, Acknowledgement is to be sent to The Rober"cA. Welch Foundation, 2010 Sout:h Coast Life Builkling, Houston 2, Texas. J 3. A grad; in the arnoznr. of $1,000 i;: support of our 1956 Annual Sympo- sium from the Texas Division of the American Cancer Society, acknowledgement 10 go to Mr. Curt W. Reimzan, Executive Director, American Cancer Society Texas Division, Incorpoprated, 1609 Coiorado Street, Austin 1, Texas. 4 $1,200 from the Endo Pzoducts, Z~xorporatedto be placed in a fund riled, "E-do Prodcicts lccorporarted Fellowship Fund" and to be used for payment to residents arrd feliows for preparation of special reports to Endo Producl:~,Incorporated on research cond~ctedat this hospital, using their new products, ack~owledgemenkto be sent to Mr. M. J. Lewenstein, Endo pro duet:^, Incorporated., 84-40 lOlst Street, Richmond Hill, New York. GIFTS: I recommend your acceptance of the following gifts, and that the appreciation of the Board be sent t.he donors by the Secretary: " 1. $5,000.00 from Mrs* Penn Rettig and her family, 1920 Woodbury, Houston, Texas to 'be used for reseapch in the Section of Experimental Medicine at the discretion of Doctor Trunnell. Mrs. Rettig has requested that :no pubiici'iy be given to t:h.is gift, 2 $200.00 from Mr. M. M. Feld, Post Office Box 276, Houston, Texas, as a payment on his pledge for the building and equipment fund, V 3. $100.00 from Mrs. Eva Nance, Route 1, Box 50, Livingston, Texas, for the research fund, in appreciation of services rendered her sister, Miss Katie Otites of Livingston, Texas, ' 4 $400.00 for the Research Fund bequeathed under the Will of James Godwin and forwarded at the direction of Daisy Dean and C. J. Godwin, Administrators, acknowledgement to be sent to Mr. W. S. Barron, Attorney, E. H. Astin Building, Rooms 31-32, Bryan, Texas. ,,/ 5, $400.00 from the Aglaian Study Club of Alvin, Texas for the Building and Equipment Fund, in final payment of their pledge, $144.00 of which is in memory of Mrs. John C. Evans, acknowledgement to be sent in care of Mrs. Joe D. Jephson. i 6. $825.00 from the Weingarten Welfare Corporation, Post Office Box 1698, Houston, Texas, for the Building and Equipment Fund, in final payment of their pledge, acknowledgement to be sent in care of Mr, Abe Weingarten. 7. $600.00 from the East Texas Quarter Horse Breeders Association representing the proceeds of their 1954 Sbow, for the research fund, acknowledgement to be sent to the Honorable W. C. Holcombe, 222 Glover -Grim Building, Longview, Texas. ./ 8. $750. 00 from Mr, S. P. Coleman, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, New York, to help defray expenses of Dr. A. Clark Griffinpstrip to Brussels; donor has requested that no publicity be given to this gift. 9. The gifts under $100.00 as listed on the attached sheets, all of which have been acknowledged by the institution. Respectfully submitted, Q%@dA4, $l- R. Lee Clark, Jr., M.D. Director L "A"" "u,r'"'.,.-u L" Mrs. Elizabeth McGlasson 3401 Rice Blvd,, Houston Research Uncle Sam Rogers Miss Sarah Edwards 3/01 Rice Blvd., Houston Mr. & Mrs. Don F. Haynes 5559 Holly Springs, Houston Unallocated Mrs. V. S. Roberts Battelstein's 812 Main Street, Houston Unalloc . Mrs. V, S. Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Lester Sala Route 2, Troup, Texas Unalloc . S. Crawford Mr. & Mrs. Edwin R. Moore P. 0. Box 259-5, Port Lavaca Research Leon C. Levy Officers & Board of Auxiliary, 264 Jackson Avenue Unalloc. W. R. Pope St. Joseph's Hospital Memphis, Tennessee Thrift Shop 116 Dennis, Houston Pat. Welfare - - - - - Mr. Jose Ba suldua E. Mohl, Edinburg, Texas Pat. Welfare - - - - - Mr. &Mrs. G. E. McKamey Box 118, Port Iavaca Research Leon C. Levy Miss Jewel Hudler Social Science Department Research Leon C. Levy c/o Victoria College Victoria, Texas Westwood Civic Club 4041 Woodford, Houston Unallocated Leon C. Levy c/o Mr. G. Ormand, Jr. Mrs. C. McMurry 4509 San Jacinto, Houston Unallocated Mrs. A. H. McClelland Mrs, W. A. Burkett 32 Pinedale Pis. E. L. Slataper 2306 Albins Mrs. Pearl Buckingham 4511, Floyd Pws. M. E. Sisson 2101 B,;.s Tonnet Prs. E. E. Foster 1705 Stuart Mrs. T. F. Abbott 130 Bellaire Ct., Bellaire Port Lavaca Yacht & Sailing Assn. Box 449? Port Iavaca 5.00 Research Leon C, Levy c/o Mr. J. J. Randall Prs. Ben Sloane Box 156, Port Lavaca 10.00 Research Leon C. Levy s Max W. King 10,OO Unallocated Max W. Ki~g Mr. & Mrs. George S. Herron 1028 Oxford, Houston 5.00 Unallocated Mrs, J, L. Buttre11 DATE DONOR ADDRESS AMOUNT FUND MEMORIAL TO 3/7 Officers & Directors Houston, Texas $25$00 Unallocated L. B. Herring Nat'l Bank of Commerce 3/7 Mr. Cecil N. Cook 3000 Gulf Bldg., Houston Unallocated L. B. Herring 3/7 Mr. Samuel E. Sims 3839 Grennoch, Houston Unallocated L. B. Herring 317 Mr. & Mrs. Vern West 7 Laird Lane, Athens Unallocated L. B. Herring 3/7 Victoria National Bank Victoria, Texas Research Leon C. Levy 3/8 Mr. & Mrs. P. A. Meyers 5314 Mandell, Hou.ston Unallocated L. B. Herring 3/8 Mr. & Mrs. Tom flutledge 5314 Mandell, Houston Unallocated L. B. Herring 3/8 Mrs. Ada Foester Route 1, Port Lavaca Research Leon C. Levy 3/8 Rev. C. T. Branch & Family Box 554, Port Lavaca Research Leon C. Levy 3/8 Mr. & Mrs. W. E. Harper 10 N. Wynden, Houston Unallocated L. B. Herring 3/8 Mr. Morgan 3. Davis Humble Bldg. , Houston Unallocated L. B. Herring Battelstein ' s Inc. 812 Main Street, Houston Unallocated L. B. Herring Mr. & Mrs. Gary S. Eherson 3405 Georgetown, Houston Research Mrs. V. S, Roberts Mr. M. H. Norton P . 0. Box 11.63, Dallas Unallocated *s. V. S. Roberts Mr. Robert L. Wood Midland Tower, Midland Unallocated L. B. Herring Mr. & Mrs. Tom Sealy P. 0. Box 670, Midland Unallocated L. B. Herring Mrs. Walter G. Sterling 5701 Jackson, Houston Unallocated L. B, Herring Officers & Directors Houston, Texas Unallocated L. B. Herring Second National Bank Mr. & Mrs. T. J. Johnson Tyler, Texas Unallocated L. B. Herring Mr. Clyde H. Alexander Continental Building, Dallas Re search L. B. Herring Mr. Creston H. Alexander 3/14 Houston Geological Society P. 0, Box 56, Houston 15.00 Research L. B. Herring c/o Walter W, McMahan, Jr. DATE DONOR ADDRESS KMUUNI' FUNU PWlUNIHb IU (70 ?.?- 3 Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. P. 0. Box 2511, Houston $ 25.00 Research L, B. Herring Mr. & Mrs. E. D. Pressler 2013 Brentwood Drive, Houston Unallocated L. B. Herring Trice Production Company Longview, Texas Unallocated L. B. Herring Mr. & Mrs. Harold Decker 1746 Rice Blvd., Houston Unallocated L. B. Herring Mr. &Mrs. Sidney Schafer 3424 Overbrook, Houston Unallocated L. B. Herring Dr. E. M. Cuenod Med. Arts Building, Houston Research L. B. Herring Clayton Williams Sweetwater, Texas Research Mrs. Clay Burns Mr. T. B. Simmons Miss Violet Lipscomb 1202 %am, Houston Unallocated - - - - - Miss Delda Ruth Hahn Port Iavaca, Texas Research Leon C. Levy Miss Gertrude Maurin 1205 Banks, Houston Research Leon C, Levy Texas Employment Comm. Employees P. 0. Box 2574, Houston Unallocated A. W. Smith Martha Frances Hill P. 0. Box 2574, Houston Unallocated A, W. Smith Mr. John W. Sutton 420 N. !&entin Unallocated E. E. Reynolds Mrs. R. S. Sterling 21 W. Lane, Houston Unallocsted John Wofford Miss Iaile H. Thompson 4713 Welford, Bellaire Unallocated Mrs. Chas. McKinzie Helen, C. C. & "Boo" Box 1185, Bay City Unallocated R. M. Davant Mr. & Mrs. Harry L. Smith Route 8, Box 670, Houston Unallocated Sam Rogers Mrs. Blanche Cunningham San Jacinto Council No. 347 1417 Neeley Drive Unallocated Guy Rood McClatchy R & S M - Will N. Kidd Chapter No. 424 R. M. M. c/o G. E. Daniel Fraternal Order of Eagles Ladies 12750 Coulson, Houston Vol. Serv. Auxiliary, c/o H. Lo Mead 3/14 Mrs. E. P. Ross 63 Tie1 Way, Houston 10.00 Spec, Ped. find FUND c2 DATE DONOR ADDRESS AMOUNT MEMORIAL TO g; 3/14 r. & &kt. J. R. Mares Dickinson, Texas $ 10.00 Unallocated L. B. Herring 3/14 Mr, & Mrs. J. W. Starr 1411 W. Illinois, Midland 10.00 Unallocated L. Bl Herring 3/14 Mr. Earl Hollandsworth Longview, Texas 25.00 Unallocated L. B. Herring 3/15 Mr. & Mrs. L. LBauve P. 0. Box 306, Edna 10.00 Unallocated Leon C. Levy 3/15 Mr. J. 0. Edwards 3744 Aberdeen Way, Houston 8.00 Unallocated MrC.A.McKenzie 3/17 Mr. & Mrs. H. E. Thornhill 3031 Reba Drive, Houston 15.00 Unallocated L. B. Herring 3/17 Mrs. Wtle Azbill Box 795, Richmond 10.00 Re search - - - - - 3/17 Mrs. Mary E. Hunter 1007 Harriot, Beaumont 10.00 Research Miss Mary E, Burkhart 3/18 Mrs. Boris Wolff 2007 Sheridan, Houston 5.00 Research Leon C: Levy 3/18 Mrs. A. F. Wood, Sr. 1001 E. Tyler, Athens 5.00 Unallocated L. B. Herring Mr. & Mrs. G. Y Davidson 3112 Reba Drive, Houston Unallocated Paul W. Bruner Mrs. E, R. LaRue Athens, Texas Unallocated Mrs. Marilyn Schmitt Mr. & Mrs. G. 0. Cate 2061 Southgate, Houston Unallocated L. B. Herring Dr. & Mrs. Hugh C. Welsh 3465 Inwood, Houston Unallocated L. B. Herring Mr. & Mrs. J. 'V. Cline 2034 Swift, Houston Pat. Care L, B. Herring Minerva Club, c/o Mrs. Ledbetter 3262 Reba Drive, Houstbn Research L. B. Herring Virgil Childress Shell Bldg., Houston Unallocated Mrs. V. So Roberts Mr. &Mrs. Robt. G. Behrmann, Jr, Gulf Bldg, Houston Unallocated L. B, Herring Mr. & Mrs, L. G. Marsters, Jr. Route 4, Box 288, Houston Adm.Cont, Mrs. M. Schmitt Mr. & Mrs. Everett B. Miller 5218 Locust, Bellaire Adm.Cont. Mrs. M. Schmitt Mrs. James A. Patton 4201 University, Dallas Unallocated Lo B. Herring DONOR ADDRESS AMOUNT FUND MEMORIAL TO Mr. &Mrs. Weldon Jordan Pleasanton, Texas $ 10.00 Research Mrs. Ruth Hargis Dr. & Mrs. Henry Fisherman 3319 Wentworth, Houston 5.00 Unallocated Natalie Cohen Mrs. Julie B. Dreyfus 3239 Wentworth, Houston 2.50 Unallocated Mrs. Rose Sachs Miss Dorothy E. Brown 612 Copper, N. E. 50.00 Research ----- Albuquerque, New Mexico Mrs. Ira Jarboe 4928 O.S.T., Houston 3.00 Research Elmer E. Davidson Mr. & Mrs. A.J. Etie & Family 3214 E. 8th, Bay City 10.00 Unallocated Louis E. Wade Mr. & Mrs. Milam L. Davis 2708 Fourth St., Bay City 10.00 Unallocated Louis E. Wade Mrs. C. L. Cox 1606 Travis Heights Blvd., Austin 5.00 Unallocated Carl Lundgren J. D. Newberry 3110 Windsor Road, Austin 5.00 Unallocated Clrl Lundgren Tarrytown Pharmacy Mr. & Mrs. Dennis B. %priest 2909 Beanna, Austin 5.00 Unallocated Carl Iundgren Checker Front Stores, Inc. Box 772, Austin 10.00 Unallocated Carl Lundgren Mr. & Mrs. Roswell J. Miller 3e50 Unallocated Carl Lundgren Mr. David N. Miller 2519 Addison Road, Houston 5.00 Research Mrs. B. Iasof Mr. Carl Wendlandt & Sons 123 W. 8th, Austin 5,OO Unallocated Carl Lundgren Newcomer's Cluh of Greater Houston 3737 Merrick Drive, Houston 10.00 Unallocated Mrs. F,P. Clark, Jr. Mrs. M. D. Thompson, President Col. &Mrs. Paul M. Brewer 1004 Danbury Road, Houston 10.00 Unallocated Leon C. Levy Mr. & Mrs. Raymond S. Mauk 3656 Meadow Lake, Houston 10.00 Unallocated Carl Lundgren Mr. & Mrs. Edward Giles, Jr. 712 Perry-Brooks Bldg, Austin 5.00 Unallocated Carl Lundgren Travis Booster Club 607 Bayland, Houston 5.00 Re search W.G.Brandstetter c/o Mrs. M. W. Redd, V-Pres, r*? DATE DONOR ADDRESS AMOUNT FUFUND MEMORIAL TO Mr. & Mrs. Johart Anderson 93-$ Red River, Austin Unallocated Carl Lundgren Mr. &Mrs. C. J. Anderson 1701 Meadowbrook, Austin Mr. & Mrs. Lee Anderson 203 Wonsley Drive, Austin Miss Edna Mitchell 1112 Gillespie, Austin Unallocated Carl Lundgren Reagan High School Band Houston, Texas Research W. G, Brandstetter Mr. Frank E. Russell 4O& Overbrook, Houston Unallocated Mrs. M, M. Schmitt Prq W. B. Wright Cisco, Texas Unallocated Mrs. M. Schmitt Mr. &Mrs. Burke Baker 4 Shadow Lane, Houston Unallocated Lo B. Herring Mr, & Mrs. Clifford Howard 24 Bash Place, Houston Research W. G. Brandstetter Mr. &Mrs. J. Lawrence Berkman, 34l.4 Foothills Pkwy, Austin Unallocated Carl Lundgren John Lawrence, and IaTrelle Margaret & Howard Edberg 612 Glenrock Road Unallocated Tyre H. ~ro& Baltimore, Maryland Mr. Maner Graham P. 0. Box 1.793, Midland Unallocated L. B. Herring Mrs. C. E. Christianson 1016 Harwood Place, Austin Unallocated Carl Lundgren Mr. J. Percival Rice Merc. Bank Bldg., ballas Unallocated Carl Lundgren Mr. James W. Rice 1504 W. 3Oth, Austin Unallocated Carl Lundgren Jewish Community Center Boys Club 2020 Hermann Drive, Houston Research Natalye Cohen Grace Methodist Church & Choir 13th & Yale, Houston Research W. G. Brandstetter Mrs. Archa E. Wilcox 2519 Lake Place Unallocated - - - - - Minneapolis, Minnesota Mr. Carl H. Stautz 1704 Expo sition Blvd . Unallocated Carl Lundgren Austin 3, Texas 4/5 Mr. Thomas A, Graham Westenfield Development CO, 10,OO Unallocated Carl Lundgren P, 0. Box 5007, Austin DATE DONOR ADDRESS .P,CONT FUND MEMORIAL TO Xb. 3 "I 4/6 R. A. Barton Port Lavaca $ 50,OO Research Leon C. Levy Mr. & Mrs. H. C~rlosSmith Mrs. B. G. Wasserman & Family Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. Dia Mr. & Mrs. Harry C. Smith Mr. & Mrs. R. Harvey & Family Mrs. Katie Wedig & Etalka Girlss Friendly Society Box 526, Port Lavaca 4/11 Mr. Daniel F. Schorlemer 3607 Parker, Amarillo Research F. Duane Wood 4/11 Mrs, Elizabeth Rice Finks 1504 W. 3Oth, Austin Research Carl Lundgrerr Julia Young Finks 4/11 Mrs. G. H. Noren 1508 W. 9th, Austin Research Carl Lundgren Mr. & Mrs. Conway Noren 4/11 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Freeman P, 0. Box 522, Refi~gio Research W. G, Brandstetter 4/l3 Mrs. Rose M. Dawkins 203 East 34th, Austin Unallocated Carl Lundgren 419 W. Alabama, Houston Un~llocated L. H. Earnest, Sr, 4/U Mr. Herbert E. Neuhaus 818 Union Nat'l Bank Bldg, Unallocated Thos. S. Taliaferro 4/13 Mr. & Mrs. Philip Burling 1912 Swift Blvd., Houston Re search C. R, hrimer, Jr. 4/15 Mr. & Mrs. W. L. Richardson Research John R. Summy Mrs. Jack Pilhaus (sent in by Mrs. R. E. Browning) 18U N. Beaton, Corsicans 4/15 Miss Dorothy Kuhlmann U+ Chelsea, Houston Re search Mrs. Gladys Crofton 4/15 Palais Royal Pasadena, Texas Unallocated J, E, Osborne Palais Royal Main at Rusk, Houston Unall.ocated J, E, Osborne 4/15 Lee & Sidney S. Iadin P. 0, Box 6715, Houston Adm, Cont. George Bsiles 4/18 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph B. Roark 2204 East 22 P 1 Unallocated Lo H. Earnest, Sr, Tulsa, Oklahoma 4/18 Mr, & Mrs. Robert R. McIachlen 5701 Jackson #703, Houston Research buis V. Echols 4/18 Mr. 8~Mrs.W. E. Feryson 8511 Findlay? Houston Re search C. R. Larimer9 Jr* DATE DONOR ADDRESS AMOUNT FUND MEMORIAL TO Mrs. Edna M. Roark 3449 S. Atlanta Place $ 10.00 Unallocated L. H, Earnet, Sr. Mr. A. C. Burnett 3700 Montrost, Houston 25.00 Unallocated Mrs, Clare Nevinger Mr, & Mrs. Chas B. White 5316 Mandell, Houston 25.00 Unall.ocated Lo V. Echols Mr. &Mrs. H. N. Dixon Memphis, Tennessee 25.00 Research L. V, Echols Mrs. Tyre H. Brown Box 716, Lockhart 2.50 Unallocated Dr. 8. J. Pollsrd Mrs. Sam Levy 2237 Hemnn Drive, Houston 2.50 Unallocated Abe Jacobs Mr. & Mrs. D. W. Sollie 3716 Wroxton Road, Houston 2.50 Unallocated Sam Muckleroy Mr, & Mrs. R. F. Strater 3720 Wroxton Road, Houston 2.50 Unallocated Sam Muckleroy Battelstein's 812 Main Street, Houston 5.00 Unallocated L. V. Echols Mr. Maurice W. Plumb 5% E. 38*, Austin 5.00 Unallocated Carl Lundgren Mrs. Rose Ferguson 610 N, Beaton, Corsicana 3.00 Research John R. Smy Mrs. W. W. Christopher Marfa, Texas 10.00 Research Century Culture Club Miss Dorothy Kuhlmarm 3445 Wickersham, Houston Research T. K. Dixon, Sr, Sandra & Erv Pike 4613 Park, Bellafre Unallocated Clare Nevinger Mr. &Mrs. R. D. Pylant 7707 Bmblay, Houston Unallocated Mrs, Marion Gibson Battelstein' s, Inc. 812 Main Street, Houston Unallocated T, K. Dixon, Sr. Garland Music Club P. 0. Box 655, Garland Re search Mrs, Robert Tarplay and Mr. Robert Tarpley Mr. & Mrs. Sidney S, Ladin P. 0. Box 6715, Houston 5 Adm, Cont. Dr. Phillip Ladin Mr. & Mrs. Vern West 7 Laird Lane, Athens Unallocated John R. Noble Mr. & Mrs. Ben Parten, Jr. P, 0, Box 276, Franklin Unallocated Carl Lundgren Weldon Weekley & Jack Valentf 2706 Richmond, Houston 6 Unallocated Bob Holland DATE DONOR ADDRESS AMOUNT mTND MEMORIAL TO *??? ?..,I 5/2 Mr, & Mrs. Ashley J. Etie 32l.4 E. 8th, Bay City 8 5.00 Unallocated Hollie Lo Briscoe 5/2 Col. Jack S. Finks Q. M. Training Command 5.00 Unallocated Carl Lundgren Fort Lee, Virginia 5/2 Mr. Mrs. A. E. Prugel Sonora, Texas Research fis. Bert Page 5/2 Iangham, Iangston & Burnett 3700 Montrost Blvd., Houston Unallocated Clare Nevinger 5/4 Mr. & Mrs. Jack Kaufman 3010 M.A.S, #ll, Houston Unallocated Mrs, Camile Munsch 5/4 Mrs. J. R. Turnbull 1801 Wentworth, Houston Research 11 II II 5/4 Underwood, Neuhaus & Company City Natsl Bank Bldg., Houston Unallocated Mfldred Lhpree Frank S. Iadin &Associates 2215 San Jacinto, Houston Simon Shlenker David Slavin Jack Winner Dr. P. Iadin Southern Pacific Business Women's 431 Franklin Avenue, Houston Unallocated Mrs, L, B. Stewart c/o Mrs. B, F. Webb, President Miss Leone Callihan ISverpool, Texas Unallocated Mr. E. B. C-llihan Iilverpool, Texas Unallocated Mr. & Mrs. Lester Sala Route 2, Troup Unall.ocated A. A. Sutton Mr. & Mrs. Lester Sala Route 2, Troup Unallocated E. D. Woodward Mr, & Mrs. Lester Sala Route 2, Troup Unallocated Mrs. S. He Stovall Mr, John A. Lomax, Jr, 6428 Vanderbf lt, Houston Unallocated Mrs. K. W. McDowell Miss Lucille Williams 2707 RPo Grande, Austin Unallocated Carl Iundgren Hesperizn. Daughters 743 Walnut Street Unallocated c/o Mrs. Laurence Rudd Colorado City, Texas Mr. & Mrs. Henry David 1850 Lexington, Houston 6, Unallocated Mrs. K, W. McDowell Mr. & Mrs. A. Smith 11224 Memorfal, Houston Unallocated &s, K, W. McDowell LO DATE DONOR ADDRESS AMOUNT FUND MEMORIAL TO !27 p.2 5/10 Mr. & Mrs. Lester Sala Route 1, Overton 8b 5.00 Unallocated Mrs. H. L. Hunt Wright Drug Company Mrs. Stella Gill & Miss Ads Gill 1649 Harold, Houston Unallocated Elmer Daddson Employees of Southern Barge Terminal P. 0. Box 9673, Houston 5, Unallocated John D, Ridley Mr. & Mrs. A. S. Gelemon 2221 N. MacGregor, Houston Unallocated Mrs. Agnes Sumrall Mr. & Mrs. J. C, M. Cryer Port Iavaca, Texas Research Leoc C . Levy Mrs. K. L, Navin 744 West 43rd, Houston Re search J. 0. Mack Mrs. Calvin Bay 2505 Southmore, Houston Unallocated Mr. & Mrs. W. J. Dissen 2217 Inwood Drive, Houston Unallocated Mrs. Chas. McKinzfe Mrs. Loui s Sonnen 2222 Maroneal, Houston Unallocated Mrs. Elsie Ferrata Mrs, C. M. Foester, Sr, Box 37, Port Lavaca Research Leon C. Levy Mr. & Mrs. Curtis Foester, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Bone Mr. & Mrs. M. A. Gunn 250 Fauna, Houston 17, 5.00 Unallocated Mrs. Mary Ferguson Club Seventeen Box 267, Port Iavaca 5,OO Research Leon C. Levy Mrs. Howard Hartzog Humble Power Department Baytown, Texas Unallocated Mrs. Mary Longino Tlb Hawkfns8 Families Box 236, Hart, Texas Research Mr. & Mrs. Popejoy Miss Dorothy Kuhlmam 3445 Wickersham, Houston Re search Esmond B, Braswell Mr. Lee Roy Young Box 421, Rockport, Texas Unallocated Mrs. Mary Longino Mrs. John G, Tittle 612 Alvin, Pa.sadea?a Research Homeroom 8-2, Jackson JrTr.Hlgh Pasadena, Texas Research Kenneth Flarrow Mr, & Mrs. G. A, Gerdes Box 1026, Sintun Unallorszted &s, Mary Longino Mr. & Mrs, Sidney S, Ladin P.O,Box 6715, Houston 5, Adm. Cont, &s. ;Take Karotkin LC3 DATE DONOR AIDDRESS AMOUNT FUND MEMORIAL TO Cameron County Health Unit 186 N. Sac Houston, Ss:, Br: ni'? ! $ 15*00 Mrs. Martha Anderson Route 2, Box 131, Houston 2.00 Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Clark 1603 Woodlawn, Corsicana 6.00 Unallocated Elrs. Kate Smalley Mr. Wm. H. Fabian Mr. & Mrs. J.C.Sugarek & Girls 302 N. Tyler, Beeville 3.00 Unallocated Mrs. Mary Longino Mr. & Mrs. L. L. Lane 4922 Marietta, Houston 30,OO Research Wm. G. Rothermel Mr. &Mrs. C. V, Coons Greenway Rd., Rye, New York Mr. & Mrs. Robert McTachlen 5701 Jackson, Houston Mr. &Mrs. A. I. Sellers 2703 Pemberton Drive, Houston 10.00 Re search Mr, W.G.Rotherme1 Various Donors Houston & Baytown 32.50 Research Mrs. Mary Longino Mrs. J. R. Turnbull 1801 Wentworth, Houston 5.00 Research George Ashworth Mrs. M. C. Kelley 113 W. Adoue, Baytown 5.00 Unallocated Mrs. Mary Longino Mary, Flossie & August Blumberg 1632 Harvard, Houston 10.00 Research W. G. Rothemel Officers of Peden Iron & Steel Co. P. 0, Box 1891, Houston 25.00 Unallocated Mrs. Me J, Williams Mr. & Mrs. George T. Morse, Jr. 1660 South Blvd., Houston 15.00 Unallocated Mrs. M. J. Williams Mr. & Mrs. E. L. Sheets 2337 Grammercy, Houston 15.00 Research W. G, Rothermel Mr. &Mrs. W. E. King 2432 Maroneal, Houston Battelstein's, Inc. 812 Main Street, Houston 5.00 Unallocated W. G. Rothermel Peden Iron & Steel, employees of P. 0. Box 1891, Houston 58.00 Unallocated Mrs. M. J. Williams Maisie & Norman Avenell 842 Country Lane, Houston 5.00 Unallocated Mrs, M. J, Williams Mr. & Mrs. Sam P. Worden 695 Rocky River Rd,, Houston 10.00 Unallocated Mrs. Alice Crawford Mr. & Mrs. C. M. Knipe 3429 N. Parkwood Drive, Houston 10.00 Research. W. G. Rothermel Oil, Chemical & Atomic Workers International Union, C.I.O., Local 4-316, c/o Mr. Fowler, Jr. .P 0. Box 173, Ingleslds llnalloeated Mrs, Mary Longino ADDRESS AMOUNT FUND MEMORIAL TO P- DATE DONOR C1) Margaret & Bill Brown 3707 Underwood, Houston $20.00 Research Mrs. L. B. King \..i', .i 5/2 5 Mr. & Mrs. J. E. Price 210 Richmond, Houston 25.00 Uriallocated Mr, W. G, Rothermel Mr. &Mrs. J, E. Price, Jr. 218 Richmond, Kouston Dr. & Mrs. T. T. Sponsel j.432 E, Alabama, Houston Mr. Robert W. Kurtz 2126 Welch, Houston 6, Unallocated Mrs. Wegener Mr. &Mrs. C. S. Newberry 3939 Aberdeen Way, Houston Unzllocated Mother of Mr.C. Williams Maritime Oil Company P. 0. Box 2646, Houston Re search W. G. Rothermel Battelstein's 892 Main Street, Houston Unallocated Mr. F. A. Heitman Mr. C. F. Kinzbach 2505 Dryden, Houston Unallocated W. G. Rothermel Mamie DeBajligethy Mr. W. J. Woolsey 1311 Lamar, Liberty Unallocated Mrs. M, Billingsley Jane, Audie, & Emma Creel 505 Main, Liberty Unallocated Mrs. M. Billingsley Irvin Stockholm Liberty, Texas Unallocated s M, Billingsley Mr. & Mrs. 2, V, Donigan 1336 Chimney Rock Rd., Houston Unallocated Mrs. F. A. Blrtley Kinkaid School, Fourth Grade 1300 Richmond Rd., Houston Adm,Cont . W. C. Rothermel Klnkaid Junior High School 1300 Richmond Rd,, Houston Adm'C0rit. W, G. Rothermel The Comstock s Liberty, Texas Research Mrs. M. Billingsley The Brooke Hamilton's 2420 Dryden Road, Houston Unallocated Mrs. J. Me Will5.a~~ Open Forum Class of Central Presbyterian Church c/o Mr. J, F, Berly, Jr, 5.00 Research Anna K. Chase Mrs. S. C. Teague 2123 Trinity, W.berty 3.00 Unallocated Mrs. M, Billingsley 6/1 American Can Company P. 0. Box 1227, Houston I? 15-00 Unallocated Mr. W. Go Rothermel 6/1 Otis King Libe~ty,Texas 10.00 Unallocated Ws, M. Billingsley :JO DATE DONOR ADDRESS AMOUNT FUND MEMORIAL TO 6/1 Mr. J, D. S'lunders P. O. Box 527, Liberty $10.00 Unallocated Mrs. M. Billingsley 6/3 Dr. & Mrs. D. L. Hunt 1907 Banks, Houston 5.00 Research W. G. Rothermel 6/3 Mr. & Mrs. Bill Monk P. O. Box 122, Liberty 5.00 Unallocated Mrs. M. Billingsley 6/6 Donors of Sunday School Class 510 Forrest, Baytown 8.00 Unallocated Mrs. Mary Longino c/o Mrs. A. J. Clayton 6/6 Mr. & Mrs. Homer H. Jackson 6404 Brompton Road, Houston 20.00 Unallocated W. G. Rothermel Mr. &Mrs. G. C. Perkins 34OJ. Audubon St., Houston 6/6 Mr. & Mrs. L. G. Sanders 300 Marion, Baytown 5.00 Unallocated Mrs. Mary Longino 6/7 Mr. &Mrs. E. G. Holm, Jr. ?666 Wickersham, Houston 4.00 Adm. Cant. Elaine Heard 6/7 Virginia, Pete &Randy Burch 4402 Acacia, Bellaire 5.00 Unallocated Elaine Heard ('.('! 6/8 Mr. C. J. Gerker 2320 Shakespear, Houston <, ',~iV Unallocated Wm. E. Harris 6/8 Mrs. Ed Homel 2216 K., Bay City 5.00 Unallocated R. T. Brodt 11\ 6/8 Mr. & Mrs. M. N. Anderson 3221 - 13th, Bay City 5.00 Unallocated R. T. Brodt '" 6/8 Mr. & Mrs. Lester Sala Route 2, Troup 5.00 Unallocated Mrs. Mattie Bird 6/8 Mrs. John Lendon Allen 1328 E. 9th, Okmulgee, Oklahoma 10.00 Research David E. Grantham 6/8 Misses Lola &Marion Avis Fulshear, Texas 5.00 Research Abe Daily 6/9 Battelstein's Inc;' 812 Main Strecl" Houston 5.00 Unallocated Mr. J. E. McMahan 6/9 Canterbury Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal Church of Orange 2002 6th St., Orange 5.00 Unallocated Mrs. M. RiJ linesley 6/9 Mr. & Mrs. F. E. Smith 613 Hanover St., Edna 5.00 Unallocated R. T. Brodt Mr. &Mrs. J. W. Brisbois 6/13 A. J. Hartel, Jr. & Family 1719 Trinity, Liberty 10.00 Adm. Cant. Mrs. M. Billingsley 6/13 Misses Harriet Cobb & Ruth Cravford S. P. Hospital, Houston 5000 Unallocated W. G. Rothermel 6/13 Mr. &Mrs. A. S. McNeese, Jr. 603 W. Friar Tuck Lane, Houston 5,00 Unallocated Wo Go Rothermel Mr. & Mrs. R. E. McBride Angleton. TexA R DATE DONOR ADDRESS AMOUNT FLTND MEMORIAL TO CB *- > .'\ .' 6/~Christian Womens s FellowshPp First Christian Church Mrs. W. 0, Youngblood, Treas. 3124 High Avenue, Groves $10.00 Unallocated 6/15 MISS Eugenia West 1461 Lombardy, Houston 5 -00 Research Joe L, May 6/15 Mr. Guy Carter Elgfn, Tcxas 5.00 Unallocated Ed. Bronaugh 6/15 Mrs. Elizabeth H, Pagan 5676 Doliver St,, Houston 13.00 Vol. Badges 6/16 Mr. & Mrs. Milam E. Davis 2708 Fourthg Bay City 7.50 Unallocated Mrs, Katie LeTulle 6/16 Mrs. John D. QwKnn and 404 Holland, Navasota 5.00 Unallocated Mrs, Isabel McAlpine Miss Martha Quinn 6/16 Trfvfum Club P. 0. Box 454, Liberty 2.00 Unallccated Mrs. M, Blllingsley Eva L. Roberts, Treasurer Battelsteinfs, Inc. 8'12 Main Street, Houston Unallocated Mrs. Lena C, Keredltk Mr. & Mrs. Ernest McClelland Box 53929 Sonora Umllocated A. E, Newtsn Mrs. H. A. Horton 1542 Scharpe St,, Houston Re search Joe M, Johnson Lakeside Grove Woodmen Circle 192 930 - l"+h St. Research John R. Summy Mrs. C. C. Roper Port Av+;i:ii r., Texas Mr. & Mrs. D, Lo Hahn 3318 Bowman Avenue, Austin Unallocated Mrs. S. C, Hanson Mrs. R. D. Maher 302 B:i94snap2 Sa.n AntonSc Unallocated Mrs, Martha. Glosser Mr & Mrs. Simon &'rank 2628 wenby Road, Bo-isten Unallncated Mrs. Ingram Mess Helen Beyer 174.9 Mar shall, Kouston Research Joe M, Johnson Ep%.scopalSupply Hov.se, friends of 1714 California, Houst,un Unallocated George W. Parke Houston Photo EngraverRs Urltx.. I137 Do~ofhjr, HGES~W~ Unallocated George W, Parke 45c/o C, Cmmme.t,t? Sec.97 6/23 Trinity PubT5shing Cci ,, Irrc. P, 0, Drawer 32, Libest.y 50,i10 Research Mrs. M, Billingsley 6/27 Sam~ilZHart, Gal1er:Les 314.5 Southoren Hoaston lO,30 Reseaseh Gewge W, Parka DATE DONOR ADDRESS AMOUNT 3VND MKMVHIAL TO Mrs. Herman Ripkowski Box 775, Dayton $ 5.00 Unallocated Mrs. M. Billingsley Mrs. W. P. Farrington Box 307, Munday 5.00 Research Roger Williams Intermediate Department, First 606 Pates Street Methodist Church, Mrs. Brogdon Arlington, Texas , 5.00 Research Mrs. Donley W. Syphrett 1901 Edgewood, Liberty 5.00 Unallocated Mrs. M. Billingsley Mr. & Mrs. V. W. Ianey 10045 Lazy Oaks, Houston 15.00 Empl.Rec.find Anonymous Donor 10.00 Unallocated Thrift Shop for Patient Welfare 116 Dennis, Houston 75.00 Pat. Welfare Mr. Rowland Manatt 905 Citizens State Bank Bldg. Houston 10.00 Research Mrs. Nevinger Mr. &Mrs. Dennis Brandt 2243 Dryden, Houston 25.00 Research R, B. Brandt Mr. &Mrs. R. F. Berry 1210 Autrey, Houston Cecil & Clarabelle Housh 3273 Del Monte, Houston 10,00 Unallocated Judy Hendricks cester & Stella Housh 3725 Inverness, Houston Friendship Garden Club of Vanderpool c/o Mrs. C. Kearny, Treasurer Utopia, Texas 5.00 Unallocated Dr. C. W. McClelland Park Place Chapter #731 O.E.S. Mrs. Addie Rutledge, Secsy 7200 La Paseo, Houston 60.00 Handicraft Mrs. L. A. Hamburger & Phil 504 Jefferson, Houston 5.00 Research Joe H. McDougal The Sewing Club, c/o Mrs, Loftus 3051 Reba Drive, Houston 5.00 Unallocated Mrs. Ellen Chernosky Mr. &Mrs. J. S. Pearce 2326 Shakespear, Houston 5.00 Unallocated Mrs. W. H. Hoodnett Mrs. Adrienne Stubee & Family 4110 Colgate, Houston 5.00 Unal.loc::ted. 3:rsi. :il,ice Mae Burks 7/8 Mr. John S. Mellinger 1636 Bank of Commerce Bldg. 5.00 Unallocated J. G. Henslee Houston 7/8 Mr. & Mrs, James E, Luckey Route 1, Rockport 3.00 Adm.Cont. Mrs. PF. D. Fuller 7/11 Mr. & Mrs, Leo LeBlanc Liberty, Texas 5.00 Research Mrs. M. Billingsley 4 DATE DONOR ADDRESS AMOUNT FUND MEMORIAL TO 7/11 Mr. &Mrs. E,M. Dunn Liberty, Texas $ 5.00 Re search Mrs. M. Billingsley 7/12 Mr. & Mrs. A. E. Smith 5818 Annapclis, Houston 5.00 Unallocated R. B, Brandt 7/13 Mr. &Mrs. TomD.Rowel1, Jr. 2238 Dryden Road, Houston 5.00 Research R. B. Brand-t 7/13 Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Hemphill 5 West Lane, Houston 7.50 Research Mrs. M.E.Chernosky 7/13 Mr. Jake Schwartz 2523 Gorman, Waco 5.00 Research Larry Klein Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Schwartz Mr. &Mrs. Gordon D, Clark 2100 W. 1st Ave., Corsicana Research Mrs. W. L. Cooper Mrs. J. H. Groce 302 West Kings Highway Unallocated Mr. Bruce Veazey Mr, Austin Anderson Mr. A. A. Thrasher-Clampitt Paper 1115 Live Oak, Houston Unallocated R. B. Brandt Miss Jennette 0. Perlaman 2723 Wroxton Road, Houston Research Phillip Battelstein Past Matronss Club of Harlingen 417 E. Polk Ave., Harlingen Research Dr. F. N. Smith c/o Mrs. Mary B. Clifford Mr. & Mrs. Ennest McClelland Box 5392, Sonora Research Mr. J, Holman Brochsteins Inc. 11530 S. Main, Houston Research Mr. Meyar Wef ss Mr. Johnny Weiss Mrs. S, D. Weinstock Mrs. Calvin Bay 2505 Southmore, Houston Unallocated Ladies Auxiliary to Houston Engfn- eers Club, c/o Mrs. Kluppel 2525 Wordsworth, Houston Unallocated Mr, N, A. Rose Mr. & Mrs, Leon Gordon 3608 S. McGregor, Houston Unallocated "Mother" of Mrs, L. Lane and Dr, S. Mller, Jr. Mr, & Mrs, H, L. Foster 607 N, Third, Longdew Re search Mrs, Myrtice Pruitt Mr, & Mrs, A, J, Etie 3214. 8tb St., Bay City Unallocated Mr, Sims Bess Mr, Joe A. Fryou "The Turleyvs" Ernest Dowdeli ,,,~ SAP.~ DATE DONOR ADDRESS AMOUNT FUND MEMORIAL TO :--4. , ,i se .I 7/27 Mr. &Mrs. Dallas W, Johnston 5433 Fayette St., Houston $10.00 Unallocated Mrs. Boyce Briggs 7/27 Mr. & Mrs. H. J. Bernard, Att't- Esperson Bldg., Houston 5.00 Unallocated. Phill.ip Battelstein 7/28 bii3.l N. Kidd Chapter Q4,R.A.M. E3yrne & Morrison, Houston 5.00 Unzllocsted "'id RR. Kirk 8/1 Mrs. Hilda F. Protsman 7321 Staffordshire #I, Houston 5.00 Unallocated LeRoy Protzman 8/1 Mrs. Floribel Burton & Family 907 Coleman, Pasadena 5.00 Pat. Care L. B. Welch 8/1 Mrs. Clara D. Yaeger Hebbronville, Texas 5.00 Unallocated Joe Johnson 8/3 Mr. Frank E. Russell 4044 Overbrook, Houston 10.00 Research J. A, Power 8/5 Mrs. Verner H. McCall 2221 Rosedale, Houston 4 10.00 Adm. Cont. Mrs. J. T. Yeargin 8/8 Mr. &Mrs. W. E. Nichols 6631 Cadillac, Houston 5.00 Research Mrs. Norma Gamble 8/8 Mr. & Mrs. Q. A. McIver 2017 Brentwood, Houston 5.00 Unallocated Mrs. Cordelia Herod 8/12 Mr. & Mrs. G. U. Robinson 1824 Richmond Ave., Houston 2.50 Research Mrs. Ida Thomas 8/12 Miss Matilda Kilgore 1824 Richmond Ave,, Houston 5.00 Research Mrs. Ida Thomas 8/12 ;.,.: ., . & >rs. R. J. Engstrom 4-13 - 8th, Galvcston 3,OO Unallocated Mrs. Selma Herzog 8/15 Mr. &Mrs. R. C. Moore 3119 Tilden, Houston 5.00 Research Mr. C. R. Young 8/26 Mi-. & Mrs. Julian L. Jarvis Troup, Texas 5.00 Research Mrs. Tom Rutledge 8/16 A. Callihan and Leone Callihan Box 73, Liverpool 5.00 Unallocsted To J. Griffin 8/18 Mr. & Mrs. Lester Sala Route 2, Troup 5000 Unallocated W. K, Rushing 8/19 Brochstein's, Inc. 11530 S. Main, Houston 10,OO Research Fred H. Rothschild 8/19 Mr, Charles M. Cooper Temple, Oklahoma 10.00 Re search Minis F, Ray 8/19 Mr. & Mrs. A. E. Jamison Cisco, Texas 15.00 Re search Mrs. A. R. Schmftt Jeanne & Doris Jamison 2104 Forest Pk.Blvd., Ft. Worth 9/19 Mr. & Mrs. H, J. Bernard Esperson Bldg, , Houston 10,OO Adm.Cont. Bruno Cohn Mrs. Mary Danforth ::a DATE DONOR ADDRESS AMOUNT FUND MEMORIAL TO ?-( -'a, i-* 8/22 Mr. G. A. Berg 2122 Welch, Houston $ 5.00 Adm. Cont. Mrs. Tom Rutledge Mrs. Gerald J. Smith 3641 Ella Lee Lane, Houston 10.00 Research Mrs. Tom Rutledge Mr. & Mrs. I. W. Alconr 3519 Drurnmond, Houston 5.00 Unallocated Mrs. Tom Rutledge Mr. & Mrs. Earl P. Martin 2241 Dryden, Houston 10.00 Unallodated Mrs. Tom Rutledge L. B. Herring Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Schafer 3424 Overbrook, Houston 15.00 Research Mrs. Tom Rutledge Mrs. Hans Johnsen 4114 Normandy, Dallas 10,OO Research Mrs. Tom Rutledge Mr. & Mrs. A. 0. Saenger 3622 Locke Lane, Houston 5.00 Unallocated Mrs. J. D. Orton, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. C. E. Anderson 3807 Durness, Houston 5.00 Research Mrs. John C. Evans Mr. & Mrs. W. F. Glassmire P.O. Box 704, Groves 5.00 Unallocated Mrs. Pauline McKee Mr. Laile H. Thompson 4713 Welford, Bellaire 5.00 Adm, Cont. Mr. J.L.R.Ferrel1 Mr. &Mrs. J, P. Wolfe 1249 Willow Road, #4 Unallocated Ben L. Caudill Menlo Park, California Mr. & Mrs. J. Ratner & Family 2002 Isabella, Houston Research Alex Ragir Mr. & Mrs. N. Spies & Family 2309 Binz, Houston Research Alex Ragir Mr. & Mrs. D. Black & Family 3141 Oakdale, Houston Research Alex Ragir Mr. &Krs. Irving J. Shapley & 1108 Fairview, Houston Research Mrs. John C, Evans Justine Shapley Mr. & Mrs. E. V. Pruitt 1509 Pipkin, Beaumont 2.00 Unallocated Mr. Evans Wilson Mr. &Mrs. D. I. Gahagan 3825 Quenby, Houston 5-00 Unallocated Mrs. Ton Rutledge Lee and Harry Myers 2602 Oakdale, Houston 2,OO Unallocated Sol Solomon Mrs. Harold A, Burt 26 Norfolk Drive, Wichita, Kans, 10,00 Unallocated Mrs. Tom Rutledge 9/6 Mr, Melton Lee Biriggs 4811 Cedar St,, BellaS.re 5.00 Research C. Lo Clements - ^ /I 1.. T " ><.-" ----- lCI1, *..-- -- -1. Henrv Reese. 111 -a DATE IlOKOR ADDRESS AMOUNT FUND MEMORIAL TO T-, -4 r ( 9/6 ~r.&Mrs. Hymon Rudy 1913 Prospect #5, Houston %b 5.00 Research Mrs. F. B. Mahoney 9/6 Kiss Keva F. Finger 5105 Chestnut, Bellaire 5.00 Research Mrs. John C. Evans 9/6 Mr. & Mrs. A. 0. Saenger 3622 Locke he, Houston 5.00 Unallocated Albert S. Tyler 9/6 Els. & Mrs. J. 0. Carter 3727 F'urdue, Houston 5 5.00 Adm. Cont. Mrs. Tom Rutledge 9/7 k,& &s. Bruce Hay 1706 West 4th, Pecos 50.00 Adm. Cont. Craig Hess Dudley Cooksey Jinnny Milner R. L. Boone Mrs. J. W. Waldie Udss Bros. Ehployees Battelstein's 812 Main, Houston Research Gus Weiss &. & &s. Howard S. Townsend 3812 Gramercy, Houston Adm. Cont. Mrs. J. Lodge Mr. & Fxs. Hervin W. Nu ssbaum 7332 Staffordshire, Houston Research Mr. & Mrs. Cabert's Mr. & Ers. Charles Blumenthal 3736 Parkwood, Houston sister Mr. &Mrs. Re R. Collins & Family P. 0, Box 3045, Pasadena Unallocated Mrs. J. Lodge Mr. & Mrs. R. L. Stallings 1135 Yale, Houston Adm. Cont. Mrs. J. Lodge So. Emston Jr. High School Faculty 900 College, Pasadena Research Mrs. J. Lodge Ws. E. Greene, Jr., Mrs. Allen 1313 Scott St., Pasadena Research Mrs. J. Lcdge Mrs. kkhalter, Carol Anderson Mtss Eettie Lou Johnson 1235 Peden #4, Houston Unallocated Dr. Peg-ton R. Denman @s. E. A. Kendrick, Mamie, Raymond Yale, Houston Pat. Care s J. Lodge Wrddx & Dorothy Mr. & Mrs. C, L. Daughters 213 Sue St., Houston Research Mrs. J. Lodge Children" Shop of Neiman-Marcus 917 Mafain, Houston Elialleeated Mrs, J. Lodge s John F. & Quillfan Garrison 705 N. Willow, Angleton Unallocated Miss M. T. Wright Mr. & MPS- Jesse J, Lee 1525 Hyde Park BPd., Houston Unallocated Mrs. Sfaidney Whfte .. .I... 71 %": 7 7 -- AMOUNT FUND k..c-3 DATE DONOR ADDRESS ..-{ ;:.I 9/16 Ladies Auxiliary to the Texas Rural Letter CarriersR Association c/o Mrs. John Stewart, Treas. P. 0. Box 6, Sweetwater Research Mrs. Jesse Rubenstein 3830 Linkwood Drive, Houston Research Max H. Miller Mrs. Enma H. Levy c/o Shamrock, Houston Research Dr. Aciclph Z?-!ch% Mrs. A. Save11 1903 Adoue, Alvin Unallocated Mrs. Jimmie Lodge Mrs. V, C. Jeffcoat. 54 Elm Ct., Lake Jackson Unallocated Mrs. Jimmie Lodge Mrs. Jewel1 Griffin and South 6427 Lawndale, Houston Research Mrs. Jimmie Lodge Houston Student Council Mr. &Mrs. W, R. Moore 1117 Calumet, Houston Unallocated Temple B. Hoffer Miss Kay Anderson 1219 Tennyson, Houston Unallocated George Knigge Mrs. William F. Wohlt, Jr, 1658 Bonnie Brae, Houston Unallocated George A. Kocb IIBoo" Coe P.O.Box 1185, Bay City Research Richard E. Carter N m National Bank of Commerce Houston Contingency Col. C, P. Simpson -d Mss Margaret Rose Lodge 527 South Rice, BellaJ.re Unallocated Mrs. Jimmie Lodge Miss haE, Save11 527 South Rice, Bellaire Unallocated Mrs, Jimmfe Lodge Mr. & Mrs. E, J. Wolf 2323 Dorrington, Houston Contingency Mr. Gus Weiss Supt, V, W. Miller and Paeadena Indep. Sch, Distrtct Unallocated Ws. Jimmie Lodge Board of Trustees Pasadena Mr. & Mrs. C. E. Leon Box 187, Ro-tan Research R, M. Simmons Mr, Jim Maddnx 811 Josephine, Sweetwater Research R. M. Simmons Dr. & Mrs. Ewell Jenkins Box 308, Rotan Research Re M. Simmons Miss Lois Phelps 810 San Carlos Drive Research R, M, Simmons 9/26 Hlgginbotham-Bartlett Co, Sweet,water, Texas 15.00 Research R, Me SSnunr;r.s ci;- FUND MEMORIAL TO .:,d DATE DONOR ADDRESS AMOUNT :,';.$ U;l!illocated Mrs. A. U. Edgehill ~:/27 Mr. Frank E, Russell 4O& Overbrook, Houston $10.00 9/27 Mr. & Mrs. D. J. Smith Rotan, Texas 7.50 Research R. M. Simmons 9/27 Mrs. E. J. Burns 1907 Pequeno, Austin 5 5.00 Research Junius B. Burns TOTAL $3,929.76 ORI LOGANWILSCN# PRESIDENT THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AUSTIN2 TEXAS I AN SUB~J~ITTINGHEREWITH A DOCKET FOR GONS!DERATION AT THE MEETING OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS ON OCTOBER f4-?5r 1955e ? RECOMMEND THAI THE FOLLOQiING STEMS BE APPROVED: 1954-1955 BUDGET , OFF1 CE OF>HE.OEAN AND REGlSTRAR Je TRANSFER 3290i96 FROM TRAVEL TO MAINTENANCE AND EQUIPMENT. BUS INESS OFF 1 CE 2s TRANSFER $232.52 FROM THE RESERVE FOR ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATtONS FbR THE APPCJNfMENT OF b1R. ~liL.1~b.1F. RAY As ACCOUNTANT II AT A SALARY OF 354088*00 PER ANNUM EFFECTiVE AUGUST 15, 1955. 3. TRANSFER $349r62 FROM THE RESERVE FOR ADDlTlONAL APPROPR~ATIONSI S349rOJ TO OFFSCE AND TRAVEL EXPENSE AND 8 r61 TO SPECIAL EQUlPMENT* -GENhRAL EXPENSE 4. TRANSFER !$38.23 FROM THE RESERVE FOR ADDITIONAL APPROPRlATlONS TO ANATOMY 5. TRANSFER $300.00 FROM THE RESERVE FOR ADDlTlONAL APPROPRSATlONS TO MA XNTENANCE AND EQUIPMENT* INTERNAL SEDICINE 6, ACCEPT THE RESIGNATION OF ORe DONALD SUTHER~.ANOI GL1NICAL ASSISTANT PROFESSORs FRC$,l PAID STATUS AT $5p000100 PER ANNUM EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 38sZQ54* DRI SUTNERLAND iYlLL RETAIN HIS CLlNlCAL FACULTY STRTUS. PATHOLOGY 7. TRANSFER $580s66 FRO&? THE RESERVE FOR ADD$ TICNAL APPROPR! ATlONS FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF DR. GEORGE Jr RACE, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, EFFECT~VEAUGUST 5~1955s AT AN ANNUAL SALARY OF (>]0,700.00 PAYABLE AS FOLLOVlS: 381000e00 FROM GENERAL BUDGET AND $25700000 FRO$.! PARKLAND HOSPITAL SPECiAL ACTIVlTiES FUND* 8. TRANSFER $967.75 FRCtA THE RESERVE FOR ADDlTlONAL APPROPRlATlONS FOR THE APPOINTF~~ENTOF OR. CHARLES L. GREENB INSTRUCTOR.AT AN ANNUAL SALARY OF G79500e00 EFFECTfVE JULY 152 1955. 9, TRANSFER ;700,00 FROM THE RESERVE FOR ADDITIONAL APPROPRlATlONS PO PJ~AINTENANCEAN0 EQUIPMENT* PEDlATRICS 10, CHANGE THE STATUS OF OR- GLADYS FASHENA, PROFESSOR9 TO A HALF-TIME BASIS AT AN ANNUAL RATE OF 34r250.00 EFFECTIVE AUGUST 1, 19550 P HARWACCLOGY 1 TRANSFER ',600000 FROM RESERVE FOR ADDITIONAL APPROPRK ATlONS TO >!IAlNTENANCE AND EQUIPMENT. PHYSICAL MEDICIN: 12. APPOINT ORs VANN Se TAYLOR AS ASS[STANT PRBFESSCR AND CHAIRMAN EFFEC7tVE AUGUST 20, 1955, AT AN ANNUAL SALARY OF $j9s000e00 PAYABLE FROM UN~TED CEREBRAL PALSY ASSCCIATJON FUND +20L- PHYSICAL PLANT 13, TRANSFER $Z9985,7f FROM RESERVE FOR ADDfTlCNAl APPROPRIATIONS To t2AI NTENANCE AND EQUIPMENT. -ANIMAL HOSPITAL 14, TRANSFER $19322aB1 FROM RESERVE FOR ADCITIONAL APPROPRIAT1BNS Tb FjlAI NTENANCE AND EQUlPMENTs --r,....."..,. le GRANT A LEAVE OF ABSENCE WiTHOUT SALARY ?a OR* FRANKHARRlSON, PROFESSCR 9 FROM SEPTEMBER 129 1955 THROUGH OECE?,!SER 49 $955. DOCTOR NARRISONPS TOTAL SALARY IS $109200.00 PER ANNUM BUDGETED AS FOLLOWS: 84,800*00 FROM ANATOMY* 84j800.00 FROM PATHOLOGYI AND $600.00 FROM SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL FOUNDATIONB -ANESTHESIOLOGY 2. CREATE A DEPARTMENT OF ANESTHESIOLOGY AN0 APPOINT DR. !;Ie TI JENKlNS AS PROFESSOR AN0 CHAIRMAN EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 1, I955 AT AN ANNUAL SALARY OF 8279000*00 PAYASLE AS FOLLCIIS: (j12p000.00 FROM GENERAL FUNDSI $3rrOO0100 FROM SOUTHIESTERN MEDICAL FOUNDATION, AND aaz,ooo.oo FROEA DALLAS CITY-COUNTY, PARKLAND ~IIE+MORIALHOSPITALt SPECIAL ACTIVITIES FUND, SERVICES REIFd8URSED MONTHLY IN THE AMOUNT OF $19000,00e THIS WlSL REQUIRE THE TRANSFER OF 863360e00 FROM UNALLOCATED SALARIES. DOCTOR JENKINS HAS SEEN PAID FROM THE SURGERY BUDGET. 38 TRANSFER 319000a00 FROM UNALLOCATED MAINTENANCE AND EQUlPRlENl TO ESTABLlSH A $,IAINTENANCE AND EQUIPMENTFUND FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF ANESTHES IOLODY. BIOCHEMISTRY 4. ~NCREASE THE ANNUAL SALARY OF DR$ DONALD S. ~IIGGANS. ASSBSTANT PROFESSOR, FROM 869350.00 TO Q7,000,00 EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 1, 1955. PAYABLE AS FOLLOWS: 56s750.00 FRObl GENERAL BUDGET ANO $250.00 FROM NATIONAL FUND FOR MEDICAL EDUCATION #I50s THtS 1IILL REQUlRE A TRANSFER OF 8400.00 FROM UNALLdCATED SALARlES* INTERNAL MEDICINE 5. DELETE THE NAME OF OR* &IARVIN SiPERSTEIN, ASS$STANT PROFESSORr PENDINI HIS ACTUAL ARRIVAL DATE* WHICH WfLL BE INDICATED IN A LATER DOCKET. PATHOLGGY 6. CHANGE THE BUDGET STATUS OF OR* CHARLES L. CREENS INGTRVGSOWg BY BELETINB HIS SUPPLEMENTATION FROM SPECIAL ACTIVITIES-PARKLAND XOSPLTAL SERVlCEa TO INDICATE H!S TOTAL ANNUAL SALARY AS 373500r00 FROM DENERAL 8UOGET. PEDIATRICS 7. CHANGE THE BUDGET STATUS Of DR. GLADYS FASHENA* PROFESGORp TO A HALF-TIME BASIS AT AN ANNUAL RATE OF PHARMACOLOGY ' 8, INCREASE THE TOTAL ANNUAL SALARY DF DR. ANDRES GOTH, PROFESSORB TO $11,525,00 EFFECTlVE OCTOBER 1. 19550 PAYABLE AS FOLLOWS: $10.200.00 FROM GENERAL RUDGETJ $325a00 FRObI SOUTHVlE8TERN MEOlGAL FOUNDATIONS AND 81r000+00 FROM NATIONAL FUN0 FOR MEDICAL EOUCAT ION #!SOe 9, CHANGE THE STATUS OF ORo KARL ERWIN YO FULL-TIME ASSlSTANT PROFESSOR OF PHARiulACOLOGY AND INCREASE HIS ANNUAL SALARY TO $7p200*00 PAYABLE AS FOLLOWS: $39600.00 F#& PHARPAACOLOG'P AND $3s600a00 FROM SURGERY* - > F'-PiYS F'-PiYS !OLO$lL < I !Oe CHANGE THE STATUS OF DRo IVAN OANHOF TO WITH NO CHANGE IN SALARY* .- PHYS ICAL fdiE0,ICINE I!. APPOINT 08. VANN S. TAYLOR* ASSISTANT PROFESSOR AND CHAIRMANS AT AN ANNUAL RATE OF $99000,00 PAYABLE AS FOLLOWS: $8,000*00 FROM GENERAL BUDDET AN0 $IsDOO.OO TROFA UNITFO CEREBRAL PALSY ASSOCIATION FUND $20i. SURGERX 12. INCREASE THE ANNUAL SALARY OF OR. MORRIS FOGELMAN, ASSOCIATE PROFESSORB EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER is :955 TO $11,200~00 PAYABLE AS FOLLOS>S: $8s400e00 FROM SURGERYs $850000 FROM SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL FOUNDATION, AND $1~950000 FROM STUDENT HEALTH PHYSg CZANS WITH NO FURTHER ALLOCATION FOR ?IORKEAEN~S COMPENSAT%ON EXAMINATIONS. 13. INCREASE THE ANNUAL SALARY OF OR* JERRY STIRMANS ASS~STANT PROFESSO*, EFFECT!VE SEPTEMBER 1) 3955 TO $fOsISOrOO PAYABLE AS FOLLOWS: 38p200.00 Faoh! SURGERY AND :ji9950e00 FROE.1 STUDENT HEALTH PHYSICIANSI VIITH NO FURTHER ALLOCATION FOR Y!ORKMENPS COP.lPENSATION EXAv3AONATlCNSe SALE OF MICROSCOPES4 APPR~VE THE TRANSFER OF SURPLUS sTv~~NTMICROSCOPES TO AUXILIARY ENTERPR~SES~-STUDEN? SUPPLY STORE FOR RESALE, THE TRANSFERS TO BE MADE AT 8175eOO EhCH FROM T!ME TO TIME AS WORKING CAPITAL PER~~ITS~ CONTRACTS AND AGREEMENTS; APPROVAL OF THE FOLLOW~NOCONIRACTS AND AGREEMENTS IS REQUESYED: ,'-3 - I, HMENDUENT NO& 2 TO CONTRACT N-0~~-1553(00)AND AMENDFDENT NO. 2 TO N-0NR-1553(01), SIGNED BY DEAN A. J. GILL, PROVIDING ADDITIONAL FUNDS IN i THE A$JoUNT or $18s972e00 AND ExTENDIND THE EXPIRATION DATE To OCTOBER 3I ~1955. * I , ~2.ARMY CONTRACT NCr OR-1 8-064-404-CE,1L-I 13~IN THE AFI)OUNT OF 847,020e00 7ViHXCR HAS BEEN S!GNED BY DEAN A* Jo GILL, FOR THE PERIOD AUGUST 1, 1955 THROUGH JULY 3f9 I957 FOR lNVESTIGATlON OF VIRUSES, RICKETTSIAEp PATHOGENIC BACTERIA AND OTHER !,IICORORGANISMS. ARMY MEDICAL RESEARCH CONTRACT NO* OA-49-007-!AD-662, IN THE AMOUNT OF SURGEON GENERAL^ DEPARTMENT OF THE ARWY, FOR THE PERIOD SEPTEMBER1, 1955 THROUBH AUGUST 319 1956 FOR STUDIES ON LIPID METABOLISiVI. SINGLE EXCEPT$ ON TO CONSULTATION Li?AITATION FOR 1954-1955. APPROVAL IS REQUESTED FOR EXCEPTION TO THE CONSULTATlON LIMITATION FOR 1954-55 !N TWE AMOUNT OF $1*800000 FOR DR. JERRY STIRMAN9 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF SURGERY* NEPOTlSM l7AlVERSe IT IS REQUESTED THAT THE NEPOTISM REGULATfON BE WAIVED TO PERMIT THE EMPLOYMENT DURING 1955-56 OF: 1. DRo CARLTON MELTON) lNSTRUCTOR IN PHYSIOLOGY, AND DR. VIRQIN1A DOGCETT UELTON, FELLOW !N PHYSIOLOGY, HIS VIIFE, 2. DR. MARJORIE KEELE~ CLlNtCAL INSTRUCTOR IN PEDIATRlCS J AND DRI OOMAN KEELEB FELLCU IN PEDIATRlCSg HER HUSBAND. FACULTY CHANGES. APPROVAL OF THE POLLO'>IING FACULTY CHANGES IS REQUESTED: I. APPOI NTUEE .+DR. KENNETH 0, ADBAN, FELLOVJ 1 N SURGERY WDR-SALVADOR T* AGUlRRE2 CLINICAL ASSISTANT iN ANATOMY -DR. JAMES b.4. ANTHONY, CL~N~CALASSISTANT IN ANATOMY R GLEN BERKENBILE* FELLOW IN SURGERY ..,.*? * -.. RlCHARD CLAUDE BERNARD) CLINlCAL ~NSTRUCTOR IN INTERNAL MEDICINE -*%JDR1 DAVlD S. BUELL, CL1NlCAL INSTRUCTOR IN PSYCHlATRY .<~,DRI LEON BURKE, CLlNlCAL ASSISTANT IN ANATOfAY w~~.LEE OWEN SV/AFFORO BUFORD, CLlNlCAL INSTRUCTOR IN PSYCWlA.fRY %-.,,JDRS VlILLlAM De CRANE, FELLOW 1N PEDlATRlCS '--%.~DR, GEORGE EDVIARDS ) GLiNI CAL SNSTRUCTOR IN lNTERNAL MED2 CI NE &DR. THOMAS Jc ENRIGHTS CLtNiCAl ASSISTANT IN ANATOMY %4DRI RUTH ANN ERICSON, CLINICAL ~NSTRUCTOR IN PSYCHIATRY - \ 'ZJDR*8. Re FERGUSON, FELLOW IN PEDlATR1CS '"%-j DR* RICHARD A. F1NKELSTEIN9 FELLOVI 'IN OICROBICLOGY +*,,%.>DRr JOSEPH HO GIADFELTER, ASSISTANT IN PSYCHIATRY -''W DR* IRVIN Jo GOLDFARB, FELLOW 1N PEDIATRICS mbdDR. JAMES GORMAN* CLINICAL ASS ~STANT1N ANATOMY DRI WAYNE GOSSARD, CLI NlCAL INSTRUCTOR IN SURGERY ,:.'"-*~DR~ ERNEST To HERNOONS FELLCI$Y IN OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY '"~DR, JOHN "I. JOHNSTONs INSTRUCTOR IN BIOCHEWISTRY +DRs DOMAN K. KEELE/FELLOW IN PEDlATRlCS -4 DR, ELEERT LEW~S~CL~NI CAL ASS~STANTIN RNATOMY ",~sP~~oSHIELDS LIVINGSTON, CLlNl CAL INSTRUCTOR 1N SURCERY "-,40R. KATHERINE SI LOEACH, CLlNfCAL INSTRUCTOR IN PEDIATRICS ~%.DRI LESLlE LONDON, FELLOVY IN PSYCHIATRY R i,'4 JORGEMARTINEZ, CLINICAL ASSISTANT IN ANATOMY ",JDR. MARJORIE K, ORR, FELLOVI IN PEDIATRICS %,"DR, JACK OR RICK^ FELLOVI IN SURGERY <%b:j~~nSA3dI PH12.LIPSs CLINI CAL ASSISTANT 1N ANATOMY \'DR. RICHARD PORTWOOD, FELLOW I N ~NTERNALI <".%JD @ vl!LL IAM A. SELLARS, FELLOW IN PEDlATRI CS '.%tEJRa ROBERT StEYlARfa CLlNlCAL lNSTRVCTOR IN SURGSRY \\/DR* YANN Sb TAYLOR) ASSISTANT PRb?ESSOR AND CHAIRMAN OF . . .., THE DEPARTMEN? OF PHYSICAL IMEDIC~NE .----.IDR,p~~~~~~~ oa TSCHUMY, JR.~ CLINICAL JNSTRUCTOR IN INTERNAL MEDICINE \DR. OSCAR BRO1?IN VIJLLIAWS, JR. 9 CLINICAL INSTRUCTOR IN ANESTHES IOLBGY \DRA RUTH pR1sc1u.A ZAGZR, FELLOW PEO~A~R~CS 2, CHANGES CF STATUS l-!D~a JOHN BASKIN TO CLINi cAL ~NSTRUCTOR IN PEoiATRi CS --'-SDR~HELEN CLARK TO CL~N~CAL~NSTRUCTOR IN PATHOLOGY~ON LEAVEOF ABSENCE TO SEPTEPABER 309 HALrlTIPAE BEGINNING OCTOBER 1,1955 ''- DR1 IVAN Ee DANHCF k0, ~NSTRUCTOR IN PHVS IOLOGY 'WDR~KARL ERVllN TO ASS~STANTPROFESSOR OF1 PHAR8,IACOLOGY WDRe FRAN~HARRJSON, PROFESSOR OF ANATOMY, ON LEAVE OF ABSENCE SEPTE$,!BER I2 THROUGH DECEMBER 4$ 1955 -DRa. . ., GEORGE HUTCHESON, JRI TO CLINICAL ASSISTANT IN lNTERNAL ?diEDIC!NE ON WlLITARY LEAVE *?R~ R~CHRRDJERNIQAN TO FELLOW IN SURGERY ""~DR* EDYIARD KRUSEN TO CLINICAL ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE .--!DR. CHARLES HI LODOVISKI TO CLlNI CAL INSTRUCTOR IN PEDIATRICS ORB GERALD GI G~ULLIKIN TO CL~N~CALINSTRUCTOR IN ANESTHESZOLOGY GWS* ELINOR REINM8LLER TO ASSOCjATE LIBRARIAN AND ASSISTAPIT 1N L1BR.SCIENCE '~,k'~Rs T JENKlNS TO RC~~bssRhfi6CHA~RMAN OF DEPARTMENT OF ANESTHEBgOLOGY DR. ROBBIE JO SHIRES TO INSTRUCTOR IN PEDIATRICS ON LEAVE OF ABSENCE 3* RESIGN AT^^ -'-DR. LAWRENCEGe BEHANs CLlNlCAL INSTRUCTOR IN PSYCHIATRY dDRr BERNARD CHAIKEN; CLlNICAL INSTRUCTOR IN INTERNAL lMEDiC1NE ws--DRe HAROLD FREED, CLlNlCAL ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF INTERNAL MEDICINE -DRe dOHN Me JONESp CLINICAL ASSISTANT IN INTERNAL MEDiCINE -DR. JOHN He LILES9 CLINICAL ASSISTANT IN PATHOLOGY -DR. RICHARD I NUNPIALLY$ FELLOVI IN PATHOLOGY --DR. ?ilLLIAbl A. SHIELDS) JR*) FELLOVI IN OBSTETRl CS AND GYNECOLOGY +DR. JOHNFa I'lETEGROVEs CLINlCAL ASSISTANT IN JNTERNRL 8jEDICINE CLASSIFIED PERSONNEL PROGRA?:Ie APPROVAL IS RECOMMENDED FOR THE REVsSE8 SALARY RANGES COVERING CLASSES OF POS ITlONS IN THE CLASSIFY ED SERVICE ATTACHED TO THlS OOCKET AS APPENDIX A* THIS SCHEDULE I NCLUDES NEW CLASSIFICATlBNS AND INconPoRnrEs THE $10.00 \,P~,,R ~~ONTHSALARY SUPPLEMENT INTO THE BASE SALARY BY ADDING THAT AMOUNT TO EA $,i AND MAXIMUM OF EACH CLASS RANGE. HOLIDAY AND VACATION SCHEDULE INCONFOR~,~ITY V; STH THE PROVlS IONS OF THE BOARD OF RECENTSB THE FOL~"OV;INGVACATION SCHEDULE FOR 1955-56 $S RECOMMENDED FOR REGULAR SALARIED E!flFLOYEES: 1. STATE LEGAL HOLIDAYS VIHICH ARE OBSERVED BY THE UNIVERSITY: LABORDAY MONDAY SEPTEMBER 5 THANKSGIVlNG DAY THURSDAY NOVEMBER 24 CHRISTWAB DAY &MONDAY DECEMBER 26 8EVl YEAR" DAY MONDAY JANUARY 2 INDEPENDENCEDAY - C'EDNESOAY JULY 4 2. IN LIEU OF OTHER STATE LEGAL HOLTDAYS WHICH ARE NOT CaSERVED S'Y' THE UNIVERSITY: THE FRIDAY FOLLOBING THANKSGIVlNS NOVEh.gSER 25 THE TUESDAY FOLLOYIING CHR ISTMAS DECEMBER 27 THE :!€ONESDAY FOLLOB$NG CHRISTMAS 0ECEt;l;laER 28 THE THURSDAY FOLLOVIING CHRISTMAS DECEMBER 29 THE FRIDAY FOLLOSllNG CHRISTtvIAS DECEn!!5ER 30 THE FRIDAY PRECEOlNG EASTER MARCH 30 THE iiONDAY FOLLOYIING EASTER APRIL 2 3. THREE CALENDAR WEEKS OF VACATlON (5 BAYS OF THIS VACATlON TO BE IN LIEU OF OTHER STATE LEGAL HOLlDAYS WHICH ARE NOT OBSERVED BY THE UNIVERSITY, THE OTHER $0 DRYS REGULARLY SCHEDULED VACATSON) HOLIDAY AND 11ACATIOM SCHEDULE FOR 1955-1956 (CONTINUED) iN SOb81E OFFlCES AND 1N CERTAIN ACTIVlTlES THE PIORK SCHEDULE MAY BE SUCH AS TO SUGGEST THE DES;RABILITY OF REMAINING OPEN EITHER ON A PARTrAL OR FULL STAFF BfiS:S DURINO PART OR At: OF THE THANKSGIVINGB CHRISTMASs AND SPRING VACAT!ON PERIODS iNDJCATED A80VEa IN SUCH CASES THE DAYS WORKED BY THESE STAFF MEWBERS DURING THESE VACATION PERIODS WILL BE ADDED TO THE!R REGULAR VACATlON PERIOD OF THREE S'IEEKS OR COMMENSURATE Tl?AE OFF GIVEN 'UH!CFI IS CONVENIENT TO DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN' AND STAFF ME!ABERr THIS SCHEDULE IS PREOlCd7C9 ON THE ASSUMPTlON THAT WITH THE FORTY-HOUR WORK IVlEEI< lV!H!CH IS NOPI IN FORCE ALL OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED ON A SATURDAY WHICH FALLS VIITHIN A HOLlDAY PER!OD* BUDGET ERRATA, THE CORRECT SALARY FOR DRa ROBERT PIKE, PROFESSOR OF 6!l%CROBI O!-OGYs SHOULD BE ?>10,260900 tN 1955-56 l NSTEAD OF THE $[09200a00 INDiCATED IN FOOTNOTE (B) ON PAGE 13 OF THE BUDGET FOR 1955-56, . ,. APPROVAL ES RE~$JESTEDFOR THE FOLLOOING FEE SCHEDULE: ! GRADUATE FEES A, FOR RESIDENTS OF TEXAS 2EGlSTRATlO~ANDTUIT!OfF_f"-.zg.. [I) EACH STUDENT WHO IS A RESlDENT OF TEXAS . 1S REQUiRED TO PAY A REG/STRATlON AND TUITION FEE OF $25.00 PER SEMESTER FOR A COURSE LOAD OF 12 SEMESTER HOURS OR MORE* EXCEPT10Nt A STUDENT REGISTERING "IN ABSENTIA" BUT FOR NO COURSES VilLL PAY $7s50e (2) A RESIDENT PART-TI@I:E STUDENT WHO CARR~ESLESS THAN 12 SEMESTER HOURS as REOUIRED TO PAY $7r50 FOR THE FIRST THREE HOURS OR LESS AND $ZsOO FOR EACH ADDlTlONAL HOURe (3) VIS~TOR~SFEE. - A FEE G7 $5,00 A SEIhESTER OR TER?.: IS REQULRED OF PERSONS NOT REGISTERED FOR C1ED:T IN THE UNIVERSITY WHO CJSH TO VISIT ONE OR MORE COURSES. IFLIBRARY PR:VILEGES ARE DESIRED, THE NON-S~UDENT LIBRARY DEPOSIT OF $5,00 ?$lUST SE ?MADE, REFUND OF THE REGlSTRdllON AND TUITION FEEa UPON PRESENTATION TO THE ------.-AH- REG~STRAROF HIS RCCEIPT PRCt.4 THE BUSINESS OFF1 CE SHOBING PAYMENT OF THE FEE, ANY STUDENT I:THDRASlbNG OFFlClALLY (A) DURING THE FlRST WEEK OF CLASS @ORK VIILL RECEIVE A REFUND 07 7% OF THE n~~~~~~~~~~ PORTION" OF THE FEE; (8) DURING THE SECONb \'IEEKI 60%; (c) DURING THE THIRD WEEK, 40%; (D) DURING THE FOURTH VIEEX, ZO$j (E) DURING THE FIRTH Y!EEK AND THEREAFTER, NOTHING+ IN NO CASE SHALL THE TOTAL REFUND PROV~DEDFOR ABOVE EXCEED 70% OF THE TUlT1ON FEE. ---.-COURSE FEES, FOR EACH GRADUATE COURSE OF 3 SEMESTER HOURS OR LESS A FEE OF $2900 IS CHARGED AND FOR EACH COURSE OF 4 SEMESTER HOURS OR MORE A FEE OF 34.00 IS CHARGED FOR THE USE OF EQUIP?;!ENT, EXCEPTION: SE!;lINAR, THESISs AN0 DISSERTATION COURSES ARE EXEMPT FRO& THESE FEES, -GENERAL PROPERTY--- DEPOSIT,, EVERY STUDENTI UNLESS HE IS REG~STERING "IN ABSEYTIA*, UUST MAKE A GENERAL PROPERTY DEPOSIT OF $30000 AT THE TIME OF ENTRANCE. THIS DEPOSlT COVERS BREAKAGE OF EQUIPIENTs LOSS OF 800KS FAILURE TO RETURN KEYS FURNISHED BY THE SCHOOLII THIS DEPOSIT, LESS CHARGES? WlLL 9E REFUNDED 70 THE STUDENT AT GRADUATION OR ON BITHDRABPLe ------H3SPITALIZATION AND HEALTH SERVICE z,EVERY GRADUATE STUDENT IS REQUIRED TO PAY $15.00 PER SEMESTER OR SUP Bo FOR STUDENTS NOT RESIDENTS OF TEXAS ALL PARAGRAPHS APPEAR1 NG IN THE SECTlON IfAFAEDIATELY PRECEDING* DEALING CYITH FEES AND DEPOSITS FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS 'IWO ARE RESIDENTS OF TEXAS (AS DEFINED IN THE CATALOG), APPLY ALSO TO NONRES~DE&TSEXCEPT THOSE PARAGRAPHS HAVING TO DO YIITH REGISYRATION AND TUITION FEES* FEE SCHEDULE CON TI NU:^) REGISTRAT ION AND TUlTTON FEE FOQ F:O%IRES !DENTS. (I) EACH NONRESIDENT GRADUATE --.-<-.--m--.---.--e" --.-<-.--m--.---.--e" .<.,.*-.--- STUDENT IS REQUIRED TO PAY A REGISTRATION ANC TUITION FEE OF 8I50.00 FOR EACH SEMESTER OF THE LONG SESSiCN FOR A COURSE LOAD OF I2 SE>.dESTER HOURS OR FMOREs FOR EACH SUCMER TERM TNE FEE IS 350a00 FOR 4 TO 6 SEtdIESTER HOURSn (2) h NONRESIDENT PART-TIh!E GRADUATE STUDENT WHO CARRSES LESS THAN 12 SE?,lESTER HOURS IN LONG SESSION OR 4 SEMZSTER HOURS IN SUF,?ll[rlER TERM !S REQUIRED TO PAY (;12,50 FOR EACH HOUR OF CREDITo (31 FOR REGISTRATION "IN ABSENTIAn IN ANY TERM OR SE!>ICSTER3 SUT FOR ?;0 COURSESl THE CHARGE 10 i:12s50. 20 VlSlTORPS FEE FC:? UNCERGRA31>Al'E kli'3I CAL STUDENTS AND MEDICAL ART STUDENTS T~~ U!J.CS-to. iO,?" FEE'' !NOSGATED ABOVE IS APPLICABLE TO "NO CREDIT" ATTENDANCE AT UNDT?GRACU?,T.? FdEDl CAL COGTSES AND FMZI CM. ART COURSES ALSO. W." PA~Dr?lPs, AP~ROVAL 1s RE;O+.~~MEN~ECCF ?HE FOLLOVIING TRIPS W~THCUTLOSS OF SALARY BY TliE STAFF id?EISBERS NA>>lEDp THE/R EXPENSES TO BE PAID FROM CONFERENCES LZC'rUnCS AN3 AT^.'I:NCAI'!I'E AT SCIENi'l FIC ?JEETI NGS UNLESS OTHERVI!SE 1NgICATED: 1. BY DR. Ha ?!" ADXS, PROFESSOR OF 1\6IA7:!btrl:', TO DO EXFERjfMENTAL WORK AT THE NAVAL AIR STATION AT PENSAC51.Ar F:-GRIDA3 ON AUCUST 3-5 AND TO ATTENC THE sybwosrutd ON 1NTrab;sciPLtwnny APPROACH TO RESEARCH AT THE UN$VERSITY OF ?IISCONSIN iN MADISON ON AUGUST 28-sEPTEh113:R 2; HIS EXPENSES TO BE PAID FROFJI UNITED STATES NAVY CONTRACT Nc3NA-1543, 2* BY DRB Y!:ijLLIA$il Pe BtAC! 3~ BY !MR. V!lLLInM BONNER, ENGINEER!.NG TECHN!CIAN 1 TO VISIT ELECTRONIC CORPORATIONS IN NE~VYORK~ NEW JCRSEY AND UASHINGTDN~ D.co; HIS EXPENGES TO BE PA10 FRO?>I SOUTHs:/ESTERN 5.fED:CIL FGUNJF,TiON TRAVEL FUNDo 4, BY DR. A* ID BRAUDE, ASSOClATE PROFZSSCR OF INTERNAL ?.;?EDICINE~ TO DO EXPERIlENTAL SICRK AT THE RED LAKE INDIAN RESERVATION IN $/IINNESOTA ON JULY 22-8$ HIS EXPENSES TO 3E PAlC FROM UNITZD STATES PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE GRANT H-1781. 5, BY DRa [VAN DANHOF, INSTRUCTOR IN PHVS IOLCGY, TO PRESENT A PAPER AT THE MEETING OF THE AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAI- SOCIETY AT IMEDFORC, blIASSACHUSETTS, ON SEPTEMBER 6-9. 6, BY DRo MORRIS Je FOOELi;iAN3 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF SURGERY, TO ATTENC THE SYPPOSIU+.% ON FETABOL~C ASPECTS OF TRANSPORT ACROSS CELL MEMBRANES AT THE UNI*IERSITY OF 'YiISCONSlN IN hiAD1SON ON AUCUST 29-31; HIS EXPENSES TO BE PAID FROM UNITED STATES GRUY CONTRACT DAI~~~-CO~-~.:D-~D~~ 7. BY DR, Ea JO MCCRANIE, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF PSYCHIATRY, TO ATTEND THE MEETlNG OF THE TEXAS DOIG+~!ITTEE ON RZSEARCH RP1D ?MENTAL HEALTH AT AUSTIN ON JULY 25; H1S EXPENSES TO BE PA!D FRCP,! UNiTED STATES PUSLIC HEALTH SERVICE PSYCHiATRY TRAINING GRANT* 8, BY OR* ALLEN REID, PROFESSOR OF BIOPHYSICS, TO PARTtCIPATE 1N A PANEL DISCUSSION AT THE MEETING OF THE A$>lERICAN PHYSIOLOGlCAL SOCIETY AT TUFTS UNIVERSITY IN MEDFORD, fLIASSACHUSETTS, ON SEPTE!t!BER 6-9, 9, BY DR, VANN Se TAYLOR, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PHYS 1 CAL fJlEDIClNE3 TO ATTEND MEET1 NSS CF THE A$>lERICAN ASSOCIATI ON OF ELECTROP>?YOGRAPHY AND ELECTRODIAGNCSIS, TEZ A8;iERtCAN SOCIETY CF PNYS I CAL MEDICINE AND REHABlLITATI ON AND THE A>AERlCAN CONGRESS OF Pi!'it ICP!. PJEDI CINE A~D8EHABlLlTAilCN AT DETROIT, PJICHlGANs ON AUGUST 2&SE?TE&lBER 2; FiIS EX:'ENSES TO BE PAID FRO!;] SCUTHVlESTERN MEDICAL FOUtJDAiICP4 TRAVEL FUND, 10, BY DR, JOHN C. VANATTA, li!, TO PRESENT A PAPER AT THE MEETING OF THE AMERICAN PHYSiOLOGlCAL SOCIETY AEi3 SOCIETY OF GENERAL PHYSlOLOGISTS AT ?;?EDFORD, ~!~ASSAC!~USET~AD U~ODS i.loirs MASS ACHUSETTS I ON SEPTEPJISER 6-1 0, bY PROFESSOR LEIT/1S ?IAZERS, OI THE DEPART+>IENT OF MEDfcAL ART TO LEAD A PANEL D$SCUSS)ON AT THE MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION OF ?MEDICAL ILLUSTRATORS AT NEVI YORX Cl'iY, NESI YORKI ON SEPTEMBER 30-OCTOBER 6, PROFESSOR YIATERS IS A MEP!lSER OF THE BbARO OF GOVERNORS AND DIRECTOR OF THE COUNCIL ON EDUCATIONe G~FTSAND GRANTS, 17 is RECOU?.IENDEO THAT THE FOLLOWING GIFTS AND GRANTS, IOTALlNO $172,009e18, BE ACCEPTED AND THAT THE BOARD INDDCATE ITS AQPREClATION TO THE DONORS: ,. ., 1 FROM Dba AND 8SRSa HAROLD ki. BLOCKt 4923 BROOKVIEVI DRIVEB OA~.RSj E MOTHER OF ORa MAXWELL THoB.?As, FOR THk 8 2e00 V2~ FROhl ?kg CARUTH FOUNDATION THROUGH SOUT6IVIESTERN fi,fEDICAL FOUNOATION9 ~.IEO~CAL ARTS BUILDING, DALLAS, TEXAS, FOR THE FOLLO~~NG: RESEARCH IN THE DEPART~S~ENTOF8-?1CROB%OLOOY AT DIRECTION OF . OR1 5. Ee SULKlN 2~000.00 FURTHER DEVELOP?MENT OF THE ULTRA-VIOLET FLYING SPOT MICROSCOPE AT OlRECTlON OF ORr F. OPBa $!lONTGOMERY 5,0OOe00 ' FOR CANCER RESEARCH UNDER OR. P. D9.B1 PAONTGOitERY: FROM MR. Ss G, ROBERTS, ICT BUILDINGS DALLAS, TEXAS FROM PJIRS. HOWARD ETllERlDGE, iA1ss JANE EIHERIDGE, AND MR. AN0 b;lRS= CLARK ETHERIDGE, 3730 ARMSTRONG AVENUE DALLAS, TEXAS, IN ?>lE?;iORY OF IMR. HAL NOBLE d.4, FRIlil ?,IRS, BESSIE 3, ?,ESTS 505 NORTH h!ARSHALLs OKLAHOFIIA CITY 10, GKLAHO'rlA, FOR THE IlIORGAN-Y!EST SCHOLARSHIP, ABARDED HAL Be BOONE ISei30 v' 5, FROM OR. CARROLL !.'!, BROONING, C/O WILKBNSON CLlNiCs IOI NORTH ZANGS, DALLAS, TEXAS, FOR THE DR. EDWARD He CARY FUND; :;200,00 AT OIRECTlON OF THE DEAN; $300.00 FOR OPHTHALMOLOGY 500,OO d 6. FROM THE LOUlS JI HEXTER FOUNDATION^ $312 MAlN STREET, DALLAS, TEXAS, FOR PUL?"%ONARY RESEARCH BY ORa I?lLLIAM Fa kIIIILLER !?0OeOO 7- FRO*; BAYLOR IIdEDICAL ALUf>lNI LIBRARY ASSOClATlbN9 ~NCI FOR THE PURCHASE OF MEDICAL BOOKS 300,OO ...-!8. FROM THE JESSIE SMlTH NOYES FOUNDAT10N9 INC,. ?!lRS. JUSTINE Sk!AD8ECK9 DIRECTOR SCHOLARSHlP DlUIS! ON* 205 E, 42ND ST+* NEW Y0P.K 17, NEW YORK, FOR SOHOLARSH~P AYiARDEO TO VALERlE SHEEHAN 30GB00 '-9* FROL! DRe NELLIE Ra LUHN3 C/O PARKLAND MEMORIAL HOSPITAL) DALLAS, TEXASs TO BE USED FOR THE i\NESTHESlA FUND AT DIRECTION OF DR1 VARION T, JENKlNS 200,OO -! 10, FRO?"! ji$lR. C, :?, I?lCALPlN, CASPERr I?YO?rllNG9 FOR THE THORAClC SURGERY FUND AT OIRECTiON OF DRI BEN J1 OILSON ?sOOO,OO -.-.!I. FROB11 !:!iss ~JIAR~LYNYARCHO, STA~FL~~RAR~AN, ?afii -..: i2, FRO* THE LIFE ~NSURANCE ~IEDICAL RESEARCH FUND, OR* FRANC$$Re OIEUAIDE, SCIENTiFlC DIRECTOR, 345 El 46TH STes NEN YORK 17, NEO YORK~FOR RESEARCH AT THE DIRECTION OF 08, JOHN co PORTER 69600.00 .*>,&: 13, FRO?.) THE S?~I~TH~KLINEAND FRENCH FOUNDATION, $3~. 1'1. FURNESS THOifiPSON, rRUSTEE, PHILADELPYIA 1 PENNSYLVANl At FOR RESEARCH AT THE D~RECTION OF DR. DONALD i5r SELDIN 2r~0~.0~ - 34. THE NATIONAL &CADE?,lY OF SCIENCES, NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNClL* OR, 2, KEiTN CAQNAN, CHAlRfdAN, DIVISION OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, 2101 CONSTlTUTlON iAVENUE, ~IASHINGTON25, DIG. 3 HAS AvIARDED A GRANT-IN-AID FOR RESEARCH BY DR.JOHN IsleJILSON 39000.00 ''>- 15, THE ANERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION. C/O DRI CHARLES D. P1lARPLEs II1EOlCAL DIRECTOR, 44 E. 23RD ST.> NEL*! YORK 10, NEi2! YORK HAS AWARDED GRANTS AS FOLLOv!S: FOR CARDIOVASCULAR RESEARCH AT DlRECTlON OF OR, ALVlN P. SHAP~RO 3,!50.00 FOR CARDtOVASCULAR RESEARCH AT DIRECT1 ON OF OR, PILL3 AM 6jIILLER 3,675,OO 161 FRO@ THE NAT~ONALFOUNDATION FOR ~NFANTILE PARALYSIS, C/O DR. ?;IARlON C, F:?ORRSSr ASSISTANT DSRLCTOR OF PROFESSIONAL EOVCATION, 120 BROADWAY, NEI. YORK 51 NEW YORK; FOR THE FELLOVISHIP AVJARDED TQ 0-R* ROBERT Lo JOHNSON ! sOOO~OO ..:: . . ,.. . . 17, FRO88 ~AKES~DELABORATORIES) INCs) C/O 0;; k1 :L~'DAIELLI : SC~ENTIFIc D~REGTO~~;.I?LBAUKEE 1, O~SCONSINFOR PUL:J~ONARY DISEASE RESEARCH BY OR, V6LLlAb.i F* MILLER'... . 3,500e00 18, FOR THE SOUT~~IESTERN ~~EOICALSCHOOL STUDENT LOANFUND IN MEMORY OF PdRd OERRILL G* EL~J~ORE,SRo: FROM MR. DALLAS GA RUPEJ PRESIDENT, DALLAS R~PEAND SON,~NGI, REPUBLI C NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, DALLAS j TEXAS FROM hlR. 4 f.1. IJIOSLEY, $219 LANSFORD AVENUE, DALLAS 244TEXAS +FRObl P!rRS+ IJARIAN~d PARKERp 1 ifI COTTON EXCHANGE BUILDING, onLtns I, rexns Vfko~!MR. JAMES ,c, FOSTER, AMERICAN EMPLOYERS~ ~NSURANCE ' COMPANY, 430 OILSON BUILDING, DALLAS* TEXAS^ ,,FRO?JI MR. RAMON ESTEVE~COTTON EXCHANGE SUIL~~NG~ itid ids ,TEXRS ~ROM~IR. C* LYNN TAYLO~~COTTON CONCENTRATION COMPANY, INC,) GALVESTON, TEXAS V'FROM h1R. VIJ !.'!iBROSIN, C/O DALLAS COTTON EXCHANGE, 608 N. ST* PAUL, DALLAS 1, TEXAS \ii,RO$ .J : FROM >MISSES IDA AND BETTY RAY, 5425 CONNECTICUT AVENUE, !? \?!&SHiNGTON $5, D,C, $9, THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND SICLFARE, ATTENTION DR1 RAY>>IOND F1 KAISER, CHIEF, FIELD INVESTIGATIONS AND L3EPd:ONSTRATION.S BRANCH9 NATJONAL CANCER INSTITUTE, NATIONAL ~NSTSTUTESOF HEALTH, BETHESDA 14? &MARYLAND, HAS EXTENDED GRANT NO. CT-781-C7 FOR CANCER TRAINING FOR THE PERIOD - SEPTC8dBER' 1 a / 955 THROUGH AUGUST 31 1956 \ 20. THE DEPARTh4ENT OF HEALT Hl EDUCAT~ONI AND OELFARD, ATTENTION MR, ERNEST 84, ALLEN, CHlEF, DlViSION OF RESEARCH GRANTS, NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTHp BETHESOA 14s MARYLANO, HAS EXTENDED THE FOCLO?'IING GRANTS: GRANT NO. FG-i9-6 FOR SIX UEDSCAL STUDENT PART-TiE>lE RESEARCH FELLOslSHIPS FOR IHE PERlOD SEPTEMBER ! $I955 THROUGH AUGUST 31,1956 2959?e00 GRANT No-RG-4258-G FOR PROCEDURES OF $!lEASURING PULPdIONARY VENTILATION FOR THE PEazoo SEPTEMBER I, THROUGH AUGUST 31, 1956 4,979.00 21 a THE DEPARTPiENT OF HEALTH, EDUCAT l ON* AND ?!ELFARE, ATTENIS ON 08. GEYOAOUR 0, VESTERMARK, CHIEF, TRAJNINR AND STANDARDS BRANCH, NRT~ONAL INSTITUTES OF LtENTAL HEALTH, BETHESDA 34, IJARYLANDI 8AS EXTENDED GRANT NOa 2::-5928-C4 FOR kIENTAL HEALTH UNDERGRRDUC\TE TRAINING FOR THE PERIOD JULY 1, 1955 THROUGH JUNE 309 1956 15,000,OO s-e 22. THE DEPARTPtIENT OF HEALTH, EUUCATlON, AND SELFAREI ATTENTTON OR. JAMES BATT, DIRECTOR NATlONAL HEART !NSTSTUTE, BETHESDA 14s UARYLANDs HAS AWARDED OR EXTENDED THE FOLLOVJING GRANTS: ORAN7 NO1 H-825-C5 FOR KJDNEY TRANSPLANTS FOLLOVIINO MEPNRfCTOWY FOR THE PERlOD NOVEU8ER is 1955 THROUGH OCTOBER 311 t956 20,943.00 GRANT NOs N-S836-0 FOR EFFECT OF DRUGS ON RENAL FVNCTION AND METABOL#SU FOR PER100 SEPTEMBER f, 1955 THROUGH AUGUST 31s 1956 5,516a00 GRANT NO* Pi-1781-C FOR ANTIBODY RESPONSE TO STREPTOCOCCAL Tii PROTEfM FOR THE PERIOD SEPTEMBER 1,1955 THROUGH AUGUST 31,1956 $2~778-90 G8AR15 NO, il-1635-C2 FOR USE OF RADIOSULFATE TO ? RESPECTFULLY SUBMj TTEOs DEAN THE UN1VERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHVESTERN FiEOlCAL SCHOOL SALARY RRNGES COVERING CLASSES OF POS\T~ONS IN THE CLASSIFIED SERVICE EXPLANATION: BE LO^ ARE L~S~EDTHE SALARY RANGES FOR CLASSESOF POSITIONS IN THE CLASS~FIEO SERVICE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHBESIERN PMEDICAL SCHOOLe THE FlRST COLUMN INDICATES THE INDEXNUMBER OF THE CLASS: THE SECOND C0LU?dN7 THE CLASS TITLE; THE TH~RDCOLUMN, THE MONTHLY $.A?-ARY RANGE FOR THE CLASS, I~E.~THE i11lN~Muht AND MAXIMVsI RATES 40 BE PAjO T3 1NCU:IIBENTS OF POSlTIONS OF THE CLASS) THE ~OURTHco~utfl~, THE ANNUALSALARY RANGE FOR THE CLASS: THE LAST COLUMN THE snLaRy STEP NU~ABER, YIHICH ~EV~RSTO THE BASLC SALARY SCWEDULE (TABLE 21, THE 'rlNTER+~iED$ATE STEPSn ARE THOSE RATES V!HI CH FALL BETWEEN THE INDICATED MINIIflUM AND uAx~~UMRATES AND CAN BE FOUND 1N TARLE 2, THE SALARY RANGES ARE INTENDED TO PROVIDE AN EQUITABLE LEVEL OF COPJIPENSATION FOR EACH CLASS OF E:flP&OYMENTi RANGES ARE DETERMINED THROUGH STUDY AND ANALYSIS OF TkiE FOLLOVliNG FACTORS: PREVAlLlNG RATES OF PAY FOR COivlPARASLE EMPLUYf.TENT BY PRIVATEAND OTHER PUBL~CE~~IPLOYERS? PRESENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS, PRESENT LABOR MARKET CONDITlONS, PAST UNIVERSITY AND FflEDjCAL SCHOOL PAY POLICIESs AND THE ~ELAT~ONSHIPSF THE D~FFERENT CLASSES OF E$,4PLOYMENT AS DETERMINED THROUGH EVALUATION OF DUTiES AND RESPONS IBIL1TIES OF EACH POSITION, -CLASS -iiRNGE (SEE TABLE NO. 2 FOR INTER?MEDIATE STEPS AND HOURLY RATES) OXXX CLERICAL, FISCAL, AND ADPfiiilNISTRATiiiE SERVICE GLERl CAL ASSISTANT CLERK SENIOR CLERK RDM lNlSTRATJVE CLERK CLERK T?P$sT SENIOR CLERK TYPlST SECRETARY SENIOR SECRETARY AD>JINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT BUSSNESS ADM!N!STRATIVE ASSISTANT ASS SSTANT BUSINESS OANAGER 0100 ACCOUNTING CLERK 01 05 BOOKKEEPER OIZl ACCOUNTANT 1l 0400 STORES CLERK I 0401 STORES CLERK I? 0700 PERSONNEL DIRECTOR JXXX iflEDlCAL AND HOSPITAL SERVlCE 12I2 CETABOLl C NURSE 290-367 3480-4404 27 TABLE $10, I PAGE 2 CLASS MONTHLY v ZXXX RESEARCH AND SCIENTIFIC SERVICE 2000 ANIMAL CARETAKER 164-210 2010 LABORATORY HELPER 3 64-241 2020 LABORATORY TECHNICAL ASSISTANY 181-264 2030 ANATOUl CAL F!'lBALMER 220-304 2200 RESEARCH TECHNlClAN I 2201 RESEARCH TECNNIClAN ?I 2202 RESEARCH ASSOCI ATE 221% ENGINEERING TECWNlCSAN 11 2300 IJIEQJ CAL PHOTOGRAPHY TECHNI Cl AN 252-320 2320 i.liDlCAb ART TECHNDCl AN 230-290 3XXX ENGINEERING, TRADES AND LABOR SERVICE 3020 MAINTENANCE FDREUAN 3035 RECTOR^ PHYSIChL PLANT 3100 UTlLETlES STATION OPERATOR 252-320 3110 MECHANICAL FOREMAN 320-445 3200 LIAI NTENANCE MAN 3209 CABINCTMAKER 3220 ELECTR1 clAN 324C PLUUBER 3500 LABORER 3508 UTIL lPY UORKER 3510 GARDENER 4XXX CUSTOO l AL AN0 FOOD SERVICE 4100 DIETARY AIDE 149-190 4200 CUSTOD f AL NORKER 172-220 4300 SECURITY OFFlCER 4305 CHlEF SECURITY CFFICER SXXX LlBRARY SERVlCE 5100 ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN 264-335 The University of Texas Postgraduate School of Medicine Houston, Texas September 23, 1955 TO PKZSIDE>iT LOGAIT WILSON TIE3 LYTIVERSITY OF TZrAS AUSTIX, TXAS Dear President Viilson: I am submitting herewith the docket for the meeting of the Board of Regents to be held in El Paso, Texas on October 1&and 15, 1955- I recommend your approval of the following items: Main Division, Houston. Texas 1955-56 Bud~et 1. Approve the appointment of Dr. John S. Chapman, as Assistant Dean of The Postgraduate School of ?diedicine, assigned to South~~vestern I@iedicalSchool at Dallas, for twelve months, effective September 1, 1955. 2, Approve the asointment of Dr. Stephen Levis, as Assistant Dean of the Postgrajuate School of 24edicine. assigned to the iaedical Branch at Galveston, for twelve months, effective September 1, 1955. 3. Aprove the follo~v~ingappointments to the Clinical Faculty for ttrrelve months, all without tenure and without salary, effective September 1. 1955. Professor: Dr. R. Lee Clark, Jr, Surgery r.use . cumley 14edical Journalism Dr. 'Arillfam S. Derrick Paes thesiology Dr. Leon L. Dmochowski &perinental Pathology Dr. Gilbert H. Fletcher -radio lop^ Dr. A. Clark Griffin 8 iochenistry Dr. Clifton D. Bowe Medicine Dr. Jxtiiur Kirschbaum Anatomy 1. Bobert A. ~olvoord Tisnal Education Niss Eleanor t4acdonald Siostatistics Dr. -1 .. 0 3usssell Patnology .. Dr. Pelix LI!.Rutledge Gynecolo,q Dr. Narrsn X. Sinclair Physics Clinical Professor: Dr. V. G. Baird Industrial Hedicine Dr. Iloward 'I!.Barkley Thoracic Surgery Dr. hssell J. 3lattner Pediatrics Dr. Bertha Davis Clark Unes thesiology Dr. Sincent P. Collins Radiology Dr. 3arlan Crank Psychiatry Dr. Cecil ivi. Crigler Urology Dr. li. J. Zhlers Surgery Dr. '!illiam S. Fields Xewology Dr. James A. Greene Medicine Dr. James 3. Greenwood Beurosurgery Dr. Da7id Greer Pediatrics Dr. Gd~uardI::. Griffey Ophthalmology Dr. Abe Eauser Psychiatry & lieurology Dr. Robert A. Johnston Obstetrics & +necologg? Dr. Mavis P. Relseg Medicine Dr. Paul V. Ledbetter Nedlcine Dr, M. D. Levy Medicine Dr. Ijarrison Sigdon Pathology Dr. J, M. Robison Otolaryngology Dr. Everett R, Seale 3ermatology Dr. John E. Skogland Keur 01om Dr. Zdx.~ardT. Smith Orthopedic Surgery Dr. 3. iJ. Turner Urology Dr. George U. Waldron Surgery Dr. John A. Wall CT-necology Associate Professor: Dr. Jorge Awapara Biochemistry Dr. Beatrix Co'ob Medical Psychology Dr. Sebron C. Dale Me3icine Dr. Bruno Jirgensons Biochemistry Dr. Sulo A. Karjala Immunochemistry Dr. William S. Macomb Surgery Dr, Jack George Makari I~ology Dr. C, C. Shullenberger Medicine Dr. blarga Sinclair Plastic Surgery Dr. Wataru Sutow Pediatrics Dr. J. B. Trunnell Medicine Dr, E. C. White Surgery Dr. E. Staten tlynne Bacteriology Clinical Associate Profess-.or: Dr. Charles Arnbrust Medicine Dr. J. Peyton Barnes Surgery Dr. John H. Barrett Otolaryngology Dr. Allan P. Bloxsom Pediatrics Dr. Calvin Calhoun Gynecology Dr. Dorothy Cato Psychiatry Dr. Lois C. Collins Radiology Dr. Thomas D. Cronin Plastic Surgery Dr. Dolph L. Curb Medicine Dr. Edmna E;. Doak Medicine Dr. LeRoy 3. Duggan Medicine Dr. George Ehni Neurosurgery Dr. Thomas J. Fatherree Medicine Dr. Stephen A. Foote, Jr. l~iedicine Dr. Frederick R. Guilford Otolaryngology . Robert A. Zettig Medicine Dr. D. B. Hotchikiss, Jr. Medicine Dr. Denman Hucherson Orthopedic Surgery Dr. Daniel E. Jenkins 1.ledic ine Dr. Frank H. Lancaster Pediatrics Dr. ii. Leary bledicine Dr. Everett B. Lewis Surgery Dr. R. Kenneth Loeffler Radiology Dr. John P. hicGraw Radi 01O~J Dr. Duncan C. NcKeever Orthopedic Surgery Dr. Allen Mci.Iurrey Gynecology Dr. Edgar K. McPeak 14edicine Dr. Isaac S, McReynolds Orthopedic Surgery Dr. Peter i.iarcuse Pathology Dr. Maurice 5. ivieynier Gynecology Dr. John H. Moyer Pharmacology & Medicine Dr. Michael OrHeeron Urology Dr. Albert hers Psychiatry Dr. Frank F. Parrish Orthopedic Swger:{ Dr. James 3. Pittman Surgery Dr. Joe P. Salerna Gynecology Dr. George $1. Salmon Pediatrics Dr. Sidney Schnur I'iedicine Dr. Jacob 3'. Schultz Ophthalmology Dr. 7?JilliamD. Ssybold Surge~j Dr. Israel R. Sonenthal Psychiatry & Ijeurology Dr. Fred Taylor Pediatrics Dr. Luther $,I. Vaughan Radiology Dr. E. L. Wagner Xedicine Dr. Hugh C. Welsh Proctology Dr. L. 9. Zeis Fiedicine -Assistant Professor: Dr. Joseph 1,:. Ballantyne Surgery Dr. Wendell Bowman Biochemistry Dr. John F. Dillon Radiology Dr. Itylene Eckles Uedicine Dr. Robert Fuerst Genetics Dr. Richard C. Iiay Anesthesiology Dr. Saul Kit Biochemistry Dr. James D. McKinley Pharmacy Dr. Richard Martin Surgery Dr. Lowell S. Miller Radiology Dr. J. W. Old, Jr, Pathology Dr. Tad Patton Biochemistry Dr. Charles H. Robertson Biochemistry Dr. Robert Shalek physics P-2 Clinical Assistant Professor, . Dr. iiT, Arnold Nedicine Dr. R. . Baird, Jr. Medicine Dr. Raymond 0. Srauer Plastic Surgery Dr. Bruce $1. Cameron Orthopedic Surgery Dr. Robert B. Chappell Pathology Dr. Henry A. Cromwell Medicine Dr. James R. Curbo Pediatrics Dr. Louis Daily, Jr. Ophthalmology Dr. C. W. Daeschner, Jr. Pediatrics Dr. Kurdina M. Desmond Pediatrics Dr. Leonard C. Dbubleday Radiology Dr. C. A. Dwyer Forensic Medicine-Pathology Dr. Jess F. Gaable Medicine Dr. Louis Joseph Girard Ophthalmology Dr. Arthur L. Glassman Orthopedic Surgery Dr. Roger Guillem%n Physiology Dr. Marshall Henry Pjenrosurgery Dr. E. C. Hinds,.. Oral Surgery Dr. Jesse M. Hofer Medicine Dr. John EIull Medicine Dr. Daniel Jackson ivisdicine ilr. Warren M. Jacobs Gynecology Dr. T. . Jones Medicine 3. Harry L. Kaplan I4edic ine Dr. L~sterKarotkin ivie6icine Dr. Job C. Kennedy Surgery Dr. :a. 2. -Knight Gynecology Dr. A361 Z. Leader Urology Dr. Noise D. l,evy, Jr, Medicine Dr. Fra& 0. iblcGeheg Orthopedic Surgery 3r. Leonard lvleltzer Dermatology . David Mendell Psychiatry Dr. Lewis C. ?~Iills,Jr. 1v:edicine Dr. Reinrich Nefdhardt Patho10,gy Dr. 3. L. Xewton Pathology Dr. Donald A. Rappoport Radiology Dr. Hubert L. Bied Pediatrics Dr. L. 2. Kocgers Medicine Cr. Thomas L. Royce Cpht:?almology Dr. Devid I. Scllnun Pediatrics Dr. Oscar 0. Selke, Jr. Pkvsical Medicine Dr. Zdbrard 5. Singleton Radiology Dr. Walker Thompson Psychiatry Dr. Francis C. Usher surgery Dr. Jarrett vlilliams Pathology Dr. William K. Wright Otolaryr?gology Dr. Zllard 24. Yow Medicine Instructor : r Arthur Cole Clinical Instr-actor: Dr. h@h - F. Arnold Medicine Dr. Joseph 24. Barnhardt Orthopedic Surgery Dr. Earl Beard Medicine Dr. Moody C. Settis Psychietry Dr. Donald B. Sutler Surgery Dr. Dean J. Cenais Gynecology Dr. Coleman D. Caplovitz Medicine Dr. Robert V. Colpitts Obstetrics & Gynecolom Dr. Edward W. Dennis Medicine Dr. Harolc: L, Dobson Medicine Dr. Fred G. Dorsey Medicine Dr. Robert 9. Elliott Orthopedic Surgery Dr. Her~oanGlantzberg Medicine Dr. Katherine H. K. Hsu Pediatrics Dr. S. P. B. Hutchins Urolo~~ Dr. John R. ICelsey, Jr. Wiedicine Dr. Joseph A. Lucci, Jr. Gynecology Dr. Dan G. McNamara Pediatrics Dr. Edward C. Nialewitz Medicine Dr. Duncan Lewis Moore Surgery . illC. Owsley, Jr. Radiology Dr. Lester L. Hoaglin ibiedicirie Clinical Instructor: (continued) Dr. Eugene Schoch Dermatology Dr. y H. Skaggs Medicine Dr. kJilliam A. Spencer Pediatrics Dr. Robert 0. 'fhitson Orthopedics Lectwe~: Dr. John N. Abersold. Industrial Medicine Dr. 2. G. Surdick Industrial Sdiedicine Dr. m. S. Brumage Preventive Medicine Dr. L. R. Byrd, Jr. Industrial Nedicine Dr. Eldon.-. L. Caffery Urology Dr. 11. Carter Industrial ?,%edicine Dr. Elizabeth Crawford Op3thalmology Dr. Prank R. Denman Surgery Dr. John i.1. Dougall Radiology Dr. Edward T. Griscoll industrial ikIedicine Dr. L. 3. Farragut Industrial Itedicine Dr. Lemuel M. Fianary ophthalmology Neurosurgery Dr. Edncund 14. Fountain .. Dr. Hirsh J. Frachtmzn !cedicine Dr. Thaodore M. Frank Industrial Medicine Dr. b1. 'j. Giessel Industrial 6edicine Dr. 3. . Gloyna Inaustrial Medicine Dr. Thomas E. Guthrie Urology Dr. Carl 3. Haggard Pediatrics Dr. . H. Hznrick Industrial Medicine Dr. J. >I. hanmond-- Industrial Medicine $)ir. Zenry T. !3erzdon In$.ustrial Nedicine Dr. l3enry -4. Bolle Preve:ltive Isiedicine & Public Health ilr. Robert W. Johnson Cphthalmology Dr. Joseph R. Jones Se-m csurgery Dr. '!J. F. Sahle Industrial Xedicine Dr. .Bein Lea.ke in?ustrial Medicine Dr. Zoner E'. Leifeste Urology Dr. iiichard 3. Leigh, Jr. Op:?tl.,alnolo,q Dr. Ross D. tiargrzves IJrolo~j Dr. John R. Mast Industrial Medicine Dr. Ray 73. Iblorgan, Jr. Urology Dr. Edwin J. Morrow Nedicine Dr. Carl A. Kau Industrial Hedicine r. Jack Beal industrial Medicine i Corms Christi Division 1955-56 Sudeet 1. t-.p?rove the appointment of Dr. Kleberg Ec1~'Iardt as Director of IuIediczl Educational Program, Corpus Cirristi Division and Lecturer in Nedicine for twelve months, without tenure and without saltiry, effective September 1. 1955. 2. Approve the following appointments to the Clinical Faculty for twelve months, a:l without tenure and without salary, effective September 1. 1955. Lectnrer : 32. Gerald S. Ahern Orthopedic Surgery Dr. Yroseph F. Alsop Surgery 3. james G. Yrgson, Jr. Op3thalmologr Dr. Thomas- F. 3'itzC-erald Surgery Dr. XSoert J. Giles 02urgery Dr. Sanford Glanz Pl~sticSurgery Dr. Kennet* J. Kemp Orthopedic Surgery Dr. Zackson E. Upsha~w Ortho2edic Surgery El Pzso 3iv'rZsio;-: 1955-56 Endget I. .borove the a~uointnent-. of Dr. R. 3. Zoman as Director of biidicai Educational Program, El Paso Division an2 Lecturer in Xedicine for tlrelve months, without tenure and vithout salary, effective September 1, 1955. 2. Approve the follo->~ingapgointments to the Clinical Faculty for twelve iconths, all without tenure and without salary, effective September 1, 1955. Lecturer: Dr. Chester D. Awe Nedicine Sr. Frank 0, Sarrett Anesthesiology 3. Arthur P. Black Pediatrics Dr. Louis 12.r. 3reck Orthopedic Surgery Dr. Ira Budgwig Pecliatrics Dr. 3zsil I(. 3yme Pediatrics Dr. Lester C. Beener Nedicine .- . Dr. . xi. Gibson, Jr. TJrology Dr. J. Leighton Green C;eneral Surgery Dr. riamar? S. Hart pa tho lo^ Dr. RoherC.S. Homan, Jr. Surgery Dr. John Y. Johaskane General P?acCice Dr. H. Gerald Jordan General Surgery Dr. Ross Y. Rissler PZLedicine Dr. S. Perry Rogers Orthopedic Surgery Dr. Frank P. Schuster Otolaryngology ur.- . . Wollmann General Surgery Lubbock Division 1055-56 %+get 1. Apipsrove-. the apuointment.. of Dr. Sam C. Arnett, Jr. as Director of I*edical Educational Program, Lubbock Division and Lecturer in Piedicine for tweive months, without tenure and ~Jithputsalary. effective Sentember 1, 1955. 2. Approve the following appointments to the Clinical Faculty for twelve months, all without tenure and without salary, effective September 1. 1955. Lecturer: Dr. J. D. Donaldson, Jr. Pediatrics Dr. H. C. Douglas Nedicine Dr. Frank C. Goodwin Medicine Dr. l/?illiam H. Gordon Hedicine Dr. James T. Hall Otolamgology Dr. Orra R. Eand Obstetrics Dr. Joseph R. Harris. Jr. Obstetrics & Csynecolo,q Dr. Vallace I. Hess General Practice Dr. A, Lee Hewitt Ur01 ogy Dr. 0. Brandon Hull Nedicine Dr. Bp-on -4. Jeakins Pediatrics Ilr. Julius T. Krueger Surgery Dr. Tennie Nae Luncef ord Pediatrics Dr. Ennis 3. g loss, Jr. Ophthalmology Dr. Chas. H. Xa.sh. Jr. Obstetrics & Gynecology Dr. 3. . O'Lougklin Psychistrf Dr. Chas. S, Ratcliff Orthopedics Dr. John B. Selby Surgery. Dr. Roy S. Sheffield Medicine Dr. . Czsleton Smith Obstetrics & Gynecology Dr. Allen T. Stewart Obstetrics & Gynecolosy Dr. Otis Taylor, Jr. Medicine Dr. Ykro13 Warshaw Surgery . . Dr. Nina D. hatkins Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat San Pricelo Division 1955-55 Budset 1. Approve the appointment of Dr. Cecil ;*Lo French as Acting Director of i.ieiical Educational Irogram, San Angelo Division, without tenure and ~*~it.h,out.salary,effectiv9 September 1, 1955. 2. Approve the follorvi~gappointnents to the Clinical Faculty for twelve nonths, without tenure and without salary, effective Septem-cer 1, 1955. Lecturer: Cr. E. ?)I.4nderson I4edicine Dr. H 6. '.rledge Peeiatrics . Joe L. Cornelison Obstetrics 6e Gynecology Dr. Gus F. Eckhardt Surgery Dr. C. F. Engelkj.ng Otolaryngology Dr. Cecil I4. French Surgery Dr. Lloyd Bershberger Pathology Dr. Clay Johr.son Obstetrics & Ggnecology Dr. Carl A. Kunath Surgery 3. A'u'orey L, Lewis Surgery . Scott H. Martin Orthopedic Surgery Dr. Eoy Noon Obstetrics & Gynecology Dr. William L. Porter Urology Dr. R. L. Powers Obstetrics 8: Gynecology .. Dr. n. 5. Ricci @hthalmology Dr. U. L. Smith Surgery Dr. Jazes B. !',hite Surgery Tyler Di~iw 1955-56 Budeet 1. Apnrove- - the aapoictment-. of Dr. J. liieldon Birtv~ellas Director of Medical Siucational Program, Tyler Division, for twelve months, without tenure and withont salary, effective September 1, 1955. San Antonio Division 1- 1- 1. Approve the appointment of Dr. A. W. Hartman as Director of I4edical Eiucational Program, San Antonio Division, for twelve months, without tenure and without salary, effective September 1, 2. Approve the temporar:; appointment of Dr. C. Collom Smith as a "visiting lecturer" to the Clinical Faculty, OctoSer 5. 1955. GIFTS ATD GWJTTS: I recornend your acceptance of the follov~ir.,~ gift an5 grant and that the appreciation of the Board be sent the donors by the Secretzry: 1. Grant from the i'i. D. Anderson Foundation for the operationg budget of The University of Texas Postgraduate School of Medicine in the amount of $25,000.00 each year for the four-year perlod beginning Septeffiber 1, 1955. Payment >#illbe made in semi- annual installments of $12,500.00. The first se~iannualinstall- menc of $12,500.30 for the period September 1, 1955 through February 29, 1956 has been received. 2. $50.00 from Niss Sally Flowers, Plaza Hotel. Houston, Texas, for "expenses of guest speakers for postgraduate medical programs! OUT-OF-STATE TSIPS: I recommend your approval of the follo1ving out-of-state trips with expenses paid as indicated: 1. Grant Taylor, Dean, October 9-12, 1355, to attend the meeting of the Army Medical Committee, Washington. D. C.; October 16-18, 1955, to survey medical eciucational program of the University of California biedical Center, Los Angeles, California, at no expense to the School. Respectfully submitted. / Grant Taylor. M. D. Dean