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UtE U~n_V&RSI'N OF tEXAS Office 0 f the Pres ident
Austin
October 15, 1958
to TIlE HONORABLE BOARD 01' REGeNTS OF TIlE UtHVERSITY Oll TEXAS
Mr~. Dev~ll and Centlemeu:
The doc~e[s prepared by the ~ompanent institutions listed below arc herewith submitted, with my recommendation for approval, fo~
consideration at the meeting of the Board of Regents in Houston on October 24 and 25, L958:
K.o. in Un i ve rs. i ty M. D. And~rson HO$pical and Texas Western Cot Lege Tumor Institute Medical Branch Southwestern Medical School Dental Branch Postgraduate School of Medicine
I recommend approval of the following budget ic~:
1958-59 Budget Office of the Board of Regents ~crease-the salary rate of Mrs. Jeanette Moore, Senior Secretary••J
/ from $3.024 to $3,168 for twelve montha, effecrive Sept~ber l, 1958. addU 10na 1 fund!' to corne frO\1l Cent ral Adm1nlll tration Unappropriated llalance.
,f\ Un i ve rs l ry La nd s. l.eKal !.!l!! Survey ing·'(.....) 2. Ch;ange tha r it Le of HI:. Ru("!' 11 \J lIld rep • Ass I.e tant L\lnd and Teus t : Atto~ey, at an annual salary of SlO,020, to Land and Trust Attorney\~ at an annual salary of $11,000, effective October t, 1958, payable 50%1I. • frolll~- Hogg Foundation: W. C. Hogg Fund - Va\"ner
. I :~~i:~:;nistr3CiVe Kxliiiii: i~~a~~::sa~~ ~~~~~~~in Fellowship Fund. j
Texas WeB tern Co I! eBe The September docker carried the appointment of Dr. Joseph R. Smiley &8 President at a t~elve mooth rate of $17,400. plus house and utilities, of which $4,300 was to come from Cotton Estate funds. 1 recommend that Dr. Smiley also have the ticle of "PrOfeJl30r of Modern Languages," 3nd 6urther Chal $l,200 of the Cotton ~state funds be in the form of an annuity paid by the University each year directly co the Teachers Insurance nnd Annuity AS6ociacion.
GIYf 1'01{ COMMITTRe Of" 7, FlfND: Th.. Aus tin Ciearing House Assoc lat ionr(:,. ..Il ..'~ .._..~ has s;;;C <l che ck int M;-a;"o;;n t [] f $500 as a con t r1bu don to support . '2J1'-' "l J~ tha ac.tivities of the Commitree of 75, Which has been deposittld co the _ COlllDli ttee [] f /5 for COTmlit tee Expenses account. (2463)
1958 - 59 8UOC£T FOR OESt SHRV I CE MOt) I REMENTS Q!:!. PEaMANENT UN I VERSITY FLIND BONDS: On recommendatlon of Mr. ~.11iam W. Stewart, Endowment Officer. approved by Dr. J. C. Dolt~y. Vice-President tor FLscal Affairs, I/ r~commend that the following oud&ct for 19S8-S9 for Debt Service RequIrements on Pennanenl UniversLty FUDd Bonds be adopted in Lieu of the one printed in the nu~cet, the revision neces8ary hecauge the refunding of the Pe1'lllanent Univecsity ~und Bonds, Series 1949, has been. done since che adoption of lbe 1953-59 Budget: (2655)
Transfers - to Interest and Gink!ng Fund - ---- .--
Pa-g Agency FEES - January 1 July 1
Interest - Janwry 1 July 1
Principal - July 1 Premium - July 1
This compares wlth $694,485 in the or ig ina l budget, and assmeg that t he a ncy fees on the escrow deposit will be 1/4 of 1% of interest due and 15 of 1$ of pr inc ipa l due, although no final arrangement haa been msde . This mte has also been used in f iguring the p a p a t on the premium.
REAFPR~PRIATIONS AND - w a s _- OF PW m s UAEXPENDEE B A ~ E S @ ~ / I T 1 JG 9 : M r , C. H, Sparenberg, ~ o g z p m e r , ~FIS submitted a
' B T : h ~ o ~ P e a p ~ r o p ~ i a t i o n s and laspes of plant funds unexpended balances as at August 31, 1958, fo r the following:
Available Unimrs i ty Appropriation f o r Central Administration, Main University, and Medical Branch
Plant Funds Unexpended fo r Central Adminiatration, Medical Branch, and Main University
Plant Funds Uncxpended fo r M. D, Anderson Bosspital and Tumor Institute
Plant Funds Unexpended f o r Eo-uthwestcrn Medical School
Plant Funds Unexpended fop Texas Western College
The proper pages from the Monthly Financial Report. are attached hereto ae Appendix A, and I recommend appxoml of the indicated lapses and reappropriations as ahown theyeon. Quoted below is an excerpt f rom Mr. Sparenbargas letter i n r a p r d to these n ~ t t e r s :
"I reconmend t h a t azl the free balances marked 'B' be reappropriated and that a l l t h e free balances marked ILB be lapsed. A l l the items marked 'L' under AvaiSabXe U n i - ~ ~ s i t y Fund apprqriatlons should be lapsed to
the Available UniversPty P ~ n d Unappropriated Balance except Accounts Nos, 91502, 91506~ 9151h, and 91725, which should be lapsed to Account No* 91500 - Major Repairs and Rehabtlftatian Prefects. Under Plant Funda Unexpended f o r Main Univea-aity, the balances masked 'L1 in the various accounts should be lapsed as follows : Accounts Nos . 94021 and 94025 to Available University Fund ,Unappropriated hla.nce, Accounts Nos 94040 and 94041 to Unappmpriated Balance of General. Funds of the Main University, and Accounts No$. 941.71, 94172, 94173, 94174, and 94175 to Account No. 94170 - Housing and H~me Finance Agency Project No. Tex, 4 1 - ~ ~ 2 6 - Kinsolving Dom%tory - Allo tment Account.
"Under P l a n t Famnds Unexgended f oT Southwwtem Bkdleal Sckocl; tke bal~ncea marked 'L' in t he accoblrrts i~nller Clinical Science Bujldicg should a l l be lapsed to the A f lotmem Account for tihe C l i n i c a l Science Euilding, and the balancm marked ' L Y n t h e m r i o u a accourks fo r the Semlee Bul ld ing should a l l be lapsed to Plant Funds Urlexpended - Unamop=~iated BaLxnce. Uader P l a n t Funds Unexpanded for Tema Western College, t h e balmce marked 'Lt in the accrrum f r r ~ Excavation and Hauling - B!~rs'k!a%-~y C13fl~t~;hrtion Company Inc., should be l a p ~ e d to the A l l o t m ~ t Aceoun* f o r Addztion and Alte~ations -tn Student Union Building, and t he balance marked 'L' in the account for Industrial Woodwork Cmpany should be lapsed to the account for Movable Furniture and Equipment for Studelrt Union BuiPdlng."
A ~ ~ D ~ I O N ~ L L WPROPRIATION FOR C O N ~ ~ T ~ G ~ ~ G E C T !S CREE m TMVSUNG -3E ACCOUNT : The account f OP Consulting ~ r c h i t e m ~ k ' lemon - > Office a-kng Expenses i a v i r tua l ly exh8usted, and sinc.r &.
! , Zemmon ia s t i l 1 , a c t i n g i r r t h e capacity of Canaulting Architecl f o r t h e '\L~l- Addition to the Physics Building and w i l l need t o m a k e periodic
inspection tirips i n c m e c t i c n therewith, I concur in Mr. Sparenberg's recommendation that $150 be appyopriated to t h e above account from +,he Umppropriated Balance of the Available University Fund. ( 2644)
CHANGE ORDER TO COmTRACT WlTH,FINGER CONTRACT-SUPPLY COMPANY: In the a p p r o p r w n f dr, ~ q u i p ~ ~ ~ x o u p 1 1 - w i n connection wi th the Additions and Alterations to the M, D. Anderson Hospital a d Tumor
p, \>: Q Y b J *Institute there is at present a ba.lance of $1,31324 which was left at :, - /' " > , 2 - < the t i m e a contract was awarded to Finger-Contract Supply Company fo r
"I I ' Furniture and Furnfshing fo r this proJect . A-cbnge orde r which has the approval of Dr. R . Lee Clark, has been prepared f o r additional Items of f u r n i t u r e not included in the origim.1 contract, adding $1,312 .lo to the contract prfce, and has been signed by Mr. C. H, Sparanberg, Comptroller, funds to come f rom the Equipment Group Tf and ITH. I recommend approval
- and ratification, (2643)
OUT-OF-STATE TRIPS: I recommend approval of the fallowing out-of-state - , t r ipe , with expeneres as indicated:
1. Dr. Logan Wilson, President, October 7-30, 1958, to Chicago, I l l i n o i s , t o a t t end a meeting of the Problems and Policies Committee of the Amrican Council on Education and the ahnual meeting of the Council, expenses to be paid f r o m t r a v e l Funds of the ~ r e a i d e n t k Offfice ,
2. Mr. h n - i e r Cox, Vice-President for Adminietmtive service^, October 7-10, 1958, to Chicago, I l l i n o i s , to attend the meting of the American Council on Education, expanses to be paid from travel funds of the Office of the President.
3. Mr, Hulon W . Black, Direczop, Wnivzr~ity Development Board, O c t ~ b e ~ 2 and 3, 1958, to St, Louis, Missouri, fo r conferences regarding problems re la t ing to the Development $oardfs over-all p ~ o g r m and procedures, expenets to be paid Irom travel fund8 of the Developmnt Board and pos'slbly from S u p p l e ~ n t a l Travel Expenses and E n t e r t a i m n t Fund.
Sf ncerely yours,
~okm Wilson
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9D667
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I\VAILABLE UNIVERSITY FUND.-
APPBDPRIATIONS-~A I N -UN J VER S I TY
90630 TV ADDITION TO RAUIO HOUSE90635 SPECIAL EQUIPMENT FOR
RAOIO-TELEVISION~0640 PURCHASE OF THE PARSONS LIB~066~ COMPLETION OF UNFINISHED
AREAS ON THIRD AND FOURTHfLOORS OF EXPERIMENTALse", ENCE BUILD lNG-EAST END--£ N C I NEE R I N- G F E f S --
ZUMWALT AND V INTHERGENERAL CONTRACT-
W 0 ANDERSON COELECTRI CAL CQ-NTRACT-
WALTER A TEW ELECTR-ICPLUMB I NG -HEAT I NG-A fR
CONDITIONING ANDVENTILATING CONTRACTSJ M BOYER MECHANICALCONTRACTOR
LAB EQUfPMENT CONTRACTMETAlAB EQUIPMENT CO
NEW ENGINEERING BUILDINGCONS ARCHITECTS FEE
PAGE SOUTHERLANO- ANDAND PAGE
ASSOC ARCHITECTS ffE-J E SSE N J E SSE N M ,·L L H 0 U $ EAND GRE£V£N
A'RCH1TECTURAl SUPER-VISION
CONSTRUCTION OF UTILI'TYTUNNEL ON 24TH ST
CONSULTING ARCHITECTS FEE-SPAGE SOUTHERLAND A~O PAGE
ASSOC ARCHITECTS fEE-JESSENJESSEN MI·lI..:HOUSEAND GREEVEN
ARCHITECTURAL SUPERVISIONGENERAL CONTRACT-
B I MCGEE CONSTRUCTION CO
90669
90666
A V A I L A B L E U N I V F R S I T Y F I I N p A P P R O - P R I A T I O H R E M O D E L I N G 0 8 T H E A T r l c O F
T H E P E T R O L E U M E N G B L U G T H R E E E X P A N S I O N C H A M B E R S T O
R E P L A C E " E X P A N S I O N O E V t C E S 1 N U N D E R G R O U N D S T E A M S Y S T E M
A D D t T I O N T O C H E M I S T R Y B L O G N E W B U S I N E S S A D M I I U I S T R A T I O N
E C O N O M l C S B L D G C O N S U L T I N G A R C H I T E C T S F E E -
P A G E S O U T H E R L A N D A N 0 P A G E
I A S ' $ O C I A T E S A R C H 1 T E C T S F E E - P A G E S O U T H E R L A N O A N D P A G E
N E W C E N T R A L W A T E R C H I L L I N G S T A T I - O M '
E W C I N E E R I N G F E E S - Z V M W A L T A N 0 V I N T H E R
C O N S U L T l N G A R C H I T E C T S F E E - P A G E S O U T H E R L A N O A N D P A G E -
M A I N 8 L D C - - A L T E R A T I O N A N 0 I R E F I N I S H I N G
E X T E M O I N G C A M P U S L I G H T I N G S Y S T E M O M 2 1 S T 2 3 R O A N D 2 4 T H S T R E E T S
L O Y D E t E C T R l C C O I N C C O N T E X P A N S I O N O F P O W E R P L A N T
C Q N S T R U C T 1 O N O F P O W E R P L A N T O f F t C E S L A B A N D S T O R A G E R O O M
N E W P O W E R G E N E R A T I N G E Q U l P M E N T
A D D I T I O N T O P O W E R P L A N T B U I L O 1 N G
C O N S U L T I N G A R C H I T E C f - P A G E S O U T H E R L A N O A N 0 P A G E
A S S O C A R C H I T E C T - F E H R A N D G R A N G E R
C O N - T R A C T - J C E V A N S , . *. .
C O N S T R U C T I O N C O f M C W E S T I M G H O U S E E L E C T R I C
C O R P S A N A N T O M I 0 T E X A S - C O N T R A C T
ACMOPRIATIQCIS AND CRLDm . -
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TH_ UHIVIIR8II'Y OF TDAtI-O......C.. OF THE AUDITOIt FINANCIAL REPORT AS OF AUG 3 1 19.58
!'CCOUNT'.' NUMB!'R
91200
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91501
91502[91506
91508
191510
91514
91515!91.518
~lS25
91526
NAME UP ACCOUNT
AVAILABLE _UNIVERSITY fUNDAPPROPRI ATI ONS
CONSTRUCTION OF LABORATORYTHEATRE BLDG~ALLOTMENT AceT
MAJOR REPAIRS ANDRlHABILI TATION PROJECTS
REPLACEMENT OF PEARCE HALLROOF
ACME ROOFING CO CONTRACTREPLACEMENT OF GREGORY GYM
ROOf-RAY NIMBERLYCONTRACTOR
REPLACEMENT OF SUTTON HALLROOF-W 0 ANDERSON CO-CONTRACTOR
REPLACEMENT OF DEFICIENTLIGHTING AND WAbTE LINlSIN CHEMISTRY BLDG
CHEMISTRY BLDG-REPLACEMENTOF FLOORS
FlOORCRAFT CONTRACTLITTLE CAMPUS BLDGS~
REHABI LITATION OF SLOGS AB 05 06 AND 08
C HEM 1ST R Y B lOG - REP LAC E ,\of E N- TOF ELEVATOR
HUNTER HAYES ELEVA-TORCO CONTRACT
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RES E R V E" '-. FOR lAP SED B A l A f\I C E S ~
III E W.._. CO·'N S T'R U C T ION[OlCAL:" BRANCH
APPROPRIATIONS FROM PROCEEDS6F· TEN MILLION DOLLARS PARV·'A.l U E PER MAN E N TUN I V FUN DBONOS AND OTHER FUNUS
MEDICAL BRANCH BUILDINGSFURNI TURE AND EQUIPT FOR
JOHN SEALY HOSPITALKITCHEN AND FOOD
SERV I NG "£OUI PT- JOtiKESOF HOUSTON CONTRACT
CONTRACT WITH JAMES A HAM!LTOASSOCIATES - CONSUlTAN'T~
H 0 U SIN G ' AND HOM E FIN A'N C EAGENCY PROJ lEX 41-CH-l1
ALLOTMENT ACCOUNTTHREE ADDITIONAL DORMS AND
B U I L 0 I N G -F 0 RCA F E T E R 'A ETC'PLUMBING HEATING AND
AIR CON0'IIONING CONTSTRAUS. FR NK CO'
ELECTRICAL CONTR~CT
MUHl ELECl:RIC LTPMOVABLE FURNITURE AND(QUIP~ENT FOR THREE DORMSAND CAFETERIA LOUNG~ ANDF AC UL T Y H0 USIN G B l .0 G
SUNILANO FURNITURE CO
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L A B E Q U I P M E M T C O N T R A C T M E T A L A B E Q U I P M E N T C O
A R T B L D G A N D M U S E U M - A L L O T M E N T A C C O U N T
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NEW E M G I N E E R I N G B L D G C O N S U L T I N G A R C H I T E C T S F E E -
P A G E S O U T H E R . L A N D A P I D . P A G E A S S O C I A T E A R C H I T E C T S F E E & . - - ' J E S S E N J E S S E N M I L L H O U S E .
A N D G R E E V E P J A R C H I T E C T U R A L S U P E R V l S l O N G E M E H A L C O N T R A C T - 8 L M C G E E C O N S T R U C T I O N C.0 -
H E A T I N G A N D V E R T I L A T I N G C O N T R A C T - W A Y E h G C O
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E L E V A T O R C O N T R A C T - H U N T E R - H A Y E S E L E V A T O R C O
L A B E Q U I P M E N T C O N T R - A C T - A M E R I C A N D E S K M F G C O
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K U E H N E B R O O K S A N D B A R R C O N S U L T I N G A R C H F E E -
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K 1 T C H E H E Q U I P M E N T C O N T R A C T - . M E T A L A R T S C O
F U R N I T U R E A N 0 E Q U I P M E N T P A R K E R B E D D I N G C Q
H O U S T O N T E X A S T H E A 8 E t S T A ' T I D N E R S
A U S T I N T E X A S H O U S I N G A N D H O M E f l N A N C E
A G E N C Y P R O J T E X 4 1 - C H - 6 2 - S T E X A S U N I O N B B O G E X P A N S 1 O N
A L L O T M E N T A C C O U N T C O N S U L T I N G A R C H 1 T E C T S . F E E
P A G E S O U T H E R L A N D A N 0 P A G E A P P R D S F R O M P R O C E E D S O F T E N
M I L L I O N D O L L A R S P V P E R M U N I V E R S I T Y F U N D B O N D S A N D O T H E R F U N D S
E N C t l S H C L A S S R O O M B L O G
App~bpriatims and C ~ e d i t s , per above b a s s Diabursmerhs, pss above
Total, pss page 4
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Firat City-Bstfoaal Bmlc of &ueton Benk of the 80utbmst
Checking Account Wlthholdlng Tax Payable f rcm Local Pmds O.A,8,Z, Payable fPm Local Funds D w from Current Restricted Fun& Dw Prom U,S,P,H, Bemhe DIE from Gift Fwde Appropr iatf ons (See Below] Regent0 A g p ~ 9 ~ i a t i o ~ s PrerPoum BaPmca s Reamopriatd Cash Diabw~emmta
Unappropriated Balaxaea
tfons and Alteratlorn to Y, D, Andereon p%tal md TmOr Inntitub chitect tcr Pees - MacKie and k a t h chitee twal Bugervl mlon nstructloe Contract - Wrd ~ederick Co. ; nc . :y ipen t (PPoup f .wQment Group IT and %If nger Coatraet 8ulpply Company snstructf on Con%f ngtmy novat%on o f the Old Dental. 8ohoo1
oprfationrs gents Approprietfnna evioua Balancen Rsa~propriatad
Debit Credit BaZEiflCcl8 B U ~ R ~ F ~ Q
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Appropriatiem Dlebwac- Encarar- and Cmdita nwntr b r ~ c s s
Frsa Balances
:-$-I #NAN%UL REPORT " * ro rAugu ia t 31, 19s
I 3WFlWBSTERN MEDlCAL SCHOOL
f V e A o PLANT FUIW Urn-ED Appr opr iet Psna
:a1 3of erne Buildin& 3Wnt Account si%eota Rosa - Mark b-ra hitaetural Supes~f e%on k,
era1 Contraat - Qeoxge A, Fuller Company mbfw, Bbatlqg, Ventilabfng, and A i r ddi$;boniw Contract - Kieffex Plunbilag an& atin& Company o t r f a d Contzsot - Liaag Lls&slle, 180. ora%ory l$q~ipent Contraat - llmlfararwe ginaerfng and Mapwfmtur%%llg Cssspor&tion nitups aw!i Equ%pment - AbeL Stationera p f t a l B q ~ i P s n t , h f a CwW and A P W ~ ~ U S - 8 Aloe company
ee B u i l d i q .&men$ Ao oount $~laltieg Architmct'e Fee - Psge, Bouther-; d Pa@ tooiate Architeat ' 8 Fee - Merk Lemon keral mntxact - C , A . Fues8 & Goc a b i ~ Heaeing Vent ilat iw P& Air Condi- .onlng Contract - Beatty Engineer kng Company +cttr ic Contract - Ray Smith glectr ic Company r Parking Area, and Storm Sewer -
Approprfstions D1sbur.a hew- . Freb and Credfia manta branosa BUmIces .
illotment Account !aide Construction Company
~ p r lations sent a Appr opr tat lo* 3vfous Balances Reapproprint&
Debit Credit BUaace8 Beances
Construction Funds Student Union Bullding - Construetion Account Student Union Building - Coaarrtruc%%on Accowt - T W Deposit. C~s~titutional Tax Canstruetion m a s Constf tutional Tax Con~tmctfcrn W e - T h m Depoeit
Lcgi~latrve Appropriation Y-3626 ~afor repairsc w r e h ~ b f l i t s t i q z l 0% buibdiw~ and
f a c i l i t i e ~ (includes !@@.apics md m e % of such itema)
Temrary Investments - Con~truction m d r ,
Due from Current Fundle - CS9ners;L Paan Prom 9 tudent Union Build&- Fee Account H.H,F .A, Project 80, Tex 41-Cf1-56-(S) Due From Sale of B a r d of Regents, T k Univsraity of Texea, Texua Wentern C o l 3 . q ~ Student Union Revenue Bonds,!, flerits 1957
A ~ o p r Q a & l o n a (Bee bebvv) Regents Approp~iation~ Cash Diabw8emnts Revf o u ~ Bsleacae Reappropri ated
WmpproprfatcU Balmea
t i o n s and Alterations to Student U a i ~ r n lding .lo tment Account achitccts Fees - Davis and F ~ s t c r dnernl Contpact - C, B, Leavell and Comparv :cawtion aqd Wading - Bor~berry C ~ s ~ t f l r ~ C -
,ion Company, Xnc. rvable Furniture and Equipment for Student fnion Building - Allotment Account Industrial Woodwork Company
rdeling and Enlarging the Library Building .lotmeat Account *chltects Feee - Carro l l and Dac~~bLt a d r6~8~fFLtes rneral @ontract - J. E. Morgan and Sons
'~priatioaa !g&dtm Appropriations bearious Balances Reappropriatad
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Trn Um'frnITY OF TMAS Office of the V f c e - P ~ s i d e n t and Provost
b i n University Austin
October 10, 1958
Dr. h e n Wilson, President The Univepsity of T e n s Austin, Texas
Dear President Wilson:
The following docket fo r Main Unimrsity is submitted fo r your approval and submission to the Board of Regents at its meeting in Eoustan an October 23 and 24, 1958.
1957-58 ~ u d t ~ o + B g i s t r a r n p z n m . P e n i n C . Smith as Assistant Heglstrar and Registration Supervisor at a t w e l v e month rate of $6,780, effective July 14, 1958, vice Mr. John W. Brown, r e s i p d , funds to come from unused salaries and/or Unalloeated Salaries .
Off i c i a l Publications 2. Increase the Maintenance and Equipment accamt by $1,603.71 f r o m Unappropriated Balance. (2359)
College of Arts and Sciences Botany---- 3 Transfer $5,000 f p o m Unappropriated Balance to Special Equfp~rent account . C ollege of Engineering -of the Dean 4 . ~ X n H r X b E. ~ l o d r as ~onsultant ~n ~ c i s n t i f i c a d Engineering Educatfon (pa~t-tim) f o r the period August 15-31, 1958, at a t o w stipend of $250, funds to come from Umllocated Salaries. (2419)
Divieion of Extension ~ n d u s t r ~ a ~ m ~ ~ s Training Bureau -sth-nance, Equipment and account by $2,475.40
. from Main University Unappropriated Balance, increasing E s t a t e of Income - Fees by th i s amount, (2300)
The Hogg Foundation for Mental Health b, E s f e r $660 fromw. C . Hogg F m d : Research, Publication and Travel t o A Biochemical Study of Schizophrenia: Psychological Correlates, work to be done in Clayton Foundat ion Biochemical I n s t i t u t e .
Cot ton Economic Research 7. Accept tkie resignation of Mr. Joel F. Hembree, Research Scient i s t V at $8,520 fo r twelve months, effect ive st close of business August 15, 1958. (85201
Chulalongkorn University Contract '8. Appoint Mr. Eugene Vaslly Ivash as V i s i t i n g Assistant Professor of Physics, effective August 6, 1958, at a twelve math rate of 10,050, plus overseas differential o f 15$ to begin August 10, 1958. f n g 2 )
1957-58 Budget (cont.inued) I
ChuPalongkora Uni~ersity Contract 9 , Appolnt Pin", Floyd Warrera Dkmn as Vis i t ing Professor of Chemistry at $10,000 ?or t w e l v e montbep effect ive August 14, 1958, plus overseas dif ferent ia l of 15$ to begin August 18, 1958. (2333)
P2vemen% Sponsored Reeearch Academic Year Snatitute 10. A ~ ~ D - . Addinon Lee l o r the period August 16-31, 1958, at a m n t w rate of $655.55, (2536)
Defense Reaearch b b o r a k o ~ y 1 Change the appointment of Mr. Richard W. Lane, Amistat Director an6 Syatem~ Developren t Specialist IT to ImZP-thne at $475 per mnth, effective August 1, 1958. (2291)
12. Accept the res ignat ion of Mr. A , Edward Sobey, Jr., Research Scientist (Physics) Bv at $740 peP month, effective at close of business ~ u g u s t 18, 1958-
Diaganesf B of Clay Minerals -- -nt blr .. E . C . Jonas as Df rector ( ~ a c u l t y ) fo r the period July 1 - August 31, 1958, at a monthly rate of $688 -88. (2305)
Mili tan Physics Research I s b o ~ a t o r y 14. Change the appoint of Mr. Halph E . Zane, Research Scien t i s t , from half-time to one-%wth t i m e at $177 -78 per month, affective July 22, 1958. (2347)
Appoint Mr. Roger C , Osborn as Research Scientist ( ~ a c u l t y ) One- fourth t h e ) at $138.89 par month, e f fec t iw July 25, 1958, (2331)
Reinforcement Learnin in Children sa% b Appofnt Mr Ro a r t 3 . m ~ Research Scientist at $644.44 per month for the period July 22 - A u g u ~ t 14, 1958. (2329)
1958-59 B u d s t M(yfm e E ~ e g i r t m r Appoint Mr.. Marvin Eugene Ghalaon as Assistant Director of
Admissfons at a t w e l ~ e month rate of $6,468, ef fec t ive September 1, 1958, funds to come from Unallocated Salaries. (2402)
,Lon@orn Bnds 2. Change the appointment of Mr. VincentDINino, Director, two-thirds t.ime, September 1, 1958-May 3P, 1959 and full-time for August 1959, to nineteen-twentieths time for the First Semester. d C , - p s _
t
Official Publications 2 b p a e $1,bG3.ql t,o Unal.located Mai.nxenance and Operation from Maint.enanee and G-pemt,Son to o f f ~ e t an increase in the 1957- 58 Budget. 3 23 59 1
(Student Ldfe Staff m s h e f f e c t i v e date of the appointment of & + Jack Holland, Dean of Men, from Septemker 9. to September 16, 1958, since he i a being appointed alao in t h e Department of Business Servllcea in a teaching capacitye (2344)
Student Hea l th Center an earlier docket $1,400 was transferred from unused salary
of Dr. Sidney W Bohls to t he bintenance and Operation account; only $1,000 should have bean BO transferred; accordingly, approve the reallocation of $400 to the salary account f r o m mintemce and Operation. 6 2424)
1958- 59 Budget (continued) Center (continued)
DP. mrry L. ~ o t z as Physician, kne rp l l~ed i c ine at $9,600 months, effective September 16, 1958. (2613)
Funda for appointmnts or changes of status in the following items emu f ~ o m ~ m l l o c a t e d Salaries or f r o m unused salayies unless othemiae spec if ied .
Gollep of A r t s and Sciences .
Botany 6 . e following staff have been transferred to & F~culty Re~emch A s e i p t u m t , wf th-funds to cow from the Excellence Fwd w i t h a cosreapondfng dec~eaae in depm-kmental funds as Indicated, e f f e c t i ~ Septsmbe~ 16, 1.958.
Revised Teachltng Excellence r - Amaurnt n - o w *
\:-' :- ~ ~ ~ r a f e s s o r
EEarold Charles Bold
,--. < Associate Pmfeslsor Calvin McMillan
Y / ' - '
., Assistant Professor Robert L. Airth
' 7. Grant MP. Irwin Spear, Asefstant Professap at $6,100 far nine months a learn for F i r s t Semester to e le him to accept a University Researh Institute assignment. (2635)??yx, $4 -flm.
8. From Unallocated Special Equipment all lscate $14,250 to equip laboratory room and $13,000 f o r research equipment for Assoc iata Professor Robert Alr th . (2358, 2525)
Change the appointmnt of Roger Williams, Professor at $1$,000 for rise, ---., k n t h s , .- to half -time in t he department at $9,500 and half -time. in. Clayton B iachemical Inet i tu te at where he serves as Director on a twelve months
b".7r-, fii. Change the appointment of Mr. Rowland P e t t i t , Assistant Professor $v&-d
to two-thirds time in-Deprtmnt at $h,OUQ and om-thiM on Faculty Research Assi-nt , Excellence Fund, $2,000. (2654)
11 + Increase the item for Teaching Assistants by $6,600 froa Unallocatca Teaching Assistants. (2353)
Classical Languages Mr. Enrmett L. Bennett, Jr,, as Astgistant Profewor f o r the at $6,500 plus $500 for 1958-59 only f r o m Salery Supplementation
~ m d . (2406)
Economics 13: fncrehee the Teaching Asals tants account by $6,170 from Unalloc~ted Teaching Assistants,
k-
bnglish -oint Mr , Fredric D w ~ y as Visiting Professor far the First Semcttr at a t o t a l stipend of' $6,000. (2453)
15. Change the appointment a f Mr. L ~ D Hughes, Professor at $8,500 for nine c n t h s , to a two-thilaa time basis at 5,667 to enable him to s e m nlro t in the Office of the Graduate Dean. - - $ e , ,
1958-59 Budget (conthued) m s and Sciences (continued)
English Fo-um the appoin-ent of Mr. Arthur M. Cory, Associate Professor at
6,400 fo r nine months to half-time, effective September 16, 1.958, eince '2. =- appointed half-time in -. the . Office of the Dean of the College of Arts and. Sciences. ? -t r . . -
t &$&point Mr. Lawrence F. Rooney as Assistant Professor (1958-59 only) - -* at $6,000 for nine months, effective Septe9lbcr 16, 1958. (2639
Germanic languages 18. Grant the following leaves without salary from the depahnrent for t h e period shown in order. that they may-accept a Univeralty Research Institute asaf m n t : (2355)
Lf d p f l 4 $-
st Semeatcr - Assistant Professor A . Leslie ~illsoi ($5,200) Semester - Pmfessar Helmut Rehder ($15,000)- M- I &
19. Appoint Mr. Robert 'Pkoms &arm as Instmctor f a r the Long Session ' - - - A c~t $5J 500 plus $500 fo r 1958-59 only f r o m Galary Supplemantatian. (2568)
Gommment Mr. W o o d w o ~ h Gilbert Thrombley as k c t u r e r {one-fourth t~me) Semester at a stipend of $606. Mr., Tbxombley is also in
budget of f netitute of Public Affairs, [ 7, , d m / i #a , 1 5 . Extend the leave without aalary of Mr. 8 . A , WcCorkle, Professor
J-- jT'- + v one-third time) at $1,533 for the Second Semester through the Second Semester to enable hinr to continue his work at Seoul University.
History ge the appointment of Mr. O t i s A. Singletary, Assistant Professor "" ' f o r nine months, to two-thirds t i m for the ~ a n g Session since k~
he l a being appa&..tad also 2~ the O f f ice of the Dean of the College. of A r t s and Sciences. * - ' ad, * '
.. - . . ._Y.r _. - . .Lrn.*
Home Economics Appoint Miss Fern E . Staggs a6 Visitf ng Associate Profeseor (1958-
only) for the Long Session at $6,200, fuds to corn from Unallocated Unfilled Poeitiona , (2421)
Mr. Robert, Wayne Qnny as b c t u r e r (half - t i m e ) fop the Long Session at a total stipend of $2,700, (2345)
&athematics and-Astronomy - / -
I I /25. Transfer Mr. Pmnk R . Ednaonds, Jr . , Associate Professor at $6.600 , r - \ for nine months from the budget of - the department to a Faculty ~eaiarch
'",. ..-. Assigment from the Excellence Fund at $8,000, effective September 16, 3958. (2631)
( 2 6 . Change the appointment of ~r . David M. young, Profcasor at $15,000
/; for nine months, to half-time in the department a t $7,500 and half-tim P a s Director of the Computation Center at $7,500 f o r n ine months, e f f ec t iw
September 16, 1958.
Philosophy 27. The folZowing staff have been t ransferred to a Faculty Research As~ignment, with funds to come frpom the Excellence Fund with a corresgondPng decrease in departmental Funds as indicated, ef fec t iw September 16, 1958:
1958- 59 Budget & continued) Colleae m s and Bcience s (continued)
Revised Teaching Excellence Fund - T W -xEG€ T h e Amount
Professo~ TArthur E . Murphy fl, P. Brogran d a v i d L. Hiller
(=age the appointmnt of M. Bernard B. Kinsey, Pmfessor at $15,000 --- . for nine monthe, to half -time in the department at $7,500 and h&lf -tim
Faculty Research Assignmnt at $7,508 froom the Excellence Fund, effective September 16, 1958.
29. Delete the name of Mr. W, W . Clendenin, Assistant Professor at $6,100, since he has resigned pr io r to September 16, 1958. (2548)
Psychology 30. Change the Long Session appointments of the fo l loxing to the wrt-tm indicated in the department to enable them to serve in othep areaB as shown:
Pmfessor /L, A. Jefireas to h a l f - t b at $4,750 - Defense Research Laboratory (2586) rmi l ip Worchel to two-thirds t h e at $5,733 - U. S . Public Health Grant
( Hugh C. Blodgett to three-foorths time F i r s t Semester at $8,138 - RadiobiologicaZ Laboratory (2588)
-. , .. Aqaociate Professor <Harold W . starenson to half -time at $3,400 - University Research
I n s t i t u t e (24.60) f l h/$--
W. Lynn Brown to one-third time at $2,433 - Defense Research and I" Radiobiological. Iabomtary
ssistant Professor f b u i s J, Moran to one-third time at $2,167 - University Research b a t i t u t s -v
I ? 4 * , :$- )%-A 31 - Approw the following appointment B :
For. the b n a Session
Pting Professor *afar Sherif
sistmt Professor
$10,000 from the Excellence Fund
orge Mousbegian (1/2 t a ) (1958-59 O I ¶ ~ Y ) 2,500 12299)
Mrs. Jane Srygley Mouton (1/3 time) 1,666 (2471)
For Second Semester I
*siting Assocciste Professor I
~ l f r s e d Csstaneda h4 $ 4,0m (2389)
1958-59 B u d s t (continued) College dg~ and Sciences (continued)
.. m c e G n ~ e 7 - P n P o i n t Mr. -=odors Andersson. Professor on a Faculty Research
" Assignment for the Fi r a t S e a t e r at $6,650 from the Excehlencg Fund. / oc Lolow
4 3 Change the appointment of b. Iwn Bellmap, Associate Prafeseor at $7,000 f o r nine months, to two-thirtla time fo r t h e bng Session to enable h h to devote time to research under Government contract. (2575)
change tbe appolntmsnt of &. Henry R . Bovaan, Aesoeiste Professor at $7,500 for nine months, to two-thi~ds t i m e to enable him to s e m as counsel lo^ in the Office of the-Dean, AY3s and Sciencesr. .
Zoology n e following staff have been transfern8 to a Faculty Research Assignment, with Funds to c o w *om the ExceUencs Fund with a cumspslading decrenee in departmental f'unds as indicated, e f f c t i v e September 16, 1950:
Revised Teachin Fzcallance Fw~d d -3
Office of the Dean 3 6 . = o ~ t ~ o l l p w ~ n ~ appointments, the time in the respective teaching departments having h e n reduced proportionately:
qiasasistant Dean; Pasociate Pro r e ssor of Engl5.h Arthur M. Cory (1/2 the) - $3 t 200
Gisistant Dean; A s s t e t a n t Professor o f History wie A . Singletarn (1/3 t-) 2,100
Associate Rrofessor of Sociology Benry A . Bowman (1/3 t 3 . m ~ ) 2,500
&. Cory and Mr. Singletary w i l l receive the additional $300 s-ady appromd for services in the Dean's Office.
,37. Create a Visiting Lecturers Account in the amount of $50,000 from BTnallocated Unfilled Positions.
College of Business Administration Accounting 38. - Delete the name of Mr. W i l l i a m Hoffitban, Instructor at $4,600, slnca be has resigned prior to September 16, 1958. (2487)
39. Inemaee the item for Teaching Aedstants by $10,500 from UnaUocetted Teaching Assistants. (2576)
B sinew Services a ~ ~ p p o i n b m t of MY. John R. Stockton, Professor on a two- &--
\ thirds tlm baeris at $9,000, to half-t* at $6,750- fo r nine months, eft 'ective September 16, 1958, and delete h i s name as Chairman. chsWe:his Bus-insss
eakch' Bureau Long Session appointment to lf time, a t o t a l of $8,750. (25831 I .:/ ,*, # : , , " , . ,,, 1 < J,.>:h , . .
4 . Appoint Mr. I. O . Bhckatock as Chairman, effective Septslnber 16, 1958, vice Mr. Stockton. (2360)
3 42. Change the appointment of M r , P. L. Cox, Professor on a om-third ti= basis at $3,267, to Professor without s d a r y , effective September 16, 1958.
2381 1
19 8- 59 Budget (continued) & m i n e a s Administration (continued) E i Z i i E Z s S & ~ c o n t i n u e d ) 43. Approve the fol lowjingasLecturer fo r the First Semester, each at a
I' Eugene Purser (2605) r y V i n e , 111 (2480)
College of Educatign c urr f c u l G and instrmc tion bba ~ e d u c e x e follow in^ staff to the tFrse and salary indicated in order that they may be appointed on a, proportionate baais in t he Divieion of Ext-ension: 42287)
oc ia te Professor -.* 4') I ,
H. Vere DeVault to two-thirds time at rate $6,800)
stant Professor I ' i ,:. ><,> 4 ' Kryq France* Flaurnoy to two-t&fir(ls' time at $3,867 ( k s e rate $5,800) ,
Appoint Mr. Dwain M. Estes as Assistant Professor (1958-59 only) at $5,400 fo r nine months, effective September 16, 1958. He w i l l be drop-d from h i s present position in the Extension Teaching and F i e l d Service Bureau. (2287)
46. Approve the reduction of the following to the ti= and stipend indicated ainee they are being appointed fo r a proportionate time under the Danforth Foundation Grant prograa for 1958-59: (2507)
Depal-tment Denforth Time - Amount T ~ E I G ~ U H ~ -
omas D. Horn
1/3 1,934 1/3 1,933 (Theodors Munch 3/4 4,350 114 1,450
47. From funds released by the above items plus $2,550 from Teaching Assistants, establish four positions of Lecturer (half-t iw) at a stipend of $2,700 each f o r the Long Session and approve the appointmnt of the fallowing: (2507) --,*
* h $ ~ p h I(. E U i e (2565) Mlldred Vance (2504)
Educational Administrakion 48. ,Chhnge the- appointment of Mr. L. D . Haskew, Professor without aalary from the Department, t o one-third t i m e at $4,000 fo r the Long Session, h i s appointment as D e a n to be without salary. F, r
j , gical and Health Education : V . j ii- L
s-.,, & 9. ~ h a n z t h e &ppointmnt_ of Hiss Mary Bume, Assistant Profesoor, to two- R- thirds time at $3,467 (base rate $5,2001, s ince she is being appointed pa&-time in the Extension Teaching and F i e l d S e m c e 3ureau. (2287)
50. Lapse $35.00 f r o m Maintenance and Operation to Unallocated Maintenance and Operation to offset a like amount credited to the 1957-58 budget. (2318)
Off ice of the Dean 51. ~ h z g t h - p o i n t w n t of Mr. L. D . Haskew, Dean (one-third time) at $4,000 fo r t h e h n g Session, to Dean without salary. His salary will-be paid S r o m the Department of Educational Administration.
1958-59 ~ u d g e t (continued) n @ n s e r i n g
Engineering Change the appointment of M r . K, H.. Jehn, Assistant Professor of
Meteorology, from f u l l tim at $7,000 fo r nine months, to seven-eighths time at $6,125, effective September 16, 1958. (2458)
Architectural Engineerin 3 . Change the appoint2nt of Mr- Barton D. Riley, Lecturer, from
, C:hree-fifths t i m e st $3,000, to full time for the Iang Session at a total of $5,000, (2456)
6 Change the appointment of Mr. Franklin B. Johnaon, Assistant Professor at $6,000 fo r nine months, to two-thirds time for -the First Semester at a total stipend of $5,000 fo r nine months, effect ive September 16, 1958, to permit h i m to serve one-third time in t he Department of Civil . e,,,
Engineering. (2327) - j ,,,! 5;
vil Engineering i' Appoint Mr , Franklln 3. Johnson aa Assistant Professor (one-third
- . time) far the First S w s t e r at a salary of $1,000. (2327)
Change the appointment of k. Mymnd F. Dawson, Professor, from c*f- t ime a t $4,400 to one-third ti= at $2,933 f o r the Long Session, to
permit him to serve both in the Bureau of Engineering Research and with the C hulalongkorn contract . (2348) 4% -'. +-.. , I Vy?
fl Appoint Mr. Richard W . Furlong as Assistant Professor for the Long Session at a stipend of $5,900. (2390)
6' Change the appointmnt o f Mr. Ned A . Burns, Instructor at $4,700, to khrae-fourths time fo r the Long Session at $3,525. Mr. Burns will receivzs an award from the Engineering Foundation on a fourth-time basis.
-wing
r <-bnge the appointment of Mr. Clayton W . Chance, Assistant Professor , k
at $5,000 fo r n ine months, .to a three-fourths time basis at $3,750. Mr. Chpnce will receive an Engineering Foundatian awad on a fourth-ti= barsis. /- < 60. Change t h e appointment of Mr. Joe L, Bmns, Lecturer at $6,400 for nipe months, to a three - fowhs t i m e basis for the F i r s t Semester, since he i's to be appointed in the Department of Mechanical Engineering on a
' .P fcurth-time basis for that period. (2597) KG4, >i , , ' ,
Engineering Change the 8.p.pointmnt of Mr. Alfred H , hQrone , Assoc l a t e Professor
' at $8,000, to half-time for the First Semester, to enable him t s d o york 'on Television Allocations Study Organization c o n t r a c t . (2580) .&& -. 4 7 62. Delete the name of Mr. Jaxraes O l i v e r Habert, Jr., Lecturer, three- four ths time at $4,050 for nine montha, since he has resigned p r i o r to September 16, 1958, and lapse his salary to the account f o r Lecturers. (2565) 1-
3. Change the appointment of Mr. H. W . Smith, Aasociate Profeasor at 6 , 5 0 0 fo r nine months, ta a three-fourths t i m e basis f o r the Long Session, t enable him to do work on Government Sponsored Research, (2521) P
(64. Change the appointmot of Mr. Russell E. Lueg, Ins t ruc tor at $4,500 fo r nine months, to a three-foufihs ti= basis f o r the Long Sesaion. Mr* Lueg will receive an Engineering Foundation award on a fourth-time basis.
., 'I. - < 59
1958-59 Budget (continued) College U P Engineering (continued 1 m c a Engineering (continued) b5. Approve the a p p o i n m n t of the roll wfng aa lec turer for the Long Session un a one-third time basis at the ipend &om, funds to c o w from 'tern or lecturers: t
my Lee Huggins (2569) $2,130 -e Edwin Amstrong (2542) $1,695
Mr. Euggins and Mr. Armstrong are both employed at Defense fleseaz*ch Laboratory.
, < .. of Mr. Enrico G. Volterra, Professor at $9,000 plus $3,000 f r o m Salary Supplementation, to a two-thirds time basis for the First Semester a (2591)
67. Change the appoin-nt of Mr. E. A * Rippemer, Professor at $10,000 fo r nine months, to e, half-time basis for t h e First Semeeter. (2591)
Change the appoinhent of Mr. 3. G. Eppea,. Assistant Profeaaor at for nine months, to a three-fourths t h e basis for the Iang Session.
Mr. Eppes w i l l receive an Engineering Foundation award on a fourth-time basis, Second in Bureau of Engineering Research the..Ftrst Semester +
6. ' Change the appointmnt of Mr. Thorns C. Carlton, Jr., Assistant Professor. at $5,500 f o r nine mnths , ta a three-fourths time basis for the F i r s t Semester. W. Carlton w i u receiw. an Engineering Foundation award on a fourth-tim, baaiia for t h i s period. (2591)
b n i c a l Engineering Appoint Mr. Joe L. Bruns as Lecturer on a fourth-time basis f o r the
t ~irst emester at a stipend of $800, funds to be transferred from the Departmnt of Drawing. (2597)
71. Change the qpbin tment of the following to a three-fourths tine basis fo r the Lang Session since they are to receive an Engineering Foundation award on a fourth-ti= basis f o r thie period. The salary indicated for each is the nine months mte provided in the budget:
,. - , Professor . Watt Ass3stant Professor
E . Staph A , Rundell -
P roleum Engineering I h : ~ Change the appointment of Mr. Norman Ismonk, Assistant Professor f+- at $6,600 fo r nine months, to three-fourths time for the Long Seersten.
Mr. Iamont will receive an Engineering Foundation award on a fourth- time basis f o r this period. (2596)
f l - 3 . Change the appointment of Mr. Paul J. Root, Assistant Profea~or, fromhalf-t jme to f u l l - t h forthe b n g G e s s i o n a t a s t i p e n d o f $6,000. (2595)
of the Dean / 7 4 . 6 P P Q ~ T ~ a ' h n E. Molnar as Coneultant in Sc ien t i f i c and Engineering
Education on a part-time basis for the per iod September 1-15, 1958, at a stipend of' '$250, and f'ull-time for the period September 16, ~-958-~une 15, 3959, at $7,500 fo r the period, funds to coare fron Unallocated Unf i l l ed Positions, (2420)
1958- 59 Budget ( continwd) College of Fine Arts - ---
5 . Appornt Mr. ~ P B D Mozley as C h a i m n . "F . Gmnt &, Hirm Wtlliares, Assistant Pmfeasor at $5, ~ O Q for nine
a leave of absence fo r the F i r s t Sewster t o enable him to acce t Research I n s t i t u t e assignment f o r that period. (2481 pfi-/z
. Appoint Miss Vi~gtnfa Caroline Ogg as Assistant Professor (~irst Semester OW) at a stipend of $2,750, vice Mr. Williams, on leave . (2328)
P 8. Appoint Mr. Calvin David G~oss as Visiting Associate Professor (1958-59 only) at a stipend of $6,200, funds to come from Unallocated Unf i31aa Posit ions . (2416)
i t he t i t l e of Mr * Charles Edward Brookhart, fn~tructor a+ nine months, to Instrmetor (half -time) ; Instrument Custodian
(half-time) w i t h no change in rate of pay. (2592)
. G r a n t Hr . John McGrosso, Assistant Professor at $6,400 f o r nine months, a leave of absence f o r the Long Session. (2608)
yG. Appobt Mr. Donald B . prlght, Jr., as Guest laaistant Roieesar fir the ~ong-session at a s a w of $6,500. (2607)
t-82. Change the appointment of Mr. Vincent R. DiRino, Visi t ing Lecturer on '. t.,-* a one-%bird time basis for the Long Session at $2,100, to a one-twentieth
time basis fo r the First Semester. Mr. DilVino'e appointment will be I chpged pmpolctiomtely in the budget of Longhorn Bands.
3 . Appoint Mr. Leland R. Hunger as Lecturer, one-fourth time, for the Long Session at a atipend of $1,400. (2606)
-> 84. Change the appointment of E , W. Doty, Professor without salary from the Department, to a two-thirds t i m e basie f o r the Long Session at $8,00.0.
. -- 1 . Pbr . D o t ~ will be on a one-third t i m e baais in the Office of the Dean of tha
College o f Fine A r t s ,
Office of the Dean 7 a50
--- nge the appoin.t;ment of Mr. E. W. Doty, Dean, from full-time at 3 $12, Ogfor khe Long Session, to o n e - i h i d time at OM, traoaferring
- his s e r v i c e 6 - t o the Department of Music for two-thirds time.
Graduate School of Libra Science -+ 'Bb. Approve the Po lowing appointments aa Lecturer for the First Semater at the t o t a l stipend indicated:
on Barnes Murphy (two-thirds t*) $2,000 (2352) lora Eckert (one-third time)-- QT!">L.YV .I0 7
---- - 7 .. , ,. lrom (2543)
Miss Eckert's time is being reduced accordingly in the Lfbrary.
College of Phapmacy =p=-ie-$2,0151 t o ~ml loca ted Maintenance and Operation to off set an increadse to the 1957-58 Budget. (2362)
duate School --Office of t he Dean Appoint Mr b Leo ~ u g h E , x o - r of Engli_sh, as Director of Fellowships
on a one-third time basis fok the Long Seseion at a stipend of $2,833
Unallocated Accounts 89. Create an "Unf U e a Position8 " account in the munt of $246,000 by lapsing the fo l l owing unfLlled teaching positions:
1958- 59 Budget -(continued) Unallocated kccourits (continued)
A r t s and Sciences Bacteriology
Instructor
Economics Asaoc iate Professor eyers resignation)
English Assistant Professor (~ayman leave) 5,700
Geolou Instructor Instructor Instructor
Germanic Langmges Assistant Professor
Government Professor ( ~ e d f o d leave) Assistant Professor
History Assistant Professor
Home Economics Associate Professor ( ~ i ~ t resignattion) Instructor , loch r e s i w t i o n )
Journalism ~ro?essar
Mathematics and Astronoqy Assist+nt Professor (1/2 T.) 2,500 ( ~ e l i s k y r e s i m t i o n )
Phya ic s Associate Professor (1vach leave) 6,000
soc lology Profeasop
Business Administration Accounting
Tnstruc t o r
Business Services' Profeaaor of Busiaess Writing 8,500 Assistant Professor -
( Stullken res ignat ion) 5,000
Finance Professor Assistant Professor ( ~ y r d res igmt ion)
Management Associate Professor 11 5 w
Marketing, Resources, Transportation, and International Trade
Associate Professor 7,500 A e s i a t m t 'Professor 6,0m
1958-59 Budget (continued) m s t e a ~ c c d u n t s (continued)
Educatf on Curriculum and lne tmct ion
Assoc"iate Professor (car laen reeignat ion) $ 8,000
Aseiatant Profeesor ( ~ i n d a l resignation)
Drawing Instructor
Pe tmleum Engineering Assistant Professor (1/2 T.) 2,500
Fine A r t s - Art; Prof eesor 13,5m VTsiting Associate Professor 6,200
Muaic Associate Pmfessor illis is resignation) Guest L e c t u r e r Guest Lecturer Special Ins t ruc tor ( Jackson leave )
Pharmacy Assistant ,Professor
Total $246,002
J - 4 . bq University Re s-& Institute - (i;R,! ,' cLr -* 3 & .''k'.- 1% 90. Approve the following a s s i b n t s :
Project NO. - Amount - ." L-824 A. Leslie W i l l ~ o n , Assistant Profts;aor of
Ga~laan$c kngrjages, First Semester $2,600 (1631) >
/ .. "'L-803 Helmut Rehder, Professor of,Germanic Languages, i Second Semester 7,500 (1610)
'I I 1,306 ( k ro ld w . ~ tevenson , Assac iate Professor
of Psychology, half-time f o r the Long Session 3,400 (1610)
1 .*'
d L-810 ( H i r a m D . WilZiams, Assistant Professor of A r t , First Semester 2,750 (1610)
> I L-847 G i n spear, ~ssistant Professor of Botany,
First S e e t e r 3,050- ( 2590 1
? L-848 6. J. Moran, Assi~tant Profeaaor of Psychology, 1 two-thirds t i m fo r the First S-ster 2,166.67
( 2 5 9 1
Approve the appointment of the following for the period September 1-15, , at the t o t a l amount indicated for each, payable From Allotment Account:
Reeaarch Sc-Len.tist V Robert Lawence A i r t h
1958- 59 Budget (continued) Univers i ty Research Inat f tu te { continued)
Research Scientist Y (continu?d) Calvin McML-lan $416.66 (2438)
Research S c i e n t i s t 111 Baruch S. J8cobaon
Approve a grant of $8,250 to Mr. W . Frank Blair, Professor of Zoologyr, %; expenses for Vertebrate Speciation conrereme to be held October 27-9, 1958. (2312)
ton Foundation Biochemical Institute Assign h a l f - t l m salary In the amount of $7,500 for the Long Session
to Mr. Roger W i l l i w , Director on a twelve month basis.
94. Delete the n m e of Mr. Richard G. Ham, Research Scient i s t V at $6,468 for twelve months, since he has resigned prior to September 1, 1958. (2475)
95. Increase the salary rats of the following to $6,168 for twelve mnths; effective September 1, 1958, a d d i t i o m l funds to come from item f o r Research
\- Scientists, Aides, Breeders, etc., Clayton Foundation Grant*
Scient i s t III ard B - Pelton (2473)
h orge F. McKenna (2474)
96. Appoint Mr. W i l l i a m H. R. Shaw as Research Scientist (one-fourth t-1 @y f o r the period Septembe~ 1, 1958-August 31, 1959, at a monthly rate of -. $188 28, funds to corn from Clayton Foundation G r a n t - Research Scientf st s, Aides, Breeders, etc . (2585)
Bureau o f Business R e s e a ~ h - p a n t Mr. Calvin Pst ton B l a i r as Social Science Research Associate % or the period September 1-15, 1958, at a atipend of $350, funds to corn from Interagency CobopePation Contract No. 4413-308 with Board of Water Engineers. (2623)
weau of Engineerin Research 9 8 . p K i n t + Mr. 3% 1 Gobon Eppee as Research Engineer ( ~ a c u l t ~ ) (one- < c0UTth time) I O ~ the Fi r s t Senester at a stipend of (662,.10, funds i n come from item f o ~ Research Engineers. (2598)
9 - Appoint irr. A1fr.d H. laGrone as Engineer in Charge (Project -~upervisor) for the period September 1-15, 1958 on a full-time basis at $888.88 per month, and on a three-fourths time basie for the period September 16 - December 31, 1958, at $666.66 per month, funds to come f r o m Television Allocations Study, Organization.
100. Change the appointment of Mr. Raymnd F. Dawsan, Associate Director, to a one-third ti= basis f o r the lnng Session and half-time September 1- 15, 1958, and June 16-August 31, 1959, at a total stipend of $4,433. S( Mr. Dawsonts appohtment in the D e p a d e n t o f m E n g i n e e r i n g has
been reduced to one-third t i m e and he w i l l also serve on the Chulalongkorn contract. (2348) ,:d ., I ,
i t u t e of Public Affairs 101. ~ h a n g F t h e a p p t m e n t of M r . Woodworth G . Thrombley, Social Sclence Research Associate IY at $6,468 fo r t w e l v e months, to a three-fourths
. . <- t i m e basis for the period September 16, 1958-January 31, 1959, to allow him t o serve as Visiting Lecturer in t he Department of Government. (2423)
Humanities Reeearch Center 102. Lapse ~ o ~ o c ~ t e d Maintenance and Operation from Maintenance and Operation to of f se t an addition to the 1957-58 budget. (2326)
1958-59 Budget (continued) Research
C-ey as Research Scientist XV at $6,780 for twelve months, effective September 1, 1958. (2618)
Texas Petroleum Research Cormittee Appoint M r . Roberk 6. Edgerton as Research Engfneer V for the p e r l ~ d
1-15> 1958$ at $655.50 per month.
Division of Extension Service Bureau m. Estes, Assistant Professor at $5,400 being appointed in the Depa~tmnt of
Curriculum and f natxglction . (2287)
106. Approve the following part-time appointmnts fo r the Long Session, the staff member in each case also seming part-tlnee in the indicated department on the Main Campus: (2287)
G s s a c iate Prof essok of Cumi~ulm end Instruction M. Vere D e V a u l t (one-third time) $2,266 .OO
G a s i s t a n t Professor of Curriulum and Ins t ruc t ion Mary Frances Flournay (one-third time)
A s g i s t a n t Professor of Physical and Health Education C M n a u l c ~ ( o n e - t h i a t m ) 1,733
Industrial and Business Tra in ing Bureau - 107. Delete the name of Mr. Johnnie B. Whfteley, Specialist in Induetrial Preparatory Training at $6,160 f o r twelve months, fmm the budget since he res igned prior t o September 1, 1958. (2284)
108. Appoint Mr, L, Fred Anderson as Technical. Ins$ructor in Petroleum Training ( ~ r a l n i n g Specialist 11) at $6,168 for t w e l v e months f o r the period
(2400, 2572) .. iG+G.#;! \ 4
( ? ? h a n g e the appointment ai. Miss Flora Erkcrt +, l c q u i ~ l t i o n Librariao at $6,468 for t w e l v e manthswto a, two-thirds time basis f o r the First Semester to enable he^ to gerve in the Graduate School of Library Science.
, I
( 2614 )&A :. , ;;. -
Change the appointment of Miss Mary S . KirQatrick, librarian 1x1, Education and psycho la^, at $6,168 far twelve months, to a one-fourth t i m e basis f o r the pepiod September 15-30, 1958, and grant her a leave without salaw for the pepiod October 1-December 31, 1958. (2401, 2573)
111. Fmm Special Equipntent and Library Collections and Materials ( u n a ~ o c a t e d ) traqsfer $10,000 to account fo r Books, Research M e r i a l s m. (2611)
Physical Plan% - 112. Transfer $2,400 f ~ o m Maintenance, Opera-king Supplies and Repairs, Departmnt of Const ruc t ion and Maintenance, to the salaries account fo r that divf sion. (2434)
The Hog$ Foundation . for Mental Health -- ,*-? 113. Approve the following transfers f r o m Account No. 65050 - W. C. Hogg
) - , I
,* ,\ #. .;, 8
Fund: Research, Publications and Wave1 to the following: ,,' ,
1 ;
Exploratory Study of Pupils in t h e Elemen- Schools $ 3,500 (2581) Friends of the Library Fund i0,OOO (2336) Education of Spanish Speaking Children in the Southwest
SalarPe s (2391 1
3,180
1958- 59 Budget (continued) m @ ; g -- Foundation f o r Mehtal Health ,- (continued)
mintemnce, Equipmnt and Trave l Secretarial and reeearch assistance
Hogg Foundation Grant; to Wayne H. Holtzman
114. Approve the transfer of $2,002.80 from Account mo . 65040 - W . C . Hogg Fund: Program and Travel , to Account No. $3820 - Testing and Counseling Center. (2317)
115. Approve the transfer of $17,000 to the Department of Anthropolow . fo r aupport of the anthropological study of Mexican-American culture in t h e Lower Rio Grande Valley under the di rec t ion of Professor William Madsen. Of this total, $1,000 will be held in r e a a m within the Hogg Foundation to support l o c a l travel expenses and miscellaneous items; $14,000 will be t r a n s f e r ~ d from Account No. 65070 - Eialances Subject to Reappropriatian to Account No. 56911 fo r Salaries and $2,000 froa the same fund to ~ e c o u n t 10. 56912 for mint nance ( 2 5 9
2 ,wc*AL "--' I : * ./, su( &,..:.. ,.. . i . - ~ f d . ( & & * 6'
1 Ar~woint Dr. H. T. Pianuel as ~Goject Director, Education of Spanish C Speaking children in the Southwest fo r the period September 16, 1958-
June 15, 1959, on a one-fourth t i m e basis ut $227 Per month, and f o r the period June 16-~ugust 31, 1959, an a half-time basis at $454 per month, pawble from Hogg Poundution Grant. (2560, 2532)
Appoint Mr. Louis J * &ran as Rasearcb Scientist for the period 1-15, 1958, at $-680.88 per month, payable from the Hogg
undation Grant to Clayton Biochemical Institute for Research an Biochemistry, of Schizophrenia. (2531)
.-'3 hulalongkorn University Contract
Mr. Raymond F. Dawson as Coordinator of the Texas- Contract on a half-time basis f o r the period
, 15, 1958 and June 16-~ugu~rt 31, 1959, and one-third time during the period September 16, 1958-June 15, 1959, at a to-1 stipend of $4,434. - t ;'
3 --. ( 2348 1
- .- .. . Ug . Approve the appointnent of the f o l l o w h g for the f iacal year 1958- 59, unless-oFhemise shown, nt the twelve month salary indicated f o r each, plua overetaa differential of 1%:
Chief of Party (chief ~dv i ser ) and Visiting Professor and Power Plant Coneultant in hchanical Engi_neerl,ag - .
Wayne i3 1- Long $12,200 (to cbd Jmuaq 31, 1959) (2350)
Viaiting Professor of Sanitary Bacteriology Charles E . Laxlkford 12,031 ( 2332)
Visiting Professor of Chemi~tyy Floyd W. Dunn
Viait ingAssociata Professorof'Plathematlcs ,
Buchanan Cargal 9,600 (2349) Visiting Assistant Professor of Physics
Eugene Vasily Ivash 10,050 ( 23 57
Miscellaneous Research Projects 120. Appoint Mr. W i l l i a m H. Wade as Research Scientist IV (chemistry), APT. Project 47D, f o r the period September 1, 1958 - June 30, 1959, at a monthly rate of $539. (2445)
121. Appoint Mr. Rowland P e t t i t as Reaearch Director, Aromatic Boron Compounds, for the period September 1-15, 1958, at a mnthly aahry of $666 -66, (2431)
1958-59 Budget (continued) m ~ n e o u s Research PYO j e e t s (continued)
&-ad M . Hedge e 8s Research Sc i en t f st ( ~ a c u l t ~ h Spectroscopic Research Laboratory, f o r the period September 1-15, 1958, at $565 per month, funds no come from American Chemical Society grant. (2433)
2 . Approve the fo l lowing appointmnto from Welch Foundation Grants at , ?j - ,- . .
\ . qk t h monthly salary indicated:
,+- I . '
Spectroscopic Reraearch Laboratory Fpederf ck Albert Matsen, September 1-15, 1958, at $1,111 -11 (2432)
fnveet igat ion of Crystal Structures of Same Metallo-organic Chelate Colqpounda
Stanley H. Sfmonsen, September 1-15, 1958, at $800 (2450)
Robert A, Welch Foundation ,Grant No. 6 3163 L e w i s F. Hatch, September 1-15, 1958* at $1,022.22 (2577)
Welch Foundation G r a n t , No. 63165 Norplan Hackerman, September 1-15, 1958, at $750 for half -time (2368)
Welch Foundat ion G m t , No. F-041 Leon 0. Morgan, September 1-15, 1958, at $844.44 (2311)
Welch Foundation: X-Ray Absorption Edge Studies of Chemical Bonding Harold P . Hanaon, Septembe~ 1-25, 1958, at $844 -44 (2404)
hvemnment Sponsored Research Academic-Year Institute 124. A p p s o ~ the ~ ~ ~ o z n t m e n t of M r . Robbin C . Anderaon as Direc to r (half- time) fo r the period September 1, 1958-May. 31, 1959, at a monthly rate of $5274'8" (2539)
Bureau of Industpial Chemistry 1'25. ~ E ~ i n t Mr. Kenneth A . Kobe as Direc to r ( ~ a c u l t y ) f o r one and one- t bird hours per week, at w monthly rate of $50.00 f o r the period September 1, 1958-August 31, 1959. (2625)
Combustion Kfnetics Pro j a c t 6 . ~ppoiit M r . ROW Anderson as Project Director , half-time fo r the period Septeaiber 1-15, 1958~ at $527.78 per month, and one-fourth tim f o r the period September 16, ~ ~ s B - A u ~ u s ~ 31, 1959 at $263.89 per month. (2538)
U 7 . Appoint Mr. Lewis F. Hatch a& Reaearch S c i e n t i s t ( ~ a c u l t y ) (one- fourth time ) at $255.55 per mnth for the period Septerabe~ 1, 1958- August 3 1 3 1959- (253%)
128. Appoint MP, F . Albert Mat een aa Research Sc ient i s t (~acul ty ) (one- four th time) for the ~ e r i o d September 1, 1958-August 31, 1959, at $305.56 per month. (2436)
Corro~ion Research Uboratory 129. .Appoint MT. Norman Backeman as Director ( ~ a c u l t y ) for the period September 1-15, 1958, on a half-time basis at $805 "55 per month. (2492)
Defense Re search Zaboxsatory m p p r r o v e t he following appof ntmants and/or c h n ~ a of status to that indicated :
b n t h l y Rate Effective Date
Re aearch Engineer Fa@u1ty) E h r L. Hixson I 1/21 Percy Hugh W l l e r
$338*89 September 1-15, 1958 (2323) 944.44 September 11-15, 1958 (2510)
1958-59 Budget ( continued) h v e r n m n e ~ n ~ g ~ r e d Wsoea:~ch continued - Defense~eseaxch Lwb~ra-t~ory icon: i nued )
Monthly B t e Effec t ive Date
Research Engineer ( ~ m u 1 - k ~ ) (continued) Percy Hugh Miller ( ~ / k ) $236.11 September 16, 1958 (2511) Harold J. Plasa, Jr, Bb4.44 September 1-15> 1958 ( 2 4 9 ) ~ m l d J, lass, JP. PO) 84 *44 September 16, 1958 (24%)
Research Sc i en t i s t <chemistry) ( ~ a e u l t ~ ) N o m n Hackerman (1/40) 40 2 8 September 16, 1958 (2541)
Research Sc ien t i s t (Geology) ( ~ a c u l t y ) Robert L. Folk (Leave) Septe~ber 1-151 1958 (2330)
Research Sc ien t i s t ( ~ a ~ c h o l o g y ) ( ~ a e u l t y ) Hugh C. Blodgett (1/2) 516 -67 September 1-15, 1958 (2376)
Assistant Il irec t o r and Systems Demlopmnt Special is t If
Richard N. Iane (Leave) . . . September 1-30, 1958 (2339) ~ f c h a r d M. w e (1/2> 475.00 October I, 1958 (2339)
Research Engineer IY Charlie D. Andereon (1/2)
Research Engineer 111 Robert L., Schlumpf
282.50 September 22, 1958 (2448)
514.00 September 1, 1958 (2356) Research S c i e n t i s t ( ~ h y a i c ~ i ) V Bob Id, Brown 770 .a0 September 1-7, 1958 (2285) Bob M, Brown (1/5) 15k,00 September 0, 1958 (2442)
Research Scientf et (~aycholo@;y) IV George Mouahegian (3/4) 404.25 September 16, 1958 (2444)
E l e c t r i c a l Engineering Besearch Laboratory 131. ~ ~ ~ i o v e the following appof n t m n t a and/or changes of status to that indf cated:
Monthly Rate E f f e c t i n Date
Meteorologist Kenneth H .. Jehn (1/4)
Radio Engineer Bob M, Farmin Bob M. Fannin (1/4)
Research Engineer IV Weeley Berk H e n ~ y
933.34 September ld15, 1958 (2500) 233,33 September 16, 1958 (2500)
592,00 September 1, 1958 (2476)
', Genetics Foundation 132. Approve the fol lowing appointments and/or change8 of status t o that indicated:
Rate Effective Date
Research Sc ien t i s t ( ~ a c u l t ~ ) Burke H , Judd $ 6U.11 September 1-15, 1958 (2494) Robert P o Wagner 1,133.33 September 1-15, 1958 (2495) Marshall R * Wheeler 777.7? Eeptember 1-15, 1958 (25%)
1958- 59 Budaet continued) - < r -
Oovermnt ' b o n k r e d &search (continued) Genetics Foundation (continued)
Rate Effective Date
Research Sc ien t i s t IV William B. Heed $592.00 September 1-December 31,
1958 (23701 Thoma G o Cfl'egg (~eeign) . - . Septambe~ ' 1, 1958 (~emove
from 19 58- 59 ~ u d g e t ) ( 2369 b
Hearing Testing Project m p p r o m the following appoinmnta and/or changes of status to that Indicated :
Monthly Rate Effective Date L
Director ( ~ a c u l t y ) kmrt L. ~ o p r a (1/4) $160.56 September 1, 1958 (2493)
Social Science Research Ascsoc iate IV Duil io T o PedrlnP 592.00 3eptember 1, 1958 (2443)
The Hyg Foundation . Appro= - t h e following appointmnts and/or chang@s of statue to that indicated:
Monthly Rate Effec t ive Date
Social Science Research Associate V Fred R. Crawford $740.00 September 1, 1958-~pril 30,
1959 (2446) Fred R. Crawford 170.00 *y 1, 1959 (2447)
Tnorgunic Chemiatxy Project 135. Appoint Mr. George W * Watt a s Director ( ~ a c u l t ~ ) at $1,333.33 per month f o r the period September 1-15, 1958. (2452) .
Hospital-Cornunity Research Pro jec t 13b. Appoint Mr. Ivan C. Bellmap ae Director (~aculty) (one-$bird time) at $259.26 per month f o r the period September 16, 1958-May 31, 1959. (~$6 )
Ir~sec t Bionomf cs 131. Appoint Mr. Osmond F . Bmland as Director ( ~ a c u l t ~ ) , full-time for the period Septembe* 1-15, 1958, at $955.55 par mnth, and one-fourth time at $238.89 per month, effective 'September 16, 1958. (2435)
Lithium Wave Function n p p d i n t t . Charles W . Scherr as Project Director at $655 -56 per month f o r t h e period September 1-15, 1958, (2547)
Mental Realth in Teacher Training 139, Approw %e following appointmente and/or changes of status to that indicated:
Manthly Rate ~ f f e c t i m Date
Resea~ch Assoc ia te Carson McGuire (1/4) $291.67 September 1, 19>8-~by 31,
1959 (2557)
1958-59 Budget (continued) Government ,Sponsored Research continued) Mental ~ e a l t k - in Teacher Training (continued)
Monthly Rate Effective Date
Research Associate (continued) Oliver Bow (3/4) $558.33 September 15-May 31, 1959
( 2296 1 David G. Ryans (c.1/8) 176 -47 September 15, 1958-~ay. 31,
1959 (2556)
Military Pby~l ic~ i Research laboratory 140. Approve the fo l lowing a p p o i n t m n t ~ and/or changes of status to that indicated:
Monthly Rate Effective Date
Research S c i e n t i s t (~aculty ) Robert 6 . Greenwood (have) $. . . Septembarl-15, 1938 (2534) Roger C . Oeborn (1/4) 144.44 Septem'ber 1, 1958 (2535)
Assistant ~f rector and 3yetema D e ~ l ~ m n t spec m i s t II Lawrence E. Brown (1/4) 262.50 September 1, 1958 (2372) Allen &. Hutton 870.00 Septemberl, 1958 (2449)
Systems Development Spec iallst I1 William ' K. G r i f f is (1/3) 182-90 September 1, 1958 (2371)
Nuclear Physics Iaboratory m p p r o v e the following appointments and/or changes of status to that indicated;
Monthly Rate Effective Date
Research S c i e n t i s t (physics ) (~aeulty ) Eobert N. Little ( ? /d l $625.00 September 1-15, 1958 (2508) Walter E. M i l l e t * (Leave) . . . September 1-15, 1958 (2496)
Paychological Research Foundation 142. Appoint 'Mrs-. Jane S. Muton a e Social science Research Associ~tte IV on a three-fifths t i m e baaia at $339 per month, effective September 15, 1958. (2574)
Radiobiologicd Mboratory 143. Approve the following appointments and/or changes of statua to that indicated:
Monthly Rate Effective Date
Research Scientist Rugh Carlton B l o d p t t (1/2) Hugh Carlton .Blodgett (1/4) Wade Lynn Brown Wade Tgm Bmwn (c .p/10)
Research Scient i s t V (Physiolow ) George M. Krise, Jr . (without salary)
$516.66 September 1-15, 1958 (2293) 258.33 September 16, 1958 (2293) 811.,11 September 1-15, 1958 (2294) 743 - 35 September 16, 1958 (2294)
. . . September 1, 1958 (2340)
1958-59 Bud&% (continued) -nt Sponsored Research (eonti~ued) Reactor Fuel Was% Disposal Project ~ P ~ t ~ ~ ~ 8 c b ~ a a Research Engineer (about one -e f ghth t i m e ) at $83 -12 per month fo r the period September 1, 1958-M~y 31, 1959. 12485)
Research in Ppoperties of Liquids and Solids 145. ~ ~ p x n t M r . A . ViEo- T ~ w r ( ~ a c u l t y ) (one-fourth ti=) at $277.78 per month, effective September 1, 1958. (2546)
Research on Awlbenzenes -point Mr. Royston M. Roberts as Director ( ~ a c d t ~ ) at $788.88 per m n t h for the period September 1-15, 1958. (2324)
Research -- on Eigh'Pressure Spectroscopy 147. Delete Mr. mdon E , Ferguson, Research S c i e n t i s t (~aculty } , worn %he 1958-59 Budget. (2545)
Research on Relativity and Gravitational Theories 148. ~ g p x n t Mr. U h d s c h i l d as ~irect-ty) (one-fourth tine) at $375 per month, effectfve October 1, 1958. (2533)
Research on Tension Reduction 1 4 % . P o i n ~ i l i p Worchel as Director ( ~ a c u l t , ~ ) (one-third time) at $318. $2 per months for the perllod September 16, 1958-~anuary 31, 1959. ( 2626 )
Research on Trainable Children in Public Schools 150. ~ p ~ x n t Mr .. John R, Peck ~ i r e c tamty) (c three-tentha . time) at $2l9.58 per month f o r 'the period September 1, 1958-May 31, 1959 ., (2295)
Structural Mechanics Research Iaboratory 1 Appoint Mr. E . -rger as Research Engineer ( ~ a c u l t ~ ) fu l l - t ime for the period September 1-15> 1958, at $1,111.11 per month, and three- four ths t b ~ beginning September 16, 1958, at $833.33 per month. (2.340, 2629 1
Auxiliary Budgets The ~nfvcjr- Tems Press m. ~ ~ ~ o l n t - n n e s as Editor III at $6,168 for twelve months, effective September 22, 1958, (2584)
1958 SUMMER SESSION m e g e of A- Sciences 73ami --- m n g e the appotltment of M r . Robert I. Montgomery, Assistant P~ofessor, Second Tern, to a thee-fifths time baeis at $540. (2306)
Office of the Dean --- 2 Appoint Mr. L. L, C l i c k a~ Con~u l t an t f o r the Second Term on a modified service basis at $947 . (2470)
GIFTS AHD GRAPPTS: The following gifts and grants have been received at the - ~ = r a i t ~ . * 1 recommand acceptance and that t h e thanks and appreciation a0 the Board be sent the donors by the Secretary except in the case of those cash g i f k s of $100 or less whfeh 1 have been authorized to accept on behalf of the Board. In the case of scholarships where the r ec ip i en t has been designated by the donor, it has been ascemined that the donor is a charitable or public foundation and that the donation does not constitute an evasion of taxes:
fts ard Grants (continued) The E . I. du Font de lemours and Company, O r s n s , has given to f i /,
\ the Deparkment of Chemical Engineering a teniperature recoPder-controller, a 6 point Micr~max temperature indicator, 2 pressure recorder c o n t r o l l e r s , and a variable speed a ~ i v e wi th a 2 EP motor.
6 The Shell DcvelopnemL Company, Houstons has given the Depa-nt of ,I : :
Geology the following pfec.ea of equipment r 1 L & M Pro- Controller, 8 -
1 Becbn- 'Brown Photopen Recorder, and I L & I3 Galvnnomter for use with t h e Photopen Recordea~. (2387)
<The D a l l a s Branch of the American Associatian of University Womn jli- ,:,. ;: ; 7 has sent $500 a a a echalambip fop Emlea Eknges , (2472) /
(4. The American Aesociation of O i l w e l l DeLll isg C ~ n h a c t o r S has sent a check in the mount of $1,000 aa the first-qusrter payment
ly '.:n,g
on its annual grant-in-aid to the Petroleum Tmining Department of the Industrial. and Business Trairrf ng Bureau, (2426)
. a , Checks totaling $40.00 have been received f o r the Fred C . Ayer :,\I - ? ,-? ' -
rimrial Publication Fund. (2454) (2374) (8562)
f6. A check in the amount of $228.83 has been received Prom the >\ aja Univers i ty Coopemti= socie ty for the Battle Fund, representing the proceeds of rebate s l i p s f o r this purpose. (2429)
, , ? , 6; Donations to t a l ing $103.00 have been received for the College of ,;'. ! ! I
Business Adminiatration Foundation fund, no one of which exceeded $100. @455)(2497)
8 . Checks tctaling $150, no one of which exceeded $100, have been ,I! '- " \ - '
rceceived for mrquia G. Eaton Accounting Education Itand. (2657)
Contributions totalling $67.00 have been received lor the ,
Accounting Education EPund.
6. The Cebot Foundation, Inc., Pampa, Texas, has sent a check in the 6 ; . 1 :: !, <;-,
mount of $1~153 to p~ovtde scholarehips for 1958-59. The recipients chosen are George Lowe and Ham Hardee, Jr., each to receive $228.25 upon registration in the First Semester and a similar aniount upon registration In the Second Semester. (2392)
fii. Chance Vought Aifcraft, Inti , D a l l a a i .has .sent a chcck i n t h e amount o f $558.00, of which $58.00 is f o r t u i t i o n and fees of the recipient of their scholarship, M r . Frank B. Name, and $500 f o r unrestricted use of the Univers i ty . The latter amount baa been deposited t o the fund entitled Vice-President and Provost - Unrestricted Grants - Various Donors - Vwious Purposes, (2412)
6 Cities Servlee O i l Company, Eartle W U e , Oklahoma, has sent a ,+ - 6 j - check in t he mount of $900, of which amount $600 is a scholarship fox ficman W. Adms and $300 an administrative grant to the'Dnlve~sity.
7 The $3~0 has been deposited in the Vice-President's Unrestricted GFnts - Various Donors - Various Purpoees Fund. (1357) /'
63. The fo l lov ing checks h a w been received f r o m the Claytoll Foundation, ,, 7 R~us ton : $88,363.50 to the Clayton Foundzt i o n Biochemical In s t i t u t e 11- for the period September 1, 1958 - February 28, 1959; $5,000 for the I n a t i t ~ t e for Dr. R. J. Williams Emergency Fund for the same period; ,: J 3 $19380 for a spec i a l salary grant to the Director of the Institute for fi', '' the 1958-59 fiscal year; and $10,000 aa the second installment of the $50,000 appropriation for finishing the w e s t end of the Experimental Sc iencc Building. 6 2527)
an,q. Wants (continued) - ---- .' , , .,7 C o m Products Refining Company, Chicago, I l l i n o i s , has sent a 7 '+ ;
check in the amount of $2,400 to provide $ o w ~eholarshlpa for the ' , i..
1958- 59 school year a ( 23&~ ;
15. The Bing Croaby Enterprises, Los Ange3&s,1 @ab%fornia, has sent a < i E k f o ~ $200 t o cover M1s Crosbyi s fall contribution to t he L i l l i a n M -i ,' ../
Barkley Scholarship fund of the Deparkmnt of Drama.
6 The E. I , DuFont de Nemours and Company, Wilmington, Delaware, b e ~ e n t a check in the amount of $3,414 to eomr its Postgraduate Fellow- ship in Chemistry. A stipend of $2,100 w i l l be paid to the recipient, /\/j -: :' 6 :J MP., Edward Bumenberg, plus $114 for t u i t i o n and feee, and $1,200 will be used by the Department of Chemistry to support research. (882)
<;7 The Eastern States Petroleum & Chemical Corporation, Aouston, has sent a check in the amount of $300.~ representing one-half of the -(; :< (; 19, schola~ship which has been awarded tc Mr" Gary Leach. (2509)
18, Donations totaling $4,2b5,00 have been received fo r the Engineering : :? Foundation. Of this total, ,individual contributions exceeding $100 & - ,' ' ' ? , .
ape listed belowu (2513, 2325> 2417, 2366, 2561, 2553# 2604) !vl l- I:: 5 , ; , :-&, C' nvair , Fort Worth ' $2,500- @I- & W E Findley, Findley Engineering Service, A l i c e $ 5 ~
Mr. Jge J. King, Seniop Vice-President, tha Tennessee Gas Trans-# .- c? mission Cowany, Houston, has sent 300 s b r e a of Tennessee h a 1
Transmias i on Stock, book value $9,637.50~ for the Alfred and el lie ,p 5 , ' .J Fb
King Graduate Fellowship, Engf -, . . n e e ~ f - . ng Foundation. (2594) *.. ...... - - - , ? > > ; > ; ,
20. Contributions for the Geolow Foundation have been received as fol lows, any individual donation which exceeds $100 being l i s t e d by donor as we11 as being included in the t o t a l , I
For Geology Founht ion , Various Donors - $610 00 M - ' '[G'; '"' c = z - ~ 2-
(Dr. John I,. Snyder, Austin - $300 , , ,
For Hal P , Bybee Mewrial Fund - $3,310.00 '$7 .' ' J 2 3 3 m 2466, 23-36 2338, 2337r ,2336, - 2335, i 2303, 2301) 1 First City matianal Bank, Houston - $325 ( 4 ! ~2 ' " ' *-,,
Myron T. Morris, New Orleans, buieiana - $A20 For Cuyber Fund - $25 -00 (2302)
For Sbonds Fund - $25 ,BO (2302) - W F. B a m n , Houston, has sent two of hi8 monthly checks fo r $225.00. l j , - i: y
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eac&whichhave been repofled among the above accounts in accordance with his direct ion. -, -'
r21. Mr. B i l l R. Payne, Roustony has given t w o shares of Standard O i l ,;! :, : j , , Company stock f o r the Hal P. Bybee fund, book m l u e $116 "25. , -'
(22. Mr. and Mrs , Leanard F . McCallum, Houston, Texas, have given Piny- one ahres of Continen-i;sl, Oil Company s tock to the Geology Faunkt ion,
2' 1 ,) thirty-Fl.w shares of which, -worth approximately $2,9000, fo r the bcnefitfi?--~: . , * b l : ' ' ,
o f the Hal P. Bybee fund, and the remining for the Cuyler fund.
. M r . b . C . Wheeler, Coral Gables, Florida, has sent t e n shares of , International Petroleum Company, Limited, stock, the proceeda of which , ;I. I!. :" '., '. * !
ape to be credited to the Hk1 P.. Bybee Memorial f"und of the Geology Paundat%on. The sale of the stock netted $501.59 (2477)
Gi eta and Orant& (coatinued) F"Th~--OUCompa..nyhag given l20 aharea of the Halliburton OU
(Well Ceroen~ing Company at.ock,t the book value of ""bieb 1s $7,725, ....~', ~ .. ~~ representing the second of' three annual contribut.1olU ot $7,500 for /11- ~ ,,< () the Geology FOUIld.a.tion .. Va.rious DODO:-3.
J. r-~/'" ~25', ~lr. ~Ol'g'" Coates) San Antonio, hall g1ven $)00 to the Geo o~ M -'7.:..1,,-' f>!v
Department to be u.eed fa)' a student loan fUnd, and t.he nloney ..,ill be deposited Ln Geology Depart~nt Student Loan FuM. _
(' 26. The Chs..llIpioa Paper Foundation, 1{8.lDilton, Ohio, has sent a ch6clt in ~ ~ '.\J
tile amount of $300. , Of t.his lllllOunt $200 is to be used foT' a 8cholar- .'.: ",;-,,< I. ship fol" Mr. Francis Glenn Alld.era a.nd $100 'lill be deposited to Student", ..' . ..:-' ~ • ", L1t~ Staff - Various Donors: VariOUB PUl'PO$~S, ..
~7. Dr, Charles ~. Green, El Paao, Texas, bas sent a check in the amount \" of $1,200 86 e. gr-ant.-in-e.ld for a physicaJ..ly' handicapped student f:rOIl1 7
f:1 Paso) TeXlloG, delSirtns to pursue gt"Muate work in Government or " History'. !'Ii 8S Anits. Blair has been coosen a.a the TeC lop 1eo.t,_ J
\;8. A check in the aJD::)U1It of $10,000 haa been received rept'6aenting tbe AI 1.lh", , b",que~t of t.he late Ml:'a. Emil1e Wheelock !loveon and vt,ll be used to ,,/.- .... "f"-/u. ~ estab1J.6h tva $5,000 scholarships -to be Jm.o-.m 8$ "t'be John Dorl1n HQvl;lon and E'nlllie '.lheeloclt fIo'W'aon Scholarshipa." _
29. 'I'M folloWine; funds have been recei'red for the John Charles TO\tlleG FoUhdB.tlon:
For Unallocated account - $435.00
For §,chDlarships in Lav - $800 .00 . ,
( Mr. Sylvan ~g,-;n Antonio $300.00 (t"a.n1;ey, Han~r, Johnson, _Scarborou~ & Gooch, Fort Worth $250.00
(1F'ulbrignt, Crooker, FrcClZll, Bates & Ja~or8ki, HoU&ton $250.00
/30. The lA.... -SClence Academy Me given $1J.lL55 to be deposited to tile I\r~ -~! --.':;'6. \ John Charlee To-.mes FOUl1dation - La"·Scieooe Inst.1tute. .. .
(';1. The total of $415.00 has been given for the Longhorn Band Schola:t ship Fund. or this amount: $200 vas contributed by Mr. Joe C. Tholllpsol1lv~,:· r~_I of DallAs, and $100 by Mr. J. R. Parte n of B:ouston, a former member of the Board of Ref;enta.
G;: Magnolia Petrole'l/II COJlIpa.ny, Dallas, Texas, has sent 3 check in the (t. .(~."( ... amount of $400 for the Pe-trolelml Bngineering Department in f'u1..l. payment ; .-"rne grant est.ablished for the 1958-59 acbool year. _
("33. The Nat ~ona1 Petro -Chemicals Corporatioo has sent a check in the '/ a.mount of $30.00 to ms.t~h the cootributioDs roade to the Volversity by I 1'\;'-. G. E, Montes. _
r;'. JODes Apothecary of Houston ha,e sent. e. check for $125 for the fill _ '. ,<,< ~ Pharmaceutica.l Foundation scholArship. _
(15 ~ The Ao1e:- Lcan Foundation for- Phannaceut.ical Education, \o/a.shillgton'Ii" _ ! .., I" D. C., bas sent 8 check in the alllOunt of $1'00 fo.....rgraduate ' " •
~hOla.r!lhiP6 in the Pha"l'lllEl.Ceutico.l Foundation. _
~ 36. The M.1.nnie SteV1ll1ll Pipe,-Poundatioll, San Antonio, has SElnt a check • " in the alllOunt of $1,000 to~ed as a scholar:;:;l:Iip or .scholarships jYl-'-' 'f j ,~j in the ftald of Geology. _
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Gifts and Grants (continued) e Presser Foundation, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, has sent a ;. .. 1 iTT";-- check in the amount of $175.00 RG the first installment of the Preseer
F o u n b t i o n Scholarship Grant t o the Department of Music.
8 A t o t a l of $640 has been received fo r scholarships in t he f i e l d 7 ~ 0 Radio and Television, $300 of which was given by ICfBC of Austin, (2467) (26193@593)
. . 4 6. Radio Corporation of America, Princeton, New Jersey, has sent $100 ,>: : ,:,), as an un~estricted gift because the University participated in its ,& ? Tui t ion Loan and Refund Plan in 1957. The money has been deposited to the account e n t i t l e d Office of the Vice-president and Provost - Various Do ra - Various Purposes. (2411)
6 ,:? - kO. Research Coxpopation, new York City, has made a grant of $1,200 in f'i' ' '
. support of the research program of Mr. Rowland P e t t i t , Assistant Professor . ,
. . or Chemistry. (2523) .*I , .
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r,- - 41. Research Corporation, New York City , has made a @;rant of $1,800 to ,I -
1 continue its support of the reaearch program of Mr. W. H. R. Shaw, ( Aaaociate Professor of Chemistry. (2524)
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-&. The following donations have been received f o r the Salary Supplementation Fund:
'., - Humble O i l and Refining CompeLny, Houston (2422) $9,000 , -
( fourth installment on f i v e year c o m i t m n t ) I.r\ superior ~ a l r i e s , ust tin 2628) 3,000 Texas State Rank, Austin 12526) 750
T-' 43. The Schlumberger Foundation has s e n t a check in the amount of 1 \,:LJ
$2,000 to renew the Schlmbeaer Collegiate Awards f o r 1958-59. The $1 - . scholarships are in the amount of $500 each, w i t h $1,000 to the University. (1262)
b A t o t a l of $225 has bean received for the E. P. Schoch lectures in hf_ 3;: I Chemical Engineering, no one contribution exceeding $100. ( 2441)
6;. The Shell Foundation, New York City, has sent a checb in the amount I r ! : of $3,100 to c o w r i t s fellowship in Petroleum Production Engineering f i j 4d,b fo r 1958- 59. The recipient , Mr. D . W . Hllchie will r e c e i ~ $2,100 plus
$600 for t u i t i o n and fees, and $400 will go to the Department of Petrol- eum Engineering f o r special project I
" *, 6 6 . Miss b s c a F o ~ a s s a i n has given of Social Work tj , , - ;.',I :;
Scholarship fund. I '
47. The Coul'cil of Jewish Womn, Dallas, has sent $900 for the First J ~ )
(Semester payment on the Reba M. Wadels Schohrsbiy i n the School of , 9 9 Social work. The annual award is $1,800. Miss Jane Dabney is the ~ e c i p i e n t * (2616) ,;\;.b.~+ \+
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(i8. The Socony Mobil O i l Canrpany, Inc . , New York City , has s e n t two : \ -'
checks, one in the amount of $465 as a 1958-59 scholarship (and tuition) f o r Mr. Jerry Dale Stephens, and one in the amount of $400 for the beeef it of the Department of Petroleum Engf neering. (1348)
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/' I' ' 1 49. The W. K . Kellogg Foundation has sent a check in the amaunt of
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$5,000 aa partial payment of t h e i r grant for the 1958-59 a c t i v i t i e s a f the Southwest School Admi~~ i s - t ; r . a t i on C e n t e r . ( ~ ' t y l ) '
50. The Standard 011 Coarpanb of Texas, Houston, has a.ent a check in <he amount of $1,940.65 fo r its fe l lourhip in dcolaej for 1958-59. i (1 Q
M r . Clyde 8. Moore, the rec ip ien t w i l l recalve $1,500 as a stipend tci,-=r and $440.65 f o r fees * A second check in the amount of $750 was sent for the use of the Department of Geology. ,, . - <
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fts and Grants (continued) , ...
Donations totaling $95 -00 have been received f o r the Teacher ,I; 5j : , !: ,:...! *- Education Foundat ion, (2512, 2373, 2529)
v- 1 ;" 52. The Brown Memorial T r u s t has given $4,000 to the Teacher Education r : d,- :-d cudat i o n l o provide s Leadership G r a d u a t e Award far 1158- 59. Mr. f l , .
Kenneth -St* Clair has been chosen as the rec ip ien t* (2612)(2518)
6 T h e ems l i f e Convention has sent the fol lowing checks: (2589): I
$4,200 to provide a $3,000 supplemental salary for Professor Byron Cosby and $1,200 far a graduate fellowship f o r an assistant t o Professor Casby
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$5,000 for counseling service for elementary mthemat ic 8 @>* students
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$3,000 f o r an actuarial and mathematical library -
6'. The following chscke have been received and deposited to "Scholarships Designated by Various Donors" account:
Qeneral Henry He Arnold Educatianal Fund of the Air Force Soelety, $100 f a r Maureen Jean Sweeney. (2379)
Claude'Wortbingkon Benedum Foundation, $500 f o r Mlchael Bobb Heal (2385)
The Boal-d of Ham Missions of the Congrep t ioml and Christian Churches, '$400, of which amaunt $275 f o r Richard 3. Castruita, and $225 for Anthony G. bzano (2377)
D a l l a s Shakespeare Sallie DZckson Memorial Fund Trust, $250 for Dolores Roaenberg (2469)
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Daughters of Penelopt, $500 for Miss Emlea ~ l a n g e d ' ~ ' (-&b77*
D i m i t County Farm Bureau Scholarship Fund, $250 fo r Claud B m b l e t t (2430)
FIenry L. Doherty Educational Foundation, $250 f o r Joe K. Cubine (2384)
Galena Park State Bank, $400, half to go to Blenda Russell and half t o Mary b u HcComick (2501)
Grant Charitable Trust, f o r the William T. Grant Scholarship Program, $200, for Grady D, Bruce, Jr. (2571)
G u l f Coast Chapter I n s t i t u t e Scrap Iron and Steel, Inc. Scholarship Fund, $250 POL" Deanna Marsh (2503)
Hillc~es t M e m m i a l Scholarship FVnd, $300 fo r Judy GranB Jean (2343)
Houston Council of Parent Teacher Association, $250 for Phyllis Markam (2551)
Llano County Scholarship Fund, $7'5 -00 f o r Milton Allen (2428)
Longview Charity league, $125.00 for Mr. Charles P~att,
Bruce PlcMillan, JY. Foundation Texas Fund: $200 - John Milton G i l l i s (2468) $125 - Michael Bryant Stroud (2427) $150 - Alnita Frances Rett ig (2544) $150 - Rebecca G a i l Rousseau (2393)
Martin High School Fund, $25.00 fo r Miss Thelma Herrera (2646)
G i f t s and Grants (continued) - - -
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Various D O ~ C &timed) T i m e s t a u r a n t Foundation, $400 f o r Jams R. H p a n (2382)
Society of Explomtion GeaphysScists, $740 for Gwen W. Andepeon (2394)
Society of Petroleum Engineers - A. I .#.Eb Dallas Section, $250 fo r Ronnie Chapman (2515)
Southland Paper W i U a Foundation, $1,000 far 3enry Oretchell (2378)
6 5 , Western Electric Company has sent a check in the amount of $400 to I' '
establisih a scholarship in C h n ~ i c w l Engineering. The recipient, - t!:~? [. , , 9,~' Eugene T. Benyon, Jr , , will receive $200 and the Departmnt of Chemical Engineering, $200. (2555) fi < ; , - ~
./. / .,. ;. 56. The Department of gewlth, Education, and Welfare, Betheada, l4E1ryla.d:~' ':' :
i t b e awarded $27,395 to Dr- Phi l ip Yorehel, Progeenor of Bsychology, as 3 .& r:, .y et Bmduate Training grant for the period July 1, 1958 - June 30, 1959.1 ', < .;
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57. !Fhe Miaslon Manufacturing Company, Houston, h a ~ sent a check for ^.* -,. --%-.f-
$2,400 for their echoUrshLps f o r 1958-59, one fo r a Mechanical Engineering student end one for B petroleum Engineering student, the students to - &-,:, r ece i~ $800 each and $400 to each department. Mr. Walter raader has been selected as the P e t roleurn Engineering s t t i & a t . (1259) (2636)
7 r : . 58. The Rockefeller Foundation has made a grant-in-aid of $6,850 to r [
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defray expenses of participants attending the Second International 21 ' ''
Congress of Historians of the United Statea and Mexico to be held on the University campus November 3-6, 1958.
6. The lamuel Scarbrough Foundation hee sent a cheek f o r (2,000 ar r-i? ' a grant f o r Mr. Howard Trwin f o r research. Mr* I r w i n is working in <\,'
1 the Department of Botany, under the supemision of Dr. W . C. WhaleyI and the money 1s fo r the purchase of a car, the resale money obtained to be returned to the Foundation. (2609)
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60. me Standard Oil Company of Texas has sen t two checks, each in . cut Of $500, t 0 be u ~ d for BCIIOI~~SII~ f o r YT . Ear). T Bu&orU, ,. h.
a student fn Petroleum Engineering, and f o r an unreatri~ted grant to the Department of Petroleum Engineering, respectively . ( 2620) a. ,, 'L i ., " 6. The Fort Worth Chapter of Sigma Delta Chi h&s .en% tvo checks, t o t a l l i n g $400 as scholarship awards to studenb in Journalism. &e chosen are Carol Sdl ivan for $250 and Cy.ena Jo.Norman for $1~0. (2621) , .
i 6 2 . Mr. George S . Winter'Dotham, Altair, Texas, M r . John M. Winterbothan, .
Galveston, and Mrs. Clarence S. Esstham, Houston, have given a number of historical document8 to the Library; e . g . , a letter f r o m George Washington to Major & n e r d Pinckney, dated Mount Vernon, Wrch 31, 1799, and a silhouette of Samuel Johnson, by Donald McQueen, dated Dunvegan, 1773.
(6;. A check in the mount of $1,000 has been received f r o m the George i; ,
W . Brackenridge Estate for Schol~trahips in Journalism. (2641)
J-BRMBE~IG = O m L AWARD FOR 1958: The Bramberg; &morial Award c i i, - f o r 1958, in the = =$= has been given to Dr. William a i < '
Arrowsmith, Associate Professor of Classical Languages. 1 % -
RESEARCH C O ~ ~ C T S : The following contl-acts nnd amcn&l?nts have been negotiated by Lhe Officc of Government Sponsored He~earch arld have bccn nimed by the Vice-Prccident and/or m'csiderzt upon the rrcomenchtion of the appropriate Technical Director, the Director of the O f f i c e o f Govemcnt Sponsored Research, and the Business bBnacer. I recornend yow approval and r a t i f i c a t i o n of s i p a t w c s :
1 . Supplemental Agreement , 4 t o Facil: tles Contract AT 33 (600) -29502, by which -the kpar-t;ment of the A i r Force, A i r Pi.terie1 C o m n d , provides $22,956.00 fo r the acquis i t ion of facilities for the yerfommce of research contract AF 41(657)-1b9. The research is conductcd al the Radiobiological Lchoratorg under the d i x c t i o n of Dr. T. S. Painter , Professor u P Zoology ,
2 . Contrzc t ~-1fi-061~-1!.01b- Z ~ ? I L - ~ B ~ , by which the Dcpartment of t he Amy, i3l1crnical Corps, provides $7,150.00 for research on the fac tors a f fec t ing nu t r i t i on , physiology and storage s t a b i l i t y of bacter ia belonging to t he genus Pasteurel1.a. The contract is effective f o r the period Sepklnber 1, 1958 throw1 August 31, 1959, .and the research is to be perforrued under the direct ion o f D r . O . B , WLlli,ms, Professor o f Bacteriology.
3 . Amendment ;To. 13 to Basic Contract aonr-375(00), by which t he Bpartrricnt of the limy, OPfice of Naval Research, adds a 11 Records, Universities" clause to the contract in ~ccordance w i t k ~ Xavy requirements .
4. Amendment i i o . 5 to Contract ~onr-375(05), by which the Dqartment of the IJavy, Office of naval Research, add3 the cwn of $12,000.00 to the: contract funds and extends the period of t h u contract through January 31, 1960. 'me research on relaxa- tion processes o f properties of l i q u i d s and solids continues under the d i rec t ion of Dr. A - W . Xolle, EYofessor of Physics . 5 . h d i f i c a t i o n No. 1 to Contract ?ll23(617~6)1757%, by which the U. S . ;J::-~vy Purchasing Ofrice, Los Angeles, C a l i f o r n i a , chnnges some of the techrlical requiremnts under the contract . The work is being p e r f o m d in the Electrical Engineering R~ssarch L a b u r d o r y under t hc direct ion of Dr. A . W Strai ton, Professor of E l e c t r i c a Engineering.
6 Amendment Tie. 6 to Contract f~0bsr--(2627, by which the l k p a r t m ~ n t of the l a w , Bureau of Ships, adds the sum of $250,000.00 t o the contract funds and extends the period o f the contr?.ct through Sep?lctl!~ber 30, 1959, The research con- t i nues at thc Dcfcnnc Research Laboratory under t h e direction of Dr. 2 . P . Doner, ProlCessor of Physics,
7. G r ~ n l , SF-05016, by rqliich the N a t ion:CL Science FounLqtion provides $9,700.00 fur research c n t i t l c d "Develojgental R o u t Anatow t i ' The grmt is efFec tlvl? ror the pcricd October 1 , 7958 thl -uugl~ Scptolnbcr 30, 1360, and the reseercb w E l l be perT~rmed u n d e r the d i ~ * e c t i o l z of Df . Charles Heim~ch, Profc :;SOT
o f Eotc11-J.
n. GsarlC RG-591.6, by which the Department of HeLalth, Edu~a t ion 2nd Welfare : Pub l i c H t l e d - L l ~ St:rvlct?, provide l; $lO,T00.00 far re scarch c n t i t l e d "Geotropism and liclsted Growth C u t - v d w e Respvnser;.'! The gri-nt is e f f cc t i vc f o r the period October 1, 195% through Septelnber 30, 1955' and the rese;xnch w i l . 1 be pe~furmed ur~dcr the d i r e c t i o n of D r . A . K . Schrmk, Afisociate Professor u:C Z o o l o ~ y .
9 . 1;~';tnt RG-5133 (21 ) : by w h i c h the Department of iIeal-tki, Educction and Welfwe , Public IIcaZth Service, provlde s $d3,800.00 for support of research e n t i t l e d "D3A Synthesis and ~ e r t i 1 i t y . l ' The grant is effective fox. the period September 1, 1958 througa August 31, 1959, sncl the research i s ti] be performed un&r t h e direct ion of Dr, Wilson S , Stone, Professor of ?.solo#.
10. G r a n t C-4022(~1), by which the Bpartnient o f IEeaLth, Education a d Welfare, W l i c H e a t h Service, provFdes $25,860 .OO for research e n t i t l e d "Hunlara Genctics Research on Biochemical Mutants." The @;rant is effective fol* the p r i s d kcember 1, 1958 throud.1 TJovernber 30, 1959, and the research is to be p ~ r f o m c d under the d i r ec t io~ l of Dr. C. P. Oliver, P r ~ f e ~ ~ o r of Zoology.
11. Grant C-2269(:5 ) , by t ~ h i c h t h e Department of Health, Education and Welfare, P&lic Hcnlth Service, provides $10,100.00 for research on eenc t i c c r ~ n t r ' r ~ l of metabolism in nevrcspora, rrlutsnts . Tl~c g rmt is eff'ectlve fur Ihe period June 1: 1953 thro@ Phy 31, 1960, and the rc-search w i l l by perfar~~ci l under the direction of Ik. R . P. I~Jrtl;;ncr, F-rofesxor o f zoo lo^.
12 . Grant 2-3645(~2), by vlzicb thc IkpartmneliL of HeaLth, Education cmd Welfare, W l i c Bcalth Service, provides $6,842 -00 for re search entit] cd "8~rornasome Ormi zation Ln Ih-cst);phil.a Melanoqastcr . " Tlle grant LE cyfec Live fur. the period J u e 1, 1959 througJ1 fuhy 31, 1960, a ~ d the resewch w i l l be perfor~ced undcr thc direct ion of Dr. Burke B . Juild, Inet ructor in Zoology.
1.3 . Contract CGS-455, by which the lkpartmeni o : C Co~,rl~lercc , Coast anct G-ode t l c Survey, proviaes $35.48 for services uowri.ng the operation and rnaln-tcnmce of ihe t i de station at Port Ararisas, Texas. The cont~*act is effective for t he period l a y 19, 1958 t h r o u m June 30, 1958, arid w i l l be pcrfonlled under the di r4ec t i.oa of Dr. Hmrard To Mum, D i ~ e c t o r , Ins t i tu te of I.&rin. Science
CONTRACTS: The following cont rac t s have been executed by the official indicated, 1 ~econnnend approval and r a t i f i c a t i o n of s ign~tures :
, q 7. q- 1. Interagency Cooperation Contract No. 4413-296, w i t h the
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Tema State Department of Health, signed by Vice-Pmafdent and Provost II. K. Ransom and Busifteas mnager G. W. Landrum, whereby the Department of Civil Engineering will provide fac i l i t i es to make a study t o establish a background count of ~adioaetivity in various waters found in t he S t a t e of Texas, reimbursement not to exceed $10,500 and the p e ~ i o d of the contract to be September 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959.
2. Interagency Cooperation Contract No . 4413-308, w i t h the <, < " State Board of Water Engineers, signed by Vlce-President and i;'
Provost H R, Ransom and Business Manager G. W . hndrum, whereby fi! ''.
the Bureau of Business Research furnishes personnel to assist in a n i n v e s t i s t i o n and projection of water consumption I n the State of Texas of ci t ies , towns and municipalities, reimbursc~llent not to exceed $14,600, and the contract to be in force September 1, 1958 to December 8, 1958.
Contracts Q continued) 3. Interagency Cooperation Contract No, 4413-313, with Texas Central Education Agency, eigned by Vice-President and Promet H. He Ransom and ..; > j ' Buainess Manager G o U. b n d ~ m , whereby the Education Agency provides , > . i:f " through t.he Texas School fo r the Deaf -$mleasional services to teach i
two three-hour classes each semeeter at the - University, raimbu~semnt not to exceed $1,900, and the c o n t ~ a c t to be in egfect September 22, 1958 - June 15, 1959.
4. Interagency Cooperation Cont~ac t No, 4.413-316, with Texas Petrolem ; I , . . Research Committee, signed by President Logan Wilson, whereby the Texas
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Petroleum Research Conmitthe w f l l flwnlsh the sepvieea of a part-time jM ' teaehe~ of Petroleum Engineering f OP the perf od September 16, 1958 - June 15, 195gj for which the sum of $6,000 will be paid by the Uniwraity.
5 . The following contracts f o r the fwniahing of MU, ice cream, and \ /, L\ dairy products f o r food service operations and also for vending machines, ,,. 0
including cigaret tes and candy, have beta executbd: by Business Manager G . W o fandrum:
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Carnation Company - MTk and ice cream service f o r food units Charlie Barnard Diatrfbutore - Packaged goods (vending machines) Standard Cigarette Service, Ine, - Cipprettes (vending machknaa) C . F. Eeeder - Mflk and ice cream (vending machines)
The con t rac t s were accepted on the basts of b i d a . Mr. Reeder is the only new c o n t ~ a c t o r . 6. Amexgent with &feed P r e s s In termt ioaa l , Inc . , signed by Vice- ,: Yr
i ; " ' PresidentandProvoolH, H, Ransom,wherebyt~eUnivereitypurchasesfor 9 ' . broadcast over Station KUT-FM UP1 Radiowire News Report, st a cost of -'
$32.28 per week during the term of the contract, which begins October 21, 1958 f o r a period of" one year and w i l l renew itself continuously fo r periods of one year unless terminated by one of the parties.
7 . Meltlor~ndum Agree&nt with Cotton Research CommJ_ttee of Texas, signed by President Lngan Wllson, whereby the Univereity will conduct research. t; 1 $-I r e l a t ing to the marketing of cotton, fibep, cottonseed, and cottonseed B y products, ,the period of the contract to be September 1, 1958 - August 31, 1959 .and re imburaemnt not to exceed $27,000,
FACULTY LEGISLATION: I recoramend ap roval of the following legislation by the F&c?~J.ty Council and 7 o~ General Faculty::
: 'k 1. The Faculty Council at its met ing on ~epteraber 15, 1958, voted - 6 : ,
that the authority of the Faculty t o approve deg~ee candidates f o r the year October 1, 1958, to September 30, 1959, be delegated to the
\ . respective deans, (DW 2604)
2. The Faculty Council on October 6, 1958, etppromd by the c i rcu lar i - za t ion procedurt t he proposed cMnge i n counting grade points in the C n l l ege of Engineerf ng as follows :
That in counting grade polnta in t h p College of Engineering fo r any one semester, a student who already has a grade of C or better i n a p ~ e v f ously c~mpleted course, is not eligiblz t o present again ' g r a b points fo r this course in subsequent semesters or terns to meet rninmm qual i ty requirements a5 set fo r th in the standard of work required f o r continuance in the University without special written pexmission of the Dean of EngfneepAng.
USE OF TEXTBOOKS WRITPEN BY FACULTY MEklBms I recommend approwl of the use dmMg 1958- 59 of-lEwf ng textbooks wri t t en by faculty mniberoa t
1 + Active Gepman, Firat - Semester', by W , F . b W m j H e l m u t Rehder, and G. s ~ B B , p k z b l i s ~ o l t , whi.cb sells fo r $3 - 50 wfth 1 3 royalty to authorsa-.
2. German Second Semesterl by W. P. khmnn, H e h u t Rehder, L. R. Shaw, and S - PI. W* m d by the Uai.vereity Co-Operative Soef t t y , which sellls f o r $3 -50 with 15Q royalty to authors
3 Warke and Wortar, by G. Schdz-Behrend and W . F a Michael, publlsbd by t--K which sa l l a for $2.85 w i t h 5Oq! mya;tty on ewh book to authors
4. Key to Q e m n TmnaliatXoa, by C , V. Pollard, published by the Co-op, whf chseib-6- a 00 royalty to author,
5. Audit Practic'a Case, by R. I,. Grinaker &nd R. E- Seller, which sells for wfth no r m t y to authors.
6. Advanced Problems, by 8 . H. Newlow! and P . So Garner, which sells for $2 .0-lmr $2.25 [Book 2) published by D. C . HeatiB and<. Company with 15$ m p l t y to authors.
7. Advanced Aeeountfng, V o l . 1, and Advanced Problems, Book I , published b y - D ~ C . and C a p a n y , .which a a 1 E T F $ 6 . 5 0 and $ 2 . ~ resgectiely, w i t h 1% roya l ty to authors.
8. Financial and Administrative Acc!otanting, by C. A. Smith and J. G. - Aeihburne, gub l i sh~d by g ieGraw-Hi l l , which selle for $7.00 with 15% royalty to authors ,
9. Budgeting, Prof%% Panning and Contml, by F.. A . Welsch, published by Pmntfce l I a 1 m v , which s a r 3 m . 9 5 w i t h 1% royalty to author.
10. Bibliography (lithaprfnted) SEC Accounting Series Releasea, by John A . White, whioh sells for $1.00 a no r o y a l t y x t h o r .
11. Elementary Accounting, by John A , White - and Bean, published by D. C , Heath and Company, Work Book 1 which sells for $3.00 and Ppactice Set 1, which sells f o r $1.50, each yielding 7% royalty to authorm.
12. Elementary AccountXn , by John A , White and Bean, published by D * C . Heath and C o m p s d m L l s fo r $6 . m t h 15% royalty to authors, and Wopk Book IT which sells POP $2.7'5 wwfth 7% r o y ~ l t y to authors.
. I 13- Funde~mentale of Good Letter Writing and h o d Fonn and Style in Repox% -- ~ t m c t m , b o n y W. P . m P i i E K G d by ~ ~ ~ ~ ' B O O ~ ~ , ~ se l l for $3.15 and $1.80 re~pect ive ly , with 1% royalty to author.
14, Digeat ,of C o q r c i a S , Law, Digest of Contract8, and Be otiable - US t n m n t a y a m b C O X , I ~ E ~ by llempl~ial a s + ook stores, which se l l respectlvzly for $k05Q, $ 0 ~ 9 5 , and $1.25, wfth 15$ royalty to author.
15. The Use of t h e Punched-Card Method by (1) an Apparel Specialty Store (~olkBmtheE5) ,2 a CluBXng Manuf a&mx. ( ' 6 X T 3 - - Freight Line ( ~ e d ~ x = % ~ ( ~ ~ m c a r y Chain @ e m Pillot), -9-a Trawek, published by-the B U E ~ U ~ S Re search, which sell for $0.25 each with no royalty t o author.
16. Business Stat io t f c$ and laboratory Pmblem fo* Business Statistice - by ~ m t o c k t a ~ published by ~ouihvestsrn ~ u b l f shing . COW* a e l l f o r $6.75 with 18 3/4$ royalty and f o r $3.00 w i t h 16 roysrlty, respecti,mly, to author.
Use of Textbooks W~i t t en I% -%nwl: for -A~EGEZ , published by ~ ~ ~ p H T T ' 5 7 ~ l o o k storesp royalty to autpzo~ . 18. Business - Lau a 8u plement., by Eugene W . Nelson, published by Hemphill% Book Stores*ells for $0~.20 with no royalty to author.
19. Businese - Law, Text and Cabaes, by Eugene W, Melson, W i l l i a m R . Bandy, and T . A , Shadid, pmsm m l l y n and k c o n , -sells f o r @. 95, with 15% royalty to authors,
20. Money and Banking and Financing Bwsfnes6 Fimn, bath by C. Lo Pmther, p ~ b l i m - i - ~ Irwin, which for each with 1% royalty to author.
21. Fundamntale of Life Insurance and A Manual of Life, Accident, and ~ i c k n e s ~ l ~ n s u r a n c e ~ b ~ ~ 3. T. h e n , FubEZX 5 P r e a t i m a n a Bureau of 1 3 u a h e s ~ Re~search, respectively, and selling at $4.75 with 10$ royalty and at $1 -00 wfth no royalty, mepectiW.y.
22. A 6ry Manual for Ma earta Propert Insurance, by R. W . Strain, *+ publiae y 00 topes, .w iah @ells f o r $2.00 with no
23. - Job Evaluation, by Elizabeth Lmhm, published by kC3raw-Hil l , which sells for $b.OQ with 10$ royalty to the author.
24. Pepsomel l&magemnt ,:by Scott, Clothier, and. Spriegel, publi-d by M C G ~ W - H ~ ~ ~ , which fox. $6.50 with j. ?$ royalty to author.
25. Industrial Management, by Sgriegel and Lwnsburgh, published by John W f ley and Sons j which a e l l m . 7 5 w i t h 15s royalty to author.
2 6 Production - VOI=.PII - ~ y n ~ c s , by m a o n Heff, publi~hea by The University of ~ o B o o k a t o r e , which seller for $10:. 00 withou*t royalty to au-t;hop,
27. Ffgwing f o r &rchandiaing P r o f i t , by A . He Chute, published by - Bureau of Bus ins as Btziewch, w h i E I Z X i a for $0.60 per copy without royalty to author.
28. Texas Resources and Industpies t Selected Maps of Df st r ibut ion, -- by s . A , r b i n g ~ a a t , g x i s h e d by the Bureau of Buaineas Research, which sells f o r $1.00 per copy with no royalty to-:8uthor.
29. World Resources and Industries, by E n W, Z i r m n e m , published by - b r p e r and Brothars ,xi eh se l le f o r $7 50 w f t h 15s royalty t o author,
30. A P i c t o r i a l Approach to Perepective, Shades and Sbdoya, by J-s R. HO-E and Noel C.. ~ @ ~ u f m T w h f e h sells f o ~ 5 * 0 ~ t m y a l t y to authors.
31. Perspective, Shades and Shadows, Series &? by James R. H o h s , -- published by the Uniwrsef ty Co-Operative Society, whf ch se4l.s f o r $0.05, w i t h no royalty to author.
32. La'boretory Manual. %or A n a l y L i c d . Pharmaceutical Chemistry, by H. F. Schwaptz, whfch sells f F $ 3 , 9 5 w i t h 159 myalty to author,
OUTSIDE AND ADDITTQHAL DUTIES : I reconarsend that the staff members listed be pemi-d la underta- outside and additional duties outlined, We work to be arranged so as not to interfere with University aeai-nts:
1. Mr. C . Me1 M l l e ~ , Jr . , Clamif fed Personnel Office, to a c t ae consultant to the University Federal Cmdft Union, compensation not to exceed $500 annwlly .
Outsf de and Additions1 Dutie~. (continued) 2. I&. &el P, ~llia-fessor of Geology, to act aa Consulting Geologist to Christie, Mitchell gt Mitchell, Houstpn, fo r one day at a fee of $100.
3. Mas Josephine Sta~db, Professor of Home Economlce, to serve for approxfrnately one wuek the Latter part of October bn a Virginia Polytechnic lnetitute commietee planning the development o f , a School of Horae Econoraics far t h a t 8chool, eompensatbon to be $50.00 per day and expanses.
4. Mr. T . R. WooUey, Assistant Profenlor ,of Speech, to teach at the Episcopal Theological'Semimry of the Southwest not to exceed one-quartor time during the h n g Session.
5 - MP Frank W . McBee, JP , , Sy~tems Development ,flpec lalist, Defenae Research Laboratory, to-eqgage in outside consulting serv ices during t h e f i sca l year 1958-59,'
6 Mr. James R, Eolateer, Assistant ~ m i o e s o r ' o f Drawing, to do eqrt or drafting work. .
7. Mr. M. Van Wihkle, Professor of Chemi~al~Engipeering, to act as consultant to P l a ~ t i c s Divf sion, Monmnto Chemical Company, Texas C i t y , Texas; Lion O i l Division, Bbneanto Chemical Company, Eltiorado, Arkansas, and Humble Oil and Refining Company, m t o w n , Texas.
8. The fd l lowing staff of t he Department of Petroleum Engineering to do consul t ing work dwing the academic year 1958-59: Professor Worge H. Frcher, Professor E, W.',Hough, Professor Frank W. ~easeh , professor S. d . Firson, Psofeasor 3. H. P o w e ~ , A s s t i s t k ~ ~ t Pmfe$sor K. E. Brown, Assistant P r o f s s s o ~ Q . W. Cmwfod,. Aesiatant Professor W. W. Dingle, Assistant Proieseor 0. B. Domaera, Assistant Pmfeesor R, G . Edgerton, "
Aaaiatant Professor Norman U m n t , Assistant Prokegsor P. J. Root.
9. Mr, F e m n d o Uires, Assistant Professor of Music, to play a recital i n Beaumont on October 22, 1958, for whikh he w i l l receive $50.00, and in Corpus C h r f ski on December for whf ch he will receive $100.00.
10. Miee Lnrene L. Rogers, Research Scientist V in the Clafion Foundation ,Bioohemical b s t i t u t e , to a c t as consultaat to t h e Southweat Reaearch k e t i t u t a , TOP about one day per month,
11. 1YP. W i l l i a m M. Wilcox, Ref~bgerating and Heating Engineer, Offioe of Superintendent of Utilities, to contlnus as Director of the Naval Reeerve Officers ' 8choo'l, Austin, - Terns, tim to be about a i x hairs per week and compenawtion a~prox lmte ly $1,000 per year.
SCBOWHIPS BWI) ~ W S ~ S : The following awards have been mde upon - recoyeadatfgn of'the proper conmittpet
First Semester. 1958-59
George - W. Brackenridge Scholarship in Journalism - $200.00 each (2482) - Sharon R u i n Diana Stallings
Borden .Award ( ~ h a m c y ) - $300.00 m n e Smith
Tile Counqil of Amrica - Architecture - ~ i r g f 1-k-mlth $200.00 . Raymond Ralph Bolton 150 -00 Wintoa F, Scott, JP. 150.00
BchoXeneahi ps and Fel low~hips (continued) - h r k t Sema te r $ 1958- 59 (continued) m n n C~ompany Fellowship in Accounting (2579)
R ~ C ~ T L Dietz p00.00
Wilkur - S. Davfason Schola~shfp - $200.00 each (2403) + Harriet Hinton Handy Jerald C . Hudson Markha L. Memitt
Ethyl - Corporation Scholarslafp - in Chemical Engineering - - $755.00 (25%) Joe Floyd Barker
Engineering Foundation for outstanding high school graduates - $1$0,00 - -- (2615, 2398)
Jame~ Barrie b @ n Michael C. Fiaher k l q Williams Robert W. C r o w e l l
David Feuurbacher Landon Kelscy Willie Mymr
Science competitions and similar tests were used to find outstanding stnilente .
The Clovernor and Mrs. Jamraes Stephen Hogg E9emsfal Soholarship - $200.00 m96)
--- - Francis K e l l y ahuptrine Patsy Taylor
Bumble Oil and Refining Company Fellowship in Aecomting - $150.00 (2L89) E s ~ C , Apple
- W. A. James Scholarship - $100.00 (2602) --
-am m e Freemin bhry Lou Freeman Joe Freeman dune Freeman
- - - - - - - - - -- Department of D m - hbomtory Theatre Scholarships - $36.50 each
~ % c h ~ = l a i n Jerw L, kaater Richard M. Clark John Dobbs ~ a k k Estes Robert D. Fronterhouse GeoPge W. A o h s Charles Iasater
omi id Perrymn Caley A + S-rs dm L, Vickera Joe C, Tip@ Carole Blodgett hwmli Long
Music - Irl and Jessie Allison Piano Scholarship Fund (2483) - -- ~atricia EZEZEt -7Q~ -00 -
Graduate School of LLbrapy Science - Vapious Donors (2516) Julius C .Tohtco $200.00
Phamceu t i ea l Foundation y --
Donald Ray menelek- Geneva A . kuier Fmncisco X. Escobedo Larry R, Menconi Thelnra L. &mra Bernard Sweet Virginia &a Matthews Glenna L. Rider James mlph Kitchens Job- Charlea Anderson hr r i s E. lbynes Mary Ellen Richter AleJan&o Garcia
$150 each -- Kenneth .F. Pr ince Joe Erv in Foster E l i g i o E . Saenz'd Jr , Jesse Maria Garcia Billy Jack Wmep Warren I). wait George Ray Russell Robert Ray Varley Raymnd KagczynshF
.' Ben L. Gama
Scholarships and Fellowshtpa (continued) Fimt ~emstaP,95b-59 (continued) =ceutic~l Foundation (continued)
$75 -00 . - - Hulon T. Webb
Southwestern Drug Coqporation - $150.00 Sue d-e Sc kerf f
Signua Alp& Iota Sorority - $50 .OO (2367) - PIary E l f e a b e t b r d i n
Students Memorial Scholarship - $200.00 p c h (2395) - Barmier Qwva C . Palm0
Radio-TV Scholarship - Vsxfous Donors - $100,~ rxslese, otherwise shmm (2467) Robert 3. Bailey Gary James T i B w e l l Elape T i p o r Joe Lee Smlth Martha AmeliA Ruaaell Sammie 13.3arx W i l l i e Lee Haesell 3-n Ivan Jobston $300.00
Jonaa and Dora Silbarstein Scholarship - $50 +00 -- ~m. Rodin
Tbe Webb Memorial Scholar~hlp - $30~.00 (2410) -- Anne Se idensticker
1958-59 Long session Arrnoura+mpany ~ e l ~ o o r h i p :,
&a C . King - $1,bO;Cj.00
Arthur Young and Comgagr Foundation F e l l o w ~ h i ~ (2578) r b a t t e c h e - $500.00
William James Battle Scholarship in Classical k q u a 5 s (2622) C ~ P Eugene Evan# - $206;00 Fmnces Col l ins . 100.00 Gayle Mapie Hayden 100. QO
Chemical Rngineerhg (2549) Dow Chemical Cowany -
Ray N. Finch $1,800 .OO
E . I. du Pont de Nemourrc & Company --- R. wens son I 7 1 , 2 0 0 . 0 0 J c
Phillips Petroleum Company H , ~-eim $1,800.00
D m Freshman - Anthony Truchard $ 200.00 (2563)
*Plus t u t i o n and fees.
D a i l y Times-Eerald Scholarehf p - $100.00 each (2502) - Eligio Saenz Penelope Robinson
Scholarships and Fellowships ( cont lnued) -.- -- I D ~ Session, 1958-59 , (continued) Music - - Fine A r t s Foundation, Various Donors (2483, 2519)
m i i ~ x r a i n - . n o w a r d Newcomb Mary Jane B u f i ~ n 150 .OO J- wynn Virginia Ruth McBride 150.00 Sigrid Berg Harry L. Eopkins 150.00 R o ~ l i o Ramirez A . 3. Todd 150.00 Carol Cotman I p u ~ Milla 150.00 Burton Enquiat Dona Lee C r o f t 150.00 Jimy He51 Dotty Mae Jordan 75-00 E v a Wisner &xie Smith 150 -00 Michael Stone Beverly Smith 100.03 Luanna Burkett Rhoda J . Jamie son 100.00 3. J. Upeb Betty Oder 100 .OD Bill Wiago Diana D ' Albergo 100.00 Bobby 3mrt Ora R . Raker 100.00 Hwcy Louise Tribble
m e o i l and Refining Company - $1,800.00 (2567) -- James Daniel Powell
Ohio Oil Coxqpgny - $1,500.00 (2566) - Phlll-thws i te
Pan - American Petroleum Foundation - $1,500.00 (2586j Joseph C . Clark
Sunray Mid-Continent O i l Company - $1,800.00 - - - Jms-HoasUndemood, J r .
Huaible Oil and Ref i n h g Compaay Felloweihip in Accounting - $1,600 .DO ( 2 e ) 4
wFyne-lph Chapin L-
Law Scholarehlps (2649) - Austin lawyers! W i v e s Club - $300.00 J a c k 3 . m m i i Sr.
Jams Zpckhart Autry - $750.00 - - Richard B. Dewey
Frank Bobbitt Memorial - $250.00 -- Iamence Beason A l b e d Ebert ( ~ i r a t Semester)
Herbert S. Bonhsm M O U ~ ~ O ~ ~ U ~ $500, ao John Wayne C r o f t 125.00 (~irst eme ester) vi l l i= J, va~ghn 250 -00
Cantey, Hanger, Johnson, Scarborough & 130och I
Shemood H o T i i T E % n v ~ B - Chss of 1917 ---
James B. Salea
Class of 1936 I -
Roger R . Wright
J a w s B. Doughefiy . -- Jack M. L i t t l e $250.00 (~irst Semester) J m s R. Harris 250 -00 ( ~ i r s t Senteater) Waltar W o r m 250.00 ( ~ i m t Sewster) J m s F. Gilbert second Senrester) MitcheU D. Stevens,; Jr. Firet &water)'
Scholarshfps - and Fellowships (continued) m - - 5 9 - jang Spssun., , feontinued) h w Scholarshfps ( continued) - Ford Foundation -
Herbert h c kshin $500.00
Fulbright , Crooker, Freeman, Bates & Jaworski Donald Marcus Bunt T ' Z Q ~ Q
John E . Green, Jr. -- ~ w x c h x a Cook $300 . 00
John C . Eoyo - E n C K a y Sttalcup $100.00 in books
Jud~e Joseph C.. Hutcbeson, Jr . p i e x *Ti% t
- $500 -00
Hvass, ueisrmn, Peteraon, King & Sohmgpach -W i m u f - n - Fl75.00 (First ~ e m ~ t e r )
Wrip$tt Chalfant W r m Ei. Mrvin b t Z
W . J, McUe Sohhreh ipe in Law ( p i d t h o u g h Ex-Students ~saociation) - - T h i ~ a d e Massey
-- $250 .oo
J a m a s . Codngton, Jr. 125.00 (~ iret~emester) John Timothy Doman 250 -00
Dallae Scarborough $100.00 ( ~ i r a t Semester)
Colonel W. S . fiimkins -- Wayne R . Rodger s
Vinson, Elkine, We-# & Searls -1- 70 T. Donovan $350 -00
Itmble O i l and Ref inia Company Graduate Fellowship (2559) --- Leland W. -e Sc o m a n n ~ , 6 0 0 . 0 0 l u s books, supplies and tuit ion
mrere t Jane McKinney L e w f s (2514) p . = c y Cheek Wearrer $500.00
Graduate School of Library Science S c h o l ~ a h i p Fund - Variou~t Donors . $ ' 5 3 F 3 T e E l 7 2 3 5 1 7 -
Sarah Francea Ayres Mx8 + Carolyn Ann G r a h a m Jesse E . D u w n John Gregory Hall
mew ~ o r k ~ i f e Inauzsance Company ~ m t (2603) - 7ZE A . ~ s n e r 'WOO . 00 Charles D m n t Oldright Fellowship (2528)
D=F-"~.o~ $600. 00
in Petroleum En ineering (2380) $400% plus t u i t i o n --T and ees
Scholarships and Fellowships (continued) - 193 - 59 Long sibx-t inued 1 School oFSC-k '(2554) --
~ o u Z 1 3 a - Y $130.00 Douglae Buchorn Jane Hinson 130.00 Wade Felps
1
United D~ughtera of the Confederacy (2364) I -
Iindse y &1 Idmiaaw, JP . $200.00
CREDITS FOR SALES RECEIPTS TO DEPARmHTAL BmGmSz Mr. G. W. Starnes, E Z G F , X o ~ d s that f o r t h e qmrter e n w g u a t 31, 1958, Account No. 1800 - Budget Estimates, be increased in the t o t a l sum of $5,300.73 and such lsums be charged to the indicated Estbmted Income accounta fo r Credits and %lea, and further, that each departmental agproprlation a e o ~ u n t be credited with a like sum received by each department, euch ~ppropriations to be made from Account No. 2900 - Unappropriated Balance. I mcomnd approval of this pmcedure Bnd that accounts be credited as follows: (2397)
Account Umber T i t l e
Transfer to Amount Account Number
Credits for Sales EGET BxseiiE- O f i i c e o f the Auditor $ 12.00 Off ice of the Registrar 41 -00 Student Health Center-Out Patient Diviaioa 255 -00
niplomas 13.00 Reeldent Instruction and Deparbental - Research
Bacteriology 98.85 C hemi a t ry 2,017 37 Q ~ o ~ o @ ; Y 8.50 Heme Economics 32.45 Pbysic~l 4.15 Chemical Engineering 442.75 Electrical, Engineering 165.30 Mechanical Engineering 21 .20 Petroleum Engineering 38.20 Drama 11.00 Music 4.50 College of Phamacy 300 - 55 Physical Training for Womn 253 470 Institute of Public Affairs 424.55 Library 443.45 Depafiment of Buildings and Grounds 6 4 ~ ~ 6 0 D e p a ~ m n t of Utilities 26 -75 Testing and Guidance Bureau-Extension I3 ivi a ion 10.00
Public Appropriations Cpedft fo r Sales Bureau T P ~ School Service 5-50 Extension Teaching and Field Service Bureau 1.00 P a e k a g ban Library 27-76
TOTAL $5,300 -73
OUT-OF-STATE TRIPS: I recommend approval of t h e following out-of-state -- t r i p s with expenses paid as ifidir.a,teB.:
1. Mr. Grdy 6, St .a~ncs, Auditilt,., October 6-10, 1958, to WashingLon, Do C m ? -to repsesenl; the 1Jnivers.i-t,y t i L tk,e negot ia-tion meeting a t Headquarters Air Research and Development Command, expelzses to be paid from t ravel finds of the OfPice of the Auditor.
2 M r . Edrwjn 3. Brice, Assistant Dean of Men, November 7-13, 1958, to Grand Forks, North Dakota, t o attend the Orientation Directors ' Conference, expenses tc be paid from Development. Fund cf Main University,
3. M r , Koy E. Warman, Psycholo&st TIT, Testing & C~unseling Center, Octobe~ 26-30, 1958, to Minneapolis, Hnncsota, to attend annual Conference fo r College and University Counseling Direc toru, expenses t o be pald from travel finds of the Center,
4. Dr. Paul L. White, Director and Physician, Student Health Center, October 16-18, 1958, to Collmbus, Ohio, t o attend the annual meeting of the Central Neur t~Psychiot r ic Association, expenses to be paid fray funds of the Outpatient Division,
5. M r . Noman Backeman, Professor of Qlmistry, September 27-October 2, 1958, to Ottawa, Canada, to at tend a national meeting of the Ele~~rochemical Society, where he will deliver a paper, expenses to ba paid from Welch Foundat ion g ran t . 6 . Mr. Francis Warren Roberks, Specla1 Instructor of English, September 16- 17, 1958, t o Taos, New Mexico, to try to locate the remaining D, B, Lawrence material f ~ r t he Library collection, expenses to be paid from Devclopent Expense, Main University . 7. Mr. Edwad C h n ~ l e s IJoms, Associate Professor of Gealom, October 20- 23, 1956, ,Lo Washington, D. C.: to at tend the Natlonal Clay Conference, expenses to be paid from National Science Foundation grant.
8. Mr. Robert N. L i t t l e , Professor of physic^, October 20-22, 1958, t o Otik Ridge, Tennessee, so attcx~d the meeting of the Council of Oak Ridge T n s t i t u t e nl' ~dur:.lear Studies as Acting Councillor of the University, expenses to be paid from Off ice and Travel account of the Office of t he Vice-President and Provost,
9 . Mr, Lloyd A. Jeffress, Professor of Psychology, Research Psychologist, Defense Research Laboratory, September 23-26, 1958, t o National Acdemy of Sciences, Off tce sf Naval Resareh, and Bureau of Ships, Washin&on, D , C . , on technical matters of Defense Researcl-t T~boratnry, expenses to be paid fl-om contract fbnda.
10. M r . Jack Myers, Professor of Zoology, September 2rj-October 6 , 1958, t o Boston and. Natick, Massachusetts, and Groton, Connecticut, to attend by i n v i t a i o n "opening Ceremonies for the Solar Furnace" and part ic ipate in a Symposium on Solar E n e r a at the Quart.emsster Research and Engineering, Cen t e~ , expenses to be paid in part by ltaburatory of Algal Phy~i .o lom finds, Rockef e l l c r grant .
11. M r . Wilson 3. Stom, Professor of Zoolow, September 22-27, 1958, to Washington, D. C., t!7 pa-d:icipate in the Genetics Study Section of the National I n s t i t u t e s of Health and to confer ~ 5 t h of f i c i a l s of the B i o l o a Rraneh of the A.E.C. and N.S.F,, expenses ,Lo be paid from contract funds.
L2. Mr. Herschel T. Manuel, Professor of Educational Psychologg, November 9-December 12, 1958, to San Francisco, %cramento, and Los Angeles , Cal i fornia ; Phrlenix, Tempe, and 'Tucson, Arizona; and schools reached from these centers, in connection with =search project e n t i t l e d "study of Spanish-zpeaking mdldren i n the ~outhwest," expenses to be paid from Hogg Foundation grant for this purpose; also October 12-25, 19587 to Denver and Alamosa, :olr;rado; ~Ubuguerque and Santa Fe, New Mexico, and Texas cities l'or the sm.e purpose.
Out-of-State Tr ips ( continued ) 5 Hr. E. J . Weiss, Asaoclate Professcr of Ceramic Engineering, Oct.ober 20- 23, 1958, t o WashingLon, D. C,, to httend llational Clay Conference, expenses to be paid frm fu&s of Ehgineerlng Fo~anda-Lion Travel Committee,
14, M r . Alfred. H . La.Grone, Associate Professor of Elec t r ica l Xngi neering, ' September 23-25, Y))Bl to New Yori City ~ " I l i ~ ~ h i ~ i ~ a , D C,, a t tend
Panel 5 committee and Panel 4 committee a,f TASO, respectively, expenses to be paid frorn travel funds of Tel.evision Allocatf ons Study Organization,
15. Mr, Archie W, bXraiton, Professor of Electrical Engineering, October 20-24, 1958, t o Pennsylvania State University, Pennsylvania, t,o ,present a paper at the fn%erna~ iona l Radio Scientific Union; t;o Port Monmci~th, New Jersey, t o visit Sign& Corp Engineering Laboratorie~, and to WashingLon, D, C., to djscuss contract details, expensets to be paid Prorn cont ract flu-&,
1 6 Mr. Robert Graves Brown, Assistant Professor of Pha rmaco la~ , Octobgr 11~-18, 1958, t o Bethesda, Maryland, to attend a Spposiwn on Catecholamines spon- sored by .the NatiovlaZ Ins t i tu tes of Health, expenses f o r transportation only t o be paid from Off ice and Travel funds of the College of Phamcy.
11, M r . W, Qurdon Whaley, Dean o f %he Gradbuate School, September 23-30, 1958, t o Princeton, New Jersey, to part ic ipate ir, a policy consideration of the Graduate Record Examination, and t o New Yorlc City B discuss research at the University with members of the f a c u l t y at Columbia University, Xew York Botanical Gardens, and the Rockefeller I n s t i t u t e f o r Medical Research.
18. Mr. John R. Stockton, Director, Bureau of E u e i ~ s s Research and Professor of Business Statistics, September 30-October 2, 1958, to Washing;toa, U. C., to confer wtth Small Busine~s Administration on federaj, grants fo r business research, expenses to be paid from travel funds of the Bureau,
19. MY, Peter T. Flawn, Research Scien t i s t V, Bureau of Economic Geology, September 27-October 1, 1958, to points I n Arkansas and. Oklahoma for f i e l d conference in connection with Ouachita s t r u c t u r a l belt project, expenses to be paid frorr, trove1 f inds of the Bureau.
20. M r . James Ii. E'elts, Trainizg Specialist X, Industrial and Business %ain ing Bureau, September 20-25, 1958, to Lafayctte, Louisiana, t o f i h scenes f o r a motion picture in cooperation w%th AAODC, expenses to be paid from Various Donors fo r Production of InstructiomL Aids.
21, Mr. Carl. J. Eckhadt D i r E c t a ~ of Physical Plan t , November 27-December 6 , 1958, t o Atlantic City, New Jersey, to attend the American Society of' Meehan2ca: Engineers annual meeting, expenses to bc paid from &ravel W e of Office of the Direc to r of Physical Plant,
22. h k . Robert F. Schenkkan, Direc tor , Radio-Television, October 13-18, 1758: to Om&, Nebraska, to r e y ~ e s e n t the Vnivercfty at the annual convention of t he National Association of Mutational Broadcasters, expense8 tw be paid from travel Funds of Radio-Television.
23. Mr. k-ank H. Wardlaw, Director, The University of Texas Press, Septem'ber 28-~ctober 5 , 1958, to New York City f o r promotion of University books, md t o Ncw Haven, Connecticut ror Association of American University Presses Committee meetings, expenses to be paid in p a d from Presc Revolving Publication Fund; and Nuvexber It-9, 1958, t o Nashville, Telmassee, t o at tend Southern sec-{;ion cf Association of American University Presses, a.nd to Charlottesville, Virginia, f o r conferences re projected defin-itive edition of Hume's Philosophical wrl.tircs to be developed in ,connection with Thomas Nelson and Sons, Edinburgh, expenses fmm Revolving Fund.
24. Mr. James X. D, Eddy, Dean of the Division of Extension, November 6-14, 1958, t o Ctncimati , Ollie, to attend meetings of the Adult Education Associatricn of' America, and t o Washington, D. C., to a t t e n d meetings of the Executive Committee of the National Univers i ty Extension Association, expenses to be paid from t r a v e l funds o r t h e Dean's Office ,
Out-of - state Trips ( continued) -mthy Gebauer, Dean of Women, November l5-X, 1958, to Washington., D. C,, to serve as a member of the Program PlamLng Comittee UP the Ninth Annual Conference of the Southern College Personnel Aasoci at ion, expemes t o be paid *om travel finds of the Office of the Dean of Women.
26. M r . Lyman C, Reese, Associate Profeseor of C i v i l Engineering, October 13-17, 1958, to New York City, to attend the National Meeting of the American
C Society of C i v i l Engineers, at which time he w i 5 1 receive the Thomas A. Mddlebmoke Award f o r outstanding resea~ch in soil mechanics, traasportation expensee t o be pafd from Engineering Fouda t ion finds.
27. Mr. A, Anthony Toprac, Associate Professor of C i d l Engineering, October 13-17, 1958, t o New York City to attend the National Meeting of the Ameri.- can Society of Civil Ehgineers, t ransporta t ian expenses to be paid Zmm Engineering Foundat ion M s .
2 Mr. Ernest W, Steel, Professor of C i v i l &@neering, October 13-17, 1958, to New York City, to attend the Nation& Meeting of the American Society of Civil Ehgineers, transportation expenses to be paid from Engineering Foundation funds.
29. The following ~ L t h t r anspoda t ion paid frm W s of the Comittee on Attendance at Meetings of Learned Societies, the staff member in each cgse to present a paper, the ~ e s u l t of or ig ina l research:
(1) M r . Hazasd Adnms, Assistant Professor of English, December 2 7 - a , 1958, t o New York City, to a t t e n d the meeting of the Modern Language AesocTation of America,
(2 ) Mr. S. E. Clabaug?~, Professor of Geolow, November 6, 1958, to St. Louis, M.ssouri, to attend the meeting of the Geological Society of America and Mineralogical Society of America,
(3 ) M r . William R. Muehlberger, Associate Professor of Geolop~, November 8, 1958~ t o Et, Louis, Missouri, to attend t h e meeting of the Geological. Society of America,
(4) Mr, R. E. Boyer, Instructor in Geoloa, November 7, 1958, to St, T ~ u i s , Missouri, to attend the meeting of the Geological Society of America,
( 5 ) M r . Karl M. S c b i - t t , Assd,stant Profcs~or of Govern- ment, to WashingLon, D. C., December 28-30, 1958, to attend the meeting of the American Ris tor ica l Association.
( 6 ) Mr. Ernest F. Haden, Professor of Romance Languages, t o Tulsa, O k l a h o m a , November 7 and 8, 1950, to attend the rnecting of the South Central Modern Lawag;e Associaf,ian.
( 7 ) Mr. Lancaster E. Dabney, Associate Frofessor of Romance Languages, to N s a , O k l e h o m a , November 7 and 8, 1958) to attend the meeting of the South Central Modern Lamage Assoclat ion.
(8) MY, Jesse J+ Villarreal, Professor of Speech, to New York City November 18, 1958, f o r the meeting of -the h e r l c f t n Speech and Hearing Association,
( 9 ) M r . William E. Drake, Professor of the Histcq and Philosophy of Fducation, October 30, 31, and November 1, 1958, t o Dallas to attend the meeting of the Southmst Philasophy of mucation Society.
Out-of - S t a t e *ips ( continued ) Cormittee - - an ~tt&nd&ce - at ~ e & . i , ~ s - of Learned -- Societies (continued)
(10) M r . John R. Peck, Assistant Professor of Educational Paycholou, to Denve~, Colorado, November 6-8, 1958, for the meeting of the Council for Exceptional Children,
(11,) M r . Richard H, Hoppin, Associate Professor of Music, to Boston, Massachusetts, December 27, 1958, t o attend the meeting of t,he American MualcoLogicd Society,
(12) &kc E* Mot5 Davis, Research [email protected] IV and Lecturer in Anthropoloa, to Washingkon, D, C., t o at tend the meeting of t he American AnthropologicaJ Association November 20-23, 1958,
(13) M r , Louis 3. Kornicker, L e c t u ~ e r in Geology and Research Sc ien t i s t IV, Institute of Marine Science, November 6-8, 1958, to St. Louis, Mssour~, to attend the meeting of the Geological Society of America,
CLSlSSIFTED PERSONNEL PROGRAM: I recornend app~cval. of the following cbanges in t he classification and pay plan, effective September 1, c
i 1958: (2413) '.J
:I" , Monthly Annual hXep \., ,-
Code and Class Rmge Range No.
D r n E :
4030 Manager, University Apartments $351-445 $4212- 5340 31
ADD : kO30 Manager, University Apartments
and MainLenance Services 445- 565 5340-6780 36
RETI- OF CKPIIRMFJ AND D W S : In l ine with the policy adopted at t h e April 26, 1E8, m e e t i n g 3 n o a r d of Regents, retiring from amointment as dean or chairman to appropriate faculty sta tus those faculty members who have reached the age of sixty-five, the followtng whose m e a appeared
/ in the 1958-59 Budget in these capacities have been removed:
Mx. Mr. Dr. Dr. Dr* Dr.
Dr. Dr. Mr.
W. R, Spriegel, Dean of the College of Business Administration and Acting Chairman, Depal.ctrme~lt of Management- 8- / L.
W. R, Woolrich, Dean of the College of Engineering &,,?i>'
P. J. Thompson, Director, School of Journalism,Ib:-.it,& , , , , 4i,- A. E. Cooper, CbBirman of the Department of Mathmatics and htmnomyA ;.., i, . : . c < Eduard Mi'cek, ~ r n h of the Department of Slavonic Languages-? A. .I, $>; $ 2 , . W. E, Gettys, Chairman of the Department of Sociology, .-il I / , " ; A. B. C%ute, Chaiman of the Department of krke t ing , Resources, Trans -
, . porLation, and Interaatlonal Trade /A - ' I' ,- t 8
0 . B. Doudas, Chairman of the Department of Educational. ~ a ~ e h o l o ~ . I ' ,- / ' : :v&,.y,
D, K, Brace, ChaLxmnn of the Department of Physical and Health mucat oah. ;?,> !; ?# E, W. Steel, Chajnnan of the Department of C l v i L Engineering - .'.: : :; . . . EMERITUS STKLWS: Pursuant to the action of the Administrative Council, L
A, !! recommend that the following faculty be given emeritus status :
/'+~r. A. P. Brogan - Dean &eritus of the Graduate School ! Dr. J. A. Fitzgerald - Dean b e r i t u s of the College of Business Administration Dr. W. R, Spriege1.- Dean merltus of the College of Business hdmlnistration
/ - M r , Paul J. Thompson - Director Faeritus of the School of Journalism \ <, M r . W. R. Woolrich - Dean Emeritus of the College of Engineerf ng
A M s s Jemie Wilmot - Associate Professor of Home Economics, Bneritus --J
1 / Sincerely yours,
H. H, Ransom
TIE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS blain UnLvereity
Office of the Vice-President and Provost Austin 12
October 22, 1958
Dr. Logan Wilson, President The Univeraity of %xag Austin, Texas
Dear Preeident Wilson; . I am submitting herewith a travel supplement to Matn University docket Mth the request that you submit it t o the Board of Regents at its meeting in Houston on October 24 and 25, 1958:
1. Mr. B. B, Raman, Vice-President and Provost, November 9-16, 1958, b Washfngton, D. C,, to represent the UnLveraity at the meeting o f t h e American Association of L a d - G r a n t Colleges and State Universities, and ko flew York City to confer with individutals rcgading poseible library gurcbaes, expeaaes, to be paid from the Office and Travel account of the Vlce-President's Office, In WashIngLon Mr. Ransom dl1 also meet with represerrbatives of the federal government concerning the propoaed linguistics program at the University,
2, Mx, Joe W. Neal, Director, International. Office, October 14-24, 1958, to San Juan, Puerto Ricc; Caracas, Venezuela; md Wecaloosa, Alabama, to attend Conference on Inter-American Baucationd Ex'zhage i n Aaerto WCQ, to l s l a i t educational facilities in Venezuela as guest of Creole Founbtion, and to deliver opening md concluding address at Regional Conference on Cmpus International Programing at the Univeraity of Alabama, any porkion of expenaee not paid by off-cmpus agencies to be charged t o Vuious Governmental Agencies Semices to Foreign Students account,
3. Mr. Robert PtranIr Coffey, Tabulating Equipent Supemaor, Office of the Auditor, October 19-26, 1958, to Urbana, IUnoit~, an6 h e a , I-, to atudy results of Coasoliaated Data Froceasing U n i t s at dversit ies, expermaea to be pa28 from travel M e of the Office of the Auditor,
4. M r . W l A. Koile, Coordinator of Counrreling, Testing ad Coumeling Center, Oatober 22-24, 1958, to Hot Springs, A r k u a s , to attend Southern Begiondl meeting of the PIationaZ Association of Guidance aperviaors and Counselor Trainers, expenses to be paid from Office and Travel account of the Center*
5. Eir. Cardon V. Anderson, Director, Testing a d Coumeling Center, October 30-November 4, 1.958, to H e w York City, to atten& mutational Coafemnce ~ponaored by the m u c a t i o a Becords BUreau and the American Council an Education and the annual conference of Directors of State Testing Programer, expense8 to be paid frm travel funds of the Center,
6. ~ l r . Caldn M c M l l a n , Associate Professor of Botany, October 3-6, 1958, to Lincoln, Nebrmka, to prepare for shipping, and have ahipped, grasaas collected during the aummer, expenses to be charged to U.RbI. P ~ o j e c t .
7. l&. W i l l i a m Charles MU, Professor of Qeology, November 6-8, 1958, and Mr. Robert Ijouis FoLk, Aslsociate Professor, a . Mr. John L, Snyder, Assistan-t Profelssor, both of the Depal.a;ment of Geology, Novmber 4-8, 1958, to St. Louis, Wssouri, to attend the meeting o f t h e Geological Society of America, Cramportation expenses to be paid from GeoZow Foundation,
8. Mr. Lloyd A. Jeffress, Professor of Psycholow md Research Psychologist, Defense Research Labora*ory, October 27-31, 1958, to Wa~hington, D, C., to at tend meetings- of the Armed Forces Hational Research Council on flemlng and Bio-Auoustics, expenses to be charged to contract finds.
9. k, Kfsmeth A. Kcbe, Professor of Chemical Engineering, Novmber 12-15, 1958, to Washington, D. C., to attend meeting of the N8tiunaZ Science Founda-
tion, per diem expenses t o be pald Erm grant funds: d s u amrcve change in k n d s for per diem expenses on Mr. Kobe's Aprtl trip to Philadelphia, Pennsyl- vania, from National Sci,ence FoundaAion grant to A m y rasearch contract, om-685,
10. M r , Phil M. F e r ~ s o n ~ Profes~or of C i v i l Engineering, Oatober 13-17, 1958, to New York City to attend joins seaaions of ASCE and Internati~nal A~sociation of Bridge and Structural. Engineering, trmcsporkation to be paid from W s of the Engineering Foundation.
ll, Mr. W e ~ t F. Cloyna, Associate Professor of C i v i l Engineering, October 5-10, 1958, to Detroit, Michigan, to attend tb.3 Sewage anr51 Industrid Wasters Association, expenses to be paid f ~ o m contract funds$ d Oct-ober 12-14, 1958, to Washington, D, C., to at%-end meeting cjf Comgl%t&,ee Qn Wwte Disposal, Division of Ewth Sciences, Natiord Acaderqy of Sciences, X,%il=rml Research Council, ewenses to be charged to contract -a.
12. ~. J. Neila !!%.ompaon, Professor of C I d I W i r m e r i n g , October 8-11, 1958, to Natick, hBssachursetts, 'to confer w2th Qcl,ark~mster o f f i c i a l s regarding contract work, expenses to be paid fm contract f'unda.
13. Mr. Alf~ed H. LaGrone, Associate Professor of El~etrical mineer ing , October 20-23, 1958, to State College, f e m s y l d a , to attend conference of Internatfond. Scient if ic m i o Union and panel meetiwrs of Television Alloca- t iom Study Organization, expensea to be paid f ~ r r m sontmet -6. His ftimrary will also include New York Cityo
14. &, E. A. Rfppe~ges, Professor of minearing Medmmica, October 8-U, 1958, to Hatick, Massschuaetts, for conferences regarding research, expenses to be paid f ran eontract , W e .
15, Mr. j3wic.o V o l t e r a , Professor of EngineerLng & c W c s , November 30- December 6, 1958, to New York City t o attend the annual meeting of the h r i a a n Society of Mecbmical w n e e r s , transportation expensea t o be paid from Engineering Foundat i o n funds
6 Mr. V. L. Doughtie, Profemor, and Messrs, L. F, &eisle and H. G. Rylder, hwociate Proteaeors, all. of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, December 1-rj, 1958, to New york City, to attend the meeting of the American Society of Mechanical IWgLneere, transportation expense t o be paid from fundo of the Engineering Foudat iou.
17, Mr. Bymn E, Shortt Professor of Mechanical Engineering, October 3 , 3 0 , 1958, to Hew York City to attend the meeting of the American Standards hsoc ia t ion , transportation exgeaaes to be paid from finds of the Eaginaaping Foundation,
18, Mr. H , Pi. Burlage, Dean of the College of P b m m c y , October 3-31, 1958, to Chicago, Illinois, t o attend the interim meeting of the House of Delegates of t he AmePican P h a a e u t i c a l Association, expensea to be paid frmn travel finds of the Dean's Offirre,
19. Mr, W, G. W e y , Dean of the G r a d u s t t t Sch~o l , Ockober a-2l, 1958, to Oak Ridge, Tennessee, to represent the University at the meeting of the Cauneil of the Oak Mdge Institute of Muclear Studies; a d October 27-31, 1958, to Chicago, Illinoisg to attend the m u d meeting of the Association of Graduate Schools a d fop eonferancea =@ding the joint-operating agreement between the University and the University of Chicago for McDonald Obsemeory, expenaes for both trips to be paid fmm Office and Travel account of the Dean of the Grad.uate School.
20. M r , Carl H. Oppenhehuer, Researah sc ient i s t V, Ina t i tu t s of W i n e Science, Octobes 22-25> 1958, to WashingLon, D, C., to participate in OMR called conference, expenrses to be paid from contract finds,
21, Mr. John Woodruff, Training Specialist 111, I ndus t r i a l and Business Training Bureau, October 14-16, 1958, to Noman, OUahma, and October a-26, 1958, to Lake Chasl.es, hfayet te , New Ther$a, Morgan City, Houma, New Orleans, and bras, huieriam, for conf~rences r e g a d n g course on ttPreven.tion and Control of ~lowouta ," expanses to be paid from M O D C revolving fund f o r travel.
22, Mr, Norpis A. Hiett, Associste Dem, Djv',sion of Exkension, November 6-11, 1958, to Cincinwti , Omo, to represent the University at the meeting of the Ad.ul.t Education Association, e.xpenses to be pain from the travel fund of the Dean's Office.
23, M r . Jmea J. Pollard, Professor of Architectural Engineering, December 9-11, 1958, to CMcago, I11Tnois, to attend the F'ourtla National Construction M u a t r y Conference, expenses to be p8id f m m M a of' the Engineerfng Foundation,
24. The following staff d t h t ransporta t fon expenma paid frm funds of the C d t t a e on Attendance at Meetings of Learned Satieties, the faculty member i n each case to present a paper, the r e a d % o f original researcht
(1) Mr, H. Curt18 B e m t t , h a f a t a n t Profeseor of Classical Umgmgea, Decmber a, 1.958, to attend the meeting of the American PhlLologl- cal Association, held in Cincinnati, Ohio,
2 Mr. Joaeph Jones, Professor of EnglLsh9 December 27-29, 1958, t o New York City, t o attend the meeting aP the Modern Language Association.
(3) The foU0~5ng to attend. the South Centml Modern Lagwage Association meeting in Tulsa, Oklahosl@lt
Mx, W p h B. Long, Associate Professor of English, November 7, 1958 M r , W. J. Handy, Assietant Professor of En&ish, Novenrber 7,8, 1958 Mr. Leroy R. Shaw, Aseistant Professor of GemmLc Languwes,
November 6-8, 1958
(4) m, John A. Wflaon, Professor of Geology, Decmber 27-29, 1958, to Washington, 311. C,, to at tend the meeting of the American Association for the Advmcmant of Science.
( 5 ) *. Keith Young, Professor of k o l o g y , November 6-8, 1958, to S t . Louis, Miasourl, to attend the meeting of the Paleontological. Society.
6 ) Mr. Thomas D. Horn, Aseociate Professor of Curriculum end Instruction, February 10-19, 1958, to Atlantic City, New Jersey, to attend the meetlng of $he American E3ucational Research Assocf at ion.
(7) Mr, John Wagmr, Lecturer, Curriculum and Instmction, December 27, 1958, to attend the meeting of the American Association fo r the Advancement of Science in Washington, D. C.
Mncerely yours,
H. 3. Ransom Vice-P~sident and Provost
T T X A S W T , 5 7 rTLN COLLEGZ of The, Uili .~ersity uf Texas
I<: Paso, Texas
October l o I 1958
Dr. Logan Wilson, PresidfinC T::c U-i7.-ersity of T e ~ a s 1 ~ ~ 5 t h 12, Texas
Czar D r . W i 1 s . o ~ :
The following docket is submitted for your approval and presentation to the U o a r d of Regents at itii meeting in Austin on October 24 and 25, 1758,
1358 Summer Session Erdgct -,+- ----- . --, -
1x6 ining and Me t a l l u r ~ y 1. Accept the rcsiznation of Dr. Joseph C. Rintelen, Jr,, Professor for the Second T e ~ m at a salary of $203.00. (R.D.C. No, 115).
1958-57 Budget Enrlisk and Speech - Change the appoinhnent of M r . Francis L. Fugate, from Assistant Professor, 3 14 time, at a salary of $ 3 , 3 7 5 for nine months (see R. B.C. No. 501, to 112 time at a salary of $ 2 , 5 0 0 , changing his base salary ral:: irom $4# 500 to $5,000 for nine months. (R. B. G . No. 42).
Mathematics and Physics - - - 2. ,%?point M r . Carlos McDonald as Instructor, part-time, lor the Long Ses sion at a salary nf $2,100, to be paid from the account for Inutructors, Part-time, (Ratc: $4,500 for nine months). (R.B.C. No. 63).
3 . Appoint M r . Eugene A. Dean as Instructor, Part-time, for the Long Session at, a r,?.I.ary of $3,000, to be aid from the account for I n s t r u z t o - s , Part-tirne. (Rate: $4,500 for nine months), [R.B.C. No. 5 9 ) .
Engineering - 4. Appoint Mr. Jack 3. Bourquin as Instructor, Part-time. fox the Long Ses sion at a salary of $2 ,700 to be paid from the account for Instructors, Part-time. {R .B .C . No. 61) .
/' 1 SCHELLENGER LABORATORY. --Approve the following appointments q,, 1 5 r] .
under White Sasds Miss i l e R a n ~ e Contract No. DA 29-040-ORD-1237: 4
1. Appoint Mr. Carlos McDonald, Instructor, Part-time, in hiathe- matics, as Research Physicist, full-time for the period September I - 15, 1958 at a salary of $ 2 5 0 , and part-time for the period Septem- ber 16, 1958-Juae 15, 1959 at a salaryof $3,525. This sum repre- sents no more than 1 J 4 more than Mr. i\ici3onald1 s base rate of $4,500 for nine months. [R.D.C. No. 51) .
2. Appoint Mr. Jack 3. Bourqltin, Instructor, P7.P-time, In F3gi- neeling, as Rcsearch Engince r fo r t3e lleriorl S e ~ L e r n b z r 1 - 15 , 1 7 5 s at a salary of $125, a ~ r l for '.he period S-ptcrnbcr 16, 1758- J u ~ c 15, 1959 at a salary oi: $ 2 , 9 2 5 , This r e p r e s e n t s no mcre than 1 /4- ?-,-.ore than M r . Bourquin's Long Session rztc of $4,130, J2 .E .C. Na. 52).
. - - 3. Appoint Mr. Eugene A . Dcan, Ins t r l - .ckr , Part-?ii--r: 13 I .~L>S!.E-
matics, as Research Physicist, P3rt-ti:-sis, fo: tl:? ~ ~ c ~ l 3 d Ecptoxber 16, 1958-June 15, 1959 at a saiary of $2 , $15, 7' -.s re:>r:.sn -+s ,r,o
more than 1 /4 mare than iar. Deants base ;.t?-5 of :.4,5C3 for :line mcnths. (R.B.C. No. 51).
4, Chsngc the appointment of hyr. Trancis L, Fucate , Tec l -~ i ca l Writer and Editor, 1 / 2 time, at a salary of $2,250 f o r n i x rnor.,211s (Sec R, B . C. No. SO), to 3 / 4 time at a salary of $3,750 fo r nine rnonC2s. (Long Session rate, $5,000). (Scc R.B.C. No, 6 3 ) .
5. Appoint Mr. Chlzr'.e s i-:, Y7-J- q.n, ,A,:- sc~cint:: T - .n f4s sq r :o f l</iathe - hat i c s , as Research b ~ l ~ . t l ? - m ~ t i c i ~ ~ ~ , I I 4 time: T: 7. r??l:r.y of $ 1 , 4 2 1 for nine months,, (Long S-ssion :.:,;-F,. 55,7f i9) , {F,,,R,C. No, 64).
h. Appoint M r . Ralph Ivi* Coleman, Professor o ~ n g i r - e e r i n ~ , as Research Engineer, 1 /4 time, at a salary of * for nine months. (Long Session rate, $6, ZOO) , (R, B. C. No. 55).
7. Appoint Mr. Paul C. Hassler , Associate Professor of Enzineering, as Research Engineer, 114 time, at a salary of $1,425 for nine months. (Long Session rate $ 5 , 7 0 0 ) . (R.B.C. No. 6 6 ) .
8. Appoint M r . Howard C . Vaazant, As sistant Professor of Engineering, as Research Engineer, 1 / 8 time, at a salary of $637.50 for nine months. (Long Sess ion r a t e , $5,100). (R. B. C, No. h?)',
r q C ~ > Approve the following appoinbnsnt under White Sands M i s s i l e an^< ;, , r . Contract No, D A 29-040-ORD-1332:
3 . Appoint M r . Eugene A. Dean, Instructor (part-time) in Mathematics as Research Physicist for the period Septem3er 1-15, 1958 at a saiary of $ 2 5 0 . (Long Session Rate, $4,500). (R.B.C, No, 551,
I - : , -; I. , I 1 .$-. GIFTS. --The following gifts have been received by Texas Western ' I .. c I . F t ,,*,&
r ,
College. 1 recommend acceptance and :ha: the thtnks and appreciation , t ! $ , .,$-.' .+ ' I
of the Board of Regents be sent tllc donors hy the Szcretary, except in i : k , ~ , w ( 3 .4 the case of $100 or less which L have been authorized to accept on behalf I
of the Board. Tn the case of schularships where the recipient is desic-
a nated by the donor, it has been ascertained that t h e donor is 3 charitable or public foundation and thc donxtion dce s not conctitutc an ~ v s s i o n of taxe s ,
1. The El Paso Chapter of the American Business \JJorncnts 'ation has given r $121 scholarship f n r the 1958 Fall Semcsicr to Lie
awarded to a woman student majoring in Business A h i n i s t r a t i o l . ,-
/ 2 . A check in the amount of $250 has been received from the National _., r j ? ::, \,
As sociation of Secondary School Principals, j;'sshington, D. C . , re pre - :'- senting the Thorn NicAn Leadership Award, as a scholarship for t!~c 1958-59 Long Scssion, The d c n w h a s n a : ~ e d the recipient.
The Phelps Dodge Foundation of New York has given $1,000 repre- senting two scholnrslzips of $500 eac3 fo r t!le 1358-59 Long Session. . , f i t , +
The recipients are to be studcr,ts majoring in Mining and Wietall~rgy,.~ ! '
and are to be recommended to the College Scholarship Committee by the chairman of that department.
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4. The American Societlr for Iv1e t ~ l . 1 ~ Foundation f o r Education and < ,:: * : I
Research, Cleveland, Okio, has given $500 as a scholar skip for the 1958-59 Long Session. The award is to be made t o a student majoring in metallurgy and selected by the Chairman of the Department of Mining and Metallurgy.
6'. The Hubbert hiusic Company of El Paso has given a scholarship in the amount of $15U for the 1958-59 Long Session. The recipient is to . ' '
be a student majoring in music selected by the College Scholarship Committee and recommended by the Chairman of the Music Department.
/6. The Woman's C o r n i t t e e of the El Paso Symphony Association has ,: -sJC,a "'I .- given $500 for scholarships f o r the 1958 Fall Semester. These scholar-
ships are to be awarded to music students who also play in the E l Paso Symphony Orchestra.
('?. The Sertorna Club of El Psso has given $200 as a scholarship for the ., ,,, , . v b - 3
1958-59 Long Session. This award is to be made by the College Scholar- - '
ship Committee with no re strictions as to the recipient. This is a con- tinuation of donor's scholarship assistance program.
The following gifts of $100 or less have been made to Texas Western CoHcge and proper acknowledgement has been made by the College to the donors:
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: . f ": :!;>$7-,; r c j 1 . The Lakeside Harmony Shop, El Paso, has given a $62 .50 8cholar- - 7
ship for the 1958 Fall Semester to be awarded to a student rn$jtjoring in music.
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2 . The El Paeo Chapter of the National Society of Arts and Letters hae ",l'
given a scholarship in the amount of $35 .00 for the 1958 Fall Semester, naming the rec ip imt .
6 d' 3. The following firms and individuals have given the indicated amountsF4! f / u- ! for scholarships to be awarded during the 1958 "Fall Semester to music i
students who also play in the El Paso Symphony Orchestra;
Dan R. Ponder $lOO.OO El Paao Natural Gas Company 5 0 . 0 0 Popular Dry Goods Co, , kc. 50.00 Aaronson Bros. Stores Corp. 50.00 Given Brothers Shoe Compai~y 50.00 Reuben Iv-iornsen 25 .00 Albert Mathiss e* Company, Inc, 2 5 . 0 0 J. E, Morgan & Sons 25 .00 Zork Hardware Company 20.00 Orlando Bare ra 5.00
Total $400.00
,.,r $ ,I, : C.! 4, The Parent Teacher Association of 13rooklyn Park High School, Baltimore, Iviaryland has given a scholarship in the amount of $100 for the 1958-59 Long Scss ion , naming the recipient.
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5. The Retail Florist As sociation of El Pas o has given a scholarshi6 ' in the amount of $100 f o r thc 1958-59 Long Session to be awarded to a stude2t e n ~ o l l e d in the School of Nursing.
USE TEXTBOOKS WRITTEN BY FACULTY U~EIMBERS. - - I recom- 0 mend approval of the use during 1758-59 of the following textbooks
) written by members of the faculty: /'$,$ , .,
1 . Elementary Surveying by Russell C . Brinker of the Department of Engineering and Warren C . Taylor, published by International Text- book Company, which w i l i re tail for $5.00 per copy with royalty of 50$ per copy going to Mr. Brhker ,
2 . Noteforms for Surveying bieasurernents by Russell C. Brinker of the Department of Engineering and Brother 8. Austin, published by International Textbook Company, College book storc price to students $1.20 per copy, with royalty of 9$ per copy going to Mr. Brinke r .
3 , 2 5 2 5 Review Questions for Surveying by Russell C. Brinker of the Deparkrnsnt of Engineering, self -published by the author. College book store price to students , $2.75 with royalty of 65$ per copy going to Mr.
\ OUT-OF-STATE TRIPS, -- T recommend approval of the following out- of-state trips, or in-alate tripe to meetings for the purpose of reading papers, for staff members liated, expenses to be paid from Maintenance and Travei funds unle s s othe rwise shown:
1. Dr. Joseph R. Smiley, President, to Louisville, Kentucky, Novem- ber 30-December 5 , 1958, to attend a meeting of the Southern Associ- ation of Colleges and Secondary Schools,
2. Dr. John P. Bloom, Assistant Professor of History, to Nashville, Tennessee, November 6-9 , 1958, to attend the annualmeeting of the Southern Historical As sociation, at which he wil l preside as chairman of a session entitled "The Use of Living Subjects in Historical Research",
3 , Mr. James B. Reeves, Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences, to Detroit , Michigan, October 6-10, i 958, to attend the national meeting of the Federation of Sewage and Industrial Wastes As sociation. Expenses to be paid from U . '3. Public Health Research Grant 5 5 10.
Sincerely yours,
. / J , , , ,,' , I ? '
. ? , J. R; Smiley / i
President
October 10, 1958
Dr. L o w Milson, President The University of Texas Aust8in 12, Texas
Dear Dr. Wilson:
The fol lowing docket is submitted f o r your approval and presentation to the Board of Regents at i t s meeting i n Houston, Texas, on October 24-25, 19 58 :
1957-58 BUDGET
General Eqenses United St~tes Federal Grants - and
, f Contract Service 1. Change I t e m No. 2, Page G-1, of the Medical Rranch Docket, B u ~ r d of Regentst Knutes of September 19-20, 1958, to read as follows r G r a n t Dr. Don W. Wcks, Adviscr, at a sala~y rate of' $2,400 f o r twelve months, a leave of absence f o r a period of one year, effective August 26, 1958. (RBC 209)
School of Medicine 1nt ernarMedicine 2. Increase the salary of Dr. E y m a W. Paley, Instructor, from a salary rate of $7,200 f o r twelve months, to a salary rate of $9,000 f o r twelve monthsg effective June 1, 1958. Funds needed t o come f r o m t h e appro- pr ia t ion for Senior Clerk-Typist. Dr. Paley also receives $1,800 per annm as Director df the Personnel Clinic; total salary fox t.welve months, $10,800. (RBC 191 - Approved by Executive committee)
Oto-Rhino-Laryrlgology 3, Appoint Dr. Johannes P. Bakker as Instructor, at a salary rate of $9,000 for twelve months, effective J f l y 1, 1958. Funds to come from the position Instructor, formerly held by Dr. Kenneth G. Cambon, rc- signed. Unused flmds to be transferred to Unallocated Salaries - Teaching. (RBc 211)
Preventive Medicine and Public Health , r ..,:
, , , 4. Change I t e m No. 11, Page G-2, of the Medical Eranch Docket, Bcm-d of . : #
Regentst Minutes of September 19-20, 1958, to read as follows: ., . G r a n t Dr. I)on W. Micks, Associate Professor, at a salaxy rate of $7>5O0 f o r twelve monthc, a leave of absence for a period of one year, effective j , ,
August 26, 1958. Funds needed to come from Unallocated Salaries-Teaching . (RBC No. 209)
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Radiolo 5 D e l % the name of Dr. Jesse B. John60n, Sr., Professor (part-time), at, a total salary rate of $4,200 f o r twelve months, effective August 18,
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1958; the day of his &eath. (RBC No. 208)
Extension Post-Graduate Trainin Program 6. Trans fe r $227 --Tbg 5 from the Maintenance and Equipment account to the
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position of Senior Secretary, (RBC Xo. 207)
Physical Plant 7. ~rmsfer2,100 f r o m Unappropriated Surplus to an accowlt captioned "Remodeling Print Shop Area fn the Ashbel Smith ~ u i l d i n g , " (RBC No. 205)
19>'7.-58 Budget (~ont'd.)
Ph si cal ,Plant k s m 6 5 0 . 0 0 from Unappropriated Swplus to an account captioned "A-lr-condit-ionf ng ChernPcal Samit.~l; ion Research LaboraTorg. " ( RRC No. 206)
Bospltals 9, App~ove the Pollowing transfer of m d s . These adJustments in t h e 1957-58 budget are ncccssarg t,o continue operations for thc remainder of t he fiscal year.
Unallscate6 Sal arks - N on-Teaching Nursing Service
Salaries - Head Nurse Meals and Quarters
Surgical Operathg Suite Salariev - Assistant Nursing Supervisor Salaries - Operating Room Nurse Salaries - Staff Nurse Salaries - Vocatfnnal Nwsc Salaries - Hospital Aide Salaries - Laboratgry Helper
MedFcal HOUG~ Staff k i f oms Quarters
Medical Casc S e r d c e Salaries - Social Case Mde Warles - Senior Clcrk-Typist
Electroencephalography Maintenance and Equipment
Personnel Cl inic Maintenance and Equipment
Pharmacy Salaries - Clerk-Typist Salmies - Stores Clerk I
Poison Control Center Bhintenance and Equipment
Housekeeping Credits f o r Linen Charges Distributed to Departments
Credita f o r Salaries Charged to Departments
Tot a1
Sur8gical Operat in^ Suite Maintenance and Equf pment,
Medical House Stidf Salaries - In te rns Meals
Medical Casc Service Maintenance and Equipment
Fever Therapy Service Maintenmcc m d Equipment
Pharmacy Maintenance and Equipment
Rehabilitation C l i n i c - Physical Therapy hW..nCenaulce and Equipment
Rehabilitation C l i n i c - Occupational Thcrapy Maintenwnce and Equipment
Medtcal College Housekeeping k i n t e n m c e and Equipmenl;
Laundry Maia.l;enmtrlce and Eyu:IpmenL
T o t a l
( R J ~ c No. 21.0)
General Admini s t r a t ion A u d i ~ ~ r ' ~ Office - - IBM Divisicn - - I. Correct the s d a r y of Mr. Robert E. Schumwul, Tabulating Equipment Supervisor, from a salary rate of $6,168 for twelve months to a salary rate of $6 h68.00 Sos twelve months, effective September 1, 195fl. (RBC l o . 5 1
Schoul of Medicine h a t olny- 2. Appoint Dr. Wendall K. 0 'Steen as Lnstructor (vice Dr. Lee J. Haasis, resigned June 30, 1358) a t a salary rate of $6,600 f o r twelve months, --, effective September I, 1958. (MC NO. 9 ) \
Anesthesiology 3. Appoint Dr. Moore J. H. Yen as Assistant Professor, at a sa la ry rate uf $9,000 for t w e l v e months, effcctivr September 1 1950. Funds to from UnaLlocated Salaries - Teaching. (RBC No. 231
; ic rohiology Appoint Dr. Robert D. Higginbotham as Assistant Professor, at, a
salary ratc of $8,400 f o r twelve months, effective Septcmbcr 1, 1958. Funds t o come Tram the vacant position of Associate Professor; unused funds t o be transferred t o Urlallocated Sslaries - Teaching, (RBc No. 4)
Neurology - and Psychiatrx 5. Reappoint Dr. B i l l y J. Yourlgbl.ood as Instructor, at a salary rate of $6,000 for twelve months (vice Dr. Bill W. Beilry on r n i l i t a r y leave of absence, effective June 30, ip58) e f rec t ive Septerrber 1, 1958. NO. 6)
m n t Dr. Te Yong Lou as Research Associate, at .t ob-LLary rrte ilf $6,463 for twelve manths, effective September 1, 1958. ~ u n d s - t ~ corn2 from U. S . Public Health Sc-rvice G r a n t No. &1660(~~), ( R ~ c No. 28)
Pediatrics 7. k a n g e the s t a t u ~ of DP. Cecilia Y. Willard, Assistant Professor, from full-time at a salary rate of $6,4>0 f o r twelve months, t o half - t i m e at a salary rate of $3,225 for twelve months, effective September 1, 1958; unused funds to be transferred to Research Technician I. (RDC No. 3)
0. Create a position of Research Technician I by t ransfer r ing $3,231.63 from Research Tcchni cian I1 and $11 775.37 from the Clerk-Typi st position. (RBC No. 3 )
9. Deletc the r lame of Alvra M. Comacho, InsLructor, at a salary ratc of $9,000 f o r kwelve monthe; lie resigned. June 30, 1358. The funds to t r a n s f e r r ~ d t o the accounts and i r l the amounts indicated o n the next page:
Social Work Supervisor - Mary A . Beeler $ ij&.clo Unallocated Salaries - Teaching 8,436.00
Miss BeeLer a l s o receives $5,604 as Social CaseworKer 11 I n Medicd Case Service (hospi ta ls) ; total salary f o r twelve months, $6,168. (REC No. 29)
P h y s i o l o a 10. &point Dr. F. X e m m m Rudenberg as As$ist,ant Professor, at a salary rate of $8,400 for t w e 1 ~ - e months, e f fec t tw September 1, 1958, vice Dr. Sidney Ochs, resigned August 3, 1958. Additional funds ($700) to come from UnallocateE Salaries - Teachi~g . (RBC No. 19)
Radi~Zoyy 11. Change the nme of Margaret Spies, Instructor (part-time), withcut salary, t o read Marg~ret Wheeler. (RBC No. 2)
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Surgery r 12. Change the s ta tus of Dr. Oscar T. Kirksey, Jr., from full-time, at %<- a ~ a l a r y rake of $6,900 for twelve month~, to-part-iime, at a ~ a l a r y rate of $3,630 f o r twelve months, effective Septernbr 1, 1958; unused
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funds ($3,300) to be transferred to Unallocated Waries - Teach-Fng. (RBC No. 25)
33. Delete the nane of Eugene H. Rentschler, Instructor , at a salary rate of $9,000 f o r twelve months; he resimed Febmrmy ?8, 1958. (RBc No. 7 )
14. Appoint Dr. h s e l o Pinedo as Assistant (~eurosurgerp) at a s d w y rate of $4,500 for twelve months, effective September 1, 1958. Funds to come from.the pcsition Instructor - &gene 8. Rentschler; unused funds to be transferred to UnalLOcated Sdaries - Teacl~lmg. (RBC Wo. 7)
School of Nursing 15. ~ c z g t the resignation of Yvonne %and, Instructor, at a salary rate of $4,809 f o r t.welve months, effcc-tj-ue September 19, 1958. No. 12)
16. Appoint Beatrice F. Carruth as Associate Professor, at a salary rate or 96,600 f o r twelve months, effective September 1, 1958 through June 30, 1959. F'unils to come from U. S. Public Health Service Contract NO. 2 ~ - 6 3 4 0 ( ~ 2 ) . (WC NO. ~ 7 ) tP- - -- _ _ -- 17. Change the name of Julia Leib t o J u l i a A. Ory, Assistant Pro at a s a l a y mte of $ s , ~ o for twelve months. (RBC No. 30)
18. Accept the r e s igmt ion of B i l l y e Brown, Assistaht P r o f e ~ ~ o r , at a a d a r y rate of $5,600 for twelve months, effective September 14, 1958. (RBC Nc. 31)
Laboratory of finds in the moun t of $1,800 for Dr. Wayne E,
Truax, Ins t ruc tor , f r o m Cancer Chemotherapy Grant t o U. 3. Public Hea th Service Grant No. ~y-3096(~1), effective September 1, 1956 through kcember 31, 1959. Dr. T r u a x also serves as Instructor in Internal MeUcin2 at a sa l a ry rate o f $9,000 f o r twelve months; total salasy f r twelve months, $10,800.00. (W No. 10) I
Tissue Culture Laboratory 20, Appoint Dr. Donald E. Rounds as Rcscallch Associate, at EL salary rate of $7?104 for twelve months, effective September 1, 1958 through April 30, 1959. m d s t o be derived from U. S. Army Contract No. ~~-49-007-~~-32. (RBC NO. 18)
2 1 Appoint Dr. Walther J. Hild as Research Scientist, at a salary r a t e of $8,1G0 for twelve months, effective September 1, 1958. Funds t-o come from U. S , Public Health Service Grant No. ~-364(~5). (RBC No. 27)
sical Plant , & Ap$roue t h e following rranxf rr of i u l ~ d s w i b i l i h t l l r drpartmect, t o
l . adgust the budget in keep ing with the recommended reclassification of I personnel. within t h e approved budget l i m i t a t ions :
Transfer From : -
Clerk $ 2,000 Refrigeration Mechanic 2,000 Pluinbcr and Steamfitter 2,000 Maintenance Man 19,476
Total
Transfer To: - Superintendent, Buildings and Architectural Assistant Administrative Secretary Dispatcher Air Conditioning Foreman Air Cbnditioniag Leadman Mr Conidi t ioning Mechanic Electrician Comunications Mechanic Painter F o r e m Truck Ilrlvers Laborers WcLder
Tota l
(RBc No. 13)
Grounds Maintenance $ 300 540 372 1411 288
5,604 4,236 4,404
228 240 240
4,476 4,404
Approve the following transfer of funds ,in order t o adjust the 1958-59 budget in a c c o s h c e with the recommended classifications and , , salariea of personnel f o r this fiscal year:
Transfer From: - Nursing Service ~unior Staff Nurse Assistant Dfrector Hospital Aidc
Surgical Operating S u f t e Operathg Room Technician
Epilepsy Clinic M s h t e m c e
Fever Therapy Service Fever T'IlelVapi s t Main tenm-ce
Clinical Laboratory I E - 1 and Part-%ime
T o t a l
T r a n s f e r Tu: - Hospi Lals - G ~ n e r a l Admf ni st ra t ion and Xqense
K c r ~ p i t a l Controller, Senior Secretary
Out -Pat ient Dcpar tmen t Clcrk-Typist
Nursing Servicc Instrxctor., Vocational Nurse School Administrative Assistmi, Senior C l e r k Ward Clerk Clerk Senior C l e rk -mi s t Cleric-Typi s t Administrstive Clcrk Student Vocat iand Nurse Staff Nurse Maintenance
Surgical Operating Suite As si s tmt Director Sen l o r Clerk-Typis t
Artificial Kidney Maintenance
Blood Bank and Henlatology Laboratory Tech. II
Clinical LEiboraotry Lat~oratol-y Tech. I Laboratory Tech. (part t i m e ' 3 LaLoratory Tech. AS~i3tmt
13ent.al Clinic Dental Technician
Electrocncephalogaphy Service Clerk -Typi st
Endocrine C l i n i c Research Technician I
Personnel Clinic Clerk-Typi st
Rehabilitation Clinic - Occup~tional Therapy Secretary
Radiology Service X-Ray Technlcim Student X-Ray Techni cian Secretary Sen i.or Clerk-Typi s t Clerk-Typist
D i c t a ~ ~ y Service Foot1 Sexv l ce S ~ e r b v i sor
Total
General Administration and Expense - m a p p o i n t Mr. Duane L. Riggs as Control ler , at s salary rate of $6,500 f o r twelve months , 2ffective S~pternbcr 1, 1978. (Mc No. 20)
25. Reappoint Uss Ru!;h H . Inglmarn as Assistmt tcj the Director, at, .E salary rate of $7,000 for twelve months, effective September 1, 1958. {RRC NO. 21)
26. Reappoint; Mr. Richa~i l C. Fh~ter 38 Assistant Director, st a sala,ry rate of $9>600 :or twelve months, effective September 1, 1958. (133~ No. 2 2 )
Medical Records Libra ry 27. Rea?poiflt l k . Williwn R. Mtlsorl as Chief Mc~IcF-I Recfird Librarian, at a salary rate of $7,4440 for twelve months, effective Seyternber I, 1 8 (RBC No. 15)
2 . Grant Mr. W i l l i a m R. Nelcon, Chief Medical R e c c r d Librarian, a leave of absence, withcut pay, for the period Septen'oer 1, 1958 tilraugh September 21, 1958; unused funds ($434) t o be transf errcd fo Unallocated Salaries - Bon-Teaching. (RBC No. 33)
Cl inical Laboratory 29. Reappoint Mr. W i l l i a n l K. Perry, as Tcchcical Directo~, Laboratory Techn~logy, at a sa1ar.y rate of $6,468 f fir tk-elve rrronthc, c f f cctivt: September 1, 1958. (RBC Wo. 16)
DLctary, Service 30. Tr&=10,056 F r o m Food Service Worker t o the accounts and in the amou t s indicated helow:
Dietary S~rvice: Therapeutic D i e t i t i a n Food Service SuperviEor Stores Clerk 111
This transfer is necessary to adjust t h e 1958-59 budget in accordmce wj.th the recomnel~iled classifications m d sal.arles of peraomrl for the fiscal. year. (EUC No, 14)
Other Orgmized Activities R e h t i n g to Instrzrztional Departments Medical n o t o ra h 31. Transfer -%++ 21 .00 Pram t h e Maintenance account t o Medlcal Photo- aapher, eff-ct i .ve September 1, 13158. This traasfer is necessary tu
t h e 1958-59 budget in accordance with the recommended classi- and salaries cf persame1 for this fiscal p a r . (RBC No. 11)
RE%I;I;GNEN@TT OF D U T m Wl'1.R YAY IN EXCESS OF TGIO WEEKS: X recornend y o u approval of the following reassignment of duties of the staff member (- l i s t e d below:
I* Dr. W. W. Nowinski, Associate Professor of Riochemistry and Director Of t h e Tissue Metabolism Research Taboratory, be rellcved f rom his ordinarv Cuties at The University of Tcxas Medical Rrmch for the period MovemheP I , 1758 tu February 28, 1959, and ror t k m t perlod reassign him to a spcclal research project of The University of Tcxas Medical Brerich.
Dr. Mowinski w i l l deliver a s e r i e s 3f lectures on b ioch~rn i s t ry of growth m d on nroderrl developments in cytochemfstry for the National Research Council ofl Argentina, maer the c l l a i m s 1 ~ j . p of th? Fbbel f i i z c Winne~, Professor D r . Bemardo A. Hou~say, and the Faculty Of Medicine of the National University of Buenos Xres i n Argentina, Re will a lao t ake p a r t in the organization of the biochemical research in the D e p rtment of H-f.ctoloay and lhbryolow at; the Rational Uni- versity of Buenljs Airca. The travel will h e performed without expense to t he University.
2 . Change Item Nn. 2, Page G-4, of the Medical Branch Docket, Board of regent^' Minutes of Mccting N L ~ . 567, March 14-15, 1958 to read as follows : Approve the absence of NF. W i l l i a m B. Stnvlrloha, Teaching
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and Research A s ~ o c i a t e in the DepartmenL of Phar?nacolow T o x l c o l o ~ , :'p * from his ordinary duties at The Unfver~lty of Texas Medical Branch % o r t he period June 1, 1958 throu& October 31, 1950 arid f o r t h a t period r e a s s i e him t o a s p e c i d research p r ~ j e c t of The University of Texas
i Medical Branch. Mr, Stavinoha w i l l pa r t ic ipa ix in the research pro- (
Jects at the Oak Ridge Tnstitute of Nuclear Studies, Oak Ridge, Tenncssee; he w i l l receive advanccd t ~ a i n l n g and knowledge of isotope techrriques , hs t rwnen tn t ion and effects of radiation. The t ~ a v e l w i l l . be p e r f o m d wi thou t expenEe to the University. / (. JAMES W. W G H L I N FELLOWSBIP PROGRAM: Approve the f olloving recorn- ?'-mcndatlons approved by the Medical 3rsnth McLaughlin Cornittea f o r Thc
$' James W. McI.aughiin Fellowship Program:
*i 1. Award M r . John C. McCoy a Prcdoctoral Fellowship, f o r t he period i Septem'tler 1, 1958 through August 31, 1959, to includc:
Stipend (one p a r ) Maintenance and Equipment nave1
T o t a l (5 4,b90
2. Renew Dr. Elsayed Ahmed Zein-Eldin's Post-Doctoral Fellowshipg for thc period October 15, 1958 through October 14, 1959, with additional funds, to include:
Stipend (one Maintenance and Equipmen t Travel
Total $ 8,459
3 Extend Medical Student Fellowships to George h ~ e s , h i n haway , Lubrctt Hargrove, Jerry Julian, S . Robert Julim, George Schlagenhauf, Clayton N. Smith and Thomas E. Taylor, for the period September 1, 1950 through Mag 31, 1959, fo r a total or f.ifty hours per month m a x i m wlth a s t ipend of' $2.50 p e r hou~.
4, Transf e~ $12,424 from hlallocated Income t o the accounts and in the m o u n t s indicated below:
Account
Salary - H a l f -trlme Senior Secretary $ 1,824 Malntenancc and Equipment 600 Medical Student Fellow Maintenance m d
EguLpment Supplement 1,000 Consultation and Contj.ngency Fund 3,000 Mr:Laughlin Committee Chairmanr s Fund 1,000 Faculty Fund fo r Prell.mhary Research 5,000
W T S I O N TO THE W S I F 1 , C A T Z O T ~ J ND PAY PLAN: 1 recomcnd your.. approval ( 7 I I
of the following changes t r t h e Classified Scrvice, t?fEec+,ive Oc to l ?c~ 1, ,
1958: ,,,> \ . I
1. Vie following new position be eztablished. w-f th the ~~eques ted r;alary range :
Monthly Annual Stey Class Title - - Rm gt: Eange No. - 1129 As slsiant Cent rdL
S~?plly Supc~vS SOX" $272-32@ $3024-3840 2b
2. The fol.lawrEng ex is t ing Job t - i t l e be changed:
a. Central Ste r l l c Supply Supervisor (13.30) t o C e n t r a l SL1pply SupervE sol- (11 30)
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AUTHORXWION FOR TIE BUSZTESS MATJAGER M SIGN F3R THE m,CUTIVE DIFECTOR: It i s requester1 that W. E. D. Val-ker, 3uginess Marlager, be \ I " :,
autk.~orlzcd t o sign necessary papers during the absence of Dr . John El ' , ; Tmlsluw, Executive Director, f o r the period 0c.tober 10-15, 1958. I
G O ~ ~ 7 T T COXTRACTS AND GRANTS: The following coutracts and grants - have been negotiaterf by t he Busincss Malager and have been signed by the E x e c ~ t i v ~ Direc to r upon t h e r e com~ada t i on of the academic d i r e c t o r m d Lhe Business Manager, md approved by t h e Conplroiler =d President . I recC)mend yow approval and ra t i f icat.ign of sip-atures :
1. Grant No. 2M-9154, by which the Department of Health, Education, m d WeLfare, Public Health Service, p rov i .de~ $8,327, f o r the period. August, I, 1958 through Deccrnber 31, 1958, fo r Spccial T r a i n i n g - CorLf crence of the Prof c u u o ~ s o.f Psychiatry Y e s t of I,hp W s s i ~ s i p p i River. Thls proJect is directed by Dr. IIamiltrm F. Ford, Professor of Neurology and Psychiatry.
2. G r a n t No. H-3828, by w!r.ich the Department of Xealth, EducaLion, and Welfarr, P ~ b l i c Health Service, provides $2,289, rnr the per iod Se2tember 1, 1958 through A u e s t 31, 1954, Cor research on "Effec t or Pul~atilc Flow crt Venous Return." This pro jec t is di~ec tcc l by Dr. John R. Eerrick, A t s i s tmt P r o f t s s o r of Su~gery.
3. G r m t N o , 2 ~ - d 3 4 0 ( ~ 2 ) , by which the Departmcnt of H e ~ l th, Education, and Welfar~, Public Hcalth Serv ice , provides $?1955f, f o r the pcriod July 1, 19% through Sme 33, 1353, for graduate t.raining in psychia t r ic nmsiag. Thj s project is d f r e c t e d by Miss Marjorie Rartholf, D e a n of the 8choul of Nursing.
4. G r a n t No. E-2344, by which the Department of Xeal.t.h, Education, m d Welfare, Fub1l.c Health Service, providcs $9,551, f ~ r the period September
I1 1, 1958 thrcugh A r l g u ~ t 31, 1959, f o r research on Immunizatio~ Against Antibiot-ic R e ~ i s t ~ t Staphyl.occcci ." This p r o j e c t i s d irccted hy Dr. Jgseph A. mss, Assoc ia te Przfcssor o r Microbioloay, md Dr. W. F. Verwcy, C?IE,~ rmm and Professor of the Department cf Microbiology.
5. Grmt. No. E-24'16, by which t,he Department of Heal-th, Education, a:d Melf are, Public Health Se.*v.Ece, provides $8,289, for the pcriod September
I1 1, 1958 t h ~ n u g h August 31, 1959, for research on t he Role of S;yolbronts in Insect N u t r J t i ~ : ~ and Immunity.'' This p r ~ j e c t is directed by Dr. b n W. M i c k ~ , Associate Professor of Preventive Mc:dici.ne and Public Health.
6n Grmt NO. 2 ~ - 6 5 2 7 - ~ l , by which t he Departmcnt of Heal-th, Education, and Welfare, Public Health Service, proviLes $17,516, for the pcriod July 1, 1358 through June 30, 1959, f o r graduate t ra in ing in psychiatry* This project -Es directed by Dr. Hamlltm Fol-d, Professor of Neurology and F sychiatry.
7. G r a n t No. A-2618, by which the Department of Health, Edu?stion, and WeLfarc, Public B e ~ l t , h Service, provides $8,510, f o r the per iod S ~ j t e m b e r 1, 1958 through August. 31, 1959, fc r res~arch on The Exgerimental Pr.2- fuc t ion of "Chronic Non-Specif ic Ulcerative colitis. " Thi s p ~ o jpc:t is directed by Dr. Wrcel Patterson, Associ~te Prc~fessor of' bt.e:.err,al Medl cine.
8. G r a n t . No, 2~-638L~C2, by which the Department of HcalLth, Edueatj err , and Welfare, Public Xexlth Service, providus $11,956, for t h e per iod September I., 1958 thr.2ugh A L L ~ J E ~ 31 , 1.959, fo r Undergraduate T ~ a i r ~ i r g in Psychiat r ic Numing, Th i s p ro jec t is directed h y W.ss Marjorie h r t h o l f , Dean of the School of Nursing.
9. G r a n t no. 2~-6934 -C2, by wh? ch LIE De~~artmer~t of Health, Educat,lon, and Welfare, Public I i ~ a l t h Semi ce , pl*cvidca $31,343, .Cor t h e perLod September 1, I958 through k ~ g ~ s t 31, 3.959, for Ur~dergraduate Trainirlg irl Psychiatry. Thi.s p ~ o j e c l i s directed by DP. T i t ~ ~ s H. XI~rris, Chaiman a d Professor of the Departrner,t of Neurology and Psychiatry.
10. Grant No. ~ ~ - 4 8 3 3 ( ~ 2 ) , by which thc Department of Health, Educat;on, and Welfare, Public Health Sewice , provides $9,033, f o r the per iod February 1, 1959 t h~ough January 31, 1960, f o r research on "InfLucnce uf Stress on the Acticns cf Adrenal Bornones." Tkls project is d i rec t ed by Dr. ktlrles E. Hall, P ~ o f e s s o r u f Physlology.
il. Grant No. E-1385(~2), by which the De9artmcnt; of Health, Erlucati.on, and 'vfclfare, Public Health Service, provides $6,000, ??or the period Deccmher 1, 1958 t h o u g h November 30, 195g9 for research on "3iology and Chemotherapy of E ~ g u s I n f e c t i a n ~ . " This p ro jec t i s d3rected. by Dr. Mal-y F. Pinkert-on, I n u t n > c t o r in Dermatology, and Dr. Edith Dar-t.uw Eox, Associate Professor of Wcrabialogy.
U . C r u l t NO. ~->57(~5), by which the Depal-iimen-t. of Health, Educat.i.nn, and Welfare, Publf e H ~ a l t h Service, provides $11,229, f o r :,he perlod October I, 1458 through September 30, 1959, f o r research on "Biochemical m d Physiological Aspects of ~rokinase." This project is directed b y Dr. D. R. Celarlder, A s s i s t a x t Prores~or of Biochemistry,and Dr. M. Mason Guest, Professor and Chaj ITWI o f the Dcpa17tment of Physiolcrp?r.
13. Grant Mo. PR-P~(c~), by which the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Public Health Service, provides $25,000, fo r the period. Jmumy 1, 1959 through December 31, 1959, fgr Faperinrental Tra,inlng - Medical Student Research Train3 ng Prcgram. Tkis p ~ o j e c t is directed by Dr. Johri B. T n s l o w , Executive Director.
14. G r a n t No. 2E-77, by which the Departmerit of H ~ a l t h , Education, and Welfare, Pilbllc Health Service, p180vides $15,607, for t he period October 1, 1958 through December 31, 1959, for graduate training. This projec:t is dlrected hy D r . W. F. Irerwey, Prcfcssor and C k a i m of t h e Department of M i c ~ o b i o i o a ,
15. Grmt No. E-64(C10), by which t hc Depnrtment of Health, Education, and Welfare, P~blic Hea1t;b Sewf cc, provjdes $8,172, f o r the period
t? January 1, 1959 t,hrou& Deccmber 31, 195:) , f o r research rJn The Mech~nism of Immunity t u Filarial Worms." This project i~ directed by Dr. J. Allc:~ Scott, Profes~or of Ptwventive M ~ d i c i r ~ n and Public Health, and Dr. Etta Mac Macdonald, Associnte Professor or Microbiology.
CONTRACTS, AGREE ME^^ (BUSI'WESS:/ COYTRACTS: The f ~ l l o u l n g cantJwact has bccn e x e c u t e d on behalf , ~ f The University cf Texas Meheal Rrar~ch by the ofYicial indicated. I rccom- mend ap-pro-sal and raZif icar~icx of sim.at-xos:
1. Tntcragency Corn-cspe-rsti?r. Cu.s.tract N;. )1413-310~ simcd by MY. E. D. Walke~, Busicess Wager, a d Dr. Jol~r, B. T r ~ ~ s l o w , Ext?c~~:iLve Director, by which the SLate of Texas D e p s r t r n ~ n ~ r ~ f Health, provides f o r thc period September 10, 1958 thr~xgh J:xe 30, 1953, f o r the rarr oC ch i.ldren severe2.y impal rud in hear. i rig. Tlr,S.s pr:,ject is directed by Dr. Arild E. Xarisen, Cba.irmm and ProYesscr of t h e Department of Pediatrics; Dr. yrederick R, Guilfo~d, As~oeLate Professrlr of Oto- Rh5n.o-Laryngolom. T h l s c m t r a c t waE signed by t he S t a t e Board cf Control on September 16, 1958. (cl, 4 A plR:j,h*
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CONTHAWS AND AGEEXMEWS A C A D ~ X C ) NCINGUVEXN MlWT SPONSOREX , I N C L U D I N ~ , ;,; r, {:; > b,'-
* ) , * ,> RESEARCH GRANTS DIST.MGV.LSHABU FROM GIFT*5. Contracts : The f 0 1 1 6 w f n . ~ contracts have been exec.ut,ed on behalf of The + ' *h j'
. i; University of Texas Med-ic,al Brm-ch by t h e Executive D i r e c t o r . T: Yecorn- mend approval and ~a t i f . i ca . t i sn of sjgmi.l~res:
Po The Commonwealth Fimd, Xarlmcs s Xouse , 1 E3.s t Seventy-f j.f th Street, New YorB 21, PI. Y., has sent a check in the mount of $12,000, which repre vcr, t s the i rm w n i ~ a l . ci~n,ts'i'bu-r,i on for 1958- 59 on a grm-I t (previous1 y
-.. A . -da&e4(1) f o r 1.6 q u a l i f i e d cnnd.idat.es fo r the mastel-' s degree in nmsir~g. T h i s project is d i r ~ c - t e d by Mi.ss Marjorie R ~ . r t h ~ l f , D e a n of the School r;f: TTursi.ng.
The Baker L o b ~ r a t o l ~ i e s , Znc. , 4614 Prospect Avenue, Clcvelard 3, Ohlo, has sent a check. in the a~ulmt of $5,250, which represents t he : , . F J 1 , '
,- last of l , h ~ s e m i - m u a l payments un the th.irri year of a $10,530 grant, per year f g x thrcc years (prevl oasly docketed) fo r rescarch on a at In the D i e t in R e l a t i c ~ n to lnfant Nu%ri~t53rl." Thf s proiect is direct.er1 by Dr. Arild E. Ransen, Prol"essor and Chairman of the Dcpart- merit, ~f Pediatrf c s .
The Nat,innnl LLve Stoclr and Meat B n ~ . r d , 40.7 So-dtb Dearborn Street , 5
Chicago 5 , Illinois, has ~ e n t a check 3.n t he amount. of $4,496 P r ~ r . ,
c3nticuring re search Qn elationsh ship 11e Lween protein intake and . I -
1 i r~ol e i c ac id in the diet .'' This p r o J e c t Xc directed by Dr. Arild E. Hansen, Professor and Chairman of tkc Depart,ment of pediatric^.
G I F T S : The rol.lowi.ng g2.f t s have. been received at, t h c Medical R~ar?.r:h. F
I recommend acccp t a t ~ c e a r ~ d t-hat. the apprecia-Lion oT the Board of Regents be sen t the donors by the Secretary:
81 A 6 The H o g Fomdat.i.or~ Ear Mental Health, Tila UIlivrrsity of Texas, b; ,> 1, Austin. 12, Texas , has sent a chcck i n the mount c;lf $3>834.38 to supple- "
merit Lhess .1aryofDr . S a m S c h i l l m a n , A s s i s t ~ t P ~ ~ o f r s s o r o f M e d i c a l . , \ Socialogy i n the Schnol of Ni~rsing.
The Rogg foundat iori o r M e n , t a l Health, The Unlver sity u f Texas, , . '1.5 A m t i n 12, Texas, ha^ EenT a chcck i n tihe m(~~xnt. of $20~000 t o be used ,
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, , to support t he psychiatry research p r g r a m under the direction oP Dr. l,,f;<
W . L l l lam Wilson., AssocY.a.t:-e Professor: rtnd Director of Research in t,he ,
Department of N e t i r a l o ~ a ~ d psychiatry. $3.0,000 cf t h i s mount is to be used a s a salary sulglerner~t for D r . Wilson @or t h e f i scal year 1958- 59, and $10,000 is ta be used Lo purchase equipment to i n i t i a t e tBc research program.
3. The Ruth Cohen Fr isch Mern~rial Foundation, P. 0 . B3x l'(9, Galveston, 1 .. f , Texas, RE s w t a check In the amount of $1,500 to he used by the '. r .,I
Mrdi cal Brach f o r l A s e ir. m y mrthy come, preferably for research wcrL ,I-, y. f n node ins disease.
; \ , , : : The Squibh InstAtute fo r Medir:al Kesearch, Neu Brunswick, N . J., , > - . : h , - has sent n eheck in the amount of $200 Lo cover the expenses invt~l .ved P 1 . ! in Lhe c l i n i c a l evaluation of t h c vericlus Kenalog formulations per- !, <
formed Ly DP. J, Fred Mul l i n s , Professor and Chai man of t h e Dcpa~t,mer;t of Dermatology.
. Dr. Ti tus H. Iiarrl s, P ~ o f r s sor and Ch~airmm or the Degartmcrlt of 2" 1
eurology and Psychiat,ry, has mt a check in the a m m t of $5,000 ; $1
to be used f o r susport of the psychjat,ry rcsea~ch program, which is#(? d i ~ e c t e r l by Ur . William Wilst?rL, A s s i s t ~ ~ ~ l f ; Profes~~r and Direct;or of Research i n the Department of N e u ruloey a ~ d Psychia t rdy. /; - .
\ I ' . $-)f 7 6. The A m c r i c a r i W m n ' o Vohmta ry Service, gal vest or^ , Texa~, has
sext a check in the m o m L of $500 t o be u s e J ?or the purchase fif H
Resusitator f o r the Emer~encg Room.
GIFTS OP $100 or LFSS:
7. Mrs. Josephine K i n g , 215 Harr i son Avenue, San Antonio, Texas, has $., -! ~ e n t a chcclr in the a m 3 ' ~ 1 t cf $40.00 to be deposited in the Current 8'
Iicstric.ted Account - Thompson -Singleton C ~ n g e n j t a l FacLal Def o m i t y [:: 13 Cl , in ic FWd, under :.he di rec t ion of Dr. Truman G. Blocker, J r . , Pro- fesaar of PlastAc and Maxillofacial Swrgcry.
OUT-OF-STATE TRIPS: I recornmerld approval of the following out -of - s t a t e trips by the s t a f f members listed, t he i r expenses to he pald
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from the source of funds indicated:
1. Dr. Colvin A. A e e w , A s s i s t a r l t . Professci- of Radiology, September 29-October 6 , 1958, to Washington, D. C., to aLtpnd the meeting of the American Roentgen Ray Society ; his exI,lenses t o be paid from the Current Restricted Account - Radiology Department - Gifts fo r Opcmtfng Expcnse s - Maintenance , Eq~ipment and T z x v e l .
2. Dr. Wi1lj.m H. Ainsworth, A~sistant; Professor of Orthopedic Surgery, October 1, 1958, t o Oklahoma C i t y , Oklahoma, t o give s preaentat:ion on t he Fractures about the Knee at t h e meeting of the Amer.icm Fracture Associatifin; his expenses to be paid from tile Current Restricted Accowl-L - Proressional Fees - Orthopedics. 3. Miss Narjorie Barthwlf, Dean of the Schcol of NUr~ing, Novcmb~r 10,- 14, 1958, to A t l a n t a , Gco~gia , to at tend the meeting of the Regional Committee of the Southern R ~ g i o n n l Education Board; her expenses to h e charged to the Current ResLrf cted Account - W. K. Kellogg Foundation Grrln t f o r Graduate Educa t im a r l r ' l Research in Murs i ng . 4. D r . D. Bailey Calvin, Director of Research Grmtc and C0ntract.s Offlce, October 10-18, 1958, t n Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, t o attend thc meeting of the kissociatl~n of American Medical Colleges; M s expwses to he paid frorn General Administrat,ion - Executfve Director's Office - MainteE8nce and Equipment.
5. Miss Bc~trice Carruth, Associate Professur of Psychiatrlr. N ~ ~ i n g , November 10-lb, 1958, to A t l a n t a , Georgia, to attend the m e t i n g of the Regional Comnlttee of the Southern Regional Education Board; her expenses to be chargcd Lo the Currenl; Eiestrlctcd Account - W, K . Kellogg Foundatiofl G r a n t for Graduate Education and Resettrch in Nursing.
6 . Dr. H. F. Connally, Assistant Executive Director, October 10-15, 1958, to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to a t t end thc meeting of the Association of Americas Medical Colleges; his expenses Lo be paid from General A(k tn t s t r a t1o r l - Executive Director's Office - Maintenar~ce: and Equipment.
7. Dr. C. H. C ~ n r ~ e l i , Prclfessor zf P reven t ive MedicJ.cc m d P=lblic Health, October 6-,111, 1:1>8, -0 Detr31t,, Michigan, t o a t t e r d the meetings of the Feder~atlor, of Sewage m ~ d T i ~ d u s t r i n l Wastcs Associ- ation; his expenses ta be paid from t h e U. S. P~rblic. IIeal t h Sepvj ce Grant No. RG 4928( ~1).
8. Dr. Robert N. Cagley, Frofessor m d Chairman cf the Department 1,1f Radi~logy, September c'3-0rt?ber 2 , 135b, to W i t ~ h i r ~ @ o n , D. C., 1 , ~ attend the annual meetizg c f the Americsn Rsmt.gen Ray S ? c i e t y j h i s expenses l,la be paid f rcm LIIP C u r - r r ~ ~ l . Res f ri c1,ed A c c o i ~ n t - 3lr~a;y Department - G l f t s f o r Operatlr-g Expenses f rom Professional Fees - Maintena~ce, Eq~~I-pment arid T r ~ v r l .
3. Dr. Johrr B. C ~ o s s , Jr. Research Associate in the Labsratory nf Hel.mI.n th Research, N:wember 4-9, 1958? t.0 Miami Beach, F lor ida , to present a paper at thc mnceti3g of the Arnc~icm Society of Tropical Mediclne and Hygiene; hi s experises t3 be paid from the U. S. R l h l f . ~ Health Service G r a x l t No. ~-64(~9).
LO. Dr. Helen Davls ,T=lu~.ston, h s t r u c t o r in Pediatrics, Septem'ber 19-24, 1358, t o N c w 0 r 4 i e m s , Lou i si ma, to conrel- w5 th Dr.. D o ~ f s J. 13. Adam cuncerning a research project; her expenses to be 2al.d f rom U. S. 0epartrne:it of k r i c d t u s e C ~ n t r a c t No. 12-IL-LOO-PO~~! 61).
'1.1. Dr. John R . Dcrr Lck, Assistant Prcf essor of Cardiovascula~ Sur~ery , October 21-25, 1958, tcr San F~anci sco, Cn.llfornia, to a t tend t h c mceting of the AmerIcm Heal-t. Associatim; his expenses to be charged t . ~ Puhlic Health Se~vice Grmt No. ~ ~ - 5 0 9 8 ( ~ 4 ) .
12. Dr. John R. Dttrr4.icE-, A ~ ~ i ~ t a n t P ro fewor of Surgery, Oct~bor 5-10, 195f5, t o Chicago, I l l . ino i s , t c 7 a t tend the meeting of thc American College of Sflgcsrls; his experises to be chnrged t o U. S. Fublic Health Sel-vice Grant; No, ~ ~ - 5 0 9 8 ( ~ l i j .
1 . Dr. Kerxteth M. E a ~ l e , A s s i s t x n t , D e a n of Medic.ine, Octzher 10-15, 1358, to Philadelphia, Perhsylvmia, to attend t he mcctings of the A s s o c i a t i r m of American Medical Colleges; h i s PxpPn ses to be l j a id from General Adminiut ration - Dean of Students - Maintenance snd Eql~ipmen t . 14. Dr. G. W e N . Eggei-s, Jr., Resident in Anesthesioloffj, Dr. Charles R. Allen, Professor m d C h a i m cf t he Department uf Ane~I,hesiology, aid Dr. Gunter Corsscn, 1m.t-I"U.C~O P in hes thes io logy , October 17-25, 1~158~ to P i t t ~ b w g h ~ Pennsy?.vania, to at? end 'the maw1 meeting of the Americar~ Sncr iety of Anesthesi,clogists; the- i r trqe:lsee, t o be paid rrorn the Spec:fal Activities Accaunt, - Prnfessicnal Fees - Anesthesiology, l Dr. G. W. N . Eggers, Sp,t Ppofessor nf" Orthopedic Surgery, October 1.5-1 9, 1958, to New Orleans, Tmuisiana, to present a paper at the meeting of the Louisiana Orthopaedic Association; hPs expenses t o be p a i d from t h e Curre~.t Restricted Account - Professional Fees - Osthcpedics . 16. Dr. I i a r r l e t M. Felton, Pr3ftlssur nf Pediatrics, October 26-31, 1958, to St. L o i ~ i s , Mi s ~ u t u i , ta a+,t.end thc meeting of the American Public IZcalth Assocd n t iun; her expensus t o t ~ e pyid from the U. S. P d b l i c Health Service G r a n t No. E - 3 5 4 ( ~ 3 ) .
1 Dr. Arild E. Hs~isen, Chalrmsn md Professorm of the Department of Pedf atsics, September 23-October 1, 1958, to CThlcago, Illinois and M.nneapolis, Minnesota, to rUrport, to the National Live Stock and Meat: B o a r d in Chicago cozcer?>ir~g inve~tigations c&r~ied out under the l r grant; and, in Mi.nmexpoli~, t.9 interview a prospective candidate for our Pediatric Deps.rtment. His expenses to be paid from the Current
R e s t r i c t e d Account - National L.ive Stock m d Meat Board G r a n t ,
18. Dr. Mary E l l u n Haggard, Assistanb Professor of Pediatrics, Septcmbcr 19, 1358, to Little Rock, Arkansas, t o a t tend the meeting of the Soul;h- west Cancer Chmotherapy Study Sectifin; her experlees to be paid from U. S.Public Health Service Grant No. (3-3096(~1) .
19. Dr. Peter Moc, Revidect i n Ped ia t r i c s , October 20-23, 1358, to Chicago, I l l i n o i s , to a t t e ~ d the meeting of the Arnericmt Aeadeny~ of Peilia1.rj.c~; his expensec to be pa id from the C-irrent Restricted Account- Pediatric Residents Furtd.
20. M r . h t h u r G. Hcmings, D - i ~ ~ c t o r of Hospi ta ls , Octobcr 9-11, 1958, to Philadelphia, Per:.r~ sylvania, to at.t.cnd tkc meeti.ng of Lht. Met1 i cal School-Teaching Hospital 3 e c t i o n o f the A s s o ( : i a t i o n of American Collcgca ; his expenses t o be paid from the Current Restricted Account - Sealy & Smith Foundation G r a n t . .
21 Dr. Henry CrtSvin Guynes and Dr. Joe A. Walker, R e s i d e l l t ~ in Anes- Lhesiology, 0ct.ober 18-25, 1958, to Pittsbul-gh, Pennsylvani.a, t c l
a t t end the annual meeting of the American Society of Anesthesiologist; t h e i r expenses to be paid from the Spec.ial Activities Account - Profe~sional Fees - Arj.esthesir2logy.
22. Mr. Warren G. HardLng, Registrar and Assistant to the Executive Dl.rector, October 1-2-15, 1958, t o Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to a t tend the m e e t j n g of the Association of American Medical Colleges; his expenses to be paid f r o m FCegi~t,ra~-Is Office - lkintenance and Equip- ment.
23. Miss Barbara Keagy, X-Ray Technician, Orthopedic Servlce, October 22-30, 1958, to Carlsbad, mew Mexico, t o pr2sent a paper at t h e meeting of the annual Convention c ~ f the New Mexico Society of X-Ray Technicians; her expenses to he paid from the Cilsren,t Restricted Account - Professlor~a'T. Fees - Orthupedics. 24, Dr. E. G a r t l y J R . C O , Associate Prolrssor of Sociology, October 2fi-31, 1958, to St. Louis, Missouri, t o attend the annual meeting of the American Public l e s l t h Association; hi.s expenses to be paid from the Current Restrictzd ccount - Special fund for the support of research, augmen- tatlon of certain calarles, arid travel expenses f o ~ younger staff members to a t t e n d , medical meetings,
25. Dr. Werr~er Kuenast , A s u i s t a r ~ - t . Profeosor in Radiology, September 25)- October 3, 1958, t o Flashing$on, D. C., to a t t e n d the meeting cf the Arr!er.Lcan Roentgen Ray Society; h i s expenses to be paLd f r o m t he C . m ~ e n t Restrictcd Acco imt - Radiolorn Department - G i f t s f o r operating expenses from Prof~sslonal Fccs - k i n t e n a n c ~ , Equipmen-t; and Travel.
26. Dr. Howard Lancacter, Re a i dent in Neurology and Psychiatry, Noscmber 3-6, 1958, to New Orleans, Louisiana, to at.lend the meeting of the Sozthern Medical Association; his expenses to be paid from the Currenk Restricted Account - Special Fund for Residcntsof the State Psychopathic Rospi l;al.
27. Dr. J. M. Laughlin, Resid.ent in Orthopedic Surgery, October 5-12, 1958, t o Chicago, I l l i n o i s , to at tcnd the meeting of the American College of Surgeons and to take a Post-Graduate Course in "Injuries an& Other Disabilities of the H i p . " Bls caenses t o be paLd from t h e Cwr-ent Restricted Account - Profcvvional Pees - Orthopedics.
28. M r . Frank 0. Mooseberg, Director of Dietetics, October 39-PI+, 1958, to Fhiladclphia, Pennsylvania, to attend the Americar~ D i e t e t i c Association Convention; his expenses t o be paid from Dietary Service - Maintenance and Equip~nent . 23. Dr. Jack Rams-cy aud Dr. Jacob Protas, Residents i n Radiology, September 30-October 3, 1958, t f ~ Wa~hington, D. C. , to atter,d the annual meeting o r t he American Rocntgcn Ray Socicty; their cwcnscs t o be paid from 1,he Current Restricted Account - R~diology Depart-. ment - G i f t s f o r Operating Expenses from Professimal Fccs - Maintenance, Equipnien t and Travel.
30. Dr. George S. McReynolds, Associate Professor, Dr. X. E. Maddox, Chief Re.sident, and Dr. J. M. Robison, Professor and (Shaimm, a l l of the Department of Oto-Ehino-Laryngology, Octobcr 10-19, 1958, tc Chicago, Illinois, to attend the A m e r ! c m Academy of Ophthalmul(~gy and Otolaryngnlogy; their expenses t o be paid from the Current Re- stricted Account - Olga Keith Wiess Fund.
31. Dr. Carl A. Nau, Professor and Chairman of the Department, of Preventive Medicine Ad Pul~l ic Healt,h, September 28-29, 1958, to Tulsa, Oklahoma, t o meet with medical officers of various industr ial gruilps concerning possible health 11azar.d~ a r i s i ng J.n industry; his excenses to be paid from the C u r r e n t Restricted Account - Physiological. Study of Carbon Black Grant.
32. Dr, A n d r e w A. Ormsby, Professor and Chairman of the Department of Rioch~~istry and Nutritioll, September 3-6, 1958, 180 Iowa. City, Iowa, to participate in the Tenth Annual Meetlng of the American Association of Cl.inica1 Chemists; his expenses to be paid f r.om the Natlonal h3md for Medical Education G r a n t .
33. Dr, C a r l A. Nau, Professor and Chairman of t he Department n f Preventive Medicinu m d Public Health, October 25-flovember 2 , 1358, to St, Louis, Missouri, to participate in t he meetings of the Conferhence of Teachers of Preventive Medicine and sessions of the American Public Health Assoc.iation; h i s expenses t o bc paid from the Current; Res t . r j cted Account - American Petroleum T r i s t i t u t e Grant.
34 . Dr. Hugh Pennal, Resident in Neurolopj and Psychiakry, Oc-tiober 29-N0rseml~r 2, 1958, to Denver, Colorado, t.o attend the meeting of t he Western Epi lep t i c Association; h i s expenses to be paid from the Current Restricted Account - Resident ' s F w d for the Ga1vest;on S t a k e Psychopathic Hospital.
35. Dr. J. Allen Scott, Professor d f Preventive Medicine md Public Health, Koveniber 4-9, 1.958, t o Kami Beach, Florida, to prese~ , t a paper at the meeting of the American Society or Tropical Medicine ar)d liyglene; his expenses t o he p a i d from the U. 3. Public Hcalth Service Grant No. E-G~(cY).
36. Miss Mary Catherine Stuhhs, Director, School o f Medical Record Librarian, October 11.-16, 1958, t o Bsston, Massachusetts, to a t tend the annual conference of the American Association of Medical Record Librarians and :he Director's Work~hop; her expcnses t o be p a i d from Medical Records Library - Ikintcnatlce arid Equipment.
37. Dr. Wayne E. T w , Lrlstructor in Internal Mcdicine, September 19, 1958, to Little Rock, Arkansas, t o attend the meeting of the Southwest Cancer Chemotherapy Study Section; h i s expenses ta bc paid from the U. S . Public Xcalth Servlce Grant No. R-1036(~1).
38. Dr. John B, Truslow, Fxec'dtive Director, October 10-15, 1958, t o Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, t o attend the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Medical Colleges; attend the meetlng of the Executive Council, MEmD Cornittee, MENE Coordinators u d Government Agency representatives. His expenses to be paid P r o m General Adroinistration - Executive Directur's Office - Maintenance arid Equipment.
39. Dr. Wallace McNutt, h soc i a t e Profe~sor of hnatomy, Dr. Walter 0. KlFngman, Professor of Neurology md Psychiatry, Dr. William L. Harlan, Assistant Professor of fleurology and P~ychia t ry ; residents Drs. Robert Ti~s, T. L. Kidd, A. Esteves, P. J. Moe, Cnlv in Neylander, and medical students Robert Zschnppel, Henry Lynch, Arthur Howard, a d Arnold KapFm, September 6-7, 1.958, to Jennings, Louisiana, t.o interview and examine about thirty members of a famlly in comertion with research on Friedreichvs Ataxia. Their expenses to be paid from U. 5. Public Health Service Grant No, ~-1147{C).
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40. Cancel Item No. 13, Page G-14, September 19-20, 1958, Medical Branch Docket, M r . Warren G. Harding did not nlake t h e t r i p to Hew Orleans, Louisiana, August 24-26, 1950. )P&'- c
Sincerely yours, A
J kLn R. Truslow, M.D. h ecutive Director
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2 . , TKE ~~~Y OF TEXAS
DERTAL BRANCH #
Houston
October 10, 1958
Dr. Logan Wilson, President Tne University of Texas Austin, Texas
Dear Doctor Wilson:
-The f o l l o ~ ~ i n g docket is submitted for your approval and presentation to t he Board of Regents st its meeting in Rouston, Texas on Cctober 24 and. 25, 1958:
Preventive D e n t i s t r y (~edodontics ) 1. Appoint Dr. Lcsl ic M. Lee as Ins t ruc tor at a salary rate of $7,500.00 for twelve months fo r t h e period September 1 5 , 1958 to Augmt 31, 1959, i nc lvs ive ; source of funds is Assistant Professor, unfilled, i n t he same department and t ransfe r t h e unused balance of $791.69 to Unallocated Salaries (RE-54 ) .
Surgery 2. Appoint Dr. Jerry Brady as Clinical Inst ructor (one-tenth time) a t s ss lary of $504.00 for nine months for the period September 1, 1950 to May 31, 1959, inclusive; source of funds is Clinical Instructors in t h e same department (RE-52 ) . 3 . Appoint Dr. Robert R . Debes as Clinical Instructor (one-tenth time) a t 3 salary of $504.00 for nine months for the period September 1, 1958 to May 31, 1959, inclusive; source of funds is Clin ica l Instructors in t h e same department (RBC -53 ).
COiTTFMCTS: The following contrac ts have been signed on behalf of the Dental Branch by John Victor Olson. T recommend your approval and r a t i f i ca t ion o f the ~ l g n s t u r e .
1. United Sta tes Pub l i c Health Servf ce Research Grant 11-634 ( ~ 1 ) f o r 42,875.00 for t hc pcriad September 1, 1958 to August 31> 195g2 6, {? inclus ive . The investigator is Dr. Heinz 0. Beck, Professor in the Department of Restorative Dentistry.
2. United S t a t e s Public Health Service ResearchGrant D-389 ( ~ 2 ) ~!.i . '+~~ , ,
f o r $12,123.00 for t h e period January 1, 1959 t o December 31, 1959, inclusive. The invest igator i s Dr. Sumter S. Arnlm, Professor in t h e Department of Pathology,
3. United Sta tes Public Health Service Re~earch Grant D-275 ( ~ 2 ) , : % fo r $ 7 , 3 0 3 ~ ~ 0 for the period September 1, 1958 to August 31, 19591 ' "
i n c l u s i v e . The investigator is Dr. Federico Gonzales, Assistant &of es sor i 11 the Department of Anatomy,
CURRElNT RESTRICTED FUNDS / , \ > f W. B. Scherer Bequest f o r Scholars l~ip Purposes - - - I \-
Request that the income earl~cd from t he ':7. H. Scherer find be budgeted as follows:
I.J. H. Scherer Fund: Sehol.arship Fund $ 500.00 Fellowship Fund 500.00 Guest Lec ture r ' s Fund 500. 00 Faculty 3rd Staff Fund 2,579.00 Salaries 900. 00 Social Secur i ty 21.00
CLASSIFIED PERSONNEL FRCGF\AM: I. wish to request that t he f o l l o w i n g c d i / / - - + j classification be addcd t o the ITon-Academic Classification and Pay -.- Plan :
h W R SALARY INTEXMFDLATE M G E
Effective September 1, 1.958: STEPS rWM3ER
CLASS 2300 A s s i s t a n t Medical Fhotographer 320-404 4
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T E X T B C O K S P R E P A R E D B Y F A C U L T Y ~ E R S : t h e use oE the fallowing laboratory and printed at the Dental Branch fo r sale, w i t h no profit to the author, to t h e students of The University of Texas, Dental Branch:
Title fibnual of Di.ssect ion31 Anatomy
Mboratory Exercises in W c r o b i o l o ~ y Laboratory Experirncnts in Microbiology for Dents1 Hygienists
Conrplcte Rcs torat ions Laboratory Manual Part I
Compl e t ~ Re6 to ra t ions Laboratory b n u a l Par t I1
Laboratory Manual in Fixed Par t l a1 Dentures
Laboratory Manual in Removable Multiple Restorations
A rYFanus1- f9r Diagnosis and Treatment af Periodontsl Di o eas cs
I k n u a l of Endodontics Procedures
h-scticc S e t in Pract.ice Rela t ions and Management
Elanual crf Dental fiterisls
Author
Henry C . Ekowniw
William FTolte
!:?i lliarn laolt e
Hcinz 0. Beck
Heinz 0. Beck
noue;las Lyon
Heinz 0. Bcclc
prarti!~ Ca t ton i
M r t i n Cattoni
Elna B i r a t h Zrbert W. D'Anton
Price
$2.00
3.25
GIFTS: I recomcnd acceptance o f t h e following g i f t s which have been received:
1. $50.00 from Eorthmsn Funeral Home has been deposited in Current .-. $ , , - 1 Restricted Funas - Mermrial S tuden t Loan Fund.
2. $30.00 f ram Dr + R. T . Kercheval and Mrs. J. D. Nortoa, has been deposited in C u r r e n t Restrlctcd Funds - Leonard I. Kercheval Memorial Loan Fund, i n memory of bks . Daisy Beauchamp,
$200.00 to be adde8 to l k i l l o Fjlelsl Somato Prosthesis D e n t a l /.5. )id Fund. This fund, established i n February, 1352 and reported in .: l t t 1 . ~ ~ minutes of Board of Regents Meeting Number 519, March 28 and 29, 4J! ;
1952, is now to be known as ps. . . S , Knutson.Eye Glass Fund. Acknow- I
Icdgement to gb t o Mrs. S. ~ n u t s o n , ~ 2 1 5 3 Chil ton Road, Houston, Texas.
I r~commend your approval of t h e following out- of-s ta te t r i p s by t h e staff members l i s t e d below, t h e i r expenses to be paf d from Miscclloneous General menses - Traveling Expenses, unless othemise indicated:
1. Flna Bira th , Business Iahnagur, November 1, 1958 t o PJovember 5, 1958 to go to Stillwater, Oklahoma t o attend the meeting of the National Assaci3tion of Educational Buyers to be held at The Univ- ersity of Oklahoma, as 3n o f f i c i a l reprecentstive of the Dental Branch; her expenses t o be paid from Business Office - Maintenance, Operation and Travel.
2. George H . T. Frcnch, Associate rlrofessor in t h ~ Department of General Practice, October 14, 1958 to October 19, 1958 to go to Port land, Oregon to par t ic ipa te i n course of H i g h Speed Technique a t thc University of Oregon Den ta l School, arid to obtain information
' to be used in t h e teaching program of t h e Dental Branch.
3. Douglas M. Lyon, Professor i n t h e Department of Restorative Dent i s t ry (~ ixer l Multiple Restorations ), October 14, 1958 t o Cctober 19, 1958 to go to Portland, Oregon to see what progress has been made i n porcelain work at the University of Oregon D e n t a l School in connec t ion with c u r r e n t research projects a t the Dental Branch; h i s expenses to be paid from U n i t e d Ststes Public Health Service Research Grant 17-596 - Traveling.
Respectfully submitted,
/ John V. Olson Dean
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS M. D. ANDERSON HOSPITAL AND TUMOR INSTITUTE
October 10, 1958
Dr. Logan Wilson, President The Univer aity of Texas Austin 12, Texas
Dear Doctor Wilson:
The following docket i e submitted for your approval and presentation to the Board of Regents at its meeting in Houston on October 24-25, 1958 :
1. Tranefer funds from the Reserve for Salaries t o the main- tenance and equipment amounts of the Department s indicated below :
Amount
Medical Communications Blood Bank Hospital In-patient Services Oper ating Suite Central Sterile Supply Clinic Out-patient Services Food Service
1958-59 - Budget Errata
$ 8,800.00 18,000.00 2 9 , 5 0 0 . 0 0 12 ,000 .00 19 ,000 .00 12,000 .00 16,500.00
$115,800.00(RBC 7 5 and 7 6 )
Medicine
2 . Change the title of Dr. Ilse H, Mannheimer from Clinical Assistant Internist to Assistant Internist.
3 . Change the title of Dr. R . W. Baird, Jr , from Clinical As eistant Internist to Clinical Asgociate Internist.
Radiation Biology
4. Change the title $ Dr. Mary L, Alexander from Research Associate to Assistant Biologist.
.- Office of the Director
,- 5. Change the assignment of Mr. Joe E, Boyd, Jr. from Businese Manager to Administrator, effective September 1, 1958, at a salary of $12,000.00 fox twelve months from state funds and $1,500.00 from the Rosalie B. Hite Fund. {RBC 3 6 )
Biochemistry
6 . Increase the salary of Dr. Bruno Jirgensons, Biochemist, f r o m $8,400.00 to $9,000.00 for twelve months, effective September I, by the transfer of $600.00 from the Reserve for Salaries. (RBC 23 )
7. Increase the aalary of Dr. Robert B. Hurlbert, Assistant Biochemiat, from $7,800.00 to $8,200.00 for twelve monthheffective September 1 , by transfer of $400.00 from the Reserve for Salaries , (RBC 2 5 )
8. Increase the salary of Dr. Saul Kit, Associate Biochemist, from $8,400.00 to $ 8 , 8 0 0 . 0 0 for twelve months, effective September 1 , by transfer of $400 .00 from the Reserve for Salaries. (RBC 26)
Office of Research
9, Appoint Dr . Roy C , Heflebower to the unfilled position of Executive Assistant for Research (3110 T. 1 at a salary rate of $3,000.00, effective September 1, and transfer $ 2 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 unused funds to the Reserve for Salaries. ( R B G 2 8 )
Medical Psycholo gy
10. Delete the name o f Dr. John I. Wheeler, Jr , , A s s o c i a t e Medical Psychologist. Doctor Wheeler re signed effective August 31, 1958. (Cancel Request for Budget Change No. 1 3 . ) (RBC 32 )
Medical Communications
11. Increase the salary of Mr. Marvin H. Hinds, Electronics Engineer from $6,168.00 to $6 ,468.00 for twelve months effective October I , by transfer of $ 2 7 5 , 0 0 from the Reserve for Salariee. (RBC 24)
Operation and Maintenance of Physical Plant
12. Increase the salary of M r . Virgil B. Wampler, Equipment Maintenance Chief f r o m $7,104.00 t o $7,440.00, effective September 1, by transfer of $336.00 from the Reserve for Salaries. (RBC 30)
(3:1 Grant C-2620 (C3) FA , , 4 -4 I ,3 -
Increase the salary of Dr . Thomas S . Osdene, Assistant Biochemist, f rom $7,400.00 to $7,800.00, effective September I , from funds available in the Grant. (RBC 2 7 )
Transfer of Current Restricted Funds to Plant Funds
14. Additional funds are needed t o continue with the renovation of the Old Dental Branch Building. It is recommended that $4,000.00 be transferred from the current restricted fund account "Various Donore for Cancer Research" to "Plant Funds'' and will be a part of the $55,000.00 over-all c o s t approved by the Board of Regents at their meeting held June 2 9 , 1957.
\ OUT-OF-STATE THIPS: I recommend approval of the following out- of-state trips by staff members listed below, their expenses to be paid by the Maintenance and Travel Account unless otherwise specified:
1. Miss Eleanor R . Beller, October 19-27, t o attend the National American Dietetic As sociation Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (- :' 2. Dr. Daniel E, Bergsagel, September 19-20, t o attend a meeting,, of the Southwest Cancer Chemotherapy Study Group in Little Rock, Arkansas. Expenses payable f rom Grant CY-3195 (Cl).
3 . Miss Evelyn Bubendorf, September 19-20, to attend the meeting ,,,
of the Southwest Cancer Chemotherapy Study Group in Little Rock, ~rkansas. Expenses payable from Grant CY-3754; October 27-30, to attend the meeting of the Public Health Cancer Association in St. Louis, Missouri.
4. Dr. R . Lee Clark, Jr . , September 3 -7 , to participate in a meeting of the Cancer Committee of the American College of Surgeons in Chicago, Illinois; October 1-2, to participate in a meeting f o r t he Association for Surgery Trauma in Chicago, Illinois; October 2-4, t o attend a meeting and confer relative t o M. Dm Anderson Hospital l a
educational program at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota; October 4-9, t o attend the American College! of Surgeons 44th Annual Gongr e s s and the meeting of the Cancer Committee in Chicago, Illinois; October 19-23, to participate in the American Cancer Society Annual Meeting and to attend the meeting of the Directors of Cancer Institutes in New York; November 3 - 6 , to attend the Southern Medical Association Meeting in Ncw Orleans, Louisiana; November 20-22, to participate in a meeting of the Western Surgical Association in Rachcster , Minnesota.
5. Dr. William S. Derrick, October 18-25, to attend the Annual Meeting of the American Society of A n e sthesiotogi s t s in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; t o give lectures and pr tsent a f i l rn .
6. Dr. Gilbert H. Fletcher, November 3-5, t o present a paper at the Southern Medical A s sociation meeting in New Orleans, Louisiana.
7. Dr. Lillian M. Fuller, November 15-22, to attend the Annual , ,
Meeting of the Radiological Society of North America in Chicago, Illinois. Expenses payable from Grant NCI CS-9270- (C5)-Betatron.
8 . Dr. Felix L. Haas, August 16-29, to attend a conference with f' officials of Bristol Laboratories in regard to the chemotherapy screening - ,
I ' program(ProjectB-q) inSyracuse , N, Y , ; August20 -27 , toparticipate , I , (.,, / in the International Congress of Genetics in Montreal, Canada. Trans-<.,,,I , .
portation and miscellaneous expenses payable from Grant C-3323-1. P e r .. -
diem expensea payable from Grant ACS T-IR-Z3 Jl-(t). /-*
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D r . R o y C. Htflebower, September 19-20, to attend the meeting of the Southwest Cancer Chemotherapy Study Group in Little Rock, Arkan- sas . Expenses payable from Grant CY-3754.
10. Dr. T. C. Hsu, August 19-27, to participate in the Tenth Inter- national Congress of Genetics in Montreal, Canada. Expenses in Canada to be paid from Grant ACS-P-133; November 12-16, to deliver a lecture at the Symposium an Cancer Cytology in New York City, N, Y. Ticket at no expenee t o the State.
11. Miss Eleanor 5 . Macdonald, August 26-September 3 , t o attend
the Fourth International Biometric Conference in Ottawa, Canada, Travel expense outside the United States at no expense to the institution; September . . L9-20, to attend a meeting of the Southwest Cancer Chemotherapy Study
- Group in Little Rock, Arkansas. Expenses payable from Grant NCI: C-3754; October 27-30, to attend the meetings of the American Public
C Health Association and the Public Health cancer Association in St. Louie, Missouri .
12. M r s , Marjorie E. Mandry, September 19-20, to attend a meet 7 ing of the Southwest Cancer Chemotherapy Study Group in Little Rock, , Arkansas. Expenses payable from Grant NCI: C-3754.
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/-. 13 . Dr , Hilmi Mavioglu, September 19-20, to attend a meeting of i ;
the Southwest Cancer Chemotherapy Study Group in Little Rock, Arkansas. Expenses payable from Grant CY-3195 (Cl),
14. Mrs. Corinne E. Morton, October 10-22, to serve a s a delegate to the American Association of Medical Record Librarians in Boston, Ma~sachusetts .
15. Dr. Raymond G. Rose, October 3 - 5 , to attend a Symposium on Scintillation Scanning at the U. S. Naval Medical School and National Naval Medical Center in Bcthesda , Maryland.
16. Dr. William 0. Russel l , October 4-6, t o participate in the College of American Pathologists at the annual meeting of the American College of Surgeons in Chicago, I l lno i s ; to meet with Dr. Arthur Dearing in regard to a Cytology proj t c t .
17. Dr. Marga H. Sinclair, October 12-18, to present a paper at the 27th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Plastic and Recon- structive Sur gtry in Chicago, Illinai s.
18. Dr. W . K. Sinclair. September 29, to attend meeting on radia- tion protection in Dallas, Texas; September 30, to attend a meeting with Dr.. 'H. D. Bruner at Atomic Energy Commission on reactors in Washington, D. C, ; October 1, to attend a meeting of the Cervix Subcommittee of the Cooperative Radiation Therapy Project in Washington, D. C. ; September 30- October 3 , to attend the American Roentgen Ray Society in Washington,
,D. C. ; October 4, to attcnd the Symposium on Scintillation Scanning in Bethesda , Maryland.
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D r . W. W. Sutow, September 19-21, to attend a meeting of the Southwest Canctr Chemotherapy Study Group in Little Rock, Arkansas. Expenses payable from Grant NCI-3754.
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20. Dr , Grant Taylor, September 19-20, to attend a meeting of , : - the Southwest Cancer ,Chemotherapy Study Group in Little Rock, Arkan- sas . _Expenses payable from Grant CY-3754.
REASSIGNMENT OF DUTIES WITH P A Y IN EXCESS OF TWO WEEKS: < I r ecommcnd approval of the following reassignment of duty of the staff members Listed:
1. Approve the absence of Dr. Marga Sinclair from her regular duties at The University of Texas M. D. ~ n d c r son Hospital and Tumor Institute, for the period of approximately one month, October 31 through
December 3 , 2 9 5 8 , and fo r that period reassign her to a special research project of Thc University of Texas M, D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute, !.a Germany, where she wi l l p a r t i - cipate in a hospital survey of the Federal Republic and Berlin ( W e s t ) . Expenses within the United States payable from local funds, the remainder of the travel to be at no expense to the institution.
2 . I wish to r e c o m m e n d that Dr. Wataru W . Sutow, A s s o - ciate Pediatrician, be relieved from his usual duties at the M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute for the period of February 15 through March 15, '1.959, and for that period be reassigned t o a special research project of this institution i n the Marshall Islands. Travel wi l l be at no expense to the institution. Doctor Sutow w i l l continue his participation in a study sponsored by the Atomic Energy Cornmi ss ion of the growth and developnlent of children in the Mar shall Islands, who were accidently exposed to radiation fall-out in March, 1954.
S O V E R N M E W C O N T R A C T S AND GRANTS: The fol lowing contracts, grants , and amendments have been negotiated by the Busines a Manager and have been signed by the Director upon the recommendation of the contract director and the business manager, and approved by the Comp- troller and President. I recommend your approval and ratification of signatures :
J :, \ $ $ , > .')
I , Grant No. C-3323 ( C 2 ) by which the National Cancer Insti- i yl :,, 7
tute provides $12,684. 00 fo r the period from May 1, 1959, to A p r i l 30: 1960, for research on "Specific Cellular Substances Required for In- duction of Mutationb1. The project will be directed by Dr . Felix Haas.
CONTRACTS AND AGREEMENTS (ACADEMIC) NONGOVERNMENT SPONSOHED, INCLUDING RESEARCH GRANTS DISTINGUISHABLE
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F R O M GIFTS
CONTRACTS: The following contracts have been executed on behalf -- of The University s f Texas M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Inati- tute by the Director. I r e c o m m e n d approval and ratification of signa-
6- G r a n t N o . t - IR-23J2( t ) , whichisprovidedbythe American ! 2 ,/q,, Cancer Society, extension of one year, m u t a d d i t i o w s , making grant period effective f rom September 1, 1957, through August 31, 1959, for research on "Manners in which Steroid Hormones Influence Cancers of t h e Prostate and Breast". The principal investigator has been changed from Dr. J . B. Trunnell t o Dr. R . Lee Clark, Jr . , for the period September 1, '1958, through August 31, 1959.
GIFTS: I recommend acceptance of the following gifts andthatthe ap-
- preciation of the Board be sent the donor by t he Secretary:
4''; $482.50 from Grand Chapter of Texas, Order of the Eastern : . * X Star, M r s . Rebecca L, Miles , Grand Secretary, Grand Chapter office''
Building, Arlington, T e x a s , for Cancer Research Gift Grand Chapter of Texas 0. E . 3 , Welfare Work.
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I ' . 4 + - 4' $1,250.00 from William and Lola Heuerrnann. 109 South Kathleen Street , Beevil le, Texas, a s an additional contribution to- '
1'- - w a r d the Research Fellowship Fnnd,
/= 3 . $742.50 from M r . Carroll D. Simmons, Fiscal Agent for t he M. D. Anderson Foundation, 70 Fir st City National Bank of Houston, Houston, Texas, representing income received for the third ;
quarter of 1958 from the stock donated by Mrs. Harry C. Wiess, for the trust fund account entitled I tMrs . Harry C. Wiess Fund for Cancer Researchft.
4 , The gifts under $100.00 a s listed on the attached sheets, of which have been acknowledged by the institution.
Respectfully submitted,
R . ~ t c Clark, Jr, , M. @-/ D i r e c t o r
DONATIONS 1100,00 AND ),ESS
!lATE DONOR ADDRESS AMOUNT FOND MEMORIAL TO
2/17 Mr, & Mrs, H. Paul Levy 1910 Wyndale, Apt. No. 10, $ 5.00 Research Howard LevyHouston, Texas
2/17 Marianne W. Baker &Mrs.Edgar Woodhouse 1248 5th. street, Part 5.-00 Unalloc o Mrs. Jane Lehmann
Arthur, Texas Wey
2/17 ' J. A. Stillwell P.O. Box 2;3e, Houston 100.00 Reactor Study Fund
2/20 Century Culture Club, Box 423, Marfa, Texas 5.00 ResearchMrs. L. E. Lankf'ord
2/20 Mrs. W. Aubrey Smith, ~arwick Hotel, Houston 100.00 Pat. Welfare(Clara Blackford Smith) r--
2/20 4047 Turnberry Circle, 10.00 Research •Mr •. & Mrs. Robert W. Drye Mrs. Cecil Carey ~
Houston 25, Texas
2/20 Mr. & Mrs. F. M. Spearman 418 Avenue D., South 5.00 Research Carl PetersonHouston, Texas
2/20 First Nat'l Bank of Quanah, Quanah, Texas 10.00 Unalloc. Mrs. Floyd Richardson(Mr. E. Lo Grimes)
2/20 Mr. & Mrs. V. C, Jeffcoat 54 Elm Ct. J Lake Jackson, 5.00 Una11oc. Mrs. C. A. BrannenTexas
2/21 Mrs. W. H. Soper & Mrs.H. C. WOodhouse 2022 Suffolk Dr., Houston,
19, Texas 5.00 Unalloc. ~B. Maude Gardner2/24 Leone Callihan Box 73, Liverpool, Texas 3.00 Unalloc. John Beckett
DATE
2 / a
z / u
2/21,
DONOR
Mrs. Jamea L. Morgan Research
Research
MEMORIAL TO
Howard Levy
Howard Levy Eunice Heideman 2003 Sprintack, Houston
The Lorraine Medical Center Staff (~ichard C . ~ e i l ) 1603 Lorraine St., Houston,
9, Texas Mrs. Fannfe Turboff
Mrs. C. B. McDonald 4070 Merrick Dr., Houston, 5 , Texas Unalloc .
Research
H. C. Cook
Marg C, Smith Nancy Grant Box 716, San Jmn, Texas
Mrs. ~ r t h u r Schuster 3223 Pershing Drive, El Paao, Texas Research Mrs. Josephine Crow
McCamey Chapter No. 818, Order of the Eastern Star,, Iris Bridges, Sacy,
Box 281, McCmey, Texas Research
2564 L i b e r t y , Beaumont Alfred Kury Research
Unalloc . Box 38, Sabinal, Texas Mr, & Mrs, B. 6, Crane Mrs. Arthur fsarce & Mrs. k n n a Biggs
Helen Cates C o e (Mrs. Helen Catea & ~amily)
2101 Marguerite St., Bay City, Texas
Miss Janie Hawking, Mr. U. H. Robison Mr, John PI. C o r b t t Fir, D. M. Curtis
Research
Pilot Club of Alpine Alpine, Texas Unallac . El Paso Rebekah Lodge # 174, Margaret L. Ramsey, Treas.
717 Kern Blvd., El Paso, Texas Unal loc .
Research
Mrs. Josephine Crove
Ed Felder 1709 Alguno Road, Austin Bo Eyers
DONOR m - Research
MEMrnIAL TO
Mrs. Josephine Crowe Irene R. MaComber (Mr. & Mrs. J, 0. k ~ o m b e r )
5053 Char1 Ann Road, El Paao, Texas
J. R. Nicholson, Jr, Fearsall, Texas Unalloc . Unalloc . Unalloc . Uaalloc ,
Unalloc *
Roy M. Kothmann
Pearsall, Texas Roy M. K o t h n n
T. 3. Gilliam, Sr. Pearsall, Texas Roy M, Kothmann
Pearsall, Texas Roy H, Kothmann
8834 Mt. Capote Road, El Paao, Texas
El Paso Chapter of- Hadasaah, Business and Prof, Group, Rosa Fertel, Secy-Treas .
Mrs. Josephine H. Crows
Sherfffss Dept. and Judge D, B. Hinton
1600 Sth, S t . , Bay City, Texas
Unalloc. W. E. Robison OI
d: Geo. Nickels 409 East 1st. St.,
lit, Pleasant, Texas 1206 Avenue D., South Houe ton, Texas
Unalloc,
Unalloc . Mrs. Ruasell J. Davis, Sr.
Mrs. Alfred R. Dietrich Carl Peterson
The Mountain States Tel. & Telegraph Go., El Paso Acct. Dept, Supervisors
El Pnso, Texas Research Mrs. Josephine M. C rove
P. 0. BOX 1530, horns- ville, Texaa
1603 Lorraine, Houston
Mr, &ma, J, E, Magfll Earl G. Ueidner
Unalloc . Research
Unalloc .
Mrs. Minnie Herskovit z
Mrs. L i l l i a n B. Willis 2201 LaBranch , Houston. 2044 Avenue F., Bay City, Texas
D. M. Curtis
DATE
3/6
DONOR
If. Fong Wong
ADDRESS
1902 Crockett , Houston FrJND rnORIAL TO
Unalloc. Mrs. Minnie Herskovitz
Dr , & Mrs , Frederick A. Carpenter
A038 Fernwood Dr.,Houston Research Hrs . Marston Slate ( ~ n e s thesiology)
Mr, & Mrs. Lester Sala Rt. # 2, Troup, Texas Unalloc. Elza Ballard
Mr , & Mrs. Blake Johnson Box 549, Breckenridge ,Tex* Unalloc . Mrs, W, S. Parks
Ladies Auxiliarfr,FOE, San Jaclnto Am. #3098, Maxine Woodward, Secretary
RR 5, Box 228, Houston 15, Texas Pediatrics
5453 Candleuood Dr , , Houston 27, Texas
Mr, & Mrs. Bowman Thomas Unalloc . Perry Olcott
Mr. & W e . Robert Di lwor th 5626 San F e l i pe Road, Houston
Unalloc , J, T, Davis
0 4 Mrs. Minnie Harskovitz 4 Jewell & Isaac Zimerman 3719 Jlosendte, Houston 23,
Texas
Mrs. R. I,. Stal1ings 1135 Yale S t . , Hauaton Unalloc.
Unallac . Unallac ,
Research
Unalloc .
Mrs. Ranee Slate
Mr. & Mrs. H. H. N i t c b n n 404 Danubina St., Baytown Mrs. Frances Fleming
Roy M. K0tklUW-m
T. J, Davis
Clayborn Mates
Chr is twal , Texas Mrs. Wilbur Brown, Jr.
h s , W. H. Gibbons, Jr. 36&6 E l l a Lee Lane, Houston
Tribune PubliahLng Co. , Charlea H. Cooper
Temple , Okla . R a t e # C, Box 89, San
Antonio , Texas k c k e y 'Elementary PTA, Mrs. Minerva Calle , Pres ,
Mrs. Ella M. Baldwin
Mr. 3. V. Bell 5508 Ardmare St. , Houston L. H. m a t Re search
DATE
3/n
3/17
3/17
3/17
3/1'7
3/17
3/1'7
3/17
3/17
3/17
3/21
3/21
3/21
DONOR
Mrs. Sarah Prensky
Mr. & Mrs. Sam RUbenstein
Alteration Ladies of thePopular Dry Gooda Co.(Robbie K. Norman)
Mrs. Co E. Jumper
Mrs. Freda
Mr. & Mrs. J. A. Lakeman
Mrs. Alice BoYdenMrs. Myrtle BrowningMrs. A. M. OsborneMrs. R. A. Ra.plsand
Past Presidentls Club ofUnit 36, American Legion Aux.
EI Paso # 36. American LegionAux.,Mrs. c. c. stevena,Treaao
American Legion AlJX. Paso delNorte Unit. # 58,Mrs. DorothyS. Grady, Secretary
Wm. Dean Hawkins American Legion Aux. Unit II 286, Mrs.Laetitia J. Teni30n, Secy.
Paymaster Feed Mills (JohnWomble)
Joe & Selaura Fa1v~y
Mrs. C. C. Stevens
ADDRESS
2540 Prospect, Houston
2540 Prospect, Houston
3508 Morenci, E1 Paso,Tex.
1511 No. Virginia St.,El Paso J Texas
1014 No. Florence St.,El Paso I Texas
64.33 Mohawk Lane, El PaBa
3112 Douglas Ave.,El Paso1131 E. Yandell, El Paso817 Myrtle Ave., El Paso4.317 Leeds Ave .. J El Paso
El Paso, Texas
3100 Louisville Avenue,El Paso. Texas
5000 Catskill Drive,El Paso, Texas
7514 Wiloox Drive,El Paso, Texas
Abilene, Texas
Cleveland, Texas
3100 Louisville Ave., El Paso
AMOUNT
• 2.00
2.00
50 00
2.50
2.00
5.00
11. 50
10.. 00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
1.00
Unalloc.
Unalloc.
Research
Research
Res~Q.t'eh
Research
Research
Research
Research
Dnalloc.
Reactor StudyFund
Unalloc o
Research
MEMORIAL TO
Mrs. Minnie Herskovitz
Mrs. Minnie Herskovitz
Mrs. Josephine Cro~e
Mrs. Josephine Cro'Je
Mrs. Josephine Cro'Ws
Mrs. Josephine Growe
Mrs. Josephine Crove
Mrs .. Josephine Crowe
Mrs. Josephine Crowe
Mrs. Josephine Crowe& Mrs. Stella Sheppard
Austin Earl McClure
J.. Ponder Paul
liaS. Josephine Crowe
ADDRESS
6510 Narcissus, Hauston $
m - Unalloc ,
MEMORIAL TO
Mrs, Opal Wyatt
Dr, B, P. Boylston Cr, & k s , Edvard T, Smith 64lO Fannin S t , , Houston Adm, Contin- gency
Research Mr, and Mrs. Lest~r Sala Rt. 2, Troup, Texas Florence R, Clark
Y o J, Hans W , & Mrs, J, K, Leighton Vanderpool , Texas
Mrs, Murray Nard 251 South Bedford Dr,, Beverly Hills, Calif,
1316 Castle C t , , Houston
Research
Mrs, Thorns M, Murray M r s , Charlotte Snoddy Ryan usse sell ]
Lucian Reed Buick Sales, L, L. Reed
Market at 3rd. Sts . Hearne , Texas
Unalloc ,
N Dr. B, F, Boylston d
dc Ds, B , F, Boyleton
Dr. B, Fa Boylston
Richard W, Zeong,M,D, 401 Brae Burn Drive, Bellaire, Texae
Research
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vsrson 3626 A-rdeen Way, Houston Research
Re sa arch Houston Orthopaadic Club, Richard U, Leong,M.D.,Secy,
2002 Wolcombe Blvd,, Houston 31, Texas
Kenneth R. D u f f , M.D. Research
Research
Research
Dr. B, F. Boylston
Dr. B, F, Boylston
Dr. 3, F, Baylston
Mr, & Mrs, R , Fa Haber 3610 Aberdeen Way ,Houston
2010 Banks, Houston Amthesiology Dept , of Baylor Medical Schoo1,Jane Telford
Dr, & Mrs, 5 , M. Goss liotal Plaza, Houston Research
Unalloc . Dr, 3, F, Boylston
J
Mra, W, W, Hamilton & Mr. Henry McFadfn
Sox 85, Iraan, Texas
4317 Lesds h e , , El Pas-,, Texas
Mr, & Mrs, D. D, Jonas
Disabled America~ Veterans l~w, Chapter # 10, Mrs, R, A, Zapisand
Mrs. Josephine Crowe
m Research
MIW9RIAL TC
Mrs, A . S, Parker Americen Legior Aux., Unit 650, Ha-per, Texas Mrs. 1, h:. Lyle, Secy & Treas,
Mr. & Hrs, G, V, Simpson, Jr. 615 Gale St,. , Houston @gt, William Homer V e r m i l l i m
Order of the Eastern Star FaSens# 764, Isahel McClain, Fabens, Texas Treasurer
Research
P. (~ iddney) K O ~ S 6 13 5 Gwanaugh, Hous ton Ressarch
Re search
Dr, B, F, Boylston
Mr. & Mrs. C, A, Thomas 3102 Prrdue, Houston Dr. 8. F. Boylston
Qr, & Mrs. R, A. Seibert 4003 Merrick, Houston Research
Unalloc . Unalloc . mall oc .
Dr. 3. F. Boylston
Mr, & Mrs. G. 0. Cate 2061 Southgate, Houston Don Wilson m r-
Mrs. Thirza Knight =& Mrs, M. A. Westcott 1212 Crawford St. ,Housf on
Mk, & Mrs, Seth Horn BOX 66, Iraan, Texas
Mr, &Mrs. Boyd T. I;ollier,Jr, 5159 Jackwood, Bellalre,Tax. Re search Dr, Houard Schnur
Mr, & Hru. Fletcher Pratt 11 Shaddcr Way, Houston 19 Research Dr , El. F. Boyls ton
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry T. Beck 3646 Aberdeen Way, Houston Ressarch Dr, 0. F. Boylston
ar, & Mrs- Rugaell J. Blattner 2227 Bellfontain, Houston Research Dr. 8. F. Boylston
Claude J. Ballantyne M.D. Anderson Hospital ,Houston Dept, of Surwry
Research
B. V, Christie
Lawrence W. Schmidt ,D .Do S . 4708 Caroline, Houston Dr. Howard Schnur
American Leg, A w r . , Wallis Route # 1, Eox 117, Unit 200, Mrs. Ignac Puetka, Sealy, Texas Treaa.
Research
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DATE DONOR ADDRESS AMOUNT FUND MEM8RIAL TO
3/28 Dr, &Mrs, Frank F. Parrish 528 Hermann Prof. Bldg. ~ $ 10.00 Dept, of Surgery Dr.. B. Po Eo;rlstonHouston
.3/28 Dr. & Mrs. Abel J. Leader 3101 Bluebonnet Dr.~Houston 5,00 Research Dr. B. F. Boylston
3/28 M. Eo Leicht & Family 5041- Lido Lane, Houston 50 00 Unal1oc. Mrs, Della Harris
3/28 Mr. & ¥xso p, K. Mooney 4925 Maple, Bellaire,Tex~ 5.00 Unalloc~ Mrs. Agnes Waddell
3/28 lI.rs. Margaret v~·" Archer 3932 Marquette St.~Houston 5,00 Ut"'..alloc 0 Mrs. Paul Rosenfeld
3/31 Jo Ao Williamson, M. D. Veterans D AdministrationT. Eo Cain, Mo D. Hospital~ 2002 HolcombeL. ·w. Hanson ll M, Do Blvd. Houston ]1, Texas 90.00 Contingency Dr .. S, F. BoylstonJ. D, Wimpee, M. D.H. R, Con'Well, Mo D.R. 10 Leamon ll M. D. -:tR. L, Brownhi11, M, D. ..-+
~G. C. Kemble, M. DoCoP. Davis, M. D.
3/31 Margaret L. Mayer 802 Rio Grande StollAustin 5.00 Research Mrs. Edmunds Travis
3/31 Mr, &Mrs, s. C. Rhinehart Box 1, Iraan, Texas 5,,00 Unalloc. Mrs. W. W. Hamilton
3/31 R. A. Swasey S&R Oil COg, 14549 Minettastreet, Houston 25, Texas 10.00 Una11oc. Mrs. Ho K. Waddell ,Sr.
3/31 Mr" & Mrs" George P. Bunn, Jr. 3615 Aberdeen, Houston 25 10,00 Research Dr" B. F. Boylston
3/31 Mr" & Mrs, L, Bruce Forney %p, R. Rutherford ll Esperson 10~OO Pediatrics AU8 tin LaceyEuilding) Houston 211 Texas
4lz Leonard Blau Houston, Texa 2.00 Research Celina Geiger Cannon
4/3 Battlestein's Inc. (A.Mo B12 Main Street, Houston 5.00 Research Dr. B. Fo BoylstonBattlestei..'1.)
4/4.
4/4
4/4
4/7
J o F. No~l:n, Lo ? LeFevreand W. E. Hort::m, Jr.
Mary A. Grigsby
Roland M. Knight, Mo D.
SW Houston Charities j Inc.$Edvard Schulenburg
ADDRESS
1103 Sterling Bldg.
P. O. Box 2970, Houston I,Texas
Greenville, S. Co
Bank of the Southwest BldgoHouston, Texas
!MOUNT
15.00
5.00
10.00
50.00
Ressa:rcb
Resep.rch
Research
Vol, Fund #8540
MEMORIAL TO
Frl::Ulk J. Rod
Dr. B. Fo BOl1st~n
Dr. E. F, Boylston
I' " II II 50.00 Pediatric Spec.Acct. #8560
4/7
4/9
Mr. & Mrs. G. O. Cate
Mrs. Roy M. Kotbmann
2061 Scuthgate,Hollston 25
Uvalde, Texas
5.00
5.00
Unalloc.
Unalloc.
Parker O. Denham
Mr. Charles Brown &Henry Zinsmiester
Mr. ~o1 M. Kothlnann
Mr. Joe Valdes, Jr.
Mrs. VIna Knightsummers
4/9
4/9
4/9
4/9
Mr. Riley "Boots ll Kothmann
Mr .. Sam Johnson
Mrs. Roy H. Rathmann & Mr.Riley Kothmann
Mr. & Mrso James M. Harrington
Uvalde, Texas
Dilley I Texas
~ Alwmo Livestock Comm. COaP.Oo Box 2684:1 San Antonio6, Texas
3622 Drummond Sta,Houston25, Texas
5.00
5.00
10.. 00
Unalloc.
Unalloc.
Unalloc.
Unalloc.
II n
4/9
4/9
4/9
Mr. & Mrso J. W. Fowler
Mr. &Mrs. William F.Carlet.on
John F. Monday, Men of theChurch,Bellaire Presb'oChurcb
.2025 Wroxton, Houston
3915 Portamoutb:l Houston 6,Texas
5223 Mimosa Drive, Bellaire,Texas
5aOO
10.00
10.00
Unalloo.
Unalloc.
Various Donorsfor cancerResearch
Mrs. Vina KnightSt1JIIDers
Mrs .. D. V. SUlmDers
Mr. W. H. Winn
4/9
4/9
4/9
4/9
4/9
4/9
4/9
4/9
4/9
4/9
4/14
4/14
Mrs, Ao Wo North
Mrs o Doris Puckett, ChairmanBenevolence Fund, Langham,Langston & Burnett
Mro John Henry Mullins
Belle Xelly
Mr~ T, R6 McDougle
Aschenbeck Family byGus Aschenbeck
Mr~ &Mrse Ao Be Herod, Jr.& Family
Mr o & Mrs~ Ralph Spence
Mrs. Adeline R, Boynton
Mrs. Ao P. Boesch
Mro Paul J. Evershade
Dr. John J. Milligan
ADDRESS
% Langha.m~ Langston & Burnett3700 Montrose Blvd~ Houston $6, Texas
3700 Montrose Blvd, Houston
%Mullins & Co,;320-21 Merchandise Mart Bldg. Dallas 1,Texas
Spoke HallO\l Ranch. Wimber ley 1
Texas4325 Clay, Houston 23, Texas
417 Plymouth Sto, Houston
5709 Harriet St., Houston 23
4027 Norfolk Street~ Houston
%American Legion Auxiliary115 So~ Spring St" SanAntonio 7, Texas
6603 Buffalo Speedway, Houston5, Texas
3607 Aberdeen, Houston 25,Texas
%Yoakum Orthopedic Clinic,4702 Yoakum 8lvd o ,Houston 6,Tex.
AMOUNT
10 0 00
10,00
15.00
5.00
10.00
Research
Research
Research
Unalloc"
UnaUoc o
Unalloc.
Unalloc.
Unalloc,
Research
Unalloc.
Research
Research
Research
MEMQRIAL TO
Mr o W. Ho J,;'inn
Mr o W" H~ Winn
Mr. W. H. Winn
Mr. Joe Batla
Mr~ Ho So Melvin
Mrs o Della Harris
Mr, We F, Aschenbeck
Mr 0 Parker Denham
Mrs. Norman Po Smith.,Jr,
Mro Carroll fo Thompson
Mrs~ Vina Summers
Dr. Eo F, Boylston
Dr, B~ F, Boylston
AMOUNT MEMORIAL TG
American Legion A=, Unit 650, Mrs. H . N, Lyla, Dept. Secy.Sr Treasurer
Harpr, Texas !+ Re search Mrs. A. S. Parker
American Leg, A m . bi t 19, $ Mary A, Gay, Treas, Midland, Tsxas
Liverpool, Texas
2912 Helena St. ,Houston 6
905 Main T t . , Houston 2
Research
Unalloc . Unslloc,
Unalloc .
Mrs. Sosephine Crowe
Mr. & Mrs, Thas. S. Crider
Mr. & Mrs, Loufs Leon Melvin H. C r y s t s l & Mrs, E s t h e r S t a d t l e r
Mr, & Firs. E. K. Nold 3196 Worris Dr., Houston Research
Research
W. N, Winn LL
w. H . Winn ri I 4
GE Electric Co., 1312 Live Oak, Houston 1, Texas
P.O. Box 2608, Houston, Texas G u l f Pub. & Ptg. Foundation $ Mr. P. J, Aucoin
Cancer Foundation
Houston E l e c t r ~ Blzting Go. P. 0. Sox 6154, Howton 6 Unalloc . Research
P , 0. Denham
Dr. E, F. Boylston F, W, Sraastad, IT. 3. G* E* Dodd, M, D. D. L. Moore, H. D,
East End Medical Cl in ic , 5424 Canal St . , Houston 11, Texas
Y!s, Thelma Gaf fney 1609 Woodhead, Houston 19
3716 Wroxton Xd, , Houebon 5
21 West Lane , Houa t on
3742 Chevy Chase, Houatan 19
Mra, W i a Rachal
k. H a r t
Mr. Fred L. McConnell
Mrs. Jarnee Wood
Fle se arch
Unal loc . Unalloc . Umlloc .
Mrs. R. S . S t e r l i n g
Mrs. Morrie Webb Moore
American Legion AWL Unit # 23 ~
%Helen Ward~ Treasurer Del ~io~ Texas
- DATE
4/17
4/21
Mr~ &Mrso Michael 7, Judd
ADDHESS
3742 Chevy Chase, Houston 19
AN01llIT.
50 00 U!1alloc~
Unalloc~
MEMORIAL TO
Julian Ho Torras~Jro
4/21
4/21
Neva F. Finger
Ruth and Euia Ware &Mrs 0 Annanelle Curran
5105 Chestnut p Bellaire lOl~
Texas
101 Tuam Ave~ Houston 6
5000
7,00
Research
Research
~L H" Winn
Miss Valasta Schulda
4/21 l-'[r 0 & lilTS ~ Harry W0 Pat ter~son
4070 Si1ve~'ood, Houston 25,Texas
Research Mrs, Frank Birdsall,Sr o
Mrs, Adelle Co Pittman
Mrs Q Mabel \oJ. Ragley
American Legion Aux Q p LoyalService Post 37, Mrs. FredHansler~ Secretary OJ
rl!
<ll
Mrs. Minnie HerskovUz
Dr, Howard L. Schnur
Unalloc.
Una11oco
Research
Research26000
II1\
Box 176, McA11en p ~xas
20? Eo Dixon~ Jefferson,Texas
6316 Westchester AV8 o ,Houston 5
l!f1
4/21
4/21
4/2.1
4/22
4/22
4/22
4/22
4/22
Louis & Zou Emden
Mr, & Mrs. Jame 5 S. Waters
Fraternal Order of Eagles i
San Jacinto Auc o 3098~ Mrs.Maxine Woodward 9 Secretary
MrD &Mrs. C, H. Kollenberg
Mrs 0 Carl Williams p ChurchSecretary
6351 Vanderbilt p Houston
621 West Drive,Channelview, Texas
2005 Kansas St,~ Baytown
Isto Presbyterian Church, 5300South Main~ Houston, Texas
'QOO
25~OO
Research
Research
PediatricFund
Una11oc~
Frances King BlackMemo. Fund
Mrs, Faulene Lackner
Mrs 0 Paulene Lackner
Master Bill Tatum
~~0-~
DATE JJ..Q1:Qfi ADDRESS AMOUNT FWID MEMORIAL TO
4/23 Mro & Mrs, J. Wo Hoover 5318 Meadowlake Lane~ $ 7~50 Research Sidney J. wilsonHouston 27, TexaS
4/23 Mr. & Mrs" Tracy To Word, Jr o 6627 Buffalo Speedway ~
Houston 5~ Texas 7.50 Una1loco P".r • James c. Baldwin
4/23 ¥J1' ~ & Mrs. E. G. Phister 4723 Laurel~ Bellaire, Texas 10,00 Unalloc, Nr o James c. Baldwin
4/23 Dr. &MrSo Leon E. Sowell 9314 Bevlyn Dr., Houston 25 ~LOO Unalloc. Mrs, Harry Cagle
4/24 Mr. & Mrso George C, Patterson 2720 Revere, Houston 6~ Texas 10.00 Research Mrs, William Donald
4/24 Mr. & Mrs. J. H. Groce )02 W. Kings Highwayj San 5000 ITnalloc. Mr. Preston NorthropAntonio, Texas
4/25 Mr. & Mrso Frank Walton & 432 S. Main Street~ 5000 Unalloc. Jack Torra.sMr. & Mrs. Gordon Walton Del Rio, Texa.s
4/28 Mr. & Mrs. Perry Robertson KatYj Texa.s 5.00 UI".alloc. Mrs. Hattie Roberts 0",..-j
I<:
4/28 Mrs. Johnnie Do Johnston P. O~ Box 5, Freeport, Texas 3.50 Unalloc. Mrs. Addie Chance
4/28 Mrs 0 Edward Rotan 3451 Piping Rock Lane, Houston 7.00 Unalloe. James Baldwin
4/28 Mrs. James R. Buckley 901 N. 8th. St. McAllen, Tex~ 10.00 Research Lucile Rilling
4/28 Pioneer Claas of lat. Methodist Main and Clay, Houston~ Texaa 25.00 Frederick LaVerneChurch, Glenn Trupper, Prea o Woodley Memo o Fund
4/29 Sr. Sorosia Club, Mrs. B. B.Biddy, Treasurer Box 963, Paducah, Texas 12.00 Research Mr. G. A. Mayes
4/29 Mro &Mrs. J. A. Elkins, J1"o First City Nat~l Bank, P. 00 25.. 00 Unalloc. Mrso Theo HeyekBox 2557, Houston 1, Texas
4/30 Raoul "Joe" Savoie Route 1, Box 1298, Conroe,Texas 64.. 50 Research Mrs 0 W. B. Campbell
"..,..... -f'-.&i"I....
~ ~ ADDRESS AMOUNT fillill MEMORIAL FUtID
5/1 Mrs 0 Marianne Wo Baker 1248 5th. St., Port Arthur, 5.00 Unalloc. Master Bill TatumTexas
5/6 Mrs. B. C. Kilgore 4052 Lemac, Houston 25 5.00 Research Mrs. Frank Bird-Ball, Sr.
5/6 Dr. & Mrs. Henry E. Gaedcke PoD. Box 301, Bellaire, Texas 10.00 Research Mrs. Leila V. Colby
5/6 Mrs. Sophie S. Weis2 1915 Kipling, Houston, Texas 2.00 Unalloc. Mro Morris Waldman
5/6 Thee. F. Keller M&M Bldg., Houston 2, Texas 5.00 Unalloc. Mr. Bruce Patterson
5/6 Alex Keller M&M Bldg., Houston 2, Texas 10.00 Unalloc. Mr. Bruce Patterson
5/6 Battlestein's Charities Corp. B12-Main St., Houston, Texas 5.00 Una11oc. Mr. Ralph Brooks High(A. M. Battleste1n)
5/6 Mrs. M. A. westcott 1212 Crawford, Houston, Texas 5.00 Unalloc. Edward H. Wilson ,'Sr.
5/6~
Mr. & )bos. E. K. Nold 3106 Norris Dr.,RoustoD, Texas 10.00 Unalloc. Mr. C. E. Buck ~
5/6 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Leon and 2620 S. Calumet, Rouaton,Texas 3.00 Unalloc. Samuel KinchenBettie & Har17 Grsetman
'j/B, Carol & Edgar Saper 2409 Shakespeare, Apt. # 1., 5.00 Unalloc. Bruce PattersonHouston 25, Texas
5/8 Mrs. Robert O. McCarty, Jr. Port Sulphur, La. 5.DO Unal1oc~ Mrs. Lura catherineMcCarty
5/8 Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Hoover 5318 Meadowlake LaDe,Houston 5.00 Unalloc. Cud G. Elliott, Sr.
5/8 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas T. Garth 2711 TiJDmons Lane, Houston 6 5.00 Research Bruce Patterson
5/8 Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Terry,Jr. 5024 Lido Lane, Houston 18 5.00 Unalloc. Daryle Bullington
5/8 Mr. & Mrs. Robert. O. McCarty,Jr. Port Sulphur J Louisiana 5.00 Unalloe. Weda Lynn Wiley
DATE
5/12
5/12
5/12
5/13
5/12
5/12
5/13
5/13
5/14
5/14
5/14
5/14
5/14
5/14
5/14
Mrs, Andrew R. Bailess
Susan F> Baile s s
Mr, &Mrs< H, E. Hamilton
Mr~ &Mrs, Garroll Do Jacob
Dow Sehool~ Mrs o IantheWright~ seey,
So Baron Hardy~ Mo Do
Reba. Stratton
Mayer & Schmidt Employees
Loyal Daughters Class~ Mrs,Lo Lo Boardman
Mro &Mrs. Ao Lo Selig
Mrs, W. 0, Parker, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs o Henry A. Sauer
Pioneer Class, %GlennTrupper, President
Mrs. Emma Barkuloo andMatilda Kilgore
ADDRESS
1727 Riehmond p Houston~ Texas $
1727 Riehmond~ Houston, Texas
)728 Olympia Dr,~ Houston 19
4827 3raesva11ey Dro~Houston
191) Kane Street p Houston
1200 M. D, Anderson B1vdo~
Houston~ Texas
2407 Richton st~. Apt" # 2~
Houston. Texas
205 w, Ferguson st,~Tyler,Texas
1015 Falls Dro,Wichita Falls~Texo
3715 Iverness, Houston, Texas
Freeport, Texas
406 w. 1st. st. Freeport~Texas
2027 Harold, Houston 6, Texas
First Methodist Church, Houston
1824 Richmond, Houston 6,Texaa
AMOUNT
25.00
10 0 00
10000
10.00
5.00
10 0 00
5.00
',00
5.00
6.00
2.50
Research
Research
Una1loc.
Unalloc.
Una11oc,
Research
Una11oc~
Unalloc.
Unal1oc,
Unelloe.
Unalloc o
Uualloe.
Unalloc.
Frederick LaVerneWoodley Memo.
Research
MEMORIAL TO
Mrs 0 L. L Maroney
Mrso 1. Ko Maroney
Mrs" ED M. Dupree
Hayman Salomon~ Mrs,Alma Bake Lerner &Mrs o Madge Scott Dupree
TN. H0 Moeller
Dr. Bo F. Boylston
c. Co Linnenburg
Mrs 0 A.So(Annie) Logan
Mrs 0 J, T. Cumley
Mrs. Luella Brady
Mrs. Glen Hook
Mrs 0 Necie Hook
Mr, Card G. E11iott,Sr,
Mr. Henry Seaman5Mrs, J. D~ Giddings,Sr~
Mr o Ed Cassell
HEMOF1.Iib....1..Q
Mrs~ Madge Scott Dupree
Dr, R, Lo 3.oge!'s
Charles Lee Pugh
{'~
N1
Mrs o J~ Do Giddings~ Sr,..:t:
Mrs. 1. P. Bassinger
Unalloco
Una.lloe,
Unalloc,
Unalloco
Research
Research
Research
Research
5.00
5.00
3.00
3.00
3000
25000
AMOUNT
4,00
25.00
ADDRESS
King8ville~ Texas
214 W9 Gramercyv San Antonio
2711 Timmons Lane, Houston 6
7818 Buffalo Speedway~Houston
1211 Stuart Ave., Houston 4
1824 Richmond Ave,Houston 6
Jefferson~ Texas
6910 Fannin Street~ Houston
6154 Inwood Dro~ Houston 27
Mrs, 80 Block
Miss Margaret Borrown
Mr o &Mrs o Go U. Robison& Son and Mr 0 & Mrs 0 GlennRobison
}rr, & ~ITSo Thomas Co Adams
Mro &Mrso Thomas T, Garth~
Offshore Exploration Group
Mr o & Mrs, Obbie Lewis
Do~ Chemical Co,~ %Chas" f o
Reed~ Manager
Miss Fannie Benefield~ Seey,Friday Se~ing Club
Hubert Ro Miller
~/15
5/19
5/19
5/19
l) 115
5/15
5/16
5/19
5/19
5/20
5/19
5/19
5/19
5/19
Miss Bess Roach
Fraternal Order of Eagles,San Jacinto Aux. 3098, MissMaxine Woodward~ Secy.
J, To McClel1ands
Mrs 9 Gessner Lo Hay
Mr o & Mrs. Harry Laudesman& Family
Employees of Walter Pye's
4B28 Caroline~ Houston 4
621 West Drive p
Channelview~ Texas
1751 Kipling, HoustoD,Texas
3660 Meado..... Lake, Rous ton 19
9002 Ilone Lane, Apt. # 5,Houston 25, Texas·
Palm Center, Griggs Road,Houston 21, Texas
50 00
5.00
5.00
10900
11925
Fat c Welfare
Pediatrics
Research
Research
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Research
Mrs, Joe Labenski
Mr. W, E. Engel
Judge S.M. King
Mrs. Alvin Collector
Mrs. Lena Collector
AUCRESS
2130 Thoiasls Elvd , , P o r t Arthur, Texzs
1303 Texas Ave., Mart,Texas
N r s ? D ~ i s h ; Wattie Eudson
Progressirre ,?tdy Club, M1'3; J 5 C, Jenkins, Secy-Treas,
YTS, KO Landesman & Mr , & Mrs, Sylvan DuLin
5002 Perry, Hocstor- 21, Texas Mrs, Lena Coilectnr
Yr, Jack ' J iggin 3734 Willowick, Houston 19 Unalloc . Unallac , Mrs, Glen Books Krs, E, S, Stzndleg R t , 2 , Oox 275, Thi5odeaux,La,
bir . B Grs. Hugh Z, 3eloney Mr , 2 2 s . id dJ, V, Holrnes Mr, 5 V z s , Eric Chesrle
801 Rosedale Dr,, Por t A r t h l x 11 l t
H 11 U3al loc . Nrs . Hudson Unisy Hattie
Al~ierican Legion Aw , , Eeaimont Unit 33, Mrs. C h r i s t i n e . 3 , Srown,Treas,
255 E , Threadneedle, Beaumont Unall oc . Unalloc .
Mrs, ETollie Har t l e y
r\ nl
Mrs, N , C. Van Law 1 4
5818 Annapolis, Houston 5 ,Tex, Mr, & Mrs. A , E, Smith
Pauline H. Barker, Minnie R. Bryant Ernestine Gresham Mrs, J. H , Castle Mrs. H , P. Crow B l l a Rather Mary Sitton Mrs. Grace Wingfield
P, 0, Box 73, Tyler, Texas Tyler, Texas Tyler, Texas Tyler, Texas Tyler, Texaa Tyler, Texas Tyler, Texas Tyler, Texas 15 00 Unalloc .
10,OO Research
7.50 Unalloc ,
Mrs, A , S. Logan
Dr.B, F, Soylston
Joe Danburg
Dr. C a r r o l l 8 , Larsan, P ro f , of Orthopedics
University of Iowa Med , School Iowa Ci ty , Iowa
1061 Sa.? Jacinto Bldg., Houston 2, Texas
Myron B. Marks, CPA
1519 Srand Ave. Pzrsons, $ 10.00 Kansae
Mr, & Yes. S o l R. KoSb Houston, Texas 5,,00
6116 B u f f d o Speedway, Houston 5 , Texas
Mrs, R, J. Beck Guthrie , Texas 3 00
Yzs . Mary Bumbera
Mrs, G S C E ~ 'Aright
Miss Hazel Wa l l~ce
D r , I l se knnheimer
Dr. Ilsg Mamheirner
4911 Mayfair, Se l l s i r e 101, i 5.00 ) Texas Chestnut Street, B l l a i r e 101,
I I
Texas 1
4909 Mayfair, Eellaire 101, 1 1
Texas 5114 Jackwood, Eellaire 101, 4.00 Texas 5114 Jackwood, Bellaire 101, 4.00 Texas
Mrs, George M. Porter 521 East Creek, McAlester, Okla. 5.QO
W. & Mrs. E. 3. Johnsun 6O8 Persimmon, Lufkin, Texas 7.50
Mr, & Mrs, James A. Baker, Jr. 5 Baker, Botts, Andrews & Shepherd 15.00 Esperson Bldg., Houston 2 , Texas
Mrs, Alfred Alexander 2 4 l 5 Gramercy, Houston 25, Texas 10.00
Mrs. Mack Kutcheson, Sr . P.O. Box 513* Edna, Texas 5.00
Mrs. E. V. Waida 'Jictoria, Texaa
Mrs. Audrey M. 3arrett Victoria, Texas
Frn! - Research
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Unalloc,
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K r s . Lena Collector
Mrs. A , S , Logan
Mr. J a h ~ Pr&tka
Mr. John Pratka
Hr, John Pratka
Dr. Howard L, Schnur
Dr. Artkss Kirchbaum z I 4
Mrs. Daisy Mattie Hudson
Henry E. Smith
Mra. Bette Van Leer Sharp
Blanche Harrold Fredora Alexander
John D. Hutcheson
John D. Hutcbesan
John D. Hutcheaon
DATE
6/3
6/3
6/3
6/4
6/4
6/4
6/4
6/4
6/4
Mr, & Mrs. G. O. Bracken
J. T. Kuran
Various Donors
Eertha and Louis Leon &Betty &Harry Greenman
Mr. & ~rr5. Louis Leon
Miss Adele Fritzel
Miss Adele Fritzel
Mr~ &Mrs. Do S. Fields
Mrs. Helen C, Coe
ADDRESS
Victorla~ Texas
Victoria 9 Texas
2620 Calumet, Houston, Texas
The smart Shop, Houston, Texas
)16 Park TOiolers, 1700 HolcombeBlvd~, Houston, Texas
316 Park Tovers, 1700 HolcombeElvd., Houston, Texas
4807 Spruce st., Bellaire, Texas
P. O. Box 1185, Bay City, Texas
AMOUNT
5.00
5.00
34.00
2.50
2.50
5.00
5.00
5.00
4.00
Researc.."J.
Research
Resea:rc.~
Unalloc~
Unalloc.
Research
Research
Research
Research
HEMCRIAL TO
Jo"'1n D. E'..~tcheson
Jcinn D. Hutcheson
John D. Hutcheson
Mr. Joe Danburg
Mr. Joe Danburg
Bonita Berman
Mrs, Euls. FrankBrannon
Mr. Morris PattersonMr. Charles Newman
6/4
6/4
6/4
6/4
6/4
Judge Lewis Dickson
Offshore Exploration Group,Inc~. E. R. Locke, Pres.
Geophysical Society of HoustonAtt: Mr. John F. Anderson
Mr. Charles A. Rawson
Mr. E. A. Krieg, Jr.
5.00
2711 Timmons Lane, Houston 6; 100.00Texa.s
665 San Jacinto Bldg., Houston 2, 10.00Texas
P. O. Box 2002, Houston I, Texas 10.00
1805 Pere Marquette, New Orleans 10.0012, La.
Research
rt~search
Rese.arch
Research
Research
Mrs~ Jean Koberling
stewart P. Gagnon
Stewart P. Gagnbn
Stewart P. Gagnon
Stewart P. Gagnon
Mr. & Mrs e Larry Hart T. F, Hart Investment Co.~ 210N. Central Expresswayj Dallas Mr. William H..
Francis ~ Jr ..
MEMORIAL TO
Unli1oc.10.00
ADDRESS AMOUNT
2027 Harold Street~ Hous~on 6~ $ 10.00
DOt;OR
Mro &Mrs~ Henry A. Sauer6/5
6/5
6/6 Houston Geological Society P. 0, Box 1404, Houston, Texas%Mr o Edd R. Turner, Jr.,Treas.
15.00 Research Stewart GagnDn
6/6 Mr~ & Mrs. P.orace Caudle 7534 Park Place Blvd", Houston17, Texas·
5.00 Volunteer Servo Dr.. Grady Dixon
6/6 Fraternal Clrder of Eagles~ San 621 West Drive, Channelview, TexasJacinto Aux. No. 3098, MissMaxine Woodward, Sec o
5,.00 Pediatrics Fund
,c, /{-....., ~ ;hvy Mothers Clubs of America, Alamo, TexasRio Grande Valley No.1, Mrs4Frank Chestnut~ Finance Officer
5.00 Research Mrs .. Elsie SchafrothMrs e Steve Parish
I' ("I0,7 Miss Adele Fritzel Park Tower, Apto 316, Houston 21, 5.. 00 Research Mr.. Sam Anton
6/9 The Employees of Woodley Petro- P. o. Box 1403, Houston 1, Texasleum Coo, %Helen Je Juksar
12.00 Research John Stephen Prat'ka
6/9
6/9
Mr, &Mrse Ralph Spence 418 West Eighth, Tyler, Texas
Mrs. Robert O. McCarty, Humble Port Sulphur, La.all Co.
15.00
5.00
Research
Unalloc.
Dr. E, We Clawater, Sr.
Dr. George W. Edgerton
6/9 Mra. Celeste Fox & Arne Legion 255 E. Threadneedle, Beaumont, Tex.Aux., Beaumont Unit No. 33,%Treas., ChriBtine Brown
5.005.00
Unalloc.Unalloc.
Mrs e Hannah Fox WardMrs .. Hannah Fox 'Ward
6/9 Mrs. R. o. Williams 5.00 Unalloc. J. M. Dickerson
o00c-::.
::lATE
6/9
6/10
6/11
DCNOR
Gltidys H. Prm,me
M~, Shirley L, M4son
~DRESS
492.0 La Branch; Houston 4
p, 00 Box 3092~ Hr;llston 1.
1919 Booth Lane~ A17in~ Texas
AMQUl'JT
10.00
Research
Research
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MEMJRIAL TO
}I~. Eula E~annGr.
ste~art P. Gagnon
Mr, T~ B. DJmmick
6/11 Mrs 0 ;..r. R < Pope 791 University Sto, Memphis 7.Tenno
UnaJ lac. rope
Vanderpool, Texas 5.00
CcP~Ao, 405 ?irst Nat~l. Bank Bldg, 25.00Houston 2, Texas
6/11
6/11
6/11
6/11
6/11
6/12
6/12
6/12
Myra:-, Eo Marks
Kr. & Mrs, E. Do Pressler
From Friends & Business ASSQ~
eiates, %Charles Eo Fuller
The Mo So Rols~orth Family
R. H o Harris
1104 Coral St~; Houston 12
1061 San Jacinto B1dgo~ Houston
Box 2180 1 Houston l~ Texas
302 Pinewold .. Houston 27 ~ Tex,
8100 Wier Drive~ Houston 17. Tex.
Collsgeport~ Texas
5,00
5.00
30.00
5~OO
Research
Research
Research
Research
Research
Research
Research
Research
Hr. John Guinn
Mal v in S, w'olfe
Mrs, Robie williams
Mrs. Robert GeneWilliams
Judge 'w". E6 Engel
Mr, George Duffy
Monty Preston
6/13
6/13
6/13
Mr. &Mrs, L, B. Wootters
Dr. Alando J. Ballantyne
Frank E. Russell
3303 Ferndale, Houston 6, Texas 10.DO
Dept 6 of Surgery, M, D. Anderson 5.00Hospital
7706 Highmeadow p Houston 27 10 6 00
Research
Surgery
Research
Mrs 6 Lillian KohlerPo~er
Dr. Arthur XirschbaUlll
Mrs. Julia GibsonHerzog
6/16
6/2.6
6/16
6/16
6/16
6/17
6/17
6/17
6/18
6/18
6/18
AmeriC&D Legion Aux o Unlt#650 p %Mrs. Ve~die Flttcher;Sec"
Mr. &Mrs. Roy Stor.~
Mr, & Mrs o Sterling Fisher
Miss Belle Rather
Mr, &Mrs. Harry 1 0 Berntsen& Family
¥~s. J. He Bridges
Mrs o B, E. Baldwin
Max Wander
Mr. &Mrs, Ernest Coker~ YeOld College Inn
Mrs, Rosalie DavisonMiss Kay Jenkins
ApDRESS
Harper. Texas
1408. South 12th St,. iI Long~
view, 7E'!xas
Vanderpool~ Texas
Utopia~ Texas
Po O. Box 152, Ty1er~ Texas
205 Wo Hailey Dr.~ Longview
4305 Jack st., Houston 6
3813 Wentworth, Housto~~ Texas
Brookshire, Texas
6545 Main St.~ Houston 25~ Tex o
3704 Montrose Blvdo i Houston~ Tex.(Miss Jenkins)
11050
5.00
( 5.00)( )( )
LOa
4. C!D
5.00
10 0 00
6QOO
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ReseE.rch
Research
Research
Unalloc.
Research
Research
Unalloc.
Un.slloc.
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Rese'arch
HEMORIAL TO
Clarence Taylor
Dingler 3aby
Monte Preston
Monte Preston
Mrs 0 Ao S. Logan
Thomas Clark Dingler,Baby
Walter Wo Puckett
Mr. Harry Willett
Mrs.. W, E. Denny
Mrs a Harry Do Power
Mn,. C. No Witt
6/18 Mr. & Mrs. L. Ray Morris 1206 S~ Fredonia, Langview~ TexasMr. & :Mrs ~ 1;L H. Harr i son 1208 S. Fredonia, LongYie-w i TexasLt, & Y.rs Q WilliaJn A. HotmannpIIIMr, &N""s, Herman Ttlhitehurst 1207 So Fredonia~ Longview j Texas
12,,50 Resea.rch Thomas Clark Dingler
6/19
6/19
Mr 0 & Mrs ~ Leonard Blau
Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. NQ Taub
7018 San Angelo Sto, Houston 20 3.00
909 Franklin Ave., Houston 2~ Texas 15.00
Research
Research
William T~ Groves
Mrs. E. M. DuPree
NAMOUNT MEMORIAL TO00 DATE DONOR ADDRESS Fffi':TI
,........,.. "'6/19 Mro & lo1Y's. Guy Harrison 208 IsgreI1 Dr ~ , Longview. Tex. $ 5.00 Research Thomas Clark Dingler
6/20 Mr o &HI's. John L, Moore #2 Blalock CirGle~ Houston 24 15.0Q llnalloc. Mrs 0 C. 'W. Kastner
6/23 Mr o &Mrso M, A" Fulmer & 1618 Hoffman 1 1ongview~ Texas 5000 Research Thomas Clark DinglerFamily
6/23 Mr o & Mrs. Ro J. Schrader 207 Wo Garfield1 Longview 1;.()() Research Thomas Clark Dingler
6/23 Mr. & Mrs. Forrest J. Burroughs1 Longview Hdwe. & Furn. Co, 101 5.00 Research Thomas Clark DinglerJr o W. Ty,ler st.~ Lonriew~ Texas
6/24 Miss Becky Nolan Crosby & Cypre5s~ Texas 5000 Research Mr p A. Jo StallingsFamily
6/25 Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Groce 392 w. King's HighlJ~'y~ Sa,p 5.QO Unalloc. Mr. Robert CherryAntonio, Texas
6/25 Mr. & MrS8 M. H. '..Jhite Longview, Texas 7.;0 Research Thomas Clark Dingler
6/250'
Mr, & Mrs. Thomas B. Moore Route #2, Longv,tew, TexQ.s 10.00 Research Thomas Clark Dingler NI«
6/25 Misses Cathy & Linda Dennis Corsicana, T~xa5 7.50 Research Thomas Clark Dingler
6/25 Mr8 & Mrs. Bobby Cline Longview, Texas 5.00 Research Thomas Clark_Dingler
6/25 Mr. & Mrs. Travis Ferguson 212 Bramlet t.e Lane, Longview 3~OO Research Thomas Clark Dingler
6/25 Mr. & Mrs. E. R. H1.lfflnan 1203 Rex Lane, Longv:tew t TlitX&s 10800 Research Thomas Clark Dingler
6/25 Mrs. J. w. Featherstone 2.50 Researeh Thomas Clark Dingler
6/25 Mrs. L. A. Brooks 2,50 Research Thomas Clark Dingler
6/25 Mrs. Henry Armstrong LongvieW' J Texas 5.00 Research Thomas Clark Dingler
6/25 Mrs. John \l~ Davis Longview, Texas 5.00 Research Thomae: Clark Dingler
v~~ &Mrs o Uo He Jansen & Robin 514 Leota, Longview, Texas
Miss Leone Callihan & A. Liverpool, TexasCa.llihan
6/25
6/25
6/25
6/25
6/"~..... ,..... "J
6/25
6/25
6/25
6/2.6
6/26
DONOR
Mrs, John Po Squyres
Ho U, G.s.rrett
Krs. ~ayne Eo Dolive
Telephone Dperat~rs
Pearl Phillips T':fTlSJ.8 McGeeBonnie Herold Vern& EllisDorotby Reid Laura Gra}~
Ti1a Hidalgo Jackie BelevLucille Knecht Melba EllisCecille Hamlin Nell Mundy
Mro &Mrs, Jack Presley
Dr. & Mrs, E. So Farrington
ADDHESS
1317 Gladewater ~d,~ Longview $
Longvi~w~ Texas
Longview, Tc-xas
LongviE?\o"; T~xas
410 Mobberly Ave,~ Longview
Longview~ Texas
Longview~ Texas
Longview, Texas
2050
12050
~.oOO
10 0 00
5.00
5.00
5.00
3.00
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P.esearch
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Research
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MEM:JRIAL TO
Thomas Cl.Grk Di:lgler
Thomas Clark Dingler
Thomas Clark Dingler
ThODes ~lark Dingler
Thomas Cla~k LingleI'
Thcreas Clark Dingle~
Thomas Clar~ Dingler
Thomas Clark Dingler
Thomas Clark Dingler
E. Co We/i.ver
6/26
S/26
6/30
7/1
Mrs 0 Po B. Pennington, Jr. 3306 Ferndale, Houston
Royston~ Rayzor & Cook Attorneys at Law, San JacintoBldgo, Houaton~ Texas
Mr o & Mrs. Robert E, Cannon 2136 Thomas Blvd, j Port Arthur
Dr. &Mrs. James H. Johnson, Jr o 435 Diane Dr., LDngview~ Texas
10.00
50.00
5.00
10,00
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¥..rSo H, Do Power
Mr o Rupert P" Schulze~
Sr.
O. P. Prothro
Thomas Clark Dingler
Mr, & Y.:rs. J 0 F 0 Wernsing &. 5402 St.oneleigh 1 Dallas 35Mr, &¥~~~ Gordon McGran & Family (Wernsingls &ddr~~s)
733 Boca Chica Blv~,> Brownsville, 2~50
3819 Portsmouth~ Houston~ Texas lO~aO
'7/1/
7/1
7/1
7/1
7/2
7/2
7/2
7/2.
'7/3
7/3
7/3
7/3
DONOR
Mrs, Val Norman, J1',
Mr. & Mrs, E. Ro H:;Beil
:1>11'. & Mrs 0 C0 E. Adams
}<Ix 0 & V.lI'8 0 Robert R 0 Owens
The John Curtises &The John Kilgores
Mr o &Mrs, E. S. Standley
Mr. &Mrs o Lester Woods
Miss Helen Forman
Mr ~ & Mrs Q Charles M. Curtis
ADDRESS
5417 :'[jd'3.lgo~ Hot.:.st.o~ 19
1316 "'cirview~ Hallston 6~ Texas
4826 Ki!\glet~ Hou.stc.r; 35. Texas
2419 FarL~in, Houston, Texas(Curtis Address)
R,F.Do #2, Eox 275, Thijodaux,La.
1514 ~. James stc, Guymon, Okla.
523 N. Ellison, Guymon; Okla,
5,00
10,00
5<00
10.00
6.00
5,00
4.00
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MEMORIAL TO
Thomas Clark D1ngler
¥~5. Florence Reck
Mrs. Florence Reck
Mrs. Florence Reck
Mrs, Florence Reck
rJS. Florence Reck
Mrs. Florence Reck
Glen Hook
Mrs o Florence Reck
Mrs~ Florence Reck
Mrs~ Jo Earle Magill
Mrs, Virginia Wilkin5Cummings
7/7
7/7
7/7
7/7
Mr ~ & Mrs. Donald A. Lee
Mrs 0 Margaret TJI. Archer
The Atwood Family
1903 Olympia, Houston 19p Texas 100.00
3932 Marquette stop Houston 5 50 00
2410 Locke Lane p Houston~ Texas 25~OO
116 N. East St,~ Guymon; Okla. 5~OO
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Mrs, Malcolm J.Cummings
Mrs. Virginia ~ilkins
Cummings
Mrs. Florence Reck
Mrs, Florence Reck
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7/7
7/7
DCNOR
~~, &Mrs. Jo Ae Norton
Young Marri.ed Training Union1st Baptist Church
Miss Caroline BD Smith
ADCRESS
Guymon, Okla.
Alvln~ Texas
2429~. E~lcombe Blvd.: Houston
AMOUNT
t· 5.00
5.00
Research
Unalloc.
Fra.'1ces King 3lackMemo 0 Fu.""1il
7/'7 DL & Mrs" IN, De McMurry & 1102 fiiay" G\lymon~ Okla.family & Ao E. Couch & family
~~o &~ITSe Ciro s. Lampasas~ Jr. 15529 Mark~t Sto~ Ch~nn€lytew
& family
10.00
10.99
Research
Research
Mrs. Florence Reck
Mrs o Florence Reck
7/8
7/8
7/8
7/8
6/6
MrD &Mrse Eo D. Vickery
Mr. &Mrs. Frank A. Watts
Mr. & Mrs. V. L. Bowers
Mr. &Mrs. Reld Hodgson
Mrs o Sam Laniage
610 Wellesl~y, HOllst9P 44, T§~~s
Box 2l80~ Houston l~ Tex~s
Collegeport, Texas
6720 Rutgers, Houston 5 j Texas
3202 Binz, Houston, Texas
5.00
Ip.pO
5.00
~"OO
),00
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Research
Mrs, Florence Reck
Mrs 0 Do Malcolm Curmnings
J. H, Blackwell
¥~s. Andre Blanchard
A. J. Gruner &HowardLevy
6/6
6/6
6/13
7/9
7/9
Selma Levy 1417 Chenevert, H0uston, Texas
Natalie Dardeck 3020 Oakwood, Houston, Texas
Mrs. A. J. Gruner Box 829, Forrest City, Ark e
Mr. & Mrs, Berwick O'Brien, Jr. 1904 Banks, Houston j Texas
Mr. &Mrs. Frank J. Cope 3005 Albans Rd.~ Houston 5, Texas
25,00
10.00
25.00
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A" J ~ Gruner 2:. HowardLevy
A. J. Gruner &HowardLevy
A. J. Gruner & HowardLevy
R. s. Harris~ Jr.
Mrs, Sam 10 Miller, Sr.
Dr. & M s . Royal H. Kay 10Q1 Swanson D r . , P a l ~ s t ine , $ gem s 'C~CT gs.n B Dr. Leroy Trice
Mrs. W. H. Jameson 54X9 Jacks-on St . , Ho*w tgn Dr. Claud W , Heap
Mr. 9r Mrs. Charley Boston & 302 North Main, Cupon, 4Ua. Family
Mrs. Slen Reck
Mr, & Mrs. J, M, P i z a i t o l a 3107 Virginia S t . , Rouaton 6 Re search Mrs. Glen Reck
Mr. & Mrs. Cbas. H. ~hernoskg,Jr.4708 San Jacinto S t . , Houston 4 Research Mrs. Florence Reck
Mr. L. G , Butler & T. P. 538 Bankers Mortgage Eldg,, Hewitt, Jr. Houston, Texas
Research James C. Baldwin
R. W. Hogm 7806 Braeburn Valley Dr, , Houston Re search
Mrs, I,. A. Duffy Collegepor t, Texas Research
Research Mr. & Mrs. Jack Gott 2527 East 19th, Tulsa, Okla. . Blackvell M m
T. A. Roberdeau 4 T, A. Rabrdeau
Mrs. T, A. Robrdeau Mrs. T, A, Robrdeau Hrs. T. A. Roberdeau Krs. T. A. Robardeau Ms. T, A. Roktrdeau
Mrs. George Willard Gay 1224 Barkdull St,, Houston 6 Ms. E. Y. Cottin- 2518 Dal Monte, Houston Mrs. J. D, Dawson, Jr. 1015 -shall, Houston Mrs. Carter Pannil1 1930 North Blvd,, Houston Mrs. Carter Crain 2234 Del Monte, Houston Mrs. burence Gurie Box 404, Bay City, Texas Mra. Joseph Hafnsr 3215 Avalon, Houston, Texas
Research Re search Re search Research Resaarch Research Research
Court House, $ Court Clerk Guyman, Oklahoma Mrs. B a s Brown
Research Mrs. Florence Rack
Hr. & Mrs. 3. N. Orem 222 Weat 7th St., Guymon, Okla, Research Mrs. Florence Reck
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i*k, & firs, Fete Ski i t l '~~*t 7@3 1, Cr-ey, Cupon, Okla,
Mr, & Mrs, Sam Tr icke t t 361L Gi&s Ed, , Kansas City, ?:an,
MP, Err& H o l b r ~ o k 7633 Fall, Prairie Vil lage , Xau,
Mrs, Lucille Yidd 7638 H a l l , Prai-rie V i l l a g e , Kan,
Mr. & Mra, 31fn S t u k v i l l e 7638 Xall, Frairie Village, Kan,
Mrs, Kathryn Graf 218 Academy, Gugmon, Okla.
Johr, 8, Gray Cuymon, Oklahoma
S. D, Safranko 822 No. F ~ i n S t , , C u p o n , Okla,
Mr. & k s , G, M, Gear 418 No, Academy, Guymon, Okla,
The City Natfonal Sank Gupoc , Oklahoma
M r . & Mrs. Buddy Perkins 1014 N, E l l i s o n , G u p n , Okla.
Mr, & Mrs. Paul Fowler 318 H, Beaver, Guymon, Okla,
Dr, & Mrs. I. M. Lightner 521 W. 5th St,, C u p o n , Okla,
Mrs. Ida Hess Davidon, 5 Audrey Rural Route, Guymon, OHahoma Hess
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K r . & Mrs, Aoyd Kear 210 I?, Roosevelt, Guymon, Okla.
Mr. h M r s , A , P, AtHns LO2 No Callyon, Gupon, Okla,
Mrs, A , S. Dickson 1104 N n Roosevelb, G u p p n , Okla.
WF.S Larue Ijicksorr 110A X , Ft~osevelt, Cupon, Okla.
Yz. & Y!s. Beynard Shields 1006 N, r&~inn, ~uymon, O k l a ,
Hr, & W s , Asa Henson & Evaline 2223 W. 35th S t . , Denver, Colo,
Mr. & Mrs, Oran Shipp Box 312, Alvin, Texas
Vs, Barry Battelsteln, Sattel- Houston 2 , Texas e teint s , Inc .
Mrs, A , F.. Brown & Mrs, Robert P, 0. Box 55, Brownsville, ?ex, 3, Martindale (Mrs. BrownL s address)
Hr, & Mrs. Stephen A , Moncreif 3425 N. Parkwood, Houston 21
Mrs, F, t. Woodley 5054 Beelrman Rd., Houston 21
Mrs. J. F. Woodley wo other, 3aute 2, Manito, Ill. Brother & sister)
Mildred Coort z Victoria, Texas
Mr. & Mrs, Oven V. Kolle Victoria, Texas
Mrs, Ruth Mealy
Mrs, A, A. Prukog
Inez D r u g Store, Inez, Texas
Victoria, Texas
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Mrs, J , C, Tennedy 'Jictori.s., Texas 5.00
Fzs. Herbert V, H e l l e r V i c t a r i a . , Texas 3 00
Willard D , Hol zhesuser Edna, Texas 5,m
Max Clay Webb Victor ia , Texas 5 = 00
3 r , & Mra, Gerald M, Latimer 2704 W. 49th S t , , A u s t i n , Tex. 10,93 L ? w i l y
Mrs, G o M, Cox 2105 Base Rd,, Austin 3 , Texas 10.0Cl
E'ir* &Mrs ,HenryF. Goldsmith 706 Perry-Brooks B ldgo ,Aus t i n ,Tex . 10.00
MP, & M ~ s , R. E, Eggeling 4610 Madrona Dr., Austin 3, Texas 10.00
E , P , Cravens Capita113atc1Rank,Austin,Texaa 10,DD
Howard T. Cox, Business Capital Aattl Bank, Austin, Texas 10.00
Officers & Directors Capital Kattl Bmk, Austin, Texas 10-00
Mrs. G. Tvl. Benjamin 5007 Strass Drive, Austin 7, Texas 15.00
P r i n t i n g Industry 3f Austin, $ 3everly G, Shelby, See.-Treas.407 Capital Hat'l Bank Bldg,, Austin 15,00
Mr. & Mrs. Joel W, Rudd W 5 W l Creek 9d., Austin 5 , Tex. 2 5 . 0 0
Mra, George G , Wickline 301 East 35th , Austin 5, Texaa 2,OO
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Yz. & Mrs. John D. Simps~n 2309 Quarry E d . , Austin, Tex. 7.50
Dr. & Fk-s. C, 2. Jackson LO43 Hawthorne S t . , Dallas, Tex. (30.00) I 1
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1 Mr. & Mrs. TI. M. Jackson & 2408 Sabine St. , Austin 5 , Texas 1 Mer i u m 1
1 Miss Fannie A , Zacksoc 1422 pcllege Ave, , Apt. 7, Ft. worth(
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Miss Marion Wall U03 Woodhead, Apt. 4 , Houston, Tex. 5.GO
Mr. 5 Mrs. M. W, Rigney 1409 Milford , Houston 6 , Texas 5.00
SattelsteinTs Inc . , $ A. M. 512 Nain S t . , Houston, Texas 5.00 Eattelate in
The Lecnenger Family 815 Main St., Houston, Texas 5.33
%a1 te r Schaer 5210 Chesapeake Way, Houston 27 5.00
The Harvey P h i l l i p s F d l y 9814 Cboe Dr., Houston 25, Texas 5.00
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Keith Stanford Jackson
James E. Anderson
James E . krderscln 13 rl 1 4
James E. Arderson
dames E . Anderssn
James E, Anderson
James E. Anderson
James E. Anderson
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Mr. &Mrs. Louis Letzerich
Geron E. Rathell, II
Ciril F. Crow
Kennedy N. Clapp
Paul W. Best, M. D.
Miss Viola Kuhlmann
Mr. & Mrs. Rodney H. Bowman
Mr. &Mrs. Charles I. Francis
Mr. & Mrs. Carrol D. Simmons
A. Frank Smith, Jr.
ADDRESS
2333 Claremont Lane, Houston 19 a.
10610 Brookbend Dr., Houston
Anderson, Clayton & Co., P. O.Box 2538, Houston 1, Texas
Anderson, Clayton & Co., P. O.Box 110 J Lubbock, ~exas
807 Medical Arts Bldg., Houston 2
3716 Charleston, Houston 2l,
2409 Ella Lee Lane, Houston, Tex.
Atty. at Law J Niels EspersonBldg., Houston, Texas
3713 Locke Lane. Houston, Texas
Atty. at La-w, Esperson Bldg.,HOllston 2, Texas
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Mr. & Mrs. R. A. Shepherd
c. J. Thibodeaux
Mrs. Greer Marecha1
Houston Model Railroad Club%Harvey Phillips, Treasurer
2136 Inwood Drive, Houston 19, Tex. 15.00
421 Cotton Exchange Bldg., Houston 25.00
2909 Inwood Dr .• Houston 19, Texas 25.00
9814 Oboe Dr., Houston 25, Texas 25.00
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7/14 Mr. & Mrs. Lewis W. Pollok, Jr. 2409 Del Monte Dr., Houston, Texas 25.00 Unal1oc. James E. Anderson
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Texas Fund Management Go.
Harold & Anne Gooley
ADDRESS
P. O. Box 871, Houston 1, Tex. $
3419 Wiekershaim Lane, HOllston27, Texas
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Wesley West
Mr. &Mrs. W~ E. Parry
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Baker, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Isaac Arnold
P. O. Box 1656, Houston 1, Tex. 25.00
P. O. Box 2538, Houston 1, Tex. 25.00
Baker, Botts, Andrews & Shepherd 25.00Esperson Bldg., Houston 2, Texas
1700 First City Nat'l Bank Bldg., 100.00Houston, Texas
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Captain J. T. Mclaughlin
Mrs. J. V. Foyles
Miss Frances Goff
Fred Walker
E. D. Carlson
G. E. Kievlan
B~ C. Simpson
Mr. &Mrs. Chas. K. Devall
Mr. Joseph Barbour Wilkinson
H. Grant Thomas
Lucile & Ben M. Bloomfield
P. O. Box 275, laPorte, Texas
25 E~ Broad Oaks Dr., Houston 27
6710 Travis, Houston, Texas
P. O. Box 825, Austin 65, Texas
505 Caroline, Houston 2, Texas
3442 Southmore Blvd., Houston 4
6317 Westchester, Houston, Texas
Kilgore News Herald, Kilgore, Tex.
900 Lovett Blvd., Houston, Texas
2419 Fannin St.! Houston 2, Texas
Cotton Exchange Bldg., H,uston 2
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~~. &VIS~ Elisha Gee
ADDRESS
66 E. Parkway lJ., Memphi s 4,Ter.n.
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Mrs. Mary C. Kempner
Mr. &Mrs. Alfred Bessel) Jr.
Mr. &Mrs. R. O. Beach, Jr. ~
~tt. & Mrs. R. O. Beach, Sr.
Deford Sumner~
Mr. & Mrs. J. M. Johnson
A. D. Simpson, Honorary Chairman of the Board
3688 Wil1o~ick Rd~, Houston 19 25.00
P. O. Box 2588, H')uston 1. Texas 25.00
Geo. H. McFadden & ~o., Inc )0.00P. O. Box 1427, Houston 1, Texas
5641 Holly Springs Dr~, Houston 27 SO. 00
3401 Sleep,y Hollow Court, Houston lOO~Oo
19, Texas
The National Bank of Commerce, 10.00Houston, Texas
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Officers and Directors ofrhe Natll Bank of Commerce
Mr. Lloyd Gregory & Mr. Ctmr1esJ. Giezendanner
Houston, Texas
Gregory-Giezerclanner Co., 3005Louisiana, Houston &, Texas
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Bill l~lone 1207 Nueces St., Austin, Texas 20.00
Mr. &Mrs. H. R. Stanford 2302 Woodmont, Austin 3, Texas 2.00
Anthony B. Luttrell %I. E. M. Corp., 1011 San Jacinto, 5.00Austir>., Texas
Mr. &Nrs. ~lll1am L. Moore 2802 ~ooldridge Dr., Austin, Texas 5.00
Judge &~~a. J. E. Hickman & 709 Park Blvd., Austin 5, Texas 10.00Mrs. B~ T. Pettit
Capital Report Service, %Lulu P. O. Box 200, Austin, Texas 50.00Daniel Ames
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¥~o & Mrs. Marvin T. Launius, Jr.]Olb Ella Lee Lane, Houston 19, Tex. 10.00
3645 Ella Lee Lane, Houston 19, Tex. 10.00
Mr. &Mrs. H. Markley Crosswell, 3756 Knollwood, Houston 19, TexasJr.
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Mrs. Gorraine M. Gresham
y~. &~~s. J. L. Elbert
Mr. & ll.rs. E. V. Plumb
Chas. E. hcMordie & Chas. J.:HcMordie
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Leon
Mr. & Mrs. Laurence S. Bosworth
Mr. &~~s. A. O. Saenger
Richard Colt
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4005 Wyne St., Houston 17
1932 North Blvd., Houston 6
Box 387, Quanah, Texas
Red Bud Trail, Rt. 7, "Sox J9XAustin, TexE.s
Mutual InBo Agency, Po O. Box975, Austin, Texas
The Smart Shop, 905 Main St.,Houston, Texas
1512 Center St., Houston, Texas
3622 Locke Lane, Houston 27, Texas
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Mr. Hubert O. J,j'ells
Keith Stanford Jackson
Keitb Stanford Jackson
James E. Anderson
James E. Anderson
James E. Anderson
Ja.m.es E. Anderson
James E. Anderson
James E. Anderson
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Mr. &Mrs. John S. Mellinger
Wylie Briscoe
Edward Rotan
Mr. & Mrs. Harmon Whittington
Sweeney Estates, Bank of The South- 25.00west Bldg., Houston, Texas
16 East Broad Oaks Dr., Houston 27 25.00
Rotan, MosIe & Co., 1510 Bank of 50.00The Southwest Bldg., Houston 2
P. O. Box 2538, Houston, Texas 50000
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3. A. Stillwell
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CZflcers & Directgrs of The %nk of the Southwest
P. 3. Box 2629, Houston 1, Texas James E. Anderson
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Mr- & Mrs. Emmet P. Crow, Jr. P. 0. Box 7021, Houston, Texas
10318 Roaring Brook, Houston 24 Mr, & Mrs. R. B . Manning Mrs. Florence Reck
4802 Holly, Bellaire, Texas Mr. Joe E. Boyd, Jr. James E. Anderson
Mr. & Mrs. Emmet P. Crow, Jr. P, 0. Box 7001, Houston, Texas James E. Anderson
5309 Shady River M., Houston 27 Mr, & Mrs. John L. k'elsh, Jr.
Wendel I). k y
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Jams E. Anderson -3 C 305 Abatract & Title Bldg., Houston 2 , Texas
Mr. & Mrs. Quentin Rates
Mr. &Mrs. J. H. Bran-, Jr.
Miss Mattie Wier
Mr. & Mrs. T. P. Wier
Mra. Robert W. Wier
S h e l l Oil Co,, % E. D, C&ng
Mr. & Mrs. Cardiner Symonds
7232 Prestwick Road, Houston 25
5109 Tangle Lane, Houston 27, Tex.
Plaza Hotel, Houston 1, Texas
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2323 Seyborn, Houston 27, Texas
1411 North Blvd., Houston 6 , Texas
P, 0. Box 2U99, Houston, Texas
Symonds Foundation, P. 0. Box 2511, Houston 1, Texas
lkQQars & 1001 San Jacinto Bldg,,Houston $ 25.00
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Herbert E. W i l l i a m s
Mr. & Mrs. Eric A. Catmur
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P. 0. Box 168, Memphis, Tenn. 25.00
Fred J. MacKle, Jr,, & Karl F, Kamrath
2713 Ferndale Place, Houston 6 25.00
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Russell Wins ton
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Mr. & Mrs, A . D. Langham
Mr. W, T, Burns
William C. Baxter
Mr. & Mrs. Carroll D. Simmons
Pioneer Bldg., Weslaco, Texas 5.00
3713LockeLaTle,Houston27, Texas 5.00
Anderson Clayton & Co,, P. 0. Box 5.00 1027, Greenville, Texas
223 Pine Shadows, Houston 27, Tex. 5.00 Mrs. Arthur Hohlt
Mr. & Mra. Norman Adams
Mr. & Mrs. L. C. Elrod
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2116 Chi l t o n Rd . , Houston, Texas 5.00
Cleaners & Dyers, Inc,, 1419 West 10.00 Webster Ave,, Houston 3, Texas
Jamea E, Anderson
1710 Ffrst City Wat'l Bank Bldg., 10.00 Houston 2 , Texas
Mr. & Mrs. W. Oscar Neuhaus Jams E. Anderson
Langham, Langston & Burnett, 3700 10.00 Montrose Blvd. , Houston 6 , Texas
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3700lulontrose Blvd.,Kouaton, Tex. 25-00 Langham, Langston & Burnett, % W. B. Abbott
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7/18 Mrs. Her-~rt W. Hill Box 694, Henover, New Hampshire i
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Employees, Uptown Office New Orleans Office
k B. R . Gunther
7/18 Mrs. Alice C, Herderaon
7/18 Donn M. Tee
7/18 Friends & Employees of The Steck Co., % R. H. Porter, Res ident
Richard H. Stewart Hymn Farris Teague Forrest K. Foster L. R, McLennan Charles J. Thomas, Jr. John D. H a l t o m Kildred H. Monk R. H. Porter E. B. Moody Robert M. Allen
5505 Montview, Austin 5, Texas 5 . 0 0 Research
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Aua tin 61, Texas
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4402 Balcones Dr., Austin, Texas 5-00 10.m 10,oo
1605 Northwood Rd., Austin, Tex. 10.00 10. M3
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Keith S w o r d Jackson United Papermakers & Paper Work- Austin 61, Texas ers, Local 7'75, Jack C. English, President
Marvin R. W i t t Keith Stanford Jackson Research
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Unall oc . Mrs. Alice N. Hanszen San Jaclnto Bldg., Houston 1 100.gcl Mr. M a , H. Francis, 3r.
Mr. & Mrs. Elliott Johnson 502 Mest b i e r Tuck Lane, Hou- 1 5 - @ ston 24, Texas
Mrs. Andre ~ l a n c h a r d ~
Mrs. Isaac Wolff Eox 1006, Kilgom, Texas 4.00 U ~ l o c .
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Mrs, Rose Rice
Russell Winston Mr. & Mrs. George Davidson 7615 Edgeway, Houston 24, Tex. 5.00
Mr, & Mrs. Courtney L. Allen 7518 Vista Verde, Houston 17, Tex, 10.00 Roland L. Parker
Mr. &Mrs. E. D. Presaler 302 Pinewold, Houston 27, Texas . 5.00
Mr. & Mrs. R. 0. Lattimora 1 2 9 S u n s e t D r . , &ownsville,Tex. 15.00 Mrs. J. M, Perry Mrs. Calla Magill
Q Mr. E. Bower Stevens ;r 4
Keith Stanford Jackson Mr, &Mrs. A, D. Gaston 3200 Hemphill Park, Austin, Tex. 5.00 Research
Mr. & Mrs. Rank A . Beyer, Jr, 66l4 Shadow Crest, Houston 36 5.00 Re search Keith Stanford Jackson
Mr. & Mrs. J. Roy White 1403 Gaston Ave., Austin, Texas 3 .a Research Keith Stanford Jackson
Dr. Alando J , Ballantyne Dept. of Surpry, M. D. Anderson 5 . 0 0 Hospital, Houston, Texas
Dept. pf Surgery
James E, Anderson
Mr. & Mrs. F'red W. Heitmann 817E. FrfarTuckLane,Houaton24 7.50 Unelloc . Jams E. Anderson
k, & Hrs, John C. Mayfield 103 Sage Road, Houston, Texaa 10.00 Unalloc . Jamee E. Anderson
. . -737 Texas Nat ' 1 Bank Bldg. , Houston 10.00 I-. 2, Texas
Jam3 E, Anderson
DATE
7/21 Mr. & Mrs. Gordon E, Sel ig 5665 Inuood, Houston, Tewe 8
7/21 Dr. Ralph 0. Rychener 17th Floor Exchange Bldg., Memphis 3, Tenn,
Employass of Anderson, Clayton P, 0. Box 2538, Houston 1, Tex. & Co. , $ E, A . Tr ibe
Mrs. Clara Allman Mr. Jack Allums Mr. I r ' i l l i a m Argcle Mr. EJ. J, Eenson Mr, R , M, Bleike MY, Jul ius & i l l i n Hr, 9. A. Eriggs Miss Annadeil Bryan Mrs. Zerlar C a r r Mr. H. Ir'. Cissell. Mr, Jack Combs Mr, R, L, Dedman Miss Lavonne DeGree Mr. S. C, Denison Miss Zoe R. Dunlap Yx. M, P. Yield Mr, L. 5, Heafer Mr. R , C, Benshat~ Mr, Charles K. Xaster Mr, Rober t N. H i l l Mrs. Joyce Hines Mrs. Loydale Hopkins Mr. W. M. Hueni Mrs. Janette Kelley Mr. W. H, Kuhn Mr . S . H, LaPeyre Hrs, J. M. Laswell Mrs. Re'oertta Leshilrar Mrs. L e m Mabry
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7/21 Employees of Anderson, ClaytonCo., Continued
Mrs, Martha Mattox 2.50 Unalloc~ James E. AndersonMrs. Roberta Myers 1.00 Unalloc. James E, AndersonMrs. Bur1ene McMillon 1.00 Unallcc. James E. AndersonMiss Pattie M. Polk 1.00 Unalloc. James E~ AndersonMrs, Velma Polk 2.00 Undloco James E. AndersonVu. J. R. Probasco l.00 Unalloco James Eo AndersonMrs 0 Hannah Co Scott 2,,00 Unalloc. James E, AndersonMrs. June Sherrouse ,50 Unalloc. James Eo AndersonViI'. Wayne 8mi th 1.00 Dnalloc. James E. AndersonMiss Roxie Ann Starr 3,00 Unalloc. James E. AndersonMr" Eo J. Stockton 1,00 Uno9.110c, James Eo AndersonVivian D. Tengler .50 Unalloc, James E. AndersonMrs. Lily Thrift 1.00 Una11oc, James E. AndersonMrs, Eleanor Tircuit LOa Unalloc o James Eo AndersonMrs, Marian Treend 1.00 Unalloc o James Eo A.."'1dersonMr. Eo A, Tribe 5.00 Unalloc 0 James Eo AndersonMrs, Audrey Truitt 1.00 Unalloc. J~s Eo AndersonMr. &Mrso GQ E, Turbeville 10.00 Unalloc. James Eo Anderson (i.)
Mrs. Gloria Walters 5.00 Unalloc Q James E. Anderson~Mr. J o W. Weaver .50 Unalloc o James E. Anderson
Mrs. Philomena. White 2050 Unalloc. Jamea E Q AndersonMrs. Barbara Williams Loo Une.lloc 0 James EQ AndersonMr. D. B. Williams .50 Unalloc, James E. AndersonMr3~ Lucille Wilson LOO Unalloc. James E, AndersonMr o &Mrs. Gene Wood 10.00 Una.l1oc o Ja.rl}8S Eo AndersonAceo Coke Fund (Long Reach) 15~OO Unalloc. James E. Anderson
7/21 Mrs~ W. Aubrey Smith Warwick Hotel, Houston 1, Tex. 50.00 Unalloc o James E. Anderson
7/21 John I. Hay 332 So. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 100.00 Unalloc. James E. AndersonIllinois
7/21 Mrs. Alice N. Hanszen San Jacinto Bldg., Houston 2, Tex. 100.00 Unalloc. James E. Anderson
DATE
7/17
DONOR AMOUNT 18,W St . i l l ue l l , Kansas $
S p r i n g f i e l d , Kansas Hillsdale, Kansas Martin City, Missouri Stlllwell, Kansas Shillwell, Kansas
Mrs. Bettie Knoche k, & Mrs, Glen Knoche & Family Mr. % MPS, Claude Knoche & Fam, Mr, & Mrs, Willis Knoche & Fam, Mr, & Mrs, Verne Knoche & Fam, Mr , & Mrs, George Lee Knoche &
Family KT, & lulrs, W o r d Yourd & 38111, Mr. & Mps, Keit-h Justice & Fam, Mr, & Mrs, Eugene Justice & Fam, Mr. & Y!s , Robert k ins ton Mr, & Y4sc C , E, Jus t i ce Mrn & Mrs, Purr Pamg
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Mrs, Florence Xeck Mrs., Florence Reck Mrs, Florence Reck Mrsa Ficrrence Reek HPs. Florence Reck k s , Florence Reck
Stillwell, Kansas 308 KcKi-nle y Ave , , IJorvood , Pa, 3513 X u Tonto, Fhoenix, Ariz, 5262 Thornburn, LosAngeles, Cal, St, illuslP, Kansas 139th h Arrington, Gr-afidvieu, No,
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Mrs. Florence Reck Mrs, Florence Reek Mrs. Florence Reck Mrs, Florecce Beck Mrz, Florence Reck Mrs , FLarence Beck
Miss Margaret Uright Research Wrs, Florence Reck
Research MP, & Mrs. Raymond H m Fields -dotel Dale, Guyinon, Ckla,,
M r , & Mrs, Harold Colgin 714 Tin Ellfs~n~ Guymon, 3Ua, Research Mrs, Florence Reck 0 sf MS. Florence 4eck
Mrs, Florence Reck 4
Mrs, Flsrence Reck
Hr, & Mrs, C , M, Funk MI-, & Mrs, Homer Holland Mr, & Mrs, S , N, Fmk
716 b, ) b i n , Gwen, Okla,> 712 K, Main, Guyman, Okla , 909 ?T, Main, Guymon, Okla,
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M r , & W S , C, Do Long M r , & Fxs, B, W. Long M r , h F!s, Carl L a Mctiinnon
Guymon, 3klahaw 716 N, Roosevelt , G u p ~ n , 3klao 1502 K , May, Guymon, Okla,
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Mrs, Florence Reck Yes, Florence Reck Pirs. Florence Reck
MP, & Mrs. Walter G, S t e r l i n g 5701 Jackson St., Apt, 709, Hogston, Texas
Patient's 'delfare
Mrs, Dorothy McLeod
3807 Westeman, Houston 5 , Texas Mrs, Mary Powell
Mr, & Mrs. Evert Rcrgers M r , & Mrs. P a n k P. Eresch Mr. & Mrs, Jess G, Louen
762 U, Creekside Dr,,, Houston 24 751 E, Creekside Dr., Houston 24 754 E , Creekside Dr,, Houston 25
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Mrs. E t h e l L* Ross fis. Ethel La Ross Mrs. Ethel L. R ~ S S
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DONOR
Austin Advertising Cluh, $ Billy E. Robertson, Secy. P.O. Box 5W, kua t i n 63, Texas $ Re search
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Keith Stanford Jackson
James E. Anderaon
James E. Anderson
Jams E . Anderson
James E. Anderson
6207 Burgoyne , Houston, Texas Yc. & Mrs. James F. Hayes
M r . & Mrs. John F. Staub 281L; Virginia St., Houston, Texas
Mr. & Fns, Charles F. Reed 3652 Chevy Chase, Houston 19, Tex.
P,O, Box 1698, Houston, Texas The Weingarten Family
b. & Mrs. W . Tucker Slaine 1001 Cotton Exchange Bldg., Houston 2 , Texzs Unalloc . James E. Anderson
Raymond H. Caston 37 East Broad Oaks Dr., Houston 19, Texas Unalloc , James E. Anderson
Mra. Dorothy C. Mckod Mrs. Clara V. Shannon 17 West Oaks Dr., Houston,Texas Pat ient Wslf are
Vgnderpool, Texas 3-50 Research Mr. & Mrs. J. 3 . k i g h t o n & family
3814 Piping Rock Lane, How ton 10,OO Unall oc . Weaver Gerald Chessher Mr. & Mrs. C . Marks Hinton
Trust Eept. of First Ci ty Nattl. Bank, $ H. B. Elack, Vice Pres. & Trua t Cff icer
P. G , Box 2557, Houston I, Texas 15.00 Unalloc .
2625 Yest 45th. St., Austin,Texas 3.00 Research Kei tn Stanford Jackson Mr, & Mrs. William R. Penn
Mr, & Mrs, H . George Schneider 3434 Del Monte Dr., Houston 19,Tex, 10.00 10.00
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Mrs. Jos. A, Boberdeau James E. Anderson
Unalloc. James E. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. C. Bruce Krum ~ t . # 1, BOX 992, houston, Texas 5.00
DATE
7/23 Mrs. Wm. Hargadine Glasgow
ADDRESS
7 Morningside Park, Memphis,Tenn.
AMOUNT
10.00 Unalloc.
MEMORIAL TO
James E. Anderson
7/23
7/23
7/23
7/24
7/24
University of St. Thomas, 3812 Montrose Blvd., Houston 6%Very Rev. V. J. Guinan, Pres.
Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. N. Taub J. N. Taub & Sons, 909 frank-lin Ave., Houston 2, Texas
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Marcua Neiman-Marcus, Dallas 1, Texas
Miss Ruth R. Creed 5701 Jackson, Houston 4, Texas
Miss Josephine Brown Box 669, Corsicana, Texas
10.00
100.00
5.00
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Patient"Welfare
PediatricPatients
James E. Anderson
James E. Anderson
James E. Anderson
Mrs. Dorothy McLeod
Jorene Fondren
7/24
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Mr. & Mrs. Fred J. Molkenbur
Mr. & Mrs. F. W. Gartner, Jr.
Mrs. Bonny Heggen
Mr. & Mrs. D. V. Clemons &Mrs. 1. F. Tutfiy
533 Granberry st., Houston 7
8130 Dover, Houston, Texas
Box 686, Mercedes, Texas
4038 Durness, Houston 25, Texas
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10.00
10.00
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Mr. John Russ
Mrs. Berniece Rabon
Russell Winston
Mr. Anee C. Clemons
7/24
7/24
7/25
7/25
River Oaks Garden Club, %Mrs._. __John D. Marr, Treasurer
Mrs. H. R. Cullen, %W. OscarNeuhaus, Comptroller
Mr. & Mrs. Ben A. Calhoun
Mr. & Mrs. Walter MerrillGlasgow
27 Briar Hollow Lane, Houston 27 5.00
Quintana Petroleum Corp., 17th 100.00Floor, First City Nat'1 Bank Bldg.
21:34 Del Monte Dr., Houston 19 25.00
6142 Chevy Chase, Houston 27 5.00
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James E. Anderson
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James E. Anderson
DATE - 7/25
Elm MEMORIAL TO
Pediatric Pat ients Fraternal Order of Eagles, San 621 West Drive, Channelview $ 5 .00 J~cinto Aux. No. 3098 $ Miss Maxf ne Woodward
Mr. & Mrs. James H. Park, 111 3003 Reba Drive, Houston 19 10.00 Jams E. Anderson
James E. Anderson
Mrs. Obio Hoskina
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Mr. &Mrs. D, A . Otto Edgewater, P. 0. Box 127 1Q. 00
Susannah Wesley Class, West 3912 Marlove St., Hsuston 5 5.00 Univ. Meth. Church, % Mrs. Iris James, Treasurer
Mrs. L. U. S c o t t Y i s s Dorothy Kulhmann 3 U 5 Wickersham Lane, Houston 27 5.m Research
Re search Mr. & Mrs. A. N. Ogden & Sons 133 Arbar, Del Rio, Texas 5.00 Mrs. Esther 0. de Crosby
Hr. & Mrs. Holborn E. Green 5570 Doliver Dr., Houston, Tex. 5.00 Research B. T. Taylor, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Oswal t 2404 Whfte Horse Trail, Austin 5 00 Re search Keith S, Jackson N * I
Mrs. Dorothy Mchod 4 Miss Margaret F. Morrou 302 Portland Place, Apt. 9, 10.00 Houston 6 , Texas
Pat ient hTelf are
Mr. & Mrs, Frank A. Leuis P. 0. BOX 351, S l i d e l l , Ia. IO.00 Unalloc . James E . Anderson
Mrs. Sheila Cooper 1406 Commercial Ave., San Antonio 5.00 Unalloc. Mrs. Martha Carter Mr. John Laidley
Am. Legion A m . , Uni t #7, % Mrs. 220 3rd Avenue, Port Arthur, Texas 91.50 R, L, Greenwood, Treasurer
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Mr. & Mrs. L. H . Durst 5508 Ardmore St., Houston, Texas 5,OO Mr. Claude R. Roach
Russell Winston
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Research Pir. & Mrs. L. C. Rushton & Box 531, Mercedes, Texas 10.00 Mrs. J. R. Hopkins
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Mr, & Mxs. William W, Reed
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425 W, 11th St., Brounsville $ >.OO k s , J. Earle Magill
418 W. Eighth, Tyler, Texas 15.00 Hr. & Mrs. Ralph Spence Louis Alden Grelling
Official Board of the Methodist Churoh, % Mr. W. E. Notley, Chairman
First Methodist Ohurch, Lockhart, Texas
Judge Howard H , Kelley
Am. Legion Am. Unit #33, $ Mrs. Christine J- Brown, Treas ,
25 5 E . Threadneedle, Beaumont, 5.00 Texss
Unalloc . Mrs. Roy (3eth) Jackson
l4lL Hyde Park Blvd . , Apt. #3, 5 a rn Houstoc, Texas
Kiss Elizabeth Blanchett Unalloc . James E. Anderson
Capt. & Mrs. Thad A. Thomaon
W. D. Seybold, M. D.
Lindsey I s Cafe, % C, M. Lindsey
Mr. William K. Love
Flying Anchor Ranch, ElDorado, Tex, 10. OD Unalloc . Unalloc . Unalloc.
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James E. Anderson
508 Hermann Prof. Bldg , , Houston 25 7-50 James E m h d e r s ~ n
Sotton Exchange Bldg., Houston 15.00 James E. Anderson 1"r
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James E. Anderson 4 knderson,Clayton&Co. ,120Wall 25,00 St., New York 5 , Hew York
Mr. William 6. Jung Anderaon, Clay ton& Co., 120Wall 15.00 St., New York 5 , Neu rork
Unalloc . James E. Anderson
Mr. Jullus Rutkay Anderson, C l a y t o n & C o . , 1 2 0 K a l l 10-00 St . , New Pork 5, New York
Unalloc . James E. Anderson
Mr. James M. Clark Anderson, Clayton & Co., 120 Wall 15 .00 St., New York 5 , Hew York
James E. Anderson
Mrs. Mame W. Arnold
Dr. & Mrs. Robert A. Johnston
1002 Bissonnet, Houston, Texas 10.00 Jamee E. Anderson
7 Shadawlawn, Houston 5 , Texas 10.00 10.00
Jams E, Anderson Frs, E. A. McIlhemy
ADDRESS AMOUNT MEMORIAL TO
7/31
7/31
Mr, &Mrs o Chas, Ro Kirkley
Mr, S. Marvin Ely
5014 Imogene, HOllston 35, Texo ~
2737 Devonshire Place, No W.~
Washington, D. c~
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Mr D John Morrow
Mrs o Dorothy Co McLeod
7/31 Sam W, Becker Jewelry CO. j
%G, M. Becker810 Main Sto, Houston, Texas 10,00 Research Mr 0 Claude Roach
7/31 Vx. David Bangard j Jr, 4411 Lula St'j Bellaire, Texas Research Mr 0 Claude Roach
8/1
8/1
8/1
Mr, &Mrs, R. Ao Buschman
Mr< &Mrs, Ray Keltner
2915 Ashwood, Houston 25, Texas
2915 Ashwood, Houston 25~ Texas
12126 Broken Arro~; Houston, Tex,
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3.00
10.00
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Mr o Claude Roach
Mro Claude Roach
James E. Anderson
James E. Anderson
James E. Anderson
James Eo Anderson
James E. Anderson
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10,00613 W, Alabama, Houstoc 6) Texas
Barnwell & Hays, PD 00 Box 641,Memphis, Tenn~
Mr. Theodore E. Swigart 1507 Sterling Bldg" 608 Fannin, 10~OO
Houston 2, Texas
Mr 0 & Mrs. Andrew J ~ Hays
Mr. & Mrs. Randolph C. 'tiest
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Mro &Mrso Doyle M. Day 3219 University Elvd, , Houston 10 0 00
Mr. & Mrs, L T, Hockaday 1903 Lauderdale, ~Ol1S1,Oel 25, ';'ex. 5 D 00
Sydnor Oden Anderson, Clayton & Co., Houston 100,00
Dr 0 & Mrs. James Green...ood, Jr. 1117 Hermann Professional Bldg., 10.00Houston 25, Texas
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Mr. Claude Roach
Claude R. Roach
James E. Anderson
James E. Anderson
8/4 J. H. Jones 301 Cotton Exchange Bldg., Dallas, 10 0 00Texas
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ADDRESS AMOUNT r n r n I A L TO
Kef bh Jackson bk, & Mrs, Roy Horne & &, & 1304 ~a1lS.s Ave, , Santa AM^, $, ?, 50 Mra, L C A. Stanford Texas
Sishop Hines Guild, Churzh of Austin, Texas t he Good Shepherd, % Ruth A n n 3el t
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Mrs, ' d i l l S a m D. Gast~n 2609 F i s e t Drlve, Auati.n, Tex. 5,OO Research
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Keith Jackson
Mrs, J, C, Jackson &so 3 , 0 , McGPothlin 4 U 8 Pinehurst, Houston 23, Texas 5 0 00
3r, & Mr?, Milton L i t t e l l b521 Harrisburg Elvd,, Houston, Tex. 5,OO M r , Carl E, McGowan
Carrigan, Inc,, Leon Davis, Mgr. 923 Main Stree t , Houstcn, Texas 5-00 James E, Anderson
Mr. & h s , William Clayton P, 0, Box 55Up El Monte, Calif, 50,Oo James E. Anderson
M T , & Mrs, kim, E. Mathers 1953 West Gray, Houston 6 , Texas 15*00 Mr. Claude Roach
Horseless Cam5 age Club, So, 2401 LaBranch, Houston, Texas 5,OQ Tex, Reg. Group, Claude 8 , Cabo, Secy,
James E, Anderson 0,
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Mr, & Mrs, F, 3;. Scot t R t , 1, Box 531, Seabrook, Texas 10,OO Research Mrs, J. Chester Jackson
Mr, & Mrs. Homer Briggs 6514 Pinehurs t, Bcus t o n 23, Texas 5,m Research Mrs. J. C . Jackson
Joe Ezer Charles Eze r Wayne Kerr
Brown & Root, Inc. P. 0, Box 3 , 5 . 0 0 Housto~, Texas 5.00
10,oo
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Carl PI, McGowan Carl Ma PlcGonan 3arl M, McGawan
Christ ine P. Donnelljr & Mrs, 3-B 149 Ivai ioe S t , S, W, , Washing- 10.00 0. J. Donnelly ton 24, Dm 2.
P a t i e n t Welfare
Mrs. Dorothy C. McLeod Mr. Clauade A. Doughty
M r . & Mrs, H, B. Lively 702 Plney Point Rd,, Houston 24, Tex.10.00 Re search Keith Jackson
Dave hfcCurdy Mrs. W. C. Imbt 5100 Mountain Rd., N. E., Albu- 10.00 querque, New Mexico
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MEM3RIAL TO
P i s . 5. Z h e s t ~ r J G C ~ S C J ~
Hr. J. E. Childes
Mr. & k s , " ~ - ; i r i l S. Adms 6427 Jefferson Dr,, Houston 23 $ 5-00
Business & Prclfessional kloments 1743 Kipli~g St., Apt. 1, Sunday School Class, F i r s t Houston 6 , Texas Meth. 2hurch, % fJeI1 L. Walker, Treasurer
El i zabe th E. Gaylord 5415 Scott, Apt. 46, Houston 5.00
Mr. & YJS. 305 PhinLey 3r. 5 $25. l', ?'I. Xatt Fir. c;. >;. At'ery, Sr .
1907 Exposition 91vd., Austin 10.00 3309 Stevenson, Acstin, Texas 4507 East Atre . , Allstin, Texas
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Janes E, Ld, "rson James E. Andersan J a w s E. Anderson
A . C s l l i h a ? & Leone Callihan Liverpool, Texas 3 .on Unalloc . Jams E. Anderson
f i s . Edith DeGuir
R. S. Harris, Jr,
Glenn Pre s n e l l 5 .00 Re search
Mrs. Julia H. Gibson 5 - 0 0
Mr. & Mrs. J. T, McClelland 1751 Ripling, Hsuston, Texas 5 .90 Vxs. Fins C . Erisbine z Mrs. Lillian Yder de Mr. & Mrs. A. W. Swartz 5007 Kelso, Houston 21, Texas 5.00
Mr. & Mrs. H a l Lindsay 3206 Aberdeen Way, H~uskon 25 7-50 Research Carl E. McGowan
Amherst Street XeighSors, $ 4009 Amherst, Houston 5 , Texas l-4 -00 Mrs. R. C. Thompson
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Keith Baker 5740 Ilorthmoor Cr., Dallss 33, Tex. 10.00 Research
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Keith Stanford Jackson
Mrs. U f l i a n A. Yder
Rob Pat ton
Jack Morgan Company 1013 Slocum S t . , Dallas, Terns 10.00
Mr. Ernie Preston & Mr. & I Y s . Utopia, Texas Jack Preston
Mr. & Mrs. P. F. Ldtoche 5419 Inwood Dr,, Houston 27, Tex. 3.00 W s , R . M. Gregory
DATE - 8/15
8/13
3 3NOR - ADDRESS
M r , & Mrs. B. J. Crane T3ox 38, Sabinal, Texas $
MEMORIAL TO
Mrs. U. B. Soyars
Oxford St. Prayer Group, 421 *ford St. , Houston, Tex. % Elsie Jahnke
Mr. William Gray
Mr. & M r s . Hervin Nussbaum 7332 Staffordahire, Hmston 3esearch
Research
Mrs. Lillian R. Yoder
Employees of Southern Elec . P. 0. Box 317, Houston 1, Texas Supply Co., % H . J. Galahan, Sec.
Mrs. Lillian R. Yoder
Dr. Maurice L. Blonstefi 3106 Caroline St., Houston 4 , Tex. Unalloc . Unalloc . Unall oc . Ynalloc ,
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Mrs. Henry Jones
IGss Mariette Toups 918 2nd St., Morgan City, La. Wm. Charles Tatum
Mr. W. A. Tatum 509 Am. Nat'l Bank Bldg., Seaumont Mark Thorsoc
Mrs. A l f r e d Bessell, Jr. 2758 Bolsaver Rd., Houston 5 , Tex. Mrs. Hiram Srisbine
Miss Josephine Jones Box 992, Del Ria, Texas Z, C. Dameron Mrs. 0. 3. Weinert P-
MI-=. @es H ~ r r i s o n '"
~ a c k M. Fokes de Pks, Mary Foster Mrs. Clara Clingman
8/19 Emergency Home C a r e for Cancer 2309 Helena, Houston, Texas 100.00 Patients, 5 Mrs. Haxine Moore, Fxec . Secretary
Home Care
8/20 Mr. & Mrs. L. G . Harstsrs, SF. Route 4 , Box 288, Houston, Texaa 10.00 Research John Heard Astin
Research
8/20 Fraternal Order of Eagles, San 621 West Drive, Channelvieu, Tex. 5-00 Jacinto Aux. NO. 3098, $ Maxine Woodward, Secretary
Pediatric Fund
DATE
8/20
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Mrs. Maggie Ashley
Thomas E. Wallace
Mr. & Mrs. W. ~. Ely
J. C. Wilson
Mrs. Katherine Johnston &Harry Johnston
Mr. &Mrs. L. C. Whatley
ADDRESS
1843 Branard, Houston 6, Tex. $
P. O. Box 567, Rockport, Tex.
P. O. Box 290, Brownsville
Box 660, Quanah. Te~a!3
1902 Richmond, Houston 6, Texas
Rt. 1, Box 804, Humble, Texas
AMOUNT
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10.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
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MEMORIAL TO
Mr. N. C. Porter
Mrs. Frank Belken
Mr. Jim RayMr. W. E. Lokey
Mr. Jack Brazil
t:. C. Port.er
~.rs. KatherineSchlottman
8/22
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Mrs. J. O. McGlothlin
Mrs. Ashley Priddy
Dr. &Mrs. Cecil A. John50n
Mr. & Mrs. James H. Harper
Mr. &Mrs. K. D. Hally
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Plaschke
Mr. & Mrs. Richard P1aschke
Mrs. Charles K. Lewis
Mr. &Mrs. M. G. Cornelius
Mr. H. W. Nussbaum
Mr. J. B. Hildebrand
6418 Pinehurst, Houston 23. Tex. 5.00
4424 McFarlin Blvd., Dallas, Tex. 10.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
2.50
2.50
698 S. Belvedere, Memphis, Tenn. 15.00
Box 22. Yoakunl, Te X8.S 5. 00
NuRo Co., 1311 Palmer, Houston, Tex. 2.50
N~~o Co., 1311 Palmer, Houston, Tex. 3.00
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Mrs. Eva Jeter
Elinor Widen Terry
Thomas Clark Dingler
Thomas Clark Dingler
Thomas Clark Dingler
Thomas Clark Dingler
ThOma.B Clark Dingler
James E. Anderson
Mr. George Winborn
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The f o l l o w i n g docket i.s submitted for your approval and presentation t o the Board of Regents a t i t s ~xee t ing in IIouston on October 24-25, 1958:
A n a t omy 1, Appoint John Gough, M,D,, as Clinical Assistant without salary, effective Septeabcr I, 195U ,
2 . Appoint Sam Huggins, b l , D e i as C l i n i c a l Assisiant without salary, effective Scpteder 1, 1958,
3, Appoint LeRoy Keliy, SI ,D, , as Cl in ica l Assistant rc:tl~aut salary, effective September 2 , 195U ?
I , rappoifit IIarUn W~l1j.s~ H , I J , ~ as CTinicah Assistant ~ r l t h o u t salary, effective September 2, 1958 ,
\ 5, Change the beginning da te of appointment f o r Dr., WilEm Zebrun, Ins t ruc tor , t o Septe~uber 9 , 1958, a t en annual salary rate of $6,250 payable from the Anatany budget, (RnC No. 43)
Internal Xedi cine 6 , Change the stgtus of. B i l l 1:" UIP~WI, i i . E , , froin Clinical Assistant without
'r' , .Appol.~zt Lenore S , Warden,, 8.I ,%. , as Clin ica l Inetructar . without 3 i l h 1 - y ~
effective September 1: 1959,
8, Appoint Dayid C, Lindsey, i.I.Cn, as Cllnica: Ins t ruc tor afthou-t sala-y, effective Septexberm I, 7.958,
9, &poin t imkx 2, IIdgtdilrn, Ji.,D,, . as C l i n i c a l I11-structor without salary, eff ec.tivc September I , 1952,
1.0, Jppcult Calvin Ihtlin, 3 - . D , , as Clirnca ' l Ins t ruc tor wi thout sa3.aryp affec , t ivt Septcrlber 1, 3.958,
11, Accept the ~'csigna-t~~an o.f Qr, Jaeas I?, LalZehsi, Instructop, effective September 8, , 1858. Lc , Lillehej. is budgeted at an annual a a d a q rate of $7,700 from the I n t e ~ m l . Ncdicine Departmen?, {JBC No- 44)
kof 'esaor with nq .:hang@ in a n n u ~ l salary rate, effect ive Segtefier 1, 1958. Pks, 1.h~ i s presently budgeted as an In.;tmctor at an annual salary ra-kc of $7,300 payable na f ol.1ows : $5,000 frcnr Department of Psychiatry and $2,3nfl f r n m Tex-4s Psychia t r z c Foundatianl (RBc Nc. 45)
13, App01n-l I.?nlce h c b , 3 . S t , as CZinl caS, A s s i s t a n t HI t h m t ~ a l a r y ~ eff p e tLve Scptend~es. 95. i93u
;L7i!%- ,.( ..>. - liLG>ital, 15 . t. hc i ~ i ; ~ Ci-.Tst r l l ; ~ ~ 2 1 JL , 1 3 if t.51: J .. 511eplcs. T ~ i ? i i i lr- Vc tcrinarian ::o fu:: - +:::I~J 'I'E 1.c. r,imr l a : ? ; rid Il:?.s;txac 'ccr nn l J i & r p b i c . l . i > ~ t ~ e f f ec t i ve Qctubsr 'i j ;;: , -, 2 -1: r !2yddl ~ i L ~ ~ ~ r y ,.-- , ,.*LC - - ~ f ' $ V , Z ( 1 9 ~x~jr.ai,Sc; f r ~ ~ ; l the B i u r i ~ Z lIo5sitaL, Y ; , l(;llt;?tjJ<~; 1.3 ? ~ * C ? S E . E ~ $ I j~dp~t!:C( s:, . , - . - A i : ~ l i ~ l SI;IZ*WY 3f $5.000, {BBC N o s 4 3 )
-2 16, . A > ~ L ~ I . I I ~ l i ~ i R 1 ~ 3 1 Hof .f;.~i11~ i-i-d a 3,s C l l t a i c a Z dssietant in Urology, effective
17'; Appoi.nt I@r,on G , Fine,, I r i , 'D , , as C l i n i r a l ,k.sslut.an-t;n in Urology, effective Sep~cmber fl, 1958, w ~ ~ ~ o R F . R 4:.373*,
mLUHS- ~ipptrave the f ollriK:agbm effective Scptamkea* I,, 1950, unless otherwise r n c d .
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Ui S.Zinm P,la~..::.!f, XfiD, , 98 Fei.%Qw ln Obstetr Fes and Gynecology .kna.st?i.~ir.a~ T i ~ a t ~ a , .X,D, , a.5 CWinicaZ FeS10w in Psychiatry Phi',ip l~lasvla Owert:>n, 6,1,DL,, aa Felfcw in kthopedic Surgery
2 . =-ti>n,s I t n b ~ r t C, ~ & n . d ~ , Jr, as Cfinjlcal PelScw in Pediatr ics (erfective June 30, 1958) l k :In l k c h a l . ~ ,a? Clinical Fellm in Pedia tr i~s (effective June 30, 1958) Hl . lde Nemalier, as C l i n i c a l Fellow in Ped~atrica (effective (June 30, 1958) R , A . Sk.1wlq as C 1 i n . i caS Fellow in Pediatrics hulen?. K. Akt,ug as CLnicsl Fellclrr in Psych~aa'ry Fre i'.daurn Eslcandari C " l e , i . c a l Fellow i n b d i o % g y
/ . R ~ n a f d , Cqrwey, C?mnicsl F e z o w in Surgery
( OUT-OF-ST475 Ti lTPS? I fe:c,imend apprcval of the fo l lmf ing out-of-state trips 5 the s&af.f me&& $ ~ . s t e d , expenses t o be paid Conferences, bc twes and Attcnda.nse at S ~ i e r l t i E ~ ~ . i-leetings unless otherwise indicated ;
I D r j Tt, A, Adm13, Assistant Bsfessc~r of ObsteTrics and Gynac~la!g, t o Jar;B:aan, Ili,ssisaippi an September 12-13, 1958, t c present a paper at the meeting cd CisTrlct YIP of the American Col:Lege of 0bstetri.c~ and Gync~ology; expeascs b.c be p a ~ d f rom FaculQ Gj,f t a for Obste t r i c a & Gynecoloa fl788,
2 . Dr. F', J+ Bonta, R o f ~ s s o . r of Radislagy, t o Chicago, X11Fnais ,on November 17-22, 1958, t o present a paper a t the meeting of the k d i o l ~ g i c a l l Society of krkh An~eri,c.a,
13, llr, J,xck fiolariar; k s s x s t a a t Ksnfeasar cf ILadrtclogy, t o Cambridge, liassachuset+ 3 , on Octabes 23-27, 2358, to Tadd a p a e l dlseussfon at t h e Acceferatar Conference, and -fe C h ~ c a g c ~ Sl%mo.i3 un N~vesiber St-21, 1958, t o preaeni: 3, papel: a t t h ~ meet%mg cf the l?adiol~lgieaIl .Socia% ~f North AmariCa.
4, k n 1 s H r n . n 5 , lkopf, dseoc.Lats &asfessor d Psychiatxy, t o Washington, D,C. , on Augu6-t 2?-%p'6~!nbe~ 2 , 11958< t o present a paper- m t the meeting. of the An~er ican Psychalogical Ass oci1tial-a; expenses t c be paid from Psychiatq Researeh and Trwl n ing Fund #3260,
5, Dr , Robert, Lackey, Aa s i a t . m t Dean f a r S tudeat 86 C m f calar Affairs to New Orleans, h u l a i s m , ~n August 23-27 1958, to a t t e n d the meeting of the Southern Associa:tion >f lkdical Scboula and Teaching hospital.^; expenses t o 'ba paid from Svrmttwcs~ero 1Ied:im.b L'ounda-tion Trayel Fund.
6 , DrB Rcher t : 1-1; P$1cc2 P ~ O . ~ ' C S : ~ U . K sf E I i ~ r ~ b 1 ~ 1 0 ~ ~ .&o S t . I R ~ ~ s ~ 1 & s 8 0 ~ r i ~ on October 25-32. 1958, t~ present. ;a. gaper a t the meeting sf' the Amcricm Public Weaith ,Asuoci.>t 1.m; cxpenaes t o be paid f r om Carnth Foundation Grant #8388,
7, Dr. 5 , E&%rd Sulkin, 'h- cf e awr sf' E X i . c r a b i ~ l o ~ , t o S t , huf 3, b~ssouri , on. Qctoller 25-31., 1958, t o pr-asend: a paper a t tile meeting of the American &,b2ic H.~eal.&h .Bsscciation; expenses to be prti.d from C,&rutb Foundatic,,r: Gmnt #a.3aG
gtl, Dr, Ilcmi5 '[iff,, PY-af~e.%ur o.f IntcrnaL Tdcili-im, t o Dcthesda, Piarylmd, New Yorli: C i t y , and Callwobus, O.b,is, on Septelnber U-16, 1958, to a t t a d t h e meting of the NLJE Ge.~.t.sral S t . ; ~ d , y Sec*.l.on, Lo viait New Tcrk, G ~ t y offices of the .&witis & Rhetbmi~t-i m Folmd?i ti Y: n -md $he ,N,atiomL F~rmdaAiona, md t c v i s i t Ohio S t a t s Lhivers?'. ?y:; qxpense.; f u r tkSc Kew Yosk tri.9 "l be paid f r n m LTfited s t a t e s h b l i c Health Service Grant ,A,-2071,
AWUU AND mLmD OF UNITED STATES PLQLTC HLLLTTI SLRVLCE: GEANl: The U n i t e d m i c Itc?'ATb S e ~ " ~ i . c b ha8 wafded Grant E-2006 f o p research on 'IChmi caX C o v i 3 T i kutk c:.n :and &~tiH-r.ia?,ami.. A c t i ~ x t y ' ~ under the direction of Dr, h.pp~cln B, Sl~&,~.a , a,n a:)?,* %mcimt .3f $6,909; however,, since Ilr, Slomka has yes3 gned bi.s pr?!j + , a ~ n , , ?'ka :: p x - ? , ~ t nh~fn nc:epted and the first payment on t h grttrr? h3.3 bcer sPk4b.nded ?F kh>e P&,%cd 5 f a - k ~ Public Wealth Service.
, WVERMbF CO-WRB.CT5 A m G W S . A N D O T H S &Q;-S ; Approval Qf the h t h e r aireements i a requested, and it is r e c ~ ~ ~ l s n d e d 4ba.L 3yprermi,~t4s-.an e f tk Wa,.ard of &gents be sent to the donsa.~ c f ' the g u . t a , , .Lt.cn: 313 h s been p~euiously reported and documented.
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C ~ I E ~ , Fxtt ?mara..i Aogrms h J 3 . t l g 1 ~ 3 . l ?r!sTito.'tc ,>I' fi.iltrfl St Tnfect i~us Di.5ed.se.s Nxtion.:~l X m T l LU+G - a: f Hiedl f h Be kh~bhd.3 14,: lf,eqldx;fl Ssciaj, Far: -1,.!,,r,s 1 rt lri+.rara.a;ai.al 5pssa.d of T~bercuZosis -= DT J3halj\ ths p u n September P 9358 -. Bup,s:+ - 3 1 , 1959 $ 8 , 4 9 3
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G Q ~ ~ J ~ ~ ~ ~ I ~ c ONTRACT,~ i,:JZ) G:dl;?,;XS AlSD OTlfCIL AGvfibEHTS - c o rit inned
4 Change t h e p e ~ i r ! on the hleric lr. EIe,?irt kssocia (ion, Inc, grant 'i t ' \ f o r re.secrch u1de3~ ?ht d i r e c t i o n c f Cr, Hugh TJiIson, on B'dornglete , .
Surgical Corrac t i an T r , a x s p c s i t ~ n n C-E f he 'bescels by I n t a n ~ a l - -
A'trial ShuslSing Uti:U ri.ng the Plm~ Oxygenat~r,~' from July le 1957
# through June 30, 19% trr July I, 2957 through December 31, 1958.
13. Ft-orn the h e r i can Cg-nc~r Society ' (nr, G , Congdon Wood; < A&w.tsir?~tzr Tor Tnsti*ep.t.iqnql G r u t s , 521 Mest 57th Street, &w Yarlc 99, Idew Yorli) the f i f t h InlstaUnent cn Grant #IN-22 for I n s P i t u i i o m l r e ~ e a ~ r c h f o ~ ' . !'he p e ~ l o d Septenber 1, 3957 through , '
February 28, 1959, u ~ ~ d e r *,c direct inn of Dr, Jack A. Pritchnrd, . Chairxran of Ssu*w@4tern iledical Suhosl Institutional Research Grant Conunittee, dep97sifed , to 'khmric~n Cancer Society InstituticmL liles~~arch Grant $1K-221t IAccomt 8'330) $2,500.00
6 - F r a n the National C i a ~ ~ , i i i o Combat Blindness, Inc. (Ilr. PIark Simpson, Tre,?swer, 44. Hes t 57th Street , New York 19, New York) contimed 3uppar.f. by n Grsd-in-#kid f o r research ou "The Role I of Y l s u a l Inlpul.ses zn the Contrsl ~f Eye 1.hscIe Activityrg under5 the direct.ion? r:f' nr, .Sven G., ISli.ssscln Car the period Septaljfier ('
1, 1958 through . !~u~usI ->I: 1959, deposited t o "Kat iona l Council to Cc~haa' 13l.it1dne3s~JhmL XO , C~.205-C2'~ (Account 8305) 5,0130 ,OQ
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r ' j,,..' (15. Frau the F ~ r t I lor tll-Torrant County Tuberculas is Society (Bd C. ,,,. - . ;(. ,; , ,
Darker, &.ecu,tiye 2 i recf or, 90%; TlzracPmmrton, Fort TTorth 2 , Texas) t h e award of a r c ~ c a r c h grant for t h e period Scpteuber 1, 1958 t~ Dec,rubcr 31, 1.953, sa "The ef:Cect o f oxygen tension on growth an6 vi r n 1 e . n ~ ~ of Tubers Ze Baci.Uilbunder thn clirect i o n of Dr , Lo k t t t GGqy, Cepe; itcd t o "R'rarrznt Coirnty-Tuberculosis Socie tpEfrcc t rlf (?qgen Tensitvt an r;l-etrth and Vimlence of Tubercle ~ l a c i l : i i ~ ' ( A t c w u t 8330) 2,000,OO
GIE'TS - T. It is reccll:uflendcd that t he fc3 low3j lg cash g i f t s , f o r expenditure at the d i r e c t i o n <I£ f 1-lc riep*rt,:~cnt. 91. ~ n d i v i d u n l ~ndicated, be acccpted and that the appreciation o r tllc Board o f Ikgents be sent t o t h e donors. There is nu terminal date f a r expendeturc or" funds Wc-ss specificn1l;r stated below. Item 1 has been reported prerEj>usly and dscufi~ented,
Gifts ~jr norc tl-~~ri $100 ,"
< i '2 (1. Fran the C h i l d ~ c t l " a 1Iedioa.l Center ( N r , 3~16,s Farnsworth, I , ! I , , ! 'Director , i30ENelboruStreet , &Llas, Texsa) payments f o r the '/
month af J u Q , 1955$ f o r t h e use af the Department of Anesthesiolog,, depos i x e d t 9 +'Children ' 3 l led~c a 1 Canter-he3 thcs ia Fund-dire c i i o n of Depa rtn;enf. Chq? smnq' tl dc-crrui~t 7590) 1,000,OO
:: 1.1 i i t'. LVS? ( L;3('1 LE,.'!!'!J.~I '. E?:L: ! ;~ l ld in ; . , , :.illas: ::: e2.3) the & 13GG-1959 ~chr.'i ,~r,;lsrp~ ,clra~~ried to sturiant5 Lar.rre!-ctr Clifton L ~ ~ l . 9 ; ~ 5," Jmes lFranr"e9 , H i l l ? r i ~ + t !*~:.l.im.ari! _:lclLila d.p.d :ionaY.d E; Pentecus t , ,deposited
> " t o f'l'ii(? ii I.' LL .~r;;I,-lh Lu.se Scnslar~hi.p Fw~dl~ (Account 9230) 2,000.00
/ < -.' 3 . From D r , C , F, Grmegqi t:y [Uzvislorm. sf' C,rthopedIc Surgery, Sduthwe stcru A, , PledXcal S ~ h c ~ l ~ A L I * Y i b ~ t i 015 Te t S F , 3 ~ U t y Gift 5 f CX.I Orthopedic Smgeqr" (ACCOWZ~ 8046) 125 .00
Gifts of $100 c r Le35 , ,
FromEkr. L. Gvckanh,eh.er (51'17 Hast kuherat, Dal laa l , T-s) a : , . ; cantribtrtf cn i.n memory of kh . Israel Baura deposited to "Various Donors- E a 1 . h ~ We Rank!r ( A c c ~ ~ r a t flG92) 3 .00
/ ' ( 2. From ?kg. LOU^^ 017111 {DO3 lhple Ternwe, b3ll38 Texas) a p ,0 , ) . . . .;). ' eontributinn ir; ~;.~<:li~r'ry aE W. k m g e A, Ki.coud deposited to S ' v a r i ~ u ~ -
Gonor's-'lleach~ng ~ n d R~7ear:h mder the dirccrion of the 13emn' (Account 94 306 10.00
Gifts of $100 or Less - cclltlnued
\ I ( 3. From Fred 3. N3gJel Jl-r (Chilea, llcCallu\~ (1 Nagle, Scarbrough~ b , , ~ ? b J
B u i l d i n g , sbustln 1, T e x s x $ ,a ccrntrl bw,r or1 in 111e~ory a£ Cr . Georgc D , ,' XcJimscy, d e p o s l l e d ta q7rb4ri 4u3 Donors-.C%.rdio~uh;onary Fundft ( ~ c c o u n t 8372) 20,OO
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(4.. Proa L&z. Crady Reddiclc (4731 Mildwood Road, Dallas 9, l e m s ) a : ? . d m contr ibut ion in ir~ewry C£ ilke LLndsay Jrl l iff deposited t o lhVariou$ '-' Donors-Teaching and Research under the d i r e c l i ~ n of the Deant9 (~ccount 3190,)
I 10.00
- /($ /'5. Pron the Daylcr Hedical A l . u m n ~ h b r w Associatian. Tnc. (fir. f W , H. baney , 730 H s s t Tenth, E a i l a s , exa as] the regular non thb
payment f o r September 1958 dr~po,sif etl ts~ aaBaylar kledical Alumni Library Fundt' (Acccunt 8900) 100.00
/ . * . I (c, From Id.isr D o r ~ s L. Buchlam ID. S. Heath & Company, 285 Coluuihus - . 3 J
Avenue, Bwton ZG, l.k~$i.sachuaeZ-ts) a contribution in memory o f Pr - , '
Ceorge 3 , llc Jzmsey , deyusl tad t u !'liarious Bonors-Car-diopuhonar~~ + Fund" (P.ccount 8372) 100.00
Z&spectfully submitted,
A * ,JO G i l l , l1Am Dean
The University of Texas Postgraduate School of Medicine
Houston, Texas
October 10, 1958
TO MCMR LOGAN WILSON, PRESIDENT THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AUSTIN, TEXAS
The following is submitted for your approval and presentation t o the Board of Regents a t its meeting an October 24 and 25, 1958.
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Main Divis i n , Houston, Texas 1958-59 - 1. Approve the following appointments to t h e Clinical Faculty a l l - - - without tenure and without salary, effective September 1, 1958:
Professor Hr . ~ o h e r t A. Kolvoord
Associate Professor Dr. Charlea U . ~oudney Dr. Bruno Jlrgensons
Visual Educat ion
llfology Bj.ochemis try
Assis tant Profeseot Dr. David E . Anderson 0 iologg Dr. Richard H. Jesse Dr. ILsa H. Mannhehr
Ins truceor Dr, k'illim C. Dewey
Consul-ttlnr Miss Reailda E. Hllkemcyer
Surgery Hedic ine
Administrative aad Nursing Education
C l i n i c a l Associate Professor Dr. Luis Coi l ins Radiology
Lecturer Dr. George F. Adam Obstetrics end Gynecology
San Angelo Div is ion 1958-59 1 . Approve the following appointments tu the Clinical Faculty, a l l without tenure and without sa lary, effective Scpcember 1, 1958 :
Lccturer --1-.
D r . Etlgzne P. Alexander Dr. H . M. Anderson Dr. R. M. Arledge Dr. Ray F. Roster Dr, PQrry J. C. Byars Dr. Ralph R. Chase Dr, Dale M. Hayter Dr. Lloyd Hershberger D r . 3mee : I . Kwker Dr. Tam R. Hunter Dr. Clay H, Johnaon Dr. Bennett A, Joiner Dr. Carl A, Kunath Dr. Scott H. Martin Dr. Roy Haan Dr. Robert A. %rse D r . William L . Porter Dr. R. L. Powers
H. W. Ricci Dr, Francis M, Spencr r D r . Raleigh F, Trocter
Dcrmat~lr>gy Medicine Pediatric8 Med LC fne Orthopedic Surgery Pediatr f cs Ophthalmology Pathology Pediatrics surgery Obstetrics and Gynecdlogy Surgery Surgery Orthopedic Surgcry Qbetetrica and GynecoTogy Medicine Urology Obstetrics and Gynecology Oph thaZm Logy Medicine Pathology
Dr. James N. Whife Dr. E , C . Winkelman Surgery
Wcur ology and Psych iarry
San Antonio Divis ion 19 58- 59
J \ 1. Apprwa the fol lowing appointments ta t h e Cl fnical Faculty, a l l w i t h o u t tenure and without aslary, effective September 1, 1958:
Lecturer - Dr. James M, Berlef Dr. A. F. Clark, J r . Dr. W. Talbot F o s t e r Dr. Ralph Hartman Dr. August F. Herf f , Jr. Dr. Colette Kohler Dr. R. w , tundgren Dr, John P, Pfeiffcr, Jr. Dr. Ki1Iiaa L. Sarrmis Dr. Ella Zuschlng
Obstetrics and Gynecology Otalaryngo logy Oral Sureery hnes thes lology Surgery Pediatrics Obstetrics and Gynecology Obstetrics and Gynecology Surgery Pediatr ic.s
Temple Division - 1358-59 F- f< $- I 1. Approve the appointment of Dr. C. V , Brindley, Jr., to t h e Clinical Fficulty as Lecturer in Thoracic and General Surgery, without tenure and without salary, e f f e c t i v e September 2, 1958.
GIFTS AND W S : 1 recommend acceptance of the following gffts and - grants and that t h e appreciation of the board be sent the donor by the Secretary:
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( 1. The sum of $2F(1.00 from Mrs. Carolyn PicManis, 20 Sunset Boulevard, Hous tan, Texas, for the purpose of supporting a Lec turar in the f i e l d of "lluman Genet ica ."
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2. The sum of $500.90 f r o m the Texas Medlcal Center, fnc., P. 0. Box 1 )i, - { \ 2557, Houoton 1, Texaa , Attenf ion: Mr. Carroll D. S i m u n s , Assis cant n, J
Treasurer, in f u l l peyment of a grant made for the support of a course in HedicaL English f o r Forcign Born resfdents in The Texas Medical Center, Houston, Texas.
Respectfully submitted,
&ant Taylor, M, D. / Dean