October 1954

'POTlE~~W~OF m! mmm a' TEXAS me. Tobln and Gentlemen: I am rubmltting, with ray recommiiatbn for apgroval, the docketa for the f olloub& cmpomnt itzatitutlam of The Univeeity of mxas for yaw considaration at your meet- la Austin on OchMr 29-30, 1954,

Main University and M. D, Adereon Hoerpital, for Extramural ~ivisioneU'/ Cancer Rearearch - c

~exa~betern ~olhge/ .? ~thwssternMica1 ~chool' -L, Medical hch/ (P (: Postmuate Scbol of bdic.L#e Dental Branch $ 3

I f'mther mco-nd your approval of tho following itern :

- - $58.32 f'rom Central ~dminisfEation - ~nappra~riated&lance.

MoEfs memnt ~pgo%~l~~Lochmod ee ~ecor3.aand Information AnaLyst, Office of tb meident at $61W.00 for twlvo rmnthe, effectfvs Otto-r 1, ~954,tht $5,544.00 needed for the priod of appoin-nt to come FroPr ltauaed itll3dB available f2om original budget of the Office of the Chancellor.

2. Appoint Mrs. fIenxietta St Jacobson as Emcutive Asmistant (Office Manager) at $5,484.00 for twelve aonther, amctivs October 1, 1954, the $5,027.00 needed for tbe prid of agpolntmnt to caw from funde available from orbid budget of Office of the Chancellor and/or AvaSlable Fund UnappmprbteU Babe. 3. Tmnmfer Mias Ruth KuykekdaU, Adxsixitstrative Secratary, Office of the Preeidsnt, at $3,528.00 for tmlve mntha, to Central ~~mbistration, effective Octuber 1, 1954, tbe $3,234.00 to corn fmm unuaed fur& in origtnal budget of Oflice of the ChanceUxrr and/or Availa830 PZwd Umg- pmriakd &lance* 4, Trwfiar $4&,l6 fYom positton of Aesistnnt to th ChmueUor to the account for Clerical heistants, Wfhe and Wavelfng Elrpensee, this trmefer effective prior to October 1, 1954.

Endomnt,Office 5. ~ppoi11~foll~wingto handle the opcrafzm and mainbaaace of the uwr C- pmpr*ttes in Houeton at the mhry rate Wicekd, ePPective SW-r 1, 1954, their aalariae to be paid From ~ccoutlt .I-. No- T759, Mi.tcbU, Property, and Account No, 7768, ~irsceilPmeousEW~~S;

Universlt Dsve mnt Board miliag aecouut in tb. ~rxlntoi $2,165.06 and tbs aad %-&lag MC-t by $767.63, f- to cam from Uaalloca- Balance of canWaf. AdmSaix~batband/or Available FW Unappropria*d We. OW-OFdTATE Z1RIP: I recornmead your approval of trsvcl by Mttlers, Earward La Ftebsr, BIER*Morrison, aM Robert J. Paxton, Geologist8 Ln the DeparWent of University W - GeoLogy, to participate In ths Fif%h Field Conference of the New Mxfccr &ologlcal Society to bb bcld in the Sacramnto-Guedalups Mountain area of lPev Mxico, October 21-24, 1954, expernee to be paid ftom Account No. - Univereity La&, Offhe, hboratory and Travel Exgemen. mRWRlATION- OF FUlW - mICAL 1 mc-nd, with th Con- currtnce of Mr* nwm~c~lla,that the Zolrning Prn* Fwd& unexpenw balance8 at August 31, 1954 be magproprb&b for the 1954-55 IPscal mar; Wical. -Braach Build-8 Account Ro.

Medical mchBuilding8 $ 24,04434 RQ~Band myZhgbr H~splbl 1,5rf*83 ~rchite~t~et, mrk hnwm 1,892,43 -it- and Equipment - Joskes of Howton Cabact 22,521,00 Furnltm and Equlpnrtnt - American Hoepita1 Supply Corporation Conhct 4,6&.40 Ziegler Hoepi-, Work Outeib Bopexty Linen, C~ult~ngArch2tect Fee - Mark ls~oarrn 49.00 FWtmM BquSm-.f,a .Joh,>Sealy brnpta m.m8,.-,. ,. .! 832.19 Kitcbn and Fwd Serving Equipment - Joskes of Howton Conkract 57,479.26 khib~t~~FeeB - Cr H. fag* and Sotl 4,612.17 Anmican Hospital Supg2y Corporation I6,64 .38 Amertctm Sterilizer Company 32~90 20 Joskes of 4maton 34,&:54 Xuray Equiprent - Southern X-ray Ew-ring Company 400,oo Houahg and Born Fimmce Agency Project lrrx bl-~3-UU-nt Account 1491758. 34 Consulting Architect Fee - Mrk Lemmon 2,%m55 Coneulting Afchftect Fee - Camron Fair- child 8,T72*77 Gansral Contract - Wxae Gulf Cowtruction comll9Yr;v 362,359163 Pluntbing Contract - A, 5. Warren 39,419m Beating, Ventilat- and Alr CotldLtion3ag Contract - Straus-Frank Company 155,622,lO ElectrPeal Cmtmct - Pan Atmtrican Electric Company 27,450.17 WSE OF PWFUW ~~ 3AUNCE - mDZCAL BRANCB: 1 mconmnd, mtbeE- of Mr. C. a-nberg, camp-r, that the folloulrg f2ee balance be lapsed to Accowt flu. g25 - kdical Branch Buildhger: Accwnt No. 9146 - hborabry and Library Equipmsnt - $1,621.05 CHANGE: Om- W COI;Z;EGE DUPLEX REGAENCEr The fallowing change hiiiin%- mc-paranberg, Comptroller, ln comection with tb contract for tlae dupltx reeiaencs at Wxae Weatern College: Change Order No. 2 - Ponaford Brothers, El Paso - deduct from the total of the contr~ctSb.62 (unueed balance in tla allowance for flnish hardwake),

X reco-nd that you rat* and conf'irm thin action and autbriee the Auditor to makt the nppropriab sntriea. COIWRACT: f recmmnd your approval of a contract wUch has bean madthrough the United State@Govemnt Forem Operatiang AdministratSon by The Wniverstty of Texas and the University of ChuSalongkrsm, Bankok, Thailand. !!%is contract, eiEpaed by Acting Chancellor lrogan Wilrroa In behalf of the WniverrSty, Is to exbnd *am Auguet 13, 1954 to June a, lS7, unless p3vioubly terminated under the proviaiom of the cabact, The conbact provides far payment8 by Chulahngkm not to exceed the equivalent of $390,OUO.00 in a11 cumxncies ( of which not more than $230,0~0,00 shaU be U, 8, Dollars); it being underetood that the Punde to be wid by ChubXongkorn for the account of The Unlverelty of Tcxarj are ta be &rived in Sneral from tb foU~vingnourcte in the estimated mtios and amcrunte tndlct~te& 5% up to a maximum of $230,000.00 to be proviaed though the Fore- Operations Adanistration, and 41$ up to a maxW of $l60,000+00 in equivalent local currency by ChuUlongkom, TU UL51ve~~aityof Texas ia to een& varloua of It8 ataff fo cerq out contract praJects 3p the field of engineering, general ecience, md pubUc works, for the pmpose of strengthen- thb =bttibml, m8earch, end axtarion pro&~ameof %& University of ChuUlongkarn. Sincerely yours, THE WLVERSITY OF TEXAS Off ice of the Vice-Presideat Main University Austin

October 15, 1954

Dear President Milson:

f am submitting herewith a docket for the Main UnioersSty and Extramural Dfviaions for the meeting of the Boar8 in Auetin on Octobr 29-30, 1954* 1953-54 Budget d----Colle c aP Arts and Gcisnccs Geography I. Increase the Pfainbnanca and Equipmsnt account by $81.31 by transfer of that amount Iron the Special Equfpmnt account.

werthe free balance in special BquLpment- - in tbe amount of $142,26 to the Mainteance and ~~uipmentaccount.

-8nBftr tae mount of $15.21 from the Maintenance and Equipmnt account to the Special Equipmnt account.

College of Engineering

~hemlcalxminesr------in^ mmfe; the rmzoed eahy of Mr. Archle P. Kennedy, Laboratory Ekchhist, in the mount of $620.00 to the Stores Clerks fund,

GW~ ses.ion -4j r fiJi .+: 5. Iwreaee the account ag Fellows en& Assiatant~, Intersemeion, by $95.OO from unused fu&. ,. - " fl 3- --"'"* Business Services - , / -,: 6,~raneferm~illlmP. Boyd, Professor at $1,000,00, frm the Second Tern to the Fsrst, and appoint hlm in the SecoM Term on a tuo-*t;hIrda time banter at $666.00, funds .to come from llnuoed funds In the First Term appotntment of Miss Jesemon Dam, resigned.

panition to whkh Dr. bee* White was apgo~ntediritbFirst Term in order to have rufffcient Meavailable for hls appointment, 1 -I - f .-~.1?, Coo rative Pro em & Edudatiqtml Administration ,,., t;: ' if&* &r*alariea Account k. 6836 ttbe sum of $500.00 to ~ccoun~; No, 6841, Conferences and consultant^ , Dlvleion of EWzaaion mn&uctf- on Bureau 9. Transfer the a~lp-6~334.00 from Filn Rental account (61~)to the Aaslntants fund (3066) Physical -Pht 10. Transfer the swr of $10,000.00 from Account No. 3166 - Mala-bname Repairs ana Equipmeat to ~ccbuntNo, 3125 - Maintenance Repaws an8 Equip- ment,

Texas Petroleum Research Comtttee rTrma%r the unexpendcd balance in the Salaries accomt (5950) after pamnt of all salary obligations of the Univerelty division, to Material, Equlpmnt, Travel, Publications and Wages { h~urly) + Defnm Research Laboratory 12. Accept the resirnation of Mr. Bruce H. &atherage, Reaearch Scientist (~sychology)fV at $457.00 per month, effective at clog@ of bueineas August X>, 1954.

Beating md Cooling Research 23. Appoint Mr. $om-t as Director (~acu~ty)(114 time) at $133.33 per month for the period December 1-31, 1953.

1954355 Budget Recapitulation Sheets of Budget 1. On page viii of "pmsheets ' change the total for the College of Engineering to $696,18Q.84. Office of the President -and Vlce-President 2. Appoint Usrs Virginia ~abbas Administrative Assistant at $4,284.00 for twelve months (plus supplement), effective October 1, 1954, funds to come from position of Admintstrative Secretmy from which Miss Anderson resigned, and additioml fufids needed from Main University Unallacated Salaries.

Off ice of Government nsored Research 3. Chmye the appointmen%- of Mr. Jens Jacobsen, Assietmt MrectQr, from half-time at- $4,020 for twelve months, to full-time, effective October 1, 1954, at a salary rde of $8,400 for twelve months, plus supplement, additional funds to come from unused salaries in the budget.

Office of the Registrar neze-a position of Clerk and a position af Clerk-Typist at a twelve months' sd&ry rate of $2,1& each, effective September 9, 1954, the $2,111.99 needed for this fiscal year Tor each position to come from Unallocated Salaries. These positions will not carry the supplementt:.

Student Health Center - Out-Patient Divieion 5. Change the title of Dr. Walter D. Roberts from Physician, Gene- Medicine to Physician (~pecialist)(Internal Medicf~e).

6. Appoint Dr, Jack and Walker RS Physician (~eneral~edlcine) (half - time) , effect ivt er 1, 1954 a& $3,174.00 for twelve ~nonths,plus supplement.

7. Change the appintment of I&. John A.'Croekctt, Physician, Specialist (Eye, Ear, Nose, adThroet) from two-thirds time at $6,800.00 for twelve months to full-time at $10,320-00 effective Septeniber 1, 1954, addit1onal funds to come from mused funds plus $100 from Unallocated Sdarien.

School af Architecture 8.m-t Mr. Robert Slutzky as Instructor (1954-55 only] at $3,900.-.- .CO for the Long Session, effective September 14, -1954, funds to come from unfilled position of Assistant Professor at $4,200.00, the $300 balance Prom the latter position to remain available to the Department of Architecture and Planslixq.

9. Effective September 16, 1954 appoint e,John Quentin HeJduk to unfilled position of Tnstructor at $3,~.00,his ~ppointmentto be for 1954-55 only.

College of Firts and Sciences Botany - -- 10. Change the qpintment of Mr. Id. G. Whaley, Profesaoy, fromtwo- thirds the besi1 & $5,666.67 to one-third tme at $2,833.33 for nine months, effective dctober 1, 1954.

Classical Languages 11. Delete the nak of Associate Profeseor 0. S. Powers at $5,300.00 Cor nine months from this budget as he died September 5, 1954. College of Prta and Sciences (continued) ~hssica1~G~geS-ed) l2. Appoint We, WyBrm Pharr, fpstractor for the Fi.r~tSemater at $2,000.00, vice Mr. Powers, &ceased.

13. Increaee the Teaching Asairtants and Asaistanta account in the amount of $400.OQ by a transfer of thie sum from the Unallocakd Salaries account.

Econmlk~ 14. Want Professor Ruth A, Allen, 8t $6,800.00 for nine months, a leave of abaence without ~awyfrom thl8 %-at for tkFir~t Semster in order that she may be on research leave with the University Research Institute.

15, Grant Mr. R. H, Montgomry, Profesnor at $7,000.00 for nine months, a have of absence without salary for the period September 20-26, 1954.

, Create a position of Clerk4ypist (MU-the) at $810,W for twelve months, funds to corn from unused salary of Men Un, on leave, bmfer the unwed salary of Professor Crow, on have Fbat Barneater, from this budget to the Unalloc~ttedaccount of the University Research Institute.

18. Accept the reaQnat1on of Mr, Theodore Stenberg, Profes~or(mdified service) at $2,436.25 for nine mnths, effective August 31, 1954.

19. Amend the leave of absence of Pxofelirsor E, 3. Atwood, at $6,400.00 for nlm months, Porn the First Semes-r as preeently shown to include a leave for the entire year.

20, Change the statua of Associate Professor T. M, CranfiU from Pull- tim at $5,300.00 for nine month8 to one-half tine for the First Semester at $1,325.00 and full-tm for the Second Semester at $2,650.00; a total salary fox the nine months of $3,975 .OO.

21, Appoint Mrs. Ione D. Young, Instructor (Ftrst Semester Only), at $1,750.00, f'rom unused funds b the position of Professor Atwocd, on leave.

22, Increase the Maintenance and Equipment account in the amownt of $638.50 from Unallocated Maintenance, Equipment, Off ice and Trclvel wccowt and 3ncreaee the Clerical Assistants account In the mount of $765.00 by a transfer of thfs sum from the Unallocated SaLarSea account; both of these sums to be used to provi* for an experimental section in Englfsh 60h,

Geology 23. Appoint Mr. Ed W. Owen, Lac turer wfth0ut fm 1~4-55. Germanic Languages nntMr. I,. PI. 3ollander, Professor (modified service 1 at $3,159.94 for nine monthrs, a Gave of absence without eaGfor the First Semester. -Home Ecanwnics 25. Appoint ma. Lucy W, Wke, Lecturw (part-th) for the Ffr~lt Semeeter at $656.25 for the semester, from unused funds in the polkition of Miss Ilett, resigned. MathmatPcs -and Astronomy 26, Create a position of Special Instructor (1954~1~5,only), at $3,300.00 far months, from utlused funds in the position of Aesclctate Professw Batchelder, resigned.

Psychology 27, Change the status of A~lsociateProfeseior Wayne H, Holtzman at $5,700.00 for nine months froom full-time to half-time at $2,850.00. c of Arts and Science6 j continued) GtGiieT- dt m. car1 J. Rereford, hcturer (ow-third timsf for the First Senmeter at $600.00, from fund8 in th(r Willed Associate Professorship. Romance hnguagea 29. Grmt Profeoaor E. F, Haden at $7,400.00 for nPns months, a leave

05-absence without salary -for 1924-59 .I

30. Appoint Mr. Eugene M, Gibaon, InsQXuctor (1954-55 Only) at $3,700.00 for nine months, vice Mr. Garner, resigned. 31. Appoint &.Richard 2. Fleming as laatxuctor (1954-55 Only) at $3,500.00 for nlm mntbs, fuub to come *om mused eaLElry of Mr, Baden, on leave,

32. Appabt Mr. Hubert A. Brandenburg, fastructor (1954-55 only), at $3,500.00 for nine monthu, funds ta cam from mused salary of Mr. Haden, on leave, Speech 33, Increase the account for Dachu Aeahtants and Aeslstanta by $3,780,00 f'rom unuaed salaries in departmllt.

wgethe pos~~ionof Instructor at $3,900.00 for nin. mntb to Assfstant Profeseor at $4,500.00, the additional $600.00 to corn from Unallacated Balarles, 35* Appaht Mr. William E, Wright, Instructor for the First Sema-r at $1,750~00, from Pun& in the unfilled Assistmt Professorship.

36. Appoint Mr. Jack Grsy Johnson ae Instructor (two-thirds time) for tbe First Semester at $1,200.00 from fund^ of the unfilb d Aseistant Profesaorehig . 37. Increase the Teachlng Assiatantn and Assistants aacoulzt in the mount of $85 by a transfer of thin sum from the UnaUoca*d Salaries account.

Business Servicea nCbenge the appoinmnt oi Mr. F. L. Cm, Proieasor, Buainesa Law (two-thirds time) at $4,600.00 for nine months to appointment without salary from thb bud& a8 he is to be Xo the hQet fm the OFficeaf the 2tesidePt. ' ' . t

39. Appoint tbs foUowbg sr Lecturer, for the First Seemeter, *om unu~lndfud within the budget, et the etfwnd for the stmeter which is indicated, and in the fteM sham: Mrs. Ruth Muqrave Coole, $1,800.00 (Business Writing) Barry Vine 111, one-thira time $6m.00 (Buabess Iaw) Sidney Eugene Purser, two-th- time, $1,200.00 (Bueimss Law) Jack Gray Johnson, one-third time, $600.00 (Busrlness Law) Julia bth Alltaon, one-thbd time, $6~~00(Business statistics) Finance, Insurance, Real Estate -nd the appointnaEf &+ GLxvin Ii, Sanderson, kct~er,to show him ae two-thirds t- for the First Semeter at $1,400,00; and me-third tlm for the Second Semester at $700.00, aecessaxy fundrs to be traxleferrad from unused funds within the budget.

41. hndfhe appoIDt of Mr. Leslie C. Peacockl Lecturer, to show him two-thirds tfrae for the Firat Semester at $1,200.00 and one-third. tk~for the Second Semster at $600.00, Maneceaaory to bt transfermd from unused ealaries within the budget. College of Busine~8Administration [continued) ~lnance,~nsurance,and Real Estate (continued) 42.~ppoht a. JO~~HDG~Gucke, ~r.,hcturer {one-ttrtra t-), for the ~GitSemester, at $700, from buaeh funas within the budget, -

43. Xncrease the Teaching Assistant8 enB Aseistanta account in the amount of $225 by a transfer of thla aum Prom #e Unallocated Salar'les account .

?-t ?-t the folhw5ng a. Lecturer at tht fraction of time shm, all for the Firnt Semester, at the salary Indicated, with neceesary funda for the appointmnt in each case to be trarwferred from unueed ealarles within the budget:

George Nward Kiser, fuU-tim, $1,800.00 Kenneth William Oh, two-thirds t irPe, $l,200.00 Burnard Balms Sord, two-thirds the, $1,w.00 Edmund C. Iiynch, one-third time, $600.00 Dennis B. Ford, JT,, one-thm t~,$600.00 ~a~lford~unin, one-third tine, $600 .QO

45. Increase the Teach- AesIstantt3 and A~sistantrsaccount In the mount of $100.00 by a transfer of thi8 .sum *om UtlaUocsted Salariee. ,Resources -and Transportation Profesaor H, K*. SneU a leave of absence without aahry for the per%&September 3 - October 23, 1954. 47. Grant Mr. John L. Razard, hststant Profeesor at $5,200.00 f'or nine mnthe, w leave of absence without salary for the perf- September 16 - October 2, 1954. 48. ~ppointthe followhg ae Lecturer in Tranagortatlon, each for the period September 27 - October 23, 1954 only, - at #e ~rtipandfor the period as fndicated, fun- to be transfemd from the unusted funds in the paeltion of Profesaor SnsT1, on leave for this period without aalary:

J# W, Fowler, $&.70 Richard Sanborn Nelson, $233.40 --College of Education curriculum EL& rmtru~tim bp. .' ~~poinmitssRoaeUa Llnskle as kcturer (part-tm) for the 1954-55 Long Session at $2,~.00, from fmd~unuoed in the position of Associate Profearnor Baldwin, on leave.

Bducatlonal Psycholow 30. Delete the name of kcturer Ralph Iluke, at $4,700.00 for nine moathe, from thia budget, effective 5epternb& 15, 1954. i!t%wH- Office of the Dean n~~~&>niti~n of Technical Reports Editor 3 (half-time) and crea* the posttion of Admini~rtrstiveAesistant (half-the ) ,afYect$ve for the perla Sep-mber 16, 1954 a May 31, 1955 at a total stipend of $1,75g450 (plus supplement), funds to corn from positfon of Technical Reports Editor and fL*w Clerical Aseietaata account.

for Teacb1~Asoiatante and Assistants by $1,000.00 by trmafer of this amount from unueed salaries 5a the Department of Engineering Mechanicu. Ceramlc Engineer in6 53. facrease the hhtenance and EquTpmnt account of this departmnt in the amount of approximately $1,300,00, whLch sum is the mareining balance iri the Mabtenance and Equipment account of the Reeeerch Laboratory in Ceramics, College of Enatmering (cdntinucd) Clvil Englneerin r~rantProfe2sor B. W. Steel, at $8,#0.00 for nine munthe, a have of ebeence without salary from this depertment, orhce he ia being tranaferrd to tba budget with tb Foreign Operation Admin2stration as a member of the faculty of the University of Chublonghorn, thie change not being considere8 as a have of absence from the University faculty,

55. Amnd the appoin-nt of Aaaistatlt Profeesox Budeon Matlack from full-time at $5,500.OCI as ahown to two-thbde t;tme for the First Senrester at $1,833.34, &id m-fdm 3br the %cod Semester at $2,750.00. 56, the aggoinwnt of ~asistantProfeeaor Ben 8, Ew- Prom fuU-t* as shown a+ $4,300 to three-fourths t3m at $3,225.00 for the Long SesBicm. 57. Amend the appowtment of Asefskmt Professor Jamee Cum from full-tim at $4,500.00 as abm to W-tlae at $2,250.00 for the TAW session. 58. Appolnt Mr. Wrcel E. Gres as Special Znetructor (one-third time) for the pericd October 1, 1954 - January 3, 1955, at $866.64 for tb period, funan necessary b ba transfer~dfrom unused funds in the :., posit5 on of Arrsistant Professor Matlock, status changed* wppoint WB. Margaret Robertson miser a. Special metrustor at $3,600.00 for the LOW Ses~icn, funata come from the instructorship.

60. Appoint the following as Special f netructor (one-fourth tbw) far the LOW Seaalon, each at the stipend shorn, with the necessary fundrr to be trmsferred *om Ib Worated SalarSts account:

Harry FreBerick Ebert, $1,271.25 willlam Henry Savage, Jr ., $15~.25 Electrical Enaineerirrg 61. Amnd the appointment of Prwfeerior F. E. Brooks Prom 'baU-tim as shown at $3,350.00 for nine mon- to two-th~time at $4,466.66, necesalnry funds to be transferred from unuaed salarsea within %he budget,

62. Grant Mr. C. R. Grmbeny, Frofediaor (part-tine) at $2,300.00 for nine months fa thie budget, a leave of absenclr wlt~outeahry for the Fir~tSemeslxr,

63. ~ppointthe fo~owingas Lecturer, at the fraction of fill-t~ shown, axd for the period and total stipnd indtcatad, nceeaaary funds from unused ealmiea within the budget:

Hilton B. kllenhausr, one-fourth time, FPrst Semester, $437.50 RueseU E, Luag, hew-t-, hug Seslsfon, $1,750.00 En ineeri Mechantca WProfeascr Millard V. B-n, st $8 100.00 for nine month, a leave of abeace wlthaut ealary fathe 1% c -55 Loner Session.

65. In the absence of Professor Barton, now dea-ted ap tbe kpart- men-1 Cbirmaa, rum Prafeesor RanZ~:sMclaurin as Chairman for 1954-55, 66. Transfer the sun of $1,000.0~ From ~aaedsahriss W the Teaching AssiaWts and AssPatants 5tem in Architectural Engineerhg.

67. Appoint tb following for the Fbat Semester, unuae;d fmas within the budget to be used for th appointments: Charles Manes8 Eelsell, Instructor, one-fourth tW, $444.50 Glen Wallace Zumwalt , fnetructor, -a-f ourths t b, $1,363.50 Robert Clayton MeWherbr, Lectmar, one-f ourth ti-, $606.37 a Lave of absence without salary from this budget in order that he my be appointed to the budget for Foreign Operetbne AdmhLsbation as a mder of $he faculty of the Universtty of Chulalongkorm, thba not being a leave of absence from the University faculty* 69, Change the status of Aaaistant Profensor B. E. -*ad from Pull-time at $5,000.00 as abown, b ha--time at $2,500.00.

'(0. Change the appointment of Mr. C, J, Eckhrdt, Prafeaeor; Mrect~ ~fPhydcd mt:M Procurement at the Main Wntversity, ta show him without salary far the Plrst Semester from this budget, mince he wiU be full-tw f-n the Phyaical PWtbudget,

71. Appoent the follow-g to the faculty of this &parbent, funds necessary to be transferred from unused salaries w5thin the budget:

Neal Anderson Cook, As siatant Pwfeessor ( haw-t-) , Loag Session, $2,250.00 mank W. kBe, Jr., Assistant Professor (part-the), Firet Semester, $60925 Richard 0, lielty, Assistant Profeesor (part-time), Firat Gemeater, $675 * 27 Edward McFarlanB Wight, f nseuctor (part-time), First Semester, $397.39. Otto G, Brown, Instructor (fuLl-time), Long Semion, $3,700.00 Gene Cowden Walker, Instructor (full-time), Long Seasion, $3,500.00

72. Increase the account for Teaching Aaei~tanta and Aaaistmts by $2,500,00, funds to come from unused salary or Mr. Amstead. Petroleum Engineering i3. Place parentheses around the salary of $4 250.00, blfhtSms, foec Profcesor C. H. Faneher and change footnote (sj to read: "(a) Tcapr 00 absence 1953-54. For 1954-55, Director of' ttw Texaa Petroleum Research Camittee contract with the University on a full-ttm basis with nalary paid From that budget with half-%- duties as Professor of Petroleum E~iaeerlngunder a prsonal services contract betwean the University and the Texaa Petroleum Research Committee." Wmsfer the unused em or 84,250.W set up for the ealary within this budget to the Maintenance and Equipment account to affect the transfer to the Texaa Petroleum Research Cmittte, referred to in the contract as a rsImbur:~emntfor the half-time eervhces of a teacher of Petroleum Engineering.

74, Appoint Mr, Isaac Field Roebuck to the unfilled position of Instructor at $3,500.00 for nine months,

75, Appoint Mr, William W, Dingle as Lecturer at $4,500.00 for the Long Session f'rom uueed salaries.

Office of the Dean r~ppoixi~.B.H. hsteaa as Executive Assistant for the perid September 16, 1954 thmq$~June 15, 1955, (ha--time ) at $2,500.00 for the period, vice Mr. Hudson, resigned, and $250 transfemed from Engineer% lkstlng and Guidance.

College of Fine Arta I-- -Dram 77. Change the appohtnent of Miss Shirhe Ddge, Associate Profeasos at $5,100.00 for nine month, to Lecturer (one-third tim) for the First Semesbr at a total stipend of $850 fox the perlod.

78. ~ppointMre, Margaret OeHaan Freed aa baistant Professor (two- thirds time ) for the Firat Semester at $1333.34 far the mlo8, f unda to corn Prom unused funds of Mibs Dodge+ Colle e of Fine Arts (continued)

-'dc~tin~ed~ 79. Appoint MT* .Jack D, Summerfield tothe posttion of In~tructor(one-fourth tlm ) at $925.00.

80. Cancel the appoinknt of W. E. R. ZligjrrS~, Aesiatant; Prof eeeor (1954-55 only) at $4,400.00 for nine mnthn.

81. Appoint Mr. Lyle Eendrickls as Assietmt Professor at $4,400.00 for nine mo&ha, effective September l6, 1954, oios Mr. 19orria, reerigneb- Music CArnend the appofnbwnt of Gueat Profesecrr Angel Reyea ( four-f iftho time) From $5,400.00 as shown, to $5,bb.00 (with the necessary $40 to be Wamferred from UnalLocated Salaries) and change footnob (a to read: " (s) he-fourbhs tfme in 1953-54; base *aching salary $6,800.fn 1953-54 and $6,800 in 1954-55.'' 83. Delek the name of f nstructor Harris Crohn (1954-55 only) at $4,000.00 for nine monthdi from *his budget ae he haa resigned. 84.. Appoint the following as Special lnhctructor (part-tlme) far the hmg Session at the total atipnd indicated for each, finds *to come from unueed salary of Profeseor Hoggin, on leave: Elwood M. Rossi (String Baas), $1,000.00 Harvey Biskh (percussion) $m.W John P. Pattereon (~seroerrj, $900.00 John Har~risonHicks lute), $900.00

School of TAW mpGintMr.Wylie H. Davi~as Visiting Profeeaor of Law for the Secd Senester at $4,000.00 from unda in the posdtion of Profeesor McCormick, on leave.

&. Delete tbe name of Mr. Earl K. Adams, Legal Aid. Attorney (half-th)

( twelve montba) at $2,046.00 from %his ' budgel, ~lixlcehe. has tealgued*

87. Appoint PIr. Warner A, Hancock aa -gal Aid Attorney (half-time) (twdve months), at $2,000, vice Ik. Adanas, resigned, effective September 1, 1954.

88, mend the appointment of Dr. Hubert Winston Smlth, Director; Professor, p&+t* from $7,500.00 as shown to $8,500.00 by trans- ferrhg the $1,000.00 set up in the Item for Reoearch AaniEltants; and mend foo*t;note (m) to read: " (m) Also $4,000 Sn 1953.154 and $2,500 Sin 1954-55 Prom 1913diea3 Branch for pari~etimeeervfces* Total salary for twelve wnfbs $~O,OOQ in 1343-54 and $11,000 ia 1954-55."

Graduate School of Library Science 83,ntha Eave of absence of Profeeeor Eether L. BtstUmnn from the ~irst-~emstersa previously granted to the Second Semester.

90. Appoint Mra. Catherme Settles Franklin as Lecturer (half-tim) for the First Semeakr at $950 for the aenesfer, from unusea salaries within the budget, College Pharmacy 91, IM-ete the name of Aaaociate Professor R, F, Doer@ st $5,400.00. . for nbe months from this budget since he has resigned;

92, Appoint Mr. Herbert F. Scbuarz as Special Instructor (1954-55 only) at $3.600.00 for nine monthe, effectire Beptsrnber 16, 1954, funb to oome frw urmaed eahry of Mr; Doerga, rertigned.

93. Increase the salary of Special Instructor 'Leon 0. WUkan, Jr., fxom $3,300.00 to $3,600.00 for nine months, the additional $300 to be transferred from unused funds in the position of Associate Professor Doerge, resigned, college of Pharmacy (continued) naztthe etatus 00 Mr. Joseph Moreno firom Specul Instructor (h~~-ttiue)at $1,900.00 for nine months and SBoreroom Supervisor (half -time) (twelve months) at $2,100.00 to Spsrcial Instruct-or (one-third tim)(nine months) at $1, 33.33 and Storeroam Supervisor (two-thws t* )(twelve months ) at 2,666.67. NO addition to salary ie fnvolvea, 95. Chrxuge the positioa of Special Ins-txltaetor formrly held by Mr. William F. Wovda (halfat-), resigned, from tbe $2,600.00 position an now listed, to a poiaitlon of Lecturer (one-third, tine) at $3,374.50, with the additional $774.50 to cam From unused salarier within thle budget, and appoint Mr. Joseph IfoyLend Amnett* to this positton, effective Septslabsr 3, 1954, with footnote (d) to show the salary from the DAvdsion of Extension portion of this eppointmnt to he $2,919.90 instead of $2,645.00, Military Science and Tactics 9;6, ma3mn% Profesaora should be deleted from this budget ae they have been transferred: Welter F. Pkaem - Lt . Colonel Vernon Fkmonds - Lt . Colonel Jams E* Neely - ajar 97. The followfng Assfstant Proreseors have been appoinwd, each servlng without salary From the University: Marvin L. Bell - Lt. Colonel Ralph A. ToIve - Lt . Culonsl Charles I*Forreater - kjor Rudolph W, Staffa - Majw Daniel T. Weber Cnptah Ph ical Training --for Men 8-Increase the Teaching Aesistanta and Assistants account in the amount of $1;200.00 from tbe UnaUocated SaLaries account; and, increase the Teaching Ass1u~t;ants account In an additional amount of $433.34 by a transfer of this unused sum in tbe unfilled pa~itionof A~sstetant Pr0fe880rr Physical Training -for Women 98. Grant Miss Betty =a, f nstructor at $3,800.00 for nine montha, a have of absence without dary for 1954-55.-

$00, Appoint Miss Marilyn Smith a0 Special Inntruetor (1954-1955 only) at $3,800.00 for nine month^, vice M5am Bournan, on leave.

Graduate School I 101, Appofnt Professor W, Gordon Whaley as Associate Dean of the ~raduate-Zchool (om-third time)(nine m~nd~hs)at $3;MO*00, this agpoin-tment 'to be effectf ve October 1, 1954, vice Pro$e$am Ihnmm, now serving ae the Dean of t4e Colle~of Art8 and Scfeness. This agpoinment ha# the prior approval of the Executive Cornittee and the Chafnnm of the Board of Regente, University Research Institub 102, Cancel the ~eemvegrant to Professor E. Bagby Atwood for the Firfilt Semester in the amount of $3,200.00 and the grant made to hh (Project No. 439) in the amount of $25O,MJ, since Professor Atwood is to be on leave the qntlra year under the Fulbright Act; and return these unueed sums to the AUotmnt account.

Herbarf urn 1nreeeethu Remarch Ataaistants account in the amount of $2,400.00 by a tren~ferof thie aum from the Unallocated Sa3aries account. Geneticer FoundatLon (Gene ~esearch) 104. Appoint Mr. Marshall R. Wheclar ru Reeesrch Scientiet (~aculty) fox the priod September 1-15, 1954, at $255.56 for the period, payeble Arom Rockefeller funds.

Cooperative Program in Educational Admlnietration 105. Appoint Mr. IiSy E, Wore, Coordwtor (one-third time), for th vlod Sgpbmber S, 1954 - dune l!jr 1955, at $2,166.67 for tb

Bfcchemical fnstltuk 106. Increak-tbe iWn for Research Scienti~te,Aides, Wederr, etc,, in tb emomt of $2,280.00, plus aupplemnt, by a transfer of this sum *om the unfiUed paition of Secretary. 107. Appoint Mr. Will$am H, R. Shnw aa Research Scientist TV (one-fourth tim) for the perm September 1, l954 - August 31, 1955, at $1,633.32 far the perid, payable from tkClayton Foundation Grant - Wacs Elements and Mineral Studies,

108, Approve the following appointments, paymats to be made from Account No, 7075 - Claytan Foundation Grant: Baee f&aI/stipend Research Scientist V Royaton M. Roberta (7/&the time) $247.91 ( 9/1-9/15/54 Research Sc-Lentist IV Mlyoahi Ikawa $6,3t8. W ( 9/1/5S-8/31/55 ~ichardC. Thomas, JX. 5,484 4 00 ( 9/1/54-8/31/55 Hamto KiWa 5,484 .m ( 9/1/54-8/31/55 C~W~SG. Skinner 5,484 ( 9/1/~4-8/31/551 Edwin M. hnsford, Jr. 5,484 m ( 9/1/54-8/31/55 1 Besearch Scientist 1x1 Kerry T. Yatsunobu 4 968 00 ( 9/1/54-8/31/55 ~ichardB. Pelton 4,968.m (9/1/54-8/31/55) --Bureau of Business Research 109. Qpoint Mr. John R. Stockton ae Director for the perlad Sepkmber 1-30, 1954, (one-fourth time) at $100.00 for the priod, payable from tk Water Requimmenb Study account.

110, Appoint Mr. Alfred G. Dale as Social ScSenee Restarch Associate H (one-fourth time) for the gsriod fleptembrr 1, 1954 - February 28, 1955, payable *om the Water Raquirements Study account, st $600.00 for the per id.

UI. Appoint Mr. Rlchard C. &ashaw, Jr,, as Statistician (cm-fomth time) in the Water Requirements Study budget at a total stlpnd of $766.68 for the period September 1, 1954 - February 28, 1955 U.2. Appolnt Mr. Stanley A, Arbingaat as Assie.tant Director (om%- fourth time) for the pried September 1 - December 31, 3954, at $666.68 for the period, payable from the bud$et for the Wabr Require- mnta Study.

113. Create the position of 8ocial Science Research Assi~tantat a twelve mn$ha salary of $3,360.00, effecttve September 1, 1954, hds to come From unused funds in position from which Mr. hsbikar rcaignbd in the mount of $2,750.00 and $610 from Research Assistant (part-t;Lrne ) Thi8 position will carry a surgplewnt of 8x0. Bureau of Ec~zomicGeology 5f4..~Golnt Mr. Robert L, Folk as Research Scientist 111 at $457.00 per month for the period September 1-lb, 1954, from funb of the Study of Stratigraphy of pre-Simpeon Subsurface Rocke.

U5. Accept the resfgnation of Mr. 3, 8, Stenzel as Research Scientist V (Geology) effective August 31, 1954, and tremfer the unused 8- of $6,166.64 to the Wlntenance, Travel, Printing, Investigation and Equipment account, Bureau of Engineer- Research r~ppointMr. E. Joseph Weis0 ea Research qwpr V (half-time) for the period Sptember l6, 1954 - Jurr IS, I$$$ ' at $2,&0.00 fm the perid, from funds of Research Engineers (pd~tm). Institute of Xatk American -Studtea U.7. Tracer tbe appmprhttoa for the account for lath American Microfilmeng, Ph&Wtabi%,or Copying of Documents fox Research Purposea in the clriginaL sum of $500.00 to the budget of the Library for eesier handling of' the fund^,

Institute c--of Marine Science U.8. Approve the fo1lowing appointments for the period September 1, 1954 - mat31, 1955 at the total atspend indicated: Research Seientiat V John S, Bradley (brine ~eology) $9,900 ern Reaearch Scientist II1 Charles E. Dnwson (thee-fourths t-1 3,915 em

119. Incrsaae the Maintenance and Equipment fund by $100.00, this being money received from the eale of junk motors* PhtResearch Ins%itute Appoint Mi aa Marie B* Morrow as Research Scientist IV (~ycologint) for the period September 1-15, 1954, at $283.33 for the period, pyabb from the MYCQ~OEY flLtZd8 b~U@t* BruceUoe is Research 121. In the Clayton Foundation Funds portion of the budget, delete the name of Reaearch Scientist IV Charles E. Lankford (part-t.lme) at $800.00, since he has raeigned.

Division of Extension Package ~znLibrary l22. ~d-mc) to the ibms for %Sen and Service {$1,1.00.00) and Cash Finea ($700.00) of the Bureau, bpth on gage vii of t& pink sheets, This *am that tbtwo suma have already been included in the appmpric?Itfon to this Bureau and only sum collected in excess of the two amowta will be apprqpriated to the Bureau.

Extension Teaching and Field Service Bureau n~retn8fer'the sum m,w~rxeMaintenance, Waveling, and Printing account to the Cbrical A~slstantsaccount; and transfer the sum of $1,W, 00 from the ExtensSon TeachJng Centers account to th Clerical Aaeietanta account of the Extension Teaching Cenbrs, Industri~tlan8 Buainess Training Bureau ... .. - 124. Appoint Mr. James E. Conway 813 SpecWht in Petroleum Training (Training Specialist 3111, effective September 1, 1954, at a twelve monthm salary rat^ of $6,048.00, funds to come from poeition from whkh Mx, Wilber was transferred plua $564.00 A'om Wappsoprbtd blame.

l.25, Appoint Mr. William MI Peteru a8 Spec5alist 5n Petroleum Training ( Trainf ng Spec ialiet 111), effective September 1, 1954, at a twelve months rate of $5,220.00, fund8 to come from fees and from account for Various ?lollor@for Production of fnstructimal Aids in lfke amounts. Office of the Dean Keuzsferx sum of $1,300.00 from the Maintenance, !have1 and Prlnting account of tb~&eiiiori Teaching Bureau and $1;000,QQ from the Maintenance, Travel and Priatilzg account of the Public School Service Bureau to the account for Stamps for mtim Division in the Office of the Dean.

127. Apgrove payment of $1,500.00 to 1.W. F, W. Jesaen for teaching courses offered by Diviaioo of Exkun~ionaqd College of Englneerlng, Augu~t31 - September 13, 1954. Division of Extcnoion (ccnttnurd ) off ice of tb-ont - hued) -Amendthe poettion of Director of Phamcy, Extension Baining (Training Bpecialist 11I) to be two-thirds time for the period September l6, 1954 - June 15, 1955, and full-t- for the period8 6eptember 1-15, 1954 and 3une l6 - Auguet 31, 1955, at a totel stipend for the year of $2,919.50, with the increase of $274 .$0 Prom earned income, and effective Sep&mber 3, 1954, appoint Mr. dooeph Hoyhnd Arnette to thie mlt5on,

-=be: rppointmcnt of Dirsctor Carl J, ~ckhardtfor the period September 16, 1954 - January 31, 1.955, &om thme-fourths time to full-tlm by the tranafer to thla solary item of the eum of $2,033.25 from the Maintenence, Repairs and Equipwnt sccount , hlconer Research Center mpw B. Dean es Asmiatant Maintenance Engltlaer at $4,728.00 for twelve monthe, effective &ptsmbsr 1, 1954.

Radio Eouae --131. Appoint Mr. Jack D. Summerfield as Radio Prductlon Supervisor Pull-tim for the perlode September 1-15, 1954, end June l6 - August 31, 1955, end three-fourths time during the Lung Beaeion, at $4,043.00 from this budget, payabh from funde of the uflilled position,

Texae Peboleum Beeearch Cornittee 132. Appoint Mrms-m as %cbaologtst (Rewarch Scientiet V)(part-t*), effective September 1, 1954, at $3,360,#, f?om fmda withtn the bud&, -The Kqgg .Foundation for Men-1 1. Continue the Director for the period September 1-14, 1954, on the nam basin a8 the 1953-54 appohbn.t;, nsmely $625.00 per month, with funde from the unfilled position of Aesistant Dkector.

The Univereity of Texae Press m,Amoint G,miiZii3~u~as ~d~torIT, effective September 16, lgrk, at a salary rate of $4,728.00 for twelve &he, tbe needad f'unda to corn from unueed f'uda in the poettion of Production Aseietant (half-tim) in amount of $1,860.00, $lP558,W from Unalloca*d Salaries, and balance from Revolving Publication fund of Preas. Governmnt S ornored Research Contracts - B-su of Induutrfal Chemietrg 135. Appoint+ Mr. A en 3, Barduhn as he~8archEneinter V (three-fourthe time) riE the perrtd Sapternbet 1-15, 1954 at a moit~raG of $396.75.

13b. Director (~aculty) ( three -f ourths pried Septemkr 1-15, 1954,

137. Appoht Mr. F. Albert Mataen, Research Scientlat (~hemiatry) ( ~aculty1 at $833.33 per month,, for the pertod Gepbmber 1-15, 194. 138, Appoint Mr. hwie F. btch, Research Scientist (Chernletry) (~acult~)(ha~-tZm)at $$leuper math, for tbe period 9sptember 1-15, 1954 Defenee Reeearch Laborator nrm~iltonJ. ;howon, Aaeociate Mrector (Faculty ) , a have of abesncs without salary for the period ~e~tembes1-15,- 1954.

140. bkte the nam of Mr. Jens Pfr Jncobsen, Aseietant Dlrsctor (haU'-t*) at $335.00 per month,effectlve at close of busimas September 30, 1954, mince he is .being transferred full-tim to Office of Governmnt Sponeored Ressarc h, effective October 1, 1954, Defense Re search Laboratory ( cont fnued) -rant Mr. M12arii V; B&on, Research mglneer (Faculty) leave of absence without salary beglnnlng September 1, 1954.

142. Appcint Mr. 14illiam J . CErter aa Research kgineer (~aculty) Consultant on a 1/4 time bas1 a, effective September 16, 1954, at a monthly salary of $155.56.

143. Change the appointment of Mr. Eugene A. Ripperger, Research Engineer (~aculty)to a 311: time basis, at $481.66 per month, for the period September 1 -- 15, 1954.

144. Change the appotntment of Mr. William H. Shr~tts, Reeearch Engineer (~aculty)to 37-1/2 hours per week at $520.83 per month, for the period September 1 - 15, 1354.

145. Change the appointment of Mr- Carl C. Steyer, Research agineer (~acult~)to f/2 time at $255 -56 per month, f crr the period. September 1 - 15, 1954.

146. Delete the name of Mr. Philip R. Maloney, Research Eslgineer IV at $504.00 per month, since he resigned prior to September 1, 1954.

147. Change the appointment of Mr. Harry J Auvermann . Research Bigheex fV, to position without salary, effective September 17, 1954.

148. Change the appointment of Mr. Gerhard D. Linz, Research Engineer TIL, to half- time at $707 -00 per month, effective septenber 16, 1954.

11'9. Appoint Mr. Glen H. Zumwalt as Research Engineer I11 at $394.00 per month, for the period September 1 - 15, 1954, and 112 time ef Pective September 16, 1954 at $19'7,~ per month.

150. Appoint the following as Research Engineer 111, effective September 1 , 1.954, at the monthly stipend indicated :

Felix !I. Fenter M. \.lard Widener Gerhard D. Linz

151. Chanze the appointment of Mr. Charles M. H~Jsell,Research Engineer 111, to 19/2Gths time, at a salary of $374,30 per month, effective September 16, 1954.

2 Accept the resipation or IW. Ronald J. Mackin, Research Engineer 111 at $457.00 per month, erfective at close of busfnegs September 15, 1954.

153. Change the appointment of Mr. Robert L. ~olk,Research Scientist (~eologw)(~ttcuity) to a 1/8 tine basis at $69.44 per mth, effective September 16, 3954.

154. Change the appointment of Mr. William T. Guy, Jr,, Research Scientfst (~athematics)(~aculty) to a 1/2 time basis at $266.67 per month for the period September 1 - 15, 1354. 1. Appoint Mr. Ralph E. Lane as Research $cientist (Mathematics) (Faculty) on a 1/8 time basis at $76.39 per month, eff cctive September 1, 1954.

156. Change the appointment of Mr. A. Wilson Nolle, Research Scientist (~bsics)(~aculty) to a l/FX basis at $35-00 per mth, effective September 16, 1354. Defeme Remarch Laborato~y(aoutf aued) 157. Approve the follow* appointments at the montUy salarr rate shorn, effective a8 designated:

Aeeletant Director and Research Selenkiet; (~hysica)V ~ichardN, une $684.00 ( 9/10) Reserurcb Sc fentist (physics) IV E* Eugene Mikeaka 480.00 Research Scientist (physics) I11 3, Truett Matthewe 394.00 ( 9/1-15 ) David C, Rich 207.00 (9/1-15)(1/2)

158, Change the appoinhent of hk, Walter I?. Bunym, Reesarch Scientist (physics) IV to fm-flftha tbe at a mnthly salary of $365.60, effective September 27, 1954.

19 Dele* the of Mr. Bruce H, hatheraga, Research Scientist (Peychology) TV at $457.00 per month slnce b resign& pr3or to Seg-ber 1, 1954.

Eleckricd Sn ineer Reaearch Laboratory 160. Approve*wing appointiaents at the monthly rater

Radio Engineer ~liffo~CoLe~~sherIXX.$194.44 (911-15)(1/2) ktearologiet Vance Edwarda Moyer 488.88 (9/1-15) 122*22 (9116 - )[2/b) Ggmtice Foundation mmoint Mr. A, Gib DeBusk as Reaewch Scientist IIf (h@lf*t.U~) at $21'7.50 per month, ef feetive September 3, 1954.

l62. Accept the realgnatSon of Miss Frances EL Clay-ton, Research Scfentiet TV at $457.00 per month, effective at cloee of busineee September 10, 1954.

Inor nit Chemiqtq Project &ppoInt Mr. George W. Watt as Director (~seulfy)at $888.88 per month for tk period Ssptenibcr 1-15, 1954, and effective September 16, 1954, chaw his appointmnt tu 7.5 burs per week at $r66.66 per month, Inaect BionomScs A-* Osmnd P. Ereland as Director (FacuLty) at $733.33 per mth for the psrid September 1-15, 19%. Jet Plffusion Project . Appoint mterL, Moore as Illrector {~eculty)(three-fourths time) at $541.66 per month for the period 3eptember 1-15, 1954, ietics Project Mr. Minf'xsd P. Luhmenn as bi~ctor(~aculty) at $788.88 per m%6for the perid September 1-13, 1954, and effective September l6, 1954 on a one-fourth tlm basis at $1.g.22per month,

~7.Appoint Mx. Jobn E. Ctamer as Reeearch Scienti~tV et $555.00 pr month, effective September 1, 1954.

Military Phyaics Research Laborato~ 168. Cuth& -n 'tYof Mr. Robert 3, Watson, Research Scientist (~hyatcs)far tbe period September 1-15> 1954 to ebou hbwithut ~blamlor that period. 9. Change the appointment of' Mr. Robert E. Greenwmd, Reeearcb ScLentiat (Mathematics) for the period September I-L5, 1954, to show him without aahry for that period,

170. Chenge the appointment of Mr. John A. Walter, Wcbnical Reports Editor, to fuU-t3rrse for the period September 1-15, 1954, at w monthly salary rate of $566.66. Nuclear Ph eic8 Laboratory 171. Change-G e appointwmts of the folbwing Rgsearch Scient ista (~aculty)to full-the for the perfod September 1-15, 1954, at the monthly rate indicated for each: Jowph C . Groaskre utz $533 33 Walter E. IfiUett 533.33 ~iuiamW. clendenin 488.88

172, Appoint Mr. Ira bn Morgan aa Research Scientist (F~~~ICB)V at a monthly raw of $582,m, effective September 1, 1954, fsychologlcal Research FoundatJon 173. Appoint I&. Harold Ytevenaoa 813 Re~earchScientist (Psychology) (~~cult~~(one-fourthtime) at $130.55 per month for the ~ri& October 1 - December 31, 1954, payabk Frcsm Con-tsact AF a(600)-913, 174, Appoht Mr. Barry Helson as Research Scientist (~sychology) (~aculty)(one-eighth time) at $122.22 per month, effective September G, 1954, payable from Contract AF 28(600)-9l6. Radf ob .Sological Laboratory 175. ~ppointW. ~heophilusS. Painter as Pirector (~aculty)(one- fourth t-*) effective-~e~temberl6, 1954, at a mnt& ra& ' of $291.66.

176. Appoint m. Uilliam B. hlching as Research Scientist IV (~~ychology)at $435 -00 ger month Pox. the period September 1-15, 1954, 371, Appoint Mr. Willlam E . Jordan as Research Scfentist IV at $457.00 per month, effective September I, 1954, Research in Growth g Biaelectrics %mErpoTnT~.R. Schrank ee Director (~acule~)at $455.55 per math, for the petiod September 1-15, 1954.

Research in Meaical Bacteriolo -a Charles E. I%kford 0s Director (~acultyty)at $722.22 per month, fox the period September 1-15, 1954,

Research IJINyclegr Chemistry nP&tMr., Zeon 0. Morgan as Director (Faculty) at $644.44 per month for tke period 8eP&mBer 1-15, 195bt after whda tm he will continue to' serve as Director without salary.

Research in Frdpe-ica of Li bids and Solide -haze* tix aspointmeb.~.Xilron Hone, Director (FPCUI*~), to full-time at $700.~0 per month for the period September 9-15, 1954, and effecttve September l6 to one-fifth time at $140~00per month. l82. Appoint MY. Welter R, Runyea ss Research Setentiat (Phyeica) TV (one-fifth tlne) at $91.40, effective Septeder 1, 1954,

SanPtary Engineering Pr0Jec-L i83,aelete the nam of Mr, ErnesC W. Steel as Director (Paculty).

184. Cbange the tOtk of Mr. Earnest F, Glow 4m Director (~aculty) effective September 1, 1954, his rates of pay .to remrah as indicated in budget,

285, Appoht Mr. Ben B. Ewhg as Rosearch Engineer (~act~ty)(one- fourth time) st $119,44 per month for the period September 16, 1954 - 3- 15, 1955. %. Appotnt m. Clarence 3, Scherer ae Research Scientist I11 at $414.00 per month for the wr tcd Sep-tember 5-15, 1954.

187. Appoint Mr, Edward R. Hemam as Research Engineer TV at $480.00 per month, effective September 13, 1954. Social Pe cholo Reeaawcb Pro ect ~K-~AM-. &BB DL~C~O~(P~cu~~Y) at $688.88 per man% for the prlod Septenber 7-15, 1954, -and ef?ective September l6, 1954, on a one-fourth t- baaia at $172.22 pr month.

189, Appoint Mr+ Eenjamtn Fmchbr ae Rewwcb Scientist (~aculty) at $611.11 per month for the period 6eptember 1-15, 1954.

Struc-al Bchanica Beearch Laborator 190. ~ppoinmmqeon a8 LoJect Director (one-fourth time) at $208,33 per month, eff'ectlm September I, 1954.

191, Appoint Mr. Ei A, Blmrger am Reeearch E~irseer(~aculty) (onemfourth t*) at $163.88 per manth for the period Sephbsr 1-15, 195 4. 1 Appoiwt Mr , Carl El Stepr ae Beesarch Engineer (~aculty) (one-b~'%*at $255.56 per mnth for the period September 1-15, 1954,

193* Appoint Mr. Hudson Matlock ag Reaearch Engineer (~aculty) at $6U,U. per month for the puriod Seg*mber 1-15, 1954.

CHUUUWGKOEW ~IVEElSLTYCONELACT: I recommd approvaZ of the follow- appoinbntrr under tb-act, rt ia ~rs~that 80 zointsd am to continw a. mmMrq qi tb iaculv oi *w mwe$ty- oP -me, making pymerrta 5nto tha Wacbr Retireqat' W, hhbing group inewance, etc,

1, Mr. E, W, Steel, Profeesor of Civil l!4zgineeriag, an Chief Aavirrer (Chief of party), to give general. aeslstance in development of stlgineer- ing education and spcial rts~istancein the fkld M eanitary engineering, at an annual gmem pay of $13,392, effective date of appointmant being August 27, 194,

2. &,':Harry L, Kent, Jr,* Associak Profess~rof Mechanical Engineer- ing, aa Mechanical Engineer, to eerve as a vfsiting profeeam, acting aa adviser for planning and supervlaing the asmistance in the field of mechanical engineering, at an annuel woes pay of $10,080, ef'fective date of apgoSnWent being Sepbmber 2, 1954,

SALE OF WVERSITY PROPERTY: The Orton Foundatton, which ha~laseir*ted the- purchase of meterial for work In tb fteld of ceramica by match- ~~versityfunds, haa ofPered Co help again In the purchatre of sevaral items, among them a tempreture recorder, total purchase price to be about $1,810 291e Degar-nt of Csramtc Engineering requeste, and I so recomnd, that they be allowed to eeU several surpBus l*ma drf equipment that were purchased by the Research Laboratory, the total sale price to be in the neighborhood of $5,000 to $6,000, an& dewsit the pmceeda to the %partmen% of Ceramic Engineering Spec381 Equipment Fund, account No, 24l.6, part of thla money to be used ta mtch Orton funds erad the remainder to purchacre othr equipmnt for Lbe Iktgartment,

AWARDING OF CONYRAC'P FOR IMPROVEME3T OF SERVICE Dflm AND COMESTRWTION OF s~mfi:~~fofi~~wen rez~,GtbsrXEe drive, located -nor- Power Plant, and the ai8ewallr locate& on tbe eaet eide of Ban Jacinto between 24th and 23rd 8treets:

Bidder &errrice Drive Sidewalk Co&laatian co~h~.t;ructi~~CO, -$-T;l1,60 $- $ 41935mm Jce Evana Construction Co, ll,232.00 7,604,~ 18,836 .So LUiag Construction CQ. II -- 6,923.u kufrals Bros, 1,608,00 4,417.00 6t~~100 Earl Rogers 1,810 ,00 2,254 ,OO 3,964m

The loveat combination bid la $3 g6b,00, The lownst combination of individual bide amounts to $1,688.00 plue $2,254.00--$3,942.0(). Tba contracts are be- awerded to MaufVaZs mothers for $1,688,~ ad Earl Rogere for $2,254,~. I recomnd approval. 167 --GIFTS AND Gm: The follolring gifts and grants have been received at the kin University. 1 recrmmend acceptance and that the thmks and appreciation of the Board be sent the donors.

1. The Gaivestcn Cc\unty Jevish Welfare Asaociatiar! has sent a check in the amount of $25.~for deposit to the Kallab of Texas Rabb5sr book account.

2. A check in the amount of $3,327.33 hac been received from Dr. Sim Wulsey, Treasurer of the Association of Allergists for Mycological In vesti;gations, Tnc., for deposit to bQcolo3icd Research Project.

3. Mr. Sidney Mezea Wytlne fs presenting to the University n portrait of his late uncle, Dr. Sidney MczeS. 4. A check In the amount of $4,000 hae been received from Mr. R . P . Baxter, Secretnry-Weaeurer of the T?xeg Llfe Convention for underwriting expense of FL professorship in the College c:f Business Administration.

5 The Telus Savings and Loan League has made a contribution in the amcunl or $4,000 to the College of Business Adminititratton Foundation. They plan to make such a contribution annually for a period of five years .

6. The Institute of Public affair^ Foundation has received dnnations as follo~rs:

-Donor FLmt Rock~rellFund, 1ncorparated $2~0.00 The Bilas Morning Beus 100.00 Grayson County State Bank, Sheman, Texas 25.00 Citizens National Benk of' Tyler 25.00 !dolfe City Natiana Bank 5 .OC Mr. S . G. T~ylor,San Antonio 2 a 00

7. The Southland Paper Mille Foundation of Lu-in has sent a check in the arnirunt of $1,600 as a scholarship for Mr. James mnald Crawford, to be wid to him in two installments of $500 tach, one at the be~inninz of the fall semester and the other the beginning of tie spring aemester.

8. ?%e Brennan Advertisin2 Azency has sent a check in the amount of $100 for ~ajmentof the Brennan Adverticing Agency Schalarshlp in JourrAa.lism, the recipient of whf ch for 1954- is Mr. Arnold M. Barban.

9. The Humble 011 and ReTininz Company of Ho~stonlms sent a check in the mamt of $3,000 to upp port research in spectrosc~pyand pl~oto- chemistry under the direct ion or Dr. F. A. Mst sen.

10, Eli LFlly and Co~npanyhave sent a check in the amc~untof $4,000 for a renewal of a research grant on lipoic acid under the direction of Dr. L. 3. Reed, Assistant Prol'essar of Chemistry.

11. The National Academy of Sciences has sent two checks in the amount of $1500 each; one representing th~bdmcc of a grant for invecti$ations, in conr~ectionwlth the wind str~rmsin an Angelo in June 195.4; and the other being an advance toward the expenses in cannection with the investigation of the Rio Gpandc Rfver Flood Bisaeter.

12. The thiversity Cooperative Socicty, Inc., has sent a check in the amount of $151.41, yepresenting th~pruceeds from rebate sLfps un~lail~ied, Tor dt?posit to the American Legion Post #485 Loan Fwd.

13- The Texas Eastman Company of fangview, Texas has sent a check in the am~ultof $2,408.00 to cover their fellowship for the academic year 1954-55.

14. W Allen Early, 3r. of Amrillo has given $25 -00 as a contr55ution to thc: Scllolsrshfp Fwd of the Schval of Social I.Tork. Gilts and Grants (continued) Tcxidcand Carbon Chemicals Corporation ha sent G check in the amount of $2,000 to cover the Fellowship in Chemical Fngineerinz for 1954-55. The recipient, I%?* 3. L. Reeves, will receive $1,500 and the remaining $500 will be used Pof research .purposes by the Department 09 Chemical Engineering,

16. Mr. G. R. Mhite, Brady, Texas, has send a check in the munt of $300 to be deposited to the account of the Plant Research Institute - Graas Research Project.

17. The Shell 013 Company, through the $hell Fellowship Committee, has sent a check in the amount of $1,900 in payment of the Shell Fellowship in Geolo;g for the 1954-55 academic year, $1,500 of which is for the recipf ent , Mr. Rue3 H. Doney , and $400 for Special ProJect Expenses of the Kkpartrnent of Gcolom, The Shell Company has also sent a second check in the mount of $462.20 to cover tuition a!ad ees for Mr. Doney.

18. The E. I. Wont deNemows and Company, Inco-rpo~aWof Wilmington, Delaware, has sent a check in the amount of kq3,308 to coves a $2:108 Fellowship in Chemical Engineering for 1954.55 for Mr Robeft E. Pennington and an award of $1,200 to the Wniveraity.

19. The Gulf Reaaarch and Developwnt Company of Pitt~bwgh,Pennsylvania, has forwwded a check in the amount of $1,314 to cover the Gulf Oil Fel- lowship in Chemical Enginee~in~for 1954 55, $1,000 of which ie stipend for the fellou; $314 for tuition and fees. The recipient is Mr. Y. K. Sulr'kar. a. The Standa,rd Oil Company of Texas has sent a check for $1,810 in payment, of the Fello~rahipin G:*ology for 1954-55. Mr. JmsStuart Pittman, Sr. is the recipient. Qf the amount $310 is for fees.

21. Stanolind Foundation, fnc. , has sent a check for $2,385.00 in payrent of the Stanolind Fellowship in GeaLogr for 1954-55 whdch prwi des a stipend of $1,500 for the reclpf ent , Mr , Georze Keith Sirnine, ~nd$500 l*or field work and tuikfon and fees in the amount of $385 for the Long Session nnd the 1955 Smer Session.

22. Stanolind Foundation, f ncorpm&ed, hag sent a check for $1,600 in payment of Fellmrehf p tn Petroleum Engineerin2 for 1954. 55. Mr. Geor,;e J. Heuer, Jr., is the recipient and will receive a tipe end of$1,500 pius $1~0for tuttien and fees.

23. The Stmd~rdOil Compmy of *xas has sent a check in the amount of $1,000 in payment of twu !$PO Scholar~hipsin Petroleum Engineering for 195b--S$, The recipients are Mr. B. B. Banner, Jr., and Mr, MeF. Dickenson.

24. The Palacfoa Independent School District hae sent a check in the amount ~f $250 as a scholarship for Mr. Courtlmd Frankson.

25. Mr. Albert Ebans, Jr. , of Fort hbrkh has sent a check in the amount of $1~for depo~itto Account No. 8028, Scholarships and Fellowships, Evme and Associates Advertising Scholarchip.

. The Rally Bryan Perry Fund has received contributions as follows:

Hutchings-Sealy Natianal Bank of Galveston 8 25.00 Mrs. W. 3. Sharp, Stockbridge, Massachusetts 100.00

27. h ilonor who wishes to remain ananymous has se11t a check In the amount of' $500 for deposit to the Judee Joseph C . Hutcheson , Jr ., Scholarship md.

28. A dm~rwho wishes to rem3,in anonymous has sent a check -Ln the amcunt of $300 to renew ior the 1954 55 school year the ~cholar~hipin the School of Law in honor of Colonel !d. S. Simkins. Gil'ts and Grants (continued) -ccIc . Checks as listed have been received for deposit to P.ccount No. 8368, Scholarehip Account of the John Charles Townea Foundation:

Fulbright, Crooker, Freeman, Bates and Jaworski $250.00 John C . Hoya 100.00 Sylvan Lang 300 -00 Dallas Scarborough ZO0.00 Vinsor,, Elkins, bleema & SearZs 350.00 Mr. Alex Silverman, El Paso 10.00

30. Checks as listed have been received for deposit to Account No. 8562, Unellotted, John Charles Townea Foundation:

Mr. S, A. L. Morgan, Houaton $ 5.00 Mr. Willism Seipel andMr. William A. Skipel, San Antonio 25.00 Mr. Will A. Morries, Jr.,San Antonio 10.00 Mr. Herbert L. Srnfth, Austin 25 .QO Mr. Nillian E , Rew, San Antonio 5

Miss Elizabeth Suiter, Winnsboro 5 moo Mr. Julian M. Mecr, Dallas 15 .OO Mr. S- T. krris, Amarillo 10 .QO MT. Noble W. Prentice, Austin 5 Mr. Rob@rt C. Lanier, Houston 10.00 Mr. Barefoot Sanders, Dalla~ 5 .00 Classes of 1949, 1950, and 1951 83-97 31. The American Foundation for PhamaceuticaZ Education, Washington, a. C., has sent a check In the munt of $1,025, repreaentfng the first of tvo checlcs to support its Teaching Fellowship in Business or Pharmacy Admini~trationfor 1954,,55. Mrs. E. 3. Hall is the recipient.

32. The American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education, IJashin&on, D. C., has sent a check in the amount of $400 in myment of scholarships sponsored by the Foundat Ion.

33, The American As~ociationor Oil Well Drilling Contractors has sent a check in the mount of $1,,250 ac the first quarterly payment on their annual grant-in-aid to the Petroleum Training Department of the Industrial and Business Training Bureau,

34. The Vocatianal-Industrial Club of Texas has sent a check in the am& of $600 for use of the Industrial and Business Trainin2 Bureau,

35. The Corn Products Ref in i n& Company of Chicago has sent a check in the mount of $1,2~0,represent inz a one -,half payment of the scholarship fund being set up by that company for the school year 1954-55, A second payment is to be made in January. This money is to be used for four $600 scholarships for this year, one for E freshman, one for a sophornre, one for a Junior and one for a senior. The plan of the company Is that each student receiving a scholarship krill continue to receive cne during his university career, the freshman for four years, the sophomore for three, junior for two and senior for one. After this yew a four-year scholaxehip will be awarded each yew to m entering freshman. Mr. Stanley Crump Phipps and Mr. Charles Joe Stalmach, Jr . , sophomore and junior, respectively, have been selected as two of the recipients fur 1954-55.

36. The Austin National Bank, as Independent. Executor crf the Est~teof John C. Palm, deceased, has sent a check in the amount of $1,500 to establish ''The John C. Palm Loen Fund" to be handled by the University' s Cornittee on Loas adScholarships in accordance with terms a.s set out in Item 8 of the will of Jolm C. Palm.

37. The HOSE Fclundation has given to the Department cii Educational ~sycholowa grant of $3,660 for two iellotrships in ~umanDevelopment and fur expenses which may be incurred in research, the total amount to be divided as follows : for the two fellowships, $2,160.00; $1,'j00 for research expenses. 170 Gifts end Gmts (continued) TTheZeta T~iuAlpha Fraternit7 has sent a check in the mount of $900 ,GO to cover the Dr. May mess Hoplcins fellowship granted to &s . Joan Smith. 37. A check for $90 has been received fmm Mr. E. P. Cravens, Austin, Texas, as Trustee for the Public Welfare Foundation, representing a one- half payment of their scholnrship for 1954-55. A second check in the c&meamount will be sent after January 1, 1955,.

40. The Grand Cormnandeyy Knights Templar a£ Texas has sent a check in the mount of $500 to be used as a ~ckolarshipfor Miss Cora Jo Bruce ol" Plainview, Texas, payments to be made to the recipient at the rate of $250 following fall reg1st rat ion and $250 following spring registration. A similar scholarship has been provided fox Misa Me& Plarpret Miller of' Fhco, Texas.

41. The National Education Lorn Amd Cornittee of the Disabled American Veterens Auxiliary hae sent a check in the munt of $l00 as a, scholarship for Mr. Walter E. OiConnell. 42. The Lions Club of Snyder, Texas has sen+ a check in the mount of $100.00 for the benefit of Nr. Monnie Hedges, payable fallowing registration at University of' Texas.

43. A check in the mount af $400 has been sent by the First Marine Division Association, Inc. - Scholarship Fund to be paid to Mrs, Vemz. hycs Rice as an undergraduate scholarship, payable $200 followine; registration for the Pall 1954 semester and $200 following registrat ion for the ~pring1955 semester.

44. The Houston Chamber of Commerce has sent a check in the amount of $600.00 drawn on the Harris County Youth Scholarship Fund to cover two scholarsl~fpsof $300 each. The students selected to receive these scholarships are Miss Dorothy Davis and Miss Bette Ne11 Holman and payment wfll be made at the rate of $150 at the time of registration for the fall 1954 semester ~nd$150 at the spring 1945 seme~ter. 45. Thc Anmrillo Classroom Teachers Aasociatfon has sent a check in the mount or $50.GO as a, scholarship for Miss Ann Qusley.

46. The Schlumberger Foundation of Houston has sent z. check in the sn~oun-Lof $2,030, one-half of vhich is to be used as a grant to the University for my purpose of its chooein:;, and the other $1,000 to est&blLsh two ~cholsrshfpsof $500 each for the 1954 ,551 school year, the scholarships to be awarded to atudents of high academic standing who are full--tfme students in their jimior or seniar year of under- grdduate study, aaajoring In either electrical, mchanical, or petroleum engineering, physics or t:eolo~, end who plan to complete, prior to earning their undergraduatt degrees at least 12 semester hours of study in electricity.

47. The Austin City Council P. T. A. hhs sent EL check in the amount of $100 to be used as a scholarship for Mise Margaret Battle.

40. A check in the amount of $1,200 has heen sent by Mrs. Hazel B. Falconcr for the Falconer Scholarship for 1954-55. Miss Adoration M. Mayo of Manila, P.I., is the recipient.

49. The Fort Worth Professional Chapter of SimDelta Chi has sent 8 chec1.r in the amount of $100 a6 a scholarship for Mr. Thomas Van Thompson.

50. me Engineers Cl.ub of Dallas has sent a check in the amount of $250 as a scholarship for Mr, Richard McCracken or hllas, for the first semester of 1954-55.

51. The Stephen F. Austin Sr. High P.T.A. af Houston, Texas bas sent a check in the amount of $100 represating a scholarship to be given to Miss Dori s Laird, paycble at conipletian of fall re~istration, 1354. --GiPts ad Grants (continued) 52. The Longvim Civitm Club has sent a check in the moult of $250 - to be used as a scholarship for Miss Clara Ann Schell, payable on Ccmplet ion of 1954 fall registration.

53. Tbe Riverside Lions Club of Fort Worth has fient a check in the mo~mtof $300 to be used for u scholarship for W. William Reece Holden, half to be paid to him at the beginning of the fall semester, 1954, and half :tt the besinning of the spring amester, 1855.

54,. The Lulac Educational Fund of Houston has sent n check in the amount of $75.00 for a scholarship for Mr. RicWd Bnrrego for the fir~tsemester of 1954-55.

55. The Humble Orl. md Refining Cnqetny has sent a, check in the amount of $10,000 in payment of five Humble fellowships of $1,900 each in the fie1.d~of Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Geology, Accounting, and Law, wlth an additional $500 for Geolow ftr field work durinz the summer months.

6 The Stmdard 013 Company of Texas has sent a chcck in the amount of $750 for use by the Department oP GeoZog. The money is being deposited to the account of the Gcolow Foundation.

57. The Hclgg Foundation is =warding two fellowships to graduate students in the tro.ining program of the Testing and Guidance Bureau, each in the ,mo~>ntof $990 - The recipients are Mr. John Michel. and Mr. Deore Cannon.

58. The Houston Council of Parent Teacher Association has sent a check in the atnoutlt of $150 as a, scholarship for Miss Alberta Beeler, payment to be m.de in full on completion of fall 1954 re~tstration.

59. A check in the amount of $400, drawn on the Maud E. Warwick Fund for War Owhas, Inc., has been received as a scholarship for Mias Joan Elizabeth Smith of' Sam Antonio, payments to be made in monthly Pnatal3ments of $50.00 each besinning October 1, 1954.

. MY. L. V, Todd of Austin has sent a check In the mount of $100 representing the 1954-55 gi?t of Mr. and Mrs. Todd to be added to the Vernon Todd, Jr. Scholarship account.

G3 . The Hogg Foundation is making available to the Department of Educ~tinnal Psycholorn a fellowship in Special Education in the amount of $1,200 to cover the period September 1, 1954 - Jme 30, 1955. Mr. Bert Levfne ia the recipient.

62. A check in the mount of $bO has been received to be used for the work of the Texas Journdism Scholarship Fund. The donor wishes to remain anonymous.

63. me American Chemical Society has made a grant in-aid of $4,750 from the Petroleum Research Fund to be used by the Department of Chemistry, under the direction of Dr. Robbin C. Anderson, to finance a study of Mechanisms of Nucleation and Cnrbon Form~tionin Hydrocarbons. The sum vill be available for the twelve month period be;.;innin; October, 1954. --USE OF TEXTBQOKS: I recommend apprr~vdof the use of tl~following textbooks written by members of the i'aculty:

I. Muals for use in Geolo,$ in sedimentary petrograpw :~nd sedimentatJon courses prepared by Assistant Professor R. L. Folk and to be rnimeo2raphed in two parts, one by the Ulied LetZer Service at 706 per copy and tW otherby Hemphill's at 80#, with no royalty to the :.luthor.

2. The Key 2 Gemn Translation by Assoc iatc Profezsor C . V. Pollard : to be used in Gem314 and 315 classes. Thde is a revispd edition of Thc Practical Solution to German Translation approved in previcuts years, -md will cell for 36.00,with a royalty of 3-00to the author on new copies. --USE OF T!EXT800KS (continued) 3. Personnel btmagement, by Scott, Clothier, and Spriegel, Fifth Edition, a teKt used for Mwasement 325 and Managekt 3ul, published by ~c~rkw-Hl11,priced at $6.50 with 7.5% royalty for the authors.

b. Princtples of Business Organization, Spriegel, and hvies, moUd Edition, a textused fdr Management 303, published by Prent Lce-Hall , Incorporated, priced at $5.95 with 15s royalty for the authors.

5. Industrial Management, Spriegel and Lansburgh, Fourth Edition, a text used in Mmagement 334 and Management 381, published by John Wiley and Sons, priced at $6.25 with 1% royalty for the authors,

5- Comparative Education, edited by A, 8. Moehlman and Roucek, for use in Ed. ~mublishedby %y&n Press, priced at $k .95, roydties prorated according to number of chapters, with app~oximately $180 per year net for Dr. Moehlman. 7. Laboratory Manual --in Soil Mechanics by Professor Raymond F. Dawson for use in ~ivi~meinterin~cowsea , pub3 ished by Pitman Pulolf shing Company, priced at $3.25 per copy, the author to receive a royalty of lOqb retail price on first 2500 coples, 12& on second 2500 copies, and 15$ on nkl future copies.

8. MLmeoGraphed material uf ~pproxlmately450 pages prepared by Dr. Hubert Winston Smith for his course Zn Legal Medicine to sell ~t $4.50 per copy. The material Is to be prepared in installments in the Lar.1 School and receip%sfrom sales ere to be pl~cedin the Maintenance and Equipment account of the Law Science LnstPtute. None of the moneys will go to Dr. Smith. FELLOWSHIPS -AND SCHOLARSHIPS: The following fello~.:shTp~and scholarships have been =anted on recomendatfcln of the appropriate cmittee of a~~ard;

1. Public Welfare Foundat ion Scholarships in the maount of $225 .C!O each, payable $25, OO per month, beginning October 1, 1954, have been awarded as follows:

Robert Ihmey Bilburn Jmes Homer Tolax Lannon Dell Reed Patricia Adele Williamn; Margaret Louise SIlores Gladys Mae llravenec Eve MGrie Sperl ing Mzry M. Fish Mlldred Faye Thames

2. Wiilim David Appling and Dewey Val Schorre have each been awarded a $750 Arthur LeFevre, Sr. Scholnrshfp for the 1974-55 Long Session,

3. H. S. Groesbeeck SchoZa~shipshave been awarded to Mmzaret Lorrme Henderson and Robert Sevell Putnam for the Fall Semcster in the mount a£' $75.00 and for the Sprfng Semester in the ssme arnomt.

4. Mr. T* J. TJard has been named ua the recipient of the 1354-55 Xll.inois Clay Products Company Pellowships. The appointment is Srom September 16, 1954 June 15, 1955, md the stipend is G125.W per month for the nine months period.

5. The f~l10t~ir.gschol.ar~hips in thc School of Lew h~vtbeen awarded lor 1954 54. Vherc the scholarship goes to the same person for the GC~OO? year, pa;yment is made in two Installments, at the berjinnlng oi each semester:

Austin Lawyers' Wfves Schol~rship $303 Gabe Thomas V-Lck Weatherford, Texas

300 James Philip C~.they Wichita, Kmsas FELWWSHJPS -AND SCHOLARSHIPS (cant inued) 1735 LAIT Clabs Scholarship $300 Paul Kfrt an , k1:La

Jerome K. Crossman Scholarship 300 JamesM, OtLeary San Antonio

Jmes R. Dougherty Scholarship #l 600 M. L. NU1, AustFn dames R. Dougherty Scholwship #2 500 Earl Elliott, Houston

Fulbri&t, Croaker, Freeman, Bates B. Joseph E . Hewton and Jaworski Scholarship 250 Auetfn

John E. Green, Jr. Scholarship 300 Gordon Lee Llewellyn Fort Wort11

John C. Hoyo Award 1QO Conrad P. Werkenthin Austin

Joseph C. Elutcheson, Sr. Scholarship 500 Jack C. Duncarl, Clarksville

Sylvan Lang Scholarship

$!right Chnl fat Morror~Scholarship 300 Boyd D. Taylor, Temple

Dqlns Scarborough Scholarship 200 Duane 0. Jumd, El Paso

Colonel \J, S . Sinkins Scholarship 300 Wm. E. Wright, Austin

Vinson, Elkins, lieems & Searls 350 JessePaul.Rhodes,Jr. Scho1o.rship Austin, Ffrst Semeeter - $175 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Strauss Hallettaville, Becond Semester - $175

Frd: Bobbitt Memorial ScholnrshZp #l 500 Norm Black, Houston

Frd Babbitt biernorial Scholarship if2 SCO Walter E. Barnett, Dallas

John Charles Tawne~Founktion 300 Charlea Lee Sowell Scholarship San Antonio, First Semester - $150 Wi~lterP. Wolfram Auatin, Second Semester - $150

250 Charles D. C,:baniss Garland Ambrose R. Ehbrey, Jr, Hmi lton Ada Cronfel, Fir& Semester - $125 Argant ina Cronf el, Second Semester - $125 C. Miss Zue Vmce of Azle, Texas ha6 been awarded the Humble Oil and Refining Compmy Graduate Fellotrship in Lnw. She will receive a titipend. of $1,600, payable in eight monthly installments beginning October 1, 1954,

7. Miss Charlotte Wolcott has been awarded the Estelle B. Shzrp Scholarship fur 1354-55 in the munt 01- $750.00

8. Mr. John P. Clark and MT. Erwin Arthur Reinturd h~vebeen named the recipfents of R Schlumber2er Scholarship for 1954-55 each in the ~unt or $5~~payable $250 on rtslstration in the Fall Semester and $250 on registration in Spring Semester. FELTAWSHIPS AND- SCHOLARSHIPS (continued) 9. Miss Janet Holder of Mart has been awarded a scholarship for 1954-55 from the Texas Federation of FTomen's Clubs 1903 Scholarships.

10. Mr. Robert Edwards of Xou~tonbas been named the recipient of the I;lilliam James Battle Scholarship Fn Classical Lan~uagesfor 1954-55 in the amoufit of $100.

11. MI?. Jack O'Neil \hitley ha13 been aw~rdedthe Paul Clyde Oberg Scholarship for 1954-55 tn the aunt of $100.

12. Mr. Charles John Mankin ks been a~~mrdedthe Iqalter B. Sharp Sclmlarsbip in Petroleum Geolow in the total amount of $750, payable $100 monthly October - April ; and $p,in May,

13. The folloving have been selected to receive scholarships from the American Citizens of ktin Extraction Scholnrship Fund in the amount of $50 each, payable $25 each semester:

Gutierrez, Ireneo, ST. Ruiz , Maxy Herrera

14. Miss &.rJorie June Reid has been named the reci~~ierltof the L.A. Pires York Scholarship for 1954--55 in the mount of $200, payable $100 each semester.

13. Miss Gloria Faith Coffin md Miss Shirley Ann Coffin hc;ve been a~mrdedAscher Silber~tein Scholarships Tor 1954, $5, payable $75.00 during September re;istr&ion and $9.00 on J,muary 15, 1955.

16. Mr. E . S. Efrett has been m~:~rcleda Jonas 2nd Ibru Silberstein Scholarship for 1.9$b--55 in the mount of $50.

17. Mr. Rudy Wayne Chromchak. has been given 2 Alfred B. Wolters Scholar- ship for 19511--$5.

10. Mra Joan Thompson Muse hz.s been awsrded the Ihiteaelle Scholarship for ~954-55.

19. L;:Verne Noyes Scholarship have been awarrled to the following for the 1954-55 Lone Session and the 1955 Smer Session, the scholarships coverw all. required fees except supplementary fees in Fine Arts and the Generai Property Deposit :

Marianne Allert Conrad Derdeyn Joseph Tom K. Barton William ~vereuxKlapp Susan Besset G. H. Lampley Claibome Murray Bell To~rpr~lWayne Lueders Clyde Stuart Bell Howard McCann Susan Gene Beynon Patricia Ann McClellan Helen G. Callicutt Buford D. McKlnney, Jr, Vlrginia Ilene Ciarlariello Arthur Edtrin Mason, Jr. John Harrison Cockrell, Jr. Jackie Ann krnaan Jerry G. Cole Wrtha Powell Je~omeE. Cook Cleveland Lewfa Puckette, 11 Marcia Beth Cooper John Elliott Puckette, Jr. J,me s EQar Cowles George S. Robertson, Jr. Martha AlimEvan$ Henrietta Ann Slavik Mae Barbee Frazicr Joan Elizabeth SmStk Hsrlic Petterson Gilleapie Iff Archie Calhoun Swindel,l, Jr. Janice Carolyn Graning Sari& Frances Watts John William Hamlett James Edfirund White Dou31as Henderson John Poston White Mary Malton Johnson

20. Music Schol.mshipe for 1954--55have been m~rdledas follo~ra:

Shirley &trie De Coux, Fort Prtllur Pimo !;loo. 00 Elaine C. Needhem, Coqus Christi Cello 100 .OO Avie Kellmann Teltschilc , Floresville !kumpet 1CO -00 FELLOl!SHFPS AND ECHQLARSIIIF (continued) MUSIC SCBOZAR~HIPS (cont inud) Jnnelle mthals, Sun Angclo Piano SmH. Millig~n,Denton Harp Cherlott e &bry Jaclrson , Mi~slseippi Harp J~susM. hrrer~,Corpus Christi Violin Amold 8. Mames, Paesaic, N. J. Viclls Seyrnour Wakschal, Roslyn, L. I., N. Y, Violin Carolp Miriam Gps, Ba,ytown Viol in bhry KEY Ranks, Jackson. ~iseissippi Harp

Except in caoe of Mr. Ma~esand Mr, W&schal, there entire mount is payable First Semester, the scholarships will be paid hdf th? First Semester and half the Second provided a grde averege of "B" is maintained.

2 The following scho3:1rships in Pharmacy have Been awarded for the

First Semester off the 1954-,55 Long Session, in the mount ' of $90.00 each: Glass Professional Pharmacy, Odessa Murlyn Be3.1aq Bchrens Dm2 Company Vincent CrixelS. William 0. Henry An~ricanFoundation for Pharnaceutical Merle Den jamin Educatirrn Olivero Everett Frzrdclin Knebel Jngc J. Lubasch Sot~t~hweaternDru& Corporation Jo Anne Dccl~er Jerry W . ktson Harold Setliff

22. Mr. Charles M. Jenkins is to receive the total stipend of $1 ,&o ~nade;:.vrtilable by the American Desk Emufacturing Cumparry at Tcqlc for research on Class Seating in Elementary Schaola, pa.pents to be madc monthly September through Yhy at the rate of $200.

23. Mr. Neil Darrel Cos has been named the recipient o: the Monsmto Chemical Company Under&rduate Scholarship in Chemical Fhgineering for 1954 55: the totel stipend of $500 to be paid in one check.

2h. We. Georae Addran Clarj has been named tcl receive the S.ally C.z~ruttiFaxley Scholarship in the amount of $50 for 1754--55.

25. A post-doctora.1 Rosalie B. Hite Fellovsllip has been awarded Dr, Adonis Reis ura decarvalho of Brazil, who lc tror:;in;; at thc Patholo@ Departmcnt of the M. D. Anderson Hospital. The tc~talCellowship is $3,600 for tveltre months, and becomes effective September 1, 1954.

26. Dr. ?bmomichi Ymzgita has been awarded a post -doctcral Rosalie B. IIitc Fellotrship in a total azmt.int of $3,300 for the peri~dOctober 1, 1354 August 31; 1955.

27. Mr. Alan Gerald Krasnoff hzs received n pre--doctoral Rcselie B, Hite Pellowsbip in the total amount of $1,800 (or twelve nmnths, be:;inning September 1, 1954,

28. Mr. John C . Donley has been awarded the Edward Orton, Jr . Ceramic Foundation Scholarship for 1954--55: in total amo~mtof ':;I+,000to be paid in nine equal instsl.hents be~inningSeptember 1, 1954. w. M-Lss Dorothy Warwiclr and Mrs. Triveni Popat have been awarded scholarehips In the amr~tultof $250 each for the Fall Seniester, 1954, froril the Edsar G. Tobin Foundation fund of the School of Socie3. Work,

30, Mr Willim Sterling Woods has been awarded the Florence Flalston Brooke Scholarship in English Tor the Long Session 1954-55, in the amount of $125 -00 33.. hiss Patricia ~nnWCutcheon has been awardedthe baattie Randall SohoJarahip for 1954-55 in the amount of $109, &$?XeRCN COhPrMC'Ei The following contracts and amelldmerrts have been negotiated by the Off ice of Government Sponrsored Research and have been afgned by the President or Acting President upan the reeonrmendatian of the appropriate 'Technical Director, the Dean of the University, and the Comptroller. 1 recommend your approval and ratification of signatures : 1. Contraat No. AF 33 (400)-2E069, by which the Department of the Lir Force, kfr Elateriel Command, provides (1454,1r41.61 for fabrication and ihstallutfon of a dynamio tester for fire contra1 systems. The conkraal is effective for the period September 16, 1954, through September 15, 1955. The program is to be conducted in the iiili- Physica Research hboratory, directed by Dr. I;, Y, Colby, Professor of Physics.

2. Change Order No. C-7 to Contract AF 18(6#)-87, by which the Department of the Air Force, !.:right Air Develoment Center, incoqmratos the fix4 overhead rate of 43.5% of aalaries into the contrwct for calendar year 1954. No other changes are tas.de. The reseaxh on fire control systems continma in the Pdlitary Fhysics Research kboratory, directed by Dr. li. Y. Colby, Profeesor of Physics. 3. Change Order No. C-1 to Contract kF 33 (616)-2423, by which the Department of the Air Force, 1,Jright Air hvelopnt Center, incorpdrates the fixed overhead rate of 43.542 of salaries Into the contract for calendar year 1954, No other changes are laade. The research on the further developtent af recording microwave rafrmctometers continues in the Electrioal. Engineering Research Laboratory, directed by Dr. A. Straiton, Professor of Electrical Engineering. 4. Change Order No. C-11 to Contract kF 18 (600)-113, by which the Qepnrtment of the Air Force, I!ri ht Air Development Center, incorporates the fixed overhead rate of 43.54fi5 of salaria~into the contract for calendar year 1954. iio other changes axe made. The reseamh and development of r'ecording microwave refractombra continues in the Electrical Engineering Research Laboratory, directed by Dr. A. M. Straiton, Rofasaor of Electrical Engineering.

5. Change Order No, C-9 to Contract AF 33(038)-10112, by which the Department of the Atr Force, '!right Air Developent Center, incarporates the Defense Research Laboratory overhead rate of 37.85% of salaries hto the contract for calendar year 1954. No other changes are made. The research on aerodynamics was conducted under the innndiate aupervieion of Dr. lei. J, Thompson, Professor of Aeronautical Engineering. The contract tednated kuguat 31, 1954..

6, Change Order No, C-1 to Contract ilF 33 (6361-2290, by which the Department of the Air Force, !,!right Air Developmnt Center, incorporates the Defense Research Laboratory overhead rate of 37.85% of salaries into the contract for calendar year 1954. No other changes are naade, The research on radar continues in the Defense Reeearch Laboratory, directed by Dr. C. P. Boner, fiofessor of Physics.

7. Change Order No. C-6 to Contract fd? 33 (516)-313, by which the Departnent of the Air Force, GTright Air Ilevelopent Center, incorporates the Defense Research Laboratory overhead rate of 37.85$ of salaries into the contract for calendar year 1954. No other changes are mde. The research on radar continuets in the Defense Research laboratory, directed by Dr. C, P. Boner, Professor of Physics.

8, Supplemental Agreement No. 4 to Contract kF 18 (600)-602, by ~hichthe Department of the Air Force, Air Research and Uevelopent Cad, incorporatea the Unlveraity s 43.54% of salarfes overhead rate into the contract for calendar year 1954 and coxrecta the address of the monitoring agency. Tbe research continwe in the Social Psychology Research Project, directed by Dr. Robert R, Blake, Associate Professor of Psychology, 8. Supplemental Agreement No, 1 to Cuntraot ELF 18 (600)-913, by which the Department of the Air Force, Air Research and Development Cmrad, incorporates tho 1954 calendar year overhead ra- of 43.545 of salaries into the contract. No other chahges are made. The msearch on self- discrepancy ecores and measures of identification as predictors of anxiety continues in the Psychologiual FCesozrch Fouxkticn under 'tho direction of Dr. Philip :!orchel, Bofesso~of PeychoLbw.

30. Supplemental Ag~eernentNo. 1 to Contract AF 18 (600)-916, by which the Department of the kfr Force, Air Research and Developnent C&, incorporates the 1954 calendar year werhead rate of 43,54$ of salariea into the contract. Pio other changes are made. The reaearch on development of aynthetic group procedures for use in classification and screening continues in the Psychological. Research Foundation under khe direction of Dr. Robert R. Blake, Associate Professor of Psychology,

11. Supplemental Agreement No, 1 to Contr~ct;iF lg(b00)-933, by which the Department of the Air Force, Air Research and Development Comnd, incorporates the 1954 calendar year overhead rate of 43,545 of salaries into the contract. No other changes are mde. The research on influences on growth lag in bacterial cultures conthuee under the direction of Dr, C, E, hnkfod, kssocbte PYlofessor of Sacteriolow and Dlrecto~, Research f n Medical Bac teri.ology,

12. Supplemental kgreement ?,lo. 8 to Contract LIF 181600)-165, by which the Department of the Air Force, Air Eesearch and Developenf CoxmanB, incorporatea the 1954 calendar year werhead rate of 43.542 of aalaries into the cohtmct and corrects the address to which vouchers should be mailed. The msectrch on effects of radiation on certain anlraals continuea Itn the Radiobiological taboratory, directed @ Dr. T. S. PaWer, Profsseor of Zoolow,

13. Supplemental Agreement No, 3 to Contract AF 1$(600)-413, by which the Department of the Air Force, Air Research and Development Command, incorporates the 1954 caleladar year overhead rate of 43.54% of sdariea into the contract, No&her changes are made, The research an a photosynthetic gas exclmngor continues in the Laboratoq of Algal Physiologg dhected by Dr. Jack Hyers, Professor of Zoology,

14, Change Order No. ~6 to Contmct 13 18 (6001-87, by which the Departmnt of the Air Force, Wright Air Developnent Center, provides for furnishing certain equipent on loan to the Ydlitary Physics Research Laboratory. The researoh on fire control ~tystemscontinues 93.1 that Laboratory directed by Dr. M, Y. Colby, Rofessor of' Physics, 15. Supplemental Agreement Iio. 3 to Contract AF 18(600)-647, by which the Peparhent of the Air Force, Air Research and Devslopent Commend, incorporates the 1951, calendar year Defense Research hboratary overhead rat0 of 37,855 of salaries into the contract, !do other changes are made. The research on aerodynamics is under the lmmcdiata supervision of Dr. M. J. Thompson, Professor of Ae~omuticalEngineering and ibsociatss Director of the Laboratory,

6 Supplemental Agreement No. 3 to Contract AF 18 (600)-5@, by which the Depr-bnt of the Air Force, Air Research and Developnent Command, incorporates the 1954 calendar year Defense Research hboratory overhead rate of 37.85% of salaries Into the contract. No other change8 are made, The research on aerodynamics is under %ha imnediate supervision of Dr. K, 3, Thompson, Professor of Aeronautical Engineering and Associate Director of tho Laboratory,

17, Supplemental Agreement No. 7 to Contraot AF 19(60&)-183, by which the DeparWnt of the Air Force, Cambridge Research Center, incorporabs the 1954 calendar year overhead rate of 43.54$ of salaries into the contract. No other changes are made. The research on heat flux in the soil continues tn the Electrical Engineering Research Laboratory under the direction of Dr. A. \I. Straiton, bofesaar of Electrical Engineering, 1. Supplemental k~reomentNo. 6 to Contract AF ~9(604)-494,by which the Department of the kf r Force, Canbridge Research Center, incorporates the 1954 calendar year overhead rate of 43.54% of salaries into the contract. No other changes are made. The reeearch on meteorology and radio propagation continues in the Electrical Engheering Research Labarato~junder the direation of Dr. A. W. Strafton, Bofassor of Eleatrical Engineering. 19. Change Order No, 12 to Contract AF 18(600)-113, which the Department of the Air Force, Wright; Air Development Center, extends the the of porfonrcance on certain portions of the contract. The ~ssearch on radar continues in the Electrical Engineering Research Laboratory, directed by Dr. A, W, Straiton, Professor of Electrical Engineering. 20, kmendment No, 25 to Gontract NObsr-52267, by which the Deprbent of the i'zavy, Bureau of Shipe, adda $50,000.00 to the operating funds and extend8 the ending date through November 15, 1954. The reaearch on underwater acoustics continues in the Defense bsearch Laboratory, directed Ik, C, P. Bonar, Professor of Fhyaics, 21. Amendment No. 4 to Basic Contract ~onr-375(00), hy which the Department of the Navy, Office of Naval hsearch, revises certain contractual clauses in accordance with st~tutoryrequirements. Five .task oxdera are currently in effect at the lliafn University under this contract . 22. Amandment Na. 5 to Contract Nonr-375 (02), by which the Deparhent of the &vy, Office of Naval Research, adda $30,100.00 to the operating funda and extends the the of performanoe through August 31, 1958, The research on adsorption and corrosion reactions is directed by Dr. Romn Hackerman, Professor of Chemistry and Director, Corroefon Research Laboratory.

23. Amendment No. 5 to Contract ~om-l&(UO), by whiah the Department of the Navy, Office of Naval Research, prwides cd, SG.00 for an additional. year of research on spore fomtfon and germination in bacteria. The ending date is extended through August 31, 1955. The research is dhected by Dr. J. W. Foster, Prafcssur of Bacteriology and Director, Spre beeasch,

24. Contract Nl23~-1021k, by which the 3epartnent of the bvy, U*S * Navy &chasing Office at Los kngeles, provides fi~7,500,00for study and construction of two microwave atmospheric refractorneterg. The contract is effective for the period June 18, 1954, through October 15, 1954, The work is being conducted in the Electrical Engineering Beeearch Labomtor$ dirsc Led by Dr. A, W . Straiton, Profess or of Elec tsicwl Engineering, 25. Amendmelit No. 1 to Contract H123~-102Lk, Iry r,rhich the Deprhnt of the Navy, U.3, Navy Furchasing Office at Los krigeles, corrects certain deficiencies in the original contract In accordance uith agreements made during negotiaticn,

26, Amendmeat No, 15 to Contract NGrd-10639, by which the Deprtraent of the Navy, Bureau of Ordnance, incorporates the Defense Research laboratory overhead rate of 37,E55$ of salaries into the contract for calendar year 1954 and provides for reimbursement for depreciation and upkeep of Za'boratory vehicles used in peflomnca of the contract. Ths research on uuderwater mechanisms continues in the Defense Research Laboratory, direeked by Dr. C. P, Boner, Profsesor of Physics.

27. Supplemental Agreement No, 6 to Contract No, ~~1-23-~2-501-ORn-(PI&, by which the Department of the Amy, St, Louis Ordnance District, provides for extensf on of time throtxgh October 31 , 1954, preparatory to a longer extension. The research on nitration of toluene continues ~derthe dir~ctlonof Dr. Kenneth A; Me, Profeasos of Chemical Engk~ering. 1954-35 SALARY SUPPU3MENTS: In order to grant the $10.00 per month increase to non-acadac personnel whose salaries were not supplemented under Senate Bill #2, 1954 Special Session of the Legislature, permission is requested to supplement salaries in the following areas out of funds ~zvailableto the accounts:

Waco-San Angelo Diaastsr Study Cotton Economic Resrearch - Hoover Fund - Wages trav testing adminis , trat ive mint equipt and supplies (NO. 5920) Cotton Economic Research - Hoover Fund - Salaries (k.5921) Market in&, Resources and Transportation - Instrument Calibrat f on and Check Wple Research (NO* 6083) Marketing, Resotrrcaer and Tran~partation- Cot?;on Economic Research - Special Lab Course for Cotton Merchants (NO. 6085) Marketing, Resources and Transportation Cotton Economic Research - S~EC~Q~Lab Course for Cotton Merchents - Salaries (NO. 6086) Marketing, Resources end Transportation - lunericen Cotton Shippers Association - Cotton Economic Research (MC . 6819) krketing, Resources and Wansportation - American Cotton Shippers Assaciation - Salaries (MO. 6820) Marketing, Resources and Transportation Dallas Cotton Exchange - Cotton Economic Research (NO. 6823) Bureau of Business Research Account No. 2939 .- Bintenace and Equipment Account No. 6104 - Revision of Directory of Texas Manuf acturerrs Account No. 7120 - Water Requirement Study - Maintenance and Travel RiWPBOPnLATfON OF UMUSED BALANCES: I recornmenti reappropriation of balances as of AT& 31, 1954, ffolows:

1% Balances in Accounts 3125 , 3166, and 3195 of the Physical Plant transferred to a Special Equipment account to be uaed in rehabilitating or replacing elevators in Waggener Hall and Sutton Hall t,o reduce cost of nperat f on.

2 The following accounts in Cotton Merchandising Research:

No. 5901 -, kintenmcc to include travel, testing, supplies, wages, materials, repairs, equipment and other coste incidental to work No. 5920 - Hoover Fund - Wages, travel, testing, administrative maintenance, equipment and supplies

PLANT FUNZ3S WEEENDED AFPROPRIATIONS: Mr. C. H. Sparenberg, Comptroller, --.Ice has written as follows regarding the balances in these funds as of August

"1 recommend that all the free balancee marked "R" be reappropriated 3nd that all the free balances marked "L" be lapsed. All the items marked "L" under Available University Fund appropriations should be lapsed to the Available University Fund Unappropriated Balance. As indfcated on the attached sheets, all items mrked 'Z"under "Real. Estate Rentals" should be lapsed to Account No. 9410 "Unappropriated Balance - Real Estate Rentals", which account should be reapproprfated. All other items marked "L" under "Other Projects - General Fmds" should be lapsed to the source from which they were orignally appropriated. All items marked "L" under "Other Projects - Other Funds", M~inUniversity section, should be lapsed to Account No. 9706 -"Renerve for hpsed Balances New Construct Ion. "

A list of the accounts followa, I recommend approval of the schedule ~etforth:

Available University 9247 - Office 9251 - Remodeling Room 26 --Chern. Blde;, 9266 Prelim Planning and Site Fbrk for Permanent Improvement s R 9272 - Relocation of V Ha11 L 9274 - Relrmdelfng of Old Library Building Tor conv into the Eugene C. Barker Texas Hi8tory Center R 9280 - Replacement of the Attic Portion of the Fume Iiemwal Syetem of the Chem. BuQldIW 8 9283 - Repaira andRemadeling of the Old Law L Buf lding 9285 - Constructing a Sound Shell - Gregory Gymasium R 9287 - School of Journalism - Moving Equipment and Preparation of Wilding R 9288 Relrnbursement of Univers tty Printing Dlvi sion for Transfer of Press Equipment to School of Journalism R 9289 - Reimbursement of University Printing Divf sion for Transfer of Miscellaneous Equipment to School of Journalism R 9290 - Library Shelving in the Physics Library L 9292 - Extension and Revision of Utillty Services - Housing and Home Finance Agency Projects R 9295 - Air Conditioning Hagg Auditorium Air Condit toning Main Buf lding R 93W - Engineering Fees -. Zutmjalt and Vtnther R Other Projects - General Funds Real Estate Rentels TCO- Campus Ext Rentals Receipbs 9401 , sale of ~ouscs 0 9402 U. 5. Government Rent Little Campus into Acct . 9410 Appropriations L) 9406 - Salaries L) 9407 - kintenance and Er:uipment L) 9410 Unappropriated Balance - Real. Estate Rentals R

9414 - Residence for President of Win University - Sale of Old Residence and Wchase, Repairing, etc. of Netr Residence R 1954 Ad Valorem Tcwes on Joseph and Mf ller Properties R 9426 - Enlarging the Engineering Library L 9432 - Improvement of Mens and Womens fntramural Playing Ff elds R 9434 Air Conditionin& etc. of Hif1 Hall - Allotment Account R 9435 - Consulting ArchFtect Fee - &rk Lemon R 9436 Associate Architects Fee - Page, Southerland and Rage R 9437 Air Conditlonfng Contract - Boyer and Lagow R 9438 - El.ectrica1 Contract - W. K. Jemings Company, kmporated R 9442 Remodeling Old Power Plant I, 9446 - Remodeling Sufton Hall L Other Projects - Other Funds Hous in$ and ~lollte~an~roject s 944.7-xmxry for Vomen - Costs not Peyablc under Loan R 9448 - =-tory for &n and Cafet~ria . costs not Payable under Loan &reanent R 9449 - Mens lhrm for Law and Gradute Students - Costs not Payable under ban Agreemnt R 9452 - Remodeling Phycics Buildin8 R 9453 . Remodeling of Fifth Floor of 1.Jsggener Hall R 9455 Air Conditioning of University Tea Houae L 9457 mrmitory for Women on Kinsolving Tract R -Other Projects - Other wds ((continued) -Finance Projects (continued) Repdrs on Buildbgs G and C a< Little

Other ProJec* - Trust Funds 382- Jack and-- Katherine Pearce Ed. Foundation Gift for Katherine Pearcc Darmltory R 9481 - ~ana13uildin~ -8 R 9489 Home Economics Fountain Fund R 9495 -- Theta Sigm Phi Jaurn~lfomLibrary Fund R

Other Projects -, Other-- Funds 5 Bt . on Construction Fmds Tine Deposits 9521 - P A X Phone System Ext 9530 - Houainz adHome Finance Agency PrOjeCts .. TEX 41 -CFl .l2 Allotment Account 9541 -- ConauZtlnr; Architect Fee Mark lemmn 9542 - AssocTate Archftects Fee - Jessen, Jessen, Millhouse and Greeven 954 3 -- Generai Conk ract - Yarbrcugh Construct ion Comnany 95411 Plumbing Contract - V. R. Wattin~er Plumbing Company 9545 Heating Air Cmilltioning md Venti lr'Lin2 Cant - Young md Tratt 9546 - Electrical Contract - 0. H. Cmins Electric Company 9546 - Consulting Architect Fee - &r!! Lemmon 9557 Associde Architects Fee - Page, Sou%herlend and Page 9558 - General Contract - R. P. Farnswoxtt and mmpw 9559 - Plwnbing Contract - Bradshstw and Puryew 9560 - Heat hl,: Air Conditioning and Ventiht ing Contract -- Boyer and Lagow 9561 - Kftchea Equipment Cont - ).ustin Bestaurmt Supply Co~panyIncorpmw 9562 Electrical Cont - 0. K. Cumins Electrical CO~PW gSF(l Consu1tin;l; Architect Fee - Mark Lemn 9572 Associate P.rchitects Fee - ??-Llsan, Idorris, md Cxain 9573 General Cant . Le~lieCrockett Construction Company 9574 Plumbing Hcctin~:Rir Cunditfoning and Ventil3.ting Cont - Boyer and hgaw 9575 - Electrlcsl Contrzct - 0. H . Cumins Electrical Company 9597 - Central Cooling Station - Utilities and Other Outside F~cilities 9601 Pharmacy Building 9612 , N~irserySchool Duildin& 9622 - Three Claasrmm BbtiUSng~ 3624 Special Equipment Romance Lan~gea 9628 - Associate Architect Fee6 Giesccke, Kuehne and Brooks 9629 - Consulting Architect Fee - &~kLemon 9632 - Law Bullding 9636 - General Contract - Fisher Construction Company - walk^, Drives and Curbs - En~ineeringFees - &ntgonery and WillMs 9647 C. Joe Evms Construction Company Cantr. Construct ion 9648 - kndscapZng Parking Lots and Concrete bJalks 9&9 L~mberthna~cape Compttny cmkr. 9652 - LuZing Constr~~c.t;ionCompany bcvatea Contr . %64 Admistrat ion Buikiing- 9647 - Revision of mility Lines In Connection with Construction of Engllah Builbing 9675 - ~nglishClassroom milding 9676 - Assacfatc Architect Fees - Broad end Nelson 9677 Consult in& Architect Fees - Mark Lemon 9678 - General Contract - J. M. Odom 9679 - Plumbing Beating Air Conditioning and Vent ilat l ng C~ntmct- Hatkin and CQ~PW 9680 Electrical Contract - Dean Johnston 9681 - Architecturd Supervision and Other Costs 9690 . Straightening and Dredging Wallar Creek Channel 9695 - Bridges over Wler Creek 9637 -- Zlst Street Bridge and Roadway Approaches - Maufrais Brothers f ncmmated Coatr L 9706 - Restme for lapsed Eldances - Mev Constn~ction R 9707 - Journalism Building R 9708 - Journalism Building Purchase of Machinery and Other Equipment fw Cornpacing Room R -WIEfG STplTuS FOR CERTAIN -ADMXNLS~A~ OF'FIc%; X recummend that the fdlaving ~miveofficers be given voting status in the General ~acGt~of the WmUniverstty :

Mr. Gravce Landrun - Business anager b. fI. Y. McCU~J~- &an af Student Gerviees PRWm ----FROM SALE OF UsEll WJYURE: f recomehd that the sum of $=received from sale of uaed furniture, which action has bem ~pproved,be deposited in Acccufit No. 3125 - Maintenance, Repairs and Enuipment , PHWEElE FROM--- SALE OF GRmKNG -UNIT: I recamend that the eum of $1,800 recefved from sale of grinding wit, formerly the property of Reeearch Laboratory in Ceramics be dcpuai Led to Account Nc, 2416 - Special Equipment - Ceramic Ehgincering. CLASSIFIED PERSONIGT, - NEW- CUSSIFZCATION: I: recommend that the following new 30b cl.assifieation be est&li8hed, the need arising to provide a more correct title for ~tudentsserving as receptionists in the krmitoriee:

m0 Receptionist ; $82 - 160; 4 intexmediate steps; range rider 3 SCHOLARSHIPFUND ------ZSTATE: OF W. A. JAMES: The Hutehings-Scaly National Bank of Galveston,- Texas, as execubr of the Estate oC W. A. James, deceased, kgs sent 590 shares af Peden Iron and Steel Company Conmroln Stock with a tatd value of $18,880, together with an accumulated income check in the mount of $236. Paragraph 10 of the Will of W. A. James provides for a echolarsh3p fund as follows;

"I give, Bev16E an& bequeath to The University of Texas five hundred ninety (590) shares df stack or* the Peden Iron and Steel Company, Houston, Texaa, to be held by the said University, aud the income therefrom to be pld hAtoa revolving scholarship run4 Por the use and benefit of any of q blood relatives. fi? tb event none ~f blood relatives ahall uos the said echolarship fund, tha~~after a neeseame laps# M t;D@ WP sa"lalar ship comlttee of the said University shall use the mid sch~larehipfmd far the bewrit of some other worthy person or persons. "

Paragraph 3 of the Resolution adopted at; your Decemer 3-44, 1953 meeting regardfng acceptance 0% bnations with a, specific recipient provides:

3 Sai.3 policy shall not prevent the acceptance and handling of SCHOUREHIP FUND - ESTATE OF tJ. X. 3- (contfnued) agency -8, depositx iZtITMi!%ivereity for the benefit 183 or use of named persons, where, La the opinion of the executive hed of the component Ilnstitution where the funds will be received and. handled it vill be to the best interest of the ~l.versltyto recetve and handle such agency funds. "

Mr. Jack Taylor, Endowment Officer mites:

"since Mr. James is now deceaaed ad since he did not attempt to specifically name my indfviduals but rather a class of students (F.@- his blood relatives) and by providing for a scholarshtp to noarelatlvee in Ghe event no relative was eligible for the scholarship, I see no mJor objection to the acceptance of the fund, and 1 believe it to be acceptable under parwaph 3 of the polecy.

I recommend your ratification of the approval of . *' , OW-W-SPC TREPG: I ~~X,XX,and XXJ.1, ated September 20, October 4, and ' - -..,'.' - I October 11, reepectively (number XXI wac not used) . These dockets , , were approved by you by f'no-obJection-witbfn-five-d~s"procedure C and cop5es are attached hereto.

CHANGE ORI3ERS TO CONSWCTION CONTRACTS =!TORY FOR MZN AND w- ---mIA: To provide the same telephone aervice for the residents of that- portion of the dormitory which is considered ac an mnex to Rill Hall as is now provided to reeidents of Hill Hall, I recamend the f ollowtng change orderti :

1. Change Order involving an addit ion of $91.71 to the contract with R. P- Farnmrtb and Company, ' % General Contractor for the Dormitory for Mexfeteris.

2. Ch-e Order involving an addition of $1,388.56 to the contract with 0. H. Cummins Electric Company, Electrical Contrmtor fo~the Dormitory for Men and Cafeteria.

It is further recome~dedthat the funds necessary to cover these change orders and the Architects' Fees thereon be transferred to the appropriate accounts from ~ccountNo. 9434 - Air ConditionSng, Ekc. of Hill Hall- Allotment Account. This account was set up with funds from the Athletic Council, md Mr. Bible has agreed that the money for these changes sbuld come from this 8ource.

SHORT UAVES: I recamend approval of the following short leaves of -I absence without loss df pay for the staff members listed below, expenses to be paid as indicated:

1. Miss Lucy Rathbone and Miss mdys 'Babcock, both of the Degadmnt of Home Ecoaormlcs , to attend a conference called by the Texas Educatf on Agmcy In Fort b?ort;h, Texas, November 7 - 10, 1954 expensee to be paid from funds of the Hogg Foundation - Cooperative Study of Personal and Famdly Interests .

2. Mr. Robert H. Solls, Technical Staff Assistant I, Catton Merchandising Research, to go ta Hallettwllle, Texas September 25, 1954, to take cotton samplea to laboratory to make tests on calorimeter ~ndShirley Analyzer, expenses to be charged to the Mzintenance and Travel account of the agency.

3. Dr. Wph Cherry, Professor of Educational Administratian, to travel within the state to supwise field projects, intereships, and the development of field investigstfon in Educatianal. Admiclstrz1.tion, expensee to be paid from Account No. 2335, Travel item in the Department of Educational Administration. SHORT LEAVES (continued) -. PJames W. Reynolds, Professor in Junior College Education, October 15 and 16, 1954, to vf sit the Alvin Cooperetug Center in Alvin, Texas, expenses to be paid by the Cooperative Project in Educational Administration.

5. Dr. W. ewrm Whaey, Director of the Plant Research Institute, to attend the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raiser@Association at its meeting in Lubbock October 7, 1954, to glve a report on the progress of the Grass Research RnjecC, emnaes to be charged to funds of the Plant Reeearch Institute. WTSIDE -AND ADDITIONAL -IWFES: I recornend that the staff ders listed bc granted permisston to undertake the outside and &&%ion& duties indicated, the work to be so arranged as not to interfere with University assignments:

1. Dr. Robert G. Gordon, Assistant Dean of Student Life, to 6eme as Educational Director of the Delta Upellon Almi Educational Poundation for the acadalc year 1954-55, total compensation not to exceed $1,000.

2. Dr. C. P. Oliver, Professor of Zoology, to serve as consulttmt to the National In~tituteof Health a0 Chairman of the brphoLo&Q' and Genetics St* Bectiaa, the appointment to cover the parlad from January 1, 1955 through bceniber 31, 1958. 3. Mr. Ed Fleming, of the Department of Physical Waintng for Men, to write a series of football articles to appcm in the Americm- Statesm four times each week during the course of the current loot- bell season.

4. 13r. H. J. Otto, Prof easor of Educationsf. Cirrrkultlrm d nrlmintW~C$on, Lo serve as con~ultantto the ElemeaLaYy School Improvement Program of Brazoeport and Kilgore . 5- Dr. rJtnn W. McCm, Asaaciate Professor of Physical and Health Edu- cation, to engage in remunerative employment in the Udted States Army Reserves, the normal attmunt of time requf-red befng lour two-hour meetings per month.

6. Associate Professor John R. Vatt, of the Department of Mechanical EngLne~ring,to serve as consultant to the National Wm-Air Heating and Air Conditioning Association, compensation to be $150 .W per house out of which expenses will be @id to assistants in prepwSng data and ding report 6

7. The following menhers of the staff of Petroleum Engineering ta engage in consultive work:

Professor E. W. Hougk Professor F. fJ. Jelssen Profesmr H. N. Power

8. Er. 1;. A. Cunninghm, Profesnor of Chemical mineering, to continue to serve as special consultant to the Foreign Operatl~n~Administration of the U. S. Government, his duty befng to arrange training programs for men brought into the United St t s from other countrie~,his compensation to be at the rate oi $30.00/& 488 teime required-.-aomwhcre between tw and rour days per month.

9. Mr. Carl W. Wrw, Asssatant Professor of Ctvll Engineering, to engage in remunerative employment with the U. S. Reserve propam. 10. Mr. James Re Holmes, Assistant Professor of Drawing, to do art or drafting work.

,I-. I , '.' 11. Mr. Raymond F. Dewson, Associate Profcesor of hhhr&l Engineering, to serve aa foundation consultant for the Jefferson Chemical Coqay and the Phillips Petroleum Company. OUTS~DEAMD ADD~IOW -DIPTIES(continued) 2 w.fS Neils Thompson, Professor of Civil Enginecrfng, md Mr. Hudaon Matlock, Assistant Professor, to serve as consultants to the Shell Development @ampay of Ha&m, fqaa e& 8eW-8 fo be ip accclrdsuici with prerctices establiehed by the Texas Society of Professional EngPneers. kgineers.

13. Miss Phyllis Young, Guest Lecturer in Music, to play vfth the Austin Synphony Orchestra for the 1954-55 Beason, total stipend to be approxtmtely $450.

14. Mr. John Guerin, Instructor in Art, to conduct a pgtinting class for the City Retreat ion Department, compensation to be approximately $360 for the achool year.

15. MI-, Wallace L. Guess, AssigtexlC Professor of Rhamcy, to serve as registered pharmacist at the Tower Drug Store, monthly compensation to be $48,~

6 Mr. Fred Folmer, Associate Untversity Librarim, to serve as con- 6ultm.t to Stone and Pitta, Architects and Bgineers for the Lamar College Llbrary , total ccmpensatiiPxl to be approxLmatcly $5OQ.OO.

17. Mr. Earnest F. Gloyna, Associate Professor of Civil mglneering, to sene Brackenridge Hoapitd as a consultant in matters relating to radioactive isotopes. m mIVERsITY OF TEXAS Offfce of the P~eaident Main University Auetin

Wl Ibcket ]mS September 20, 1954

Act3mg Chancellor Wflson:

Your apmval of the Pollm&ng out-of -state tripe 'oy the staff menbera listed, with expenses to be paid as IndPcated is hereby reque~ted, Theee item will aleo be submitted for ratification by the Board of Regents at their next xeww meeting, In actordance wtth the policy Padopted by the mdof Regents at their Jwary, 1954, meeting, approval of thfs Docket is asawed wrlese ob3ections from a mpjority of the Eard are received within five -8.

1, m. Lewis FI Hatch, Rmfessor of Chemistry and Research Chemiet in the Combuetion Kbetics PmJect, to be abaent August 30, 1954, to September 15, 1954, to attend the Fifth Intemmtiona5. bmbustion Sya7poaium in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; the Conference on Mechmisme of Organic Reactions at the Untvers-lty of Mew Hqabire, and the Amrican Chemical Society dine; in New York City, with aL1 traveling emeases to be paid from the govemnt contract fhds for Chis prof ect (not at etate '6 emnse)

2, Mr, R. C. Anderson, Professor of Chemht wa Director ot the Combuetion Kinetics Project, to be ubaent August 28, 1951; , ta September 5, 1954, to attend the Fifeh International Combustion Sympostum in Pithburgh, Pennsylvania, with all tmvel expenses to be pald from funas of the governme& progect (not at state expense).

3. Mr. H. W4 Smith, Assistaxlt Professor of Elcetricd Engineering, to be ebsent Sptember 7, 1954, to September 15, 1954, in order that he -sent a paper at the bdication of the Mntional Bureau of Stmdwds aulder Laboratories in Bodder, Colorado, with dl travel expenses to be paid fmm bds of the ELectphdl Engineering Research Woratory (not at ~tatee expena e) . 4, Mr. W, Frenk Blair, Associate Pmfeseor of Zoolow, to be absent Auwst 30, 1954, to gepteder 15, 1954, to attend the mu@ meeting of the Americm Society of Xchthyologists aria Herpetologists md the Society for the Rudy of Evolution bath meetings being in Eainesville, Florida, wSth travel expenoen for the trip to be shared by funds of the Atomic Energy Contract and the Mationol Bcience Foundation Contract (not at state 'a expense) . 5, bb. Hugo hipziger-Pearce, Professor of Architedure and Planning, to attend the National Planning Conference of the American Society of Plannfbg OPficiala in Philadelpfila, Pennsylvania, September 21-30, 1954, with travel. erpenscs to be paid fl~mthe Offlce and Travel Account of the School of Architecture.

6. Mr. Bar1 M. Bowler of the Industrid and Bwlnees Training Bureau to be ab~entOctoler 19, 1954, to October 24, 1954, to attend a meeting in Chic- in rlegnrZC to activities of course directors of motor fleet tran~po&ationinati- tues, awnsored by the Pennsylvania State University, wlth traveling expenses to 'be paid from the Maintenance Equiplent and Travel account of the Industrial and Bueimse Wnlning Bureau. 7 . Mr. Hud~on&block, Aseistctnt Professor of Civil. Engineering, t~ be abeent %eptember17, 1954, to September 23, 1954, to travel to WonFdls, New York; Washingkan, D.C .; and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; to meet with rep~e~ent~bi~e~ of the Union Bag and Paper Corporution in Hudson FdUs, regardzng research problems, to met with officlde of the tlashtngtan Division of Container bboratoriea, regard$ng remearch, and to attend the meetiq or the Instrwnent Society of American md the Society for Bprimental Stress Analysis in PhUadelpMa with traveling expenses t.a be paid from the 8uart;ermaster Food and Container fnatitute of America govemnt contract (not at state's expenee)

8 kan SCUWB D, Eddy o$ the Dlviai~nof Extension to attend the meeting of the Council on General Extension of the Association of bad-Grant Colleges and Univereft-les in Washf neon, D .C, , Nwember 15 -17, 1954, with traveling expenses *t;o be paid from the MaPntenmce, Equipment and Travel account of the Office of the Dean, 9 Mr. Kenneth E. Mcln-bp-e, Associate Pmfeaaor of Educational Administration, to be abeent October 1-6, 1954, to attend the Ndional Conference of County Wd Rum3 Area Superintendenta md the Nationd Conference on Rural Education, both conferences to be held in Washington, ll.C,, with traveling expenses to be paid f ram the budget of the Southatam Cocpera%lve Program,in Educational ~dministmtim(not at state's expentie). 10. Mr. V. E. Barnes of the or the Bureau of Economic Geology to be absent 1 8 ! Gepteder 35, 1954, to Septer &, 1954, to trawl to RoUa, Mlesoliri, and vlcfnlty and Tulea, Okbhw~,to confer with geologiets remding the pre-SiW8a pmject of the WJreclu, wtth trawl expemes ta be paid fram the account af the Bureau for the Study of Btratigropw af me-Simpeon Subsurface Rocks4 md, with troveling expeilees -tea from thie same account grant Mr. meapemiseion to be ebserrt October 30, 1954, to Novaakr 4, 1954, to attend the meeting of the Geological Society of America at fios Angelee, California, where he will confer further in regard to this reseurch pmJect.

31, W+ P. TI FLawn of the staff of the Wlreau of Economic Ceolow to be abeent September 15, 1954, to Seflember 24, 1954, to travel to Rolla, MfaaouA, and vicinity and Tul~a,mobma, wtw refence LO cmferenees concerning a research proJect of the Bureau, with travel expenses to be paid Fmm the Maintewce, Travel, Printing, fnvestigatlon md Equipmerrt account of the Burtau,

12, Mr, Norria Hiett, Dean Emeritw Tc H, Shelby, both of the staff of the Office of the Dtm of the DIvf~f~nof Men~fon,mid Mr, Earl M, -ex, of the staff of the fndus$rioJ. wd WleFnesa h.a;lning 'Bureau, to attena the meeting of the Southmat CoWemce on ABult Pduca-t-n in F&ptttvUle,Arkansas, October 3-5, 1954, with travel expenses for Mr. Hlatt and Mr. Ghelby to be paid Prom the kintenance, Equipment adTruvel aocwd a0 the OffYce of the ban; and travel evenee8 of Mr. Bowler to be paid From the Maintenance, Equipment and Travel account of the Industrial and Busineas Tralnlng EWeau*

13. MI?+ A. W. Straiton, Profeseor of EledricnZ Bglneerlng, and hircctor of the Electricd -neering Resewch &&oratory, to attend twu meeting8 of the of Mrectors of the Ustituts of RaUio Engineers - in Chicago, minois, Ootober 5, 1943 md in New Yo& City, Navember 10, 1954, In his cagaci.ty as Reeon& Mrector of the mtitute, with travel 'expensesto be wd either by the metitute or from nlnda of the Labomtory (not at state's elrpense),

14, Mr. F, A* Matsen, Pmfeewr of Pbyaics and Chedstry #d Director of the Sgectroacopic Resew XmboTatory, to be absent Auguat 25, 1954, W Segtember 15, 1954, to attend the Fffth ~terrzotiondCambust ion Sywpeim f n Pitt eburgb; the meting of the AmRrSccsn Chemica;L Society in Mew York and to visit vwious university lnboratoriea reww research, with dl travel expensea be paid fmm the government mntraict for thls laboratory (not at stuteia expense),

15, Tk following trips to be mnde by members of the staff, the trips having the approval of the Athletic Camcil, with Wnsee to be paid Prom funds of tk DepMmnt of ktercolleghtt Athletics:

(a) Tvo ~coutsto go to Los Aogcles, California, to scout WashinO&n State College tn tbe Washfngtoa State - Univer~ltyof Southern California football guw, September 17, 1954, and to g~ to Berkeley, California, to scout OUai.lomrr in the Olrlaha - Cdifornia footbal gme at Berkeley, September 18, 1954,

(b) bescout to go to No-, OUohomrr, to scout Oklahoma in the Oklahoma-TewLa Chriatinn University football game at Noman, September 25, 1954. b) AppoxLmateW smnty-tw (72) University of Tema football ten. Mere and other8 to g~ to South Bend, fndiana, for the Hotre W-Texas fwtbdl &me, Septenrber 25, 1954.

(dl me ecouk to 81, tb Fwetteville, Arkpnsos, to scout Ark~nsasin the Arkans~-wl~rfoofbd gam at Feyetteville, October 9, 1954.

(e) Wo scouts to go to SovLh Bend, Indiana, to scout University of Southern Califomta in the U,S.C. - Notre Dam football game at

.- South Bend, Havmber 27, 199,

(f) !IVO ~COU~Bto (gD to Still~tel,OklPhOmr to scout OUahom io the Oklahonia-0lslnhoma A&M footba2l gme at Stillwater, November 27, ~954.

(g) One scout to go to New Orlaons, Louielw, to scout mime Wiveraity in the Wand -L6.U, football gane at New Orleans, Nwder a, 1954,

16, Miss AnM Hies, Mmctor of the Dephnt of Pwsienl Training for Wan, 'bo ottexxl the Arrican Aeeociotion of Health, physictd. Educstton, adRecreatiwn, the College wsicrtl Erhrcation Association, nnd the PJatimml Association for msi cdEducation of College Wmn's co -8ponsortd Conference scheduled for October 4-46, 1954, at the Bducat%al Center of the ilotid Educotlon Anmclatien in Wo~hington, D.C., with travel expenses to be paid fm the budget of the Office of the President* - - ,.-,+ - - ,.+.-+.--- , - - -.-- 17, W, Eaetb Nelaon, Profesaar of Ecommf 08, to represent tht University at the l~e@th&of a@ Mationcrl ~QUof Ik0-c Rt~learch,at PrSnCetOn Unlv@rerity, September 16 Md 17, 1954, with expees to be mid fmm the b- of the OPPioe of the President. 8 Nes NettXa Im Bemn, -tin American Wbrnrian, to receive $300 for the lain- tmellng e-nses while engaged in resed for the University Library in Msxico for upproxinutely one mnth (~ugust)dth thin sum to be paid fmm the kintenmce, Equipat, Printing and Travel accomb of the Institute of Latin &ner$ean Studies.

I reconmend your approval.

Acting Chancellorc Tm WfVWSITY OF 'PEXBS Ofbiae -of the: Vies-PassAdent Win Univerei* Austin

Mail Docket XX October 4, 199 Dear President Wilson:

Your eppmvel of the following out-cl8-stete trips by the B-ff maplbera listed, via eHpenses to be paid as indicated ie hereby requested. These item will slao be eruhnltted for ratlficatioq by tbs Board of Regents at #air next ragulw meetlag. In accordance with the policy edopted by the kar8 of Regents at their Januarp, 1954 meeting, approval of this Docket is assumed unless objectlona fma a mjority of the Board are received within five degs.

1. Mr. g. H. Ransom, Dean of the College of Arta and Scisnces, to ,- . attend the meeting of the Southern State UnSversitfes and Land-Grant Colleges in Atlanta, Georgia, October 4-3, 1954, and en routs to emmine for the University the Parsons LLbrary in New Orleans, Louisi- am, expenaes to paid from the ofrice and Tratreli~menae account of the Office of the President,

2. Miss Winuis Allen, Archivist, to be absent September U-23, 1954 to attend a meet- of the Society of American Archivists in Williams- burg, Virginia and to select materials In Washington, D. C. far The University of Texas Libxnry , exgenraes ta be pald from the Balley Bryan Pm,PunB of the Library (not at Steta's expense).

3. Mr. E. W. hty, Dean of the College of Fine Arts, Im attaad the National Association of Muaic Executives In State Univereitiss in Ibulder, Cohrado, October 9-14, 199, expenses ta be paid *on the Travel Expense eccomt of the Office of the Deals of the College of Fine Arts.

4. Mr. Carl J. Eckhardt, Director of Physical Plant end Pmcurement, to attend the Annual Meetiw of The American Society of Mechanical Engineera in New Yark, N.Y., Nwembep 28 - December 3, 1954, end to ma*the Elewe f30m.p~:n* Scbmsctady, New York an8 the Westlnghouee Electric Corporation in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, expenses to be paid from the Offloe and Travel Expenses eccount of the Office of Director UP Physical. Plant and Procurement.

5. Mr. Warman Hackerman, Chsirr~anof the Department af Chemistry, to be absent October 4-9, 1954, to attend a meeting of the ElectPo- cb@~icalSociety in Boston, Massachusetts, and to viait the Naval Ordnance Leboratary in White Oaks, Marylend and the Applied Physics Laboratory in Silver Sprfngs, Mryland, axpensea to be paid through contract funds (not at Itate's awenee) .

6. Expenses for the following trip8 are to be pald from funds in the Defense Reeearch Ldboretorg (not at Stete's expense) :

(a) Mr. J W. DalLey, Research Engineer In the Defense Research Laboratory, to be absent September 20-24, 1s4, to attend the Defense Research Laboratory at the Alle-ny Bellistics Laboratory in Cumberland, Maelend.

(b) Mr. L. A. Jsffreae, Reseerch Scientist h the Defease Research Laboratory, to be abaent September 20-23, 1954 to attend tbs Min% Jdvieroxy Cotnmiths of the OFfics of Nan1 Research in Waehhgton, D. C.

Sincerely yours, - "--

Vies-President Ma in University

f recommend your approval, i 1 I 4 * r, . ?-,, ,, (l,#l ./ :---.----+. -1 ~ogalaJwilson President IMTE: UNIWRSXTY OF T%XAS OFflce of the Vice Preaiaent Main University Austin Mail Docket XXIl Octobr 11, 1954

Your approval of the following out-of-&ate trips by the s#ff members listed, with expenses to be paid as Ucabd, irr hereby requested. %at i-ms will also be submittea for ratif'icatfon by the Bwd of Regents at their mxt reeular met-, In accordnnca wsth the policy aaopted by the Bod of Regent8 at tsejs. January, 1gSb meting, approval of this docket is Bnaumd unbaa objectiQrts from a majority Of the Board are received within five days,

1. Mr, William R. Spriege3, Dean or the College of Busfnens Admhlatra- tion, to attend a persgnml ~eting.La White Sulphur Springs, Weat Virginia, October 22-23, 1954, expemeo %o be aid &om the travel account of the Office of the &an of ths College of 'Bueiaess ~lnlskatlcm,

2, MT. Joel F* krdbree, Research Scientist IV, Cotton Econ~micRese€irch, Bureau of BusiJlees Remarch, to be abeant Sewrnber 26 - October 7, 3954 to visit cottm hboratorfes, mills, and several other aspects of the cotton inaustsy in the South, and to attend the meting epotlsorad by the American Bottorl Uaaufactwera Institute at Clemson, South Carolina, expensea to be paid fYom tha Maintenance to Include Travel, !bating, Supplies, Wages, Mattriala, Repaha, Equipn.t, and Other Costs bcidental to Work account of the mxas Cotton Research Committee, 3. fi. John Wa&ruff, Training Specialist 131, Industrial and Buslnes8 WaaIng Bureau, Pivieion of Extension, to be abent August 24-9, 1954 to attend a confemnct on drilling course8 in Bobbs, New Mtxico, and a conference in Sanfa Fe, New kxica on the Bureau's work 4 that StaW, expenses to b paid from the account for the American Association of Oil Well Drilling Canbactors - Revolving Fund for Out-of-S&b TYavel, msr$edm 88 g-n93.k9nm 4. The foUowhg staff aembcre to be absent Auguet 31 - Septemiber 10, 1954 to make, 5n Calgary aria Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, portions oP a motion picture on oil well cemating, transportation expnses to be gala by Dowell, Inc. of Tub, Oklahoma, and ger diem expews to 'be paid frm the account Various Donors : Prcduction of Usbuctional Aida, Division of Extension:

Pfr* Jamea Felts, Speialiet In ladustrial Traitling Aids, Dean's Qff3ce Staff, MviaSon of Extesufon Mx. Glen E. Wilber, Wain- Specialist TI, Industrial and Buehcrs TraPning Bureau, DSvisim of E-nsion 5. Miss Anne WUsens, Srofeeeor of Social Work, to rtqxosenk the University at the met- ~f the Matlmal Cmm-Ithe of Waining atl8 Personnel for Publfc Wdllfme hr'smmel, in Chicago, fuinois, Octohx 28-30, 1954, expensea to be paid f'rm the bin&mmcs, Equipnt, Travel accomt of the Scfiool of 3ocblWork.

6. Mr. Nopa W. WiUett, Rsdio-W Tccbnicd Supsrvisor, Radio muse, to be aaent October 14-33, 1954 to atknd met- of the National &mttda&&on U Educational Broadcasters azld the Audio ~ineeringSociety ~ th , ,- Neu York City ma, per diem expcnees for October a-l8 and 28-31, 1954 to be pid from %lm Ma113*mcr axid EquIpnt account of Redfo House; trw- portatla aqn8ce nut at State's eWnM,

7. Mr- Earnest F. Gloyna, A~sociaeeProfessor of Civil Ewlneering, to atknd the Annual InBuabfal Wad* Association Convention in Cincinnati, Ohio, Otto-r l2-14, 1954, to partIc1pate i~ B conference at tbe Oak Ridge National Labaratclrie~,Oak Ridge, R~sasc,October 15, 1954, tmti to attend the Annual Convention of the American Society of Civil. Engineers in New York City, October 36-19, 1954, expenms to be paiB by Oak Ridge Partfc3.gatzon Contract Mo. 5-209 and Un2versity of Texaa Projects No, AT- (40-1)-1663 ma AT-{U-~)~220, (not at sbtets expense). 8. Mr. M. Y, Colby, Professor of Phy~ics, to attend, .In the interest of the Univer~fLy, a ma&lng of The Cowl1of The Osk R.ldge Itlartitute of Elucleer $tudies, Ocbber 19, 1954, expenses to be paw from MiseeUaneous Administration Eqcnsea, Department of Phyaice,

9, Mr. JmsW. Mow, haistat Profeseor of Engineer- Mechanics, to be abaent September 20-25, 1954, to preaent a paper at the Fbet Intermtlonal Xnstrumnt Cowem aid maition at PhiJadelph3a, Fennsylvaab, eqemes to be pat4 by We CoannSttee on Attenbce at Meeting8 of LRarned Societies,

10. Mr, Jma R, D. Eddy, Dean of the Division of Fdc-kenrsbon, tw attend the meetlag of fbe brican Fetrohum Imtltute ia Chtenga, Ill-lnoia, November 8-U, 1954, expems to be pa5d from the Maintenance, Equiptat, and Travel accolult of the IndustziaX and Buebesr %rainingBureau of the Division of E%bnalon.

U. Mr. James R. D. Eddy, ban, Mr, Earl Bowler, Assletant Director of Industrial Education, and Mr. 8oe Reed, Teacher Trainer in Xndustrlal Education, all of the Division af Exteasion, tm attend the National Associatfon of Induatrlal Tkackr Educators and tb American Vocational Association meet- SI Sm Wanciseo, California, Decmber 1-7, 1954, expeasea to be paid from the Maintenance, Equipnt and Travel account of the Industrial and Bu~inessTraining Bureau of the Division of Extens ion

Vice Presibent Main University

I recommend your aggroval, TEXAS WSTERN COUSCE of The University of Wxaa El Paso, Tens

President Lagan Wilson The University of Texas Austin, Texas

Dear Besidtnt Wilson:

I am submitting herewith a docket for Texas Western College for comider- ation of tbBoard of Regents at the meeting October 29 and 30.

1. Traaefers of finds have been made from the account, Reserve for Adjwt- merits, to the accounts nawed and in the indicated amounts as follows: I. Buriness Office - Office Expenses $143.88 2. Registrar's Office - office mnses 26.48 3. Man of Student Life - Office Expensea 17.46 4, Dem of Womea - Office Expenses 17-95 5. Health Service - Maintenance and Equipment 2.46 6, Hews and Information - Maintenance and Equipment 3-92 7. AlmDi Records - Maintenance and Equipment - 59 8. *an, ~rtsand Sciences - Office and Traveling Expen8@8 16 -29 9. English and Speech Maintenance and Equipmeat 49.88 10. Bureau of Pllacemen4. - Secretarial Help 8 43 11. Department of Modern Languages - Student ~ssistanta 16.03 12. Physical Plant - Janitors, Mafds, Yardmen 000 -00

2. Other transfers of funds have been made to the account, Physical PhC- Janfbrs, Maids, and Yardmen, as follows :

Worn Physical Plant - Inventory Clerks $378 ell From Physical Plant - Mechaalcs and Wstchr; 273 70 From Physical Plant - Maintenance and Equipment 344.10

154-55 Budget

Bialwical Sciences 1. Change the unfilled budget position of Instructor to xeaa Instructors (part-time) and transfer to-this account the sum of $700.00, which is the unused portion of the salary budgeted for Dr. Mary B. Wildc, Aasocfak Professor, resigned.

Ckmlstry 2. Create in the budget an item, Instructors (part-time) and appropriate $3,001).00 from the Unappropriated Balance to this account.

3. Increase the appropriation for salary of Storekeeper in the amount of $276,00 and transfer that amount from the account, Reserve for Adjustments .

Economics and Buainesa Admi=;ptration 4. Transfer $500.00 from the account, Reserve for Adjustments, to the account for Student As~istants.

English and Speech 5. Change the budget item of Instructors (part-time) to read Iustructor& (2) and transfer to thfs account $79.00, which is th& unused partion of the salary budgeted for an Assistant Professor. 6. Appoint Mrs. Pearl Marie Waddell as Instructor at a salary of $3,700 for nine manths to be paid from the account, Imtructors (2).

7. Create arl additional position in the budget of Instructor to b@ filled by Mrs. Grace K* Smith at n salerry of $3,500 for nine month, to be paid from the Unappropriated Balance.

8. Create an additions1 position In the budget of Instructor to be filled by Mre. Lurline Hughes Douglas for the *rid October 1, 199 through June 15, 155 at a total salary of $3,400. 9 Increase the appropriatfcn for Instmctors by $80 -00 by trmsfer from the account, Reserve for Adjustments.

10. Transfer $450.00 Prom the account, Reserve for Adjustmeats ta an account for Instructors (part-time).

History, Governmat, md SociolLy 11. Create in the budget an item, Inetructors (part-time), and appropriate $3,600 from the unappropriated aalance to this account.

M#thematlcs and Phyaics 12. Increase the amoGt budgeted for InStm~t~rS(part-time) by transfer of $l00,00 from tlz accaunt, Reserve for Adjustments. mic 13. Appropriate $5,000 from the Unappropriated Balance b the account for mrt-ti= Assistant Instructors in the Music Department far tbe long session 1954-55, These assis tank instructors are giving private in- at.mction to qqlied music students who cannot be served by reguk stdf members and the amount hereby appropriated has been collected in fees by the Business Office. This will not affect our balnnce as the incow will equal the expenditure . PUlosophy and Psycbalqg~ 14. Create an iten in the budget, Instructors (part-tiw) md appropriate $900.00 from the account, Reserve for AdJustments, to this account.

Student Union meMr. A. A. Smith to execute a contract with Leon Gillespis Enterprises, effective September 1, 1954, covering operetion of the Gnack Bar. The operation is based on payment to Texau Western College of lO$ of gross sales, or $3,000 for the twelve months period, which- ever should be the larger amount.

16. Eliminate the position of Maslager of the Bookstore and increase the salary budgeted for Manager-Student Union from $4,200 to $4,800 for twelve month, and appoint Mr. Rollfs Reynolds to that position, effective September 1, 1954.

GI'E"rS.--The following gifts have been made to Texaa Western college and 1 recommend that they be accepted with appropriate ~xpressiomof appreciation:

I. The Amerbcm Society for Metals Foundation for Education and Reseascb haa given $400.00 undergraduate scholarship for a student in mtaUurgical engineerhe during the 1954-55 school year.

2. The Standard Oil Company of Texas has given two sehol&rships of $500.00 each for students of Geology for the 1954-55 school year.

3. The American Sntclting and RefinLw Company has given 8 $500.00 scholarship for the 1954-55 school yesr.

4. The ~1 Paso Sympllany Association has given $450.OQ b be uaed e~sfive scholars3ips for Music students during tk 1954 Fa31 Semster.

5. The ~1 Paso High School ParcnL Teacher8 Association has given a scholarship in the amount of $150.00 for the 1954-55 school year. 6 The El Paso Chapter of tile National Society of Arts and Iptters has given a $100 -00 echolarship for the 1954-55 school year.

7. The League of United Utin American Citizens (~uhcs)of El Pas0 has given an additional schalarship of $37.50 to be awarded duriw the 1954 Fall Semester.

8. he ~l Paso Junior Chamber of commerce has given a $500.00 scholetr- ship for the year 1354-55.

9. The Parent Teachers Association of Valentine, Text38 hw giwn a $25.00 scholarship for the 1954 Fall Semester,

10. Mr. Baxter Polk bas given a $50.00 scholarship for the 1954 Fall Semester to be awarded to a dram student.

11. The Danubio Club of El Paso ha6 given a schularehip in tbe amount of $50.00 for the year 1954-55.

FOREIGN SCH0mSHIPS.--Authorize foreign b3chgh~hip6in the amount not to exceed $2,000 for the academic year 1954-55. The amount of each scholarship granted is to be the difference between tbt resident and non-resident rates of tuition applicable to the courses for which the individual student is enrolled, with a maximum of $50.00 pr semester of the long seslsion and $7.50 per term of the summer session. The recipient of each scholarship will be required to mintafn 8t least n C average over all acadedc courses.

OUT-OF-STATE TRIPS.--I recommend yDur appxoval of the following out-00- state trips be4 taken by. ~taffmembers lastedg expeasee to be pa4d I: as Indicated I ; h ,j . - .To,, Y'p~.-~4' i< I : 1. Dr. W. A: Wittick to travel from Madison, Vieconsin to Austin, and return, for interview with the Board of Regents concerning the Presidency of Texas Western College, September 18-19.

2. Dr. car1 M. Franklin to travel from Los Angeles, califwnia to Austin and return, uith etop-over in El Paso, for interview in come- tfon with the Presidency of Texas Western College, September 18-19.

3. Mr. A. A. Smith, Acting President, to attend the Fifty-eighth Annual ketiw of the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools In Louisville, Kentucky, November 29-December 2, 1954.

4. Mr. A. A. Smith, Acting President, to attend the Thirty-seventh Annual Meeting of the American Council on Education, October 14-15, 1.954, at the Conrad Hiltoa Hotel in Chicaga, Lllinois.

VACATION BCBEDULE FOR PERSOEaNL ON TWEILm WBTE BASE: The fouowing holiday and vacation schedule will be oX8erved at Texas Western College for non-teaching personnel employed on a 12-months bas58 for th fiscal year beginning September 1, 1954.

I. Holiday6 Labor Day, Monday, September 6. Tkanksgivlng Day, Thursday, November 25 . Friday followiw Thanksgiving Day, Hovtmber 26. Saturday follouing Thanksgiving Day, November 23. Monday precedi~Christmas Day, December 20. Tuesday preceding Christmas Day, December 21. Wednesday preceding Christmas Day, December 22. Thursday preceding Christmas Day, lkeember 23. Friday preceding C hria tms Day, December 24. Saturday, Christmas Day, December 25. Monday following Christmas Day, December 27. Frlday preceding flew Year '6 Day, IXcember 31. Saturday, New Year 'a Day, January 1. Friday preceding Easter, April 8. Saturday preceding Easter, April 9. Monday following Easter, April 11. Saturday preceding Indepenrlence D~J, July 2 . Monday, Independence my, July 4. With respect to the weeks of T-giving and the New Yeax, a11 employees win work three fuU days.

In so= offices and in certain activltles the working echedule may be such as to suggest tbe desirebillty of remainlug open either on a ,partialor full staff basis during part of the Thmhgiving, Christmas, Easter, and other vacation periods which are indicated above, XP. such cases a request adheraed to the President's Wfice will be approved with the understanding that the days worked by aWf members during these vacation periods will bt added to their regular vacation period of two calendar weeks. 11. Vacation Two calendar webwill be allwed fox vacation not to exceed 80 houre of actual working time,

Sincerely yours,

A. A. Smith Acting President THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS b!ZDICAL BUCH

Galva ston, Texas

October 13, 1954

Pre~ldentLogan Wilson The University of Texas Austin 12, Texas

Dear President Wilson:

There is submitted herewith a docket for the meeting of the Board of Regents to be held in Austin October 28 bnd 29, 1954.

Your approval is respectfully recommended:

Eeurolo~2nd Pslrchiatry 1. Create thv position of Instructor and appoint Dr. Agustin T, Palaclo6 at a salary of $4,800.OO for twelve munths effective August 1, 1951t, the sum of $400.00 to be transferred from the appropriation for Instructor occupied by Dr. Zbysko K. Mitis.

The University of Texas School of Nursing 2. Appoint Miss Eugenia he as Instructor in Rursing Service Adnlinistration (~emporary)at a salary of $125.00 for the period from July 5 through 17, 1954, salary to be paid from the Current Restricted - W. K. Kellogg Grant for Nursing Service Admirdstratlon.

1954-1955 Budget

Special Budgets, Page v -National-. Fund for- ~edi&l.- Educ~ttian .. . .. Grant. - 1. Page v of the IvIedical Branch Bud~etfor Fiscal Year 1954-1955 indicates an unaiL.roprinted Balance of $4,320.60 of the $30,000.00 donated by the Nathnal Fund for Medical Education. The sum of $32,230.70 was received frolr. the hTaticn- a1 Fund for Hedical Education and deposited in a Current Restricted Furxi account in the morith of July 1954. Experiditures were made from this account to the extent that when the budget was set up for the beginning of the fiscal year in accordance with the amount^ set out on Page v there remained an unappropriated balance of $1,914.43. It is respectfullj requested that authority be grant~dto ap~ropriatethis unappropriated balance in mount of $1,914.43 to the account in the Current Restricted Fund sectlon of the records captioned National Fund for Medical Education - Wiscellaneuus Expense. This transfer will authorize the expenditure of the reminirig funds which have been donated by the National Fund fcr Medical. Education. -Busin2ss Office 2. Increase-the salary of Mr. Thomas J. fi~ox, Chief Clerk (~ccounting~ivision), from $4,728.00 to $4,968 -00 effective September 1, 1954, funds available in this position as per transfer which was approved Septtnber 18th by Board of Regents

Animal Hospital 3. Trarisfer the sum of $756.00 from the appropriation for Supervisor to the lump-sum appropriation for Assistants and Technicians effective September 1, 19 54 Anatomy 4. Increase the salary of Dr. John C. Finerty, Professor, by $300.00 for twelve months from the Current Restricted - Eational Fund for Kedical Education, Kiz- cellaneous Account. Dr. Finerty receives an annual salary of $7,500.00 from the Department of Anatomy plus $300.00 as Assistant n~an00 Sturlerlts and Curricular Affairs. Total salary for twelve months will be $8,100,00, effective 10/1/54. 5. Appoint Dr. George A. Culver to the vacant posltlon of Assistant Professor at 8 salary of $5,100.00 for twelve months effective September 1, 1954, the additional $300.00 to be derived lrom the National Fund for Meaical Education. Adb footnote (b) to Dr. Culver s appointment to denote the source of the $300.00. 6. Grant Dr .. Cecil R . Glaaa, Resident, a leave of absence without lose of salary September 30 through October 25, 1954 to visit the Children's Hospital in Los Angeles, California to obrerrc-~d-dmulth Dr, M. Dfm k3,gtf-m-ng principles and techniquee of pediatric anesthesia and to attend the 29th Con- grees of heethetiete in beAngeles. Expeneerr to be paid from the Curpeat Restricted - P~ofeeefonalFees - Anesthesiology. Bacterialow and Pamaitoloffy 7. Delete the of Dr. Wian L. Cr-r, Arslmtant Profmsrw a% Bb &&'Lary of $4,800.W fxtm ~wtsridog~rand basitel= for twelve mnehe mn& $600,~frm *bar lati4Fwd for kdical Mucation, due to her reeigaatim. Appoint to tUe pcuritfona effretive Secgtmber 1, 1954 Mr. Jsl~~mAbmmkr J-rw at r ~alaryof $5,080.05, fm twelve mths, $4, m.00 to be pad &om the vaeatrd pwitlan of Ami~tmtPTafe~~or e.00 to be paid frm the htim Pad fox uea6&wation want. remeraf,ngbarnee & w.00 in tba Aa8f8t- Professor apprqpriatia wUbe trwnrfsrred to hsllntmts and WMciaras.

,620 .MI to Assistmta 4 Technic1am frm the appro- priatia far Aasisfmt Erd'easor in #@ Depmmat sf Fhymimlogy, i-1y cccu-

pied by I)r a filvh A 4 ScWdd, &fe~tl~S@&W 1, 1954. Internal Wdieim U. Increme the eWyoi Er , ShEB Y. Fsai, mtmto~at a edary of $6,630.00 for twelve mntb ($300-.CO of which fe paid frm the Hati- mnd for Medical Edu- catim), by $l,20QmWfar twelve mmtb-efrective September 1, 1954 to be paid Prm the agprwrhtim fa Clerh A~aP~mtsBRn the Medical Recad Libriwy, Hot$piMsm Change fwtrn~hef q) to include this eaf-tia 4 to Indicate that tot&l sdqy for twelve month6 Be $7,000.~.

Cmthe ~tat&163af DT, EEPYaPd D. Fbteh, III frcnn Inatmctrsr to Asai~%m* mafeeacw tr-fer ts thts pmitinn $600.00 frm the qpmpriatigsn for Assfa- tant FYofessw formerly mclspied by Dr. Aman N. Lagfield effective &ptw&er 1,

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13. Create a new position of Imtructw arad appoint Dr. Joha Em J-aa, Jx. at B I~&LFS of $5,10Q.00 for twelve nmths effecttre Sept-er 1, 1954, flml~to be transferred frm the pomithn & Astslstmt Rroies~m,vise Ds a Um@'ield; +&tal arunual shy$7,200.00. Ob~tetricrand ~COLO~ 14. Wmfex the sum of $300.00 frmn tk qpprmriation of fnstructos, iormru Qccupfsd by I&. Win H. TIYLaey, to the lump-em appropriation far AssFs%atata and !Fechfeiw effeetAve September 1, 1954.

Consolidated Operat ion and Maintenance of Physical Plant 24. Transfer Mr. George M. Haney from the position of Refrigerating and Heating Superintendent at a salary of $5,760.00 to the vacant position of Building Opera- tions Foreman at a salary of $6,048.00 for tvelve months effective September 1, 1954

25. Transfer the sum of $384.00 from the appropriation for Refrigereting and Heating Superintendent, formerly occupied by Mr , George M, Haney, $192 -00 each to the appropriation for Painter Foreman, occupied by Mr. Willim A. Vollert, and Carpenter Foreman appropriation, occupied by Mr. Ernest Hermann, effective September 1, 1954.

26. Appoint Mr. Ewing Mason and Mr. John W. Thurman to the vacant positions of Building Operations Foreman, each at a salary of $6,048.00 for twelve months effective September 1, 1954,

27, Appoint Mr. Robert B. lawhorn to the position of Electrician Foreman, vice Mr. Bernard Bream, at a salary of $4,728.00 for twelve months effective September 1, 1954.

HO 6- General Admzstration and Exocnge 28. Transfer the sun;-.00 to Admitting Cler~s,Statistical Clerks, Secretaries and Aesistants from Nursing Service, Nurse Technicians, Trainees, Aides and Orderlies effective September 1, 1954.

Medical Case Service 29. Appoint Miss Margaret L. Otis as Acting Director of Social Service at a salary of $5,484.00 for twelve months effective September 1, 1954, funds to be derived from the vacant position of Director af Social Service.

Pharmacy 30. In lieu of meals and. lodging increase the salary of Mrs. Charlotte R, Potter, Chief Pharmacist, from $5,760.00 to $6,348.~~for twelve months effective Sept- ea;D:r 1, 1954, the $588*00 to be transferred from fiintenance, Equipment and Support and Drugs.

Rehabilitatf on Clinic 31- Transfer the sum of $119.00 from the ap&rcllpriation far Occupational Thera- pists to Physical Therapists; $564 -00.frw Maintenance, Equip~entand Support to be allocated $192,00 to the appropriation for Physical Therapists and $372.00 to the appropriation for Assistants, Clerks and Technicians,, effectfve Septem- ber 1, 1954.

-Housekeeping 32, Effective September 1, 1354 change the title of Miss Betty Corlett frari Executivc Housekeeper to Housekeeper at the same salary of $lc,092.00 per annurr~ plus lodging, meals and laundry. Create a new position of Executive House- keeper and ap2oint Mr. Edwin C. McCuW ct a sal~ryof $k,092.00 for twelve montbs plus $10.00 per month under t~:zi)rovisians uf Senate Bill 2, Acts nt the Special Session, 53rd Legislcrturt., the necessary funds ir amount of $4,212.00 to be transferred from the appropriation for Elevator O?erators,

33. Translc~the sum of $2,94 20 from Elevator Operators to Seamstresses effective September L, 1954.

*Dietary Service 34, Appoint Kiss Gwendolyn L. Stratton to the position of Chief Dietitian, vice Krs. Piargaret A, Montgomery, and at a salary of $5,220.00 for twelve months, the $252.00 to be transferred from E&intenance, Equipment afd Support- Miss Stratton's increase is in lieu of maintenance.

35. Transfer the am of $4,500.00 from the appropriation for Dietitians ' Mettls nnd $932.00 from the appropriation for Maintenance, Equipment, arid Support to the appropriation for Dietitians effective September 1, 1954.

JOSIAE PACY, JR. IDUIiDATION GRANT FOR SUPPDRf OF PSYCEIOLOCIICAL AAD PSYCBUTRIC FROGRAEi - BUDGET ~mtis respectfully requested that you approve the following budget for the year 1954-1955 of the above Current Restrictsd Grant,

Psychologist Dr. Molly R. Harrower $6,000"00 Psychiatrist Dr, Agustin T, Palacios 6,000.00 F~intenance,Equfpwnt, Support and Travel

JAMES W- KeMUGHLIN FEUOWSHTP PRCGRAN: It is u3animouslg recommended by the Medical Branch Advisory Committee and approved by the Regents Committee for the James W, Mchughlin Fellowship program that Doctor Eugene L. Nowicki be granted a post-doctoral fellowship covering the period September 1, 1954 to August 31, 1955, with an annual stipend of $5,600~00 tax free, with supplementary funds for equipment and supplies recommended to be $1,115.00, and in addition $250,00 to cover travel expenses, if ~eportsare to be made at a scientific meetlng covering the work of the Fellowship, The Fellowship for Doctor Nowicki is therefore recornended to include:

Stipend., , , .. . , . ,a. - (> ,$ 5,600,00 (tax free) Supplles and Equipment...... , ,. .. .. 1,115

Travelo...... c> ,, O, a PjOOOO Total $965.00 --

Norman Theodore Briggs is recommended for a Junior Fellowship effective Sept- ember 1, 1954, to August 31, 1955, as follows:

Stipend,. *...... t> ,, ,> $ 3,000.,00 (tax free) Equipment and Supplies ., . .> a . ., ., 740.00 Travel, if reporting at scientific meetings,..,,.,,.. .. 140 ., 00 Total $ 3,8803

Vester Jerome Lewis is recamended for e Junior Fellowchip effective Septe~ber1, 1954, to August 31, 1955, at an annual stipend of $3,000,00 (tax free) with no supplementary fund6. P!, Lewis, how eve^,. is unable to 8ccept this offer,

Denny B. Iotvin is recommended for a Junfor Fellowship effective September 1, 1954 to August 31, 1955 as follows:

Stipend ., ,,. . . , ...... , . , , ..., ,,, $ 3,000,00 (tax free) Equipment atd Supplies. .. .. - .., . 1,384 -00 Travel, if reporting at scientific rneetfn~s...... n.,,. 200.00 Total

TRANSFERS WITHIN DEPARTMENTS, ETC , : It is res~ectfullj recommended that the following transEers within departments, including ather miscellaneous budget . transfers, be approved. These trhnsfers are necessary in order to bring the budget irlto balance for the fiscal year ended August 31, 1954, 1. Surgery

Transfer from: Assistant Professor Cliffold Snyder (resigned) Instructor Buford R. Burch (resigned)

Transfer to: Maintenance, Equipment and Support

2. Phjsical Plant

Transfer from: Heat fng Engineer Charles G. Crocker Superintendent, Building Operations Hollis S, Hisey

Transfer to: Lump-Sum Positions

3. Hospitals - General Administration

Transfer from: Admitting Officer John C, Seabrook Transfer to: Faintenance, Equipment and Support and Travel

4. Medical House Staff

Transfer from: Interns Transfer to: Maintenance, Equipment and Support

5. Pharmacy Transfer from: Maintenance, Equipment, Support and Drugs Meals for Pharmacists

Transfer to: Pharmacists

Transfer from: Elevator Vperatcrs Transfer to: Matrons and Assistants Fortors, Maids and Janitors

7. Isundrj Service

Transfer from: bh intenance, Equiprrient and Support Transfer to: Operators, Ironers, Clerks and Assistants 8. Transfers-- to other departments

Transfer from: Resident Training Program Residents $72 464.25 Transfer to: Medical College Administration Maintenance, Equipment, Support, Administrative, Staff and Official Travel 324.30 Medical Branch Library Publications I, 152.22 Hospitals Nursing Service Nurse Technicians, Trainee 8, Aides Orderlies and Clerks 57,936- 55 Anesthesia and Oxygen Service Maintenance, Equipment and Support 12,188-12 Heart Station Assistants and Technicians 415.50 Pharmacy Pharmcists

Transfer from ; Dietary Service Food Transfer to: Hospi tale General Administration Admitting Clerks

GIliTS AND GRANTS:. The following gifts and grants have been received at the Medical Branch. Your acceptance of them is respectfully recommended and it is requested that the thanks bf the Board of Regents he sent the donors.

1. The swn of $7,500.00 from Doctors Titus H. Harris, Hamilton Ford, Martin Towler and J~hnOtto to be ploced in a special find to be used as designated by them for the gup9ox-t of research, augaentation of certain salaries and travel expenses for younger staff members to attend medical meetings.

2 The sum of' $990.00 from the Texas Division of the American Cancer Society, 1609 Colorado Street, Austin 1, Texas representing one half year's payment of grant in the amount of $1,980.00 for continuation of research under the direction of Dr, John H. Childers.

3. Correct Item 7, Page G-8 of the September docket to read in part as follows: ellow ow ships wi 11 not exceed $600.00 per year for any one student",

4. The sum of $1,000.00 from the Galveston Chapter of the Texas Heart Asaocia- tion to aid in the program of work classification of patients suffering with cardiac disturbances, Thanks of the Regents may be sent to Dx, C, T, Stone, President, c/o 127 Pompano, Calveston, Texas

7 - The sun of $200~00from Dr , Chancey H. Dolph, Po 0, Box 4281, Bagtown, Texas to the Department of Otola~gngolo&yresident training program,

6. The sum of $5~~00from the A, Inuise Dietrich Fellowship of the Texas Graduate Nurses Association, 1001 E- Nevada Street, El Paso, Texas for hooks to be used by the University of Texas School of Nursing,

7 - T&:$w of ,$.7.5~,00 repre senthg..the 3 irst quarerly payment of a $rant fron: the SahyuriLaboratorles, 316 Castlllo Street, Santa Barbara, California for . research under the direction of Dr. G;.A, Emerson and Dr, Joe Plash. -;h \:f 8 - The sum of $5,000.00 *om the M. D, Anderson Foundation, Second National Bank Buf lding, Houston, Texas for establf shment of the "Youth Development Centers' under the direction of Dra Eugene McDanald, Associate Professor of Neurology and Psychfatry,

9. The sum of $250~00from DP, Charles S . Alexander, Hermann Professional Building, Houston 5, Texas as annual contribution to the Charles S, Alexander Memor fa1 ban find .

10, The sum of $5,000,00 reppesenting continuation of grant from the Lederle Laboratories Dfvfaion, American Cyanmid Company, Fear1 Rivep, Mew York for research under the directLon of Dr. Arthur Ruskfn.

11. The sum of $70- 54 from an industrial concern for resewch under the direction of Dr. C,, A, Nau. It is the wish of the company that no publicity be given contributions,,

12. The sum of $250~00from Dr. Wildred Stanley, 'IQO So Dofs CbArc, Tyler, Texas to be credited to the "Mildred Stanley Loan Fund for Women Medics1 Students ,"

RESEARCH CONTRACTS: Your app~ovalof the following mod%fi@atfons to Air Force Contracts Is respectfilly requested, These modifications change ody the address of the Contractor,

Modification No, Ml (54-898) to Air Force Contract No. AF 18 (600)-610 Modification No. Ml (54-899) to Air Force Contract No. AF 18 (630)-624 ModlflcatPon No. M2 (54-900) to Air Force Contract No, AF 18 (6001-626 Modification No, MJ. (54-901)to Air Force Contract No, Al? 18 (6001-638 Modification No. MJ (54-902) to Air Force Contract No. AF 18 (600)-464 Modif Xcatfon No. M2 (54-897) to Air Force Contract No. AF 18 (600)-559

PAD TRAVEL; It is respectfully recommended that you approve the folbowfag trips by the staff members listed below, their expenses to be paid from the accounts indicated.

1. Dr. Chauncey D, kake, Executive Director, October 5, 6 and 7, 194 to Atlanta, Georgia to represent the UnfversiVj of Texas Medical Branch and the American Association for the Advancement of Science at the Centennial Convoca- tion of Emory University and to confer with hospital and medical school repre- sentatives from various parts of the country regarding various ways by which economies mag be developed in medical schools,and hospital affairs; December 27, 28 and 29 to Berkeley, California to attend the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science as Vice-President and Chairman of the Section on the History and Philosophy of Science.

2 Dr. D, Bailey Calvin, Dean of Students and Curricula Affairs, October 11 through 24, 1954 to French Lick, Indiana to attend the annual meet.ings of the Association of American Medical Colleges as a delegate representing the Medical Branch; to Austin, Texas September 3 to 5, 1954 to attend the quarterly Board Meeting of the Texas Medical Association as representative of the Medical Branch.

Expen~esof items 1 and 2 to be paid from Administration, Maintenance, Equipment, Suppo~t,Admfnfst~ative, Staff and Official Travel.

3. Mr. James R, Jamasch, Director of Staff Personnel, to Austin, Texas October 28 and 29, 1954 to attend the 16th Annual Conference of the Texas Personnel and Management Association, expenses to be paid from the Business Offica, Flintenanee, Equipment, Support and Travel,

4. Dr. William C, Levin, Associate Professor o? Internal Medicine and Director of Blood Bank, to Chicago, Illinof 6 October 27 through November 1, 1954 to attend the meetings of the Amepican Federation of Clinical Research and the Central Society for Clinical Research and present pagers at the latter meeting, expenses to be paid from Blood Bank and He~~atrslog-y,Maintenance, Equipment and Support. 5. Dr. Martin Schneider, Professor of Radiologyr to San Antanio, Texas May 2 through 5, 1954 to attend the annual meeting of the Texas State )PredFcal Asso- cistion and a Called Xeeting of the Texas Radiological Society, expenses to be paid from the Special Activities Account - Radiolou Operating Account,

6. Dr. Carl A. Nau, Professor of Preventive Medicine and Publie Health, to Richmond, Virginia, Washington, D* C,, New York City, Sto Louis, Miasouri ard other points September 13 t~ 22, 1954 to familiarize himself with work now being done with reference to cigarette smoke and lung c%cer and to Pampa, Texas Sitptember 7 and 8, 1954 to consult with individuals relati= to a proposed research prodect, expenses to be paid from the Current Restricted - Physiological Study of Cerbon Black; to Buffalo, New York October 10 through 17, 1954 to attend the meeting of the Conference of Professors of Preventive Medicine and Public Health to discuss ways and means of improving the integrating teaching in this area with other areas of the medical curriculum, expenses to be paid from the Current Restricted - National Fund for Medical Education - Preventive Medicine and Public Health.

7. Dr. John C. Finerty, Professor of Anatomy, September 24 thmugh 2G9 1954 to San Antonio, Texas to attend the quarterly meeting of the Executive Committee of the Texas Academy of Science as officlal delegate of the Medical Branch, expenses to be paid from the Current Restricted - National Fund f'or Medical Education, Miscellaneous.

8. Dr. Arild E. Hansen, Profeesor of Pediatrics, to Chicago, Illinois Septtm- ber 2 to 5, 1954 to present a paper of the original work done on fat metabolism at the meeting of the scientific group of the National Live Stock and hat Board, expenses to be paid from the Current Restricted - National Live Stock and Heat Board Grant; to Coronado, California to December 6 through 10, 1954 approximately to present a paper at the American Academy of General Practice, expenses to be paid from the Current Restricted - Professional Fees - Pedia- traics . 9. Dr. George A. W. Currie, Administrator of Hospitals, to Chicago, Illinois September I1 through 17, 1954 to attend the annual convention of American College -of Hospital Administrators and the American Hospital Association, expenses to be paid from the Current Restricted Fund - Sealy and SmFth Foundation Grant, Main- tenance, Equipment, Support and Travel - Administrative Offices.

10. Miss Marjorie Bartholf, Dean of the University of Texas School of Nursing, to Chapel Hill, North Caroli October 4 through 8, 1954 to attend the Seminar on Graduate Education and Resea% ch in Nursing and Committee on Gradtuate Educa- tion and Research in Nursing, expenses to be paid from the Current Restricted Fund - W. K. Kellogg Foundation Grant for Graduate Education in Nursing.

11. Dr , LEO S, M, Duflot, Assistant Professor in Anesthesiology, October 24 through 29, 1954 to Cincinnati, Ohio to attend the national meeting of the Am- erican Society of Anesthesiologists, expenses to be paid f'rom the Current Restric- ted - Professiontll Fees - Anesthesiolo&v,

12. Miss Ruby Decker, Technical Director of Rehabilitation Clinic, to Ottine, Texas October 7 and 8, 1954 to inspect clinical practice facilities at Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation which Medical Branch students of Physical Therapy use, expenses to be paid from the Current Restricted Fund - MonBanto Chemical Com- pany Grant for Rehabilitation Clinic,

1. Dr. 3. Allen Scott, Professor of Preventive Medicine and Public Ekalth, and Dr. Etta Macdonald Davidson, As~istantProfessor in Bacteriology and Para- sitoloa, to Memphis, Tennessee November 2 through 7, 1954 to attend the annual meetings of the American Society of parasitologist^ and the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene and present papers, expenses to be paid from the Public Health Service Grant No. E64-~5- Travel, 114 . Dr. Robert P;. Cooley, Professor of Radio,Lugy, to Bostm, Massachusetts Se7telaher 24 and 25, 1954 to visit the Massachusetts Generel S;3spitsl foll~wi~ his trip to the American Roentgen Hay Meeting, cxpenses tu 1:t. paid from the Public Health Service Grant No. IFT-5098 - Travel.

~esditfullyyours,

~xecut,iveDirector THE UNIWTIIY OF TW DEWSAL 8RANCB Houston October 3.2, 1954

Dr. Logan liilson, President The University of Texas Austin 12, Texns kar Doctor Wilson:

I am submitting herewith a docket for the meeting of the Board of Regents to be held in Austin, Texas, October and 30, 1954.

I recwmnend your approval of the following items fox the Dental Branch :

1. Transfer $350.00 ficrm the account for Maintenance and Equipml~t for A11 Instructional Departments to the accuunl; for Ljbrary - Books in the same department,

01. nnieed Activities Related to kOodbDciar tmZZ~~patientDivision 2. Transfer q2 ,7 from the account for Supply Clerks o one to exceed $2,100,00) to the account for Temporary Ibployees in the same department,

and Nicrosco ic) 1. Appoint h. ~xur+ irsehbaum as Professor (~art-t-) at a salary Fate of $1,000.00 for twelve months for the period beginning Sep- tember 1, 1954, and ending August 31, 1955, funds in the amount of $1,000.~to be transferred frcnn Professor in the Department of Anat- omy (~)enta~~natomy and ~istol~gy).

2. Appoint Dr. Dermrd Yollick as Asststant Professor at a salary rate of $6,800,00 for twelve months for the period beginning September 1, 1354, and ending Auwst 31, 1955.

from the account for Instructor to create the position of Instrcct~rin the Bprtment of College oP &nix1 Hygiene, Restorative Dentlstrx (Unit- ~estorat iow ) . Appoint Dr, Henry E. Fayle, Jr,, as Assistant Professor at a snl- ary rate of $8,100.00 for twelve months for the priod beginning Novern- ber 1, 195h, and endlng Auwt 31, 1.955, %ds in the mount of $50.00 to Se transferred fiam Assistnnt Professor in the same department,

5. Appoint Dr. Alfred PZ. Chausse as Instructor at a salary rate of $T,OOO,QO for twelve months for the period beginning September 1, 19511, and ending September 30, 1954. Restorative Dentistry Fixed klti le ~estorations) L7Ga&,F20.00 fran the account for Stenographer - Technician one to exceed- $2,820.00) to create an account for stenographer - Technician in the Bpartment pf Surgry, Tical Plant ransrerc$2,820.00 from the account for Power Plant Crew one to exceed $7,120.00) to the account for Maintenance Crew (General i~int2- n~nce)(~oneto exceed $4,120.00) in the same department.

3. Transfer $2,790.00 from the account for Painters (~art-time)to the account for Maintenance Crew (General ~aintenance one to exceed $4,120.00) in the same department, Sl3W WAVE6 : The following short leave8 of absence without Loss -Ymeen grated the staff -br~ listed %low, their ex- penlses to be paid as indic~ted:

1. Dr. Martin Cattoni, Professor in Medicine, August 21, 23, 27, 28 and 30, SeHember 3, 4, 10, 11, 13, 18, 22 and 25, October 1 and 2, 1954, to go to klw~tan,Texas, to the University of Terns, Medical Branch, to work In the Tissue Culture Iaboratory on reseech problmx ai tissue culture; September 7, 1944, to go to Galveston, Ttxtzs, to the Galveston Mstrict Denbl Society to give a lecture, entitled, "The Planagemnt of Vital and Won-vital Wp," hia expeneee to be paid frm Miscellaneous General Expenses - Traveling Expenses, 2. Dr. Edwara C. HlnXa, Professor in Surgery, september 15, 1954, to go to Austin, Texas, to attend the Texas State Cancer Co-ordimtors Meeting as as3 ofPicial representative of the 13ental Branch, his expenses to be paid from Miacellaaeoua General Expenses - Traveling Ex- penses,

3. Dr. Sder S. Arnh, Director of the Pactgraduate School of Den- tistfy, September 28, 1954, to go to College Section, Texas, to the Annual Conference fox Texas Exbension Service Workers to present a scientific paper, entitled, "Nutritfon and the Teeth; I' October 27, 1954, to go to Prairie View, Terns, to the Negro County Home Demon- stration ~t Prairie View A, & M, College to present R sciexltiflc paper, entitled, "Nutrition and the Teeth, " his expenses to be paid from Miscellaneous General Fxpenses Traveling Estpenses.

OW-OF-STATE TRIPS: I recamend your approval of the following out- of-state trip-the staff members listed below, their expenses to be paid from Miscel1ant;ous Gercra3. Eqenees - Traveling EKpenses: 1, Change the dates of the trip f*m Mrs. EhBirath, to Miami, Florida, from November 5, 1954, to November 12, 1954, as reportea in Stem two, page D-4 of the Minutes of the Board of Regents dated May 11, 1954, to November 5, 1954, to November 16, 1954.

2, Mrr Herbed Zt. Farla, Technician (clinical sciences) in Techni- cal Service, October 22, 1954, to October 3,1954, to go to Albany, New York, to the Ticonium Training School to learn the use of equipment being installed in the new buildlng and the Ticmium Technique groceaure .

(Y+ohnVictor Olson Dean THE UNIlrERSZTY OF TEXAS M, D. Anderson Hospital and Twnor Institute IJous ton

October a,1954

TO DR. LO'GAN WTLSON PRESIDENT OF TfIE UNIVEESTTY OF TEXAS

Dear Doctor Wilson:

I am subrdtting herewith a docket for the meeting of the Board of Regents to be held I.n Austin on October 28, 29 md 30, L recommend your approval of the following items:

mfer$50.00 to the position of Clerk in th* Office of the Patholagist from the Operations and Equipment Reseme.

Ins truc ti on and Trainin 2. Create a half-time !mition of Senior Clerk-Typist by the transfer of $721051 from the Operations md Equipnent Reserve.

Print Shop 3. Tpansfer $20.20 to the account for Multilith ilperator, Typist Co~$ssitw, and Attendant from the Operations and Equipment Reserve,

Transfer of Unexpended Balances L. Authorize the t~ansferof the unmended balance of $9.590.32 in Lagislativa ApproprLa tion S-891, bther General ~dministrative Salarie sit to Legislative Appropriation T-902, account of tht same name, under the . pro~sionsof Section 10b of" H, B, No. lllo Acts of the 53rd Legislature, Regulw Session,

Transfer be tween Legislative AppmpriaU om 5, Authorize thk t~ansfarof 91709000,00 from LenislatiLm Avpr~prSaUon 3-890 with gbfi0,000.00 bdng placsi in ~egisl.ativ@ propr ria ti on-S-892 and $30,000~00in Lagisla.tive Appropriation S-893, under provisions of Seccon 1k of the 'rAgcncies of Highe~Ehcation - Special IYovisionstt of H. B, No, U1, Acts of the 53rd Legislatu~e,Regular Session.

Medici ne -migethe title cf Assistant Internist art-time) at $1,800.00 to Associate Internist (part-time).

2. Create an account for three (3) &terns by the transfer of $1,57Sc00 from Unappropriated Surplus.

3b Delete the me of Ik, Wayne E. Truax, Assistant Internist at $9,000.W, who is on military leave of absence,

4. Create the position of Senior Fellow (~edintrics)by the transfer of necessary funds from Unappmpriated Surplus, and appoint to t!nls position Dr. John W, Griffin at $7,000.00 for twelve months for the period September 1 through October 15, the salary for Dr. Jacob N. Old, Assistant Pathalogist, from $11,000,00 ta $12,000.60 for twelve months, kffectivc ~e~tcmber-1,in keeping with the policy relative to ~uchan increase upon Board certification.

ition of Assistant Radiotherapist Dr. Lowell he perid September I. through September 30, and at the rate of $9n000r00 for the period beginnix 3ctober I, in order to permit Doctor Miller +.a assume additional responsibility of mparvidon of Air Force Contract No. 18(600)-926; he will spend approximately 40 to 50 per cent of his time on this research over arrd above his reg~hrclinical duties, and I& 11 be compensated 8300.00 per month from the contract,

7. Change the status of Dr. John McGraw, Associate Radiologist, from full-time to part-time, effective September 1, wi~a change in salary from $128000,00 to $8,000,00 for twelve months.

Wrezsethe vacant position of Assistant. Surgeon frum $10,000.00 to $11,000,00 by the transfer of necessary finds froro Unappropriated Surplus, and appofnt to this position Dr, Richard G, Martin at $l2,OOOmO0, #1,000,00 to come from fnstilationd Research Grant 234 ~OPoutside and additional duties in eonnec-blon with the melanoma research pro jaet and related s~dies,

98 Authorize the supplementatLon of the salary of Dr. William S. Darpick, bnesthasiolo~st,by mch sums as are necessary to agree with the original supplemental agreement *en he was employed, sru ch &pplementa-t3 on to come from a current restricted fund pant given by the M. D. Anderson Foundation for salary supplementation and, if necessary, from the Tnati~tionalResearch Grant 23-G, in which r esearch project he particfpates; the above supplementation to be effectLve Sqtember I,

10. Transfay $6,000,00 to the account for Residents from Unappropriated Surplus,

11, Create the position of Assistant Prosthodontiat (put-time) by the transfer of $Is8000 00 fporn Unappropriated Surplus.

& meof Dr. William J. Wingo, Associeta Biachsdst at $56,600,00, due to his rasi~tionat the close of business Augdst 31.

Biolo dcataWe position of Fxperimsntal Hematologist (part-tins) by the transfer of $2,500~00 f?om Umpprop~iatedSurplus,

Ex erimntal Medicine ~e~ncrsasethe account for Senior Research Fellow fmm $3,600.~to $5,000.00 for twelve months, by the transfer of necessq funds from Unap- proppiatad Surplus, and appoint to it Dr, Vasant H. Doctor, effective Sep tembsr I, Fqerimental Surgery . Change the title of Rasearch Surgaon'to Research Internist, and appoint to this position DP, Nylem Ecklas, at $8,500.00 for twelve mon?Aa, effective Stgtembsr 7,

name of this Section to Section of Medical Psycholo@+, arid the name of the position of Rsssarch Psychologist to Medical Pqyeholo&st. NGsin Service 1-12 1-12 $46,125.00 to an account entitled Head Nurse, Staff Nuraes, Ward Clerk, Attandmta, Orderlies, Kitchen Helpers and Maid (24) from tbla income from pay patierxts of the hospital to provids for the personnel requiremnts for opentng a %-bad unit of the hospital for pay patients.

Patients Account Of fYca 8 Change the ti Ue of the account for Senior Clerk and Accounting Clerks I ta Accounting Clerk 11 and Accounklng Cler'xs I, and increase the unbar of podtiens in the account from eight to nim , by the trarmfcr of necessary funds in the amount of #3p1~9r66from Unappropiatsd Surplus.

-Radiology LaboratorFee; (Iliagnm +Ae) 19. Change the account X-rw Technicians, Smj-ar Clerk I'ypist, Clerk Typfst, Clerk, eke. to paad X-ray Technicians, Medical Secretary, Medical Typist, Clerk, e tc,

C ohmuni c ati om 200 ~rms~#2,280.00to the account for Fail Clerk, Clerical Aaeistants, Head Switchboard Opsrator, ctc, from Unappropriated Surplus.

OT7T OF LTATE TRIPS8 I recommend yaur approval ur the fbllswing out of state trips by staff members listed below, their expenses to be paid by the Maintenance and Travel Account unless otk~wise!specified:

1, MT, Donald A. Mehl and Ur. E, Staten Wynne, October 6-9, to confer with personnd at 3klahoma A & M College, Stillwater, Oklahoma, concerning analysis of data on incidence and ~esultsof surgery on cancer eye lesions in 700 cattle. at Turner Kanch, expenses to he paid _from NET Grant C-179-C,

2 Dr, E, C, MdeKitz, October 13-16, to observe kborabry t~chmiquesat Hunttngbn Memorial hbaatory, Massachusetts Gmer aZ Hmpitsl, Bos Wn, trweL expenses to be paid by InatftuLiord Research Uirat INSTH-23Gc

3. Dr. Warpen K, Sinclair, Sagternbar 20-27, to attend the Roentgen Ray Sbcisty meeting, and shm exbibit on gamma-ray emitting isotopes, Washington, D. C, , and to discuss new telecobalt source' and irradiatdon of materials in reactor, Oak Ridge National Laboratories, Oak Ridge, Tennessee.

4+ fish Faith TUd, Bmcp September 13-16, to ~articipatein meeting of WomcnPs Aostpihl AuxiXiary of the American Hospital Association, Chicago.

Sb Dr, 'R, Lee Clark, Jr., Sa?tembsr 2-7, to rti.scuss field investigation and research grmts with staff of National Cancer Institute; to meet with Intermtianal Associati on of Pathologists for intarview of prospective . staff members and attmdance at pel discussions on lung cancer and other cancer pmblarns pertinent to the M. D, Anderson Hospital; to Chxt-lrrt+esariLle, Virginia, to attend meeting of Amcrolcan Sociew of Phamacalogist~at Universi.b of Virginia Medical Collegl, for interview and panel disolssions regardinjy organization for sbdy of pharmacology of cancer tkrqy to be dom in comection Kith the PI. D. Andmson Hospital; Nomber 1-4, to present paper at mettlng of Interstate Postgraduate Medical baociation of North America, Minneapolis, Minna so tay November 15-19 to attelid 40th Annual Clinic a1 Congress of the American College of Surgeons, as member, 6a Dr. Gilbert H. Fletch~~September 20-223 to present a paper at tba meting of the American Roentgen Ray Saciew, Washington, I). C.

7. DP, his Cman Collins, September 20-25, to attend and give a refresher course at meeting of hPican Roentgen Ray Society, Washington, D. C,

8, %.ss Elemor J, Macdomld, October 11-15', to attend metUng of Amtpiem Public Health Asmciation, sf which she is an officer, Buffah, -. New Y ork 9. Amend Itam 6, September Docket, Page 9-5, for trip of Dr. WLUm 0. RusacL1, changing dates to read September 3-11, and t;6 include conference dth Dr. Frai Stew~t4Memorial Boypital, New Tmk, relative to cancer eye research project,

10s Dr. William 5. Derrick, October 24-30, to present i paper at the American Society of Anesthesiologists, Cincinnati, Ohioo

GRAKl!St f reconmend ~cceptanceof the following grants, and that the appra&*iationof the hard be sent the donors by the Secretary:

lo *om the National_ Cancer Institute, acknowledgement to go to Dr. R, G, &adur, Chief, Research &ants and Fellourships Urmcll Nat ~onalCancer Institute, Bathesda lh, MkyLmd 2 C-2073 C In the amount of $5,300 for the period March I, 19s~-Febmany 28, 19% on uClirdcal I;mpartanc@ of Design in cobalt-60 Sources," C-1507 CJ In the amount of $1,9 70- fw th perf od Septmber 1, 1954-August 31, 1955 on ttEffecta of Carcinogens on Spara Gednation, C-2U C In the amount of $7,000 far the perid September 1, 1954-August 31, 1955 on "Ciumtitative &??thods in Exf oliative C$tolow, C-2391 In tb mount of $4,807 for the period Decembw 1, 19S4FcNa~trnbar3Qp 1955 on'lqHiatochumi~tTg of Xonml and Tramtie Cell GPOWWL.~ C-2392 In the mount of $4,860 for the period December 1, L9a-Nwmbcr 30, 1955 on Cytochemistry of Car- einoma of the Cer* Uteri,''

2. From the! Iiog~Foundrtion $75Q000 providing fo~the Erst inskllment of the fellowship award for &, Jack Wheeler for the year 195.h-55, acknowledgement to go to UP. Robert L, Sutherland, Jirectm, The Hogg FoundatAon, The University of Texas.

3. From l21& h~icanCancer Society Texas Division, acknowledgement to go to DP, G. V, BPindlay, Chairman, Executive Commit tee, American Cancer Smiew- Texas Division, 1609 Ccloradu Streetp Austfn:

a A pant In the mount of $9,940,00 in support of the pro jeet Vrai ning Assistance to Help Clinica Meat College of Surgeons Standards" under direatLon of Miss Eleanor J, Macdonald, fop the year beginning Septembw 1, b. A grant in the aount of $1,00,00 in support of the 1955 Annual Symposium on Funduncntal Cancer Research.

SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENTS TO U, S. ATR FORCE CONTRACTSs I recommend ratificaLion of the following executed agreements 8

Supplemental Agreement No, 8 (55-27) to Contract AF 33(038)- - 2C)L9J9 axtending the pe~formancethe *rough August, 31, 1754, without price ehangea,

Supplemental Agreemt No, 1(55-7) to Contract AF 18(600)- 926, ehan@ng the starting date to .Sapttmber 1, 1954, and the deliveq achecble, accordingly,

GPlSs I recommend you^ acceptance of the fbllouing gifts, and that the 1199, appreciation of the Board be sent the donme by the Secretary : 1. #4s150sO0from Mrs, Josephine H, Cauble, 5.535 Keldwood, Houston, Texaa, for th purchase sf an Automatic Counter Current Distributor for the Section of Ekpsrimental Medicine; donor requests no publicity.

2, For the UnaUacated Fund:

$238,95 from friends of Mrs. H, H, Hiatt9 ST, and the late Plr. Hiatt, in his memory, acknowladgemenL ta go t~ Mrs. &kt, at Route 1, Freeport, Texas,

$500000 from anonymous donor* 30 Far the 3ulLding and Equipment Fundp $100 from Mr. H, M. Feld, Post Office Bax 276$ IIouston, toward paylllant of his pledge,

4. For the Research Fund, $156.77 from friends of Mrs. Nelson L, Johnaon and Mr. Johs~on, in his memory, acknowledgemmnt to @ to Hys. Johnson, Routs 4, Bax 406, Son Angela, Texaa, 5. The following gffts of lee8 than $100.00, for whfch aclmowledgmenta and erpressione of appmciat ion ha~ebeen eent by the hospital: OONQR .ADDJm:SS AMOUlt'!' MEMORIAL TO

3-1 Hr. Dalton CroBS 1500 Milam Building. *10.00 Research Dr. M. A. Bandell San Antonio. Texu

)-2 Mr. & Krs. V. L. Walker 1824 Larchmont EGad. 2.5.00 Unallooated Colonel V. G. Saville Houeto:l1. !'ems

3-2 BeTou Pinea Garden Club e/o Mrs. Mary Joyce 7urlow. IS.00 Bldg. & Equip. Pres., 1027 Valtvay Drl''7e. (1andacapi!l&) Houston. '!exaa

3-2 Beta Sigma Phi. Lamda Zi c/o 0 Iiva M. Bennett 20.00 Beaearch Chapter III Jeanette Avenus Gladewater. Texas

3-2 Krs. E. O. & A.A. Billo 1301 ]jut Warren Street 50.00 .Adm. Cont. Tictorb.. Te%8.S

Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Xrenzler 2540 South Boule?ard. 10.00 Research Mrs. Alf'red Balla Houston, Texae

Nr. & Mrs. Eynon Vhite lIS Shonelif'f Baad 5.00 Unallocated Colonel V. G. Saville Corona del Mar. Cal.

)-5 Mr. &Mrs. G. W. Kuenstler )207 Charleston Avenue Research Hr. Alfred Marciante Rouston 21. Te:xa.s

J-S Mrs. Richard R. Water 4611 Idith. Bellaire. Texas 25·00 Besearch Mrs. Helen Waters (for grou.p)

3-10 Lillie C. Stockton &Estate Louise, !'exss 15.00 Una110cated Mr• .&1bert Bothrock of H. P. Stockton

1-9 Thrift Shop for Patient lfelfare c/o Mrs. George Bye. 50.00 Patient Wel Treas., 116 Dennis, Houston fare (lJhTift Shop)

)-10 Dividends Rumble Oil Stock Bldg. &: :&qu1:p~

J-12 Nr. & Mrs. Ben Arkin 2252 Maroneal, Hous ton. Te%B.B Adm.. Cont .. Mrs. Bosenb1oo11 DATE DONOR AMOilllT MEMORIAL TO $ 3-12 Mrs. Ruth X. Shartle 10600 Memorial Drive 25·00 Research Colonel w. ~. Saville Houston. Texas

3-18 Mr. &: Mrs. George Dor:ranc::e l6o~ North ~oulevard Unallocated Colonel W. G. Saville Houston. Texas

3-18 Mrs. A. A. Billa 1301 East Warren Street Adm. Contw Victoria. Texas

3-18 Dr. & M.rs. Bruce Hay Peeos, Texas 25.00 Unallocated Mrs. C.E. McCutchen & Mr. Arnold Scott

3-2) Mrs. Jaa H. Pittman 604 Harold Street Research Colonel W. G. Saville ROllSton, Te.xas

3-23 Mrs. Lester Sala First National B8n~ 5.00 Unallocated Mr. G. H4 Dear Troup I Texas

)-23 Mrs. B. F. Thurow 36]9 Glenhaven 5.00 Research Mr. J. G. Henslee Houston. Texas

)-23 Miss Alice M. Smith 1018 Isabella, Eouston. Texas 5.00 Adm. Cont. Mrs. Tess Purcell

3-29 Don and Nary HaTenar 2410 Old Spanish Trail 20.00 Unallocated Mrs. Mary Munnerlyn Hou-stOD, Texas Anderson

]-29 Allen H. ell-rruth P wO. Box 2179, Houston. Texas 10.00 .Research 01 III

3-29 Mary Alice & WaIter Winborn ~705 La cust Street 5.00 Beseareh II Bellaire. Texas

3=29 Mrw &: Mrs. Pappy Bobles 2620 ~nby Rd •• Houston. Tex~ 5.00 Una.lloeated II II

3-29 John and Mary Saint 3832 Underwood; Houstan, Texas 25.00 Research 3-29 Mr. Leon Landon 7519 S. Main. Houston, Texas 25.00 Research

]-29 Mr. &: Mre. Arthur C. Diehl 4602 Cedar Oaks Lane, 5.00 Research 11 Bellaire, Texas '. Emily and Ed Stump? 2 Rip Van WinHe £Lous ton, Texas

Mr. George Bmee Commerce Bldg., Boustoa. Texas 5.00

Mr. Qeorge Bmce Commerce Bldg., Houston, Texas j.00 HZW. Maq Munnerlyn Anderson

Officer Ba Dimctors. o/o Mr. A, )4. Ball, Second 25.00 Mr. Benalee Second Xatll. Bank Bat'l. hk, Houston, Texas

Mr. Lee W, Frieaen Box 1101 Lnfkin, %xas 25-00 Mrs. Mary Mnnnerlyn Anderson

Hr, & W~B,Jesse Andrews 1517 Kirby Drive, Houston 10.00

Mre. Corde &rod 2037 Brentwood. buston f -00

Wr. & Ws. Y. I). Jerger, Jr. 1021 Ffsher Drive, Elouston 5.00

Pods and Billy E. Curry PA. Box 1931, Eouaton 25.00 Unallo eated Besearch

Mr. & HPB. Joe IlObimYitg P.O. Box 1698, Bonston 10 00 Bsaarch Mr. Eenelee

Elaiae and Joe Blades 10217 Baeeoon Dp,, Bouaton 5.00 &search Mrs. Maw hnrierlyn anderaon

Mr. Albert E. Voeflml P.0, Box 852, Brenban, ?eras 5-00

Rutherford B. Cramna 2421 PC. Boleombe, Houston 5.00

Mesare. Abe & Jme Meingarten P.O. Box $698, Houston lj.00 Mr. EensPse & I. Y, Mexan&r

Mr. & Mrs. James X. c/o Horth American LSfe & PO 00 Brs. Mary Muene~lyn Scholefield kualty Go., Bennepin at Anderson Groveland Terrace, Ninneapalis, Minn. DATE ION::>R ADDRESS .AMOUNT M»U)RI.AL '10 $ )-29 Mr. and Mrs. M. R. 2923 Del Monte Drive 1.5.00 Research Mrs. Mary Munne rlyn UndentOod Houston AnderElon

3-29 Mrs. Walter Diggs 38 Briarcliff, St. Louis, Research II Miss. "

3-29 Mr. & Mrs. T. W. Nohle & 2317 Sheridan. Houston 25.00 .Beseareh Miss Sarah Ann Llewellyn 5305 Orawford, Bouston " " " 3-29 Mr. & Mrs. Sam E. MoHard,Jr. 1722 Rice Blvd., Houston 5.00 Besearoh " II II )-29 Mr. Louis Kauro 1211 Jackson, Houston 10.00 Research It II II

3-29 Mr. & Mrs. A.L. Selig Bank of Commerce :Bldg. 10.00 Unallocated It I II Houston

3-29 Mr. and Mrs. A. 1. Selig !lank of Comme ree :Sldg. 25.00 Research Mr. Henslee Houston

3-29 Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Sherrill 212 Suffolk. College 10.00 Research Mrs. Mary Munnerlyn Station, Texas Anderson

)-29 Grocers Supply Company e/o Mr. Joe Levit 25·00 Be&earch Mr .. RenEllee 11 N. Jackson, Houston

3-29 Mr. & Mrs. Walter Herbert 3729 Meadov Lake Lane 10.00 Research Mrs .. Mary Munnerlyn Houston Anderson

3-29 Bio Grande Nat ionsl Life c/o Mr. H.P. Baxter. Rio 15.00 Research II Insurance Company Grande Bat i 1. Bld&•• Dallas 2. Te:xaa

3-29 Mr. &Mrs. L.R. Bethea & 414 Union Nat11. Bank Bldg. 7.00 Bssearch Mr. Henslee Lona Bouston

Mr. Joseph W. Evans Cotton Exchange Bldg. 20.00 Research )Irs. Mary Munnerlyn Houston 2 Anderson ADDBilSS .AMOUNT $ P.O. Box 1234~ Houston 10.00 Unallocated ~r.. H. Robertson T"'.l.l

Boute 2~ Troup. Texas 5.00 Unallocated La Juana Sue Hobson.

~ro &Mrs. Robert a~ 700 North Marienfeld 5000 Research Mrs. Mary Munnerlyn Meye~e Midland~ Te~aB Anderf;;on

:'-29 5ecu~ity Life &Accident Co. c/o Mr. Ira J. McGuire 25.00 Research Security Life Bldg. Denyer 2. Colorado Sman Cc3 Agenoy 855 Asylum A'lTen~ ~ansg~ment A~90elation RSTtford 5. Cunn. 7519 s~ Main, Houston 2;.00 Unallr: "ated " l' Mr. &: Mrs. Ohar'les M. Knipe ,3429 Norte. Parnood Drive 10.00 Mr. Alfred Marciant~ o Houston rl ~ < Welch~ Mr~ ~. )-31 Co- EO' Jr 0 3220 Laffert.y ].00 UAallocated S. TB110r Pasadena, Texas

]-J1 Mr~ &Mrs~ J.B. !~alock Box 1114, Xermit~ Texas 10.00 Research Mr. Dan J~. English

1'0- L.. Hf:l,wkins 3·00 Unallocated Mr. S. J. raylor

Ros~ & BuGk Clemis & ]ox 111. Pettus, ~X8B 5.00 BaBearoh Mrs .. Mary Munnerlyn Ds.vye Kainer Andel'8on

)-)1 Mr. S. R. Wallace. Jr. 18 lour Mile Road s.oo Researoh. • West Hartford. Conn ..

3-J1 .Mr. Lee Oannon Western Life Insurance Co • s.oo llesearch • II Helena. Montana 0:: ~ C\}

j';~I:.i.· , "'JC}.,) _~, ADDBESS .Al«JUllT FUND MEMORIAL TO $ """I' ~.~ _~-~.~...l j,f-.=. ,-<" Mrs. Ralph S. l).)r'sel;t P.O. Box 887, Lubbock, i!exaB 1.5.00 Research Mrs. Mar:~.. Munnerlyn Anderson

")-'n 'ioi :U.l"-ctg..'1hy c. WllH.8JIl\J. c/o John L. Wortham & Son 10.00 Be search \1 II Ii Houston

1-~1 it--· ~ 1 (_ - -' >-md Tl;)ol Company 9000 Almeda Bd. t Houston 15.00 Une.llo cated Mr. s. J. T~lor

- ".-, -,~&-,..,II'-:" ~~ =;:\._~(, *l ~ ~.~- ) .... .C' } D J:t:. 586 Gulf 1I1dg•• Houston 10.00 Research G':

~ III ,""-T, M:r. "..,;.. M'r's. v. H. Sroi th 51C Graceland. Houston 3·50 Besearch " " :;-3= . S. Bnv~ewell 1915 Oano Street, Houston S.OO Research * II "'

~....: 11 ni J-Jl ...;,~." II ,1. l:hil.kin 5648 Ella Lee Lane. Houston 10.00 Besearch • ,... ,..,., '1\:;,•. It II . _,L.:::q-.).,.l ~ ~-' ~ & Yn. G.B. Gudger 3503 Plumb. Houston 4.00 Research "

tl II ~ ::-3l- '''It" oG & Mit's. Donald R. Welch 1750 Forest Rill. Houston ,5.00 Researoh ...., rl, :,-31 V.P. t7'\'!r&er 7703 Edgewe.r. Houston le.oa Beaearch II " Ii' ..0:: :'-)1 Ml'. .;. M:i:~8. }:"'loyd Kj,l-l~..t-' 3,01 Nottingham, Houston 5.00 Research II " it

~-31 .'M.r'" & M:t's. R.E. Fair-chUd. Dunlavy 9 • Apt. 6~ Wilshire 5.00 Unallocated If 01 II Edna & Iol:a.:ry Lou Neath. &. Village, Roueton Mn. H. F. }(artin

':;-~l Misses If .' -' Butt. & Elizabeth 7 SuI Ross. Houston J.OO Unallecated !te.:n.'E! l.i. & Mrs. Emma K. Butler " "

3-51 Mr, & Mn. E. D. Pressler 2013 B.rentwood, Houston ,.00 Ilesearch Mr. J. G. Henslee

,-, "',I ~,- ), ~;It .& M:rB~ Llo~rd Wright 3920 Weyburn Drlv~. 3~O{! ReeearcJ:. Mrs. HarjO Kim"arlY'a Fort \iorh, Texas J.nderson OONO.R AMOUNT MEMORIAL TO $ :;-31 Bank: of Commerce Bldg.. 10,,00 Researcb Mr. J. G. Heuslee Houston

3-11 T~ ~_. Smith American General LUe 25 .. 00 Researcb Mr.. Mary Munnerlyn In8~ Co., Houston .AnderBon

3-')1 )In. John B. Sha:ty &I P~o. Box 433. Mission, !exas 25.00 Unallocated Mrs. ~m Millard Kr. & Mrs. Allan Shivers Cook

3-)1 Panama-Williams Corp. e/o M.ary E. ![!b.ompaon 20.00 Unallooated W. B. Adami Melrose Bldg., Houston

3-)J. ;;;laxk 1.0 Jenkins 407 N. }(ain~ Houston 5.00 Unallocated Lillian Leae

J-31 Lea Roy Gill )]4 w. Indl~ Street 10.00 Besearch Krs" Mal7 )(1JII.neJ"1~ Kldland. Teus Anderson

Jane S:w:i th 502 Avondale Avenue ;;.00 BaaearClh Mrs. J. G. Henslee Houston Houston, Texa. 50,,00 Research • McDoo.ald Meachum :Bank of Commerce :Bldg. 15.00 Research • Houston

4-2 JeM. S. Mellinger Bank of Commerce Bldg. 2.5.00 lunearGh III Hou8ton

4-2 Ru.th T. Hunter 4915 Milam. Houston 10,,00 :Beseaxch III III

4-2 Mro &Mrs. V.T. Westergard 4002 Essex Lane, Houston 10.00 Besearch Mr. S" J. 1J'ay1or

"1--2 Mr8 &Mrs. J.B. Fit2PatriGk, 20)9 Swift. Houston 10.. 00 Be'iearch II If Jr.

4-;: O.. E.S. fidelity ChApter c/o Mrs. Giben Loomi~. Sec8, 50.00 Una.llocated f 38) 6931 Santa Monica Dri?e Dallas, lfexaa ..-f "'.\.1.' , OONOB ADDRESS AMOtJIIf .FtnlD MEMORIAL TO C\l C\} $ 4-2 'J ~ .. l..:siml'it Gulf 31dE!; •• Houston ,5.00 Unallooated MY'. So 1 0 'l'a,ylor

4=;.;' MA'. Wo ~. E~a.d, J~, 3652 Inverness, Houston lS~OO Jleseareh X:ro Hen-alee

..j.-Z Cfi:;''-' .N~umann 1815 lip AlabfLlll.&p Bouaton 5~OO Research Mr. s. Jo faylor

4_:~ D. '.J. tCU'ida ehen 181.5 W~ Alabama, Houston 5·00 Research III It II

t..-2. Wil~,,4 ,a·;"Oc.. k& 3618 Undervood, Houston 10000 iesearch Mrs. Mary M. Anderson

T 1,j'-2 M. "'~ Kallinger 700 H:aih~ Houston 25~OO Research Mr. Hensle8

4"=>o~~; .t16';). "'. 31;.e'war't 1.5.00 UnAllocated Mrs. :Mary M.. AAdel"$on

4-=2 J.j.l.. ~',e .r S,l\US:CY .& Jea-:: :.-li.e 5317 Pease, Houston 5.00 hsearch .MI'. s. J. lJ'eylol' liu_dd1.8 a ton

: . ~ ..->,j :ar.:;. B:.~ ~'Vi> , :! 1;1 1se11; & .F<:lJI\iiy 5007 006011 Hou~ton ,.00 Besearch Mr. Benslee

't ~ C"" .... -5 ';""ah Gn:':'<:I.c ~a30 Julius tane) HO-<1ston 5.00 Unallooaud ,,.. < '-5 v,.;:, 0 .! t/'t"$~ Rj,charO: Ja.rks 7202 l,::tons Ave •• Houston 5~OO UnallQcated Louls G:::-aL'l1ll

~ .... 1.,-6 ~~rro "". ,.., :Ba1' !'t''" P~O. Bo:J.: 2179, Houston 2.5~OO Beeea:r'ch Mrs. Mar;;: A~ Ander-soA ,. III '$ ~ 4 ~"To ...... ~ I;t i10 Jande;: 303 B:o.sk Bldg. ~ Housto!l 1,~OO Beaearf.'h !!C

:,0-6 Miss Lt,cUle M9.ll.l7' 1601, S~ Shepherd, Houston 5.00 BeseaI'~h Mr. Benale p

4-6 1'4.;'. & !.ol;rs~ C,L F:·b,r-..g:r. 1804 Carleton Ave. Fort 5.00 Unallooet ted Mhs WiLJi" :"'O'ld Green ;forth, Texas .. 4-6 Mr. -..." :Ja.rl'>"t 586 Gulf :Bldg•• Houston 10~OO Research Mr~ s. "'~ TayloT'

• .:0 V&,A~ ~7Cc; ~";; '~ 4-,."; Jt ...... ~ '=' r.,' Commerce Bldg. ~ Houston 5.00 Re8ear~h Mr9~ Mal';' M. .Anden~)1 __r 4,-6 ~h-s. H,E~ (i~rre1; J~OO !J~a11o M:.~·p, Cl t &. Mrs. 2023 Albans B.d. ~ Houston c:g,ted ~. Tsylor Port le Waddell "'- ADDRlCSS

..::_. 1846 Boward, Jackson, Hi.SB ~ Unallocated

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Seale E. Bt'OWfi Un.u.lo GAted M.:r-. Dan Po E.lgli~h

:::5.00 Researc<:. ,. '.'

~.. .-.., -" ~~ -'" .. t' , ' jiG Mr. E.M, R~ndersoD PoO~ D:<'l.'"et' alA~;. F):,depDT~. h,Y,

.H:r 0 .':i., ~ 0 "'._'''.~, ;, ",1

2~~1 W, Eclcombe, aous~o~ '1

F'.~~t:.r,:" S\' "'!.'" Bs(,k Fl dg. HC 1.J.stcn

., ~ ....- :Jr...al1c: ''-''1

":,::':r Unal 'J>"' .-'- ~ '2 ,::. . :'.f!

\1 ~- &: >i:rs ~ '.~ l:~ D ,.; e'hr ~~. ~ Researcl, ~, '- .. ' !t'~ e

'I _"':! c/c l::L N. Boc?,re:";~mi 1. h 25.00 Research Mrs. p~O~ -Fcx 174 4iJ Z··r·".'.~l-;}n

~.. A.'!> T.., .. Dla1: r Q 5:;'3 'Yn ree Co :mE' rt: Drbe 5.00 He '.lS't::,n. ADDRESs AMOUNT MEMOR IAt ro $ -,-~ 5259 Pomander, Bouston 15.00 Researoh Mr. Henslee

Hb: s 1,~ 1 ! a M~J:lde Eut ton 1322 SuI Rnsa~ Houston 3. 00 B:esearch Mr. Harry P. Carro11

Mrs. Verner H. McCall 2221 Rosedale, HOllston 10.00 Adm. Cont. Mrs. John I. Hanway II

4-13 Mr. & M~~. H. I. Barber Markham~ Tex8.B 10.00 Unallooated M~. C.C. Hize

4-1:"i 4904 Travis, Houston 5.00 Adm. Cont Mrs. Mike Maltz

Mr. & Mr~. Jesse H. Taylor P.O. Box 1122, Lufkin. Texas 10.00 Research Mrs. Mary M. Andersen

4-J.' 711 Main. Houston 5.00 Unallocated Samu~l D. Vincent

4-16 iflr'gtl Cr,ild:ress Shell Bldg., Houston 10.00 Beseareh Mr. Henslee

c/o Sterling Sloan 5.00 Unallooated Mr. E. Baldwin 11 N. Jaokson, Houston

tI 4-16 G. Ko Little 1800 Jarmin, Amarillo. Texas 10.00 Research

4-16 Phil &Augusta Roos 1001 California. Houston 2.00 Research Mr. Lord.s Schlesinger

4-16 Mr. G.D. Pickett 4J87 Ruth, Houston 10.00 Unallocated Mr. Henslee

11-19 M~o &Mrs. Morris E. Jaoobs 703 United Gas Bldg.,HouBton 25.00 Besearch Nr. Harry P. Oarro11

Dr. FeUx .Ru.tledge 4828 Caroline, Houston 10.00 Research Hr. Henslee

4-19 1. G. Schoiner Rt. 2. Longview, Texas 10.00 Una11 0 ellted Arnold Roy Lively

";;•.~ M~'",. Joe RobinO'ld tz 22 W. Oaks Drive, North 5.00 Research Mrs. Mike Maltt Houston

4,-19 c/o Mr~. BlIl Shurley 5·00 Unallocated P.O. :Box 65, HarfEl., Texas :JATE DONOR JI..DDRESS .AMOUNT JI.;EMO RI.AI. TO $ 4-22 905 Muin St., Houston Uno.llo cated Mrs. Florence Emden

905 ~~ain St .• Houston ).00 Unallocated Mrs. Jennie Y~plan

9)5 Main St.. Ro'~ston 3·00 Unallocated Mrs. Rebecca Maltz

4-22 922 CamIinp. H')llston AdJu. Cont. Mrs. .Rosenblum

4-22 Collegeport. Texas 5.00 Unallocated Mr. C. O. Mize

4-22 Mrs, R.. I. Si::-mp.:, & M!'. & Ma.rkham, Texas 5.00 Unallocated Mr. C. C. Mize Mrs. E. H. :.~.hal':::laI1. ,."t r. McGehee, Ark.

'/11 Main, Suite .305, Houston 5·00 Unallocated Mrs- Jennie Kaplan

l{re _ Sr.'!: Le tTy .,. !4r. .s., M!"~, ?237 He~~~~~ Jrive, Houston Research Mrs. Ollie Foster Ed\-"3.r-d ~. 1,8 v,"

4-2} John R. Burkett - Beverly c/o Mrs. Kerby Miller 5.00 Unallo cated Mrs. Emrr.a Jean E. Miller American Legion :5505 Xelvin !niveo lIoust:)n Wright Auxiliary * ?? 4-23 Friend? and Business Associ c/o Miss Alice E. Maluf 2].00 Research Mr. H. F. Tschirhart ates of the Vetera~s Admini 1201 W. Gr~v. Apt. 3 stration Regional Office Houst(Jn

4-23 Daisy Mae and Alice ~

4-26 30 S. Smith & Vivian S.Darst Unallocatet Mr, Arth~r C. Baer

4-26 Mrs. Hele~ Cates Coe & Box 1185. Bay CitYI Texas 3. 00 Unallocated Mr. Arthur C, Baer Famil:{

4-29 A. ~~d L~one Callihan LiYer.!Jo~)l, Texas 5·00 Unallocated

4-)0 American Legion AuxHiary c./ c ;"::"1'1. n:. 1_1 ie Arms t. rong 19.20 Research Po Po', :....~I..l HartleJ. 'I'exas I:ONeR ADpmss AMOmTT $ 4-30 Mrs. Leon A. Lewis, Mr. & 2227 Sheridan, Houston 20.00 Unallocated Mrs. Mike Malt!: Mrs. Obbie Lewis, Mr. & Mrs. JQr,es D. Berger, Dr. & Mrs. Henry Fisherman

4-30 oJ. P.oyd Best 3027 Breecen. San Antonio 5.00 Unallocated Mr. S. J~ Taylor

4-)0 Col. & Mrs. C~H.M. Roberts Ord. Sec. Rq. AFFE, APO 343, 15.00 unallocated Colonel W. a. Seville clo P.M. San Francisco, Cal.

4-JO Mr. & Mrs. ~~drew Orbin 3110 Shenandoah .,. 6. Houston 5·00 Unallocated Mrs. Mike Maltz

5-3 Mr. James Rabf':r~' Hill cIa Hill & Hill Oil Products 47.00 OllSllocated )Irs. Eannie B. (for group) 1125 Ft. W~rth Nattl. Bank Everett -El dg.. Fort Wo r-th, Te::xas

5-3 Mis!:> Alice M. Smith 1018 Isabella. Ho~Bton 3. 00 Research Mr. Da:"id V. Hay~ & Mrs. Gary

54 Mr. & Mrs. T.J. Burgess P.O. Box 9265, Fort Worth 5.00 Unallocated Mrs. B. ]. EV€rett 5-, Nr. &Mrs. M.H. Garrett P.o. Box 682, Liberty. Texas 5.00 Unallocated Annie Lee JohnsJn 5-6 Mr. &Mrs. Leon Gordon 3608 S. Mc~regor. Houston Unallo:: a ted Mra. Aland 5-6 Charles W. Austin 1702 Esperson Bldg., Houston 10.00 Research Mrs. M. ~. Anderso~

5-10 Mrs. M. G. We 11s Libe rty. Texas 5.00 RBaearch Annie Lee Joh~son

5-10 Mr. Ernest M. Dunn Liberty, Texas 5·00 Researeh Annie Lee Jobnson

5-10 Mr. & Mrs. Craig A. Tips 1718 N. Travis. Liberty, Texas 5.00 Research II • II

5-10 Mr. & Mrs. Irving S. Rubin 2020 K1p11ng, Houston 5·00 BeBeareh Ralph Gardner Mr. & Mrs. Frankie Corenblith

5-10 Desk & Derrick Club c/o Essie S7ker. Ft. Worth 3. 00 .Research Mrs. Hannie Everett Bat'1. Bank BldE;.. Fort 110 rth, Texa. W DATE DONOR ADDRESS .AMOUNT FUND MEMORIAL C\l ro C\! $ 5-10 Dorothy H. Dunham }25 Fred

5-11 Mearne CheVTolet Ca. Li bert;r~ Te::x:as 10.00 Unallocated Nrs. Johnson

5-11 Krs. Lester Sala Rt. 2. Troup. Texas ,.00 Unallocated Mrs. Sarah Barron

5-1] Sturgis P. Hurley 414 Clover-Crim Bldg. ~ 50.00 Research Mrs. M.. M• .Anderson. (for group) Longvie1ot' , Texas

5-14 Circle ;, ... S.C.S, c/o Mr!:5. Joe :Blake 10.00 Research Mrs. Johnson Methodist Church Liberty, Texas

5-14 Mr. & Mrs. F ~ M. If.hite Stowell, Texas ,.00 Unallocated Mrs. Johnson

5-14 Mra. Ch:;LS W. Fisher & Liberty, Texas 6.00 Besearch Mrs. Johnson J'amily

5-14 Mr. & NrE;. E.D. PresI

5-19 Mr. & Mrs. Wm.lf. Finnegan 1660 Marshall, Houston 25.00 Research Mrs. M. M. Anderson 5-20 American Legion Auxiliary 0/0 Mrs. Mary FitzSimon 8.65 Research Unit '* 460 Ce.~ t rovilIe, Texas

5-20 Miss lbrothy X1Jhlmann 14 Chelsea Plaoe, Houston S.OC tlnall OC' nted Mr•• E. R. Ratliff

5-24 Jr. Trivium Club c/o Miss Frances Waldrop 10.00 Research An.'1ie Lee Johne::> n Liberty. Texae

5-24 Dr. Mavis Po Kelsey 311 Herrumn ProfeBBional 10.00 Unallocated Mrs. L. E. Glover Bll!&., Bauston

5-24 Mr. Rudyard Wolf Room 214, ~19~East Pearl 10.00 Unallocated llldg. , Jackson, Miss. DATE IONOR ADDRESS AMOUNT MEMO RIAL TO $ 5-24 Mr. & Mrs. R.G. Partlow Liberty, Texas 5.00 Research Mrs. Johnson

5-24 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority c/o Mrs. Clarice Pierson 75.00 Bldg. & iqui-p. 2842 Winbern, Houston (Books & ],oak Cart for Pediatric Ward)

5-24 Mrs. G.G. McDonald c/o Mrs. L.E. Shuford 2.00 Unallocated Luther Kay, Sr. & Beacon Lig.ltt ClaBs of Mr. Wm. York Marvin Methodist Church T:rler, Texas

,-24 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Leon 905 Main Street. Eouston J.OO Unallocated Mrs. Fannie Dixon. Mr. & Mrs. Budd Allen

5-25 Mrs. ~elma S. Vhi te 3245 Beba Drive, Houston ;.00 Unallocated Mr. Edgar Woodhouse

5-26 Mrs. Paul Atlas9 :Bourgeois 5111 7th St., Port Arthur, 5.00 Besearch Mr. Edgar Woodhouse Texas

5-26 Woodland Garden Club clo Mra. L.E. Parchman 15.00 :Bldg. & Etluip. -- 3517 Oakridge, Houston (landscaping)

5-27 Mrs. Charles S. Wooten 4601 Edith, Bellaire, Texas 15.00 Resear~h Nr6. Belle aarper Mrs. Mary BerB: tina Mae Trombature

5-27 Mr. &Mrs. R. J. Engstrom 41J 8th St•• Galveston, Texas ,.00 :Research Mr. Edgar ....oodhouse 5-27 Kiss Hattie Gray S618 Annapolis, Houston ,.00 :Research Mr. A.. C. Jackson

5-27 Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Lo~~ste1n 2518 Glenhaven Houston 5.00 Unallocated Mrs. Bertha Irvin 5-27 M.rs. Etta]'. Kendall 9329 Saddle Lane. Houston Loa 1iesearch 5-28 Mr. &Kra. J.P. Horton, Sr. Box 778. Bo~kd'flle. Texas 2.00 Research 5-28 Burkett Miller Unit *77 c/o ~rs. Kerby Miller 5.00 Unallocated Mrs. Sarah Levine American Legion Auxiliary 5505 Kelvin Drive, Bouston DATE mOOR .ADDRESS AMOUNT MEmaIAL 1'0 $ 5-28 Mrs. M. R. McFarland )612 Cason St•• Houston 10.00 Besearch Mr. E. R. Woodhouse 5-28 Mr~ & Mrs. A. FelsCher 8148 Barkley Dr•• Ho~ston 5.00 Adm. Cant. Mrs. M. S. De Witt Nr. & Krs. "Ch'J.ckil Walker

5-2B 1l01lston Housewife no address given 1.00 Bs Be areh

5-)1 Mr. & Mrs. J .B. Patton Hatem. Texas 50.00 lIesearch .Mrs. Bill Corhn Dr. A. J. Wimberly

6-2 Mr. &: Mrs. Demas E. Barnes 4337 Dakota. Pittaburg. Pa. ,5.00 1le Be arch Capt. E. WoodhoUBe

6-2 Kr~ & Mrs. E~ Gene Bines 10.00 lira. Mittie Mrs. Hazel E. Howard 1827 Sul Boss. HOWlton McCarroll :Bell

6-2 Mrs. John F. & Mr. Quillian Angleton, ~exa8 3.00 Unallocated Cbal'lee Cool!; Garrison

6-2 Mr. & Mrs. Harold E. Vaughan 3769 Plumb 9 Houston 5.00 uaallocated ld8ar Woodhouse

6-3 Mr. & Mrs. L.!. Shuford 318 W. Locust. Tyler, Texas 2.50 unallocated Mrs. Annie Shuford Mrs. Ervin Berliner

6-3 rorwarded by Mr. Mit'lhRel M. 406 Webster. Houston 1.00 Research --- Manning

6-4 Thrift Shop for Patient e/o Mr8. George Nye. Treas. 50.00 :Pat. Welfare --- Welfare. Inc. 116 Dennia~ Houston (Thrif't Shop)

Mr. & Mrs. Lester Sala Bt. 2. TrouP. TeXElI'l 5.00 Unallocated Steele B. White

Mrs. Mar jOl"ie Lawry & 2636 Barbara Lane. HoIl'9ton 6.00 Adm. Cont. Krs. J. M. Irvin Mrs. V. W. Archer

10~OO 6-7 M:t:. & Mrs. Roy :Baker & Mr. 625 Kirkwood l Davenport, Iowa Research Capt. Woodhouse & Mrs. John Bo ~rns, Jr& Fenton, Illo

6-7 V.S.C.S,Travis Street c/o Mrs. Ruby Kelly .5 •.50 Besearch Met10dist Church Box 446. La Grange I Texaa DAD IOlfOR ,ADDlIESS JMO"UBT NIlNORIAL !'O $ 6-7 Misses Maude & Emma Gaston 1107 Banku. Honston 10.00 Besearch Judge rom Curr,y

6-7 Mrs. Lois Hill 2350 Underwood. Houston 1.00 Unallocated 6-7 Mrs. Gertrude D. Clark Center, Texas 2.5.00 Unallocated

6-8 Yred MacKie & Carl Kamrath 271) ferndale. Houston 10.00 Ad.lh CO:Do t • Mr. Grover o. Johnson

6-8 Kr. Edgar E. Nellen 404 TUam. Houston 5.00 Bes8areh Miss Anita IellDer

6-9 Mrs. O. P. Grover P.o. Box 1465, BIllY City.!'ena 5.00 UZLB110 cated JIrB. J.A. Verser, Sr.

6-9 'f'he Harry Faukes 2236 South Blvd•• Houston 5.00 Research Mrs. Bertha Irrln

6-9 Mr. R.E. Burgess P.o. Box 66. Colleg8Btatlon, 10.00 Besearch Mrs. H.X• .Anderson !exaa

6-9 Nr. Morris D. MAhaffey 4409 VataoD. St•• Bbuston. 10.00 l1nal.located Mr. L.II. Bruecher

rl 6-9 Anderson Hospital Imployeel 51.50 :Bldg. &Bquip. lin. C. W. neU"gen N ( ChIldreD.B ~ So1aritlBl)

6-9 Ta1"ioUB Ihnor. for Volun e{0 Krs. :ralth ... Bove 51.00 Tarlou,e Dono" teer Department MIlAR for Volunt.Dept.

6-10 DiTidends on Bumble Oil Stock

6-10 Ao & leDge Callihan Liverpool, Texaa 5.00 llaallocated lira. m.isa Ilardi.

6-10 Mr. Morris D. Mahaffe7 10.00 Una1.1ocated Ilrs. Merle .un,.

6-10 Mr. & Mra. R. H. Davia & 711 Suil!, ioUBtOD. 10.00 Beaearch Kra. T.... Bhodea Nr. & Mrs. J. R. '18k

6-14 Mr. & Mrs. Don Allien 4')14 Apollo. &URtOn. 5·00 Unal.located Capt. Woodhouse DATE IOOOR ADDRESS MEMORIAL TO

6-16 Mr. &Mrs. James P. P.o. Box 110. Bay City. 5.. 00 Research Mrs. F. A. Verser Westmoreland & Fami~v Texas

6-16 The Weingarten Family F.O. Box 1698, HOuston 10.. 00 Unallooated Mr. Herbert C. May, Sr.

6-16 Polly's Bouse of Beauty 0/0 Mrs. Boward G. Woodruff. Unallo~8ted Archie X. ~rauer 109 Goliad, San Antonio

6-16 Susannah Wesley Class West c/o Mrs. E.C. Schramm, Treas. 5.00 Research Mrs. E. D. Jahn University Meth. Ohurch 6319 Vanderbilt, Houston

6-18 Wesleyan Servi~e Guild of c/o Mrs. Edith Hanley. Treas. 45.00 Besearcb Mrs. Dahle Korom C011y Nemorial Meth. Church 1llag1e Lake. -Texas Crutchfield

6-18 Alamo Post No.2, American 4th Floor Court Bouse Unallocated Mrs. Mamie Brauer Legion. Court. House San Antonio, Texas

6-21 Employeea of L. Lechenger". 815 Main St., Houston Unallocated Mrs. J.L. Kushaway Jellleler, Inc.

6-21 Krs. S.A. McCurr,y 1615 Walker, Houston 5.00 Unallocated Charlie H. Reynolds

6-23 Mrs. Cha.rles Causey Box 787. Eagle Lake, Texas 10.00 Unallocated M~. J.M. Clip.on 6-23 Christian Women's Fellov c/o Mrs. W.O. Youngblood 10.00 Unallocated ship, First Christian Church )124 High Ave., Grons. Texas

Paul Schenk, Jr. 586 Gulf :Bldg.. Rous ton 10.00 Unallocated Mrs. Elmer N. Castle, Sr.

Bar~r Mr. & Mrs. Wm. H. 5°30 Leelandl Houston 25.00 Unallooated Mrs. Harry Riggs

Mr. & Mrs. Seaborn Eastland. 307 E. Cowan, Houston 3. 00 Unallocated Mrs. L.E. Glove~ Jr.

6-28 Mr. & Mrs. Louis A. Stevenson 56 Tiel Way, Houston 10.00 Besearch Mr. Kemp S. Dargan

6-28 MI'. Wm. F .. Kelly 3108 Reba Drive, Houston 10.00 Beseareh ti II ..-4 C¢ DATE DONOR ADDRESS AMOUNT FUND C\l MEMORIAL '!O $ 6-28 Mtherine & Bill Lucy Lucy !nsura.nce Ai!t'lTIcy, 10.00 Research Mr. Kemp S. Dargan 2nd Nat'l. Bank Xldg. Bou5ton

6-28 Krs- Arthur cr. Baer Box 566, Bay City, Texas 5·00 Unalloe8ted Mrs. Fort A. Verser

6-28 :Battelatein\ 5, Inc. Houston, Texsli ,.00 Unallocated Mr. Xemp S. DargB.:'l 6-28 Mr. A. H. Keefer Tomball. TexaB 15·00 Resea.rch It I " 6-28 Mr. & Mrs. Harold E. Vaughan 3769 Plumb. Houston 5·00 Unallocated Mrs. lrances Dinsmore

6-28 Officers & DireC'tore o:f Houston, Texas 15.00 Unallocated Mr. Kemp S. Dargan ~t~ Ea~ll ~an~ of Commerce , 6-29 Price K. ..Tohnson c/o Oravens, Darga.n & Co • 15·00 Unallocated • .. P.O. B:>x 1660. Houston 10.00 Unallocated Mr. Herbert C. Ma,y

6-29 Clayton M. Harrell 611 Melrose Bldg., Bauston 25·00 Research Kr. Kemp s. Dargan ('1\ "r 6-29 N. McConnell 811 Caroline. Houston 10.00 Research II It I' <

6-29 Edgar L. Pearson 4511 Bossmoyne. Houston .5.00 Research , II n 6-29 Geor.ge 1. Kane 2220 Brazos, Houston 10.00 Research II II " 6-29 BufoTd OOod.... in & 1973 w. Gray, RoUfl,ton 15.00 Unallocated II II U Franois HumphrYB

6-29 Mr. C. E. Na~

6-29 Msxson-Mahoney-'r1.lrner 1415 Fidelity Unio~ Bldg. 10.00 UIWllocated -H~. Kemp S. Dargan Dallas. Texas

6-29 Mr. & Hn. Jas. A.i-'Barker, Jr. Niels Esperson Bldg. ,Houston ?5.nD Rel'lear~h II III ,.

6~30 Mrs. 'flm. Ward Watkin 3833 Meado....,. Lake Lane 5.00 Unalla cated Ii 11 Ii Houston 00llOR ADDRESS .AMOUNT FT1N'D KEMOBIAL TO $ 6-30 Mr. &Mrs. Victor N. Carter J01 Union Nat'l. Bank ~ldg. 10.00 Unallocated Mr. Kemp S. Dargan Houston

6-30 Mr. & Mrs. Julian E. Fruit lOJ8 Bankers Hort~e Bldg. 10.00 Unallocated • H Jiouston

6-30 Officers & Staff of the J08 Scanlan Bldg•• Houston 25. 00 Research • • tI Mic~igan Fire & Marine Ins~rance Oompany

6-:W Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence S. 1512 Center, Houston 10~00 Unallocated • Bosworth " "

6-30 Cj~~i0al Employees of ~~lf G/o L.A. Anderson, P.O. Unallocated • CJaat Investment C3rp. Box 1660, 3.oustou

7-1 Mrs. Adeline Lyles Rt. 1. Center. Texas 10.00 Pat. Care

1 7-1 Battelstein 8 812 HaiD t R.ouBton 10.00 Unallocated Mr. Thomas P. Lee

7-1 Mr. & Mrs. Henry A. Sauer 2027 Barold. St.. Bous ton 10.00 UD8.11ocAted II • • 7-1 Mrs. Myrtle Azbill 795 Richmond. Texas 15.00 Unallocated

7-1 Oox Insuranoe Agency c/o Roy Cox, P.O. Bo% 1085 1.1.00 Unallooated Mr. Kemp 6. Dargan Houston

II 7-2 Mr. R. D. Far-ish COmJlleTC& Bldg•• Hou.ston 10.00 Una.llo ca.te d

7-2 Bank of Commerce Bldg. 10.00 Research II • Houston "

7-2 Mr. &Mrs. Eugene Werlin 3501 :Buffalo. Houston 10.00 MSlea.rch Mr. '!.'homa& P. I,ee

Mr. &Mrs. A. M. Crenshaw 3308 Berkley, Houston 10. 00 Resea.rch 7-2 Marion L. Martin & Co. 2626 Westheimer; Houston 10.00 Unallocated " DONCR ADDRESS JWoW m MIM0BXA.L TD

Mr. & Mrs. Walter G. Sterling 570P Jaekson, Houston $25,00 A&. Cont. Mr. Jas. 0. Lewis

Mr. & Mrs. C. 3. Truitt 2138 Wroxton, Efauston 5.00 Research Dr. krr

Mrs. Fred C. Pruit t 3322 Parhood, Houston 10.00 Research Mrs. Ella Hurley

Ben Wolfman, Inc. 917 bin, %us ton 10.00 Unallocated Hr. Kemp S. kgan

Dr. William 0, &asell M. a. Anderson Hospital, Houston 15.00 Adm. Cant. L #

R. 3. %wen & Ccmpany 31LC Eepe~sanBldg, Houston 15.00 Unallocated n n n

n n n Texas Natt 1 B~nk c/o Mr. W. W. Pew, Bouston 25.00 Unallocat ed

The Insurance Exchange of Eonatan c/o John M, Strange, Prea. 513 Buck Bldg., EIouaton 20.00 Dnallocated " n ti

Lloyd K. Friedman GdY Bldg.. &uston 7-50 Be search n n t~ m CU Insurance Fieldmenla Assn. of c/o Mr. John R. Glly, Sec. t %us ton P. 0. Box 2179, buston 7-50 Unallocated II n II 1

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew O'fieary 1701 Y. bin, Houeton 10.00 Research BLOB,P. Lee

Norrls W, Parker 812 Braz~s,Austin, Texas 10.00 Unallocated Mr. Gap S. Dargan

South Texao ?ond B1m Goose c/o Juetin T. Cram 35321 Famln, Houston Bs search n 14 n

Mr. & Mrs. Raf ph E. Pelton 413 Evergreen, hllaire 5.00 Research Mr. George W. Andera

Mr. & Mrs. Chas. V, Read 2017 Hilm, Houston 5.00 Unallocated Thos. P. Lee

Mr. G. A. Leavens a29 Chevy Chase, &uston 20.00 Umllocated Mr. Kemp S. Ilargan

Mr. & Mre R. E. EXser Sli.81 Lynbrook, Houston 5.00 Undlocated Mr. he

Mr. George Red 1513 Travis, Houston 25-00 Besearch Hr. kmp S. Dargan DATE rollOR ADDRESS AMOUHT MEMORIAL TO J 7-7 Nr. William Strauss. Jr. 2206 Main, Houston $ 7.00 Unallocated Mr. Lee

7-7 Mrs. Estelle P. Sharp Montrose ~pts., HOuston 100.00 Bldg.& Equip. (Eertner Memorial)

7-12 Charles & ~arbarB Dillingham 4 Waverly ~ive. Houston 5~OO Research Mrs. E. A. Cooper ,5.00 Research Mrs. Elsie KUJ'tz

7-12 Hr. & Mrs. Jas. A. Baker, Jr. Esperson Bldg., Houston 10.00 Research If II n

7-12 Mr. & Mrs. Alfred J. KnAP? P.O.Box 9145. Houston 25·00 Unallocated 11 " If Mr. Thos. P. Lee

7-12 Mis'S IXlro';;hy Kuhlmann 14 Chelsea Place. Houston 5·00 Research II If

7-12 Mrs. R, V. Hanrahan 2133 Inwood Drive, Houston 10.00 Uhallocated If If If

7-1? Mr. & Mrs. Barris Lodge 2332 Bobinhood. Houston 10.00 Unallocated " If II

7-12 Mr. & Mrs. Legare H. Bethea 414 Union National Bank Bldg., Houston l;~OO Unallocated II II " II MI'. J. It. Dfl rdcn P.o. :Box 1149. Wharton, Texas 10.00 Be search If fl

7-12 Mr. & Mrs. Edward G~ PFsrson 1128 Eis50nnet, Houston 10~OO Unallocated It " " 7-12 The American Insurance Co. c/o Mr. J. G. Levey 921 Corrigan To~er. Dallas lO~OO Unallocated Kr. Kemp S. Dal'gan

7-12 Mrs. Boyd H. Sewell lW"e. Texas 25.00 UnallocQt~d Mrs. Preston J~hn6on Mrs. Hollis Griffin Hr. Johnie Simmons

7-12 Mr. &Mrs. Lewis Lowenstein 2518 01 enhaven. Hous ton 5.00 Unallocated Krs. 3ertha Burg

7-12 Mr. & Mrs. E. W. Boldt Rt. 3, Box 2"31, Rous ton 10.60 Unallocated Mrs. Terri Biesen

The Lechenger Family 815 Knin StTeet~ HOuston lO-~ 00 Unallocated Mr. Wm. L. Nelson

7-17 R.l.D.A. Ladies Auxiliary c/o Mrs, Wade Howie. Terrell, Texas44.65 Research Ftm rnORIAL 50

Mr. & Hrs. Gea. T. Nmse, Jr. P. 0. hx 1691, Eouston $10.00 UnalLocated Mr. Lee

Emmama8 Be Jesse Horn 2302 Wordsworth, Ilouston 10, 00 Unallocated " w

#re. Robert W. McNlough 3677 Olympia Drive, &uston 10.00 Unalloc at ed jt I

Hr. & Mrs. Fred L. Campbell 1107 Mcflhenny Street, Houston 7.50 Research Mrs. Mary Etheredge

Mr. & Mrs, Thomas H. Hale $129 Fernwoo d, &us ton 5.00 Besearch Mrs. Elsfe &rtz

Miss Kitty SanpuSly & Et* M- S. Engl Esh 3223 Binz, Houston Unallocated Mr. E. Y. Gottingham, ST.

St, FpUI Fi-e & Mcim Ins. Co. c/o Mr. Ilorick Cravene St. Paul, Hinneso ta Box 1660, Houston Zp* 00 UmiLIocated Mr. Gmp S. Dargm

II w Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Drye P. 0. SOX 1660, &luston 10.00 Un~llmated

Home Furnf ture Company c/o Mr. L. A. Bart Elm at Central Expres~w~v,Dallas 50.00 Unallueated u tr

Ff rst Methodf st Church of c/o Mrs. Ann Lois Lyles , CIrzpe land Box 45, Orapeland, Texas 85- 00 Vnallo cated Mr s . Mary Warner

Mrs, S. F. Holloway Mrs. Mary Wilkins Mps, Terry Van Pelt M~F.W. 0. King 307 Ella Lee he, Eouston 8.00 % eearch Mr. Edgar Earl Kelley

Lee Brothere Oil Company c/o Mr. Bradley C. Phair P.O.Box 13?77v Houston 50.00 Research Mrs. H, Y. Curry

Mr. Ben Wolf man 917 Main Street, Houston 10.00 Unallocated Dr. Sam 1, Miller

Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Cope and I n Mtss Sslin~.Hgnans 2005 Albeas Road, Hous:on 7.50 Unalocated

7 -14 Mr. C, L. Ashton Box 140, La Porte, Texas 10.00 Unallocated Mr, Lee m rnMOBm.4 rn

Mr. Bc Mrs. Waymon J. Amstrong Box 144, Seabrook, Texas Unallocati3d Mr. Lee

Yr. 3 Mrs. Clyde L. Coleman 37 5 Sunset Blvd., Houston Unallocated " 11

h, & Mrs. Earl Greg 2305 bconda, B~uston Besearch tr tr

Mr. & Hrs. Jerry Hook & 730 Raak-~flle Avenue Sister Alfce Part Arthur, Texas Re s earch Capt. Yoodhnuse

H%SG krothy KuhLmna 14 Chelsea Place, Boueton bsearch Mr. I. $. Proveace

Mr. & Mrs. Mu. P. Allen 3726 Drake, Houston Unallocated Mr. Martin T. kelch, Sr.

Mr. &Mrs. S. 8. Curry 2220 Colquit t , Houston Unallo@ated Mrs. F. E. Reneau

Bsk & Derrick Club c/o Hiss Dorothy nine, Port Worth xat'l bnk Bldg, Elo & %rth, Texas Umllocated Mrs. Claudia &ore

Mr. & Mrs. James R. Buck 2416 Pine Valley Court, Zouaton

Mrs. Barman V. Pillot Shamrock &Eel, )Iouston hsaarch Mr. Thos, P, Lee

Hr. & Mrs. Leon Gordon 3608 S. McGregor, Eloustor&

Mr. A. and Mies Leone Callihan Llverwol, Texas Unallaated Hrs. Rebecca kira

The Wsf ngsr ten-ALexande P Pam5 ly P. 0. Box 1698, EDUSt o n &search Dr. Sam I. Miller

Mr. B Hrs. I ming J. d Juatine Shaple~ 1108 $airview, Houston Unallocated Nr. Emmett T, Uie

Mra. IT. 8. KR~~UB 3130 Southmore, Rous ton Unallocated Dr. Sam 9. Miller

Mr. & Mrs. 3. D. Anderson Liasie , Texas Re search Mrs. Rayrr.ond KchlePf~l Mr, & Mrs. J. H. Bell DATE IxnrOR ADDRESS AMOUNT Ft"ND

7-19 Mr. & Mrs. Ro~ard S. Klein 2311 Gramerc;l'. Bous t t)D $ ? 50 Unallocated Mrs. ]ertha Burg

7-19 Mrs. Sol M. LowensteiL Unallocated Mrs. B~rtha Burg

7-19 Mrs. Kathleen M. Lord 896 Church Rd., Lake Forest. Ill. 15.00 Unallocated Mr. Kemp S. ]ergan

7-19 Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Jacobs 3343 Charleston. Housto~ UnallocRted Dr. Sam 1. Miller

7-19 The Emplo~reeB of the Smart Shop 905 Main Street. Houston. 5.0r. Unallocated Mr. Sam Levin

7-19 Evelyn & Louis P~arce 550~ Dol i ve r. HOllF,ton 5.00 Unallocated Mr. Lee

7-21 71 0C C~roline. Houston ).00 Unallocated Dr. Miller

7-?1 Mr. &: ~n. W. Tu}:ke::o Ble.ine Cotton ~xchange ~ldg.• Ballston 10,,00 Unallocated Mr. Kemp S. Dargan

Mr, & Mrs. Dalla~ W, Johnston l.50 ?at. C~rc Mrs. M8ry Starr

7-21 Mr. & Mrs. Lo~is tecn 'lhe Smar t Shop Mr. S8.Bl Le'lin Mr. & NTS. Irwin Allen 705 Main, Houston 5·00 Unallocated Dr. Sam t. Miller ~rs< Leroy Duggan

7-21 Mr. &Mrs. A. L. Wertheimer The Warwick, Room 202. Houston ?50 Pesearc~ rr. Sam I. M111er

7-22 Mr. Robert W. Kurt~ 2120 Wel~b. Houston 50.00 .Il,om. Cont. Mrs. Elsie Xur-:,z 50.00

7-22 Past patro~s & past patrons clubc!o Clara Riggs. President of the Ft. Worth, Chapter OZS 1274 E. Kulkey Fort Worth, Texas 5.00 R!?-search .Brother Aru~her L. Page

?-2(' Mr. M. 001 dsmi:.h San Antoni~ 6, Texas 10.00 Unallocated Dr. Sam I. Miller

Misses Marion & Lola Avis 5,12 Wn~oway Drive M~. & MI~. A. Rerzstein H01.lston. Texas Unallocated TIolph Briscol

7-22 MT. & Mr~. E. H, Gonner 120 Carnarvon Drive. Houston 10.00 Unalloca:ed Mr. Lee BQ, Emston Team, 2'77th Tng. c/o Capt. Jmes L. Coffey Sq, , Gens. Canac Assistant Chief 1200 Bissanset , buston $15.00 &search Sherry lEl-e Smith

Amherst Street Friends c/o Mrs. Sidney Yoder 4017 Amherst, buston Research Mr. J. 0. Rogers

Ilesearck Fran Wahls trand Mr. L. I). Bolden

Hr. BP Mrs. V. N. Standard Lmpasas , Texas Research Hr, W. V. Standard Mr. & Mrs. T. G. Greens 3510 Ave H, Ft, Worth Mr. & Mrs. J, D. Walker 3535 Ave H, st. Worth

Hr. & Mrs. Morris S. Gindorf 3616 heeler, &uston j.00 Ilnalloeated Hr. geq S* Wgan

Mrs. Henry L. Balff St. Anthony Eotel, Ssn Antonio 50.00 Unallocafed Dr. Hiller

Unallocated Dr. Miller

Shamrock Hotel, Houston 5-00 Besearch Dr. Hiller

Hrs. J. F. Seinshefmer Unallocated Dr. Miller

Gladys Gmpner 1710 Broadway, Cfalves t on 10.00 Unallocated Dr. Miller

Texas Prudential Ins. Co., Wveston 10,OO Unallocated Dr. Miller

Mrs. Elizabeth K. Xuyett Ah. Cont. Hrs, Bazel Cagle

M. D. Anderson roundation c/o Mr. S'mmons, First Hatfl Bank. Eous t on 100.00 Research ---

Liberty Liona 31ub c/o Mr. L. E. Presley, Sec. P. 0. Bax 543, Libertr 51.50 Unallocated Mrs. Preston Johnson

Mr. & Mrs. Thos. W. &ore 3071 Ella Lee Lane, Rouston 5,oo Unallocated Mrs. H. A. Sherman

Miss Lllian Atkinson 105 First, Cameron 5-00 Unallocated Mr, Efwoad Cmer roNOR .ADDR'ESS FUND MEMO RI AL lJ.'O

7-~27 Mr. & Mrs. C. B. McInnalci 4070 Merrick. Houston $ 5~OO Research Mrs. John W'o Pool

gr. ,A. 0, ;;ai'mgeT Unallocated [-Irs. John 1;/. Pool

7-27 Hen]':' C. Bec:k, J1'- 607 First Natll B?~k Bldg, Dallas Unallocated Mr. Kemp S. L'argan

7-27 Mr, & Hrs G'€orge J., Nahava, 1241 EucUd Avenue, [email protected], Ill· Research Fran Wahlstrand E ve l~y!1 an c: ,J Rf.E'

Mrs. JohnE. Ba,irc1 6 Westlp~e, Houston Unallocated Mr, Lee

Non~:;o rro:; ~ 'Ie PTO riuct s Go , cia Mr. A, J. ~eLn{ve Q f Text's p O· E0X 7612, Eouston lQ"OO Unal:'ocated Mr. R. E. Shortridge

cia 5)uthl~nc Innustries, Gan An':, :)nio 2;.00 Unel10cated Dr. MLler

S~ne as above 50000 Unallocated Dr, Miller

i~44 Tre~s Henegar-Boyd Aux, c/o Mrs. N. Oweno. .. Gordon 24070 Research rl f"\

7-?8 Mr, & Mrs. J. F. Smith 318 N. St. Mar~i~, San Ant~nio Un?..}:Co C f, t t'd 1\ E. S:r~ortridge J:

7-29 GtlY Roxburg.'1 Hunble Oil. Sales Dept., Houstcn 15,00 Research Mrs, J~hn W Pool

1))1 Schley Avenue, San Antonio Jnallocatec R. E. Stortrldge

W'" M. Cravens WiLchester, Tennessee .5,00 3:es earch Kemp S. Dargan

!{rs, J. F.arve;r Suttles, Jr. 8.00 (Pend:'ng)

7-29 10.00 Ref;8arch P",nn Re:.tig

7-29 2639 Centenary, Houst~n 10.00 ~nallccated Thomas p, Lee I 7-··'79 Mrso R. D, Gill tnallocatec ?enn Rettig j

Jr 7-29 Eo G. Cl~vpla~d & Thelma Una~locatec R. E. Stortridge i 1 i I I DATE WNOR ADDRESS AMOUNT FUND MEMORIAL ro

7-29 Mr. & Mrs. W. R. ~ore 1117 Calumet, Bouston $ 5·00 Unallocated Penn Eettig

7-29 Emplo.vees of A-I Eit & TJQ 1 Co 9000 Almeda Road ).5. 00 Unallocaiec Nrs. John W. Pool

7-29 Mrs. R. V. Hanrahan ?133 In~ood Drive, Houston lOeOC Unallocate2 ran D. Hoffman

Grace & lee Bruns 31?U Nottingham, Houston Unallocated nc E. chortringe

7·10 Mr, T. J. ~rewer 7l? E, Friar Tu~k Lane, H~uston Mrs. J. W. Pool

;18 ,. St. Mar,yls, Sa~ Antonio 3. 00 UDE,lloceted R E, Shortridge

Cont:nental S~pply. Dallas 15.00 Unallocated Kemp S. Dargan

Mrs. J. 5. Breitenback 190~ WoodblJry. Houcton 5,00 Research Penn Rettig

Mrs, hr~ra'lt P ,. Seay )6)7 Del Monte Drive, E~uston 10.00 Unallocp.tpd Mr~. Rer~e Allard

7-:0 fr. & Mrs. S~ Rauch 2109 Goldsmith, H-:ud -,n 1.00 Un~lloeated Dr, Miller

Mr. & Mrs. E, A. Rogers 4001 Dl"~kp, R.-n.'" bn 5.00 TIne,llocatee SaJ.'l T. Levin

8-2 George Heck 1416 Main Street, Houston 10.00 UnallocRted Penn Rettig

8-7 S" M. Dennis 25·00 Unallocated Mrs. Margie Perkins

8-7 Mr. & Mr~. E. Earl Spencer 10.00 Unallocated Mr, R. E. ShJrtricge

8-2 Mr, & Mn. J ?~ps H. Kerr, Jr. )865 Chevy Chase Drive, Houston 11).00

8-? Mr~. 3ee Long 5906 Bois D'Arc Drive, H~ustan 15·00 U~allocated ~om Doherty

8-2 Mr. & Mrs. Hugh N, Stewart Resea.rch Mrs. Elsi", ,r. Kurt;

Mrs. J. B. Lovejoy Route 5. ~ox llR, Fort Worth 10.00 Una110catec F. Weldon Brigance

Adolpb W. Johnson 219 Parchman., San Antonio 5.QO Une.lloceted B. E. Shortridge ADDftEDS

8-J F, E" Hale, Jr, 2S05 Lar~dQ, Lared~ Unalloea:ted p.~ E. Sho:r-t::'ic.gr:.

8·~3 2005 Marcella Unallooated Ro E" S~ortridge

li, J 0 YeT"-. ''Ihl. tt 1601 Mo. Pac. Building, Sts Louis., Missouri Unalloc-'l.ted R. E:. 3ho~:idge

l'homas B. GJ.ass 151 Vnior.. Ave~ ~ Memphis, Tenn. lO~OO Unallocated R~ Eo Shortridge

2511 Maroneal, Houston Unallocated Dr: Sam Y-iller Mrs. B~ Burg Sam T. Levine Mrs. H, Erhraim Mrs" D0na Stern

8~} Nl's~ Belj -:_~. ' !<"3 !-1Uj' zoe sL Bllner 7316 3tafrordshire, Houston 30,,00 Ullallocated Dr, .gam 10 Miller

g,-,; .Hrs o Abe Blum 4620 Ave Rt~ Galveston Unallocated Dr. Sam I. Miller ..., ':.~: 0 C~ 8 4 MrQ and Mrs. ft. Ham. Research Kemp S< Dargan 1 ~ S=4 Mt'. and Mrs. Edwin A, Stebbins )119 Garrett; Houston 5~OO Research Mr~ Rene Saneuily

g~5 Mrs 9 F-dlUlJ.e Ko Arioue 1710 BroadwaY) Galveston 2{J.OO Research Dr. Sam L Miller-- g~5 Mr3~ Grace Frank 1905 Ca:rQll, Aptu 2/ Houston Unal2.ocated Dro Sam L Hiller

8-~6 Rumbl~ OiJ & Refining Company Sales Tech o Service Po O~ Box 2180~ Houston Resee.rch Mrs. J, W. FOQl

8=,6 5~OI) D Erwi.n Cottingham;, ·X:r u 2518 Del Monte Drive, Houston lhla.Uoeated Mr u RenF.! • 0 Sangu:ly

8~-6 Mro and Mrs. Charles Dc Nathan 2402 Gramercy Blvd. J ffousto:n 2.00 Rasc'll"ctl

B~6 Mr. and Mrs. F;rBnk no Freed 11.310 &Uthdille Rd, ~ Ballston P.esearch Dr. Sam 1. Miller Joseph SQ .smith

Mrs. Marie Ro Jackson 1508 Marshall: Rnnston 50 00 Unallccated R< E. Shortridg2 DATE OONOR .ADDRESS AMOUNT .FUND MEMORIAL TO The Weingarten Family P. O. Box 1698; Houston • 1,.00 Research Penn Rettig

Wendel D, Ley )05 Abstract &Title Bldg., Houston 15.00 Research Thom~s p. t.ee

8-9 Mr. and :!>:rs. Irving D. Saltzein 305 E. Acacia Road, Mil~aukee, Yisc.lO.OO Rese'lrch Dr. Sam I. Miller

8-10 Reverend C. A. Skiprer Rout~ 1 ~ Huntir.gton 13.55

8=11 Miss Frances Tucker 6211 Chamberlain, Corpus Christi lC,OO Rese'lrch Mrs. J. W. Fool

8-12 Mr. and Mrs. C. M, ~rtis 3819 Portsmouth~ Houston 5 .. 00 Un~lloc~tcd Mr. W< J. Zohnson

1.711 Soutmore, Houston Research Mr~. Louise Reno

&---.12 Mr. and r-irs. 1, F. Fillgrove 2219 Dorrington, Houston Unallocated Yr. MGr~is Bogart

8·TZ Guy !Hilser, 2106 E. V~n Buren) Harlingen 5.00 Unallocated R. E. Shortridge

8~12 Charles McEniry 3712 Underwood, Houston lO~OO Unallocated V£s. J. W. Fool

11 B~y Rese~rch Mr~, Pc~rl S-13 Helen Cotes Coe, c. C. t and 11800 Box IlB5, City 5.00 Glascock

8-18 M. H. Bo~ton 2200 Gulf Building, Houston Research }~s, Homer Mabry

8-18 Oharles B. Ford 3902 Charleston, Houston Unallocated Dr. &tm 1. Vriller

8-18 M. M. Feld P. O. Box 2.76, Houston 100,,00 Bldg.. &Equip. ~-----

~18 Members of Passenger Traffic Dept. Missouri Pacific Llnes P. O. Box 2052~ Roust~n 22.00 Unallocated R. E. Shortridge

&=18 Mr. and Mrs. Eo W. Boldt Route 2 Box 231 3 Houston Research Mr. Will G, Beebe

8=18 Miss Ka.therine K. Eckel 103 Blue Bonnet Boulevard

San Antomo j Texas 5,00 Research Capt. Edgar Woodhouse

8~13 Employees of Cravens; Dargan P.O. Box 1660, Rous ton 213.00 Ur!.alloc"lted Kemp 8. furg"l.1: cr" ~ DATE DONOR AD[;RESS .'\.MOUNT FUND MEMORIAL TO C\l

8-2.9 Joann M.8.rl.< i.:rr: J028 E. Bolde, Fort v,'orth $ 5,,00 Unallocated ¥~s. Arch Freguson; Sr.

8~19 Js.ek Tu::'ro",r American Hereford Ass'n Kansas City~ Missouri 44.00 Research in Bovi::te Ocular Carcinoma

Dr. & Mre. H. Ao 'ttlnter 909 Hurlter ~ive, Palestine Unallocated Mr. W. J. Joh~son

8-20 Wills J, Carter &¥x, ~nd Mrs. L~~r1C'lster Morris 1\. 3LlO Nottingham, Houston 10.CO Unal1oc1te1 Mr. 1,,' 0 1. Johnson

7)~1 St3ffordsh1re~ #1 Hou:=tor! 5.00 Unallocated Mr" Leroy Protzman

336 Mellle Esperson Bldg, Houston :5000 Rese.':l.rch Mrs, Homar M'3.bry

8=2] Mr. and Mrs. Leon M. Fayne Gulf Building;, BOllf{ton 15000 Research Mrs" Homer Mabry \1"\ C"", 8~23 Mr. and lIa's. W. \0\ Christopher Box 625, Marfa" Unalbcated Mrs. Wm. Allison ~ a~24 Mra. RUby Gates 825 Taft St~, Fairfield, Calif, Unallocatec. M/Sgt. Alfred J. Gates

8~25 Mrs.~. D. Fontaine 608 facific, :iou~ton Mrs" M. P. Sobey 1340 Witter, ~ouston Nrs" tilL.. Eo Abbott 4011 Turnberry~ Houston Mrs. T. F. Abbot,t~ Sr" 1JO Bell~1re Ct., Bellaire 8 0 00 Unallocated Roy 'Ioi.. Gculd

.3115 Sunset B"l.vd. i HoustorJ 5.0(' Resean:;h 'Mr" W. I. Johnson

B~25 Mrs. Esther Lewis 2227 Sheridan~ Houston 5.00 Unallocated Mrs. Anna Seger

8=25 Liberty PIlots Club 59~50 Unalloc3.ted Mrs. Anna Lee Johnson

8~25 Dr c and Mrs, lec:n Slatko & Sons 7327 Thuro~~ FDuston 17 J"OO Unallocated Miss Doris Marcus

8~25 Co-workers of Mrs, Winnie Lee Ober~ ~rgan p~ 00 Box 1660~ Hounton Z1..OO U:nallocated Mrs. F. Richardson Ober c/o Cravens9 DArE DONOR ADDRESS AMomn FUND MDt.ORIAL TO

8-25 Mr. and Mr5.. J. Albert Rhode s 1)01 25th Street, Gal~eston $ 5.00 Unallocated W. I. Johnson ~s. Bessie M. Compton

8-25 Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Humphrey and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gurley and Families Toledo. Ohio 10.00 Unallocated W. I. Johnson

8-25 Mrs. Josephine H. Caub16 5535 Fieldvood, Houston 4,150.00 Dept. or Exp. Medicine

8-26 &ployees of The Texas Company Producing Department Houston; Texas 148.25 Re5carch w. 1. Johnson

8-27 The ~eingarteL F~ily P.. O. Box 1698, Hous ton 10.00 Research Wlll. G. Wilson

8-27 Mr. and Mrs. W. Cain 558 She~an Avenue) Thornwood; N.. Y. 15.00 Unallocated Mr. G. K. Isbell

8-27 Mi ss Eugenia West 1461 wmbardy, Hauston 5.00 Research Mr. G. K. Isbell

8-27 Mr. and Mrs. C.. S. Reynolds 1626 Prudential Building, Houston 10.CO HUmble Oil & Ref~ning Co~any Box 21BO, Houston 25.00 Unallocated Mrs. J. ~_ Fool 8-30 Mr. R. O. Beach, Jr. 3960 Del Monte, Rou ston 25.00 Unallocated Mrs. Elsie Kurtz

&.30 Mrs. John F. Garrison, Sr•• and E1:"nor Caldwell daughter Quillian 705 N. ,,"'illoY, Angleton 6.cO Unallocated W. t. Johnson

8-30 Mrs. J. A. Martin 3509 Ave X, Fort Worth 2.00 Unallooated Mrs. A. Chaney

8-30 Mr. and Mrs. George Mimms Marfa, Texas 5.00

8-31 The t,rill sm th FBIllily 502 Avondale Ave., Houston 10.00 Unallocated Ed~ard B. Fieton, Jr ..

8-.31 Owen Class, First I-resbyteri,q,n Church COl'. Irving & College j San Angelo ,.00 Research N. L. Jchnson

8-31 Mr. and Mrs. Horo.er Byrd 403 N. Monroe, San Angelo 25.00 Research N. L. Johnson

8-31 Miss Clara Coleman 2202 McGowan; Houston 10000 THE; UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTNESTEWi PIEDIW SCHQOL 2211 Oak Zawn - Dallas, Texas October 7, 1954

Dr. Log=. IrJilson, Frcaident The ULiversi%y of Texas kus tin, Texas

Dear Dr. Wilsonz

f am subm5tting here-Ath a docket for cor!siderstfon zt the meeting of the Soard of Regents on October 28-30, 1954, I recommend that the follotain~iterr-s be approved:

Animal Hospital- 1, Appropriaze J.,604.69 fro3 the Reserm for Additional P.ppropriatfons to Fkhtenance 2:d Zqui~rnent.

Student Health Service 1, Increase the salaries of Drs, Piorris Fogelman and Jerry Stirman to i~1,800.00 each per annm from Student HealtA Ser~ricei? addi%ionto theis salaries in the Department of Surgery. The maunt of iv3,600.00 is available for student health physicians. It is recomnded that this be divided between tile two individuals named instead of among three individ~mls,

Atlatony 2, Delete +,he name uf Dr. Calvin F, Sishop, Instructor at the rate of bL,750.00 per annum, a8 of August 31, 1954, since he has Men called into milituy service,

3. Increase the salary of Dr. Georqe d, Ham, Instructor, to !;A,750.00 per annwn effective September 1, 19!?di, by transfer of e500.00 from the Reserve for Additional Appropriatfans.

L. ?reate the gosftion of Assistant Pro fessdr and appoint &, James Hamilton to that position effective October 1, 1954, by transferr.ina \4,L80,00 from Research Associate and ~20,00 from TelkL;?S.c' n and Technical Assistants - the total salary binq ,,. 5,500.00 &&/aat tne rate of :*6,000,00 per annm. for 11 monkha Internal &dicine 5. Accept the resignation of Sr. John Osborne, Instructor, effective September 30, 1954, at an annual salary uf $8,000.09 payable as follows: ~,35,000.00 from Jallas Heart Association, $bl,560.r30 from United States PtiXic tiealth Service Cardio- vascular Training Grant, arid 31,500.C3 from B~ylor1;ospital.

6. Appoint Dr. James Lillehei as Instructor at an a;mual rate of 47,030.00 effc ctive October 15, 1954,

Physical lbledicine and Kehabilitatir~n 7. Appoint Dr. drsula Krusen as Uinical Assistant Professol* of Physical. AIedicine effect~veNovember 1, 1954, at a salary of ;+5,000.00 per annum payable from United Cerebral Association Fund d201. This will require waivrr of the nepotism rerdation since Dr. Ursula Kxusen is the wife of Dr. Ldwartl Krusen , Chairman of the Department of Physical ,ledicine and ~iehabilitation,and we understand that the appointment is fnr one yeax only. 1t is clearly understood that Dr. busen's appointment is temporary. It is urged because of the small number of persons qualified in this specialty. Hi cr o biology 8. Reappropriate the balance remaining in the Secial Equipment accomlt for 1953-.Sii in the amomt of b589.05 as of Septerrhr 1, 1951ra

Obstetrics and C~ecolcpyy 3. Appoint Dr. G, holey Nabors ao Clinical Instructor at the rate of $5.00 per haw during September, October and Xavember , 'w trarsTerr kg$750,00 from Tech- niclans and Technj cal Assistants. 10. Change the data of nppolntment of Dr. Edward Pratt, Professor and GhqLrman, from September 1, 1554 to September 14, 19.54.

11. Correct the name of Dr. tiilliarn Blacknore, Ansistant Professor, to lfilliam P, 9.a chore . - 22. Heap~ropriatethe balance remaining in kkc Spclal Equipment account for 1:-53-54 in tni? amount of $17,42 as of September 1, 195bm

3-31 P.eafpropriate the bbceremaining ", nhe Special Equipmat accomt for i?s3-54 in the amount of &3,1&3.75 ae of September 1, 1954.

A-ksjrrhiatz lk. Appoint nr. R. David Young as Instructor at $5,500.00 per mum effective uctokr 1, 17rJ,, by transferring v;'OO,m from the Reserve Tor Additional Apnropriationo,

--uSult*pery 15, Belate the name of Dr. Charles ~~flegory,Aosistant Professor at &7,200,00 per annum,

Animal Kospitz: 16, sonticue the position of Su~ervi:mr, part-+,ime,kr transferring $1,20Q.CO from Ikintenanse and Equipmect tr, ~eatethis ~?ositiol~r -Extensi on-Post~radu: 4e Frcgra.n 17, Reappropriate i+J+,330.41 balance as of August 31, 1954 and authorize the appropiation fron i.'te %eser.le for Additional Appropriations 'co ~:ainiienanccand Equipment in tlze an~rtuntof tuition as received durinr the year 1954-55.

Qusside and Additional Duties. Approval is requested for outside and additional duties for the following e.?rplwees2 Thomas Jackson, Technician in Internal i'ledicine - $43. SO for Septemi~er, 19%. Cecil Savage, Jr, , Technician' s Aide in Internal Hedicine , $3@7 for Se t. , 19%. Angela Ramos, Technician in pa tho;^^, not to exceed +250.00 during 195E -55. Contracts and k~reernent~.It is recommended that the Board rati* and confirm the aigt-tature of 3uslness il~nagesG. A. Gel1 on Veterans Admhiatration hntsac't; No, Y3061'f-1009 which sroviues for the training of veterans fro& September 8, 1754 through Aqust 31,, 1935.

Modificat iun No 2 to i"ieCica1 Research Contract No. dA-h9-00+7-Mi)-b2 has been signed by %an Aayaard, providinq for sdditional fwds in the a~nount of +~1,?27~00and making cer3ain minor chanqes in the sectiofis pertaining to cost and determination, yayrre,zts, arid records, Approval is reque~tedof this action.

Ne-otism Waiver, It is x'equested that the nepotism rsgujstion be waived to ner:r?i*u the continued employment of Pir. ky Landers ayd Hiss Nancy Shaw, Tech- ni cians in Fhyololou, who have recently bean mrrieri * Facvlty C1-1anre-- s . Approval of the f ollauing faculty changes is requested;

Dr. Flavius A uatin aa Clinical Instructor in Pat.kalopj 3r. 3n5 i.1. A~:~tinas ~Zinical.4ssistant in 13ediatrics Dr. George Ib~wellas Clinical Assistant in Anatow Dr. C, L. &@indm as Clinical. Assistant ?ro fe~sorof adiolom Dr. John Alfred Lnmert as Clinical fnstructcr inXnternal 14edicine Dr. Varion V~raham as GLSnical Instructor Fn Pedtatrics Dr. Cnafk s Green as ~linical1 natructar in Pathology Ilr. John Lester &e, Jr., as ainical Instructor in Surgery Dr. I5arjorie Harshbarcer Keels aa Fellow in Pediatrics Dr. Ursula Krusen as Clinical Assistant Professor of Physical Fkdicine Dr. Graham Pierce as Clilli~alInstructor in Obstetrics and Gpecology Dr* Hichard John Puls as Clinical Instructm in Internal ldiedicine Dr. Shirley Townsei~das Clinical dssF&ant in Anatoq 12) Changes in Status

Dr. ~klvinBishop to ~:~structorin Anat~inyon military leave Dr. dam:. E Goode to Clinical Irlstructor in Inwrnal l'ledicine Dr, Jams 14cKinne:. to Zlinicel Instructor in Ped$atrics Ur, David Yaung to Ir~struetarin Psychiatry Dr , Joseph C. Ogle To Glintcal Ins timuc;or in Internal bledic~ne (3) ;: ..*' -.--..*-__-.., ~-':ia ;> GqS D:, D:, khzrt Oarr, Fellow in Susgery Dr. (;-'.IFallce, Clinical Assistant in Anatow Dr, E-.-ere %t Fox, 2lini cs 11. i%o,"3ssor of Ijcrnlatolopy and Sypbkilology Dpf ul~i~.24c.neziJaca.Ze,-ai , G111.il:c I. Assistant in Pathology TI-, ,'e~-c,ld iie thl ti, ie~jol.a in Cur?; ;:r j 17 I,'.' .I~kri@sborrle, I;~.ct:11? ;;or i:1 Ir-';urn31 rJkledicine GT, :**?is Ycbian, BJ ,T;E La!~tPro.fe ~3 3r of' Ir,

. L har!rcvnl is recome~dedof the following trip without loss of -. ..-A - *- p:g I:,- i::= 3.ta:f ,?pm'iers kdicated, tncir' eqeilses to be paid from Conferences, l::ttsr3s and ..~Lt.:,ad.~nceat Scientific ~GeSingeutllesa o#erluise ir~clicated:

1, % 2r. P,. I:. Sill-, Actlng ilean and irofessor of Patholocy, to attefid the Ten+.i:\~ fcstitute on Pat!~olopy can3uz?,ed ty the Association of American I!kdionl SuLlle~-jBG Fi t-i~chLTck Sprinqs, Indiana, on Gctobsr 9-16, 195b, at no expense to %he Ij;;i wer~i.3y~

2, 3j DT, %rleto:~Ghapr?,an, Wcfessor of Tnternal. .hdicine, to attend thc ineetin: of the Central Saci~i;,yan 1 d:~?ricanFederation fcr Xinical Research to he held in Chicayo, IYlnoi~,on Gctober 29-30, lYSb; his expensEs to be paid from Grant 50. i!-171?.

3, !$ 3r, tlorris ;. Fo~elma,A:~cnciate ~rofessar of Surgery, to present papers at the Sou-kihwestern Sur~inalZolgresa at Oklahoma City uil September 21-22 and tl~erneetinq o: i5e

4. By Ur. Frank FTarriscn, Professor of Anatnmy, to attend as the represent~tiw of SoutB~e::ternMedics' School t::~r:le-?tinq of the Assc)ciation of kmer5c;in Medical tull~rcc.in French Lf:k :':;rin;.,s, Ir..diann, on Octobcr 17-20, 19.54; his eqcnses to be paid from Sout:.l~cestern F!edical Fou.?.atiun Tram1 fund.

5. By t@s. Ruth I :. Lanter? . ,, ssocia-ta I?.ofe;rriol: u,' lJieaiz;3 ~rt, to present a paper at the mr5ting ol the iissociation of .kdicai Zllmtr.atcr& at Nashville, Tennessee, on October 2-6, 1~54~

6. Dr. Jerry Stisman, Assi~tsr~t*ofessor of Surcery, to participate in a panel dLac~:sr.:c;nat %he S~I!;tli~e~t~~n Surrical. 2unzr~ssat Oklahoma City on Septem%c 53...:.cr?, asd to pi5 ;52,.1:+. a paFc,r nhhe -neet~rgl:of +,he Arr-erican College of Su+-ge3ns in Atlaitic Sit,y, l4et.r Gersey, on lqotrember 15-19, 19%.

7' $ Pr. S. Edward 512kh9 hclf?szor of ?4icrobSology, to present a paper at tke 85n6 annud rr.eat.~ngof the fey12sn 17~kllcI-!ea;th Assxiation in &ffalo if~VTor!<, o:~Gctobel 21-15, lY,d?J; hi^ expenses to be paid from Caruth Grant 1153.

Dr.. LC.:;.? Tc5izn, hsnis*,anL Professor of Internal :'Micine, to present a paF?r at ?;ha Seoord :,T.r,i-3.C: CCI~[;?:<~!, of 3ardiologg in JashFrgton, D,C., on 3e?tcn'r?~r.?.>-L?,, 13';!;; ~ndto -n.,%$%.i? iabokatqry of Dt, Joseph Touch~toneat the uY' -;-. :.. :< rv rf P711~17;~-.~*rrz;..'a :IrlsyL.t_ai in Phi ladelp!~riz on S~~ten-xrI;, 19.%, his ~x?~n32sfor %?art E:!ltd~.;>k,ia %rip to be paid flh;:.l ',rent #lbL.

8. % Professor 1:e;~ir: r,':t,crs, Frofessor of kdical A-t., to lead a panel discussj at the mwL+n< of' the Assocfation of ifedical Illustrators in I,!asht

10. & Dr. Ben IJilson, Profensor of Surgery, to present papers at the South- western Swgical Congress at Oklshoma Xty on September 21-22 and the meeting of the American College Surgeons on PJowembr 15-19, 1?54, at Atlantic City, New Jersey, Gifts and Grants. It is recomnded that the followfng ~iftsand ~-np323,628.13 k accepted- and that the amreciation- - of the Soard be sent to the donorsr 1, From bs, Clyde West, $5 N. blarahall, Oklahoma City 10, Oklahom, for the lforean-!!iest Scholarship awarded Hal 8. Hoone $6 )O.oO

2, From Ghiltorr Poundation, through Southwestern Iledical. Foundation, bdical Arts Xdg. , Dallas, Texas , for a Fellowship in aiochemistry L,OOO,OO

3. From 0al;Las Heart Association, c/o Dr. Howard 15. Heyer, I"res,, 40h Fidelity Union Life Bldg,, aallas, Texas for portion of September aalary for Drc John A. Osborne in the Cardiaa Catheterization Labor- atory at Baylor Hospital 97.13

4. Froii Bajrlor gniversity Haspita, rk. Boone Powell, kdrmnistrator, Dallas, Texas for pertion of September salary for Dr. John A. Osb~rne in the Cardiac GatheteriZation Iaboratory 125,OO

5* From Inwood Lions Club, Ivlr. Thomas El :layes, President, 5Llh Lovers Lane, 3allas, Telcas, lor use in Glauconla Cl~nic 068.00

6, From Dr* Carroll YJ. Browning, c/o '.Jilkineon Clinic, 1.01 :I. Zangs Blvd. , Ralhs , Texas, for the Edward H. Cary Fund for Ophthahology ~OO,OO

7. From the Baylor &dical Alwllni Library Assn., Inc., for the purchase of medical books 100.00

8, $mr, Dr. Th. P. Blocker, Jr , , ?,O. Bax 887, Dcnna, Texas for use by- the Division a f !inrsthe.si.olosg at the direction of Ur. I:.T . Jenkics '100.0Q 9, The Jessie Smith Noyes Foundation, Inc,, attention Mrs. Justine Sm dbe ck , ilire ctor Scho3arship Division, 1362 Lexinaon Avenue, ?lev York, New York, has awarded a scholarship to Valerie A. Sheehan 600.00 10. From Dallas Heart Aasn* , j4r. Ecroine K. Crossnan, Chairman of the Bead, 404 Fidelity Union Lil'e fiLCdg,, dallas, Texas, for research by Jr. Gladys Fashena :,+2,875.00, Dr. John d. Porter b2,875.00, Dr. Ben 'L:Jilson 52,875.00, and Ors, Carlctm Chapmn alcl :rfm. t-.ifller$j,375,c)U; total grant far 1954-55 12,OM3.00

11, The Departmnt of Health, Education, and Gelfare, hblic Health S@rvice, attention t Dr. Jaqes ~iatt,Dire ctm, Xational Heart Institute, has awarder1 grant lqo, H-1836 for the period September 1, 1954 through August 31, IY55 6,680.00 12, The Department of Health, Educatiar., and Idelfare Public Health Servioe , attention: Sme s t i .I. Allen, Chief , ilivlslon of Research Grants, has awarded grant 110. FG-19. ParLt-Lirne Re search Fellowships for ldiedical Students for the period September 1, 195% tllro~g'hAugust 31, 19 55 1,728,OO 13. From Lipotropic Hesesrch F:md, attmtiont Dr. Louis Freedman, S Sflairman, Executf ve Committee, 52 East ast, St., New York, 17, N.Y., for resexch in fat metal~olianand absoyption by Dr. R, C. Tidwell l,000.130 $6 21r,628.13

The following payments on grants shown above or previously awarded have ben received:

1. Anerican Heart Assn., fnc., first quarterly payment on grant to Dr. Yanatta far f on Exchange Heaearch for period ending August 31, 1955 $ 1,102*!3~

2, American 3mcer Society, Inc., fSrst and 2nd quarterly payment on grant-in-aid 110. BC;i-16-~ for perf od ending September 30, 195L 2,SM.W

3, Unitad States Public Health Service Grant ilo. 1~~-293(c51, one-half of payment on grant for period endux August 31, 1955 12,500.00 L. United States Public Health Service Grant No, 3-332I a),final payment on grant forv perfod ending piarch 31, 1955 3,208qL9

5+ United States Public Health Service Grant KO, G-4258, payment I:I full on grant for period ending A%,s;ust 31, 1955 51404d3I 249 6, United Stakes Publio rfealth Service Grant No* H-825( ~3),final payment on grant for pried ending actokr 31, 1991 5,997.35

7. United States Publfc Health Service kant No. H-1635 ( Z) , one-half of grant for period ending August 31, 1955 4 ,239 ern

8, United States Public Health Service &ant No* H-2770, pmnt in full on grant for priod ending July 31, 1955 7,000.00

9. United States fublic: Health Service Grant No, H-1781, payment in full on grant for period ending August 31, 1955 12,955400

10. United States Public Hcalkh Service Grmt Nor E-1036, payment itl full on grant far period ending A~ust31, 1955 6,680.00

11. United Statcs Publ5c IIealth Service Grant No. H-1869, payment in full on grant for period end* August 31, 1955 3,2hO.W

12, United States Public Health Service Grant No. HF-4939, payment in full on grant for period ending June 30, 1955 500 00

13. United States Public Health Service Grant No. FG-19, payment In full on grant for period ending August 31, 19 55 1,728.M; a, United States Publie Health Service Grant No. 21-5069(~7), first payment on pant for period cnding June 30, 1954 3,335.Ee

15, United States Public kith Service Grant 140. 2~-5928(~3),first payment on grant for period ending June 30, 1955 3,393*43

16. The Jessie Sdth Noyes Foundation, Inc., one-half payment on Scholarship awarded to Valerie A. Sheehan 300.00 S 71r,Q84,65

Respectfully submitted,

8. J. Gill, 1i.D. C Acting Dean THE: UPTIVX3S1:T GP T?;YAS ?nst,gr~r2uate School of .-If-Ticine Ems f nn , Texas

Qctober I?, 1.Q51c

I on suhmit'tn? herewith the 30-ku; fnr the mcs1n.r (IT the 3o~rd of fiegents to T-e h~lgin hwtjn, Texas on October 29 ~nd70, 19%.

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