july 1958 - docket€¦ · dr. j. c . dolley, vice-president for fiscal affairs, i recommend that :...

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Office of the P r e s i d e n t

Austin

TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TMAS

M r s . Devall and Gentlemen:

The dockets prepared by the component i n s t i t u t i o n s listed below are herewith submitted, with my recommendation for approval, fo r considera- t i o n at the meeting of the Board of Regents in Aust in on July 23, 1958:

Main University Texas Western College Medical Branch Dental Branch

M. D . Anderson Hospital and Tumor I n s t i t u t e Southweste~n Medical School Postgraduate School of Medicine

I recornend approvsl of the following budget i t e m s :

1957-58 ~ u d g e t Office of the President -- 1. Approve the appointment of Mr. Eugene W. Nelson as Special Administrative Assistant fo r the period June 1 6 4 ~ 1 ~ 20, 1958, at a

stipend of $1,081.57, funds to come f r o m unused salaries.

2 Increase the account for Clerical Assistants, Office and T m v e l i n g Expenses by $1,500, funds t o come from C e n t r a l Administration Unappropriated Balance .

Workmn's Cumpenaation Insurance 3. ~ r a n s t % ~ 5 , 0 0 o f r o m Unallocated Reserve t o Cornpensat i on Benef i t 8

f o r Injury. (1719)

'- ;'f CONTRACT FOR - I N S W C E CONSULTING - SERVlCES FOR -- THE UNIVERSITY -- OF TEXAS SYSTEM: On recommendation of M r . C . H. Sparenberg, - Comptroller, approved ,, ,

b by Dr. .T . C . Dolley, Vice-President l o r Fiacal Affairs, I recommend ;- 1

approval and ratification of the extension of the con t rac t with A . R . >"., - !

k s s e y and Associates, Inc., Dcsllas, Texas, Insurance Consultants, fo r (.>? , /

another swelve-month period at a fee of $800, beginning December 10, ,t,

1957. M r . Naseey has been the University's insurance consul tant since I

Novernhe r 18, 195k, and has rendered very astisfactory service (1720).

GRADUATE SCROOLo 9: concur in the mcomendation ofthe Gmdua'te Council , approved by the off j.cers of t h e Graduate School, that the following

, + faculty af &In Unlver~ity be granted membership in the Graduate Faeuliy:

d ,-c ...* Professor Shao Wen Yuan, Department o f Aeronautical Engineering Associate Professclr E. Joseph Weiss, Department of Ceramic Engineering AasociaSe Professor Earnest F. Gloyna, Department of Civil Ehgineering

On recommendation of Dr. W . Gordon Whaley, Dean of the Graduate School, con- c ~ r r e d in by Ds A . J. G I l l , Dean of Southwestern Medical School, 1 recommend that Dr. Prank Ha~rison, Professor of Anatomy, be appointed Assoc2,ate Dean of the Graduate School at Southwestern Medical School.

1958-59 VACATION AND HCLDAY SCHEDUI;E F3R GLASSFED PEFSONNEL, _CENTRAL ADMINESTRATXOM, A ~ I A B u -. F'UMD, AND - M A ~ U M I V E R S I E . ; I recommend approval of t he following vacation a=cliday schedule, which is in

/ conformity w i t h present s t a t u t o r y provis ions : , bn

I. State Legal Holldhys which aye observed by the Univer~ity:

Labor Day Monday ~epternber 1, 1958 Thanksgf ving Day Thursday November 27, 1958 Ch?,Lstmas Dhy TIlu~sday December 25, -1958 Mew Year's Day Thur s h y January 1, 1959 Independence Day Saturday Jury 4, 1958

2 In l i e u o f o t h e r S ta te k g a l Ho.lidays which are not observed by the Universi ty:

The Friday following Thanksgiving The Monday preceding Christmas The Tuesday preceding Christmas The Wednesday preced.ing Christmas The Friday %o;blowing Christmas The F-iday followTng New Year's Day The Friday preceding Easter The Monday followir,g Easter

November 28, 1958 December 22, 1958 December 23, 1958 December 24, 1958 December 26, 1958 January 2, 1759 March 27, 1959 mrch 30, 1959

3. Twelve xupking days oP vacaLion ( 2 days of this vacation to be in l i eu 7f other State kga l Bolidays which &re not observyd by the University.)

A> CT.ASS;FTEn-PAY -- PUN: 1 recommend approml of the f o l l o w i n g additions and changes in the classification and pay plan t o become effective

1 -. September 1, 1958

C e n t r a l Admini st.rat i o n and A v a i l a b l e Fund - - 1. Create a r lew c l ~ s s 0095, Assistant to the Comptroller,

$565-710, $6'78@-8520S step number .41.

2. Create a n e w c l a ~ s 0112, Assistant to Endowment Officer , $620-800, $7440-9600, step number 43.

3. Increase hy one szep the range for class 0110, Security Analyst., ts $467-.592a $5604-710ky step number 37.

Main Urlivers izy - ---- &, Tncrease ~ , h e YBrlge f o r ~ l a b s 6502~ Coach-Accompanist,

f ram $277-351, $3324-h22,2, step nmber 26, t o $304-385% $36;18-4620, step n:mbcr 28,

(= UNZVEIRSI'P'i : I reconrme~d a,ppraval of the appointment of Dr. W . W . Hagert<y as ~ e a g of the Coilem of Enghccring; Professor of Engineering Mechanlca, and Direczor of the Bureau uf Engineering Research, ef fec t ive

' September 16, 1958, at a nine months s h l ~ r y of $16,500. The salary will be budgeted t o t he Dean's Office and w i l . 1 ccrne from UnsSlocated Salaries. Dr. Hagerty Is p:l-esectly Desn of t he College of. Engineering at the Uziversi+,y o f De1,awaz"e .

MEDICAL BRANCH - REPAIR OF FIRE DAMAGE TO ASFIBEL SMITH BUTLDIMG: On -- -,?I rekommendatf on o f I&, C . H. ~ p a r e n b e r ~ , ~ ~ ~ t r o l l e r , approved by ,- ;; !/ Dr. J. C . Dolley, Vice-president for F i s c a l Affairs, I recommend that

: ' I an appropriation 05 $8,500 be mrrde from the Available University Fund n P,$.'-, ' Unappropriated &lance to an account to be ~ e t up an the Central .a<,. -

+ Administration books and t o be e n t i t l e d "Repair of Fire D a m a g e to Ashbel Smith Building, - Medical Branch . " Mr. Sparenharg states : ''This appropriation should be considered technically as 8, reimbursement to the account e n t i t l e d 'Reserve t o Cover Possible Losaea Under $100,000.00 Deduct ibPe Clause of Blanket System-Wid? Fire and Extended Coverage Insurance Policy, ' al though it is being s e t up in a separate account. 'I

M , D , PLNDERSON HOSPITAL AND TUMOR INSTSTUTE - CRANGE OFDERS TO COlERACT -L - - -- . FOR ADDITIONS AND A L ~ T I O N S : In l i n e with a B z a t i o n g F e n at the

%.' ' - -- meeting of 1 4 a Y T 1957, M r . C + Ho Sparenberg, Comptroller, has signed change urdera to the con t rac t w i t h Thad Dederick Construction Coppany, I n c . , for Additiona and Alterat ions to M. D . Anderson Hospital and Tumor I n s t i t u t e as listed below. I recornrmend r a t i f i c a t i o n and approval, including apprcvaj of payment of Architect ' a Fees thereon: (1956)

Change Order No . 1 involving a deduct ion of $481-40 from the contract p ~ i c e .

Change Order No. 2 involving an addition of $8,936,40 to the c o n t m c t p r ice .

Change Order No, 3 involving an addition of $6,171,00 to the c o n t r a c t p r ice ,

Change Order No. 4 involving an add i t ion of $2,460.00 to the contract p r ice .

/ ' TEXAS WE!STERN COLLEGE - APPRWRIATIDN FOR NOVABIZ FURNITURE AMl -NT F2R ADDITION ~ W S T . TIE STUI)m UNION m~ I ~ G : -- D-rnb,~reu'ident o f ~ e x a s Western, Ims submitted a request to t r ans fe r $65,000 from the special account into which the Student Union fees col lected for the past two years have been placed (to be used f o r mowable. f u r n i t u r e and equipment in accordance with apeement with HHFA i n connection with alterations and additions to the Student Union ~uilding) to an appropr ia t ion f o r the ptlrchase o f said furniture artd equipment, including the furniture and equipment f o r the bookstore, ~ n d far reupholstering and refinishing equipment already in use in the exist-ing building. Upon recommendation of Mr. C, H, Sparenbe-rg, C omptrol!-er, concurred in by DY a J . C DoXley, Vice -Pre s ider~t f o r Fiscal AYfal:rs, I recommend approval..

(DONATIONS TO -- THE COMMITTEE 9F 75:. The following contributions have been -- received f o r deposit to Cornittea o f 75 for Commi-&t,ee Expenses:

, r '~ lhoa. s . 9 y ~ n e , Iec . , ~ o r t worth (1.776) $100.00 Fort Wohh (1776) 100.00

Nat.ional Bank in ~nllas (1929) 500.00 t . ,. Archie C, Gmy, Pittsb~rgh, Pennsylvania (1929) 'I ; ,, !, ;, .-, 500 .oo

National Bank of D a L l a s , Dallas 500.00 Company, Oalvestan [ 1807) 250 .00

A dcnor who wishes no pablicity has sent a check in the amount of $20,000 to be deposited t o t h e 75 th Annixrcayy Fund.

OUP-OF-STATE TTRPS: X recommend approval of the following out-of-state - trips with expenses to be paid as indicated: -

1. Dr. L , D * Haskew, Vice-President f o r Develapman~al Services, August 8 and 9 , 1958, to Memphis, Tennessee, to attend, a Conference on World Literacy by Television, expenses to be paid from travel f?mds of t h e Office of t h e President.

2 Mr. C . K . Sparenberg, Comptroll5r, or M r . Halbert G , St. Clair, Branch College Auditor, August 4-0, 1958, to.EndFcott, Hew York, t o at tend a class to be given by International Business Machines Corporation, expensea nut paid by IBM to be charged to travel finds of the Camptroller's Office.

3. M r . W, E. Keys, Director, News & Informatioll Service, to San Francisco, Cali fornia , July 22-31, 1958, to pa r t i c ipa t e i n workshop seminars at the annual conference of the American College Fublic R e l a t i o n s Association, and August 13-17, 1958, to attend a conference of representatives of the S t a t e Universities Aasociati~n and Association of Land-Grant College6 and State Universities, expenses to be paid from travel funds of the News Service, This supersedes a previous approval to at tend the Amerlcan College Public Relat ions Association met ing .

4 . M r . E l m r 8. G l u e y , Direc to r , Workmn's Compensati~rt Insurance and Other Staff Benef i ts , August 2-8, 1958, to Lafayette, Indiana, to attend the National Conference of the College and University Personnel Association, expenses paid f rom 'cm.vel funds of hi8 o f f i c e ,

5 . Amend t he travel, request of Mr. John Woodruff, Training Specialist IT1 , Induetrial and Business Training Bureau, Extension ZiHsion, Main University, appearing on M-43 of July docket, to show him returning to Austin about July 16, 1958, and then from about July 20- 28, to Midland, Mich i sn , Chicago, I l l i n o i c , Dayton, Ohio, and Tulsa, Okla how ,

6 Mr. J o e l F. Hembree, Research Sc i en t i s t V, Cotton Economic Research, Main Unive~sity, July 8-10, 1958, to Washington, D. C., for discussion of pmparntlon of repor t on cost of &.sketing Cotton, expenses to be pa id from tmvel finds of Cotton Economic Research,

7 . M r . Virgi l E. Barnes, Resea~ch S c i e n t i s t V, Euraau of Economic Geology, pel* diem expenses only f o r period August 1-4, 1958, in Washington, D . C , , f o r consultation about Bureau projects, and September 1-3, 1958, in Atl.anta, Georgia, i n regard to collections of tektites8 to be charged t o t r a v e l fund of Sureau.

8 . Mra , Anr+e B , Barne~, Special Ins t ruc tor in &themtics arid Astronow, Main University, June 25-30, 1958, to Middletom, Connecticut, to represent the Unf ve rsity at t.hc Advanced Placemnt Examination Pro g a m , expenses t o be paid frvm Faculty Travel to Conferences Sponsored by College Entrance Ekmination Board, Dean's Office, College of Arts and Sciences. This request c h a n g ~ s t he dates as ~tcported in the b y dock&.

9 . Mr. William Woodrow Robortson, Assf starit Professor of Physics, W i n Wniverslty, July 25-August 2, 1958, to Meriden, New Hampshire, to a t tend the Gordon Research Coufc~ence on H i g h Pressure Research, expenses to be paid from contract funds.

Out-of-State Trips (continued) P

10. Mr. James N. P i t t m n , Mx. Charlea N. S h i ~ a , and Mr. Mike Campbell, Footballcoaches, July 15-21, 1958, to Tuscaloosa, Alabama, via Brookhaven, Mississippi, to contact prospective athlete and to exchange footba l l i d e ~ s w i t l l . Alabama coaches, expenses to he paid from funds of the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics.

11. The rollowing Main University faculty with t ranspor ta t ion expenses paid from Committee on Attendance at Prnfessional Meetings, t he staff member in each case to present a paper, t h e resu l t of or iginal research:

(1) Mr. Harold J. PLass, Associate P r o f e s s o ~ of Engineering Mechanics, September 8-13, 1958, to Los Angeles, C a l i f o r n i a , f o r meeting of American Society of Mechanical Engineers.

( 2 ) Mr. E . Bagby Atwood, Professor of English, to Ann Arbor, Michigan, f o r meeting of L f n g u i a t i c Society of Americ~, JUY 25-26, 1958.

(3) M r . J a w s R, Soukup, f l ~ s t r u c t o r in Government, September 4- 6, 1958, to St. Louis, Missouri, for meeSing of American Political Science Association.

( 4 ) M r , Kenneth A Kobe, Professor of Chemical Engineering, September 1-14, 1958, to Chicago, Illinois, to present papers at American Chemical Society meeting, per diem expensss to be paXd from contract funds.

( 5 ) M r , 8. L. Turner, Assistant Professor of Eotany, August 23-28, 1958, t o Bloomington, Indiana, for the meeting of the Ecological Society or America,

12, Mr. Hugh So Forres t , Associate Professor of zoo lo^, July 19-25, 1958, ,Lo New London, New Hampshire, to present a paper at the Gordon Research Conference of Vitamins and Metabolism, expenses to be paid f x m Welch Foundat ion grant.

13. M r , George W, Wa-t;t, Professor of Chemistry, JiUy 7-10, 1958, t o m e t o n , Illinois, to preside at a sympo~iwn on the Mechanism of Inorganic Reactions sponsored by the Division of Physical C h e m i s t r y and the Di,vision of Inorganic Chemia tv of t he American Chemical Society, expenses to be paid from contract h n d s ,

Sincerely yours,

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Office of the Vice-Preaidcnt and Provos t

PlLL in Unf versity Austin

Dr. Logan Wil~on, President The University of Texas Austin, Texas

Dear President Wilson:

The fo l l owing docket f o r Main University is submitted f o r your approval and presentation to the Board of Regents at its meeting in Austin on July 23, 1958:

1957 - 58 Budget Miscellaneous General Expenses 2 . ~ncreaae t h e account for Miscellaneous Administ rat ive Expenses by $3,000 from Main University Unappropriated Balance. ( 16.55)

2. Increase t he account for O f f i c i a l Entertainment by $700 from Main University Unappropriated Balance . ( 1656)

College of Education ~ d u c a t i o z l Psychology 3 . Change the appointment of Mr. Robert F. Peck, Associate Professor at $7, OM fo r n ine months, f rom two-thirds t o f u l l - t i m e Yar the period June 1-15, 1958. (1899)

O f f i c e of the Dean nansfF$m0 from ..the Office and Tmvel fund to the Clerical Assistants account. (1599)

College of Fine Arts --- Music 5. Transfer $700 f rom Teaching Assistants to Maintenance and Equipment. ( 1606 1 College of Pharmacy 6 . n z the appofntment of Mr. Joseph 3. Arnette, Lecturer , one-third

& t i m e for nine nvlmths at $1,900 Irom the budget, to Lecturer; Assistant to the Dean, one-third t i m e far twelve months, effective June 16, 1958, the aiidit ional funds needed to be transferzd from the posi t ion he oceupiee

.A In the Off ice of the Dean, Division of Extension, which is being changed from full-time to t w o - t h i d s t i m e , effective June 16, 1958, (1709)

I n t m u r a 1 . Sports for Women 9 , ~ r a n s f e ~ ~ ~ f ~ i f e Guards. intramural Assistants and Officials to the Maintenance and Equipment ~ c c o & t . (1862)

SUMMER SESSIOIV --- ~ n t r a m u m r t s for *n El . Change the s a l e TMr. 3, M b Whitaker, Entramurals Director, F i r e t Tern, from $1,065 to $1,110 to conform to change in h i s Long Session salary, additfonal funds to come from S-r Session Unappropriated Balance. ( 1648)

S w r Session (continued) - College of Ar%s and Sciences --- Botany 9 . Appoint Mr. Addison E. Lee aa Associate Professor., F i r s t Term, at a total stipend of $903, funds to come f r o m gmnt of Nat iona l Science Foundation. ( 1650) ,

LO. Change the appointmnt of Mr. Cha~les Heimsch, Professor, F i r s t Term, from four-fifths tPme t o fu l l - t ime at a t o t a l stipend of $1,466, additional funds to come from unused ealaries, (1819)

C hemi 6 try 11, Change the source of funds of the s a l a q of Mr. R. C . Anderson, Professor (half - . t i m e ) at $750, F i r s t Tem, t o National. Science Foundation grant.

12. Accept the resignation of Mr. P. S * Eailey, Professor, Second Term, at $1,300. (1487)

13, Appoint M r . 3 . E. Bogg6 ~ ~ A c t f n g Chaimn, Second Term, vice b. Bailey, resigned. (1487)

14. Appoint Mr a J, J. Bloomfield as faxstmctor, First Term, a t $866, funds ta come from unused salaries. (1487)

15. Transfer Mr. Richard l?uchs, I n s t r ~ l c t o r st $916 Prom Fi r s t t o Second Term* (1487)

Classical Languages 16. Accept the resignation of Mr. R o b e r t IB. Mooney, Instructor (four- fifths time), Second Term, at $640. (1517)

17. Appoi.nt Mr John W. Zarker as Iastruc-tor (four-fffths time) Second Term, at a t o t a l stipend of $640, vice Mr. Mooney, resigned. (1597)

Eagllsh 18.- the foLlawing resignations:

F i r s t Term -- Robert H. Wilson, Associate Professor at $1,000 (1620) David Hayman, Assletant Profesao~ at $866 (1515)

Second T e ~ m - Mody toa at right, Professor and C h i m a n at $1,$00 (1732) Hazard Adams , Ae sistant Professor at $1., Q0(3 (1488) dames 3. Colvert, Assistant Professor at $900 (1514)

13. Approw the fol lowing appointment^, funds t o come from unuecd salaries :

F i r ~ t Tern - Lais P C Wa~e, Assistant Professor at $833 (1621) J-oscph John Moldehhauer, Inst ructor [thrte-iifths time) at $460

(1671)

Second Tern -- Robert L. MontgcmePy, I n s t r u c t o r at $900 $2671) HF W. W . P m t t as P-ctiag ChaXmn, vice Mr. Eoatright, resigned

(1732)

Gcologv m e p t t h e resignation of Mr. John A . Wilson, P ro fes so r and Acting Chairman, Second Term, at $1,416. (2.881)

Sumtller Session (continued) G e of ~rts'and sciences (continued) Geol0,g (c0zEUz;dJ -prove the appointment of MP, William Samuel Strain, Assistant Professor and Acting Chairman, Second Tern, at $983, vice Mr. Wilson resigned. (1882) (1881)

Government 22. Appoint Mr. Hawell C. McCleskay as I n s t r u c t o r f o r the F i r s t Tern at a t o t a l salary of $750, funds to be transferred from the Department of History Summer Session budget. (1750)

23. Accept the resignation of Mr. J. R. Soukup, Instructor at $766, Second Term* (1672)

24. Appoint Mr. Howel l C. McCleskey as Instructor (half-time) f o r the Second Tern a t a total stipend of $375, funds to cone from unused salaries, (1674)

25. Change the appointment o f Mr. Harry A . Holloway, Ins t ructor , Second Term, from half-time to f u l l - t h e at et t o t a l stipend of $782, funds to come from unused salaries, (1673)

History n c e p t the f o ~ o w i n g resignations :

First Term W . ~ X b b , Professor (half-time) at $750 (1690) atis A . Sindetary , Assistant Profe~sar a t $966 (1688)

Second Term u . P ,Webb, Professor (half- t ime) at $750 (1690) David D. Van Tassel, Aasistant Professor at $916 (1691) Stanford E . Lehmberg, Instructor at $833 (1689)

27. Approve the following appointments f o r the Secord Tern:

Visiting Professor Lewie A . Dralle

-SsOF V i s i t i n g Associate Prof, James Le Nichols 1,110 (1704)

Mathematics and A s t r o n o ~ - 2U. Change the source o f funds f o r the appointment of Mr. W. T. G w , Associate P~ofessor, Fi r s t Term at $1,416 to grant from National Science Foundat ion.

29. Appoint Mr. Howard Cur t i s as Assistant Professor, First Tern, at $966, funds t o came fkom unused salaries. (1717)

Philosophy 30. Accept the resignation o f the fo l lowing from the First Term:

A . P . Brogan, Professor (one-third t i m e ) at $500 (1749) Daniel Kading, Assistant Professor at $1,016 (1686)

31. Appoint M r . W i l l i a m Jackson Kilgore as Assistant Professor, F i r s t Term, at $1,016, vice Mr. Kading, resigned. (1684)

Physics 32. Change the appointment of Mr. R,. N. L i t t l e , Prafessor , First Term, to show half of his salary in the amount of $708, to come from grant o f National Science Foundation.

S m r Session (continued) C

College of A r t s and Sciencea (con%inued) ~ h y s ic s (cantiq\seZ

33. Appoint Mr. Harold P. maaoo as Aseociate Professor (one-~ourth time) in both term at a stipend of $291 each term, funds to come f ~ o m unused funds, (1617)

34. Accept the resign~tion of Mr. Charles W . Scherr, Assistant Professor (one-fourth t i m e ) at $233, Firs t Term. (1617)

35 . Approve t h e fo l l owing changes in a p p o i n e n t a , identical fo r both terms, any additional funds to come f r a m unused salaries. (617)

Assistant; Professor W . W. Rnbertson f r o m three-fourths to one-Yourth st $250 Eldon Earl Fergtrson from fuil-time to four-f ifths at $786

Romnce Languages t h e following changes In the First Term nppoilltmnts to that

indicated, aadf t i o n a l funds to come from unused r~aletrie~i ; (1872)

Dorothy Gchons, Associate Professor, f r o m full-time to three-fifth6 at $600

Giovenni Pmvitali, Assistant Professor, from ful l - t ime to four- fifths time at $732

Joseph B . atl luck, Assistant Profensor, f r o m four-fifths to f'uU- t t m e at $883

37. Accept the resipation of Mr. Donald W. flogan, Instructor at $750, Second Term (1489)

38. Appoint k. P. M. Ynsfran FLB Professor, three-f if ths tw, Second Term, at a t o t a l stipend of $730 payable from funds of the Latin- American I n s t i t u t e . (1781) (1773) (1618)

6% iolow 33. h t e r c l ~ a n g e t h e a?polntaenta and chairmanshtps for the Fi rs t and Second Terra, appointing Mr. W. E. Gettys as Professar and Chairman, F i r s t Term, and Mr. C - M, Rosenquist as Professor and Acting C h a i m n , Second Term, (1619)

40. Accept the reslgnatian of Mr. Gideon Sj~berg, Associate Professor, (half -time) First Term, at $53 J - (1513)

W c c e p t t he resignation of Mr. Bruce Reach, Xasistsnt Professor, (three-f i f ths time) at $499, F k r s t T P ~ .

Zoology m c e p t the re6Fpta t ion of Mr. h s s e t t Magufre, Jr., Ins t ruc tor at $916, Second Term* (1774)

43. Approve the appointment of the following A s s o c i ~ t e Professo~s f o r the Second Term at the stipend i rd ica ted , funds to come from unused funds;

Walter V. Brown (five-sixths t h e ) at $1,000 (1.775) Austin Phelps at $1,000 (1675)

Physical T r a i n i n g f o r Men -- &4, Approve t h e appointment of Irlr. Joe Conley Boa.r3.ng as Special I n s t r u c t ~ r fo r the Firat T ~ G at a t o t a l s t ipend of $783, funds io co~& f r o m Non- Student Class fees. (1784)

Sunmrer Session (continued) ~ o l l e g e o f s and Sciences ( conk inued) --- Office of the Dean ~ o ~ t h e p p o i n t m n t of the following as Consultant, at the t o t a l s t iwnd indicated, funds to come from Summer Session Unappropriated ~ a l a n c e :

Spconrd TEF~ .*xg;;;""j-*m ".h6&ue F; r a i Tww $1,083 (1748) ~ l ' i l ~ ~ ~ ~ d ~ $900 (1844)

College of Businesa Administration XzzGiXiz 46, Appoint M r . Robert E. Seiler as Assistant Professor (three-fifths t i m e ) , First Term, a t a t o t a l etlpend of $650, Avlds to come from unused salaries. (1901)

47. Accept the resignation of Mr. Robert E. Linde, Assistant Professor at $970, Second Term. (1594)

48. Appoint Mr. Baker Flowers as Instructor, Second Tern, at a t o t a l stipend of $783, funds to come from unused salariee . (1777)

49. Appoint Miss Cecelia Tierney as Instructor (three-fifths time), Second Term, at a t o t a l st ipend of $460, Punda to come fpom unused salariea . (1777)

Business Services 50- Interchange the appointments of Mr. L, G. Blakcstock and k, E. W, Nelson so that Mr. Blackstock serves the First Term as Professor and Acting Chairman and Mr. Nelson serves the Second Term ha %socia$e Professor and AckJne; ~lia'ir#mn. (1747)

Management 51. Accept the resi&;nation of Mr. Virgil A . James, Aserocipte Professor at $1433, First Term. (1593)

52. Approve the appointment for the Firat Term of Mr. Judson N e f f as Professor at $1,500, funds to come from Special Teaching Assi~tants in Dean's Office and unused salaries. (1596)

Phrkering, Resources, Transportation and Internat ional Trade - 53. Accept the r e s f w t i o u of Mr. ~ t s e y A. ArbPngast, Associate Professor (three-fifths t i m e ) at $879, Fimt Term, and transfer h i5 unused salary to Dean's Office, Special Teaching Assistants. (1673)

College of Education -1E and Instruction - 5'c. Change the source of funds f o r the salary of Mr. Wayne Taylor, Assistant Professor, Firs t Term, t o National science ~ouidat ioh mint, and transfer the $1,000 provided f o r h i s salary to ~ o r k u l t a n t s item. - ( 1887

55. Accept the fallowing resignations:

James W. Reynolds, Professor at $1,500, Second Term. (1836) Betty J. Xisslar, Lecturer (half-time), both terns at $450. (1512)

56. Approve the appointment of the following as Lecturer (half -time), f o r the period and at t h e stipend indicated, funds t o rom f r o m unuaed salaries ;

First Term -- W i l l i a m mtz $450 (1530) Clot i lda C Winter 450 (1529)

Summer Session (continued) -&-cat ion (continued) ~ u r r i c u l G - and Instruction ( continued j

Second T e r n -1-eker Dorn

Herbert La Grone

Educational Administration 57. Change the stipend for Wr . L. B. Ezell, Assistant Professor (half-time), Second Term, fron $575 to $500. (1490)

Educational Psychploay 58. Change the ~ p p o i n t m n t of Mr. Robe* F. Peck, Associate Professor, from full-time to half-time for the First Term at a stipend of $583. ( 1900 1

of Engineering

59. Interchange the s3pointments of Nr. Jams J.POllardand Mr. Werner W. Dornbesger so t h a t Mr. P o l h r d w i l l serve the F i r s t Term as Professor and Chairman and Dr. Dornberger the Second Term at Professor and Act ing C h a i m n . (1566)

Civil Engineerin r ~ c c a p t the Eeaignation of M r . Ben B. hr ing , As6istant Professor, Prom bctn terms, congensat ion in each term being $916,

Engineering Mechanics b l . Accept =wtion of Mr. Carl C. Steyer, Assistant Professor (half -time), in each term at $466, from both terms, (1687)

62. Change the appointment of Mr. J. W. Turnbou, Assietant Profesoor, from three-fifths t5me in aach term to full time at $1,000 each term, funds to come from unused salaries. (1687)

College of Fine Arbs --- D r a m a r ~ c c e ~ t the resignation of Mr- Mouzon Law, Assistant Professor at $883? Second Term. (1494)

Music =change the appointment of Mr. Vincent R . DiNino, Visiting Lecturer, F i r s t Tern , from one-third to full- t ime at $1,050, addi t ional funds to corne from Assistants account, Second Term. (1746)

6 5 . Transfer PIXP, John McGrossa, Assistant Proleasor at $1,066, f r o m the First to t he Second Term and appoint him a8 Acting Chairman for the Second Term, vice Mr. WilLiama. (1546) (1462)

66. Increase t h e salary of & . Ira Singleton, Lecturer, Second Term, from $1,250 t o $1,400, additional funds to come from Bend, Orchestra and Chora l Workshops, First Term. (1562)

67. Appoint M r . E, K. Meilon as Special Inst ructor , Second Term, at $883, funds to come from unused salaries. (1511)

68 Appoint Mr. John Boe as Assistan$ Prof esaor (half -time) in both term= at a s t i p e n d of $433 each terra, funds to come from sum me^ Session Unappropriated Balance, (1768)

School of k w $ 9 . c z p t t h resignation o f Mr B u d o n Stevenson, V i s i t i n g Professor at $1,400, Second Term. (1824)

Summer Session (continued) %%GET EFEXzon%inued ) -- 70. Appoint Mr. Stanley Kinyon as V i s i t i n g Proferssor, Second Tern, at a total stipend of '$1,500, vice Mr. Steveneon, additimal $100 to come from Toreador *Tala~y Supplementation Fund. (1824 )

71. Cmcel the research appointment of Mr. Millard ~uud, July 21- September 19, 1958, at $750. (1'745)

72. Change the terminal date- on the research appointment8 o f hk, iebowlt Z and M r . Kenneth Woodwarsd from September 19 to August 31.

(1745

The last two i t e m were approved in the b y docket, funds to corn from restr icted funds

Graduate School of Library Science 43. Appoint M r s T ~ a r y ~ o h n m e n to unfilled pos i t ion of V i s i t i n g b c t u r e r for the Second Term at a stipend of $850. (17x1)

Office of the Dean - Graduate School --- n e l e t e the appointment o f Mr. A , P, Brogan ao Professor; Dean f r o m both terns, two-thirds time the F i r s t Term at $1,067, and one-thkrd the Second at $533.

75. Appoint Mr. James E. Boggs, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, a$ Assistant to the Dean, F i r s t Term, on a one-third time basis at $344, funds ta coma f r o m unused salaries. (1637)

Organized Research Univeralty Research Institute 6 Create an account entitled, "Special Research Program -- Research Assistants " in the amount o f $7,000 from dnallocated funds, the new account to be used to support research of a group of graduate students , (1772)

77 . Approve the following summer research grant8 from Institute f ~ a s : (1560) (1597) (1559)

haunt -- of Grant

S-706 Assistant Professor Daniel Kading, Department of Philosophy $1,016

S--708 I n s t ruc to r James R . Soukup, , Department of Government 766

s -714 Assietant P r o f e s s o r B H. Sod , Department of Management 475

s-,733 Profes~sor Mody C , B o a t ~ i g h t , Department of E n d i s h 1 ~ 5 m

S-734 Assistant Professor W, R . Braisted, Department of History

s-735 Profeasar E. F * Haden, DeparLment of Ronance Languages 1,500

s-736 Assistant. pro fee so^ Irwin Spear, Department of Botany 966

Professor Fillmore R. Sanford, Department s-737 of Psychology 1 9 500

Organized Research (cont fnued) Uaiverslty Research Institute $continued)

Amount of Grant I-

~9738 Aseociate Professor I r a Iscoe, Department of Psychofow $lp083

s -741 P r o f e a ~ o r W . P- . Webb, Department of History 1,500

S-7.42 Professor 6. A % Whlte, Department of Accounting (~irst Term) 1,500

s -709 Assistant Professor Otis A . Singletary, Department o f H i s tory ( ~ i r s t em) 966

8-739 Professor A . P. 5mgan:, Ilepartmnt of Philosophy ( ~ f rst ~ e r m ) 1,500

S-740 Prof e ~ s o r James W . Reynolds, Department of C u ~ ~ i e u l u m and I n s t r u c t i o n (second ern) 1 j w o

s-743 Professor Enrico Tolterra, Department of Engineering Mechanics ( ~ i r s t em) 1, $00

Clayton Foundation Bbochemfcal I n s t i t u t e n a n s f e r $8,500 from Unallocated Salaries to the salaries account of the General Funds portion, ( 1 5 3 3 )

79, Accept the resignation of Miss Janet Connor, Research S c i e n t i s t , part-time, at $104.16 per month, effect5ve at c lose of business June 10, 1958. Q1493)

80. Approve the appointment of the following as Research S c i e n t i s t V for the perioda and at t he monthly s a l a ~ i e s indicated, funds to come from salary funds provided from Unallocated Salaries and restricted funds ;

Roy 3. MePferd, Jr . May 1-August 31 $835 (1583) Robert W. Shfdeler June 6-~ugust 6 7'40 (1875)

Bureau of Bueiness Research

P 3 C h n a ge the appointment of M r , Stanley A , Arbingast, Assistant +-, * I l lrector; Resources Specialfst (per t - tb@) , at $10,511 f o r twelve

L ., , months, from half - t h e to ful.1-time for the period June 1 6 - ~ u l ~ 21,

199, additional funds 50 come from Unailocated Salaries. (1828) ' l * * ~ . . *

82. Appoint Miss Ste l la T~aweek as St;ati.a-k ic ian [~aeza l l t~ ) (one -.f"ourth t i m e ) for t he period June 1-July 21, 1958, at $166,6? per month, mdds to come l ~ o m Texas Cctton Research ComFtt.ee, (1758)

Bureau of Economic Geolow ~ p ~ i - ~ ~ . as Research Sc !_ent is t I V (temporary) without salary June 5-15, and at $565 -00 per month June 36-July 31, 1958, funds to come: , from mused salaries and/or Unallocated Salal-f e s . ( 1863 1 Bureau of E n g i n e e ~ i n g R e tiearch n p p r o v e the appointment of Mr, Alfred H. LaGrone as Project Supervisor, F i e l d Study Gruup, one-fourth time June 1-15 at $188.89 par month, and three-fourths time June 1 6 - ~ u g u a ~ 31, 1958, at $566,66 per month, mnds to corn f ~ o m Account No, 50020, Bmau of Engineering Research, Television Allocations Study O r p n i z a t i o n , Salaries and Wages. (17701

Organized Research (continued) Bureau of Engineering Research [continued) m p E v e the sppointments of the following as Research Engineer ( ~ a c u l t y ) [paynbl Research Engrs , *. Remarch ~ssistants) durf ng the period June ~ 6 1 ~ u ~ s t 31, 1958 f o r t he number of hours per week and monthly rate indicated:

Billy H. Amatead (20 hours) $400 -00 (1581) Wllliam W . Dingle (40 hours) 644.44 (1579) B i l l Gorton Eppes (16 hour61 222.22 (1808) David M. Himelblau (20 hours) gll.11 1578)

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N o m n Lsmont (40 hours) 733 4 3 I15809 Robert S, Schechter (20 hours) 338-88 0579)

,&j,,, Institute of Marine Science 36. rantM Mr. Howard T, Odum, Director, Research Scient i s t V at $9,600

>\I* * -, f o r twelve months, a leave of absence without salary for the period Auwst 11-31, 1958. (1814)

87. Appoint M r . Bassett Maguire as search Scientist 111 at $$14*00 per month, f o r the period June 1-$1%958, f'unds ta come Pmm unused s a h r i e ~ and/or Unallooated Salaries. (1866)J3ue 1-1 J; su b ~ j ~

<+. " .."." ,I..*_. .., _--- - 88. Accept the pesignation of Mr. William cT0 McCon~ell, Research S c i e n t i s t 111 at $6,168 f o r twelve months, effect ive at close of business June 30, 1958. (1867)

Cotton Economic Research T r m $ l m T 3 i n unused salaries to the account fo r Maintenance, Equipment, e t c . Texas Pe%roleurn Research Committee ~ r a u s f e r salary funds in t h e amount of $3,324 in the unfilled posi t ion of Administrative Secretary, to the Material, Equipment, Travel, Publications and Wages. (1657)

91. Approve the following appointments f o r the period June 16-~uguat 31, 1958, at the monthly rate shown for each:

Research Engineer Y Robert G. Edgerton

Research Engineer IV J imde T. Rodger8

D fvision .of Extension ~ x t e n e ionTeaching and Fief d Service Bureau 2 Appof nt M r . ~ e z m n m s - Professor of A r t For the period June 2-July 11, 1958, at a stlpend of $1,216, h d a to come from Extension Teaching Centers.

93. Appoint Mr. Thu~mond Bishop P f t t s as Special Instructor i n Mathematics fo r the period June 9-July 21, 1958, at a stipend of $800, payable from Main Univzrsity Unallclcsted Salaries, (1520)

Industrial and Buainees Tra in ing Burem 94. A p p o f n n ~ . L. Fred Anderson as Technical I n s t ~ u c t o r in Pet ro lem Training raining Sperialist IT), erfective May 1, 1958, at $6>~68 fo r t w e l v e months, flmds to come f r o m unused salaries, ZtEA funds, and Income from Fees. 11419)

95. Grant f i a + Pauline W, B~ubr ink , Research and Subject Matter Specialist, ( ~ r a i n f n g Specialist 111) at $6,468 f o r twelve months, a leave of absence without pay f o r the period June 21-2L 1958. (1797)

Physical Plant 86. Appoint Mr. Joe L. Brans as Maintenance Engineer for t h e period June 16-~ugust 31, 1958, at a monthly rate of $66.67, funds to come from Unallocated Salaries. ( 1861)

97. Approve the lapsing of $1,666.68 from Maintenance and Equipment t o Unallocated Maintenance and Equipment. (18bg)

98. Transf cr -om ,Account No , 26580, Maintenance, Operating SupplSes and Repairs, $500 to Accoun t No. 26540, Draftamen and C l e r i c ~ l Assistants, and $750 to Account No. 26560, Office and Waveling Expenses. (18799)

Radio -Television C . Wesley -be* aa !Television Production SuperP%eor

17-August 31, 1958, at $6,000 for twelve m n t h ~ , fo r this period to come from unused salaries and/or

Unallocated Salaries (1793)

The Hogg Foundation for Wn-tal Health m d . m o i n t Mr. Frem. Crawford as Social Science Research Aseocfate V, effec-tive ?-lay 5 , 1958, st $8,800 rate fo r twelve months. ( ~ 0 1 )

101. Transfer f r o m Account No. 65050 - W . C . Hogg Fund: Research, Publicatf ons, and Travel, $1,500 to a new account en t i t l ed IntercuLtwal Study of J u v e n i l e ?elinqucney, $1,200 of this to be used f o r salary of Professor C . B. Rosenquist, Profeasar of Sociology, f o r the First Swmner em, (1568)

Interagency Contract No. 4413 - 233 - '102. Appoint Mr, Robert T . Tinda l as Research EngLneer (one-third t imz) ,

t $203.70 per month. ( 1572)

nt of Mr. Charles W. Laughton, Associate Professor of Social Work, as Planning Consultant on th'e project "Evaluation of Community Service Studies" for the period Zune 16- Ju ly 15, 1958, at a total stipend of $1,116. (1664)

104. Appoint Mr, R a m E. Moore, Profeseor of Sclciologyr a8 Planning Consultant on the progect "SocXal Psychology of Mass Media Comnmicwtion" for the period June 16-30, 1958, at a monthly salary of $866.66. (1851)

105. Appoint Mr. b u i a J, Moran, Assfstant Professor of Psychology, as Research Scientist on pmJect "Riochemistry of Sehi zophrenia" for the period June 16-~ugust 31, 1958, at a monthly mte of $688,88, mnds from grant f o r this purpose, (1792)

Study of Weathey Modification ~ A ~ o ~ h n c e E. Moyer as Director (one-fourth ti=), at $144.44 per month f a r the period June 16-~uguat 31, 1958. (1820)

zoo lo^' - Genetics Foundation ( ~ o c k e r e l l n r G r a n t ) 107. APprove the appointnen~of the f onowing as Research Scientist ( ~ a c u l t y ) for the perlad June 16-30, 1958, at the monthly salary indicated:

Austen F. Riggs., TI $666 -66 (1742) Marshall R. Wheeler 722.22 (1743)

Welch Foundation Grants =ing sppol.ntments from Welch funds f o r the period

June 16-~ugust 31, 1958 at t he monthly salary indicated f o r each:

ProJect Di rec to r - X-Ray Absorption Edge Studies af Chemic~l Bonding Harold P . Kanson $777 0 97 ( 1850 1

Director rant A c c t , 63165) Hopman Hac kesnan (one-half t h e ) $750 00 ( 1699 1

Welch Foundation Grants - (continued) Research Sc ien t i s t (~aeulty) , Spectroscopic Research Laboratory

Richard M. Hedges $565 000 (1736)

D i r e c t o r - Investigation of Cryeta l Structures, e t c . Stanley H. Simonsen $800.00 ( 1922 )

Auxiliary Budget I

University of Texas Press 9 A c c e p t t ~ s ~ i a n of Miss Frances A . Neal, Editor III, at $6;168 f o r - t w e l v e months, effective at close of business June 27, 1958 - (1728)

Government Sponsored Research Corrosion Reeearch Laboratory 110. Approve the appointment of Mr. N o m n Hackerman as Director {~acult~) (half-time) fo r the period June 16-~ugust 31, 1958, at a monthly salary of $750 - (1794)

Defense Research Laboratory 111. Approve the following appo in tmn?~ and/or changes of status to that indicated:

Monthly Rate Effective Date

Associate Director (~acult~) Milton J . Thompson ( c .33/40) $~,118,83 June 16, 1958 (1739)

Research Engineer ( ~aculty) J. Wintbrop Dalley ( c .33/40) 581 "79 June 16, 1958 (1740) Elmer -Verne Hixaon (1/2) 322.22 June 16, 1958 (1907) Thorns E. Owen 555*55 June 16, 1958 (1756) Harold J. Plasa, Jr . ( u / ~ o ) 440 -00 ~ u n e 16, 1958 (1624) Robert L. ScUumpf 500.00 June 16, 1958 (1741) William H. Shutts (resign) . . * NY 31, 19'58 (cbd)(1507)

Research ~ c i c n t & t (~hemiatly ) ( ~ a c u l t ~ ) Norman Hac kerman (leave ) . . . June 16, 1958 (1839)

Research S c i e n t i s t (~syc-hology) (~aculty ) Hugh C . Blodgett (1/2) 500.00 June 16, 1958 (1841) Lloyd A . Jeffress 1,055.55 June16, 1958(1842)

Assistant D i r e c t o r and Systems Development Specialist 13: Otto J. Bal tze r (1/10) 100.00 June 1, 1958 (1723)

Research Sc ien t i s t -(Pbykics) V Bob M. Brown 680.00 June 9, 1958 (3798) Mark V, Mechler 74OW00 WY 5 , 1958 (1589)

Research S c i e n t i a t (chemistry) IV Earl 6. Snavely, J r , (resign) , . . May 1, 1958 kbd)ll322)

Field Operat ions Spec ial lst ., Loyd D . Hampton 514,00 June 1, 1958 (1724)

Diffusion Coefficients 112. Appoint Mr. Louis E. Bodnar as Research S c i e n t i s t IV (3/8 t im) at $202.13 per month, effective J m e 1, 1958. ( a g o )

Government Sponsored Re search ( continued) Electrical Engineering Research Laboratory 113. Approve the following appointments and/or changes of status to t h a t indicated:

Monthly Rate Effec t ive Date

Director Archie W. Strai ton

Meteorologist Kenneth H. Jehn (1/2) Vance E , Moyer (3/4) Vance E. Moyer {I/&)

344.44 June 16, 1958 ( 1805) 433.33 ~ u n e 16-30, 1958 (1802) 144.44 ~ u l y 1, 1958 (1802)

Radio Engineer Alfred H. W r o n e (resign) . . - May 31, 1958 (cbd)(1804) Russell E . Lueg (114) 125.00 Junel-15, 1958 Russell E . Lueg (1/2) 250-00 ~ u n e 16, 1958 (1874) Harold W. %ith (1/2) 444.44 June 16, 1958 (1760) nonnld ?. Thorn 6251.22 J u n e 1.6, J.??R (1.762)

Consul-t ant Alfred B. ~ t i r o n e . , . , June 1, ~ 9 5 8 (1804)

Research Scientist herniatr try) James E . Boggs (26.6 hrs . per

week) 458.11 J u n e l 6 - ~ u l y 1 5 , 1958 (1834)

J w s E. Bogge (1/4) 172~22 ~ u l y 16, 1958 (1834)

Fish Speciation 114. Appoint Mr. Clark Hubbs as Project Director at $664.66 per month, effective June 16-August 16, 1958. (1806)

Genetics Foundation 1 1 5 . Approve the appointment of the following as Research Scien t i s t ( ~ a c u l t y ) f o r the period and at the monthly rate indicated;


Burke H . Judd (1/4) $ 138.89 May28-~une15, 1958 ( 1910 1

Burke H. Judd 555.55 June 16-~uguat 20, 19 58

Wilson 5 . Stone (1/4) 305.56 June 1-15, 1958

Wilson S. stone :, (9 /20) (1m>

354.85 J u n e 8 6 - ~ u l y 2 0 , 1958 (196~) (1908)

Wilson S. Stone ' ( f iu - t ime) 1,222.22 JUU 21, 1958 (1908)

Hearing and Vision, M, R . l i b . p p p o i n T j a z e E . Harw y as Social Bc ience ' Re search Associate { ~ a c u l t ~ ) (1/4 time) at $116 -66 per month fo r the period June 9-July 21, 1958. (1571)

Hogg Foundation: Bridgin the Experience *om Raspital to Community Appoint Mr. C 4 rles ~ = u g h t o n as C a t a n t and Kt-

Analyst at $744.44 per month, effect ive J U ~ 16, 1958. (1787)

Government Sponsored Research (conkinued) Hospital Community Research Project 118. Appolnt Mr. Ivan C, Belkwp as Director ( ~ a c u l t y ) at $745.55 per month, effective June 1, 1958. (1625)

119, Appoint Mr. Frank C. Nall I1 as Social Science Research Associate I V , effect ive June 1, 1958, at a monthly rate of $592. (1588)

Hydro -Carbon Water Studiea 120. Appofnt M r . John J. McKetta, Jr., as Director ( ~ a c u 1 . t ~ ) at $1,222 -22 per month f o r the period June l 6 - ~ u l ~ 15, 1958. (1508)

I n o r p n i c Chemistry Project 121 Appoint Mr. George W, Watt as Director (~aculty) (3/4 time) at $1,000 per month, effect ive June 16, 1958. (1840)

Insect Biononic a -change the appointment of Mr. Osmond P. Breland to f u l l - t i m e at $911.11 per month, effectivz ~ u n e 16, 1958. (1838)

Internal Constmints fipplied to Dymmlc Problems -3. Appoint Mr. Enrico ~ o l t e r r ~ ~ ~ a c u l t y ) at $1,333 -33 per month, effective July 22, 3958. (1737)

Lithium Wave Function ~ p g o i n t ~ r l e s W . Scherr aa Project Director full-time at $622.22 per month f o r the period June l6-~uly 20 and three-fourthe tirse at $466.66 per month, e f fec t ive July 21, 1958. (1700)

Mental Health Teacher Training -Appoint ~r-erb ert, Peck as Research Associate, three-fourths time at $583.32 per month for the period June l 6 - ~ u l ~ 20, 1958, and one-fourth time effective July 21,'1958- (1905) Fourkh-time rate - $l94,44,

Military Physics Research Ubaratory 1 Grant M r . John A . Walter, Technical lieports Editor, a leave of absence without salary fo r the period June l-July 15, 1958. (1780)

Nuclear Physics Laboratory 327. Approve the following appointments and/or changes of status to tha t indicated:

Monthly Rate Effect ive Date

Project Direc to r ( ~ a c u l t y ) ~mt t L. ~uaspeth , J;O~ 16, 1958 (1853)

Re search Sc ien t i s t ( ~ a c u l t ~ ) (physics ) Walter E . Millett (leave ) James C. Thompson

- - . 16, 1958 (1852) 622.22 June 16, 1978 (1854)

Radiobiological Laboratory 128. Approve the following appointments andlor changes of status to t h a t indicated :


Re search S c i e n t i s t (~aculty ) Hugh Carlton B l o d g t t (1/2) $ 500.W June16, 1958 (1868) Wade Lynn Brown 722.22 June 16, 1958 (1869) George Vincent Gentry . a . June l J u l y 15, 1958 George Vincent Gentry [:?T' 23"i'77 JW 16, 1958 (1738)

Government Sponsored Research (continued) Radiobiological I~bo&-ontinued)

Monthly Rate Effect ive Date

Research Sc i en t i e t 111 Arnold A * PicDowell John E. Overall

$ 514.00 ~ u n e 1, 1958 (1585 514.00 June 1, 1958 (1584

Reactor-Fuel Waste Disposal Pro j eet 129. ~pprove-f ollowing appointments and/or changes of etatus to that indicwted :


Director Earnest F. Gloyna (terminate)

Research Engineer ( ~ a c u ~ t y ) Robert Schechtsr (1/8) 84 -72 June 16, 1958 (1626) K e r m i t Brawn 1 666.66 June 16-s- 14, 1958

I l lus t ra to r ( ~aculty ) James Robert Holmes

Re i n f orcement Learning in Chi ld ren 130. Appoint e.Harolb~. Stevenson as Director (~aculty) at $688 -88 per month f o r the period June 1 6 4 ~ 21, 1958, and three-fifths tFme at $413.33 per mnth, effect ive July 22, 1958, (1864)

Research in Growth and Bloelectrics 131. A ~ ~ ; ; ~ I ~ ~ A . R - . Schraflk as Director (Faculty) at $833 -33 per month for the period June 1 6 - ~ u l y 20, 1958. (1491)

Research in Mold Metabolism 2 ~ p p o f n m , J. W . Foster a a Director ( ~ a c u l t ~ ) at $1,222.22 per month for the p e r i d June 1 6 - ~ u l y 15, 1958. (1570)

Research on Mechanism of the Ozonoly~is Reaction -- 133. ~ ~ ~ o e n t Mr. Philip S . Bailey aa ~ i m ~ a c u l t ~ ) at $866 -66 per month, effective June 16, 1958. (1510)

Research on Trainable Children in Public Schools -I

-point Mr. John R. Peck as ~ i r e c t o ~ l f ~ ) f o r 3.09 hours per week at $50.00 per month, effective Jme 1, 1958. (1627)

Speciation in Mexican Jays and Wrens 135. ~ p p o i ~ l k . ~ o b e ~ , ~ l ~ as Director at $555 per month, effective June 16, 1958. (1803)

Spctroscop-Lc Research La'Doratory 136. Appoint M r . F, A . Matsen as Principal Investigator at $ L , ~ U . ~ L per month, effective June 16, 1958. (1870)

137. Terminate the appointment of M r . George H, Brigmn, Research Scientist IV at $565 per month, effect ive at close of business April 30, 1958. (1721)

Government Sponsored Projects ( continued) Stpuctuia l Mechanics Research Iaborat.ory 138. Approve the foE lowing appointments and/or changes of status to that indicated:

Monthly Rate Ef Fective Date

Research Engf neer ( ~ a c u l t y ) Hudson Matlock (1/4) $ 208.33 June 1, 1978 ( 1 9 ~ ) E . A . Ripperger 88B .88 June 16, 1958 (1883 ) James W . Turnbow (114) 166.66 June I., 1958 (1084)

Studies of Verbal Learning r

139. ~ ~ G i n t M r , Robert K. Young as Director (~aculty) at $600 per month f o r the period June 16m~ul.y 15, 1958. (1837)

Vertebrate Speciation F. .,q 140. Appoint Mr. W . F r & T i K B l a i r a s P ~ o J e @ t D i r e c t o r a t $931,1Lper ', ,, +

month, effective June 16, 1958. (16973 (1698) PG . . , ! i fJ ,,

19 58 - 59 Budget .I: "J,. ,.

- - EZZiF ~ i f e staff t ,-

-- - b-k ,, '

1. Change t f i r i o d of appointment of a11 nine months posi t ions in . ., t h i s budget, except Assistant Dean of Men - Edwin B, Price, to

" &'.:,. September I, 1958-~~y. 31, 1959, sf nce this period m a r e nearly coincides ;? 4;;. w i t h t h e need for -the services of the holdera of these posi t ions . (1677) ;., 1' A / L f

2. Delete the name o f M r . Raymond C. h e y , Assiatant Dean of Student L i fe (Studen* Group Adviser 111) at.$5,085 fo r nine months, since he resigned p r i o r to September 1, 1958. (1586)

. Appoint Mr. WiUim J, Xall as Assistant Dean of Student L i fe

.- . .- ,. {student Group Adviser 111) at $5,085 for nine months f o r the perfad September 1, 1958-~anuary 31, 1959, vice Mr. Kenney, resigned. (1587)

<4 Grant Miss Margaret Peck, Associate Dean o f Women at $5,050 f o r

nine months, a leave of absence without salary for t he period March 15- M Y 31, 1359, (17791

Tes t ing and Counseling Center - - 5 . Appoint Mr, Xarl Arqu Koile as Coordinator of Counseling, fW1-t-ime September 1, 1958-January gi, 1959 and June 16-~ugust 31, 1959, and two-thirds time February l-June 15, 1959, at a t o t a l salary from this budget of $8>750, funds t~ c o w from Umlloeated Salaries. Mr. Koile will also serve in the Department of Educational Psychology on a one-third time basis during the Second Semester. His t o t a l co.mpensation

\ far twelve months w i l l be $10,000. (1473) a ; , .i' 1 ' i .

I" (' 6 . Appoint Mr. Roy E l t o n Warman t o unfilled p o s i t i o n of Psychologist ,.,,

111, effect ive September 2 , 1958, at $6,k68 for twelve months, (17'25)

7 . Delete the name of M r . E m e a t J, Doley6, JP,, Clinical Psychologist, at a s a l ~ r y of $6,780 f o r twelve months paid rrom Eogg Foundation, f r o m tJis budget s ince he resigned p r i o r to September 1, 1958. (1702)

n p E i n t Mr. Robert George Mather as Lecturer for the Long Sesaion at $5,000, funds t o come from unused salaries.

9 . Delete t h e following names from this budget s i n c e they resigned pr io r to September 16, 1958: (1$49)

Assistant Professor Lee F. Hodgdenat $5,400 1nst.mctor Werner Seligmam at $5,000 I n s t m e tor John P . Shaw at $4, $00

l.958-59 Budgek (continued) of A r t s and Sc iencea ---

A n t hrapolo gy 1 0 . G~ant Mr. John B. Cornell, Aseistant Professor at $5,600 fop nine

/ months, a leave of absence without sa laq to e n a b l e hial to teach at the U n i v e r s i t y of Michi-n and d i r ec t the m d u a t e area t ra in ing

owam of the Centez" for Japanese Studies there. This l a the tsecond consecutive annual l eave for Mr, Cornell, t h e 1957-58 l e ~ v e being 7 granted to enable him to accept a Fulbright grant f o r research in J a p a n .

Appoint Mr. Thomas W . McKern as Aa~l iocan t Profe~50" far the k n g Session at a stipend o f $7,~00, funds to come from unused salaries \ .. . p4 and/or Unallocated Salaries in the amount of $6,500 and from Salwy

Supplement in the amount of $500. The salary supplement i a for

\ 1958-59 only, (1825)

A ? ~ O I ~ M r . Q l e C a ~ l t o n Kuhn3ey as LRcture~ for the bn& Sesslan at, a stipend of' $5$800, funds t o come f rom unused salaries, and/or Unallocated Salaries . ( 1822)

(13 msert t h a n m of M r . Carl Oppenhf imcr as k c t u r c r wi Lhuut galary f rom t h i s budget. Mr. Oppenheimer is in t h e budget of the Institute o f Marine Science at $9,600 for twelve months.

<' a e n g e the nine months salary rate of Mr. Addison E . Lee, Associate Professor, f s ~ m $6,200 to $7,200 for nine months, effectilre Sepzember 16,

.' ' . - ' 1358, addit ior-a1 funds to come from Urlallocated SaZsrles . (1865) (1632)

NOTE: This is a $1,000 increase i n rate. \ , -- Vc- 5 Appoint Mr.'Robert hwrence AirLh as Assistant Professor f o r the

Long Session at a s~lary o f $7,000, funds to come from Unalluca-t;ed Salaries . ( 1447)

(i"' , I n s e r t the name of Mr. John T, Conover as Lec:urer without salary from this depar-trrmut . M r . Conover bs in the budget of the Institute of Marine Science.

Chemistry L p ' < the appointment of Mro J. E * B o s s p Assoc ia te Professor. at

" > . ..:, $6,700 f o r nine months, t o a two-thirds time-basis from thLs dep " b e n t ' 7 t o ?nabla him to serve also in t he Off i ce of the Graduate Dean. 3 , . , , , , , f

18. D e l e t e the names of Mr. C . KO pllann, Assistant Professor at $5,500, and Mr. R ,. K. McMullan, ,In~tructos at $5,200 f o r nine months;, s ince they have r e s i a e d pr ior to -3ep te~ber 16, 1958 to teach at Florida State University arid to accept a post-doctoral appointment at t h e University of Pi t t sburgh, respectively, ( 1754)

19- Appoint the f o l l a w i n g as I n ~ t r ~ c t a r ~ f a r *.he b n g Seaaion et a , .. salary o f $5,200 each, funds t o come sala~iers and/or

Unallocated Salaries s -.

I r

< ~ ? l a n J. B a d (1611 5 ) U u r r y Allen Tamers (1666)

Increase the nine months salary rate of Mr. George W. Watt, P~ofessor, r -- I'rom $12,000 tc $13,003, effective September 16, 1958, addi t iona l funds

to come f rom fhaEtwca-* up421 NOTE:: Thie is a $1,000 annual ., inwea.se . - I & d l t 7. _IU~dLL1 -A I, . -,41cr~-.

*wt*A*>a &->&&A%-#-.& b+.>,* .,.>I, X"" -*+,<:--

Languages -- Appoint Mr. Robert Paul Sonkowsky aa Instructor for the Long Session

at a salary of $5,608, of which $5,000 is t o come from unused salaries and -- $600 from Salary Supplemntation,. The salary supplement is f o r 1958-59

cnly. (1525)

1958-59 Budget (continued) College m~1.ta and Sciences ( e ont inucd)

C -I - Economics 2 - bcrea.se the nin2 months sa1~a~ry rate of MF. Mu~ray E . Pol&kof f ,

&&sociate Professor, from $6,200 to ~ , O O O , effective September 16, \ 1958, additional pmde to come from Unnllocated Salaries. (1940)

2 . Increase the n ine months salary -ate of Mr. 8. 8. Liebhaf sky, Associ.ate Professor, from $6,200 to $~,?co, effective September 16,

(1958, the additional funds to be supplied from Unallocated Salaries in the amount of $800 and f r o m S a i a ~ y S,pplernentation in the asnourlt op,$500. !1940) NOTE : Th13 increase exceeds $1,000. I - [ 24. Increase t h e ary of Mr. Warren E A d a , Assistant

~rofes sn r , from additional f-dnds to come f rc rm Salary :;-~;~,pl.~rnen-t,atior and t o be for 1958-59 cnly. {1935j

, English f - ( 25. Grant leaves of absence wi thou t ~a lary to Mr. Aazalul Adma. q- I\ Assistant Professor st $6,300 fcr n i n e months, f o r the ecnd Semester

\ . -,.k

P Lo enable h i m Lo t,each at WaskinGon University, and to Mr.. D ~ v i d Hayman, A s a i s t ~ n t Professor at $ ~ ~ 7 0 0 for nine months, for t h t Lbng Session, t o enable h i m t;c accept grants from Guggenheim Foundation and the Universfty Research 1cst-Ltut.e . (2694) (1526)

c,' ( 26. Increase the nine m n t h s 6 ry rate cf K O w. W. P r a t t , Professor, from $9,200 to $9,600, and o f P A m e r i c o Paredes, Assistant Pmfessor , f r o m $5,000 to $5,500: additional funds to come from Unailocated Salaries. (1633j (1817) The Increases are effect ive September 16, 1958.

27. Appoint the following as V i s i t i n e for the F i r s t Serneater~"~~~'~' a t t h e t o t a l stlaend shuwn f o r the to come from unused 'I I

! salar ie%

$~,COC (;hob) ~ & ~ ~ c ~ o ; g r a v e $6.000 (18261 (Alscl Aistory-See Itern 36)

28. kppo int the fol,lowlng f o r the Long Se ss ioa at the t o t a l salary shown, funds t o come from unused salaries .and/or W U o c a t e d Salaries, and Saiary Supplement-ation included in the tctal is shown in parenthesis:

Proressor s Babeock Mepiwether [ : , p~ )

lia~n Skelly 3urf o d (1605) Gordon, Jr. (1528)

PUC t o r Robert 0, Stephens (1521) 5 , eoo

F e o ~ a ~ * ' 29 G r a n t Mr - Dar- Stanislawski, Professor a t $7,600 for nine monthsp a \ leave of absence without saiasy for the Lsng Session to enable h5m ta

do field work in Eui-ope ,, (1534)

G e 0 . 1 0 ~ -- 30. Appoirit M r . A l a n Johnson Scott as Assistant Prof~ssor f o ~ the b n s t Session A+, 3 sa1&?f of $ 6 , 0 0 ~ , fund^ to come from unused ~ c t d a r i e ~ . and/or Unallocate S:I F a t ri eo in t!:,! :mount of 95,200 and. @GO Y rorn Ai.lary Suppl.~.mentation, I L ~ ~ T )

. Appoint Mr> J m s Howell Davis as Assistant Professor f o r the Second Semrster at a stipend of $3,000, funds to come from unused C3I sabrf ea ar1j:fir Unallocated Salaries, (282l-)

4'; Insert the name of Mr. Louis I(orn?cker RB Lecturer without salary from t h e department. Mr. Kornlcker i~ in the budget of the I n s t i t u t e of Marine Science at $7,800 for twelve! months,

f" 32a. Cilange M r B. C. Jonas frcm AssistarA P,,oIbessor tc A s s o c i n t ~ Proresoor -',

-'. e f Pc c t ive Scpternher 16, 19 55, w i t l m d t salary change.

1958-,59 Bud@ ( continued) College of art^ ~ n d Sciences [ con t in~~ed) m c - E S g e s

IJ 33. ~ p p o r s the fol lowing as F f a i t e n g P r ~ f e ~ ~ o r for the Seeon4 Semester - T e a c h , Dmds t from u n f i l l e d position \ < at a t o t a l s s s f $45.0

-, o f vi;iting $ c ' ~ u ~ e r , and or Umllocated

.&r 'ypter Lunding (1877) &cher v Taylor ( l5k5)

Government 34. Delete the name of M r , J.. Gus Liebenow, Asais;tan.t Pmfaeaor st $6,500 for nine months, since he reslgned prio~ to September 1, 1958. (1506 1

History -- 35 a Deie t e the name of Mas Tone P . Spears, Assistant Professor at, $52200 fo r nine months, since she has ~csbgned prior to September 16, 1958. [a8131

6 ,, Appoint M r , David Ogg as Vl~itimg P~ofessor f o r the Second Semester at a t o t a l stipend of $5,000, funda Lo COIE from unused salaries, and/or 'X Unallocated Salaries. (1764) I

7 Appoint Mrs , Nancy Mic h o l ~ Zarker as Lecturer (half -t%) for the Long Session at a t o t a l salary of $2,30ep f w d e to come from unused salaries and/or Urnallocated Salaries . Home Economics

Delete the mm of t h e following since they have resigned pr io r t o September 16, 1958: (1565)

Assoc Late Professor Jennie S . W L W t $6,800

Assistant Professor Janet Connor

39. Appoint Mr. Im J l Semler a s Asei~tant Professor f o ~ the Long Session at a t o t a l atipend of $7,200, of this amouat $6,000 to come f r o m unused salaries and/or UnaSLocated Salaries and $400 from Salary Supplementation. me supplement i e f o r 1958-59 only, (1763)

J o w r n a l i sm 30. Grant Mr. E r n e s t A . Shame, A ~ s o c i a t e Prmofesso~ at $6,980 fo r nine months, a leave of absence w i t h o u t salsry for the Long Session

(to enable hlm to do work toward a doctom: degree at the Univnrslty of Wisconsin, (1575)

Appoint- h k n Cur t i s6 Ctmr1.e~ Grove as Vis lk ing Lgc tzn~e~ f o r t h e Long Session at ~ t , total salary of $ ~ , c o c ~ ~ of t h i s amount $5,700 to kc"- come f rom unused salaries and/or Unall~cated Sala~ies and $320 from

-,%.. salary Supplementation funds" The supplemsi~t is for 1958-59 only. ' (1920)

Matl-temat ics and A s t r o n o ~ David Yocng as Professor; Director o r Computation

ScssEon at a sala~y o f $16,5019, funds in-mount. of , $15,000 to come f r o m unused sal arks and/or UmlLocated Salari.es, and

$1,50G from Salary S-pplenc mtation, The stapplement 2s f o r 1958-53 only. (1941) <' 43. Change t h e rank of the fo l l owing f r o m Assistant Pmfessar to Associate P ro f~s so? , effective September 16, 1958, without any change in the ~ a l ~ r y rate a6 show-I:

1958-59 ~ ~ l d g e t (zontinue6'J -- College of Arts and Sciences Qcontin?:ed) - m t E s x Astronomy \ cont.ir~xed ) - 44. Delete the m e of Mr , Richard P. K e L i s b : Aasistu.nt Professor (half-cim) at $2,$CO s ince hp has resigned p r i m ta September 16, 1958. (16691

Physics -prove the a p p o i n t ~ n t of Mr. Ber-mlgd B m o KLnsey as Professor for the Long Session at a s t i pend of $15,000, funds t o come-from unuszd salaries and/or UnalLocated SaLeries . ( ~7'14 ')

-. Romance bnguages A -ant ntMP. Theodore Andessson, Professor at $13,300 for nine I .*.+ ( months, a ~ P R Y R of absence wLthout salary fo r L i l r F i r s t Semester to

do research + (1712)

47 Approve the appoZntment of the following fo r the Long Ses~Pon, unless oChemise indicated, at the t o t a l stipend hdicated for the period of appointment; funds t o come f r ~ m unused salaries and/or Unallucated Salaries and/or Salary Supplewntation, The amount fmm Salary Supplementation included in the total ehowrl is in parentheses.

s Ballant ine f rving (1931)

,*, , \. t a n t Prof essoy .! el Enguidnnos (16~3)

I. Donald Sellstrom (1643) \+. F, M. Stephens (1752)

'4,

i t l n g Assistant Professor ol Sapoma (3642;

Warren Adams (1649) rl Dixon Anderson (1641) onald W . Hogar, (l644) ouglass M . . R O ~ ~ P S Q1.753)

3,250 (for First semester)

Soc iolaay 7 Mr. Waiter Fl,;ryi A r s o z i a t s Professor at )T.8m fir nine mont,hs, a leave o f zbaence without salargr f o r the First Semester to ' enable him t o accept a Univers~ty ~ e s e a r b h f nst:tute a ~ s f g m n t , (1921)

49. Appulnt Mr, Resce 5 . Meke as Executive Secretary vice Hr. k t t y s ,

*h 7191

Chairman. As Execut,ive Secretary he w i l l be responsible for handling , a l l routine mstt.e~s that do not fall w'tbin t h e jurisdiction of the

Budget Council. (1653)

Speech -r"-

> , % 50. G r a n t . M r . DonaJd M. Willjam, Associate Pmfesso; ar* $6,200 for nc months, a Senve of abaenec without s a l a r y f o r the Long Session to

, . enable htm to accept appointrwnt on the facul ty of The State 1hJ.c-erdsity of Iowa. (1924)

71. Dele+,e the rmw of Mro Kenneth G. Wilkans, Assistant Professor at $5,800 f o r nine montha, since he has resigned prior to September 14 , 1958,, to accep t a teaching positicn at Saint 09af ColLeae .. (1943)

52. Delete tke name of MY, Bmce Roach, Assis,tank Professor a t $5,000, ( l88o:l

19 58-59 Budget [ conk inuzd) Collene of- Ax%s and Sciences Qcontinuecl

T , TodaT.0 as Enstructor at $4,800 f o r the Long ta come f r o m unused sala~iepr and/oro Umllocated Salaries.

W e Baruch S , Jacobson as Ins+,mctol- for the b n g Session at $5 500~ funds to corn from unused salarf es and/or Un@locrrted Salaries, (1602)

. 5 5 . I n s e r t the names of the following staff of the Institute of ?!!@rfne Science as L e e t m r w i t h o a t salary ;

e i l l i a m McFwrland (&ward T. Odum (1616)

56 . Remave t h e word "~~aitlng" fmm the title of Mr , Hugh Forreat, 1."'.,, > ; (' Associate Professor (half-time) at $3,750 fo r nine mnnths. (1835)

Office of the Dean -- . ( / 5 7 Grant a SEW supplement of $300 -- each for Mr. A . E . Cory and

#ro 0. A . Sfnglet,ary, Assistant Deans, fundo to corn frsm Unrrllr3cated Salaries . (1722)

Col lege of Business Admfnistration - - Accounting

58., Change the appointmnt of Mr. John A , White, Professor, from two-

, / i d s to one-thiH tlme for the hng, Session, changing-his conpensation

$9,000 to $4,500 in this budget. Mr. White h appointment in the Office of the Dean w i l l be increased'acco~d$n@~. (1903)

5 Delete the m e of Mr.. Dale S , Hamood, Jr,, Assistant Professor at $5,700 f o r n ine months, since he resigned prior to September 16, 1958. W . Hamood will teach at the University of Oregon. (1524)

Business Services . ' ' 6 Grant M r . Ilichard C , Henshaw, Jr . , Associate Frofessor at $7,600,

+-. > , a leave of absence for. t h e Long Session t o enable him to continue to teach at Stanford Unavereity. This is the second consecutive year 1 s ~ ~ for Mr. Elershaw. (1522)

$ 6 - G r a n t fif., Jchn D Wells, h a t m e t . o r at $It, 500 a leave of abaanca I ,- ., ., ,, {- without salaw f c r the b n g Sesaion-to e-mble-to continue for the

,second year woyk on h i s doctorate under o Ford FoundaLfon grant, (1523)

62 + Apprnve the appointment of the EoLlowfng for the Low S e ~ s i o n at >, t he t o t a l salary indicated, Funds t.o c o w from unused salaries and/or. ', a I;Jnalloca ted SttL&xies ::

i. Ass i6 th f i t P Y O ~ ~ B S O T (- . -

, Jack Wallace kdbettek ' ' .. ' ..-, $6,000 (;-541 )

Finance -crease the nine months salary rate of Mr , frying 0, Linger, A s s f s u n t Proferusor, f r o m $5,500 to $6,000, ef fec t ive September 16, 1958, .zdd,i,tiona,l r'urlds Lo come f r o m Urmllocated Salaries& (1811)

64. Delete t he n m e of W o J w s A , B y r d , Assistant Profesaar at $6>500 for nine months, s ince he has resigned prmlor to September 16, 1958, to accept an appoinrrne~t as Economic Advisor at the National Bank of Commerce of b u s t o n . (1554)

1958-59 Budget ( continaed) -ineas Administ-ration ( conxi nued)

Ma na gemex sG Chznge the appointment of M= . Ednin W. M q m a , Associate Prsfesaclr, ., ' *.... - to a baoe tccaching salary rwLe 3f $8,800, erfectibe September 16, 1958,

. I nd charge h i s appointment ir! the degarhwnt t o a one-third time baeia ,- f o r the Long Session at a t o t a l o f $2..933. M r . Muma will serve on

a two-thzrds t ime basfs in the Ofrice of the Dean, (1915)

56. Delete the name of M r , Demfs Fad, Assistant Professor ( t w o - third8 time) at $3p&30 for nine month^;,, since he has resigned p r i o r

\ j to September 16, 1958.

( 6 7 A p ~ ~ i n t Mr. Gecrge Guy Miller. as rnstructop for t h e Long Seasion ' * -awn, at a salary of $4,60~, funds to corn f r a m unused salaries and/or

UmISacated Salaries., (1695)

8% Change the salary rate of M r e Virgil ._Tames, Associ~ t te Professor (half-time) from a base of $8,800 for nine months to $p,000, effective

k , (" ' September 16, 1958, the additiocal $100 needed in this department to come from Unallocated Salaries, Mr,Jantea' ra te will also be increaaec i n the Office of the Dean of the Digis ion of Extension. (1845) ---.- .*_-._X_..d-l - ' . U. _.. . .*. -, ,..>. +I . -r M - .-.<"

Marketing \\\2/ < 69. Approve rhe appointmen% of xr- e d ~ m V I c ~ a i r r as professor ror the Long Session at a salary of $i1,000, Amde to come Porn w e d ~alaries a n d l o r Unallocated Salaries ( 1 8 ' 7 8 )

70. Approve the appointment of M r . Fetul Do Converse as Vis i t ing .,., Professor f o r the Second Semester at a to.taf, e a l a q nf: $5,000, fundw

to come from unused ana/or Unallocated Salaries. (5858)

I*, , ,,' 71 Cbange the appointments of Mr C .. P . Blair and & = Parley Pf . Prattp Assistant P r o f e s s o ~ at $6,300 and $ 6 , p 2 ~ , respectively, to two-thirbs time for the Long 3esaion in order that they m y S ~ P T ~ on a " o n & ~ b ~ ~

1 r'4P time basis in t h e Office of the Jean. 1 - , , , +

> , Office of the Deen

of MY .. J . A , White, Acting Dean at a nine two-thirds time at $9,000, additional funds

to come from Unallocated SalarSm+ (1915)

73., Appoint Mr<> Eddn G- H m m as Aesisfsnt Dean; As~ociate Professor 4 (' oS Managem~nt, two-thirds time, for t h e Long Session at a, t o t a l salary , of $5?86'7, fram thts buqget, funds to come fram Wraalloeatea Salaries ,.

(191661 -,J";:,u. - ;. I i?. _ \ 44, Appoint Mr. Salrln P . B la ir as A s s i s t a n t Dean; As8:stant Professor

a.1. .. of &rkei;fug ua a one-thira t ~ m e basis f o r the b n g Seasion at $ ~ ? L Q G Tram t h i e budget, Purrd.s to come from unused sa la r laa and/or Unaliocated Sala=.ie s . 1,916)

6 Appoint K-. P. M . Pmzt aa Plaecmen: ~ i r e c t o r ; Assi.rtsnt Professor I..--> of Ma~keting on a one-th81-d time baais at $2,067 f ~ o m t h i s budget, funds

tc, come Porn unused aalariea and lo^ Umllocated 3aUr-f es (1916)

76. Delete the name of M r . Dennis B + F m d , 2;". , Assistant Dean; Assf atant Professor of Managemnt &one-third t im) at $1,9~ fo r nine months, ~ f n c e he ha^ resignad p r i o r to September 16, 1958.

College of Education ~ u r r . l c u l ~ and Xns.t.~uction - - 77. Delete t h e name of MY, George Robert Cn~lsen, Associate P ~ o f t s ~ s o r at w,000 f o r nine months, since he has =signed prior . to September 16, 1958 to accept a positi.on at the State U n i w s a i t y of I ~ w a u (1716)

1958-59 Budget ( continued) College -cation (continued)

y~ducationR.1 78. Apgornt &, E a r l A ~ q u Koile as Associate PzoTe~aor, onc-third time, f o r the Second SemaSer at a *total s t i p e n d of $1,250 for the period, funds to come 4rom unused salaries and/or Unkllocated Salaries ,. Mr. mils is also seming in the Teet ing and ~ounecling. Center, &14722).1, ' ;

r , G ~ a n t Mr* Benjamin Fruchter, Associate Professor at-$7,200 for nine ' ' ' (I:nths, s leave of absence v l t h ~ u t salary for the Firat Semester to .im ., i .r eneble him to accept a University Research I n s t i t u t e grant. (1820)

sical and Health Education .-.y ' ThGZiE mm W. McCraw. Professorl as C - b i m n , vice k. race.

I , * (1484)

- - 81. Delete 'the following f r o m the budget s ince they haw resigned prior -

September 16, 1.958 :

Assistant Professor W i l l i a m E, ~ h u t t s $8,500 (1635) Vance E. ~ o y e r ( ~ e t c o r o t 9 ~ ) (2/3 time) 3,661 (1634)

82. Appoint M r . Shao Wen Yuan aa Professor for the Long Seasion at a salary of $Z2,CW, m d s to come from mused s a l a r i e~ and/or

6a1~1rics. (~b60)

ore as Chairman, effective Septembe~ 16, ' $1 . R

/ ' Y onald C. Born, Assistant Professor at $5J800 For nine months, since he h a r e s ~ ~ k d p r i o r to September 16, 1958, to ~ c c e p t a p o s i t i o n at the Wnf wrsity of New Mexlco (1755)

85. Delete t he name of Mr. K. J. Cox as Assistant P ~ o f a s s o r s;t, $4,e.00 for nf ne months, eince he has raslgned prf or Lo September 16, 1958- (14851

86. Appnln'c the I"ol1owrng for %he bow Ses~iora at the Ealary indicated for aach, funds to come from unused salarteo and/or Uuallocatad Galariea ::

J

Bob ~ e ~ d 5 t . h Fann$a

Robert fond^ Gribble

1 8"( Increase the nine month salary rate of Mr, E L, B i x s ~ n , Assf a t m t *P . ~ r o f e s a o ~ , from $6, .LOO to $6,900, effect im ~epternbar 16$ 1 ~ > 8 , < additional funds to came from unused ard/or Umllocated Salaries ,. (1833)

College o f Fine Ar??s I -- --

A H , -

Delete the name of Dan Winpen, Asaietant Professor at $5,300 for r i n e m n t h q s ince he has resigned mpliar to September 16, ~ 9 5 8 to become Chairmn of the Faculty of t h6 $an Antonio A r t Iuat i tuta . ( 1713 1 D r a a ~ l

Lyle: Hendrieks as Special Isstmctor, one-

1958-59 Budget (continued) Cdllege oTFfne A r t s (continued) D ~ c G ~ K d ) - ,

Appoint Ms* C. Iv'esley Lambert as Inetr*blctor, om-third t i m e for t h e Iang Session at a t a t ~ l stipend of $1,667,

come from .m,used salaries and/or Unallocated Salaries . Mr, Iambert f e serving In 'place of M r , Hen@icks, on leave, and will also serve in Radio-Televisian . Musac B r a n t Mr. Clif ton W i l l i a m , Aesi~tant Pmfeeaor at $6,200, a leave of absence without salary for the b n g Session in order t h a t </ he may attend the University of Rochester Eastluan School of Music t o work on his doctorate, (1681)

Appoint Miss Villa Stewart aa Gueat Associate Profeseor fo r the ...- h a g Seasion at a salary of $7,000, funds to come from unused salariea

and/or UnaUocated -Salaries . ( 1827 )

chool of U w -- 93. Grant Mr, Walter E. Oberer, Professor at $9#500 a l e e ~ o f absence without s a l a v f o r t h e Long Session in oroasr that he may continue to (is serve on the Public Review Board of 1nterm;f onal- Union, UAW . This 3 s Mr. Obererts second consecutive year on leave.

94. Apgolnt Mr. Tom Reavley as Vlsiting Profe~sor ( h ~ l f - t l m ) f o r the F i r s t Semeater at a total stipend of $3,000, f b d s to @ o m from unused s&larFes an&/or Unallacated Salaries. (1771)

95. Delete "(12 ms,)" after the salary for Mr, Hubert Winston Smith, ' Director; Profeasor, Law Science Institute. (167%)

Pharmacv -Delete the t i t l e " ~ s e i s t a n t Dean" from the appointmht of ?4r. W e d , SheffFeld, Assistant Professor, &-. Sheffield wishes to devote more tira to teaching s c d research, (1668)

97. Change the appointment of M r . Joseph H. Arnet te , Lecturer, to "Lecturer and Assistant to t h e Dean," (one-th~rd t f m e ) , pu t t i ng his assignment on a twelve months basis in t h i n College and changing h i s appofntwnt in the Office of t he Dean of the DfvlaLon of Extension accordingly. I&, Amette ' s t o t a l salary here w i l l be $2,423, additional

A funds to come f r o m unused ealaries and/or UnaUocated, and h i s t o t a l compensation f o r twelve months will remain at $7,268, (1~08) (1744)

. Appoint Mr. Frank F . Cosgrove as Assistsxlt Prufessor for the

> Wng Session at a to ta l salary o f $~,;?OQ, funds t o come f r o m unuaed \J. (98 salaries and/or Unallocated Salaries, (9582)

ilits.ry Science and Tact ice

. , 49 . Appo in* M a j o n m e s L. Henshaw as Associate Pmfeasor without salary from the Universf ty .

fLce o f the Dean of the Graduate School ------ _.p__

m p p o i n t W . Jams E. Boggs, Associate Professor of Chemistry (two- thirds time) as A s e i s t z n t to the Graduate Dean for the Long Session C on a ane-third tfme baaie: at a s a l a r y of $2,233> funds to come fmm unused salaries and/or Unallocated Salaries . (1904

tTnal6oeated Accounts - 101, lapse all unfilled academic positions as of June 1, 19 58, to

1958-59 h d g e t ( continued) - trniversitv Research Institute .. .

102. The following research assignments have been spproved, with leave granted by the respective teaching departments : (1610)

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Project So + - Amount of Gran t '- -- L-800 Associate Professor Benjamin h c h t e r ,

Depertment of F,ducational Psychology, Firs t Semester $3,600

L-001 Assistant Proressor David Hapan, Ikpartmect of English, Second Semester 2,850

L-804 Associate Professor Walter Ffrey, I3eparhoer.t of S o c j - o l o ~ , Erst Semester 3,900

DLvision of Extenaian Industria~and Business Trainim Bureau - -- . Increase the twelve m o n t h salary rate of M r . C, R. W i n s , Vocational.

C 'a .*. from $6,168 t o $6,468, W s to come from unllsed salaries

Salaries. Mr. Eddina ' aalary is payable 50$ from Legisla- t i v e Appropriat ioa for Vocational Teaches Training. (1670)

Radio-Television 104. Inser t the name of Mr. Lyle Hendricks as Television Production Supervisor; Special 1ns t~ lc to . r in Drama on leave atatus f o r the fiscal year.

I

lG5. Appoint Mr, C. Wesley Lambert as Television Production Supemisor;

k. Ins t ruc tor in D~ma at a base twelve month s a l a r y rate of $6,168 from this budget, h i s services to be on a t w o - t h i d ~ t ime basis during the long Session and fill-time September 1-15, 1950, and June 16 -~ugus t 31, 1959, the $4,626 needed to come from unused salaries and/or Ur@located Salaries . M r . Laber t is serving in place of Mr. Hendrlcks, on leave. (1823)

T e n s Memorial Museum i04. Approve the following revised budget:

Mop t ed Revised Research Scient i sL IV

Technical Staff Assistant 113: (Curator of Exhibits) Ha1 M+ Stcry 4,020 4,2l2

Social Science Research b a o c i a t e I ((1urntor of Wstory)

A. Garland Adair 3,840 3,840 Techqical Staff Assistant 11

3. Powell Goodwln 3,480 3,648 Ut50 C. Schoen 3,1@ 3,324

Senior Secretary Mrs. Willena C, Adams

Clerk Mrs. Bessie C. Nelligan

Building Attendant Jesse L. Rodgers

Laboratory Research Assistants Ifart-t ime)

Maintenance, Operation, and E q u i p n - t 4,116 2,3@

Mador Repair and Rehabilitation

1958-59 Budget (continued) --nsored ProJ ects * .. Mental Health Teacher Training ~ A P - ~ n e r t F . Peck as Research Associate (ha l f - t ime) at $405. $per month, for the period September 1-15, 1958. ' (1906)

'

Research on Mechanism of the Ozonubyais Reaction 108. ~ ~ ~ x n t Mr. P ~ G = b i l e y as ~b-(IPacult~) at $944 .hb per month for t h e period ~ep'tember 1-15, 1958. (9509)

GIFTS AID GRANTS: The following gif ts and grants have been receivad aFe=i-rsity, I reconmend acceptance and that the thanks and apprecia t ion of the Board be sent the donor by the Sec~e ts ry , except in t he caae of those cash gif ts of $100 or less which T have been authorized to accept on bahiklf of the Board. In the case of scholarships where the recipient has been desigmted by t h e donor, it has been ascertained that the donor is a charitable o r public foundation and that the donation does not cons t i tu te an emsion of taxey ..

1 C L , ~ Contributions totaling $3,890 have been received for the Ma~quis $- i '

G. Eaton Accounting Education Fund. The contributions in excess of $100 (and which are included in the t o t a l ) are shown below: (1541) (1679) (1555) (1733) (1499) (1919)

( p c ~ a m n , Morris, PLckens & byhew, Ft . Worth $150.00

'X; M. Black, New York C i t y 500 -00 horns G. Higgina, New York C i t y 250 .00

, S . J. Broad, Xew York City 150 .OO

2. !Che Alcpa Foundation has sent a cheek in the amount of $2,000 ! .;,,[> . to continue f o r another year the paduate fellowship in the college,^^, +,

of Engineering, Of tha amount given, $1,500 ie for the holder df - J

the fellowship and $500 an u n ~ e s t r i c t e d grant to the University. &860) -

(6. The American Piesociation of Oilwell D r i l l i n g Contractors has sent t.90 5 ,,.J

a check in the amount of $1,250 as the four th quarter payment on i ts fl-:> .. i

snnual grant-in-aid to the Petroleum Training Department of the Iqdustrial and Busineas Training Bureau. (1765) I

4 (0. The American Chemtcal Society, Washington, D . C . , has aent a checkhrL t !, !;r3 \ in the amount of $6$300 to support Professor Kobe B s research pm5ec-t;

e n t i t l e d " V i r i a l Coefficients of Iiyd~ocaxbona . " (1660)

(4 . The American Desk Manufacturirlg Company, Temple, Texak, hac sent a check i n t h z a m o u n t o f $1,764asa grant tanrakepossible the : !I publ icat ion of a study made by A~sistant Professor David C o Sanders of

.

th Department of Curriculum and Instruction (1535)

6 . The American Oil Cuqany, Texas City, Texas, has sent EL check in << the amount of $pp500 to continue for 1958-59 its f e l l ~ w s h i p in Cheds txy . The m o u n t of the fellowship, awarded to MI+. Dundappa R. Kemr, is $1,500, p lus t u i t i o n and fees, which, together w i t h cost of any special.ized chemicals and equiprent, w i l l come out of the remaining $1,000, any balance to be appf ied to other graduate research expanse in the Department of Chemistry. (1121)

rl

, 7 . The Association of Allergists fo r Mycological investigation^, Ine . , . 5 , < ( fl7 has aent checke i n the amount of $3,049.07 for Mycolo@;lr research, 8 L

( 8. M r . Roland K. Blmberg, Seguin, Texas, has s e n t B check in tbe amount * $ 5 ( of $ 5 0 ~ to pmnd. n field geology scholarship during the s-r of' 1958 hfil

as a memorial to M r - H. H. m-et, to be known as the IT. H. Wefmrt -. Memorial Scholarship. James E. Webb is the rec ip ien t . (1630) (1692)

<,,Gifts and Grants (continued) (( r r n e I 3 r o w n Foundation, at the request of Mrs. Herman Brown, Houston, has sent a check Ln the amount of $875 to provide ftve

p ', tuition scholarships of $125 each f o r the Fine A r t s Department, and. f ive tuition scholarships o f $50~00 each for Arnerican Ci t izens of 5 , & t i n Extraction. (1665) $<J 5 : - ,

3-o

<?.? 10. Mr. J. P . Bryan,, Freeport, Texas, has sent a check in the amount

&' of $608 f o r deposik to the Hally Bryan Pemy Fund - Research on

- Histom of BPQZDP~B. County, Texas. (1761) 2' , in

I I

11. The Celanesa Corporation, Clarkwood, Texas, has sent a check in. ,:, I I

the amount uf $2,500 to continue Ita- feikowshSp in Chemistry for i* 1958-59. Mr. Grove L. Johnson i s the recipient. (1848)

The following have named the Vniverslty as beneficiary of part '11 o f t h e p r o c e e d s o f p o l i c i e s w i t h T h e College L i 3 11nu~:ance Company r , i o f America! ff:; ,

I B i l l y Wayne Forbess Leroy Edward Sebesta Walter scot* ~ t e w a r i

- \ The Creole Foundatfon has sent a check in the amount o f $1,000

as an unrestricted grant to the University, The funds have been depoeited to the College of l r t a and B c k n c e s Fvundat ion - Var ious

4- - ,- . a -

Donors Unallot ted - and w i l l be used to assist in \-- the -.---. establishment ,. ,,, . $.

, ,

ofthe meat Spanish and Latin American resources for stuw'contained , ,

in t h e Bibliotheca Pa~gsoniana of New Orleans, recently acquired, (1536) - ,. .,-+

1 4 . Mrs . Kathryr. Grandstaf f Crosby , b s Angele 6, California, has sent a check in t he anmunt of $400 t o be used to establish the L i l l i a n (;; y h

Barkley Scholarship for i957-58, half af it t d e d each semeeter . .$, * + J ' !A L '

Mrs . Barkley i s head of the Columbia Movie Studio Education Program. Ofher checks w i l l be -sent other years on October 1 and Apri l 1 in t h e mamount of $200 each to continue the scholsrship, .which will be k ". .d handled hy the Department of Brama. (1734) , 5 ., t ,I'

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. The Orang2 Jackets have given $4.00 to the Mary Damenbarn i"' Memorial Loan Fund. (1463)

: r ! ' i ,- +

6 The Delta Kappa Gama Society has s e n t a check for $42.02 t o .,' ' ,.,,& ,: - (. bring to $1,000 the Mamie Sue B a a t i a n Scholarehi?, which tias been 1 .

aw~rded to Mrs. Vernon Hightower Smith of San Antonio fo r the Second ' semester nf 1958-59. (1513)

2, *'

' 17. The Dow Chemical Company, Midland, Michigan, has s e n t a check in the amount af $5,1300, to ke divided equally between the Departments of Chemistry and Chemical Enginee~ing for fe l lowahips for 1958-59. (932)

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D o w e l l , Inc., Tulsa, Oklahoma, has sen% a check in the amount of 6"' ;!;OW as a grant-in-aid to the Department of Petroleum Engineering 3 , i-!( <*,

f c r 1958-57 and $1,000 for the Department o f ChenIst~y. These grants '

_ are in l i e u of scholarships previously provided. (1609) (1608)

F&. A total of $33,075 has been received f o r the Engineering .t >, \? Foundation. LrlstedheLow alne t h o s e cantribut,ions In excess of $100 * ,

which are included in the total given - (1846) (1876) (1815) (1696) i't '

(1757) (1553) (1598) (1540) (1929) I

f ~ o c k r e l l Foundation, ousto on- A' ' .i ': ,:, O $2,500 nited Gas Corporation, Shreveport, Ia. 5,000

United Gas Pipe Line Company, Shrewport, La. 10,000 ' !Union Producing Company, Sbreveport, IB . 10,000

G i f t s and Grants (continued) -- Fank of the Southwest, Houston $ 1,000. d l l w h i t e Mud Sales Company, Houston 2,000 .!I*.

; Magnet Cove Bariura Corporation, ETouston 500 b" chr. Willard. M Johnson, Houston 5OO fg!: The CockreU Foundation has given wn additional $1,250 for the %'(' ' -

Engineering Foundation as a grant -in-aid to -the Petroleum ~ n ~ f n e e r i n i $ Department. (1730)

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A one and a half ton Friedrich air conditioning un i t has been r , I !> - < ;:kn t o the Off ice of the Dean of the Divlsion of Extension by Fh , ' "unknown representatives of the pe troleurn inaustry . " ( 1>6'{ ) i ,.\J

r.\.'' + 22. The following contr ibut ions have been received f o r the Geology fi..j ( Foundation: (1629) (1857) (1789) (1448) (1554) (1918) (1895) (1896)

(1886) (18851

Various Donors $ r+ 7 1 , .-

T m a y a e F. Bowman, Houston * 1 -

$200 -00- ;*. '. U e l 3. Cbnton, Fort Benning, Geo ia 7.00 bm lp

(&cony MDbil Company, New Yark CLty 400 .OO- M r . Robert 5, Jamska , Maracaibo , Venezuela 20. OW Mr. Joseph T. Smith, San Antonio 5 .00 Halliburton Oil Well Camenting Company (dividends) 66 .OO Mr. John F'ulkeraon, Republic of Panama 10 -00 Dow Chemical Matching Gmnt of Mr. Jams M. Elasberry and Mr. Charles R a fiewell 70 00

Ha P. Bybee Memorial Fund T';-w@FF., Rous ton d 200 .oo-

, *& $>Y

, L. T. Barrow - trust-quarterly income payment 32 5 . 00 '+':.- -

;mgd~-Cuyler Fund Wayne F. =a, Houston 50.00

*For work on rnicrosccplc study of fossil spores and pol len . iQ.$ rr i L' '

y23. Mr. C. M. Ooethe, Sacramento, California, has sent a check in the .@" amount o f $50.00 For the Genetics Foundation. (1718) f i :,, I . . f i The Boblitzelle ~ o u n d i t l o n , Dallas, has sen', a check in the amount qf $2,600 as f u r t h e r assistance f o r the theatre col lect ions . / 4

. : . I C ( 2: . The Bumble Oil and Refining Company, HousLun, has sent a check in , I ' the amount o f $800 f o r S m e r Field Scholarships in Geology for 1958. - The recipients are Mr. Ilarry A . Vest, $500, and Mr , Geoye M. Barwell, $300. (1758) . /:'o ,

, , a : <Ft7. m e following con t r ibu t ions have been received f o r ~ ~ ~ r i o u s accounts, +\'

af the John Charles Townes Foundation in the School o f Lau. (1442) ( 1467 1 ( 1638 ) ( 19381 ( . . . 3

.C ,Scho_larships in Law

. C Unallatted (f: rank Bobbitt F w d

Individual contrikutions In excess of $100, Lncluded in the above to ta l s a r e :

Scholarships nsm, Elkins, Weems & Searls, Houston $ 35@-00

Zawjers' Wives Club 300 .OO

Grants (continued) I

Dr , Proctor W , gay, San Antcnio, b a s sent a check in the amount J*)

of $200 for the Long~orn Band Schola~ship Fund,

( 28. Mis6 Georgia 8. Luces, Austin, has givan $100 in support of th- poetry contest f o r this year and next .

* " : , . , ' < 29 . A donor who wishes to remain anonymous haa given $300 t o renew the ST,;,

scholarship in honor of Colonel W. S . ~ i & i n s : f o r 1958-59. (1659) f . yi,

(<'30. m e Magnolia Petroleum C~mpany, Dallas, Texas, h s s given $400 as i . 1 -

. A an unrestric~ed gmnt t o the Departmrt of Petroleum Engineering. -,I?,'

C 1847 i '

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31. Tile? Wgnglia Petrdeum Company has given a metal b a l d i n g f ~ o m the N' ' " ' . .. , , Luling O i l F i e l d to the Departmnt of Petroleum Engineering. The +.? l L I I

building has 8 pzesent value, based simply on the junk value of steel, $,/ of approximately $15,000. It 1s t o become the.nuclaus of a -atS. needed Petroleum Engineering F i e l d S ta t ion at the Balconea Research Center for demonatration of certain groduc t ion and oil . f i e l d d r i l l i n g eq-ment and t u o l s of historical, education, and sent imntal value. The cost of mving and re-erecting the building will be ~pproxirnatsly $4,000, to be provided f r o m Accowt No. 27200 - Improvements, Remodeling,

( ' ' ~ n d ViJor Repairs A l l o - k n - t Account.

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32 . The University ladies C l ~ $ b has sent a check in the amount of $77.50 'r t h e LucFLe Taylor Moore F u d . (1735) @- The fol lowing checks have been received to b e u s e d f o r the purchase

of the Parsons Likrary: (1532)

St . S o h Garwood, Austin , I.. ' - ' - ' . " $2,750.00 V W . L. C U f i d n , &uston

P'" 2,7w*oo /I1 .'' , -

\ D. Anderson Foundation, Houston\ , 5,5m-oo A'

d " ' 3 4 . T h e following contributions hava been received fo r the Phamceutlcal Foundation : (1683) (1662) (1661) (1702)

, j j ;j , I . -

t i n Phamceutfcal Association, A u s L l n $ 200.00 rens Drug Company, Waco 200.00

County Bhamceurbieal Aasocitatioc, allas 200.00

Company, maskel2 i 200.00 / / fi;;&-2 ;$ , {:, , /

(C 35- T'ae P r o c t e r and Gamble Company, C i n ~ i n n a t i , Ohio, has sent a check 1: ,' *+=- In t h e amount of $3,422 in support of i t s fellowship in Chemistry for !)?, -. L!:: 1958-59. Mr. Fred L. Johnson has been selected to rece ive %he award, 05371

36, The folloving contributions have been received for the Kallah of Texas Rabbls Lib ra ry Fund: !'t ..

Jewish Welfare ade era ti on of Dallas $ 12.50 (2710) ' Wltr Federated Jewish Welfare Fund 50.00

The Rowan O i l Company has sen t a check for $500 ", orenew the C o t q a n a Scholarship, The C u m i t t e e on P,oan and S c h h r s h f p i , 9$

Tnf ormat ion %?I. select the r e c i p i e n t (or recipients) who is to be a i ,

male student in the f i e l d of business administratinn, mechanf cal, electrical, petruleuu engineering, or g e u l o a . (1785)

G Z f t s and Grants (coatirtled) " r ~ b e - f m n ~ con.Lribut;ionu 1 1 8 ~ hzen received for tie Salary

Supp'enment~tion Fund: (1600) (1.856) (~801) ( 176 ) (1731)

'- &. Ralph C - Goeth, Tips I ron and Stccl Company, Aust in $ 500 -00

( irst City Na.tional Bank, Houston 3,000. 00 A a t i o n a l Benk of Co-rce , Uofou~ton 3,000,OO j; u, 6- b

The Steck Comparly 100. OC f ~ h e Walter Tips Company, Austin 250 .OCs f l r "

Mr, Edward Wurer, Ltindmer! and bhurer, Austin 50 .OD

< 19. An enonymous donor has sent a check in the amount o f $5~0 for . . + ,, 1 . 2 .

!kt ,- e u ? p o ~ c f thc Texas Conf3rence on Metropoli tan Problems . The funds B -

will be deposited to the Public Affairn Fomdatlon. (2518)

40. P, tot-a1 of $la .w h ~ s been received for the Aaron Schaffcr ( l emr ia l Sehoiarship Fund, no indiui&m: donvtlan E X C E C L I ~ ~ $LOO &I ( 1601)

~'41. P u n i n snd Gertz, Inc . , Dallas, hbs given $50.00 Tor t he 6. P . 2 "i , { L T ~ - . Schoch Lectures in Chemlcfil Engineering . (1727) /fi/ ,-,

> ' .

Socuny W b i l O i l Company, Mew York Ci ty , has sent $500 t o pmvlde %..>, :> :, 1:

a scholarship in 1958-59. The recipient, is Mr. Richard r-,,.; ri T * B u f P l e r . h i .- : ' , , . , . b :.'*

, ,

., 43. Mrs. W A B. Sharp of Houston ha.s sen aharea of stock of the R e a d R o l l e r B i t Compauy, t hep rcceeds t o b e u sedPor gathering \{,'-,'''.*

materials i n connection w i t h the I ~ i s t o r y of the early oil piuneelxs, ,.,. , :,

The approximte ~ a . l u c Ls $3,000. (1729) I

: , < ' : , Paper Mills Foundation, Lufbin, ha6 s e n t $250 as a*l+: James Donald Crawfoxd for the Summer Scssjon o f

1958. (1196) ; \ r r f 45. Tho Studerlts Ass~ciatinn has 8er.t a check i n the m o u n t af $54.48 :& ?

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f a r the John Irtng Ginclair E y ~ s of Texas Scholarship EZmd, half of the ;. mney to be t o the endo+i.menk fund and half to b e used i m d i a t e l y f ~ r scholassbip awards, (1498) -

.- *- 4!c.s,, (46. MT. an3 Mrs. Kennedy Dodds of San Aoton iu haw given $10.00 in '

memory of Benita Uiedemann B ~ t t , to 3e d u p ~ s i t z d to the Social , work ~ c h o h r s h i p Bund. (1636)

47. M r . H. J. Lutcher Stark, Orsnge, ha6 s e n t $225- f c r the debatefl / 5 9 $ ~ 2 fl' pr i zes in tlis annual Luteher S ta rk Debate Cantest (1501) i.

48, lrThe Superior Oil Company, L D ~ Angles, California, has sent (T $2,500 . u p 0 S C ~ P I I T S ~ I ~ in Petroleun Enyln?n~ing f u r A- ?7 , y:g"&d -- 1958-59 Mr. Jack Thurber has been ct~orci as t h e reclplent, md ' ' r / ! ~513. r ece ive $1,800 plus tuition and fees; any kalarlce t o go t o the Department . (1873 ) (1726)

49. Texas E l e c t r i c Service Company, Forb Worth, has giver. $750 TO (i- be used as a rcholarrhip t o a derervln,g egpilcnnt in L l l r drig1nnrir.g Department o x h e U n i ~ r a i - b y of Texas :eating toward degree i n e l e c t r i c a l o r mechanical engineering, , . ,the scholarship (to) be awarded t o not. less than a junior . " ( 1680) '1

, ,.?: " ' 50. The Woman's ~tssiorlary Union, B i r x i n & a m , Alabama, has sent a

?;I2 , check in the amount of $64.00 t o be used f o r scholarshi:, purposes j\( for the S m r Session 19% f o r Mr. Benrie T, Griffin, Jr. (1795)

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Fi ft s and Grants (continued) - q P

71. ~un$ri 'aut ions to&al ing $926? norte 3f which excleded $100? have been received. f o r the Teac i~e r EdurraSi.ol Foundation. (1816) [ 1542) + ( 1613 1 I i624 ) ( 1834 1 ( 1930)

. The Texa s E a s t m n Company, hngview, Texas, bas sen-c a check .\: - in the amount of' $3,518 i n suppnrt OF a fe l lowship in Chemietry i'

for 1958-59, (1590) !

53. The Texas Society far Crippled Children,, Dallas, has indicated 7 .. 'that lt w i l l mke available dur ing the s m r a scholarship grant

i n the amaunt of $150 f a r - L r ~ i n i n g i n spectal education, and a second scholarsnip p a n t for $150 f o r traillees lu speech and hearing

bh ,. fs*

t h e r ~ ~ . I17691 (1513) , -: :, i t

4 . Mr. 2 . V . Thokey of Nev Orleans, Louiaiem, h ~ s contributed ;, . '

$25.00 t o t h e Businesa A b i n i s t r a t i o n F o u n d a t i a n f u n d . (1917) !'

5 . The University Cooperative Society ha. r en t a check In t he fi3L93 w u n t of $15?.C2 f o r the William J. Battle Memorial 1m.n Fund, r~prsssnting rebate s l i p s left in the Co-Op. (1597)

56. The EEarvest Queen Mill & Elewtorv Cowany has made a gmnt of $150 to carry on research on minera l analyses under the direct ion -.,;

of Mr. E. C. Jonas. The funds wil .1. he deponited tu Account 29510 - '. Gaolow X-Ray Diffraction Studies on Winemla , (1888 1 t

C57 - The E . D. F a l w r Foundstion haa sent n check in the amount of $25.00 for the acholasship fund of t h e School of Social Work. (1992)

, The Pan American Petroleum Foundation, Inc., Fort Girth, Texao, , . has sent a ?heck i f i the amawlL of $1,900 to be used for R fellowship I ((i8 in PezroLem Engineering for 1959-59. (1991)

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The Pan American Petroleum Fowlda",cn, Inca, bas sent a check - ,

i n the amount of $1,942.65 in payment of i t c fel lovahip in Oeology ~1, - '

for 1958-39, representing a stlpsnd of $1,500 plus $442.65 for tuition and fees MT . Joseph C + C l a r k is t h e r ec ip i en t , (1043)

, I , !( . )

(60. Mrs. Virginia H . Pettway , Austin, has sent a check in the amount , ,, I, ,

o f $75.00 as t b Henry WinsLon Karpcr Award in Chemistry f o r 1957-58. Mr. Norvell E. Wisaorn, Jx., has been named the recipient . (1926)

:\ r, 0. The Coastal Bend Pha-ceutj-cal Association, C 3 z - p ~ ~ Zhristi, Texas, . 1 . ' ;

h a s s e n t a check for $200 f o r the Pha.rmaceutfcnl FuunUation, . . , >

6 2 The American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Houaton, Texas, has:' -% , " I ,

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sent a check in the m o u n t of $250 f o r the South Texas Section, A , I . d*!.

Ch. E. Scholarship far 1958-59# (1951) ,! , .

Union Carbide Olef i n s Company, South Clmrltst;or., West Virginia, has ' , , ,

sent a cheek i n the m u n t of $2,926 for t he Union Carbide Corporatior, ,-f F e l l ~ w s h i p in Chemis t ry f o r 1958-53. The stipend to Mr. S . W . Ingram, , . P + ~ -

who ;?as been chosen as the r e c i p i e n t , is $1,500 plus tultlon in the ',/ s . m u n t of $426, and the additioml $L,000 is t o cover 19.boratorgr fecs ,

expenses and equipmnt costs conriec ted to t h e re search problem astiigned to Mr. ingram, a ~ l y remining balance to he avaiILaSle for use in the general research p r u g m of the Department o f Chemisfyry. (7952)

> 1 ; .Ab - 64. The Ohio Oil Company Foundation h a s sen.% c check lr! t h e amount of I

/b i.5

$3,115.65 to provide a $ ~ , S O G stipend, plus fees and tuition in the amount of $615 -55 for a fellowship i r l G c c l o g ~ for 1958-59. Mr. Philip B m i t h w a i t e has been awarded the ~%llowshlp. The a d d i t i o n a l $1,000 I& t o be deposited rin the Gcolo~~;jr Founchti3n, Aczount 75C90. (3754)

RESEARCB COlVTRACT5: The following contracts snd amendments have bee11 negottated 5y the Of f i ce or Government Sponsored Rcrsearch and kave been cigned by the Vice-President and Promst upon the rec ~ ~ n a a t ion of the appropriate Tcc hnica; D i r e c t o ~ , t he Director of the Office of Government Sponsored Research, and the Business Manager. I: reconrm",nd y o u ~ appmval and, r~tifica- t i ~ n 3f signatures:

1. Supplemental Agreement No. 5 t o Contract AF bl(657)-55, by which the Departraent of the Air Force, A i r Heseerch and Develop- ment Command, addti the sum of $k,980.00 ta the contract .funds . The research 02 . spc i f i e n i t rbgen fractions excreted by indivicl- uals es influence& by Raverae e r v i r u m n t a l conditiuns continues under the d i r ec t i on of 3r. Roger J. Williams, Professor of C htrnlstry .

2 . ~mendment No. 4 to ConSract 18(603)-142, by which zne DcpaTtmnt, of the A i r Force, Office of Beieri-Clfic Research, adds the sum of $75,502 -00 to the cotr:ract funds and extends the period of the contract through October 31, 1960. ?he research on gas- phaoa and surface reactions of hydmcaz"bons at moderately h i g h temperatures cont,isues under the d i r e c t i o n of Dr. Robbic C . Anderson, Professor of Chemistry.

3. SuppIement~1 Agreemeat Nu. 2 to C o n t ~ a c t AF 41(657) -149, by which the Department of the A ~ P FOT~P, Air Rescarcb an& Develop- ment Conmaar~d, School of Avia t ion Medicine, . a~ds the sum of $360,303.00 to. the c o n t r a c t funas and extends the period of the contl-act through March 32, 1959. The research on biologj_eal e f f ec t s of ionllzing r a d i s t i o n 5n various species and protectLon of personne 1 ~ g e i n c t radiation contlriuea at the Radiobiological LHboratory ruder thz direction of Dr. 1, 5. Painter, Professor of ZuoLo$;y.

4 , Supplemental Agreement No. 3 ta Contract AF 4~{657 ) -149, by w h i c h the Department of" the A91" Force, Air Research and Develop- ment k m n d , adcs the sum of $100,000.00 to the contrac* fuxds. The research on 'tiological effects o f ionizlng radiation i n various specie8 and protect ion of persomel a g ~ i n s t r a d l e t i ~ ~ ~ con t inues at t he Radlobiologlca!. h'boratory under the direction of Dr, T. 3. Painter, P~oTessor of Zoology.

5. Contract AF 29( 600)-1681, by which the Depa~ment of the Air Farce, Air Research and De~clopmtrrlt Comnd, grovla5a $15,854,~0 fo r research entLtled "A Study of the Genetic Effects af Zosdc RadiatLon." The cont ract is e f f e c t i v e ?or the period May 27, 19Te,, throum September 3, 3959, and the research will be perfomed under the direction of' Dr. Wilson 3. Stone, Prot'es- s n p of Z o o L o ~ .

6 . Suppleaental Aeeement No , 1 t o ont tract; AF 08(606) -2561, T;y w h i c h the A i r Force H i ~ 6 i I . e Test Center, Patrick A i r Force &se, Flor ida , addg t h e sum of $ 5 ~ 0 ~ 0 0 Go the contract funds and e x t e n c ~ the con t rac t period f o r 60 days thraug!l July 16, 1358. m e rehabilltacion of refractomters conzinues in the E l e c t r i c a l E ~ g i n e e ~ l n g Research bboratory under the direction of 1 3 ~ . A . W . Straiton, Proftsasor of Elec t r ica l Engineering.

7 . lllodification No. 2 to Contract; ~ ~ - 1 8 - 0 6 4 . - 4 ~ h - ~ ~ a - 2 6 4 , Which t he Department cf the Army, Chemical Corps Research and Development Commsnd, ~ b r t Detrick, Maryland, extends the period of the contract throum A u w s t 31, 1958, without addf tional funds. The research on factors affecting a b i l l i t y uf WciLl i to T o m cheirls during growth continues under :he direct ion of Dr. 0. A. Killims, Pmfessor uf Eacteriology.

Research Ccntmcts {cnntinued) ~odlf-0. 10 to Contmc t ~ ~ - 2 3 - 0 7 2 - . 0 ~ ~ - 6 8 5 , by which

the Department o f t h e A m y l St. LOUIS O~dnance D i s t r i c t , extends the per iod o f the con,tract througll Septed3er 30, 1959. The researcb an pressure volume temperaturn reJ.a%ionships and t hem~dynamic properties of wd~ocarboas and other compounds contir.ues under the dllxection of Dr. Kenneth A. Kobe, Professor of Chemical Engineering.

9 . Letter of Awaxd d a t e d 25 April 1956, from tY.e Department of the A W , Quar-mster Research & Engi~ee~i np; Command, cuver izg Modification No. 4 to Contmct DA-19-129-@I-817 which adds the sum o f $24,945.00 t o the cont rac t funds and extends the period of the contmct thyough October 31, 1958. The development and evaluation of high velocity irnpac: energy dlesipators continues under the direc'cion of J. fleils Thompeon, Professor of C iv i l Engineering.

10. Modif ica t io~ No. k to Contract ~h-19-1?9-$r~-817, by which the Department a£ the A m y , . Quartermaster Research md Engineer- rfng Clomnd, extends t h e period of the contract through October 31, 1953, and adds the sum of $24,945.00 to the contract funds. Tne developnent and evaluat ion of high velocity lapact energy dissipatoro contiaues under the direction of J. N e i l s Thompson, Professor of Civil Engineering.

11. Amendment No. 12 to B a s i c Contrack ~onr-37~(00), by which tke Department of t h e navy, Office u f IQaTml Resea~ch, chngea t k e travel reimbursement clause by increasing the per d i e m mte f rcm $-g,OO to $12.00 anC t h e re frubursement f o r automo - bi le mileage from 7q! t c &! per mile.

I?. Axendmen* Nu. 11 to Contract ~cnr-375(01), by which the Degartment 2f the Wavy, O f f i c e of NavalResearch, adds t h e am of $15,000.00 to the contract funfir;. The research on radio W R V ~ propagation conkj_nues at t he Elec tricaX Engineering Research Labo,-atory under the d i ~ e c ~ i o 3 of Dr. A . W. S t r a i t o n , Prafessar of Electr ical Engineering,

13. Arendme~t No. 8 to Cont rac t ~onr-375(02), by which the Deiprtmenk o f the N a v y , Office of Neval Resea~ch, adds the awn of $~C,OOO .cO to the contract funds, The research on adsorp- tion studies and corrosion reactions ccrltlnues under the direc- t i o n of Dr. N 3 m n Hackeman, Profes~or of Chemistry.

14. Amendment Po. 4 t o Contract NO~P-~E(&) , by which the Departmen: of ,,the Navy, O f f ice of Ra-,mlResearch reduces the total est~mated cast o r :he contract by $4,885'.00. No other c b n g c s arc made. The Reaearch on c l e c t ~ w d e processes was conducted by Dr. L. 0, Morgan, Associate P ~ o f e s s o r of Che&try4

15. Amendment Nc, 2 t o Cont;mcLt ~anr-375(07), by which the Departmnt of the Kavy, Office of N a v a l Research, adds t h e a m of $ ~ S O , ~ ~ O . O O to the cor~%raet funds and extends the contract perLod through April 30, 1959. . T h e ntudy cf specialized mFllFrae . t@r propagation measurements continues a t the Electrical Engineering Receerch Lal~oratoqf under the di rec t ion of Dr. A. W. Szraiton, Prol'essor of ELectt.ica1 Sngineering.

~ 6 . fmendmnt No. 5 tu Contrac t ~onr-375{08), hjT which the Department of the Navy, O f f i c e of TJaml Resesrch, adds the sum of $36,@0(1.00 to the contract funds uRd extends the period of the con t rac t thrcu~h April 30, 1959. The re~eerch on alrborne microwave atmospheric ref ractnwtsrs continues a t the Electrical Enginzering Hesearch Laboratory under the direction of rr. A . W . Straiton, Professor of ElectfIcaI Engineering.

17. Contrmsct :,TC~8-1?,217. k,;r w l l i c b 1;:~ a"sr!.mer-t clf Vlc Tt-ry Bureau of 3rdnaxlce, provides $'(2,OO(J.On for cer,tain urde~watcr stuaLcs. lbc contract is effect ive .POT the pariod Ikx I, 1958: through 30, 1959, and the research $2 t o be conducted ai, the Pefense &scarcb L3.bc~aTo1'7y: t m d ~ : ~ the C l i r e c ~ i ~ n of Dr. C. P. Borier, lJro%saor of R l y ~ i c s .

1 8. Lbdirication ;.lo. 9 to C o n t t - ~ c t AT- (40-1 )-1049 , by which mc U. S. At0:lc Energy Commission extends "the con Lract pcrriod through P-arch 32 , 1359 : aird adds $50,300 .OC -kc the contract funds . The rescar.ch on ncutror! emrfmsts with a irm de G r a a f f generator cont inues wider the direction of Dr. E , L, 'Hudspc-t.h, Professor uP n135 i c s *

19. hlodiflcation Xo. 6 t v Ccntrxct AT- (110-1)-~639, by which the U I S . Atomic Encrgy CmRissSon add^ the sun of $21, 70b.00 to the contrac.l furds and exf,ends the period oZ the i:ont?ac+, t:?rou&

31, 1959. The research an unusual o x i d ~ t i o n cta 'ks of tmn- sitinnjl e l c m n t 3 (:untinues u d e r the directior. of Rr. George W . \$at$, Professor of 8 8 e m i u t r g .

20. Grant ~ ~ - 6 9 ( ~ 2 ) , by which the lkpartmnt of I i e~ l - th , Educa- ,1; Lon and Walf are , R ~ b l i e Hcal th Ser-rice, ?xnovides $25, 1G'.28.00 t o r cont;inwf;ion o f a c m p n r a t i v ~ stuQ7 o_" t;?c devzlupplcnt of general hospit&s and ser-vicee ic two t yps of cornmitien. The grant; i~ effec?.ive ror the perbi~rd Jwe 1 ! 1958, C?rou&l 1.3 31, 1-953, and t l ~ c researell i s LC be p c r f o r r ~ d +alder- Che direct ion 0% Dr. Ivan 2 . Belknsp, Associate Professor of S e c i n l o ~ . 21 . T r a i n i u ~ G l m t 2~h6635, 17 t ~ h i c h the Bpartment of Xed.th, Udur:ation and Welfare provides $40,931. .00 Tor a demnstrtition program i n mental hcelth education for procpectZve teachers , The grant i s e . f t 2c t j .w fcr the pe~ l iod June 1, 1950, t h r o ~ ; h May 21, 1959, and thc p r ~ g r w r ~ w i l l be carried out under t h e dir.ectj.cn o f b. L. D. Haskew a n d Dr. Glenn Barnett .

22 + Grant ?EP-G5231, by vlzlch the 1,T:~ational Science Fo-mds t ion nrovides $40,300.00 for S U P ~ O I - L of R zwnmner i l l s t i t u x for high clchooL teachers cf na'iuraLL science and m a t l ~ e r ~ e G i c s . The grant ic effeclive h r a period of a p ~ r o x h t e l y six weelco beginning on or ahout, Juw $, 1958. 1 % ~ sunmner i n s t l t u k will be by Dr. R , C. ,Liderson: Professor of Chemistry.

COX!RkCTS: Tke -Sollowing contracts ha- been executed by the off i- -id+ lnbicated . I r.ecomend apzrovd arid r n tf f i m t i a n of sf g ~ a turns .

I. Amendmefit to Con-lract '~~0.35~.1-796: ~Lgned. ly D r . H . ;-I. Ramon., Zrlce -R-esi&nt anC FPovost , r.enewing f run 3117 y 1. 135fl, t11c o r i a n j l conJ..ra?t (which cr,cleci June 30) u n t i l such tlmc as a new cont r i~c t incorporating the LT Bearing Aid 3 vaLmticn Prograu is consurmted,

2 . -4 contract wi th %LcvieioK UlocatLons SLudy Organization, I F .- s l ~ e d by D r . H. IE. llanssm, 'Jice-Resider~;, and bovas-t;, whereby kc'- the Universi L y w i l l make a statietical s tudy of the f i e X d ~ froni televisLon stations jn the s e ~ ~ v i c c md %rrnge areas. Thz work w l l l be mler the directLon of D r . A . H. LliG~ont?: Associate ProFp s or. 09 E l e c L s i c ~ l Engineering ; ~e k,otal amount s s e.?, 300, and ale ti= Lrwle 1-Bcenber 3;: 1933, wlzh an ~dditional -tvo weeks period in J R ~ ~ F J f o r completing ?he f-i.ilp.1 report.

3 . Grant :To4 92 ( R ~ D 58 .22) 1950 A E G - i G l 3 E S t m w r I n s t i t u t e Erogram. fo r Jlr . E . H. I.lissler., A s s l s t a n ' c Professor of Chcrnicd. Engineering, -tn at-Lefid -Lhe U r l l v e r ~ f L t ~ of E.Echl&u~, pxovidlng a s t i p n d nf $750 and L~avcl in t h e amount of h51.06, nny unuscd funds t o be r c t u r ~ e d -to mCI.

Contracts ( continued) .)".%.. 4. An agricultural lease, signed by Dr. Logm Wj-laon, b e s i d s n t , whercby +

the University leases from the Uosrd f o r Texas Sta te Nospitals and Speciai Schools a 1.38 acre t r a c t for use by the Col.'_ege nf Phamacy. me Lease is effec-l lve Gcptm'uer l9 1957 - k-ugust 2, 1959.

5. Mei-nor&nd.~m of' Agreement with the Ins t i tu . t s of Internat ional Fducation, signed by Dr. W, H. Ransom, V5ce-ficsidenk arid Provost, whereby the University will arrange a six-week orientation pmgrm for mt less than 38 nor more than about 45 shudellta fron foreign countries, The ~ e r 3 o d o f the program is J d y 2kc5eptmller 3 , 1958, and the University ~2.11 receive for each stuaenl $200 fo r t u i t i o n and fees and $200 for maintenance, M r , Joe k w l . all be in charge of the p r a g m . / ( TERKWATIOR AGREEMENTS W TTH SOLTR'WESTEWU EELI, TELFPHUNE COMPAITY : The general -- -

exchange tariffs of the Sou%hwestesn B e l l ~e1eFj)lane Company re& re supplemntal. agr~emeris to the regular. contracts fo r telephone service. With the opening of Kinsalving Domitory the d witch hoard and t e l epho t~e service at Wonen'rj Rcsldence Halls will be e n l ~ r g e d , and the Division of - 4,, 1 T f Housing and Food Service w i l l move into Kiasolvfng. 3ucb enlargements o r" ~f fac i l i t l e s requires that we enter into t e ~ n i n a t i o n agreements w i t h the $\ i+ -- teiephane company for thfs service. The t emZna t ion agreement for the Elanton D ~ m i t o r y installation requi~es m l n i m r n n service cf 60 months or EL

terminaticn rharw of $3,400 reduce? by 1160th for each month service is retained. The termination Rgrsement fnr the fact1 it, ies in Kinso1v;L~g T)ormitory r e q u i r t s &-sum o r $500 to be paid as termination charge FCP less t h a n 12 months service, to be red~iced by 1112th for e&ck month service is relaiaed. X recommend ratification of these agreements and that M r . Lsndrm, B?,~BI~PBs Manager, be autboxlzed to s i g n f o r the University.

I WAIVEROF AGE LIMIT FORFULL-TINE TEACHING: E l s e w h e r e i n t h t s dockei . 30 ---- is ',be request f o r the full-tirne appoinrment -of Mr, David Ogg, as

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Visiting P m f f e s u r of English for the F i r s t Semester and of U s t o r y ' '

for thcSecond, a n d u f M r . B e r t r m C o l g r ~ v e , a s Y i s i t i n g P r o f e s a o r o f Engiish t h e First Semeabr, Ms. Ogg i s '71 years o r agz, and Mr. ilolgrave '(0, and their appointment would be i n violat iori of the Regents rille that aesvice should be Dn a modified basis aftel* 7 0 , B ~ t h men are f r o m Oxfcrd University and will be in this country f ~ r only a br ie f season, find hence %heir appointments are completely temporary. Their British colleagues and the American i s t j . t u t i o n s recently acquainted with their work assure us there is no ques t ion of t h e i r complete competence to carry or, e f f ec t i ve academir: i n s t r u c t i o n . Accurdingly, I: r e c o m u d that their appointments be approved,

MAIVER OF PTEPOTISM R U M : M T . Warren H. Adams who has heen nominated au I - ~n~t,mctor-r,ce Languages f o r 1958'-59 is relazed in the f i r s t degree of aTlinity to Dr. Eric E . Muirhead, ?ror*eaaor o f P~Lhology at ?:f

plk L<- 1 7 ? & \C Southwesterr: Medical School, Cr. A d m g wife being Dr. Muirhead's sister.rj, I\-'''' I recommend .that th.; nepotj sm regulat ion be waived End th@t Mr. Adms' appointment be apprcmd.

1' STUDY OF WEIITRER MODIFICATION: I recommend that the nuri o f $8,756 be a- 3 :*\ -- provided from b i n Uniwrsi.ty TJnapprnpriaGed Balance for t h e Weather . .

Modif $cation progran f o r 1958- 59. fil1ov:lng budgeb has been submitted in support of t h i s request: (1701)

Director (fitearologist) (114 T . 12 nos .) $1,867 .%

Statistical Cle rk (F.T. 1 2 mos . ) 2,892.00

Zaboratory Research Assistant XI (2) (I/$ T. 83 mos., 3/8 T. 3 mos.)

laboratory Research Assistant 1 (114 T. 82 nos., 3/8 3 rnos.)

Winttnancrt, Equipment , and Trawl (12 mos . ) 1,8w*00

$8) 756. oa

WBIWRSITY F'ELLrOW~IPS A W SCiiOL4FGHIPS : lipon re comnda.tlen of the appropriate - committee, t he ~ b l L O w i n g awards have been made:

1957- 58 Long Session, Second Semester . e r e i s s iude-it1 on Schvlarships

Sponsored Student s Berg, Umfi Lisa Idorway Kallstedt, Chr i s t ina Sredcri H ~ b e r , Reines Straussnigg, Rose Y a r i e Austria Tant tu , Juha E. Finland

Private Studentc Ahad j Ian, George Lebanon Abu- Nas s ar , Dime h I s m 1 Asfour, Jghn E. J o r d ~ n Awonq, Raoset~elt Cecil Trinldetd, B.H, I. B m u r a , Khdi2 B. Joi-dm Bhegat, Surfnder K, Indla Chai, BL Dong Urea Chiang, Chew-EIsien China Chana, wia Met Ying Chin& Dhmv, I n d ~ a v d a n Narotiunaed Jnilia El-Baba, Phmad TouTlc Lebanon. Fakmuri, Zouhair R. Lebanon Herruw, Elfas S. &ria HedJazi, E f t e h x rrhanirn lrtln H i jazf , U o u k Jordan KazemZ, Hosaein Iran Ghazarian, G. bvork Lebanon _Wra , k i n Fauad Syria Kim, C h a x Yu3. Korea Kochhnr, V i m a l India Krimpas , George Greece Lay, Frank Min-Tsong China Lee, Ckang Hwan Korea Leo, Chin Loon W W ~ Loh, Jack CMh-Yau China Maha;rn.i, Mohamed 4.. 3y19n. Manougian, . Manoug N, Jordan Masri, %mi F. Lebanon &ri kanskas , Enrique Mexico Nohamad, Adeeb Abbas kbanor: Sarir., Nasendra DaLh India Rao, Venkat Kishen Indla Rodin, E rv in Y - Is r&el $ m a n , Y u ~ u f lashid Syria Sh~heen, Es%c-r m r & h Lebanon Si'clani, R a n j i h N. Tndia 20% f r lvu , Const ant ine Evageloa Greece Sylva, Cesar E, Ecuador K i m , :<ce Woolr Korea.

summer of 1358 ~niversityFel1 owshigs ( 1783 ) - $600.00 each

Alfred George D a l e - Business Administration E. A , , Oxford University, 1951 M. B. A m , University o f Texas, i953

??lomas FxlarikLizt Hamod - Hisf ory B. A., University gf Texas, l ~ h 6 M. A., Ut-dverslty of Texas, 1956

Jmec Newton Younglo~e - Mathematics E. A,, ULxfversity of Texas, 19.51

Wayne Earl Thun - Chemietry B. A . , Paawiena College, L954

3 m 1 e r ~dholarsh~gs for Able Students Mu@as - m.OO

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Summer Scholarships for Able Skudecto continusd ) __LL -- The foUotring at, $l5O,OO each:

Robert Charles A l l e n Karen V i ~ g f n i a E r a n d t Narcia Jan B~rkhart Carloo G. Caz4enas James W. Collins Peggy Lu~ise Davidson bkxlgBret El l inger Ellen M e 1 1 Donald Glenn Femer S?lvja Foster W i l l i a m Garyard Aaron M. HerringLon (Mickey)

Fkcey Hodges Dal Jackson Hood Barbara ;Tan@ Hughes Robert Hut china Luther Jackson L ~ r d (~ack) G-lynda Lowther Nathaniel Robberson Lee Charles Thomas Sue Anne Treadwell doha Jackson Palitrig Jack Cudis Wilcott

1 1 . L o w Session, University Fellowshlp.s (154'7 )(1933 ) - ~ e i ~ S. Eerman - ~ h e r n ~ c & ~ l?;x~gineWlng $1,800.00

R o b e d Alvin Campbell - Education B . Id. , Oberlin Conservatory, M.M., University of Texa-s, 1954

U ~ y r o n Cl5rkson - Mathematt- B-S . , Texas Southern, 1950 V . S . , T e n s Southern, lT53

(ma. ) Elinor D. Clernons - Engbd sh B. A , , Miami 'Jniversj.ty, 1950 M.A., Universi ty o f Texas, 1957

Donald B. Cooper - History B, A . , Ohio State 7JIlivers?.ty, 1957

James L. Corneite - Mathematics B. S . , West Teras State College, 1952

James R. I'lnrroh - Mathematies B . A . , University of Ferns, 1956

& m l c c Dell Felder - Education R.S., University of Texas, 1357

Rorvall Glenn - Sociology B.A., New Mexico A & M Collage, 1954 M.A., Terns Tech, 1957

Marvin Goldwert - History 9. A , , Brooklyn CoLleg2, 1954 MA., '3niversity o f Texas, 1958

Woyd Gourley - Physics B , S , , UnLv-rslty u f Texas, 1946 MA,, Univsrsi ty of Terns, 1948

Tnomas R. G r a h m - Eis tov B. A,, Col7.ege o f Xoostar, Ohlo, 1946 MA., UniversiLy of Texas, 1957

J e r r y Harvey - Psychoio~y B . B , A . , University of Texas, 1957

Helen Heiae - Phlloecophy B,A., Univ~rsf ty of Texas, 3-95>

George Benderoon - MdAema?.ics B,S., University of Texas, 1958

Michael Henderson - Physics R . 3 , , TJniversity of Texas, 1955

Vernon Hendrlx - Music B.M., Texas Christian University, 195: M.M., Uriversity of T e x a s , 1956

. - B,s., ~ o w a StaLe Universi ty, 1958

Jack D. L. Holmc~ - Latln American Studies 2,200.00 B.A., Florida State Uni~~ers i ty , 3.952 M.A., UniversLty of Florida, 1953

( W s . ) Bl l l i c Joe lman-English B.A., Midwestern Urd-mrsity, 1350 M. A., Tulane University, 19 51

Hobert L. Jo iq ton - Classical Mnguagcs a,A., Abilene Christian College, 1953 H.A., Abilene Wist lm Coliege, 1955

Joseph R, J~terez - Latin American Studies B .A,, St . E a u a d ~ Univers-Lty , 1957

Patrick C. T,ipscomb, 111 - H i s t o r y E.A., Rice Insxitute, 1950 M.A., Udversi ty o r exa as, 1356

Mi1t0i-1 I3. LOWCY - mci010g~. >.Am, University of Texas, 19%

Hu@ J. Luke, Jr., - w i 8 h B . A . , University of Texas, 1956 M,A., UnLversfLy of Tcxss, 1957

gape Hwtman McAlister - Zoo.l.ogy B . A . , University of Texas, 1957

Bezzie Buyd McWhorter - w i s h B.S., U. S. Navd Acdemy, 1945 M.A., Un ive r s i ty of Georgia, 1949

Earl D. Elitchell - Germah B . A . , Baylar Univercritg, 1952

JUlm 3. Mimson - ChemSs tq B .A., University of Texas, 1954 M.A., Univeroity of Texas, 19>6

Richard G . Nelhetsel - Xistory B.A., C o l o r d o Uxlversi ty, Lg>O M.A., Colorado University, 1955

Anthony L. Pozsi - Chmical Engineering B.S., University of' Texas, 1954 M. S., University of Texas, 1957

M.A., ~ n i v e r s i t y of St. Andreus, Scotland, 1954 3 . ~ . , U n t v e r ~ i t y of oxrurd, 1956

Paul B, Rothaus - psycho lo^ B,B.A, , New York City College, 1953

Clarence B. Shahan - Wzsfness Administration L,eoO.OO B.R.A., -I' b%ate Callege, August 1958

k r a l d R. Slusscr - Fducatirln 1,800.00 E. A , , Southern Metborlist University, 194.9 B.D, , Atlstf r l Presbyterian Theological Seminary, 1952 %.M,, Austin Pmsby-berian Theological Seminary, 1956

Joseph S , Thorpe - Psychology B . A . , Urrtversity of' Texas, 1954

Xayne Thun - Chendstry B.A., Pasdena irniversfty, 1955

1958-59 - L c ~ g Session - Univeralty F e i l ~ w ~ h l j s (continued) - Rudulph Traike - Ling~lls t ics

B.A., University o f T e x ~ s , 1954 M..4., University 3f Texea, 1957

(Mrs. ) bkrj S . Wagoner - 3nglisb 'EI .A,, North Texas State College, 19 j3 M . A m , University of Texas, 1958

Albert Henry Wehe, Jr. - Chemical Engineering 2,200.00 B . S . , Loui~iam S t a t e U~lwrsiLy, 1952 M .S . , Louisiana. S t a t e Unfversity, 1573

NON-ZTNIVEEEITY SCHOMSIEPS, FELIOWSHTPS, AND AWARDS: The fallowing - awards have been made upon re-n r t h e appropr ia te committee:

Rrom - Universf t:r P r ize ( $14 . uo each) (1595) - J. Douglas 1 4 0 0 ~ 0 . R * Piummer

Choice - P r i z e (Short Story ont test] F i r s t place - Eave Ruffstetler - $25.00 Second place - Tom laceky - 15,OO Thi rdp l ace - RobertA. Walstcn - 10.00

Georgia B. Lucas P r i z e ( ~ 3 e try) (1627) --- First g l a c e - Lucia R,xnbor@~ - $25.00 Second place - Pete A . Y . Cu?ter - 15.00 ' =h f rdp lacc - 3 ~ n B r a k c e r - 10.00

P h i Mu Alpha fron t h e Fine A r t s Foundation (1561) - - - - = s ~ i x $ 20.00 Antonin Hernandez 20.00 David Reck PO .CQ ,John Fraser 2O.GG M3rt3n $ t i n e 30. oc

Florenre Ralston Brmke Austin High School Athletic Cup (1902) c__. ~ . o o - Louis Amezquits.

Second Semester - 1958 ~ o n g h o r m c - - .- ho=h.ip -

Fr,ed G . Aderaon Jams D ~ n n w d Baker Garland BR uch Edward Birdwell Jmes K W i n Bridges Jams Mi[. Bruner Carlos 0 . Cantiles Rabert K . F o s t ? ~ Danie l Fnx 3an Don Genaler Wnlter @eyer Edwad R . I I e w l e t C Willim F. Jacobs Rolai~d C . Jordan, Jr . John R. King, Jr . Edward Y. Kinchen

W . Budge Mabry James F + Mabry, 111 Harold R . Murray E a i e l L. MILLS, Sr* James P. McEuyer K a r l E. Olson Melvir~ R r P l a t t Edwin k e RaZnwater Ellen C l a p e n e Rzed John Ful;lchaal Riews Roberto Acrm Lewis H. Steves Mf lton 'Il . Tate Ben jamin wad^ Bertara White Gilbert M . Wyric k

Summer Session m r m s a s Rod and Reel Club Scholarship in k r i m B= (1548) -

~ m e e s - - $ -- 300.00

S c h o o l of Social Work Gchalarship (1790) C ~ O X U ~ ~ a y w o o d F j ' 5 . 0 0

Non-University Schohrships, Fel.lowshipc, and A w a r d s (continued) Summer or ~ i r s t - ~ k ~ t e r 1958 -- -c-

Fine A r t 6 Foundation - ~A71898) -- - . $50.00 each to Lynn Richar3. Allen David R. Bridgea 'df lliam A. 13rlstow James M. Colley David S , Pr ice Gerald TI. Smith Janet Stokes Jon D. W i n k

F i r s t S a n e ~ t e r - 1 58 CIC-.

E l i a M. Casis (&3) E i i l i X ~ n g r m .

$25.00 each to -B. Barnes Joseph C . Bourland Charlss F. Charles Donald A, Fleischar Judith C , Izard Jmea W. Rice Robert K. Swsom Karl A. U U u f Harlen A . Winters

Anthony G . Lozano

LaVerne Noyes Schnlaxship ( rsquirea fees ) (1830.) --- Chsrles J. Rehrends James F . Ellebracht Fred D . Behrlnger Eugene T . Begnon Thomas A . Black James A. Campbell The L.m F . C-larke J e r ry G . Cale

Panhellenic ($75 -00) ( i ~ o 6 ) N i t a Suzcz~e Chauaion Frances Ruth Held J u d i t h Izard

Sack T, Ingram Robert L. Mamil l Charles R . McCann Mary E. P0tt.s Ru'Gy B. .Stmve

Barbara Peck Carolyn Sue Ta- A n r Mary G a i l Walker

W i l l R ~ g e r s Scholarehi ($150 -00 each) (1829) - + ~8-n rotzman George R. Rhodes Walter Broxson Charles Shurtleff Manuel Gonzalez Crjlunel. WalLace Melvin Pallos J a m e ~ W . Wimberly E ~ n e s t Ramire z

Students' Memoria2 GchoLarship - Nelson T . Antosh JLmy L . Baj.1.d Barhara J. roth hers El izabe th L. B u r t Carlos G. Cardenaa G ~ m l d J. C&30n Harriet E . Clark John E. Collins Joseph S . Dann B ~ r b a r a G. D e n n i s Artlmr A , Feu Furs E l l e n Garner John M. GLQie

($200.00 each) ( 1497 ) Harvey M, Jones Patricie Ann Larson Catherhe M. Moses Jmes Meyletnd Jose;3h Pulkrabek P a t r i c k W , S h w Margaret Solbrig Michael B . Stmud Lou Ann -Wells Jack C , Wilc~tt MRrk E . Wf nelow Linda F ~ y e Wood

Skudent Proper ty Deposit Scholarsh%p ( ($100.00 each) (1539) Annette Anderson S u s ~ n M. Johnstone Carolyn Baine C . A l w y n B ~ r r N o m n E . Baz%h James R. Benbrook Carolyn C. Bock Andre Bouchard Norma L. Bowmn J'ames M. Bmner Nita S . Chaudoin Jack Robert Chick

Floreace G. bxms Fred F , Lyle Robert L. Lytton Letty Lynn Maloney Wrtha R . McEroom E l l e n McWillims Brenda Mehlman Gladene M. Miehel B o r n Jane Nix J . C . Oehler ,. ,

Non-University Scholarships, Fellowships atld Awa.rds (continued 1 --' - S m e r o r ifs st Semester 1258Tcontinued) ~ tueen t ? r -~ Deposi t E l a r s h i p ($100.00 each) (1539) (cnr-tinued)

Gladys Cowell DavSd L. Perminaton Richard D. Craig Clement C . Pesek A l i c e J. C u s b Barbara Polsky Irma E. DaRse Anna F . Pa01 Rebecca E . Daniel1 Glenda L. Power E m F~ances DcShong S t u a r t N. Pull.en Mary h e Dyess . James L . Raney I e r y Pat Edgar &ye S . Ratcliff Wrio J. E i c h n n Helen E . aobertson Joyce Y. E i t e l m a n Alix I. RobJ-nson K . The ryle Emmona Marie Scalzo Prtricia 5 . Fleming Harry TI . Schuerdtf eger Jimmy L. FogLe Frank B , Slotaschinski Dorothy M. Fowler James E. Smith Wallace T. FSwles Joseph L. Struve h n e s Geis .4nthorly M. Truchard B i l l i e L, Granger Yvonne Uaelton b i s M, Reard Maxine Usry Frances B. Held Margie A. Vaden Glenna G. Hindma2 Hugh D. Wade Marion J. H o f h i s t e r F . Pegg Werner RLchard W . HoLmes John B. Westover Mary Hunter Barbara. W ilkinson Martha D. Jee Ivey N . W illiarns Richard S . Johnson Ann G . Willlamsun Wlllard E. Johnson

1958-59 LDna Session - 7 ,- I

Bat-t;lc' ello ow- -- Greek Studies ($1,000.00 each) (1663) Marie Luiza Raque Xlmer l e e Fisher

hwrence C . Bell Memorial Scholarship (1502) - TIonalr~e ith Ba.rriiigton $1,000,00 Roscoe h e 500.00 Lce C . Thumas 500. 00 Harvey A. Whitehead 500.00 Robert A . Hemes 500.00

Clara Driscoll ($200 eOO) C h e s t e P e ~ k

Douglas Aircraft Cowany Scholarship ($750.00) (1558) Robert M. '~ar=

Dow Chemical Company Fellowship in Chemistry (1 592) - J-a C. Bruwne - $1,500 p l u s t u i t i o n and fees

E . I. du Pont c;e Hemours and Company Fellowship in Chemist ry (1543) c - -

Edward Bumenberg - $ 2 , 1 0 m t t u t i o n and E e n

Eastman Kodak Fellowship I n Chemistry (1591) - RLchard J. Thompson --$2,430 plus tuition and fees

Frances Eggleston Goldheck Scholarship ($500~00 each) [ 1538) D i a n ~ Jean Alms Travis L . C rosby

&or e SkuaPt Beyer Scholarship ($200.00 each) (1505) 2- James V. G-1e Roberta Ja Nunn Mary Gayle Walker

Non-University Scholarehips , F r l l o w ~ h r p e , ant1 iIwzrds (co9tinued) - 1958-79 Lon3 Session (cont ~ n u s - - R L C ~ Boldsworth Memorial Scholarship ($200 ;00 each ) (1504) -.-

William E . Brady Thomas G , JeLer R o e r C . Henderson

mat ional Merit Scholarship C o q n r a t i o n - T u i t i o l l Scholsrships ( $100.00 -1m

William L. Parlsh Jmes D . Tasver

Public WeZf are Fuunaat i on Schularship ($227.00 each) ( 1496) Irene A. Braden Gloria G . Oberg James E. D a v i s b!taq~ C . Pruesener Minerva Maeias Gordon 3. Ratcliff Charles T,. McClellan Dor Curtis RusseU Alice M. Nalte Carolyri Sue Tamer Jslan Nye Billy Glen Wiley

Schlumberger Foundation Scholarships ( $ 5 ~ , 0 0 each) (1807) George ~ r m T ( ~ e c h a n i c a l Engineering) David Lawrence K e i r (physics)

John Iang Sinclair Eyes of Texas Scholarship (1551) 3 . - c

P a t r i c i a Ann ~ttm - .-$~~o.OO Barbara Ann Magel 200.00 l-hthleen Silva 200 .OO

S l n c l a i r Refining Conpany Fellowship in Petmlelm Engineering (1658) ~ i c h a ~ ~ plus tuit l o r a n d fees

Westvaco KLnesal Products Dtvcsiorl FeLlovship ir. Chemical Engheering (1831) ~ ~ r - 0 n - r $ m y a b l e June 1, T9-u~- /

CLERK-OF-TIE-ljORKS FOR NPd ENGMEERING B'JILDING ANn UTILITY TUh7VEL : Dl A- order to provide hrids For payment of salary, So@Fai=ty thereon, and Worlanen ' 6 compensation insurgnce f o r the clerk-06-the -works, accounts f o r ~ r c h l t c c t u r a ~ - ~ u ~ e l r t r t s i o n f o r the New Engineering Building and for t h e U t i l i t y Tunnel on Twenty-fourth Streee h a m been sex up Tor each

- pruJecC in the amounta of 15 of the total constmctlon c o n t r t l c t ~ . These accounts w e r e set up on the bnnis of the contract with t h e Associate Archi tec t which ca l l s far a fee of 4$ with the u~derstsndtng that l$ will be spent for the salary of' a clerk-cr-the-works and t h a t if this full L$ is not used f o r t h i s purpose, the balance will be palrl to the Assoc ia te Architec5.

Mr. Sparenberg, Compt;roller, recoxanends and Z concur, that Mr. John Robert Morria c f Austin, Terns, be appointed an a month-to-mnth basis, effective June 9, 1958, t o serve as Clerk-of-the-Works on t h i e project at a monthly salary of $541.67, to be paid from the account for ,.Architectural Superviaion for the New Engineering B u i l d i n g . A proper p r o r a t i o n between this account and tkt f o r Architectural Su?ervlsion Tor the Utility Tunnel on Twenty-fourth Street w i l l 'ce made at a later < RESEARcn GIbWTS FROM GBOWGY ~ 0 m A T I o f l FOR SUMMER 1958 : I reconmend ! ' ': - - approml o f FXTowing: (la491

John L. Sny6er $1,000.00 n. E. B g r e r 250 .OO 9. E . CLabaugh 1,000 -00 X. P , Young 2,000.00 Ernest Lundelius I,oOO.W R. L. Folk 1,000 -00 Helen White, Secretary

(2 months) 440. no

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OUT-OF-STATE TRIPS: 9 r e c m e n d appro% o f the f'olLowing cut-of-statc - &rips by t h c staff m c m b c r s L i u L e d , expenses to be paid as indicated:

I. $k. Jens M. Jacobsen, Directur, OfFlce cl" GGvernment Sponsored Research, June 28-3uU 2, 1958, to Wemi, Florida, t o attend the NationU Science Foundation meet? ng on research expendLt~lras, manpower, agd faci l i t ies , expenses to be paid frm travel filnds of t h e Office of Gwem~ent Sponsored Research.

2. Mr. Eeor: 0. Morgan, Associate Pr-ofttsaor o f Chemistry, June 31-July 4, 1958, t o Kew Fmpton, New Hampshire, to part ic ipate as discussion leader in Gordon Conference on kgne t ic Resonance, expcnstE to be pair1 from Welch Fourdation f'unds . 3, Mr, We 0, 3. Sukherland, Jr., bs5s.tan-t Pmfessor of English, June 25-30, 1978, to Evflwton, Illinois, to a t t e n d Advariced F lacement Conference, expenses t o be paid from Facdty Travel to Conferences spcnsored by the College En3rance W i n a t i o n band, Office of the Dear- of thc College of A1-t~ and Sciences.

4. M r . Eldon Earl Ferguson, Assifitant Profemor 3f Physics , June zG-20, 1958, to Columbis, Ohio, to present a paper before the Symposium for Molecular S t ruc tu re and mleculax Spectroscom, expenses to be paid from 3evslopment Expense - Main University . 5. Yr . ki . w n Erown, Assaciatc F r o f e s s o ~ of Psychology and Reseerch Scientist, Radiobiological Laboratory, J ~ n e 27-July 7, 1958, to Johnstown, Permsylvania, to discusg technical mttars ~ e r t a 2 n i n g t o the Ubaratory, expenses t o be paid f rm contl'act finds.

6, ?4r. Jean D. Charmn, Assistant Professor of Rr,mancc Languages, June 25-30, 1958, to Toledo, Ohio, to a t t e n d Advanced Placement Program of College Board, expemes zo be paid f r o m A r t s and Sciences Dean's f i lm3 for Faculty Travel to Collrerences sponsored b y the College Entrance m i n a t i o n &ad,

7 . MY. Aucten F. X g s , Assistant Prcfessar of Zoolow, June 22-July LO, 1958, to Berkeley, California, to do work i n 33iochemish-y Dc:~artment, Univarsity of C a l i Y a r n i a , expenses to be paid Yrom Ntfonal Scie:lce %undaLion g~ant.

8. Mr. A. H. LaGrone, Associate Professrjr of Xlec~r ica l hbgineeriag, June 24-26, 1958, to Sew York City and Washin@on, D. C., ,LO attend Panel S anC Panel 4 c m T t t ~ c TAW, expcnaea to L e pala 1 - r ~ m t:avel funds of contract,

9 . Mr. F. A. Rippergcr, k s o c i a t e Pro;'essor of Ehgineering Mechanics and Associate Director, Structural Mechanics Research Laboratory, June 24-26, 1358, to Roston, Massachusetz3, to eonrer with WarLerma~ter of f ic ia ls regarding researzh, eQanses to be paid from cantract Surds.

10, Mr. John R . aockton, Director, Eusenu of Business Research, July 6-9, 1958, to Washinoon, D. C, , t o confer with goverl-3rient agencies on cooperaLive Bureau of Business Research projects, expense6 to be paid fram t rave l funds of the Bureau.

11, MT. W i l l i e m E. Earrop, TlireoCor, Southwest, S~hool Adminietratior-. Center, June ?-1T,,195S, tc %nta Fe, New !4kxico, to pafiicipate in t h e annual So-uChws t S a t e kprtrnent s o F Educst io2 Workshop sponsoseit by the Center, expenses t c be paid P P ~ grant f u d s ,

12. M r . RolBnd G. Wslters, Gmduatc F e l l o w , and Nr. Guy W. McGee, Senior Secretary, both of Southws '~ ; School !dmlnis tration CenLterp June 8-14 and Junc 5-14, 1.958, respec~ively, to Santa Fe, New Mexico, to participate in the Southwest State Departments of Education Worlrshop sporls~rea by the Cerrter, expenses to he paid from grant furuls,

13. Mr. Jue L. Reed, Assistant Direc-Gor and Teacher Trainer, IndlstrLa3. and Business Train ing hre&c, August 8-19 , 1958, tn Wlffalo, Eew York, $0 atf end the National. Conference on Industrial Teacher Educators and t h e American Voca- t i ona l &sociat ion Conference, eqenses to b4 paid ?rm txavel f u d a o f the Bureau.

14. Mr. J. B. Whiteley, lns tmct ional M a t c r i L Speclalist and State Spomor of Vocational Industrial Clubs, lndus-trial md Business Training a r e a u , Aues-b 8-19, 1958, to Buffal-o, New 'lork, to attend the National Conference on Industr ia l Teacher Educators and t h c American ITnca;tfional Associatrlon Conference, expenses to be pald f r o m travel finds or th= B ~ r e a u .

15. Elr. Soh1 Hodmff , ? ra in ing Specialist; HI, Indus t r i a l and Busimss Training Bureau, July 4-16, 1958, to Dcnver, Colorado, Casper, Wycming, B i l l i n g s , Mnkana, Will1 aton, Nor t;h Dakota, Midland, M i chlgan, Chicago, Illinois, Ogallala, Hebraska, Dayton, Ohio, and Tulaa, Ok7 ahma, f ~ r conferences I n regard to Wreau work, expenses to be paid from travel fin3 of MODC.

16. M r . Jamcs R. D. a d y , Dean of t h e Division of Sxtensicn, August 7-18, 1958, to Buffalo, New Y'ork, to participate in the m u d meeting of t h e American Vocational Association end the National Association of IndustriaL Teechcr Educators, expenses to he paid from travel finds of the Lrdus t r i a l and Business T r a i ~ i n g Bureau.

17. Miss Nettie Lee Benson, Librarian, Zatin-American Cullect ion, July 6-19, 1958, to Berkeley, California, to attend the 111 S e ~ i n a r on the Acquislti.on of Wtia American Libmry Materia1.s and to ~ p ~ n d t i n e la the l3ancrof-k Library examining natenials available by exchange or by purchase of positive microfilm copies f a r the Latin A ~ c r l c ~ n Collection, expc-nses to be paid f r o m t r a v e l l'unds of the h t i n American Instizute,

18. M r . M. J. r T h a u p ~ ~ ~ , Professo~ of Aeronautical Engin?crin$, Jul;l 4-21, 1958, to Los Argctes, Pornow, Sumpale, P a l o RLto, Moffett Fleld, California, and Boulder and Denver, Colorado, t o attcnd the I n s t i t u t e of t h e Acronx1t5cal Sciences Natloml S m e r Meeting ttrld the 19 >8 Triennial Inspect ion of the WCA Ames Aeronautical Laboratory and f o r conferences in connection 1~5th research, expenses Z.0 be paid from coutr=ct funds.

1 . W . W. Godon W e y , Dean cf the Graduate Schocl, July 6-11, 1958, t o Washington, D. C. , t o d i e cuss r;he National Scicnce Fm~rrrl~,tion' c proposed cxtensicn of i t s fellowship progrm i n t h e scLences, no expense t o the Univer~fty, but to include Houston tu 3iscuss medi.cn1 p r0~ran3 in regad to graduate research, expenses to be paid from Travel to Medical Units.

MILITARY U A V E : I recornend approval af the following leaves of absance ICC

f o r military service:

1nternatior .al Off ice Joe W . Meal May 19-23 (atomic refresher course )

+Tune 9-17 (annual u r ~ l t t ra in ing) ( 1766)

Dep~rtment 3f Aeron8utica.l. Engineering Kenneth K. Jehn June 1-15 (1640)

Department of Civil Engineering C a r l ' W i l l i a m Mo~gan J u l y 13-27

Radi3-Telev5 eio3 R . F. Schenkkan J u U 27-Augus t 7 ( 1667)

bSili%ary Physics Research bbora to-7 W i l l i m B . Purdy ~ u n e 1-15 (17E6) H e m n E . Brown June 9-20 (1944

USE OF TEXTBOOKS ;IRXTTE& BY FACULTY MEMBERS : I recommend a p p ~ ~ v t t l o r the -- use of t h e PoLlowing t e x t s o k s w r i t t e n by facu l ty members f o r the 1958-59 Long Session :

1. Engineering Descr ip - t i~e Geometry, Second E d i t i o n , by C . E . Rove and J. 11. McP'a~lttfid, Dtpartmnt c f Drawiag, published b;r the D. Van Hostrand Comp~ny, Inc . , which sells for $4.25 w i t h 3. r+o-~nl-t;y to t he au:hors,

Use qf Textbooks FlrLtten by Faculty Mern1)ers ( continlled ) - I .. - - 2 - Engineering Descriptive k c m e t ~ y Probl?ms, 'by R a e and McFnrland, published by I). Van Nostrand ~ ~ w p a n y , ' Tnc . , seUitg f o r $3 50 with 10$ / royalty to au thors . 1

r C. c. 9 AVAAD FROM SDFEY E. MEZES FUND: The Sldney E. Mezes Facul ty Donstlcn fdO ' - - - - - - - Committee has made an akmd of - $250 f ~ c m this fund. The rec ip ien t w f l l be reported in Executive Session.

CL4SSIFBD P4.Y PIAN: I reccmend mddition of the following classks: -- < Monthly A m u a l M-*

Step C l a s s Range Rmge ~mies - 6513 Profess ioml Musician $3 ,00 per hour

effcc-tive May 1, 1958 f o r rehearsal; $4.00 per hour for per* 1 o m n c e

2305 Laboratory Bac terSologis5 effective duly 1, 1958 $305-490 $4620-5880 33

2013 Social Science Re~carch Associate V, effective

5> 1358 $592-910 $710h-10,920 $2

'-1 recornend t h a t e f f e c t i v e September 1, 1958, the renges on Class 2013 be increased to $710-1,000 f u r rnmthly, and $8,520-12,000 f o r arlnual - Step Number 6.

OUTSIII& LW ADDITIONAL Dl.WES: 1 reconmend th& the following facul ty Kpermitted".tfl-' ur,dertake -the outside and additional duties

outlined-, the work to be performed at such times as not t o interfere with University assignmento:

3.. Mr. J. G. P.ahburne, A s s u c i a t e Pror'esa3r c!f Accounting, to serve 8.S e d f t o r aE the bimon~hly b u l l e t i n of the Texas Society of CPA's. The pubiicat iorl is to be redesigned as a techrlical professional Journal.

2 . M r . Raymond Y. Dawson of the E u r e ~ u of Engineering Research, to act as special consultant t o the Engfnecrs T e e t i q !,bur~ltory, Tnc., of Houston on tetiting foundations on property belonging to the University, ~ h i c h m y be leased j f the results of the investlgatlon cre sat isfactory. The fees an6 expensps will not r ~ c o e d $350.

3 Kc. S l i f t o n Glflliams, P.se;iatant P n f e ~ s u r of Music, t.0 appea? at t h e S t a t e UnFversitg of Iowa as guest cotnpgser and conductor, for whtch he will receive a $100 fee, and to serve as &st rowosef and conduc~ur at t h e lam Bardmtsters Canvention, f o r which he will receive travel / expenses,

FACUTTY LEGISLATION; I recommend approval of the fo l lowing legislation w m a s been passed by t h e General F ~ c u l t y andlcr Faculty Cauncil; copies of which have heen furnished tlie Regents:

1. The Fac111-ty Counc i3 approve& by the c i r c u l o r i z a t i o i ~ procedure on, C' May 23, 1958, the proposals (1) to Change Plan Z b a d i n g to -the 'DP-cc of B a ~ h e l o r of Science i r ~ Aeronautical hlgineering (DW 2550) and (2) HI #ll/

c to Change t h e Statement concerning the Amount o r L a t i n which vill Sat is* the Fore. gn language Requirements f o r a Major in Anthropology :,',* A/ '

f o r the Dee;r?e of Bachelm cf A r t s , P I m T; .to C b n g e the WJor R z q u i e u e n t s f o r a Major in Geography f o r t h e Degree of Bachelor o f Arts, Plan I; to Change the Requirement fo r a MaJor in Philosophy f o r tl-c bgm of Bachelor of Arts, Plan I; to Change the Requirements for t h e Degree of Bachelor of A r t s , Plan I, wi Lh a Majar in ~ G n c h and w i t h

Faculty Legis la t ion (continued) - a Major fn Spanish; t o Changc t b e Phllclcophy Requirement for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts, PZan 11; and to P~otr-Lde for Students Taking the Degree of Bachelor of A r t s under Plan IV, Scheme 11, Who Do N o t Attend MeBical. School at Calveaton o r Southwestern :o Graduate wi th EIonors (D&P 2551-54).

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2. The G e n e r a l Taculty on June 12, 19 58, approved by the c ircularizetionn dd03 procedure the proposal to reword the present scholastic proba:ion r e y ~ l n t i o n s (G. F. Minutes 7136-37) -

3 . !he ~aculty Council on June 13, 1958, approved hy t h e c i r c u l a r i z a t i n n ,q-. L L ~ 1.p p-roceaure Lhe -proposed requirements in the four-year course f o r the .V - / 2 Bachelor of Science in Phamnacy (D&P 2573) . f 4. The Faculty Council at its meeting o f June 16, approved the two motions by t h e SpecLal Committee appointed tc study and rsposrt on t h e establishnent of a program of h c r i c a n civiUza+ion. (D&P 2577).

Page 28 Architecture Change Romld - Roessner to Roland - Roecsner

Page 31 Bacterio1o~;y Increase the salary in the u n f i l l e d positLon of Laboratory Services Supe~visor f om $3,024 t o $3,324 to bring it within the approved range for the c l a s d f i ca t i6n , addillonal r'utlds t o come from Unallocated Salar ies

Page 156 Research in Texas History Change T e x s lf ication of Ches t e r V. KieLmEtn

from Social Science- Research L~sociate I1 to Social Gc ience Research Associart;e I

Page I64 Bureall af Business Rescarck ~ h a n g F t h e item "Maintenance ar-d Operation" to ?Maintenance and Operati~n, 3rd Travel"

CREDTTS FOR SALES FlECET,?TS: I: recommend apprcml of' the fol lowing -- submitted hy M r . G. C . Stames, A u d i t o r :

Approve the following schedule re f lec t ing the receipts t ha t have been credited to t h e varir)us rtepartments for Sale6 and Services in the querter snding Hay 31, 1958:

Transfer Account to Number T F t l e Amount 2ccount Number

Credits for Sales GZYZ Expenses

13661 m e of the Regictrar $ 101.35 14522 13663 Student Health Center - Out Patient

D i v i s i o n 220.75 14602 13667 Official Publications 773 -75 1 4681 13673 D i p l o m s 8 .DO 14Eh 13678 University Film Program 158.00 15COO

Resident Instruction and ~ e ~ a r t m e m c h

1 3 0 4 T E z F t F 13709 G e o l o g ~ 137h1. Aducational Adminlstrati~n 137 5'1 C i v i l Engineering

CreditG f o r Sales Recsipts (continued) -- Transfer

Account to Number T i t l e Amount Account Number

Resident Instruction and Departmental ~ e s e a r c h c ont inued

Drama Graduate School of Library Science College of Pharmacy College of P h a m c y Intramural Athletics for Men

Organized Research University Research Institute Institute of Public Affairs

Library Physical Plant -

Department of Buildings and Grounds Department o f Buildings and Grounds Department of Physical Plan t Maintenance Department 0-f U t i l i t i e s

Organized ~ctivities Relating - t o Instructional Departments Radio-Television -

Testing and Guidance Bureau - Extension Div ia ion

Public Appropriations Credits for Sale8

C _ _ _ 13950 Bureau of ~ u b l i c School Service 38.10 25301 13955 Extension Teaching-and Field Service Bureau 5.00 25364 13965 Package Loan Library 35 -34 25482

TOTAL

To accomplish this, increase Account No, 1800 - Budget Estimates by $7,188.46 and charge such sums to the indicated Esthiated..Zncom accounts for Credits for Sales; and credi t each departmental appropriation account w i t h t h e like sum received by each department, such appropriation to be made from Account Ro 2900 - Urlappropriated &lance .

Sincerely yours,

H. H. Ransom

THE UNXVEKSITY OF TEXAS O f f ice of the VICE-Presi.dent and Provas t

Maf n University Allstin

Dr. Logan Wilson, President The Universi t y of Texas Austin, Texas

Dear f re sident WL1aon :

Listed below are t.ravel requests for staff of Main University which I request you present to the Regents for approval. at the meting of July 23, 1958, in Austin.

1. M r . George W , Watt, Prsfessor of C h e d s t ~ , July 7-10> 1958, to f ians ton , I l l i ~ m J s , t a attend. and preside at a symposium on the Mechanism of Inorganic Reactions sponsored 'by the Division of Physical Chmistry and the Division of Inorganic Chemistry of r.he American C h e a e a l Society, expenses to be paid frm contract funcl.8.

2. Mr, AT-thur' E, Lockenvitzp Professor of Physics and Director of Mlitary Pbyslcs Research Laboratoay, June 19-2l, 1958, to Air Force Missile D ~ v e l o p - ment Cerlterp Holloman Air Force Ease, New Mexico, fo r discussion of problems in connection with Laboratory work, expenses to be pald frm contract funds,

3. Yx. Hugh S. Forrest, Associate Professor of Zoology, July 19-25, 1958, to Plew Undon, New Hampshire, to present a paper at the Gordon Research Conference of V i t a m i n s and Metabolism, eqenses to be p ~ i d from Welch Founhtlon grant funds.

4. Mr. Edwin W. mum, b a a c i a t e Professor of Management, ~ u g . s t 9-24, 19-58? to Taos, New Mexico, to participate In FaurLh Annual Training Laboratory in H~man Relations, expenses to be paLa frm College of Buai~less Adminis-Lratlon Foundation, Mr, m a is not on the Second Term Summer Semion staff,

5 , &. W, E. Barren, Director, Southwest School Administration Center, July 21-24, 1958, to Santa F e , New Mexico, to attend and participate in the New Mexlea State CPEA Workshop as a Function of t he Southwest School Adminis - t m t i o n Center, expenses to be paid from KelLogg funds of the Cen*er.

6. Mr. Nchard L, Dailey, Training Specialist 111, S d u s t r i a L and Eusiness Trainlng Bureau, July 18-23, 1938, to Midland, Michigan, to a t tend a conference with Dow Che~ibcal Cmpany pertaining to a motion picture s c r i p t , expenses to be pnld. from Various Donors for" Production of Instructional Aids,

7. Mr, &arks Hehsch, Professor of Mtany, August 24-28, 2958, to Blooming- ton, Indiana, f o r the meeting of t,ke Botanical Soc ie ty o f Arrter.1 ca, wher;; he w i l l present a paper, transportation expenses to be paid, from mnds of the Committee on Attendance at Professional Meetings,

Since~ely yours,

'.rsI;XS ',<Ii L S r' ERPi GCLLEGE .

~f 'Thi-1 U n i v ~ ~ s i t y 01 Tcxas " /

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El P ; ~ s o , Texas

July 1 0 , 1958

D r . Logan Wilson, President The Univers i ty of Texas Arls tin, Texas

Ilcar Dr . Wilson:

The following ducket is submitted lor your approval and presentation 90

t he Buard of Regents at its mceeing on Ju ly 2 3 , 1958,

0ffic.e of the Dean o1 Student LiCd ------- 1 , lippoint Mr. T,ouis C . Stan~atekos as Dean of M e n far the period ilugust 16-31, 1958 a t a salary rate of $ 6 , 6 6 7 for twelve months, to be paid f rom thc U:i.z5ocatcl S:li:;-ics flccount. . ( R . E . C . NU, 9 5 ) .

Education 2 . C h a ~ ~ g e thc narr,e of Dr. Lozier Condon, Associate Proiessor, to Dr. t o z i c r C . Henderson s ince she has recently married,

Cntton Estate < '-

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- a5te.r the begirmi,ng of the next f i s ca l year. (R.3.G. &o-.%,,,.

5. Appropriate $500 from the U ~ a p p r o p r i a t e d Surplus - Frank E. Cotton Estate Trnat L ~ c ~ l t n e to be uscci t o defray expenses for two or three candidates who may be brought to the campus to be interviewed for. khe position oJ Dean uf Women. (R.E.C. No. 85).

CONTKACTS, --The fullowing contracts have been executed rln behalf of

T e x a s Western Gollege by President U y s a r t E. Holcomb, I rccammend approval and ratification of signature.

L Tvlodifi cation No. 3 , Supplemental Agreement to Contract No. F)A 27- (' 04G-OR D- 1237 with White Sands Mi G sile Rangc coverirlg re sea rch and ' 1 , :I,' \ \ : ana.lysis o i certain acoustical and me teorolagical data. This modifica- tior1 provides for all incrca.se in a l l o t n ~ c n t or' h n d s from $47,000 to $98,000, Increases the n ~ m b e r of research engineering hours , and in- rreases the scopc of work.

2. Modification No. 1, Supplemental Agrecn~ent t~ Contract No. DA 29- f'

U40-OKD- 1349 wi th VJhite Silnds Misailc Range cvvering de sign and , . I I '

devclopmcnt of nose cone extknsions . T h i s modification extends the t e r r n oi the contract without increase or dccrcave in the amount of thc contract or the scope of w ~ r l c ,

3. In thc meetirlg of the Board of Regents held May 29 -30 , 1958, Busi- ne srj M a n a g e r A , J*. Smith was authorized to call for b ids and award contracts covp ring ins t a l t a t i v ~ i o f ncw roofs on Cotton Mernor la l Building, lv~agofiin Auditoriuiil, and the Garage and Carpenter Shop in accurdancc wi th specifications prepared by Dczn E. bi. Thon~ss , Engineer of Zuild- --

have 'been reccivcrl and contracts have been

Cotton h4ernori a? El*.ilc!inp _ C . ---I

Soudlwe s t e r n Glas a apd iLiill*.vork $1 ,243 .',, '>, * '

Soulllwcstern Sheet. W:et?,L 'eVor!:s 1,800 'YVeeks Roofing Co~npr~ny No bid

Magoffin Auditorium - --- Southwc see rn Sheet iV,et;ll VJorlcs $3,600 S ~ u t h w e s t z r n G'asa & 1Lil:work 3 , k58 l.'d~eclcz F.oclfinz Loinpar~jr No bid

G a r a ~ e and Carpenter Shop - - . _ _ _.- __ _ I

Southwe stern GLass & Gi l lwork $ 674 Southwe stern S5eet & M e t a l Works 1,050 Weeks Roofing Company No bid

The cas t of the roof fo r Cotton Mcmorial Building 1s to be paid from the maintenance account f o r Cotton Memor ia l Building, Current Re - stricted Funds Budget. The c o s t of the roois for hiagoffin Auditorium and the Ga rage and Carpenter Shop is to be paid from the account for Improvements and Repairs, General Funds Budget. It is recommended that these actions be ratified. t"* ;. ,, : . h .

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SCHE LLENGER LABORATORY. --Approvc the following appointments' 1 under W h i t e Sands M i s s l e 7.?--q-- Contract No. DA 29-040-ORn- 1237:

1. M r . Paul C, H a s s l e r , Associate Professor of Engineering at a Lnng Session salary 01 $5,706, a s Research Engineer, 118 time, fo r the pcriod May 1-31, 1958 at a salary of $79.16, and 114 time for June 1-30, 1958 at a sa-lary of $158.33 . ( R . B , C . No. 57).

2. M r . Thomas G. Barnes , Professor af Physics at a Long Session salary of $6,70U, as Principal Investigator, full-time, for the period Junc 1-30, 1958 at a salaryof $744.44. (R.B.C. No. 6 0 ) .

i M r . Harold N. Ballard, Assistant Professor of Physics at a Long Scssion salary of $5,000, a s Research Physicist, 3/4 time, f o r the periodJune 1-30, 1958 a t a salaryof $416.67. {R.B .C. No, 61).

4. Mr, Robert L. Schumaker, Assistant Professor of Physics at a Long Session salary of $5,000, a s Research Physicist, 314 time, for the per iod Junc 1-30, 1958 at a salary of $416.67. (R,E .C. No. 62).

5. h-;r . Harold S . Slusher , Instructor in Mathematics at a Long Sessian salary of $4,500, as Research Physicist, 314 time, for the

period June 1 - 3 0 , 1958 at a salary of $374.00. (R,B.C. No. 6 3 ) .

6 . M r . Ralph M, Coleman, Professor of Engineering at a Long Session salaxy of $6 ?00, as Research Engineer, 114 time, f o r the period T. :le 1-30, 1958 at a salary of $172.22. (R.B.C. No. 64).

7 , M r . Howard C , V a ~ z a n t , AY sistant Profe s SOT of Engineering at a Lollg Session salary of $4,900, as Rcsearch Engineer, 1 /4 time, for thc periodJme 1-30, 1958 at asalary of $134.11. (R.D.C. No. 65).

8. hlr. Carlos McDonald as Rescarch Engineer, full-timc, for the period June 1 - 30, 1958 at a salary of $ 5 0 0 . OC, (R. B, C, No. 66).

3 . M r . C. J. Cervcnka, Assis tant Professor oi Engineering a t a .Long Session s s l s ry of $5 ,2GO, z s Research Engineer, full-time, for the period June 3-30 , 1958 at a s a l a r y o f $577.77. (R.B.C. No. 57).

10. Mr. Francis t, Fugnte, Assistant Professor uf English at a J,ong Session salsry of $4,400, as Technical W r i t e r , full-time, for the gerind June 1-30, 1959 at a sa lary oE$488.83. (R .B .C . No. 6 8 ) .

1 1 . M r . Oscar H. hjicMahsn, Associate Professor of Physics at a Long Session salary of $5,800, as Research Physicist, 1 14 time. for the period Junc 16-30> 1958 at: a salary of $80.55, ( R , B . C . No. 711,

q ,L1 Approvc the following appoinhncnt under White Sands Missi le Range 1 . ' ' Contract No, DA 29- 040-ORD- 1 349:

1.2, Mr. J, W , Scruggs, Assistant Professor of Chemistry at a Lang Session salsry of $4,800, as Research Chemist, 114 time, for the period June 1 - 3 0 , 1958 at a s a l a r y of $133 .33 . (R.B.C. No, 70).

Approve the followfn appointment under Urhitc Sands hliliusile Range Cc.)ntract No. DA 29-040-0RD-1332:

I \ / 1 3 . M r . E. A. D e n , Instructor, 1 / 2 time, in Mathematics for the j , / 0 ah:'.

First Term of the Gummer Session at a salary of $375, as Research Physicist, 314 time, for Uie period Junc 1-30, 1958 at a salary of $375. ( R . R . C . No. 64).

I :. U . S . PUBLIC H E ~ ~ L T H SEKVLCE GRANT. --Approve the following I, ! . '

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appointments undet U .S . P.H. S , - NIM Research Grant 5SlG:

1 , ibir, E, Jamcs Landers, Assistant Professor of Riological Sciences a L a Lang Session salary of $5,300, #as Go-investigator for the. period June 1 '- August 31, 1958 at a salar,y of $588.89 pcr month. (R.B,C. No. 581,

2. M r . James B . Reeves, Assis tan t i?rofessor of Biological Sciences at a Long Session salary of !$5,2n0, as Co-investigalor, 314 time, for the period June 1 - J ~ l y 15, 1 9 5 8 at a salary of $ 4 3 3 . 3 3 per month. (R.B,C. No. 591,

.'d INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS. --Approve t h e payment of $1,1133.60 ' ;'. 1; "

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f r o m departmental funds t o M r . Ross Riioore, Instructor of Health and Physical Education, for extra work in handling the advertising for the football program during the 1757 football season.

TUlTZON SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS. --The Comptroller of Public Ac- counts, State of Texas, has requc sted a certified excerpt from the Board Minutes setting up the amount of Tuition Scholarship Grants for the f iscal ycar 1958-59, It is recommended that such certification b e furnished showing t h ~ t an amount of $ 2 , 5 0 0 has been budgeted to covc r Tuition Scholarship Grants for the 1958-59 Long Session,

TRA.NSFiLK O F GEKERAL REVENUE APPRQPRIATION.. --It has been of $ 1 5,0f i0 out of General ~ e v e n u e Appio-

~ a l a r + s ~ , $ o r the 1957-58 i9& area of General

the State Comptroller -'/' requested to transfer (3 e

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CkIFTS, --The following gif' 9 have bccn received by Texas 73estern College, I rccomrnend acccptanc.e and that the thanks and appreci- ation of the Board of Regents b e sent the donors by the Secretary, except in the case of gif ts u 1 $100 or l e s s which I have been authorized to accept on behalf of the Board. In the case of scholarships where the recipient i s designated by the donor, it has been ascertained that tllc donor is a charitable or public foundation and the donation does not constitute an evasion af t a x e s .

' 1 , The E l F a s a f i r r n s l i s t e d b e l o w h a v e giventheindicatedamaunts , , 1 , '

which have been credited to an account designated as the Education , . b . . ,

_ .eparment Gift Fend, 7 ' l ~ r e n t Res t r ic ted :?unds 'Section. Thc'sc funds have been used to support s course given by the Education De- partment designed for teachers-of science in the Public Schools.

Donor Amount

El Paso Natural Gas Co, $lOO,OO Soutbe rn Union Gas Co . 100.00 Mountain State s Telephune & Telegraph Co. 100.00 El Pavo Electric Co. 1 0 0 , O O Standard Oil Company 100.00 Phclps -Qodgc Refinery 100.00 Atlas Building Products Co. 75.00 Radioplane , Uivis ion of Northrup 50.00 Southwestern Portland Cement Go. 50.00 Transferred from T. V d . C. Advertising Fund 200.00

$975 .00

< - r 2. The Parent-Teacher As sociation of Jefferson High School (El Paao) ,,, 7: $7 i , ,

has givcn a scholarship in the amount of $ 2 G O for the 1958-59 Long Session, naming the recipient. Tll is is a continuation of do~iar's scholarship as sistance program.

, ; m y \ 3. The Parent-Teacher As sociation of El Paso High School has given .\ , , $300 covering two scholarships of $1 50 each for the 1958-59 Long h

Session, naming the reclpicnts. This is a continuation of donor's scholarship assistance program,

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: 4. The El Faso Board of Realtors has givcn a scholarship in the ', - ,+\ [3 amount of $1 1 5 for the 1958-59 Long Session, naming the recipient. This is a new scholarship.

- 5 . The El Paso Elks Club No, 187 has givcn $600 covering two scholarships of $150 each and three scholarships of $ l O O each for the 1958-59 X , < . 7 1 . ~ h n g S c u sion, 11arnir.g the recipients, This is a continuation of donor's '

scholars hip assistance program.

1, .) > f :, ', . <-'6. The El Paso Chapter of Associated General Contractors of Amc rica..,,. >

has given a $250 scholarship for the 1 958-59 Long Session. The re- i cipient is to be selected by the College Scholar ship Committee,

6. '7. The EX Paso C i t y Panhsl.!.znic Congre s s llss given a scholar ship ,:

jr' In t h c amount of $125 for t!ze 1958-59 Long Session. This scholar- ~ i ~ , ,

ship i c to bc awarded by tht: College Scholarship Cornmittcc, the ,

recipient being a warnan student from El Paso County.

H The Parent-Teacher As s ~ c i a t i o n of the Alta Vista School (El Pauo) 4

has given a $1 25 scholarship fo r 1 9 5 8 - 5 1 to be awarded by the ~ o l l e ~ c ; ' ~ Scholarship Committee. The recipient is to be a former student of Alta V i s t a School.

{' 9. The Hortcx Manufacturing Company, Inc, of El Psso has given a I S

$200 scholarship for 1958-59, This scholarship is known as the Louis /'I/ ! '

Horwitz Memoria l Scholarship and is awarded by the College Scholar- '

ship Committee, This is a continuation of donor's schalarship assistance, , I

' . The following contributions have bcen xeceived and credited to an account designated as the Band Uniform Fund, Current Res tr ic ted Funds Section, to be uscd Ior the purchase of new uniforms far the C:ollege Band;

Atlas Building Products G o , $200.00 Robert E. and Evelyn hicKce Foundation 100.00 Feinberg Foundation 25.00

f 1 1 . The Haag Tractor Co. oI El Paso has given $300 for a scholar- , , I ?/ ship to bc awarded for the 1958-59 Long Se ssion to a student majoring iri civil or mining engincering, This scholar ship is to be awarded by the College Scholarship CommiLtee upon the recommendation of the Dean 01 M i n e s and Engineering.

1 The State NatlonaL Bank of El Paso has given $500 to be awarded ,

ac; scholarships for 1958-59 to students majoring in Business hdrnini- s t rat ion, These scholarehips will be awarded by the College Scholar- ship Committcc .

. F,: 3. The El Paso Downtown Lions Club has given a $250 scholarship

for the 1958-59 school year to be awarded by the College Scholarship Committee.

,% c14. The Feinberg Foundation, Inr . has given $675 for two scholar- -,.I. )1

ships for the 1958-59 Long Session tu be awarded by the College Scholar ship Cornrnittec.

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,I 1 ?, ,'!.,, ' 1 15. The C1 Paso Bowling Associalion has given a $150 scholarship ,Y; , -

for the 1958-59 Long Session t o be awarded by the Cwllegc Scholarship" Committee .

6 Dr. Nancy Lee S w a m has given a collection of forty- six items' of , , : '

Chinese and Japanese clothing to the Centennial Miuseurn. These items . are valu1e.d at approximately $350 arid arc an excellent. addition to the Museum's c thnology collection,

The following gifts of $1 00 or less have bee11 nzade to Texas Western College and proper scknowledgcment has been made by the College to the donors:

1 'Yhc El Paso Minera l and Gem Society has given $25.00 to the I , ,. j

lviuseu~m. This has been deposited in the i;l;uscum Gift Fund, Current ; /

lie stricted Funds.

C: The El Paao Chapl r r of the Arncrican Association of University ,

Itomen has given a $100 scholarship for the 1958-59 Long Session. This scholar ship is to be awarded by the Collegc Scholarship Com- mittce t o a senior or graduate woman student,

< 3. The El Paso Music Teachers Association has given a $75,00

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scholarship for 1958-59 to be awarded by the College Scholarship C:ornrnittee to a music student.

( 4 i The Parent-Teacher Association of B O W ~ E High School, Paso, , , I

has given a $100 scElo1arshi.p for thc 1958-59 L ~ n g Scs s i o a , naming the recipient* This is a continuation of thc donor's scholarship assistance programb

51 Lrrs Lanceros Latino Americanod, El Paso, has given a $75.00 , ,

', scholar ship for the 1958-59 Long Session, naming the recipient. This is a continuation of donor 's scl~olar ship assistance progfamr

," 7 ' 6, Alpha Delta Kappa of El Paso, Texas has given a $501 00 scholap- ,

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ship for the. 1958-59 Fall Semester. This award is made by the College Scholarship Committee to x senior woman student majoring in Education.

1958 Swnmer Session Economics and Business Administration - 1, Change the appointment of Mr. Dale Cramer, Assistant Proiessor for the First. Term 'at a salary of $95 0, t o three -fourths time at $712. S O , - -(R.B.-C. No. 7 2 ) .

2. Change the appointment of Wir, Leon Feldt, Assistant Proiessor for the First Term at a salary of $934, to half-time at $417. (R, E, C, No. 73).

3. Appoint h: rs . Stella Smith as Asslstant Professor, half-time, for thr: First Tcrrn at a salary of $408.00, (R.B,C. No. 74).

Education 4, Appoint M r . Paul E. Thetford as Assistant Professor, half-time, at a salsryof $416.50. (R.B.C. No, 75).

English and Speech 5. Accept the resignation of M r . Joseph L, Leach, Professor of English for the Second Term at a salary of $1,000, (R .B .C. No. 89).

Health and Physical Educatipn - 6 , Accept the resignation of M r . Dale B. li\Tatcrs, Associate Profes- sor for thc Second Term at s salary of $ 1 , 0 0 0 . ( R . B . C . No. 9 0 ) .

History, Government, and Sociology - 7 . Interchange the appointment6 of M r . Waync E, Fuller, Associ- ate Professor at a salary of $81 7, and Mr. Ari A. Hoogenboom, Assistant Professor at a salary of $767, so that Mr. Hoogenboom serves the First Term and Mr. Ful ler the Second Term.

Mathematics and Physics - 8. Accept the resignation of M r . Yi. L. Shepherd, Assistant Pro- fessor f o x both terms at a salaryof $800 per term, { R . E . C . No, 76).

9. A p p n i n t ?Ar. V . A . hiicu1l:a as Assis tant Professor for the Second Term at ;I s a l a r y of $617. (R.B.C. NU. 91).

10 . Change the appuintment 01 M r . Robert L, Schurnaker, Assist- ant Profcssor fo r the First Term at a salary of $833, to half-time a t a salary of $416.50. (R.B,C. No. 7 7 ) .

1 1. C k n g e the sppointmcnt of M r . Harold S. Slusher , Instructor f3r the First Ternn at ;i salary of $750, to half-time at a salary of $375. (,;.C.C;. IJo. 7 8 ) .

12. Accept the resignation oi Mr. 0. C. Kruschwitz, Instructor f o r the Second T e r m at a salary 01 $751i. (R.B.C. No. 92).

13. Appoint Mr. E. A. Dean as Tnstructor, half-time, for both tcrms at a salary of $ 3 7 5 pcr term. ( R . D . C . Nos. 8 3 and 9 3 ) .

hiodcrn Languages ---- 14, Change the appointment of Dr . E. T, RufI, Professor of Wllodc rn Languages for the First Tcrrn at a salary of $1,217, to - -

half-time at a salary of $608.5~ . (R.B.C. No. 7 9 ) .

E / i u s ic -- 15. Change M r . Ralph C. Briggs, As sociatt: Professor at a salary of $792, from the First Term to the Second Term.

Philosophy - and Psychology 16. Accept the resignation of M r . Clyde E. Kelsey, J r . , Assistant Professor fo r the First Tcrm at a salary of $917 and half-time for the Second T e r m a t a salaryof $458, (R.B.C. No. 80).

17. Change the appointment of M r . Paul E, Thetford, Assistant I>rofessor for the g'irst Tcrm at a salary of $833 to hall-ti:-n< at ;t z a l z l ~ ? . . of $416.50. ( R . B.C. No. 75)

Engineering 18. Acccpt the re signation of Mr. Clarence J, Cervenka, Assistant Professor for the i7irst Term at s salary of #T-. (R, E.C. No. 82) .

J f L 7 N u r s i n ~ - 13. Appoint M i s s Maura Carroll as Visiting Lecturer in Nursing fur the Second Term at a salary of $1,050, (R.B.C. NO, 94).

Bureau of T e s t ing , Guidance, and Consultation - 20. ~ c c Z p t the resignation of M r . Clyde E. Kelsey, J r . . Director, half-time, for the second term at a salary of $459. (R. 8 . C . No, 81).

Swimming Pool - - 2 1 . Authorize the following payments as compensation fox swimming instructions given to young children as part of t h c program for both terms of the Summer Scssiun: (R.B.C. Nos. 8 7 and 88).

Leroy G, Sei l s , Professor 01 Health h P. E. $264:5O per tc rim Denny 'tl. Collins, A s s t , Prof. of Health .Tc ?, E, 25Ci.'I;G per term

Office of th& Dean uf Women --.- - - - u -- 1 . Accept the resigrlation of M i s s Bet ty W . Cosby, Dean of Women at a salaryof $ 7 , 0 0 0 , effective September 1, 1958, {R.E.C. No. 2).

- ,,+ r" 2, ~ p p r c l p r i a t c an additional $4,000 from the Unsgpropriatcd s u r p l d p - , J h

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.- Frank U. Cotton Estate Trust Income for scholarships Iar women 1- , / -

r;tuduccs for thu 1958-59 Long Session. Since this amount wil l lapse on A ~ g u s t 31, 1958, the additional appropriation requested will not -ffect thc estimated balance at the end of thc 1'959 fiscal year. (R.E.C, No. 1).

Sincerely y o u r s ,

Dysart E, Holcomb President

July 10, 1953

D r . Lagm Wilson, ?resident 'me Lliive p s i ty of Texas A ~ : r t , i n ! 12, Texas

Dcar D r . Wilson :

The f a l l o w i n g docket is subrnitte3 f o r your approval and presentation t o the Hoard of Rc.gerlt,s at. I t s meeting in Austin on Culy 23, 1958:

I. A?prove 3r-i increase in t h e Estimated Income - Hospitals from $2,525,000 1 . ~ 1 $2,625,003 fo r the f i s c a l year ending August 31, 1958. (RBC No. 1116)

2 rFrmlsf el, $13,1~:0.170 f rorn Unapprop~isted Income to accounts i n d i c a t e c ~ below:

Executive Directer's Office Maintenance and Equipmen;

Susiwiess W a g e r ' s Office Maintenmce and Equipment

Auditor' s Of ficc Ma.intenm ce and Equipment Special Eq~ilprnent

Staff ?ersonnel Maintenance and Equipment

General store^ Maintenance and Equipment

Mail and Tele2hone Service Maintenance a n d Eq t~ ipmcn t

Print . Shop Maintenmce and Equipment

Security Division Maintenance and Eq-zipment

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Warhner ' s C@m?cnsat:i.3n Insurance and OASI - 3. T r a s f c r $ 5 , OUO from T u i t l o r ~ Scholarships and $10,000 from Unapprupriated Tnrnrne to Workmen's Compensatiurl Insurance md UASI. (RBC No. 160)

SCEOOL OF MEDICINE - -- Anat O M ~ - 4. Transfer $6,750 from Instructor (Coyle ~illiams) t 3 the accounts indicated helow, effective June 1, 1958. (RBC No. 147)

Laboratory Technical Assistant $ 2,760.00 Laboratory Helper 300.00 Unalloceted Salaries - Teaching 3,690.00

Total $6,?go.on

5 . Acccpt the ~ - e s i u l a ~ l o n of Ur. Lee J. Haasis, Instructor, at a sa la ry rate cf $6,600 for twelve m ~ n t h s , effective June 30, 1958. (RBC No. 155)

6 . Appoint; M r . Wendall. K, O7B&een as Inssructor (vice Dr. Lee J. ~aasis), at a sala,ry ratc of $6,690 fo r twelve m n n t h s , e f fec t ive July 1, 1958. (RBC ~ 0 . 1 7 9 )

Are sthesiology 7 . Reappoint DP. Moore J, H. Yen, returning from a leave of absence, as A s s L s s ~ L t ; Professor, at a salary pate of $7,200 for twelve months, effective J.,.ly 1, 1958. Uaused funds to be t r a n ~ f e r r e d t o Unallocated Salaries - Teaching, (RBC No. 157)

8 . C~eaLe a spec ia l account captioned "Remodeling of Ward Area - 2nd Floor, Sealy ~ o s p i t a l , " by t r ans fe r r i r~g $2,400 from Special Activities Account-

Professional Fees - Anesthesiology, and $3,600 from Unappropriated Surplus. (RBc Mo. 177)

Ne;ir:~lo~;y mil Psychia t ry 9. Appoint Dr. Wlllim P. Wilson as Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Researc:h Direc.l,or, at a salary rate of $20,000 for twelve months, effeot. ive J'u.1.y 1, 1958. W d s to come from the Current Restricted Account - Special F I Z ~ rJ3 he used f o r the support of research, augment.ation o f ce r ta in sa1ar l .e~; HOE& F o u n h t i o n Grsnt, and Unallocated Salaries - Teacl~ ing . (RBc No. 140)

10.. G m r ~ t Dr. B . i l l W. Henry, 1nsl;ruct;or at a salary r a t e of $6,000 f o r t:t.r:lve ~nonths, a military leave of absence with~ut salary, effective ,Tune 30, '1978, (RBC NO. 154)

11, Appoint Mrs. Agnes C. Ritchie as I n s t m s t o ~ ~ , at n salary rate of $6;780 f o r twelve months, effective May 1, 1958. Funds to come frorn United S t a t e s .Pul,lic Health Service Grant No. o ~ - ' T ~ ( R ) . (RBC 158)

Oto-Ek,rino-Laryngolo~ 12. Accept- the r e s i p a t i o n of D r . Kermeth G. Cambon, Ins t ructor , at n salary I-at-e of $9,000 fo r twelve m o ~ t h s , effective June 23, 1958. NO. 159)

Pathology 13. Reappoint Dr. Alphonso J . Strano as Research Associate (full-time) at a salary rate of $6,466 f o r twelve months, effective June 1, 1958. Fur~ds to come frcrn U. S. Public HealLh Service Grant No. E-1660. (RBC No. 345)

PeCiat.rics -- 14 C h ~ r ~ g e the status of Cecilia Y. Willard, A m i s t a n t Professor, from t*ull-time st a salary ratc of $6,450 for *twelve months, to h a l f - t i m e at n sn1a1.y r a t e of $3,225, effer:tive July 1, 1958. Unused. funds to be trans- f e r r e d t o Un.s,llocated Salaries - Teaching. (RBC NG. 174)

:15- L're~t.e a p u s i t i u n of Social Work Supervisor and appolnt Mary A. Bccler to this pos i t ion at a salary rate of $564,@0 f o r twelve months, effect ive May 1, 1958. Ebmds needed to come from 'Jnallocated Salaries - Teaching. Miss Beeler also serves as Social Casewa~ke r I1 in Medical Case Service at a salary rate of $5,Gob.no per ann~m; t o t a l salary fa r twelve months; $ 6 (RBC No. 176)

6 Appoiri L Dr. A,m(~nd S . Golrjrnm as Instructor at a salary rate of $9,000 ror t-welve months, effective Ju ly 1, 1958. Funds t o come from the posi t ion Professor vacateil bjr /;he resigns.tion of Dr. Theodore C. Panos. Unused f u r i d s to be tranef'erred t ~ ? Unallocated Salaries - teach in^. (RBC No. 178)

Surgery 1 Accept thc resignation of Dr. Howard B. Bell, Assistant (~horacic urger^), at a salary rate of $5,000 for twclvc months, efPective J u r ~ 30, I 950. (rat NO. 156)

18. Accept the resignation of Dr. Dalton B. Deckmn, Instructor . at a salary rate of $6,000 for twel-ve rniinths, effect , lve ~ k L y 15, 1958: ( R B C NC. 172)

S 7 2 p ~ y ( ~ o l ~ t d. ) 19. Appoint D r . William A. Clark 111 as I n s t r u c t o r , at a salary rate o? $ 6 , ~ for twclve months, v i c e Dr. D,lton B. Deckman, effective July 16, 2958. (RBC NO. 180)

SCHOOL OF NURSING 20. ~ c z p t t h e r ? s i g ~ a t i o n of Mary E. Beikert, Associate Pmfessor, at a, sa.lary rate of $6,000 for twelve months, effective July 31, 1958. (RBC 110. 173)

Organized Research Tissue C u l t ~ r e Laboratory 21. Appoint Dr. mnald E. Rounds as R-c-search AesociQte, at a ah l s ry ratc of $?,104 for ttr2lve month^, cffecti ve May lA 1978. Funds to come from the U. S, Army Contract. No. DA-49-007-MD-32. (&i@-A/5i)

T i i z s ~ e Me Labolism 3esesrch L ~ h n r a t o r 22. ~ r m 0 . 0 0 to th~Msinten:rxe end Equlpmant account frorn thc Re~earch Technlciwl I1 account. (RBC no. 175)

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23. Accept thu r e s i e a t i a n of P x . Rcuel S. Yurvis, Directcr, at a salarjr ,*air-. of $10,200 f o r t w e l v s months, ~ffectivc 31, 1958, (RRC No. 170)

4 T r m s f c l - $12,477.& from Unappropriated Income and $7,522.40 from Url- ap~.lropriated Swylus t o the Maintenance and Equipmcn5 account. (RBC No. 169;)

HOXFITALS C e u ~ r a L A d m i n i s f , r ~ t f o n - anrl Expcn3c 25. Crea,Le a new p s i t i o n of Hospital C o r ~ t r o l l e r mil ~tppoint Mr. L i m e L. Riggs to this position, at a salary rate of $6,500 f o r twelve months, efTectivc June 1, 1958. Imds i n rnme from Unallocatcd Ehlarits - I J u r l - Teaching. ( 5 3 ~ No. 152)

26. Approve the c l~ls ing cut of the Central Servi r.e nepsrtment, and transfer the b&lm.ces of the various accounts in Ghe manner indicated

Trarb sf e r frorn: C e n t r d S e r ~ l c e u Laboratory H e l p p r $ 343.32 Maint en ance and Equipment 19,012 -70 Credits for Changes D i a t r l b u t e d to

D e p rtment s 3,195-Oi Credits for Liner) Charges Dj stributed to

Department s 3,130.01

Transfer to : Nussi~g Servjce

Central supply $20,8$h .8h Suryizal Operating Suite

La'gorntory Helper 348.32 Housekeeping

Linen Serv lc c 7,352185 Credi ts far Linen Charges Disrributed t o

Departrnsnts 3,130.01

t h e a~gropr ia t i .on for Staff N'UEZ to the Maint.eriance

Blood B a ~ k and Henatolo % ~ T ~ f e ~ $ d r 3 m Laboratory Tschnalogist. I and $5,495.06 frm Uzapprcpriated Income t c r the Maintenanze and Equipment, account (RBC Nc. 164) $

t o the Maintenance and Equipment account from the a c c o ~ x t s .. -

h d i c a ~ e d below:

Clrri:al Assistant Laboratory Technolclgist I Laboratory Helper Unappropriated Incc,rf~e

fidocrlne Cl.inic 3b. ~ r i f . n s ~ , ~ ~ ~ ~ f r ~ m Un&ppr>prI.atcd Tr~ca,me to t h e Maintenance anll Equip- mer l - t account. {RBC NO. 166)

PP r s o n 3 el C l i n i c ~ra:;s-,~W f r - o m Unappropr-iated Incorte t.n t,he Main,nrl;uzce and E4uip- /

meet acco:*t, (RBC No. 167)

Radiology Service 32. f '75,000 to t h e Maint.enmc;. arxi Eq~~ipmer.t, account as dndicsted b e ~ o w ; {f l t t t 4 - /&I

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Secretary X-Ray Tec.hnicia-11 Student X-Ray Tecbnlcian UnapprQpria ted Inccrt~e

Gencl-al Services Hozseheeping 3 . Increase the s a l a r y of M r . R n h ~ r t C-. L o c k e m , 3xe~uk,<~p ~ ~ , u . ; ~ k t i ~ p ~ r , f ronl a salary rate o f $>,880 for twelve months, to a sa la ry rate of $6,46?- for. twllvc mcnths, e f f ~ c t i ~ e May 1, 195e. Funds needcd to c 3 m r frem the appropritilion for Housekeepers. (RBC Nc. 348)

ni etar Service 0 0 to the %g;en$yjxnd EqxiQrntr~i a c c o u n t f :.or th+ accounA,s as i n d i cat ed below : .+,,6tAA.-

%od Service Supe r'visor $ 1,388.68 Stores Clerk T I 1 13.00 Ac couitirig Clerk 520.00 Adm5nistrativc Dietitiar, 828,82 Therapeutic D i e t i t i a m 4,741.50 Unappropriated Income 22,500.00

PZASS - GMMENT 07 DUTIES WITH YAY I N EXCESS O F TWO WEEKS : I; r-cotrunend approval. .f tili. f : ~ l l ~ ? w i c n rc l s s s i~mer l t af d ~ t i ~ s of+ the staff xcml~ers l i s t e d helou:

I . Appr ?*re +he a h s e n c ~ of Mr. Dmlc l J. B a b b i t t , A ~ s i s t a u t Director cf IIvspitals , f w . 3 l h::. ~ ~ d 5 r ~ a r y c P ~ t i . e s a t The University of Texas Med.Lcal Braqch f o r the P I ' ! "d 17'.,re 1, 1958 through June_ 30, 1950, and for that, per iod reassign M . m t o a !:prr7.i.al, r e s e a r ~ h project of The U ~ i v e r s l t y of Texas Vedical Branch, M r . fl17?'61.', t, w i l l at;t-.nd t h e Un1v~rsit.y 3f Toronto, Toronto, Canada, to compla t e a (:::'A rnse I:; Hospital Orgmlizatlon ard Management t h a t he began in 1956, H.;.tj t r a v e l Expenses are to be paid from the Current Rest , r icted Acccwlt - Sealy arc! Sriith Fo!a:da?,icm Donat5on G r a r ~ L .

P. App-rove the a'bsesce of Miss L e r c t t a Rc'berts, Ass isxnt Professor i n Publ ic Heeli h N'::rslng, from her o r d i n a r y du-tiec at The UiilversiLy uf TSxas Medfcal Rrenrh fer* f he period Y B ~ 30, 1958 to July 25, m58, anti f ~ r that pnrJ.ad rc- a s ~ . i . ~ 1:er. TJ a s,peci.al. research projecl; cf The Vniversity of Texas Medical. Brar: c4hU Miss R&ert,s vill s117ervice nine regi stered wurse baccnlaur-eat.e ,r.tudec.t,s i o t he i r p~actice of public healt,h nursing, which i s a req1irpl par5 :jC t h e course f a r 2 i g h t veeks, a t the Dallas City Heal1.h Depar;rnerii,. H p r ?xpcnses are to be paid from t he School. of Nursing - Malntcn~rlre and gq 2;:. :llli+?rJ 1 0

3. A ~ p r u ~ r e the ~ibsence of Dr. Gwendolyn Crass, Assistant Professor of Pa! ~,~13g3r, f l - ~ m her. urbilinary Cutirs at; Thc U ~ i v e r s i t y of Texaz Elcdical Brmch f 2r 3 11~: p~rizd J ~ F 15> 1358 I.hrou& J u l y 3, 1358, atld for that period rcass i gn lirr 1 , ) a special rezcarch pro;ect f l f The Univer-sity of T u n s Medical Branch. Dr, Crass v i l L atter~r'i a coursc given i i l tl'Lrt*Lrun micruscopy a t Cornell Wr:ixr-r.e i +-v - a - Ttl~ar-a, N e w Yorlr. Her t r a v e l expensrs are t o hp paid from L ~ P C ,r I-5.r. t. RPS l,r.Ected A c c n u ~ t . - P~rof ess ional Fees - binte.la;nce, Equiprr~ct; an1 Tl"av c 1.

! k . P.pp?,::v~ the ~tl~sence of Dr., Craynelle Robertson, Professor mil Acting Cha; ma.-, of tY11.e Departme~l t; of 3phthal rnology, f r o m her ordinary dut icn E L L The U11iversit:y of' T e x a ~ Medical Rrmc11 for t h e period August 30, 1959

h:.:~ September. 213, 1358, a n d f o r t ha t period rmc-.a.ssiep herb t o a special r n s ~ a r c h pr..lject of Thp University of Texas Medical Branch. Cr. Rnb-rtsnn w!, li Y t, j,rr:ci he I'r,temstional c3phtlmlmo7.ugical Corlgress in B r u s s e l ~ , B c l g i l ~ m , Sepl.~mber 5-13, 19>3. H e r t.ravcl wj.11 be perfornzed wi thou t expense to the Unive r s i t y .

t.. f i p p r ~ v ~ t-he aksenc~t 3-Y Dr. A. Packchmim, Professor of lllicrohjr>logy, f r 3 m ILLS 2.rdinar.y Ctuties at. The Universfty 3f Texas Medical Branch for ?.he p r r i-xi T.~. ly ?a, lj15e Lo Septen~bcr 15, 1958, arid fur thal, perlod reassign h1.x ,to a special research p r o j e c t of Th? University o f T5xas Medical Branch. Dr. T'ackcha;Lnn will p ~ r s e n t a paper at the 7iAh I n t e r ~ a t i o n a l Congress of M.i c,robd;logj in S-t,3c;rholm Sweden, Auaist 4-9, 1958; ilc will prczer I t, a yapcr aL t h c bl,h International Congress of Tropical Mcdicine and Malaria ir Lisbon, P~t,t.l~ghll., S~pternber 5-13 1958; a l so , he t d l l a t tend thcTr~t~rnat ional Can- gres:? ori T ~ y ~ a n ~ s o x c s a n d Trypanosomissis in Brussels, R?l..&zun, a n t ] visit v n r f _ , . ~ : s sc:iect.if 'ic institutions in Fraice, England, K3lland. Tentatively, I?e pl-c? s t3 take part i n Tvur No. 6 f v r a v i s i t nf e1eve.i days t o the Soviet Ut; i ,.!r:, luide r the aus13:i r:es of the Inte-n~atiofiai Corlgress cf Microbiolcgy. I 1 i . ~ ?;mr:spa;rrtat;ion rrum Ken York to Europe md re tu rn w i l l be paid by -I he U. S. Navy (MFiilital-J A i r Transport ~ e ~ v i c r ) . Other t ravel expellseE to be p3i.d from t h ? Navy Contrac-t; No. ~onr-1061(0~), and khe Up john Company Grmt.

THE JAMES W. MCWUGHLIN FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM: Approvc t h e recornendation of 1 :?,,, ; ' thc M d i c a I Brwlch McLaughlin ~ommittee to amend the present tcrrns and con-,,?, z' ' c l i t i o - ? ~ ~ o f the James W. McLaughlin Fellowship prcgram- by i n c r e t~ s ing the ; I :

s t ipe r~ds P n r Medical S t ~ d e n L Fellowships from $200.00 per month to $250.00 per month, e f fec t ive June 1, 1958.

-1 , fi,' ENTERPRISE BOOKSTORE: Approve a 10% rebate of the Bookstore

sales to t h e purchasers and authorize the Business Manager t o issue rebate checks ~ubJect t o cancellation effective August 31, 1953, if not picked up by t h a t time,

SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS: On recommendation o f t h e appropriate c~rnrnit,~ee the following awards have heen made:

Thc Mu Delta Honorary Medical Service Society Scholarships wid A w a r d s --- - Wrvin Dunaway TGEI Taylor M&rtel Bryant Carroll Zones Victor C"nvoJka w e n e Sarles

Louis Jacobs on Scholarship

W i l l i a m Page $150.00

The Gs,lve s ton Coca Cola Bot t l ing Corr,ymy Scholarship - --

Borden Undergrafiuate Research Award

Charles E. A n b e u s $500.00

Tlze Kass Award for Research ---- Robert E. McMasters $2 50,00

Thc Dr. Val t er J'unius Hildebrmld Sck~cr'Larships -- R i l l . Allen D i c k i e Allen Martin Chaney J i m Curry W. R. &gvall Paul Hea.ton Arthur R . Howard Paul H i l l J o e E* Jobvsson ELmo Vinav R . J. Schroeder

The W l l l i a n l N . and Ida Z i r a Alsha Omega Alpha Scholarship - - - - J o b Earl Hildebrand $100.00

Lederlc Laboratories Scho la~~sh ips

Normai A. Miles A.rthur H. Howard

SCEO3;ARSHI.PS AND AWARDS ( Contirlued 1 -- St'ucZent Assccistin~ - School - 3 f Nws,ing A . r - 3 ~

E ~ l e n ? Evans W k z 5 Jacksor. Naomi B l e z i n ~ e r Jellell Kollle Arnic Lee Moore Wfl ina lone M i t c k p l l Barbara Uowell Mary Jamison

Jcane 73. Kemprler Fwd - 1958-39 Scholarship

M r . D. A. Dreyer $6,000.00

GOVmYZENT CONTRACTS AND GRANTS: The following cmtraci.s and grantb hr i*e heen negotiated by the Business Manager ar-d have been s i a e d by the Executive Director upcn the recomcndation of the ~ c a d e n 2 c d t r e c t o r ttnd the B u s i r ~ e s ~ bb.ager, a d approved by the Compt-olkr axld President. 5; recommend yom

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1.. Grant No. ~-178':, liy which thc Dcporl~sent of Heal%, Education, and 1; ? Welfare, PubLic Bealth Service, provides $2,300, f lsr 7;hc period FI8.y 1, 3358 through April 30, 1959, Por research on "Surface r @ G P O S l S @ E elici ted from the cerebral cor-r.ex." This project. 1s di rec ted by Dr. Sidney Ochs, A s s l c t a n ? P-ofesco~ n f Physiology.

/?. G r a n t M. Z M - G ~ ~ G - C B , by which the Department OP Ueslth, Education, m d ,,-,:,,,; '

' \ Elelfare, Public Health Service, p r o ~ i d ~ s $11891. 00, for L1.e p e r i ~ c l June 1, , , ' :

1958 tl~ruugh Aumst 31, 1$5e, f o r Undergraduste Tra in ing in Psychiatric ,'I '+ Nmsing, mder t h e direct iorl of MISS Fkrjoric Barthol'f, Dean of the School of Nrrrsing.

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' a 3. Le t t e r of Ex&ension, dated June 2, 1958, by which ';he Depar tmen- t of Health, '

Education, a n d Welfare, Public Health Servize, extends t he termination date of G r a n t KO. c - ~ ~ G P ( c ~ ) from March 31, 1958 to b y 31, 1958, without additiunal i ' u i d s . The rcvised ~eriod dates are December 1, 1551 t h r o u a May 31, 1.958. The pmject is directed by Dr. Morris P~llsrd, Professor o f Preventive Medi- c i n e .%~d Iublic Heal th .

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1' 4. G r a n C No. ~-1660(~1), by which the &partmen% of Health, Education, and . '

Welfare, h b l i e Health Serv-ice, provides $5,040, f o r t h e perlod June 1, 1 9 5 8 : '

t l~rougl~ August 31, 1353, for yesearch on "~echanisms ar~d e e f e c t ~ of in- flammationmii The project is directed by Dr. Howard C . Hopps, C h a i r m a n and Prufessor of h e Gepal-tmer~t of Pathology, L . ,, \ <

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5 G r a n i , Ho , ~-2409(~), by wl?ich the Departnent o f Health, Educa t i~ l i , ;tnQ ,;-\;. '

' ~ e . 1 fare, mblic H e t ~ l t E Service, provides $1,978, for the period Jme 1, 1

19% thrcu& May 31, 1959, for research on "Arthrit-is md Metab3lic ~ i s e a ~ e a . " 3212 s proJect i s directed by D r . Habelt N . Cooley, Chaimnm and Professor 01 t h e Dcpartnent of Radi310~~r. /F,r:

* ! Y. 6 . Supplemental &reentent. No. 3(59-~"84) t u n l r Forcz Ccntr(rc,t Ho. AF 41(65~)-8b,

( by ~ h l E h the Departmen: of the U. S . fir Force, provides $1,670 and extends the t~rnirlatj.011 date o f thi: con.trect t h r o - ~ h IVovemher 30, 1958 f o r %search on "The incidence 3f s i c k l e cell trait and other hemoglob5nopathies a n d th= deter- nlnatior. of the erfect of hi@ altituaes on people w ? . t h such a b r o m l i t i e o . " This prcject is di rec ted b~ Dr. W i l l i a m C, Levin, Assoc ia te Professorh uf S n . ~ e m a l . Medi ci.nc,

' ModlficaLlon No. 7 to Contract NO. ~ ~ - 4 9 - 0 0 ' 7 - ~ ~ - ~ 1 4 7 , by which t h e Depart- ,., -1 mei.!t of the U. S. A-my, prtivides $35,9 '~0, Par t11e period May I, 1958 through . , a ,

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JgrrLL 30, 1959, for res-arch or? "Studies en B u r n s and Wowd Irealing." This . , '

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9roJezt is Ji . rccted by Dr. T, G , Blocker, Jr,, Professor of ? l . ae t i c and Maxi1lofac:ial Surgery,

("6 Ccuntmct No. LF Ll1(/-57)-2211, by whizh the Depar~mcnt. of the U. S . : , J,, At r Force, provides $13,011.00 f nr the period June 18, 1955 thrcugk June j' 3.0: 1959: fcr research Qn "fie Effects o r S t r e s s , Zncludirg Eyy~xia , orr '

t h e 81~0: Clot t ing aii3 Clot Lyslng Mechanisms,." This zro jec t is d i r e c t e d d" by Dr, M. Masun Guest, P T O ~ ~ ~ S S O P and C h a i r m a n of' the Y~partrnent 3f' Physioluw, snd D r , Robert. Celmder, Assistant Prof ~ s r ; o r of E t o c h c m i s t r . y .

/ 9" G r a n t Nu., BM-90-58, hy vhich-the Unikcd States Atomic Energy C~mml;sion,~.!

( ?resides ( 5 ? ~ 3 5 , for t h e pulbpuse ci' >urr:hasing equiprn~nt an& matariala Lu Sc -~-scA for ;,he c-ntabli _- s h ~ ~ t OE a raclioisotopa t ra ining p rngrm, under the ; i" c3irect.ion of DY. ~ c b e c t N. Gooley, C h z i l + m m and Pr-ufessor of Radio1 rlgy, m d Dr, Colvin H. Amex, Assistmt Professor of Rsdiolog:r.

/.I." Grant N c . NSF-~5679, by which the Nations- Science l o w ~ d n t i o n , Washinqton .' 1 25 , D 4 C , p r o u i d ~ ~ $g,Aun, for a perh,!od of appruxirn>t.ely t k r c ~ t YECLI~I'Y, be- .-. .

g i n z i n ~ if\ J1rnt.l ~ $ 5 3 , for sup>ort uf research en t ' ~ t ~ d i e s cf the 3at.use of The Zu~f'ace R2sporrses ?ram the C r r ~ b r e l Cortex E l i c i t e d by Direr :* Or Senso~y

I I SLil;~ultl t lo!~. This p r ~ j c c t i s di rected l:y Dr. Sid r~ey Ochs, A s a i o 5 a r l b P o - f 'esxc~r ~f Phys.iclog;r.

CONTRACTS UVLJ A C t ~ ~ ~ T S (ACA~EKIC) NONGOTEKXME3T SPOMSOKED, U'ICZWLNG FESEABCFI GRANTS DZSTIRGU ISRAEL,E FHOM GIFTS . - CONTRACIS: The followin&: conk r w t s ha;^ >eel1 executed on bchalf el: The U r ; i v e r s l t,y of Texas Mcd-ical Branzh by ",he Executive D i r e c - t o r . I reczmmald a~-,prival a n d ra-l:if'icaticlrl t ~ f ~ i p a t u r e :

. The Hesrar?h Corgoration of Aev York Ci t ,y has serdt $5,160 as a y r a l t - ', .k.

.i 3-ai:i f 37 sup?ort cl' Dr. I;udw:ik, Anigstein 's project eni,it,le3 " A a t Pi5u-i s a r y .; ~ r 5 - i hsdi .ts , " ln the Dcpnr tmen t of Prcven t iv r Mcdl c l n e ?ad Publ i c Hcal :h, .,$ I,?

The &rant, is ef fec t iue forn a period oY one ycar, b e g i n n i r ~ ~ In MRrcll, 1358-

( 2 The Nationel FmC Tar Pedical Eduaa,tio:l, 2 W e ~ t 46% S t r e e t , Ncw l.orlc 36, N.Y. has axarded a Lrveloprnental a12 S ~ ~ c c j a I . P i l rp~sn C r m t i n (be amcunt.., :.b:.,,' of $5,5?3?! f cr thc Revis i u n of Laboratory Courcc in Medical. Uiochemistry. This 'CPOJFCI, is directed by D r . hdrew A. Or~nsby: Glkair~nar, a d Proftt~csor, Der,ar.t,menl, or Blocbemistry. The gran t is eff e c t i v ~ for a cllle ycal- p c ~ l c > d begirmirrg in ,July, 11953.

6 Toaac,:o I n d u s t r y Hesearch Comi i tec , 150 East Forty 9e20o3. S k r . r r t , N e w Yorq 1.7, B.Y. , ha:-] ~ppr.m~-ed n. grarit in thc amount of $5,273. Sg for con- :lnuation of Dr4 R. H . Eigdcnl:- r ~ s e a r c h en "~fle-t oS Tobacco Tar md O t l i c r . Carclnoaeric Aceuts oil the Respiratory Tract of +.he Du;?kr' i r i the Drpn.rtner1.t n P P ~ t h r , l o ~ y for p seccmd cnl?ndnr jrea:, h g l n n ' ng J u l y 3 , 191-jE..

(C L. Nntlo;lal Society Tor the P r a r n ~ t i o n of Blindxcss, 1790 Brcndh-ay, Nrw Y o ~ k 13, lU.Y .> hat: provid5d a re r~er fa l grant in i.he arr~r.lw?t c;f $4,500 Tor sjlppor:; of Dr. Gaynell. Robertsnn's pro,ictct etll,ftlrd "Effez-l; of ElectroL:;t,zs un R y e Tissue as Erlr0w:t,e~c3 i n Ocular ~ u ~ ~ ~ t . r y , " i n tlre Depzrtn~ent vr O p h t h a l m l n ~ y . The grau t i . ~ effective f c r s. y ~ r i o d of ejghteen monCh;5, b s g i ~ ~ ~ ~ l i ~ g Jul;< 1, 19$?1.

oOrJTRAcl2S, Ac7IEBhlENTS (BUS IIJESS ) CONTRACTS: The following contract, has bezn executed o n bchalf o r The -- Un iver.s.ity o I' Texa~ Metiical Branr:h S y the o f 5 c i a l 5 nrfica-l ec. I rccr:mi.n(l. pppro~ral ~ . r ~ d rat if i c n t i ~ ~ ! s~f s imat,:~re s :

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hFallit+r, R~~s i~ ;ess Nun~ge:., snit Urn John B. Tr 'c~Lcw, Executiva Directorn, by ,. whi ch t i l l Sirate o? Texas T)?part,ment of IIealtk.., 4:rovj.des tt surr~ not to cxcmeed

$5~) ! ; . 0~~ rcr r;he period June 6 , 1958 t o June 30, 1958, f o r the care of c'hdldr.elz wha arc scvtlrely irr\palred in hearing. mis pro tec t i s directed by Dr. A r h i l d E. H ~ n s e n , Ck,,airman 3rd P r o f ? ~ s o r of t h e Department. o f P e d i a t r i c s , Dr:.. Frederick A. ;fuilford, Associate Prgfessor of' Oto-Rhino-Laryngclogy. %is cor : t ract was signed by the SCase Bcard o f Control. on June 5 , 1958.

F The E o l l ~ w i n g gifts haw been received a t the Medical Brarlch. I recem- P

rnend acceptance and that; the a-pprociation af the Board of Regtlnt.~ bc s e n t the donors by the Secretary:

- Miss H m a h H . Bochman, c/o C q d e r e & C3. , Cottcn M'zhange Bui ld ing , ' D a l las , Texa.5, has sent a check in t h e mount of $ 2 5 ~ . 00 ?or the pl.n-pGse , , , ,

. , i r?P establishing t k e Yetta Hochann Memorial Flmd. The fwd3 Ftrc to be admir,iste~ed by thp D i r e c t o r of the Medical Case Semi ce Departarn: in the ; lospital to meet the needs of patimts f o r care a n d trea'cment.

'(2. Thc Tobsceo Industry Reocarch Committee, 150 East F o n y Seoond Street, , Dew York 17, N. Y., has sent a check in %he amount of $600 for a medics- student s m e r research fellowship.

d l 2 - i (7 ' 3 . SeaLanticF?u~d, I n c . , ~ O W e s t ~ O t h S ; r e e t , N e ~ Y o r l r . 2 C , N . Y . , k a s a r r ~ L , i n chezli i n thc amount of $4,000 to gmvide scholarshipa for r e g i s t c r r d Kurser who are studying for the Bachelor of Science degree in u u ~ ~ s i n g . Tt is -rbeliirestell *.hut no publicity be given this gift without zonsul1:ine; t h e donljr Ijef crehmd.

, '1. t rder le lajoretories, Anericarl Cyanmid Company, Fear1 Rivcr, New York, has ~ e n t a check in the amount of $1,200 rcpr-senting (.he lump s u n ?&pent f4:r tho n:edica: student research fellow&ipa.

' ( 5 . Mr. Ro3ert L. Z inn has sent a check fcr $'jOO.cO representing a gift from the Zelda Zirm Casper Foundation f o r s u p p ~ r t of research c~ hepa-l:itlc m13er the d i ~ * c c t i m a o r D r . Mo~ris Pollard, Professor of Preventive Medicine and Public Health. Acknowledgment tc be addressed t o Mr. Finn ia ~ 3 . r ~ of

1' ?,inn Petrolcum ~ o m p m y , BOX 160>, Oil Center Station, M ~ y e t t e , Louisiana.

6 . Six checks, m c h in the amowrt o f $7'01..25, represer-ting the semi-mn~ral ccntrihuL.iun for the perliod M q 1, 1958 through October 31, 1958, has b e ~ n recciv tsci f r o ~ n v3rious indust-i al concerns f o r support cf experimental work .. 0x1 "A Phy~iological Study of Carkmon lack," under the direction of Dr. Carl. . - A. Nau, Proics s o r of Preventive Fedic ine m d hlblic Health. These i:ldustrial CO:~C~L'RG llave: supported t h i s research for a nmber of yearc and all donst.ions ha -~e bcen previously docketed. It i s the wish of the ~3rrrpmliec that , no p-uislic:it y be gluen the ~~ntributions.

, 1. The Hog& Foundation for. PentaL H e ~ L t h , The Universi ty r>f Texas, Austin, \ ? Texas, has sent a check i n the amount of $1,800, the f-irs*: payment of a

$10,00~ ~nn:r iI , l :~lon, to be uscd 70 s~lpplement the salary of Dr. William P. Wf Lso:~, A a s v c i ~ t e Prof ~ s s o r of Neurolcgy and Psychiatry, and Resear& Director of Psyc!~iatry,

A i I -' ' T h e H e c r i c , m d . E l i z a K e m p n e r P u n d h s s s e n k ~ c h s c l r i n t h r a m o u l l i > f $6,000 ' . ' ,

r e p r e s e ~ ~ t i n g the Jeane B. Kempnes Scholarship Awarr1.for 1958-59. M r . D. A . Drcyer Js the re&pjenF or this abard. Acknowledgment, to be adilrccocd to M r . Harris 2. Ktl~tipner, Vice-Chaimm~, The Harris and E l i z a Kempncr h i d , Urn 9. National Bank E,uilding, Galv~ston, Texas.

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LOUIS Sacohson, 202L Mechanic S t ree t , Galveston, Texas, has sent a ,;: !. i:, the mount of $150.00 to be used as a medical student, scholarship'. ,

l'l~~! G a l v ~ s t o n Coca-Cola Bo t t l ing Company, Galveston, Texas, has sent 1 a c:hcck in the arriount of $158.00 to be used as a med;icd stuaent scholarsh-lp ,- , .

award. Acknowledgm~nt t o bc addressed t o M r . %anWoodson, President, The - , / ? , , ' Galveston Coca-Cola Bott l ing Company.

Mead Jnlxison & Company, B~ansvfl le 21, Indiana, has sent a check in 4% mount o r $500.00 t o be used fo r the betterment of education f o r Ped . i . a l ,~~ ic Residents, lu~rZer thc d i r ec t io r i of Dr. Arild E. FIarlscn, Prof e s s o ~ - m d Cllainnan of tllc Department of Pediatr ics .

(< 12. Harte Mountain Product6 Carporation, 36 Cooper Square, N e w Yorh 3, N.Y., has sent a check in ths: amount of $2,000 f o r sup-port of a s tudy on psi LLacosis under t.he d i rAection of Dr. Morris Pollard, Director Gf thc Viru~ Research Laboratory. T h i s chcck has been deposited in the C ~ w p e n t Restr ic ted Acr-ount, No. gl(j499, as an extension of' a prcvious gift, previously docketed.

13, The Galveston Chanber of Commerce, 2021 Market Strcct, has senl, a <! :. !; *! -

check in t he mmnt, of $163.75 for reimbursement to the Medical Branch ,?->,\:, for exper! ses incurred during; Med? cal Education Week. Acknowle&gtnen t t o be addre~sed t o Mr. E. S . Holliday, General Manag~r, Galveston Chambqr o f Commerce.

OLT-OF-STATE TRIPS: T recommend approval of the following out-of-state ti- ips by the staff members l i s t ed , the i r expenses to be paid from the so7lrce of Furids indicated:

1 . Ur. Robert N. Cooley, Professor of RadLoloe~, June 4-10, 1958, to Yorktown, V i rg in i a , to a t tend the annual meeting of tizeProgram Direct~rs fo r t hc United S t a t e s Public Health S e r ~ i c e Undergraduate Teaching Qrmts. H i s expenses to be paid from IT. S. Public Health Service G r a n t No. 5 0 9 8 ( ~ 3 ) .

2 . M r . Charles M. Cooper, Jr., Assistant Administrator of Hospitals, .4uglst 15-25, 11158, to Chicago, I l l i n o i s , to attend the annual convention of t h e American Hospital Association; h i s expenses charged to t he Current Restricted Account - Xealy srtd Smith Foundation Donation G r a n t .

j. Mr. J o h ~ H. Cross, Jr., Research k s o c i a t e in Prevent-ivu Medicine and P u h l i c Health, August 21-30, 1.950, to Sloomington, Indiana, t o presext a paper at t he mnual meeting of the American Society of Paras;it,ologists; h i s expenses to be paid Prom the Current Restricted Accourit - National Sci e r ~ c e Foundation Grant No . NSF G-4088.

Dr. Etta M ~ E Davidson, Associat,e Professor of Microbiology, August 21- 28, 1958, to Bloornington, Indiana, to present a paper at thc annual meeting of t h e American Society of Parasitologists and the meeting of the American Tnst , i tu te of Riological Sciences; her expenses to be paid from the Current: Restricted Account - National Sciencc Foundation Grant No. MSF G-4088.

5 Miss Ruby Decker, Educational Director of Physical Therapy, June 14-22, 1958, to Seattle, Washington, to at-Lend the- joint meetings of t;he Council of Educ:atinnal Directors of school^ of Pbysir:tll Therapy md the School Section @f the American Physical Therapy Association; her expenses to be charged t o the Cur~ent Restricted Account - Monsanto Grant f c r Rehabilitation Clinic.

6. Dr. John R. Derrick, Assisi;ant Prafessor of Surgery, 31me 4-6, 1958, to Wright-Patterson A i r Force Base, Myton, Ohio, to confer kith Colonel R u f ' w Hessberg of the Aeru-Medical Research Laboratory concern5.1l.g his research problems; his expcnses to be yaid fron the Current Res t r i c t ed Pazds - Na-l;ional P x ~ d f o r Medical Education Grant.

. Dr. David A , Grmt, Residerlt i n P)astic Surgery, May 14-17, 1958, t o Washington, 3 . C., t o a t tend t he meeting of t he Subconuuittee on Trauma oP the National Acadeqv of Sciences, National Research Counci l . Hit trav~i expenses to be paid from the Special Activities Account - Pya- fessional Fees - Plastic Surgery. 8. D r . Charles E. Hall, Professor uf Physiology, Jume 20-23, 1958, to Li-F3tle Rock, Ukansas, , to confcl- with Dr. Horace Marvin, Chaimnan of the D e ~ a r t r n ~ r ~ l ; of Anatomy, University of Arkasas Medical School, concernirlg h i s research proJec t . His exFenses are to be paid from the U . S. Public Eealth S e n i c e G r a n t F7o.R-2703.

9. Dr. Williw L. Harlan, Ass i~ tmt Professor of Neurologf and Psychiatry, June 15-13, 1958, to Atlantic City, N. J., t o a t t e n d the annual rneetillg of the Arnericarl T J e u r ~ l ~ g i ~ A ~ s o c i a t i o n ; his expenses t o be paid from the Cm-rcnt Restricted. Account - Special Fund t o be used f o r the support of r e s ~ a ~ c h , augmentation of certain salaries, and t rave l expcnses for younger staff rnembm-s to at tend medlcal meetings.

1.0. Dr. John Y. Harper, Jr., Resident in Ophthalmcllogy, June 21-27, 1950, to San Pra.n(:i. sco, Calif orn ia , to parti e i ~ a t , e in the program at ,the ~necting of kilc Azsociation for 0phi;hahrLc Research aCd, also, attend the meet j.ng : ~ f the Americm Mcdicsl Association. His cxpenses to be paid fronl the Current R e s t r i c t e d Account - National Socie ty for the Prevention o f Blind- n e s s Grant.

11. W.Arthw G. Bennlngs, Director of University Hospitals, A~wpst 17- 28, 1.358, , to Chicago, 1 1 I h u i s , to attend the m ~ u a l meeting€ of the American Hospital Association; h5s ewenses t o be paid from the Clnrrent Res t r i c ted A c c ~ m t - Sealy & Smith Foundation Donation G r a n t .

12. fir. B y r o n Karadeloglou, Resident in In te rna l Medicine, June 17-24, 1958, tfl -1 Francisco, California, t o a t t e n d the annual meeting of the American College o f Diest; Physicians and the American Medical Association meetings; his expenses to be paid from the Current Restr ict ,ed Account - Kesidency Fund, Professional Fees - Internal Medicine.

1 Miss Katherine Kent, Medical Technologist, JU~LE: 15-20, 1958, to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to at tend the meetings of the American Society of Tecimologists ; her expenses to be pafd Yron! the Special A c t i v i t i e s Account - Professional Fees - Blood Bank.

4 Dr. Leo S . M, Duflot, and Dr. Wilson Luake, Assistant Professor and Resident, Zr i Anesthesiology, respectively, June 24-23, 1958, t o San F r a ~ c i s c o , Cal i fo i~ i ia , to a t t e n d the Anesthesiology Section of the American Medical Association meetings; t h e i r expenses to be paid from the Special Activities Account - Professional Fees - Anesthesiology. 15. Dr. J. M. Robison and Dr. George S . MeReynolds, Professor and Associate Professur, respectively, irl Oto-mlno-Laryngology, May 15-25, 1958, to San Francisco, California, to a t tend the a n n u l meetings of the Amerlcam Rhino- logical, Laryngol~cial and Otological Society, and the Americm Society of Broncho-Esophagology; t h e i r expenses to be paid from the Current Restricted Account - Olga Keith Weiss I b d .

26. Dr. J. Fred Mullins, Professor and Chaiwman of the Department of Derm- t o l o ~ y , June 20-23, 1958, t o San Francisco, C&lifomia, to discuss a paper at the meeting of the Society of Investigative Dermatology; his expenses t o be paid from the Current Restricted Account - Lederle Laboratorlest G r a n t to t h e Department of Derrnstology.

17. Dr. Carl .A. Nau, Professor a d Clmirman of the Department of Preventive Medicine and Public Health, August 1-14, 1958, to Meriden, New Hampshire, to attend the meetings of the Toxicology Conference, to v i s i t sponsors of his research in Bew York and Boston, and t o inspect industrial a r ~ d hosp i ta l installations in Mabe, New Bampshire aad surrounding territories; his expenses to be paid from the Current Restricted Account - Physiological Study of Carbon Black.

13. M r . Benjamin P a m , Assistant Director of Pharmacy, July 2 7 - A w s t 2, 1958, to Chicago, I l l ino i s , t o at-tiend the mual Ins t i tu t e of Hospital Pharmacy sponsored hy the American Bospital Association. H i s expenses are to be paid from Pharmacy - Maintenance and Equipment.

19. Dr. Marcel Patterson, Associate Professor of Internal Medicine, June 21-July 3, 1958, to Sarn Francisco and Los Angeles, Calif ronia, to at tend the meeting of the American Medical Association, June 22-27 in San Francisco; at tend the meeting of the American College of Proctology in Los Angeles, June 30-July 3, 1958. He dl1 carry an exhibit to both of these meetings. His cxpenses to be paid from the C u r r a t Restricted Account - Professional Fees - Student Health Service.

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D r . A, 0 , Sineleton, Jr., Associate Profcssornf Surgery, June 18-~uly -958, to San Francisco, Cali f ronia , to present a film at the meeting of American Medical Association, and t o inspect internships at hospit,ais

in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Salt Lake City f o r the Intern Placement Committe~. His expenscs to be paid from the Current Restricted Account - Professi~nal Services by Members of Staff - GenerB1 Surgery.

21. Miss L. Jean Stubbins, Technical Director of the Blood Bank, June 15- 20, 1358, t o Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to at tend the meeting of t h e American Society of Medical Technolog1 st ; her expenses t o be charged t o t h e Special Ac t iv i t i es Accourlt - Professional Fees - Blood Bank.

2 Dr. H. G. Swann, Professor uf Physiology, June 12-13, 1958, t o New Orleans, Louisiana, to deliver a seminar for the Department of Physiolow at Tulane University; his expenses to be paid from t he Current Restr ic ted Account - Life Innuranre Medical Research Grant.

23. Dr. John B. Truslow, Executive Director, June 4-13, 1958, to New York City, C h ~ l o t t e s v i l l c and Richnond, Virginia, to visit prospective candidates f o r the Professorship for the Department of Medicine; his expenses to be paid from General Administration - Maintenance and EqxLpnent.

24. M r . William K. Perry, Technical Director of Clinical Laboratory, and , Miss Rosemarie Winkler, Technical Director of Histologic Laboratory, June 14-20, 1958, t o Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to attend the National meeting of the American Society of Medical Technologists; their expenses to be paid from ktle Current Restricted Account - P a t h ~ l o w Department - Gifts f o r Operating Expenses - Maintenance, Equipment and Travel. 25. Dr. Fred J. Wolma, JY., Assistant Professor of Surgery, July 12-20, 1958, to Puebla, Mexico, to part icipate in t h e meetings of the F i r s t Congress of Medicine and Surgery; h i u expenses to be paid from the Current Restricted Account - Professional Services by Members of Staff - General Surgery.

26. Dr. James E. Johnston, Jr., Resident in Neurology and Psychiatry, January 20-27, 1958, to Northville, Michigan, to g e t ins,truction in Atropine Toxicity Ther~py f r o m Dr. Gordon R . Forrer, Director of the Northvil le S t a t e H o ~ p i t a l ; his expenses to be paid from the Current Restricted Account - Special Fund to be used for the support of resemch, aumentation of c~rtain salaries, and t r ave l expenses for younger staff members t o a t tend medical meetings,

Sincerely yours,

hn B . Truslow, M.D. ecutive Director

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m mrVERsIm OF TEXAS DENTAL RRUCH

Houston

Dr. Logan Wilson, President The University of Terns Austin, Texas

Dear Doctor :

The following docket is submitted for yow approval and pl'erentation to the f308~d of Regents at i t s meeting in Aus'tin, Texaa on July 23, 1958:

Anatomy (~eneraJ. - and Microscopic) 1. m. Arthur Kirschbam, El-ofessor ( t h e e - t e n t h s time) was termbated effective May 28, 1958 bymreason of his death on the same day. ( h a g e t Change 59 )

2. Appoiut DF . B i l l y J. Blankenship as Instructor (one-hdf t l m e ) at an mud sdasy rate oT $6,000.00 for t h e period June 3, 1958 t o August 31, 1958, inclusive. The necessary Funds in the amount of $733- 33 t o be transferred f'rorn Unallocated SaLmfes. ('Budget Change 58)

Anatomy (Dental Anatomy and ~ i s t o l o g y ) 3- TrarrsfeI.-$$,750.00 the unfilled position of Professor (part- time) to Unallocated S a l a r i e s - (DU Change 104)

4. Transfer $5,000.00 froin the unfilled pos i t ion of Instructor to Un- allocated Salaries. (DB Change 104)

5. Trmsfer $5,500.00 from the unf i l l ed posit ion of Instructor to Un- a l l oca ted Salaries . (DB Change 1 ~ 4 )

6. Transfer $2,000.00 fram the unf i l l ed position of Instructor (one- f i f t h t i m e ) to UnaLlocated SaLmies. (DB Change 304)

Medicine (Diagno~is ) 7. Appoint Dr. Donovan W. Brown as Rofessor at an & n n U s&my rate of $13,000.00 for the period August 1, 1958 to August 3, 1958, indu- sive. Source of funds is the unfilled position of Professor in the same depwment. ( h a e t Change 56)

8. Transfer the unused balance of $10,916.67 in the position of &ofessor to Unallocatcd Salaries. (DB Chmge 104)

9. Transfer $2,200.00 from t he unfi l- led posit ion of h s t m c t o r (fmt- t h e ) t o Unallocated S d a r i e s . (DU Clzz??e 104)

Mediche ( ~eriodontics ) 10, Appoint Dr. Char l e s W. Conroy as Assistant Professor at an annual salary rate of $8,400.00 for t he period A 1 q u s t 1, 1958 to August 3, 1958, inclusive. Necessary funds in the amount of $700.00 to be transferred from Undlocated Salaries. (J3udget Change & )

Medicine (~oentgenology ) Assistant 11. Transfer $4,200.00 f r o m the unfilled position ofl Professor (one-half time) to Unallocated Salaries. (DB Change 104)

Pathology ( ~ e n e r a l Pathology) 1.2. Transfer the mused balance of $3,300.00 in the position of I'rofessor (one-half time) to UnaUocated SaLaries. (DB Cbange 104)

( ~ e n t a ~athology) Procter and Gamble G r a n t 13. Extend the apposntment of 3r, James L. McClendon as C l i n i c d h s t r u c - tor t h r c u ~ h August 3, 195e. !ler:esswy funrts in t h e amount of $249.98 to be transferred Srm Uns;loca'ced Salaries. (3udget Change 75) $100 from Clinical hstructor (Dent& Pathology); $1 74.99 from P~octer and Gamble Grant

Pa thology ( M i crobiolvgy ) 14. Accept the resignation of Dr. Dora H. Going, Assistant Professor (one-half -t;irne) at asl a311u3J salary rate of $8,009.00, effective May 3, 1958. (Budget Change 61)

Physiology (~iological Zhmlstry) Associate 15. T r a n s f e m ~ f r m the unfilled posit ion of Bofesaor to Unallocat2d SaLaries. (DB Change 104)

Restora+,ive -- Dentis t ry (~emovablc M t i p l e Restorakions ) 16. Change the beginning ds;t;e of ap~ointment for Dr. Bil ly E . Rigsby, Instructor, frm J u l y 1, 1958, as reported on k d g e t Change 50 and approved by the 3oard of' Hegents at I t s meeting No, 570, May 29 and 30, 1/38, t3 June 16, 1958. Necessary funds in the amount of $ 2 5 ~ . 00 to be tra~sfei-red from UnaLlacated Saa-ies . (Budget Chmge 57)

17. Il-ansfer the unused balance of $33.35 i n k h e pos i t ion of Instructor (one-half time) to Unallvcated Salar ies . (DB Change 104)

Restorative Dentistry (Unit Restorations) 13. Transfer the unused b&=of5~.00 in the position of Associ- ~ t e Professor to Urlallocated Sd.ar ies . (DB Change lo)-)

Restorative D ~ n t i s t r y - [k'ixed -- HLLtLple Restorations ) 19. %ansfel: the uuluscd b a l a n z t ! un2,250.00 inthc p o s i t i o n of Assist+ ant Professor to Unallocated SaLmies. (DB CP-ange 104)

20. Transfer rhe unusld balance of $4,700.00 in khe position of fnstruc- tor t o Unall.ocated SaLa-ies. (T38 Char:ge 104)

Surgery C T ~ r a n s f er $0,500.03 Yrom the unfilled pos i t ion of Assistant Professor to Unallocated S a l a r i e s . (DB Change 104)

School of Dent& Bygieae 22, ~ r z s f e r $5,000.00 from the umf i l l ed posi t ion of Inst ructor to Un- allocated SnLwies. (UB Chsnge 104)

GIFTS : X recammend acceptmcc ~f t he fo l lowing g l f ' t s which have been received and depocitet in Current Restricted Funds - Memorid Student Loan F w d Frincipa7 :

b, J :; r- ' 1 . $9.00 to be place& in i4e:lorial Student L3an Fund in memory of ,

Dr. Arthur Kirschhz~m from the f a c u l t y and staff of the Department of Rnatomy.

. ' . $23.52 to be placed in Memorial Student Loan Fund in memory of ('- , . ,-:/ /

m. Arthur Kirschbaum from the Freshmen Class of 1957-58,

OUT-OF-STATX TRIPS: I recommend your approval of t h e following out-of- --- - state t r i p s by the s t a f f rnembcrs l i s t e d below, the i r expenses to bc paid tkom Miscellmeous General Expenses - Traveling Expenses, M e s s othervise Indlcatea :

I. Dr. Fdwir~ L. h i t h , Bof'essor .in the Deper'tment of Physiology (~hysiolagy), Ju ly 6 , 1958 to J U y 13, 1958 to go to Washington D. C. t o attend arneexlne; of the Nal;ionKL Institute of Dental Reacmch concerning the den1;a.l t r a in ing program cP United States Publric Health Service Waining G r a n t DT-17; hic eqenses t o be paid frm United Sta tes Public Wcalth Service T ra in ing Grant DT-17.

2 Dr. Edward C. Hinds, Professor in t hc Department of Surgwy, July 27, 1958 to A u p s t 2 , 1958 to go to Atlanta, Georgia t o h o r y University Dental School and t o Durham, North Carolina t o Dulre University Pental School to observe ~ r e l surgery teaching methods which may be used in the teaching program of t h e Dental Uranch, and to go to Chicago, I l l i n o i s to &tend t;he m e e Ling of tiie h e r ican Society of O r a l Surgeons as an o f f i c i d representative of t h e UentaJ Branch and t o present a paper en- t i t l e d "Bone Grafting - Indications a d Tlrning . " 1958-59 Budget

(GACATION ALI.OWPNCE FOE - NON-TEIICHING ImSONNEL, 1958-1959: I recommend yuur approval of the following vacation allowance schedule ro r ncln-teaching per some1 employed on a twelve-months ' basls, f o r the f i s ca l year beginning September 1, 1958 :

1. 8ta tc L c g d Holidays trhich a r e observed by t he Un ive r s i t y :

Labor Day Monday Septmber 1, 1958 Tllanksgiv ing Day Thursday November 27, 1958 Christnas D3y 'kur s day December 25, 1958 flew Year's Day Thur s day J m U u Y 1, 1959 f rdc~~erldence Day S akur d sy J ~ Y 4, 1959

2. In lieu of other Statc Legal Holidnys which a r e not observed by the University and t h e I,wu additional holidays allowed f o r Christmas :

The Friday fol lowing Tl~anksgiving November 28, 1958 The Idonday preceding CIristmas December 22, 1958 The Tuesday preceaing C h r i s t m a ~ December 23, 1958 The We&esday preceding Christmas December 24, 3958 The Ptr.iday f o l l o w i n g Chris h a s December 26, 1958

3 W e e calendar wccks of vacation ( f i v e days u f t h i s vacation to bc i n l i e u of o-Lher S t a t e Legail IIolidays which a r e not observed by the un ivers i ty ) ,

In some offices ~ r l d in certain activities the work schcdulc may be such as to suggest the des i r ab i l i t y of rmain ing open either on a p a r t i a l or f u l l staff b n s i a dur ing p a r t or a31 of t he Christmas vacation period indicated above. In ~ u c h cases a request addressed to the Dean's Office w i l l be approved w i t h the undcsstanding t h a t the days worked by these staff mcmbcrs d u r l n g ],his vaca t ion period w i l l be added to t he i r regular vaca-tion period. l ' h i s schedule ie predicated on the assumption that w i t h the forty-hour work week which is now in force f o r classified personnel, d l offices w i l l be closed on a Saturday which fal ls within a holiday period.

Respectfully submitted,

u John V, Oison Dean

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS M, D. ANDERSON HOSPITAL AND TUMOR INSTITUTE

July 70, 1958

Dr. Lagan Wilson, President The University of Texas Aus t in 12, Texas

Dear Doctor Wilson:

The following docket i s submitted for your approval and presentation t o the Board of Regents at its meeting in Austin on July 23, 1958 :

Radioloav

1. Appoint Dr . Benjamin C, Guttman t o the position of Assistant Radiologist at a salary rate of $ 7 , 500, 00 for twelve monvths, effective August 1, and transfer $10, 375.00 e x c e s s funds from that position t o the Reserve f o r Salaries. (RBC 6 9 ) .

S u r g e r y

2 . Appoint Dr. Richard H . Jesse, Jr . t o the position of Assistant Surgeon, Head and Neck Service, at a salary rate of $10,000.00 for twelve months, eifective Ju ly 1, and transfer $7 ,333 . 34 unused funde to the Reserve f o r Salaries. (RBC 67) .

Experimental Pediatric s

3 . Terminate the appointment of D r . Arthur Kir s chbaum, . Experi- mental Hematologist, at a salary r a t e of $ 2 , .500, 00 f o r twelve months, effective M a y 28. (RBC 6 6 ) ,

NCI Grant 2620 - C2 I

4. Appoint D r . Henry Rakoff, Assistant Biochemist, at a salary H t 1 3 - rate of $7,200.00 for twelve months for the period June 1 to ~ u l y 16, ,'; t o be paid from Other Salaries, NCI Grant 2620 - C2, ( R B C 6 5 ) .

NCI Gran t CY - 3754

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5, Appoint M r . Stillman Sirns to the position of Consultant in Statistics at a salary rate of $7,200.00 for twe lve months, effective

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June 16, t o be paid from Other Salaries , NCI Grant C Y - 3754. (RBC 68).

A E C Grant AT-(40-11-2028

6 . Appoint D r . Ronald M. Humphrey, Research Associate in Radiobiology, at a salary rate of $ 6 , 5 0 0 . 00 f o r twelve n ~ o n t h s , ef- '

fective May 12, t o be paid from funds available in A E C Grant A T - (40-1)-2028, (RBC 64).

Transfer of Current Restricted Funds to Plant Funds <

7. Add~tional funds are needed to continue with the renovation of . s

the Old Dental Branch Building. It i a r e c o r . r ~ d e d that $5,000.00 be transferred from the current restricted fund account "Various Donors for Cancer Research" and also that $5,000.00 be transferred from the current restr icted fund account "Mrs. Harry C. W e i s e Fund for Cancer Researchv. These funds are to be transferred to "Plant Funds" and will be a par t of the $55,000.00 ove r all cost approved at the Board of Regents meeting held June 29, 1957.

3 Funds . t o Plant Funds .. < J 4 :< 4

;) 8, It is recommended that $977.10 be transferred from Unappro- priated Surplus, Current General Funds t o the Archi tectural Super - vision account in Unexpcnded Plant Funds . This t ransfer is requested t o provide necessary funds f o r the salary of the clerk-of-the-works on the additions and remodeling pro jec t now being completed.

OUT-OF-STATE TRIPS: I recommend approval of the following out-of - state trips by staff members l isted below, their expenses t o be paid by the Maintenance and Travel Ac.rouint ~ ~ n l e s s otherwise specified :

1. D r . Daniel E. Bergsagel , Junc 2 2 - 2 8 , to participate in Scien- tific Sesaions of the American Medical Association and the American Medical Association Subcommittee for Blood Dyscrasias , in San Francisco, California, transportation and one-day1 e per diem at no expense to the institulion.

2 . Dr. Daniel Bil len, August 7 - 19, t o present paper at meet ing of the Internatinfin1 Congress of Radiation Reaearch, in Burlington, Vermont.

3 . D r . R . Lee Clark, Jr,, June 3-5, to participate in meeting of Clinical Studies Panel of the National Cancer Institute, Betha sda, Maryland, and t o discuss research and educational projects with faculty at Georgetown University ,Medical School. Washington, D. C. , and June 6 - 7 , to represent institution and participate in meeting of the Executive Committee on Cancer of the American College of Sur - geons, in Chicago, I l l inois; transportation and per diem for June 3 and 5 at no expense to the institution.

4 , Miss Lora-Frances D a v i s , . November 15-21, to participate in meeting af the International Conference on Scientific Information, in Washington, D. C.

5 , Miss Frances Goff, August 14-24, to participate in meeting of the American Hospital Aseociation, in Chicago, Illinois,

6 . D r . Thamae S . Osdene, J u l y 1-3, to consult with Dr. R. B . Ross at the National Cancer Ins t i tu te and Cancer Chemotherapy National Service Center , regarding present and future test status of anti -cancer compouqds , in Bethe sda , M a r yland, expenses payable f r o m 4rnerican Cancer Society Grant T-72 .

7 . M r . Henry M. Hallmark, Ju ly 12-20. to participate in the 18th Annual Institute of Hospital Accounting and Ficance, sponsored hy the Amcrican As sociation of Hospital Accountants, in Bioomington, Indiana.

8. Dr, William 0 , Russe l l , June 2 3 - 2 7 , t o act as Demonstrator of Fresh Tissue Exhibit at the Annual Meeting of the American Medi- cal Association and to present a report at meeting of the Executive Con~mii tee of the College of American Pathologists, in San Francisco, California,

9 . Dr, Warren K, Sinclair, June 28 -22 , t o participate in panel discussion at the meeting of the Socicty of Nuclear Medicine , in Las Angeles, California, expenses payable from Grant NCI CS-2078 (C3).

10. D r . E . S t a t e n W y n n e r A u g u s t 2 2 - 3 1 , t o p r e s e n t p a p e r a t t h e Gordon Research Conference on Cancer, in New London, New Hamp- shire, expenses payable from Grant NCI C-1751 (C4).

11. M r . Paul W. Yodtr, August 2-10, to participate in meeting of College and Univer sity Per aonnel As sociation, is-.Lafayette, Indiana, per diem for August 7 and 8 at no expense to institution, 6' VACATION AND HOLIDAY SCHEDULE: I recommend that the follow- /bd! 4. ing vacation and holiday schedule for 1958-1959 be approved :

1 . State Legal Holidays;

Labor Day Monday September 1, 1958 Thanks giving Day Thursday November 27, 2958 Christmas Day Thursday December 25, 2958 N e w Year's Day Thursday Januaryl, 1959 San Jacinto Day Tuesday April 22, 1959

2 . Other Holidays:

The Friday f otlowing Thanksgiving November 28, 1958 The Wednesday preceding Christmas December 24, 2958 The Friday fol lowing Christmas December 25, 1958

3. T h r e e calendar weeks of vacation (5 days of this vacation to be in l i e u of other State Legal Holidays which are not observed).

GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND GRANTS: The following contracts, grants and amendments have bccn negotiated by the Business Manager and have been signed by the Director upon the recommendation of t he contract director and the business manager, and approved by the Comp- troller and President. 1 recommend your approval and ratification of signatures .

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1. Contract No. AT-(40-1)-1828 (Modification No. I) by which the " U, S , Atomic Energy Commission provides $12,000.00 fo r the per iod May 1 , 1958 t o April 30, 1959 for research on "The Effect of Radiations on the Genetic System of Organisms in Relation to their Physiological and Biochemical Systems. I ' The project wil l be directed by Dr. Mary L, Alexander,

2 . Grant No. CS- 9579, by which the National Cancer It-tstitute . '

provides $40,653.00 for the period June 1, 1958 t o May 31, 1959 fo; research on "Short Source-Skin Distance Cesium- 137 Teletherapy Unit . \ \ The project w i l l b e directed by Dr. Gilbert H . Fletcher.

3. Grant No. CS-9494 [C), by which the National Cancer Institute 1.' 1 provides $ 2 9 , 8 1 5 , 0 0 for the period September 1, 1958 t o August 31, 2959 for research on 'tHistochernical Techniques for Cancer Diagnosis (Community Level) and Cancer Reseaxch. I ' The project wil l be directed by Dr. William 0. Russell.

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4 . Grant No. NSF-G- 5645, by which the National Science Founda- %

t ion provides $20,. 350. 00 for the period June 1, 1958 to M a y 31, 1960 for research on "Mammalian Chromos~mes in Vivo and in Vitro . The project w i l l be directed by Dr. T. C. Hsu.

, , \ , / . j - . 5 . Grant No. CS-9462 (C), by which the National Cancer Institute

provides $538-00 for the period September I, 1958 to February 28, 1959, as an increa.se of one-half of the overhead f o r the project "Studies on Effects of Irradiation on Cervical Carcinoma and Normal Vaginal C e l l s (Cytologic and Histochemical Studies oi Exfoliated Cells),'' directed by Dr. William 0. Russe l l .

6, Grant No. CS-939U (CZ), bywhich the National Cancer Inatitutei' . provides $648 .00 for the period June 1, I958 to November 30, 1958, as an increase of one-half of the overhead f o r the project "Cytochemical and Biochemical Diagnoeis of Melanoma, t t directed by Dr. William 0. Russell.

GIFTS: I recommend acceptance of the following gifts and that the ap- preciatian of the Baard be sent the donor by the Secretary:

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$200, 00 f rom Abbott Laboratories, North Chicago, Illinois, in : .

the form of a check, t o be used as a fund for a Radioisotope Training T'C'<= Course. N a acknowledgement is required.

$1,000. 00 f rom James E. Anderson, Poet Office Box 2538, , . , # : . Houston 1, Texas, in the form of a check to be credited to the Cancer Foundation.

6 $459 .70fromDentonKerr , M, D., 1207HermannProfessional . ,

Building, Houston, Texas, in the form nf a check, .to be credited to , I , .' : 1

Varioue Donor e f o r Cancer Research Fund. No acknowledgement is r equir ed.

' , cf. $500, 00 from C. R. Williams, 2203 Chilton Road, Houston i ' + , I"- ' ' , :;

Texas, in the form of a check t o be credited t o Various Donors for Cancer Research. No acknowledgement is requi red .

(/ -5. $895.00 from The Upjohn Company, Kalarnazoo, Michigan, ' f T ,(? b ,. in the form of a check, t o be used for the purchase of a Goldrnann ? , ! ' a *. / . J

Slit Lamp, ior use by biochernistr,~. No acknowledgement is re- quir ed.

(&. $ 2 , 6 5 0 . 0 0 from Mrs. W. Aubrey Smith, Warwick Hotel, \ Houston, Texas, in the form of a check, t o be ueed as a Fund for

Home Care of Terminal Cancer Patients.

Respectfully submitted,

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THE UNIYLlhTTY OF TEXA5 SOUTIiVESTE1W k ; U I C4 1, SCIIOOL 5323 Hany IIines Boulcvascl, Dallas 19, Texas

June 27 , 1958

D P ~ Logan Wilson, Pres ident 1'he University of Tex3s Austin 12, Texas

Dear DP, Mflsoni

The f o l l o w i n g dockct i s swbmi t l ed f o r your ,;ipprovaI and pre:semtatian t o the Board of Regent3 a t its meeting ~n 4 u s t l n on July 23, ,1958 ;

Ekperimental Medicine yo correct the Q m u n i u a l a r y rate of Dr, Fred W , White, A s s i s t a n t Professor, effe ctivt? Junc 1, 1958, t o $6,800 payab1.e f'rm the Department of ~xper imenta l Medicinen IM3C No, 84)

Internal biedi cine 2, Appoint Malter tlaruld h w r o n , b I , U > , as A 3 s i s t m t , effective July 1, 19581

3 , Appolnt Bobby L, Temple, hl,D,, an: h s s l s t m l - , ci'fcctlve July 1, 1958, at an annual salary o f $3: 600 payable Prom TTnlted States W,blic Health Service Graduate Training G r a n t ln Dlabetcs 24-50281t2).

Fedintrlcs 4 . Change t h e s ta tus of Dr, kIallie .A. C'nml>~:q, efi 'eetive May 1, 1958, t o Instructor I ; r l / 4 - t he ) and Increase her annu3.L s a l ~ i v to $5,090 payable as f ~llows :: $1, GOO fron. the Department of Fcdiatrics c $1,500 f ram Texas S t a t e Department of' Health Inter-Agency C o n t r ~ t ; , and $2,000 from Southwestern Medical l;'oundation, Ur, Combcs i s presenxly budgeted a.5 Instructor (part- time) at an annual msnltir3. o.f' $3,51)C) p:aid as f oflows: $J.,500 f r o m Tcxas State Department of Health Inter.- Agency C o n t - r a ~ t and $2,000 f r u m south we.^ tern bledicai Foundation. (RDC No, 82)

.Sur~cw 5 a Bale t e the paid pas1 tz on of P ro fe s so r Carrnll B r o w n m e ( C l ~ n ~ c a l , &time), ef f ectlve dune 2 O , 1958, at an m u a l ~ a 1 a r y of' $4,800 payable f m m the Department of Surgery, Br, Browrung r i l l eonklnuc t o servc as Cllmcal Professor or Ophthalmuloa and Chamman vf f he 31 v i s i o n o f O~htt~almology without s a l a q No., 85)

6 , Appoint Jerome L . Eyers. bl,D, as Cl in~ca l Ins t ruc tor In Ophthalmology ($time), c f i ' e c t l v ~ July I, 195U, at an dnnual salary uf $4,800 payable f porn t h z k p a r-tmenl of S u r ~ e r y . f r o m fund^ f o m e rly purl Dr , C a r r o l l B r o ~ n g . ( a c No. 85)

iledical El~ctronlcs Laboratory 7 , Increase the amua.1 salary rate, of !Ir [l.. Iae Roy &id, Engineering Technician - - I g effective June 1, 1958, To $6,780 paydble f r o m I~edicwS Mcctrolucs hbora tory , lk, k i d is prrvently hudgctcd dclt an annual salary rate of $6,468 payable f rom the same s o u r c e , ( l@C No, ~ 3 )

1958- 1959 Budget

A n a t o q 1. Appoirh Urn E'ranlr Karrison, eEfective September 1, 1958, as Acting Chairman o f t h e Department, without change of salary, until arrangements for a permanent replacement arc concluded, DL-, Harrison is presently budgeted as Associate Dean, Professor of Anatomy, Graduate Adviser and Director of' the Electronics Laboratory a t an annual salary a f $15,400 payable as i'olSows: $12,100 frsni Ucpartrnent of Anatoqy, $2,300 from Office of .the Dean and $~,fl l l t ) f r o m Southwest.ern i ledical Foundation. (WC No, 17)

In tcrnal lledicine 2 , Chanae the status o f Dr.. Fhriln E, Stephenson f r o m Clinical I n o t ~ u c t o r . ' t o C l i n i c a l Assistant Professor, without sal.ary, effective September I, 1958,

3 , Change the status n r Dr, Orland Baker f r o m F e l l o w t o Asslstant, effective September I , 1858, at an annual salary o: $ 3 , ti00 payabl e from United S t a t e s Public Health Service Grani H,-2113(C2),

4, Change the status o f flr, Br i an Sproule f rom Clinical F e l l o w to I n s t ruc to r , eff 'ective Septeniber 1, 1958, at zn annual ,?aiary of $7,614 payable as f o l l o w s : $3,216 from United Sta tcs Public Hea l th Service Card.iovascular Training Grant HI'-293 ( ~ 9 ) , $1,200 from United S t a t e s Public Health S e r v i c e G r a n t H-2113 (C3) and $3,200 f r o m Dallas Heart A s s u c l a t i u n Grant ., (RBC No, 16)

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6 , Appoint James Goode, l i 0 D , , as Cl.irmical Instructor (&-time), e f f e c t ~ v e September 1, 1958, at an annual salary of $2,500 payable f r o m the bepartment of Internal Medicine* ( U C No, 19)

7 , Appoint Norman Carter, M,1Ifi , as Xn-structnr, effective September 1, 1958, at an annual salary of $6,000 payable f r o m United Sta tes Public Health Service Cardiovascular Training Grant HTm:293(C9). (HBC No. 13)

8 , Xcappoint Walter H a r o l d Laweon, bl,D., as Assistant, effect ive September 1, 1958, a t an amLual salary of' %3,t;00 payablc from United Sta l t l s Publf c Iicalth S e r v i c e Graduate Traialng Grant zn Di abeies a-5028 (C2) . 9, &appoint Bobby L., Temple, H,U,, as Ass is tant , effective September 1, 1958. at an annual salary uS $3,600 payable f r o m United States Public Health ~ e m = c c Graduate Training Grant rn Diabetcs 24--5028(CZ).

10, Accept the r e s i g n a t i u t of Qr.. Ilemis A , h l r r r e y , C l i n i c a l I n s t r u c t o r without salary, effect ive June 24, 1958,

11, Accept the resignation o f Urn J a Alton Wil,qon, Clhnlcal Assistant without salary, c f f ~ c t i v o June 21, 1958,,

M i c r o b i i l l . ~ ~ y 12, Ikappoint Dr, -Richard Finkelstein, h s t m c t u r , at an annual salary rate of $6,000 effective September 1, 1958 , payable f r o m the unfilled pos i t ion f o r Assistant Professor, lhis is temporary pending appolntmant of a permanent Assistant Professor, (HBC NQ, 14)

Psych i a t q 13 ,. Appoint Mrs , Jane Friedman, N- S-W, , as C l i n i c a l Instructor, without sa lary , ei ' fect ive September 1, 1953,

14, Appoint Nrs, Bet ty Synar, hf, 5, . S , , as Clinlcal I n s t r u c t o r , d thout salary, ef'f'ectivc September 2 , 1958,

15, Appoint b I r , W i l l i m Turnage, l l ,S ,S , ,WO, as C l i n i c a l Instructor, without salary, el'l'ec t i v c Lep tembcr 1 , 19Sd,

Sur ge?y 18, Change the s t a t u s of Ur, Hubert % % l c t r r Clinical .As.jrstant Professor of Ophthahology, e f f e c t i v e September 1, 1958, with no change in salaly, Ur, beale 1,s budgeted as a clinical lnatrvctur ($>t lae) at an annual salary af $3,630 payable f ron the 13epnrhncnt o f surgery, (KBc HO, 15)

17 .. DeZetc the p r i d p o s l t i uri u.f P r o i ' e ~ , s ~ r Car ro l l . Browning (Clinical, I 2 -~ t imc ) at an annual sa la ry of $9,800 payable f r o m the Department o f Surgery. Ur, 3rawning w i l l carntin~ie t a ~ serve as Cl~nical Professo r of OphthaLnology and Chaln~lan of' t h e Dlvj-?ion o f OphZhshnmlom without s a l a r y , (NlC 11)

18, Ikappoin t D r . Jerome L, eyer,^, Clinl c r l instructor i n Ophthalmo1og-y ($.tsrnc), erf ect rve Lep l t t~ube r 1, 1358, stt an annual salary of $4,800 ~ ~ a y a b l e f rom thc Department of Surgery. runt1 5 allocated t o X)r* C a r r o l l Rrown~ng~ (1DC No, I f )

FELLOWS. .Approve thc f o l l.ow~ng appointment-s , c i r ec t i ve July 1, 1958 : -..

Pau:!. April, i I , .D > , a 3 Cli .aicsl Fellow in Tntcxnal Medicine Ju11.o Chcga riansky, bI,,I)., , as F e 1 l . o ~ L:I. I-:;rt~ r-~al Medicine Uchard bhfi 'ctt Balrlwin, M-D,. , :IS C l ~ n i c a l FeLZow in Obstetrics 8r Gynecology Vincent Charles Cirone, &i,D,, , as C l ~ . n i c a i F c l l o w in Pathology Marlun C . L , Ualdwin, 11,U,, as Cbjlnical Fellow in k d i n l n e y Kenneth. O, Adwnn, H,D,, as Fellow i .n, Surgery W i l l i a n D a v ~ d Barnctt, W,D, , as C l i n l c a l Fcl low in Surgery Edward Mouser, M , I > , , a s F1ell.aw l n 5urgel-y k i l Z u n Leventhal, bI,D., as FcZlLuw i r. ,Surgery Adel @afar N d r k i w i , M o i l , , a.5 Clzx,cal Fellow In Surgery Dona1 W.. , S h a h , b l , U , , as Climcal Fellow in surgery

POSTGUUATE HONOWUUlI: Approvtl pay~ment of an h o n ~ r a r i m of $35 t o Dr. j r-/~d- t

h d r % Go' fh* Proresuor "of Rhannscology, l'or p s t r t i c l p a t ~ o n in the postgraduate iourse I n Cardiology a t Denison,, Texas, on June 8, IY58,>

OUT,-OF--,.STATE TRIPS: I rec~mmend approval of thu f o l l o w i n g ~ut-of-state t r i p s by the staff members Zi.sted, expense% t o bc paid f r o m Conferences, kcturc; and Attendance at ~c i en t i . f " i c- )lee ti ngs d i g s othemiae i n d i c a t a d ;

1, Or, Will~m 3, Beavers, A-sistant P r o f e ~ w r n f Bhamcology, t o Ann A r b o ~ , Hichzgan, on .bugus t 23-30, 1953, t o attend the meeting u f t he American Socic ty for Piia~lta~ology and Eq1erimcntal Therapeutics;: expenses t u be paid f r o m United 51:s ~ G S h b i ~ c Health Serv~ce Grant. 5333 $5510.

2 , N r s , Joanna Bernard, Kesearcl~ T e c h n ~ . c ~ m in bIrcroblology, to iknsr1s Ci ty , ~ l i f ; s o u r ~ , 011 June 31) -July 3. 1958, t o observe research techniques in the Public Health Service i a b o s a t o r ~ e s ; expenses t o be paid from United States Public Ilcalth Service Grant E - u B o ( c ) ,

3 , MI-, W i l l i a m A , Bomer, Engineering Tcchnlciaa i n pa tho lo^, to Lmsdale, Pemsy3 vanla, on June 26-27, 1958, t o study new techniques a t the Philco Corpibration: and t o Lonrlon, Englanti, f r o m Y u r k , h g l a n d , on JuSy 1-5, 1955, t o study equipment a t Bakcr Optical Company: expenses i'w both trips t o be paid rrom Damon liunyon Grant #&,7'70 ,.

4, Dr, , lbbert To Capps, C l i r r i L ~ L .Assls tan t: Ymf'essor of' h e s thesiolow, to Ann Arbor , H i ~ h i p a n , un Augkst 21-,Septem\:er 1, 1358 , ts present a paper a t t he meetzng of the American Socie ty f o r Phamaculogy and Ekperimentnl Therapeutics; expenses t u be pald T r r m C h i l d r e n % kLcdicaL Ccnter F w d #%'590.

5 , Ur, H r ~ b e r t M , Pike, Professor of' !-11crob1nl3gy, t o Lincoln, Nebraska, on September 2 4 ~ ~ 2 7 , 1958, t o present a paper at the Semnar on Diseases Cvmnzon to 4nlm1Ls and 14an nt t h e Unlverslty c? Nebraska College o f bedic ine .

6 , Dr, Han Young Shyn, Bes ldcn t In Opht~almolopy, t o Colby College, k i n e , June ,Yl.,Septemher 13, 1958, t r l lean1 c ~ r l a i n techniques,, expenses rlut to e x w e d $400 t o be paid lronr FscuZty GiF.1 s for Surgeq- Fund.

OUT- OF-STATE TRIPS ( continued 8

7 . Dr. So E,* Sulkin, Prof 'essor of b h c r o b i u l o g y , to Lincoln, Nebraska, on September 24-27, lYSU, t o present a paper at t h e Seminar o n Diseases Cornmon t o Animals and I b n at the University of Nebraska College of EIedicine.

8. Dr, ."lorri.s Ziff, Professor of' I n t e r n a l i k d i c i n e , to the University of California on Bukusi 21-22, 195R, t o learn research techniques; expenses t o be paid f ron United States Public Health Service Grant 8-2071(M).

G0VIILW.m CONT1;CACI'S AND G I W S AMI 0THE;ll AGIWNENTS : Approval of the i 'ollowlng contracts and grants and other agreements is requested, and i t i s recommended that the appreciat ion or thc Board of &gents be sent t o the donors o f the grants, Itms 1, 4, 11, 14, & 15 have bzen previously reported and docwnented.

1. Kcacarch Grant Ib343U Department of Bealth, Education and Wellare !, A t t e n t i o n s Charles I?, Huttrer, P l , , D . , Assistant Chief

Grants and Training Branch hla tiona3 Heart Ins t i t u f e h:ati.onal Institutes of Health Bethesda 14, Maryland Iksearch nn Valvular Insufffcicnc~

' Dr. Ben Fricdman August 1, 1958 - July 31, 1959 Twelve month extension w i t h o u t additional funds. I

2. Research G r a n t ~-2182( i \ ) \ Department of Health, Education and Welfare Attention: Halph E , h u t t i , l d I . D , , Chief

.Extramural Programs Nat ional Institute o f Ar thr i t i s and lle tabolic Uiseases National Ins t i tutes ol' Health ne thwsda 14, Marytarul Diagnostic Specificity o f Oral Glucose Toierance Test Drs, b g e r H , Unger and Leonard L, Madison June 15, 1956 - June 3 0 , 1959 $2,300

3, Cancer Training Grant CT-781(ClO) Department of Health, Education and WeUarc Attention: Raymond E'. Kaiser, M . D , , Chief

E i e l d InvestigaLions and Demonstrations Branch ~atioial Cancer I n s t i t u t e National Institutes of Health Bethcsda 1.4, bhrylmd Unde r~raduatc Cancer Teac hi.,% Dr, Andrew R, Small September 1, L958 - August 3 1 , 1959 $25,000

c, 4. E'rom the riobert A. Welch Foundation, t h r u u g h the ?lain University i- *. +$ ,,>-, renewal of Grant 1-038 for thc per iod November 1, 1957 through Octobcr 31, 1958, under the d i r e c t i o n of Drs, H , C. T i d w e l l , W i l l i a m

W , Burr, Donald S , Wiggans and H . W. h s f e l d , Jr., deposited t o IIHobert A. Wa1r;h Foundation G r a n t No, 2" (Account 8140) $10,00~,00

5, The Research Corporat ion W~lliams-Waterman Fund (Dr. W. Henry S e b r e l l , Jr, , Chairman 405 k x i n g t o n Avenue, New York 17, New ~ o r k )

C( has awarded continuatiol; ol' the grant-ln-aid f o r research on "hlechanisn of Lipid Absorption and Transport under thc direction I

of D r , John 11, Johnston, for the period September 1, 1958 through August 31., 1959 5,000 ,OO

6 , The National t . lu l t ip le Sclerosis S ~ l c i e t y (3r, Thomas L, Wilhon, l l ~ d i c a l and kcsearch D i r e c t o r , 237 Fourth Avenue, New York 10, New York) has awarrlnd a two-year research gran t f o r "Studies on the llechnnism ' o f Nervous Tls sue I&gemrationm under the d i r e c t i o n of Dr5, Sven G, Eliasson and lhrvit~ I). Sipers te in , f o r the period Septcmnber 1, 1958 through August 31, 1959, in the amount u f $10,000 .OO

a. Thc Up ~ o h n Company (Dr, C , J, uLnflnovm, Dcpnrtment of C l i n i c a l Investigation, Pfedzcal Division, k l m z o o , llrichigsn) has awarded

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an unlimited extension without additronal funds u f the research f t . - grmt o r i g i n a i l y awardef f o r the p e r i o d June 1'7, 1957 through June "

16, 1958, f o r research on "Ef'focta of Orinwe vs. lnsul.rEnN under the d i r e c t i o n of Ur., Leonard L, lhdison, and has awarded a renewal of t h i s g r a n t f o r the pur lad July I, 3958 th rough June 30, 1959, in the m o u n t of 10,450.00,

8 , fie Corn Products llefining Cornpaw ( l b b e r t G , h a r k , Vice Pmsi (lent, 'I'echnical Divisiun, 17 Rattcry Place, Xcw York 4, New Y m r k ) has awarded a research grant on "Studies of the Wfectivcfiess I ' ! 1 ' of Thsaturatcd F a t s (Maxola Oil) in the Treatment of Established AtherosclerosisU under the direct ion of fir, hhrarin TJ. Slperstcin, f o r thc period Junc 1, L9SU through hh,y 31, 1959, deposited t o a'Corn Products Ikf'ining Cu . -~lksearch on Atherr)sclerosia under t h e d i m c t i rrn u f Ur , Ilarvin Sipcrs te i n o (~c.count 8236) 8,8,4.00

8* F'arke, Dav~s & Company (Yr, W. F. Holcomb, Secretary of Research Committee, U e t r o i t 32, Michigan) has amfiled a rasearcli grant o n

f?' llL;onductlng a cont inuing evaluation of the susceptibilities of bacteria t o varioue a n t l m i c r n h i a l agents in the Dallas area" under the d i r e c t i o n of Dr, Jay P. Sanford, f o r the per iod Nay 1, 1958 through April 30, 1950 deposited t o " h r k e , Bavis & Lampany-Research on Susceptibilities of Bacteria t u Various Antimicrobial Agents" (Account 8344 ) 2,472

10, From the North Tcxas Chapter of the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation through the Southwas t e rn Ncdi ca l b.ounda l i o n (llr. Karl <?

/ I i o h l i t x e l ~ P r c ~ i d t ? n t , lledical ArtsBui lding, Dallas 1, Texas) a , ,+/ g r a n t f o r r e s e a r c h i n a r t h f i t i s u n d e s t h e & r e c t i o n o f a c o m i t t c c .+' - ,

composed of D r s , Donald W. Seldin, Uoward C, Coggeshall and bf r , 7.

Hctlph B, Hogers , to be known as t he "John P. Sheehan blemorial Fmdw deposited t o "Southwestern & d i m ? _ Foundation-John P, Sheehan Hemrial Fund f o r research in arthritis under t h e direction of Dr. Morris Ziff" ( A C C O U ~ ~ 83511) 4,177.41

11, From Zr. S, Vitamin Corpora t ion , A r l i n g t o e F u n k Laboratories Division (Dr, Harvey 5 , Sadow, Fi.eld Director, 250 East 43rd Street, New Y-ork 17 + New York) the f o l l o w i n g

(a) bIonth&ypaymentsforJune a n d J u l y , 1958 o n a g r a n t : awarded f o r Dl31 &search under the d i r e c t i o n af Dr.

. Leonard L , Hadlson f o r t h ~ period December 1, 1957 through 4

November 30, 1958, deposited lu "U-S. Vitamin Gorp,-DBI l&searchtt (~ccount U3 62) 1 900. OU

( E ) Nonthly payments f o r P l a y and June, 1958 on a grant awarded f o r research un W.ff'ecta of Arlidin on Cerebral L-.

Blood Flow and Wetab~l ism'~ under t he d i r ~ . c t l o n of Dr. Seymour Eiscrherg, fur the period Dccembcr L, 1957 tnrough November 30, 1958, deposited t n "TJ.S- V i t a i n Gorp. -,M'Sec is of Ar l id in on Ce rehral B lood Flow and lSc3 t a b o l i sm'* (Account 83 64) 400 .QQ.

32, The $,john Conpamy (Dr, C, 3 . Oonnnovan, Ucpartment of Cl in ica l , Investigation, ii.almazov, Xichigan) has awarded a grmt f a r the ; \ +q continuation of' research in Diabetes u n d e r the d i r ec t i on of Dr, +

K Roger H , Unger f o r the period Apri l 26, 1958 through April 25, 1959, in the a o u t of 4,200.00

GOVE?'lINI.&WJ CUyI1udC 1's 4?4i) CI!:\N'LC AXU DnlEiL ,hGRlib3EW5 ( con t ~ n u e d )

I ,,, *. 'he jbr)erlc;a!~ Acadk>rqv of F C ~ J ~ ~ ~ K - I C S (.i)?-, Kobert : G , Fkaeier, .Ar ; . - l~ t ?ni t Seem t u y , l80.i H i m ~ ~ u &zrnue, Rvanct.oa; I l l i n o i s ) f cr fht. i - l c c i r j .2?tlcma~n Prr1gr.m for Pediatric lksearcb. has awarded a g r a n f f ' ! -~r.re~r~.gu-ih l:or?'"('h-i1..g~ E x t r ~ c e l ~ u l a r I ' f i S w n e ~ n t h e I ' n f m t dn4 the Adren3leitljm1z.ed a s a l.I.lea5tre of Sal t - . lk- + ~ l i n~ 11.; S't c r::ir14hn,tlcr the d i rec icla cf Dr Don.,zl.d B , Cheelc,

,m.ou.nt c t i

7- . t o r tnc ; ~ e r l a d .Tub I . i955 ti~r.~)u.gh rTme 3Uy ;S59,, i n the

J4, Y; 7m.a.n -- Mmr.e C < ~ r n p . ~ n ; . ( Dt . C 3:-1 % , Su.ndc - V ~ c e President, Elc?,esrl;h. P . O . Box lfi56: InCl~~nnpail.: G, I n d ~ a n a ) , the second

( ,- 3'(3Ua00 , '

ha;.? p-~ymen? t-or i,c~ntinued s t r p p r t . ~f re5earc.h on "Elec krolyte . D d i ? r ! ( . ~ ;t. r !- ih!y>ca:! )actors I n tQvpertenrzotaBY for the period 9

'L'ebruary -1. 19% t b r n u ~ h Jnnuary 2'1 . 1959. under the direc t ton of Ur., Jchn V , 3 . ~ ~ f % t 3 r depcr.;.ited ti] "bBltmx~-lJl:rire Company G:ant,-, L)x, Van>ll.i,aBk i,.dccoent BG?fi) 3,750.00

1.5, F'rorn TIP ~nlrr i i .an Cimc,er S o c l o 9 {(Cr, I<+ H, Sekrel3 , t7x.. , Adm.~n~ ;? r a t o r t.or Tnh t~ iut land'! & , . ~ e ~ ~ , r . h Gr:.nts, 521 k s t 57 t h . '4 , . .! - St ruo t , Nt~tin Y ~ r k 19, New Y3rk 1 the 1 ourf -h q,::,31+terl,y p ~ e n ' t o n Y o . Gl,-nnt $ I N 12 f o r ~ n s t r ter l - ,~onaI r -edrch f 1 . r I3e perlac1 S~ptembcr .

Sd I 1, 1.957 through h'cbrtwtry 28. 195 mdcr thc d ~ r c c t i o n u f Dr, Jack '

A, ,P,rl tchard; I :harrmdn oi; South e ~ ? c r n 1Iedl cal School lnstitutsonal Rusedrch Grant Comet tee . deposatcd to qBnaerican Cancer X o c i a t y Inmsf i tu t~c ln~a l i i c c ; c ~ ~ r ~ l ~ Grwit & l ~ - ~ 2 2 ' (,.b~count 8730) 2 ,500 .00

d 0 11: , 't;'r.oin the D r p y t uq5, K s f g tc Fwd throu sh the S o u t h w s te rn Ifedical i '~,u,~~doSinn i'i,lr, llT2r.l I I r ~ b l i t se l le , Pres ident . :.!c?dical .Arts Building,

r ! , , D a ! i i ~ - L, Tex;ry d gr;bnt f n r L snccr rc".enr-.:.k, under t h e di,rcct ion I n I

0.; Sou.FPdwesft3rn iIedrcal %hr,ol In3 t l tu t iosdL lksparch. Grant i

Comni:? teco. d e p a l t c d 1.0 '%~cuthwe?Z~rn Uefilcal. Foundation-Dseyfuss EQ t?-:c! !:Und - , l n q t i +u: 1 9 ~ i i lk +.enrch Zral?I- - U n r l l o e a t e d R~lance ' t 34,000 .(lo

ITr Pro111 jhu Snut,hwe-3er.n j:j:Iedlcal Ebundat-eon (i.&* Jhrl zoblltzelle Pre~~r;ldt7fii~, 14ec;r chi Arts DUI . l r i ing, Dll la.? 2. Tcxas) a grant f o r ~-e,*c?rch nn ' r T c 3 e v l , ~ : n n 3'eckn~ques in thc Study of' Normal mid 1 .

Ca.nzer C e i l m . a " ..under the d d l r e ~ t a n n of Dr, P , O ' B , lblontgomery, for f-l?.,! p? t1.0d %pted~er 3 , '1958 +htou,gh a ~ ~ u . 5 t 31, IC395I9 depos.ited l a ' 51uS '7n~s tcm !.lerhcal l;outjdataor,- I'V Techr,lqu~,s ln t h e Stue of N ~ r : n n l ant1 C,anc.el- Cel,l%--l'lr, P.j.lc.nCgnmeyyrt' ( , ~ c ~ o ~ ~ t 8'7'74) 26,099.00

/ . . . ' G,lk T S A N D GlU.idfiJTS i 7 1- r s rccr~mi~n:led 2 k n t t h e T n L l o w i n ~ c a . ~ h gif ' ta -- IbllLII.

and ? r . s n T c r cxpctid.; t,urc? a* the d;seccis.~~ ;,f. the dcpastment o r i:ndlr71 cbd i i rnd: !: ~ . t . ~ - d be +:.r ~ p t c d end +.hat, 1 . h ~ a2pl-e c i ati.lrn ~f thc Bs l rd of ikgcn+:- be - e n + 1-f: r h e dono r? , , Thew i s nc i e w l ~ ~ i n d l d a t e f o r e . s p n d l r u r e 0 1 f-xnd.~ un le ,~ 7 spec rT~ca.kl;y stated below, Itam 1 has been rcpnrfcd prcu~nt : s l ,y ahd doctunentcd,

1 F I uln fhc. [.hi idren ' ' G kIerllca1 Cente r (!lr, James b 7 a r n - w o ~ - t h , -

Dlret tow, Z3Ofi Wcllavn~ Strer l , Dallas. Texas payment3 for t h e nanih; u'r' d p r r l dnd j ~ l d g , 1 S!)L(, f o r t hc use of the Uepartment u f & ~ c q t h t r l o l c u , dero51 ted t c i "C'hlldrenL F h d i c a l C~ntci-- .&es L h e m Fund t l t r *?L t crz of' Dc pdrtmen t Ch3 I rm9nt' ( Ac c o u t 7 590) , 2,OnO.Uo

/ ' > : 2, tri)m C'hdrIeli i d , G t t ~ o r y tDl.v151on uf' U ~ ~ t h o p e d ~ o S U ~ ~ L - J , { ; ' , - S3ufhw.c.ri-ter-n ?4cdl(;nl Sch~crL? innlsibutions t o BgP'acu.Zty G i f t s f(1-r

Or th?p~ , i i c Su.rgeryt7 (4 icnt~n- t : B(31t~;) 752 ,SO

4 - b'rc;m D r iiC!1)1~ I'i ar!; T!1 r:.! - 1 s rr .. : J ~ : ~ m t u ~ g ~ ~ ? / , Southweatertl Ibledicnl [ ' ' ' 5chrlol j :I ( . + n - l r ~ h n r ~ u n t o 'W3r-~t' l ~y G l t tt; f o r hurgcry u n d e r d l r cc t i on , , ! . -

of' &par tmt;nl Ch'il ~~man" I Ac,cgun t UI;45 ) 200.Oi>

II ; \il.i i ( Gifts.-of $100 or 50% (cont inuvd)

-f 5 , E'rorn Clalrm;, Inc. (520 S ~ x t h Avenue, New Yc~rl; 11, &w ~ o r k ) a con t r ibu t ion f o r research in diabetes, dcpositcd t o "Various Donor5 ,lic.se3rcI1 i n D i a b ~ t u a " (IAc;umt 637 8 ln0 -00 . -

G. P ' I - U I ~ ~ Ihe Southwestern 11edical Foundation ( blr - Karl IIobli t z e i l e , President, Xcdr cal A r t.3 !duildlr,g, Da1l.a~ 1? Texas) the Chsl ton ] ![\. I iloundation 5chol.arshi.p f o r rcsearch in Bzochemistry awarded t o

4 James H. Bearden, depos z t e d t o r T h i l t u n Foundation $'ellowship- k:3earoh ~n BiochemistryM hccounf 9204) 550.00

7 , From Kappa Omzsron C h a p t o r or Epsi lon S~gina Alpha (l.ks, J. H. Kennedy, 1SeUare Cha~rman, 2917 S t ~ n d i s h S t ree t , Xrving) a c o n t r ~ b u t i o n f o r a scholarahlp fund for t h e purchase of textbonks ,

for needy studcnta, d e p o s ~ t c d to "Kappa Omcron Chapter o f Epsilon S ~ g m a Alpha-~Scholarshlp f o r purchase of ttrxtbuoksw(Account 9213) 325,flO

8 . k'rom the h e r ~ c a n Psychiatr ic Azsaciation (Dr. Frodorick II, (*' Osborn, Jr, , Smith, n i n e Q r'remh Forendation Fellowship , : . < -

-,. Committee, Box7'929, f i i l i l d e l p h i a 2 , Pennsylvania) a g r a n t f o r a Fellowship ~n P,sychi;a try awarded t o James Albert Hall, r

deposited to "Sniim, U i n e & French-B'e llowship in Psychiatry"

9, E'rom Tobacco 1nuu.sary liesearch C o m a i t l e e ( U r , Robert C, c 50um00 ;

Iiuckc t t , Associate S c i e n t i f i c Direc.tor, 150 East 42nd Street , I . .- New Yorlc 17, New ~ o r l r ) a grant f o r a Student E e l l o ~ s h i p awarded ,

t o Anton a , Brucks, depo,sited to 'aT~baeco Industry &search Camlittee-Student Fellowshipt* (Account 9250) 500000

10. From *he Uaylor ltledlcal A l u m 1 Library Association, Inc. (Dr. Ti, W, Looney, 738 West Tenth, I;hllas, T5xas) the regular monthly payuents f o r Hay ?Uld *Tune, 1956, deposited to "Baylor lledical Alunni Library i;md7' ( ~ c c o t ~ n t $9011) 2U0.00

Gifts of I,ess than $10~

+ 'r 1, Fron tnc I.'acu.lty W ~ v e s Club (Iks . Leomrd Fhdj.son, Pres iden t , . c. - .:

10219 Ilosser Itoad, D a l l a s , Texas) a conir ibut ion t o supplement t he Comenccxlent fund, d e p n s i t e d to t'Faculty Wives Club-CammsnccmentM 25.00

2 , Yrcrm Ur, i t o h a r t Walker (Blvislan of' Oral. Surgery, Southwestern I led ica l School) a e o n t r l b u t l o n to "b'aculiy G i f t s f 'o r Surgery under the di ree t ron of t h e Uepartment Chslrrrz&rP (Account 8048)

3. b~-om iwirz. G o r g e 2.1. Lox (2105 Pease Road, Austin 3, Taxae) a ,?:, ;v,. - '

' I-" con t r ibu t ion i-n m e m o r y o f Gt30ikge D M c J i m ~ y ~ deposited t o g,, . L t Y a r i ~ ~ ~ Donor.5-Card~,opul,mma~y k u n d " ( ~ ~ c u m t 83'12) 10 ,,00

.JA f 4, P'rorn Bir . I<, F .. bos te r ( a10 LaUis ta Drive, Dallas, ?'exas ) a " : p ; , con t r ibu t j cn nnrnenlrjr3.'of George Do P i ~ J i l t l ~ e ~ . , deposited t o : , !:,,,+,<

"Various Uanor,~.- .Ca~dlopuhonary. khlicl" (slccowi 1 6372) 3. OG

. d f 5 , From -3r - 1:ogcr Uslger (Ve'ceran.~ Admia~stration Rospi tal, 4500 . . ,-d South Laa~castsr h a d , Ilallas 2, Tcxas ) a contribution Eron Mrs.

Kuth Uief,z d e p o s ~ ted t o MVar:iows Donors-lbseax-ch in Diabetesn (Acc.ount W76) 50.00

A . J. Gill, lI.D, ik an

The Vniversity of Texas Postgraduate School of Medicine

Bouston, Texas

July 10, 1958

Dear Doctor Wilson;

The following is submitted f o r your approval and presentation t o the Board af Regents at i t a meeting on July 23, 1958.

GOWXMdSYT C OI:TRAC TS AND G W U TS : The fo1lowJng contract has been negotiated by the Business Manager and ha8 been eigned by the Dean upon the recommendation of the Business Nanager and approved by the Comptroller and Presisent , 1 recommend your approval and ratification of signetures:

1. Contract Bo, SAY 72-%, by which t ha ne~artment af Health, Education and Welfare, Office of Vocational Rehsbilitation, provides $6,075.00 for the ~ e r i a d Nay 8 , 13:;3 through Ueceniber 31, 1958, for a trafnfz;: Frogram In ti13edical Problsms af the Elderly.+' Tkm ~ ~ . o + - Y J = i~ I l1 be directed ky 3r. Jesse bl, Hofer, Clinical A s s o c i a t ~ T r of ,usor of Nedicin~ .

Rescectfully submitted,

july 1958 - docket€¦ · dr. j. c . dolley, vice-president for fiscal affairs, i recommend that :...

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