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No. 35 Year 1948-49

UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA BOARD OF REGENTS

MINUTES June 16, 1949

A meeting of the Board of Regents was held in the Regents' room on Thursday, June 16, 1949, at ten o'clock.

Present: Regent Snyder, presiding; Regents Gainey, Jones, Lawson, Novak, Olson, Quinlivan, Skyberg, and Wood, and Mr. Morrill.

Voted to approve the report of the Budget Committee as contained in the minutes of that committee of June 15, 1949.

Voted to approve the following retirements : Anne D Blitz to retire as Dean of Women Emeritus begin-

ning July 1, 1949 Richard E Scamrnon to retire as Distinguished Professor

Emeritus Graduate School beginning June 16, 1949 Elexious T Bell to retire as Professor Emeritus Pathology

beginning June 16, 1949 Oscar C Burkhard to retire as Professor Emeritus German

beginning June 16, 1949 Benjamin J Clawson to retire as Professor Emeritus Pa-

thology beginning June 16, 1949 Frederick C Rodda to retire as Clinical Professor Emeritus

Pediatrics beginning July 1, 1949 Harriet Goldstein to retire as Professor Emeritus Home

Economics beginning June 16, 1949 Henry L McClintock to retire as Professor Emeritus Law

beginning June 16, 1949 Walter M Boothby to retire as Professor Emeritus Mayo

Foundation beginning July 1, 1949 Ray R Knight to retire as Clinical Professor Emeritus Den-

tistry beginning June 16, 1949 Boyd S Gardner to retire as Associate Professor Emeritus

Dental Surgery Mayo Foundation beginning July 1, 1949 Arthur J Kittelson to retire as Associate Professor Emeritus

State Leader 4-H Club Agricultural Extension beginning July 1, 1949

Dorothy S Kurtzman to retire as Assistant Professor Emeritus School of Nursing beginning June 16, 1949

Lewis E Longley to retire as Assistant Professor Emeritus Horticulture beginning June 16, 1949

Anna von Helmholtz Phelan to retire as Assistant Professor Emeritus English beginning June 16, 1949

Charles R Drake to retire as Clinical Instructor Emeritus Medicine beginning July 1, 1949

Henry N Klein to retire as Clinical Instructor Emeritus Medi- cine beginning July 1, 1949

Edward M Kane to retire as Instructor Emeritus History General Extension Division beginning July 1, 1949

Laura A Matson to retire as Instructor Emeritus School of Agriculture beginning April 1, 1949

Margaret A Scallon to retire as Instructor Emeritus English beginning June 16, 1949

Edwin E Anderson Laborer Physical Plant to retire on State Employees Retirement effective July 31, 1949

Joseph A Baehr Electrician Physical Plant to retire on State Employees Retirement effective July 31, 1949

Mary Bartko Laundry Worker Laundry to retire on State Employees Retirement effective July 31, 1949

Thorvald Berg Senior Stores Clerk Men's Gym Towel Fund to retire on State Employees Retirement effective July 31, 1949

Harry Burdick Elevator Operator Physical Plant to retire on State Employees Retirement effective July 31, 1949

L Mae Centerwall Senior Librarian Library Department of Agriculture to retire on State Employees Retirement effective July 31, 1949

Andrew M Dahlen Maintenance Supervisor Physical Plant to retire on State Employees Retirement effective July 31, 1949

Blanche Doran Principal Food Service Supervisor Comstock Hall to retire on State Employees Retirement effective June 30, 1949

Victor E Erlandson Assistant Experiment Plot Supervisor Seed Distribution Fund to retire effective June 30, 1949

Albert C Johnson Utility Man Physical Plant to retire on State Employees Retirement effective July 31, 1949

Anshelm Johnson Upholsterer Physical Plant to retire on State Employees Retirement effective July 31, 1949

Anna Lundquist Cook Coffman Memorial Union Food Service to retire on State Employees Retirement effective July 31, 1949

Louis Mercil Watchman Protection and Investigation to retire on State E~nployees Retirement effective June 30, 1949

Meta Mulzet Hospital Aide University of Minnesota Hospitals to retire on State Employees Retirement effective July 31, 1949

John Opdahl Senior Custodial Worker Physical Plant to retire on State Employees Retirement effective July 31, 1949

Henry Rautio Bookbinder Bindery Department to retire on State En~ployees Retirement effective July 31, 1949

M Magdalene Ruoff Housekeeper Pioneer Hall to retire on State Employees Retirement effective July 31, 1949

Carl D Smith General Mechanic North Central School and Experiment Station to retire on State Employees Retirement effective July 31, 1949

John T Webb Truck Driver General Storehouse to retire on State Employees Retirement effective July 31, 1949

Voted to approve the following terminations of employment :

Myron M Weaver Assistant Dean and Associate Professor College of Medical Sciences effective June 30, 1949

Alburey Castell Professor Philosophy effective June 15, 1949 Cleland H Vaux Associate Professor Forestry effective

June 30, 1949 Harlan P Banks Assistant Professor Botany effective June

15, 1949 Saul Bellow Assistant Professor General Studies effective

June 15, 1949 Kenneth L Osterud Assistant Professor Zoology effective

June 15, 1949 Cecil D Elliott Assistant Professor School of Architecture

effective June 15, 1949 Vetta Goldstein Assistant Professor Home Economics effec-

tive June 15, 1949 Ralph V Backstrom Assistant Professor Extension Econo-

mist Marketing Agricultural Extension effective May 31, 1949 William F McLimans Assistant Professor Bacteriology effec-

tive June 15, 1949 William E Martin Research Associate Institute of Child

Welfare effective June 15, 1949 Roger B Samuelson Research Associate School of Public

Health effective June 30, 1949 Marvin J Herbert Lecturer Psychology effective June 15, 1949 Robert J Hohman Instructor Administration College of

Science Literature and the Arts effective June 15, 1949 John F Pelton Instructor Botany effective June 15, 1949 Rudolf M Schuster Instructor Botany effective June 15, 1949 Edward J Cronin Instructor English effective June 15, 1949 Mary Culhane Instructor English effective June 15, 1949 Mary Jane Owens Instructor English effective June 15, 1949 Lillian Stenard Instructor English effective June 15, 1949 Margaret Stevens Instructor English. effective June 15, 1949 Henry Terrie Instructor English effective June 15, 1949 Arthur R Reynolds Instructor History effective June 15, 1949 Bernard W Lindgren Instructor Mathematics effective June

15, 1949 Dorothy Harford Instructor General Studies effective June

15, 1949 Robert L Morlan Instructor Political Science effective June

15, 1949 John E Turner Instructor Political Science effective June 15,

1949 Kenneth Vines Instructor Political Science effective June 15,

1949 Sam E Baden Instructor Psychology effective June 15, 1949

John W Gustad Instructor Psychology effective June 15, 1949 George M Guthrie Instructor Psychology effective June 15,

1949 Elmer R John Instructor Psychology effective June 15, 1949 Kathryn L West Instructor Psychology effective June 15, 1949 Graciela Carrillo Instructor Romance Languages effective

June 15, 1949 Joseph Chiozza Instructor Sociology effective June 15, 1949 Clarence A Johanson Instructor Sociology effective June 15,

1949 Elsie Turner Instructor Speech effective June 15, 1949 Norbert Ruszaj Instructor Aeronautical Engineering effective

June 15, 1949 Harold A Sanderson Instructor Electrical Engineering effec-

tive May 15, 1949 Louis F Heilig Instructor Mechanical Engineering effective

June 15, 1949 Lois Strassburg Instructor Home Economics effective June

15, 1949 Jules S Cass Instructor School of Veterinary Medicine effec-

tive June 30, 1949 Raymond J Wood Instructor Extension Assistant Forester

Agricultural Extension effective June 30, 1949 Doris J Brekke Instructor West Central School and Experi-

ment Station effective March 31, 1949 George M Cowan Clinical Instructor Psychiatry and Neu-

rology without salary effective May 16, 1949 Julia N Alm Instructor University High School effective

June 15, 1949 Ralph T Matthews Instructor University High School effec-

tive June 15, 1949 Adelheid H Price Instructor University High School effec-

tive June 15, 1949 David W Belcher Instructor School of Business Administra-

tion effective June 15, 1949 Robert J Johnson Instructor School of Business Administra-

tion effective Tune 15. 1949 William B patton Instructor School of Business Administra-

tion effective June 15, 1949 Irving H Wallace Instructor School of Business Administra-

tion effective June 15, 1949 Edward L Goff Instructor General College effective June 15,

1949 -- .- Claude W Grant Instructor and Counselor General College

effective June 15, 1949 Robert H Hulse Instructor General College effective June

15, 1949 James B Stronks Instructor General College effective June

1.5, 1949 Albina Yakaitis Instructor General College effective June 15,

1949

Louis C Lamison Research Fellow Soils effective May 31, 1949 -. .-

Wynanda O'Malley Research Fellow School of Public Health effective May 15, 1949

Clara H Llovd Teacher Institute of Child Welfare effective June 15, 1949

Dorotha J Nagler Teacher Institute of Child Welfare effective June 15, 1949

Robert Germain Teaching Assistant German effective June 15. 1949 -, -

Dorothy Mathot Teaching Assistant General Studies effective May 20, 1949

Robert E Hayes Teaching Assistant Zoology effective June 15. 1949

Ileen E Stewart Teaching Assistant Zoology effective May 31, 1949

Truman S Licht Teaching Assistant Chemistry effective May 31, 1949

Herbert C Davis Teaching Assistant Law School effective April 20, 1949

Patrick J Nolan Teaching Assistant School of Business Administration effective June 15, 1949

Morris Hoffman Teaching Assistant Library Instruction effective June 11, 1949

Meribeth J Mitchell Research Assistant Museum of Natural History effective June 30, 1949

William P Wheeler Research Assistant Forestry effective June 15, 1949

Charles F Potter Research Assistant Research in Intergov- ernmental Relations effective April 30, 1949

Donald A Johnson Research Assistant Physiology Research Funds effective May 31, 1949

Karol A Kaiser Administrative Fellow Dean of Students Student Activities Bureau effective May 31, 1949

Dean K Johnson Administrative Fellow Bureau of Veterans Affairs effective Mav 31. 1949

Theodore L stebbins Clinical Assistant Surgery without salary effective April 1, 1949

William B Gallagher Medical Fellow Patholorn effective - - - April 22, 1949

Hugh S Brown Medical Fellow Mayo Foundation effective Anril 15. 1949 - - r--- - - 7 - -

Robert w Hyde Medical Fellow Surgery Research Funds effective May 8, 1949 '

Milton E Baker Medical Fellow Minneaoolis General Hosoital effective May 31, 1949

Charles F Brigham Medical Fellow Minneapolis General Hospital without salary effective March 31, 1949

Ida A Boomgarden Rock County Home Demonstration Agent Agricultural Extension effective April 22, 1949

Ada B Carter Stearns County Club Agent Agricultural Extension effective May 9, 1949

Clyde L Larrabee Anoka County Agricultural Agent In- structor Agricultural Extension effective May 27, 1949

Dorothy H Gustin Clerk-Typist Comptroller effective April 15, 1949

Virginia E Lagergren Clerk-Typist Comptroller effective June 24, 1949

Barbara Oliver Clerk-Typist Comptroller effective June 15, 1949

Betty S Campion Clerk-Typist Dean of Students Speech Clinic effective June 3, 1949

Shirley F Rose Student Housing Representative Dean of Students Student Housing Bureau effective May 31, 1949

Joan M Stohr Clerk Dean of Students Student Counseling Bureau effective May 2, 1949

Florence B Throckmorton Psychometric Assistant Dean of Students Student Counseling Bureau effective June 8, 1949

Marjorie J Borgerding Clerk Admissions and Records effective April 29, 1949

Josephine M Kragness Principal Clerk Admissions and Records effective May 31, 1949

Edythe A Olson Clerk Admissions and Records effective May 13, 1949 (transferred to miscellaneous payroll)

Lucille R West Clerk Admissions and Records effective May 10, 1949

Betty L Mullen Secretary University Relations effective April 30, 1949 (transferred to miscellaneous payroll)

Doris Barnes Clerk Library effective June 16, 1949 Eloise L Feigal Clerk Library effective June 16, 1949 Bernadette H Privitera Junior Librarian Library effective

June 10, 1949 Ruth 0 Schmidt Clerk-Typist Library effective May 27, 1949 Lucille L Bauman Senior Clerk Binderv De~artment effective - .

May 31, 1949 Victor A Carlson Assistant Bookbinder Bindery Department

effective June 30, 1949 (transferred to miscellaneous payroll) Ruth B Larson Secretary Museum of Natural History effec-

tive Tune 22. 1949 . -

~ i x i n e 'hf Elliott Clerk-Typist Bureau of Veterans Affairs effective June 24, 1949

Gloria Tacobsen Clerk-Tv~ist Bureau of Veterans Affairs - - effective June 24, 1949

Arlene R Mack Clerk-Stenographer Bureau of Veterans Affairs effective May 20, 1949 (transferred to miscellaneous payroll)

Elizabeth M Miller Clerk Bureau of Veterans Affairs effective May 12, 1949

Dorothy J Oatman Clerk Bureau of Veterans Affairs effective June 30, 1949

Betty J Videen Clerk Bureau of Veterans Affairs effective June 30, 1949

Esther T Brocke Senior Clerk Civil Engineering S t Anthony Falls Laboratory effective June 15, 1949

Adeline R Eggersgluess Clerk-Typist Mechanical Engineer- ing effective June 30, 1949

Mary L Clark Clerk-Typist Chemistry effective April 30, 1949 Alberta R Petersen Clerk-Typist Chemistry effective May 6,

1949 -- .. Joyce A Lantz Secretary Publications Department of Agri-

culture effective June 14, 1949 Mary M Connelly Clerk-Typist Home Economics effective

Mav 24. 1949 - -- J - 1 - - - - Dorothy P Hallgren Senior Clerk Agricultural Extension

effective May 31, 1949 Rachel M Undem Clerk-Typist Agricultural Extension effec-

tive May 24, 1949 Christeen Lewis Senior Laboratory Technologist Bacteriology

effective June 15, 1949 Marv Lu Mullen Senior Secretarv School of Dentistrv effec-

tive A ~ r i l 6. 1949 ~ f a i n e 'S Veasy Secretary School of Dentistry effective

March 25, 1949 Phyllis Prothero Clerk-Stenographer Library Instruction ef-

fective June 21, 1949 Lucille A Shorba Secretary General College effective May 2,

1949 -- .. Nellie D Whiteside Clerk-Typist General College effective

April 25, 1949 Peggy T Murphy Clerk Correspondence Study Instruction

effective May 4, 1949 Rosann M Naeseth Clerk-Typist Correspondence Study In-

struction effective April 27, 1949 Ruth Ecklund Clerk-Stenoara~her Phvsical Plant effective - -

Mav 12. 1949 - - - ~eanette Collins Clerk-Typist Students Health Service effec-

tive May 31, 1949 Gladvs 0 Mehl General Staff Nurse Students Health Service

effective -June 13, 1949 Ludvig J Nygaard Meat Cutter Cold Storage effective May

3, 1949 Anne L. Antelman Senior Clerk Student Organization Finance

effective June 15, 1949 Hazel H Norris Senior Laboratory Technologist Dairy Hus-

bandry Research Funds effective May 10, 1949 Hermine B Dixon Senior Laboratory Technologist Human

Serum Laboratory effective May 27, 1949 Laurel C Pawlak Secretary Human Serum Laboratory effec-

tive April 30, 1949 Mary A Peterson Custodial Worker Human Serum Labora-

tory effective June 6, 1949

Ruth Ritter Laboratory Attendant Human Serum Labora- tory effective May 20, 1949

Lorna M Roper Laboratory Technologist Human Serum Laboratory effective May 15, 1949 (transferred to miscellaneous . .

payroll) A Chester Bryant Laboratory Animal Attendant Physiology

Research Funds effective May 17, 1949 Joan M Nelson Laboratory Technician Pathology Research

Funds effective April 29, 1949 Gloria M Blasius Operating Room Nurse University of

Minnesota Hospitals effective June 2, 1949 Helen Cole Medical Social Worker and Instructor University

of Minnesota Hospitals effective June 29, 1949 Dorothy Lindberg Hospital Aide University of Minnesota

Hospitals effective April 20, 1949 Patricia McLean General Staff Nurse University of Min-

nesota Hospitals effective May 12, 1949

Voted to approve the following appointments: James R Dawson, Jr as Professor and Head Pathology begin-

ning September 16, 1949 at the rate of $10,000 Term B Dimitri T Tselos as Professor Art beginning September 16,

1949 at the rate of $6,500 Term B John G Turnbull as Associate Professor of Business Admin-

istration beginning September 16, 1949 at the rate of $5,200 Term B

Dennis W Watson as Associate Professor Bacteriology beginning September 16, 1949 at the rate of $7,200 Term B

Leo Marx as Assistant Professor English September 16, 1949 to June 15, 1951 at the rate of $3,800 Term B

John R Borchert as Assistant Professor Geography Septem- ber 16, 1949 to June 15, 1951 at the rate of $4,500 Term B

John E Nafe as Assistant Professor Physics September 16, 1949 to June 15, 1951 at the rate of $5,175 Term B

Walter K Vivrett as Assistant Professor School of Archi- tecture September 16, 1949 to June 15, 1951 at the rate of $4,700 Term B

Harald Ostvold as Librarian of the Agriculture Library and Assistant Professor Department of Agriculture October 1, 1949 to June 30, 1950 at the rate of $4,800 Term A

Justus Ohage as Clinical Assistant Professor Surgery without salary for 1949-50

H Milton Berg as Clinical Assistant Professor Radiology and Physical Medicine without salary for 1949-50

H Douglas Lamb as Assistant Professor Psychiatry and Neurology and Mental Hygienist Students Health Service Sep- tember 16, 1949 to June 15, 1951 at the rate of $7,000 Term B

Donald K Smith as Lecturer Speech for 1949-50 at $4,000 Term B

Walter S Bradfield, J r as Lecturer Aeronautical Engineering for 1949-50 at $4,600 Term BH80

Dale C Marcoux as Lecturer School of Business Administra- tion for 1949-50 at $1,200 Term BH33

John D Davies as Instructor History for 1949-50 at $3,250 Term B

Hjalmar Rosen as Instructor Psychology for 1949-50 at $1,099 -.

Term -BH37 Harry V Ball, J r as Instructor Sociology for 1949-50 at

$1,485 Term BH50 Courtney B Cleland as Instructor Sociology for 1949-50 at

$1,485 Term BH50 Stanlev R Brown as Instructor Electrical Enaineering for

1949-50 atW$3,100 Term B - -

Arthur C Gannett as Instructor Electrical Engineering for 1949-50 at $2,970 Term BT

Bernard V Haxby as Instructor Electrical Engineering for 1949-50 at $2,970 Term BT

Robert F Lambert as Non-service Fellow Electrical Engi- neering Research Funds June 16 to September 15, 1949 at $300 Term CT and as Instructor Electrical Enaineering for 1949-50 - - at $2,970 Term B

Robert N McCoy as Instructor Electrical Engineering for 1949-50 at $2,970 Term BT

Richard S Mueller as Instructor Mechanical Engineering for 1949-50 at $2,970 Term BT

Frank M Crane as Instructor Animal Husbandry for 1949-50 at $1,320 Term AH33

Irvin E Liener as Instructor Agricultural Biochemistry and Experiment Station Funds for 1949-50 at $4,400 Term A

Richard E Widmer as Instructor Horticulture for 1949-50 at $4,000 Term A

Marvin E Smith Instructor Extension Assistant Forester Agricultural Extension for 1949-50 at $4,400 ($2,780 University $1,620 United States Department of Agricultural) Term AH63

The following as Clinical Instructors Surgery without salary for 1949-50

Allen E Berndt Frederick G Rosendahl Richard H Jones Robert W Utendorfer Edward Mandell

Joan K Hagen as Instructor School of Nursing March 28 to June 30, 1949 at $841 Term CX ($3,200 A rate)

The following as Instructors School of Nursing without salary for 1949-50

Janet L Erickson Martha E Raisanen M Isabel Harris Marjorie S Ramp Verona M Kjenstad Wanda M Robertson

Eugene E Ahern as Clinical Instructor Radiology and Physical Medicine without salary for 1949-50

Maurice C Benewitz as Instructor School of Business Ad- ministration for 1949-50 at $2,970 Term B

Irma A Linse as Instructor School of Business Administra- tion for 1949-50 at $2,970 Term B

Mildred L Methven as Instructor Library Instruction for 1949-50 at $3,150 Term B

Alvin C Gluek, J r as Instructor General College for 1949-50 at $990 Term BHT33

William A West as Instructor General College for 1949-50 at $990 Term BHT33

John W Schumacher as Instructor Psychiatry and Neurology and Mental Hygienist Students Health Service for 1949-50 at $5,400 Term E

Robert M Lander as Research Fellow Engineering Experi- ment Station for 1949-50 at $3.300 Term B

Philip H Kriedt as ~ e s e a r c h Fellow Industrial Relations Center May 25 to June 30, 1949 at the rate of $1,800 Term AH50

Norman F Schulz continuation of appointment as Research Fellow Mines and Metallurgy Research Funds June 16, 1949 to April 30, 1950 at $2,205 Term CHT75 ($3,360 A rate)

Elizabeth K Merner continuation of appointment as Research Fellow School of Public Health Research Funds July 1 to August 31, 1949 at $667 Term CT ($4,000 A rate)

Ray C Anderson as Research Fellow and Assistant Director The Dight Institute May 16 to June 30, 1949 at $500 Term CT ($4,000 A rate)

Lawrence R Olsonoski as Assistant Football Coach Physical Education for Men April 1 to May 31, 1949 at $200 Term CH40 ($3,000 A rate)

The following as Teaching Assistants Botany for 1949-50 at $1.008 Term BH50

David W Bierhorst Shirley L Cotter Grace E Blanchard James A Johnston

Raymond D McClure as Teaching Assistant English for 1949-50 at $504 Term BHT25

Rosemary Moody as Teaching Assistant English for 1949-50 at $1,008 ~ e & BHTSO

- - Robert R Berg as Teaching Assistant Geology and Mineralogy

for 1949-50 at $1,008 Term BH50 Janiece E Barre and Ernest Reeker as Teaching Assistants

German for 1949-50 at $1,008 Term BH50 Walter A Payne and Paul Yuzyk as Teaching Assistants

History for 1949-50 at $1,008 Term BH50 Arthur C Marystone as Teaching Assistant General Studies

for the spring quarter of 1948-49 at $300 Term CH50 The following as Teaching Assistants Physics for 1949-50

at $1,008 Term BH50 Kinsey A Anderson Shih-Hsun Chow Harry D Holmgren Nahmin Horwitz Robert Nathans Peter A Stewart

Thomas F Stratton Walter H Tanttila Lowell H Tveten Irene Verona Robert E Zink

Myron Heusinkveld as Teaching Assistant Physics for 1949-50 at $504 Term BH25

The following as Teaching Assistants Political Science for 1949-50 at $1,008 Term BH50

Clarence J Hein Francis E Rourke Edward J Heubel

Sally L McMurdo as Teaching Assistant Psychology for 1949-50 at $766 Term BH38

~ i c h a r d H Willis as Teaching Assistant Psychology for 1949-50 at $504 Term BH25

Marian M Deininger and Nicos N Mouratides as Teaching Assistants Sociology for 1949-50 at $1,008 Term BH50

Kenneth L Berger and Morris Clinger as Teaching Assistants Speech for 1949-50 at $1,008 Term BH50

Gustavo A Candelas as Teaching Assistant Zoology for 1949-50 at $672 Term BH33

Milton E Tinker as Teaching Assistant Zoology for 1949-50 at $504 Term BH25

The following as Teaching Assistants Inorganic Chemistry for 1949-50 at $1,008 Term BH50

Julius J Brezinski Philip N Gordon Nicolas Brodoway Thomas N Hall Richard hf Curtis William R Hasek Bob K Davis Earl D Holly

The following as Teaching Assistants Inorganic Chemistry for 1949-50 at $1,008 Term BHTSO

Frank J Herrmann Christer E Nordman Louis R Lavine

Eugene R Nightingale, J r as Teaching Assistant Analytical Chemistry for 1949-50 at $1,008 Term BH50

The following as Teaching Assistants Organic Chemistry for 1949-50 at $1,008 Term BH50

Irving Gordon Alfred F Steinhauer Horace E Hood

John R Ferron and Wallis A Lloyd as Teaching Assistants Chemical Engineering for 1949-50 at $1,008 Term BH50

Robert E Wilson as Teaching Assistant Chemical Engi- neering for 1949-50 at $1,008 Term BHT50

Attie A Fleming as Teaching Assistant Agronomy and Plant Genetics for 1949-50 at $1,344 Term AH50

Eugene F Bossenmaier and William D Tunis as Teaching Assistants Entomology and Economic Zoology for 1949-50 at $1,008 Term BH50

The following as Teaching Assistants Institute of Child Welfare for 1949-50 at $672 Term BH33

Albert S Dreyer Paul Stark Wentworth Quast

Arthur R Pearce as Teaching Assistant Law School April 21 to June 15, 1949 at the rate of $600 Term BH33

Richard H Pritikin as Teaching Assistant Law School March 16 to June 15, 1949 at the rate of $600 Term BH33

William R Crooks as Teaching Assistant General Education for 1949-50 at $1,008 Term BH50

The following as Teaching Assistants School of Business Administration for 1949-50 at $672 Term BH33

Stephen H Archer Adele H Ostershek Oiva Jaskari George M Powell

Benjamin F Rogers, J r as Teaching Assistant General College for 1949-50 at $1,008 Term BHTSO

Billy J Peightal as Research Assistant Agricultural Eco- nomics for 100% time July 1 to September 30, 1949 and 33% time October 1, 1949 to June 30, 1950 at $1,344 Term C

Kumudabhiram Das as Research Assistant Agronomy and Plant Genetics Experiment Station Funds A ~ r i l 1 to Tune 30,

~ a t i i c i a F Hepworth as Research Assistant Home Eco- nomics Experiment Station Funds July 1 to August 31, 1949 at $381 Term CHT85

Thomas A Flinn continuation of a ~ ~ o i n t m e n t as Research Assistant Graduate School Research FU&S June 1-30, 1949 at $100 Term CH50

George A Hines continuation of appointment as Research Assistant Graduate School Research Funds June 16-30, 1949 at

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$50 Term CH50 Sheldon I Greenberg as Research Assistant Pharmacology

Research Funds April 1 to June 30, 1949 at $300 and July 1 to September 30, 1949 at $336 Term CHT50

Dorothy Snyder as Clinical Fellow Dean of Students Student Counseling Bureau for 1949-50 at $1,344 Term AH50

John C Hays as Clinical Assistant Medicine without salary April 15 to June 30, 1949

Raymond A Shank as Medical Fellow Surgery Research Funds May 23 to June 30, 1949 at $141 Term CT

DeLores G Akason as Norman County Home Demonstration Agent Agricultural Extension June 29-30, 1949 at the rate of $3,200 ($3,000 University $200 County) Term AH94

Charles L Beer as Anoka County Agricultural Agent In- structor Agricultural Extension May 16 to June 30, 1949 at the rate of $4,100 ($3,130 University $970 County) Term AH76

Mary Lou Carnes as South S t Louis County Assistant Home Demonstration Agent Agricultural Extension June 20-30, 1949 at the rate of $2,800 Term A

Elizabeth J Eriksson as Crow Wing County Assistant Home Demonstration Agent Agricultural Extension June 16-30, 1949 at the rate of $2,800 Term A

Donald Hasbargen as Goodhue County Assistant County Agricultural Agent Agricultural Extension June 15-30, 1949 at the rate of $3,500 Term A

Vivian D Headlev as Wrieht Countv Assistant Home Demonstration Agent kgriculturai ~ x t e n s i o i June 16-30, 1949 at the rate of $2,800 Term A

C Jean Knecht as Clay County Assistant Home Demonstra- tion Agent Agricultural Extension Tune 16-30. 1949 at the rate of $2,860 Term A

Wesley J McCoy as Wilkin County Assistant County Agri- cultural Agent Agricultural Extension June 15-30, 1949 at the rate of $3,800 Term A

Florence 0 Olson as Wilkin Countv Club Anent Agricultural Extension June 1-30, 1949 at the rate oi $3,200 ($3,000 university $200 County) Term AH94

Ruth Tjossem as Dakota County Assistant Home Demon- stration Agent Agricultural Extension Mav 16 to Tune 30. 1949 at the rate of $2,1800 Term A

Mary E Tuberty as Mower County Home Demonstration Agent Agricultural Extension June 20-30, 1949 at the rate of $3,100 ($3,000 University $100 County) Term AH97

Mary Jane Ward as Secretary Dean of Students Foreign Student Adviser April 22 to June 30, 1949 at the rate of $2,028 Term A

Florence E Chermak as Clerk Admissions and Records April 18 to June 30, 1949 at the rate of $1,680 Term A

The following as Clerks Admissions and Records for 1949-50 at $1,740 Term A T

Eleanor C Eggan Darleen H Rahn Gertrude F Fondell Dorothy E Thomas

Betty J Bergquist as Senior Clerk Office of Civil Service Personnel May 16 to June 30, 1949 at the rate of $2,028 Term AT

Bernard Elevitch as Editorial Assistant Office of Civil Service Personnel for 1949-50 at $2,664 Term A T

Lorraine R Espeseth as Clerk-Typist Office of Civil Service Personnel for 1949-50 at $1,680 Term A T

Hazel L Bishop as Clerk-Typist Alumni Relations for 1949-50 at $1,680 Term AT

Patricia A Clarkin as Clerk-Typist Alumni Relations for 1949-50 at $1,680 Term A T

Diane M Juntunen as Secretary Alumni Relations April 25 to June 30, 1949 at $380 Term C ($2,028 A rate)

Elaine C Podd as Clerk-Typist Alumni Relations for 1949-50 - - at $1,680 Term A T

Wallace C Young as Informational Representative University Relations May 3 to June 30, 1949 at the rate of $2,688 Term A

S Marjorie Miklethun as Senior Clerk Service Enterprises for 1949-50 at $2.028 Term A

Joyce B ~ d s t r o m as Clerk-Typist Library June 20-30, 1949 at the rate of $1,680 Term A

Florence A Schimming as Assistant Bookbinder Bindery De- Dartment for 1949-50 at $1.920 Term A

Lawrence M Espy a s ' Laboratory Machinist Scientific Ap- paratus Repair Shop for 1949-50 at $2,928 Term A

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Marilee A Dorn as Secretary Staff Housing Bureau for 1949-50 at $2,100 Term A T

Harriet Waldahl as Clerk-Stenographer Administration Col- lege of Science Literature and the Arts for 1949-50 at $1,740 Term A

Jean C Huddleston as Secretary Art University Gallery May 9 to June 30, 1949 at the rate of $2,028 Term A

Elaine H Schwenke as Clerk-Stenographer Engineering Ex- periment Station April 27 to June 30. 1949 at the rate of $1,680 Term A

Mary C Masologites as Clerk-Typist Chemistry May 19 to June 30, 1949 at the rate of $1,680 Term A T

Thomas E Schultz as Senior Laboratory Attendant Chemistry March 16 to June 30, 1949 at the rate of $2,448 Term A

Ambrose J Lein as Principal Clerk School of Veterinary Medicine May 16 to June 30, 1949 at the rate of $2,568 Term A

E Grace Bristol as Clerk-Typist Agricultural Extension April 22 to June 30, 1949 at the rate of $1,680 Term A

Mary M Tachibana as Clerk-Typist School of Dentistry April 11 to June 30, 1949 at the rate of $1,680 Term A

Margaret N Sorensen as Clei-k-Stenographer College of Pharmacy for 1949-50 at $1,680 Term A

Barbara J Shaughnessy as Clerk-Stenographer Summer Ses- sion for 1949-50 at $1,740 Term A

Nora E Eastman as Reference Analyst School of Business Administration Industrial Relations Center for 1949-50 at $2,976 Term A T

June D Torsfelt as Clerk-Stenographer School of Business Administration for 1949-50 at $1,740 Term AT

Josephine S Welch as Junior Scientist School of Business Administration Industrial Relations Center for 1949-50 at $3,024 Term AT

Eugenia R Westland as Clerk-Typist Correspondence Study Instruction April 29 to June 30, 1949 at the rate of $1,680 Term A

Florence C Gieseker as Secretary Physical Plant April 25 to June 30, 1949 at the rate of $2,028 Term A

The following in the Physical Plant for 1949-50 Annual Salary Term

Andrew Bakalar Building Caretaker $2,388 A Robert L Baker Building Caretaker 2,100 A Leonard T Berg Building Caretaker 2,100 A Carl R Carlson Senior Custodial Worker 1,968 A Albert Hahn Building Caretaker 2,100 A Eugene E Heglund Building Caretaker 2,100 A

Ervan H Gunderson as Truck Driver University Farm Gen- eral Service and Maintenance April 28 to June 30; 1949 at the rate of $2,148 Term A

Cecelia Bedard as Senior Clerk-Typist Minnesota Hospital and Home for Criu~led Children May 3 to Tltiie 30. 1949 at the rate of $2,028 ~ e r m ^A

Marjorie L Cords as Clerk-Typist Minnesota Hospital and Home for Crippled Children June 1-30, 1949 at the rate of $1,680 Term A

Chester L Heskett as Laborer Rosemount Research Center for 1949-50 at $2,028 Term A T

Phyllis Fresonke as Clerk-Typist Comstock Hall for 1949-50 at $1,860 Term A

Katherine Pike as Head Dormitory Counselor Comstock Hall for 1949-50 at $2,700 plus board and room Term A

Dorothv M Bert as Clerk Coffman Memorial Union Book- store May i to ~une-30, 1949 at the rate of $1,680 Term A

Laurel J Myrin as Clerk University Post Office for 1949-50 at $1,740 Term A

Lois L Seaman as Clerk-Typist Student Organization Finance for 1949-50 at $1,800 Term AT

Jean S Hueckel as Laboratory Technologist Medicine Re- search Funds May 9 to June 30, 1949 at the rate of $2,448 Term A T

John Arneson as Laboratory Animal Attendant Physiology Cancer Biology April 26 to June 30, 1949 at the rate of $1,968 Term AT

Margaret I Horsnell as Laboratory Technician Pathology Research Funds May 2 to June 30, 1949 at $328 Term CT ($1,968 A rate)

Grenaviere A Robinson as Laboratory Animal Attendant Pharmacology Research Funds June 16-30, 1949 at $41 Term CHT50 ($1,968 A rate) and July 1, 1949 to March 31, 1950 at $765 Term CHT50 ($2,040 A rate)

Voted to approve the following fund appointments : John 0 Punderson as Non-service Fellow Carbide and Car-

bon Company Fellowship in Organic Chemistry for 1949-50 at $1,800 Term B

Joan Gordon as Non-service Fellow Shevlin Fellowship in Agriculture for 1949-50 at $500 Term B

Berna Leibowitz as Non-service Fellow Clara H Ueland Memorial Fellowship in Political Science for 1949-50 at $350 Term B

Chanq-Shan Lin as Non-service Fellow Caleb Dorr Fellow- ship in Agriculture for 1949-50 at $500 Term B

Raymond E Hopponen as Non-service Fellow Samuel W Melendy Memorial Fellowship in Pharmacy for 1949-50 at $1,000 Term AT

Edgar R Rogier as Non-service Fellow Allied Chemical and Dye Fellowship in Chemistry for 1949-50 at $1,200 Term B

Norman L Smith as Non-service Fellow Allied Chemical and Dye Fellowship in Chemical Engineering for 1949-50 at $1,200 Term B

C Robert Landgren as Non-service Fellow Procter and Gamble Company Fellowship in Chemical Engineering for 1949-50 at $1,800 Term B

David F Eggers, Jr as Non-service Fellow E I duPont de Nemours and Company Fellowship in Chemistry for 1949-50 at $1,800 Term B

Melvin Tobias as Non-service E I duPont de Nemours and Company Fellowship in Chemical Engineering for 1949-50 at $1,800 Term B

Daniel L Leussing, J r and Fred J Edeskuty as Non-service Fellows Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company Fellow- ship in Chemistry for 1949-50 at $1,200 Term B

Jurgen M Honig as Non-service Fellow United States Rub- ber Company Fellowship in Chemistry for 1949-50 at $1,800 Term B

Maddury V Ramarao as Non-service Fellow Procter and Gamble Fellowship in Physical Chemistry for 1949-50 at $1,200 Term B

Albert S Matlack as Non-service Fellow Shell Oil Company Fellowship in Chemistry for 1949-50 at $1,200 Term B

Chang-tsing Yang as Non-service Fellow American Cyanarnid Company Fellowship in Chemical Engineering for 1949-50 at $1,200 Term B

John F Pelton as recipient of Conway Macmillan Memorial Fellowship in the Grgduate School for 1949-50 at $1,200 Term B

Ellen B Selke as recipient of the American Association of University Women (Minnesota State Division) Fellowship in the Graduate School for 1949-50 at $1,200 Term B

Arthur N Collins as Shevlin Fellow College of Science Literature and Arts for 1949-50 at $500 Term B

Hamed Abu-Shady as recipient of the American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education from February 1 to June 30, 1949 at $625 Term C

The following as recipients of the F H Peavey, Van Dusen- Harrington Company Scholarships for 1949-50 at $333.33 each Term B

Ju Shen Hsu (Mrs Lee Ling) Chao-Su Wu Tung-Fang Chao

The following as recipients of the Edward M and Effie R Johnson Foundation Scholarships for 1949-50 of $100 each

Ronald C Fraser Charles M Overby Marjorie Manovitz Marion Saari

The following as recipients of the Greater University Graduate Fellowships for 1949-50 at $1,200 each Term B

Sherwood 0 Berg John E Turner Kenneth J LaBudde

The following as recipients of the Tozer Foundation Gradu- ate Scholarships Funds

Winifred E Jensen in Education May 1 to December 31, 1949 at $200 Lily R Militello in Physiological Chemistry May 1 to Decem- ber 31, 1949 at $175

Duane J LeTourneau in Plant Pathology July 1, 1949 to June 30, 1950 at $300 Anne M Bartlett in Art Education May 1 to August 31, 1949 at $100 I-Nien Chien and Lorne E Parker as recipients of the Mid-

land Cooperative Fellowship of $1,000 each for 1949-50 Leona M Milashius as recipient of Carl Schlenker Memorial

Scholarship of $300 in German for 1949-50 Clarance W Dahl as recipient of Robert V Cram Memorial

Scholarship of $100 in Classics for 1948-49 Sewall L Glinternick as recipient of the Northwest Daily

Press Association Scholarship in Journalism of $100 for 1949-50 Gerald VIT Kloss as recipient of the Sigma Delta Chi special

award in form of a certificate in Journalism for 1948-49 Eleanore J Olson as recipient of American Legion Band

Scholarship of $55 for 1948-49 Priscilla H Rainbow and Anne Gillette as recipients of the

Moses Marston Prize of the Fellowshio Association of the University of Minnesota in English at $75 *each for 1948-49

The following as recipients of the John S Pillsbury Prizes in Speech for 1948-49

Donald E Sikkink $100 Orrin R Anderson 50 Christopher R Nath 25

V Elving Anderson as recipient of the Charles Peter Sigerfoos fellows hi^ in Zoolorn of $125 for 1948-49

Robeit D Preusas recipient of the John C Hutchinson Scholar- ship of $300 in Classics for 1949-50

Charles Alden E W J Avey and Harry C Jones as recipients of the Department of English Awards of $25 each for 1948-49

The following as recipients of the Ludden Real Estate Prize in Speech-Freshman Sophomore Oratorical Contest for 1948-49

Ronald Mankoff Delores Carley

$so 30

Thomas Coulter 20 The following as recipients of the Captain DeWitt Jennings

Payne Memorial Scholarship in English for 1948-49 Rosemary Moody Jean Pile Roland Dille

$% 150

The following as recipients of the Lambda Alpha Psi Prize for 1948-49

Roy A Swanson Charles A Crocker %

Martha W Doan as recipient of the Theta Sigma Phi Scholar- ship in Journalism of $50 for 1949-50

Jean Meyrick as recipient of the Theta Sigma Phi Leadership Award of Certificate and name engraved on permanent plaque for 1948-49

Elvin L Peterson as recipient of the Maurice L Rothschild Scholarship of $250 in School of Business Administration for 1949-50

Richard D Thorsen as recipient of the Delta Sigma Pi Scholar- ship Key in School of Business Administration for 1948-49

Catherine M Smith as recipient of the Phi Delta Junior Scholarship Award in School of Business Administration for 1948-49

William J Costello as recipient of the Alpha Kappa Psi Junior Scholarship Key in the School of Business Administration for 1948-49

Joyce L Ekman as recipient of the University Business Women's Club Scholarship Key in the School of Business Ad- ministration for 1948-49

Richard J Howe as recipient of the Chi Psi Fraternity Scholarship of $200 in Mechanical Engineering for 1949-50

Arlyn C Hemme as recipient of the Alpha Chi Sigma Alumni Prize of $10 in Chemistry for 1948-49

Harold C Lofgren as recipient of the Chemistry Faculty Prize of $25 in books for 1948-49

Roger L Hertzberg as recipient of the Chi Epsilon Prize of $9 to cover the cost of the Handbook for Civil Engineers for 1948-49

John L Gergen as recipient of the Eta Kappa Nu Prize of $5 to cover the cost of the Handbook for Electrical Engineers for 1948-49

The following as recipients of the Northwestern Section of American Society of Civil Engineers Prize for 1948-49 Russell A Holcomb Entrance fee and one year's dues ASCE and

Engineers Handbook John A Holmboe Entrance fee ASCE and Engineers Hand-

book Warren W Carter Engineers Handbook

Harvey Buchholz' as recipient of the Minnesota State Phar- maceutical Association Scholarship of $225 for 1949-50

Muriel Saxhaug as recipient of the Lehn & Fink Products Corporation Medal in Pharmacy for 1948-49

Marilyn Lampe as recipient of the Rho Chi Award in Pharmacy for 1948-49

Clement Doran as recipient of the Wulling Club Key in Pharmacy for 1948-49

Muriel Saxhaug as recipient of the Kappa Epsilon Award in Pharmacy for 1948-49

Donald W Fenne as recipient of the Class of the 1890 Fellow- ship of $250 for 1949-50

Howard B Hovda as recipient of the E G Cort Memorial Fellowship of $1,000 July 1 to December 31, 1949

Donna J Hewitt as recipient of the Edgar W Morrill Scholar- ship in Child Welfare of $100 for 1948-49

Donna J Carlson as recipient of the Alpha Kappa Gamma Scholarship Key in Dental Hygiene for 1948-49

Donna M Schrieber as recipient of the Stephen H Samsen Scholarship Award in Education of $10 at the Duluth Branch of the University of Minnesota for 1948-49

James E DeVay as recipient of the E E Nicholson Scholar- ship for Returning Military Students of $100 for 1948-49

Evelyn C Skooglun as recipient of the Frank H Jacobson Scholarship of $135 in Nursing Education for 1949-50

John K Meinert as recipient of the Southern Minnesota Medi- cal Association Prize of $100 and Medal for 1948-49

Lee W Wattenberg as recipient of the Borden Award for research in Medicine of $500 for 1948-49

Marit M Droivoldsmo as recipient of the Frank H Jacobson Scholarship in Nursing of $100 May 1 to December 31, 1949

Barbara Z Zaffke as recipient of the Minneapolis Gas Light Company Service Scholarship of $500 in College of Agriculture Forestry and Home Economics for 1949-50

Marcia L Mangney as recipient of the Phi Upsilon Omicron Alumnae Scholarship of $50 for fall quarter of 1949-50 in College of Agriculture, Forestry and Home Economics

Dorothy J Chamberlain as recipient of the Home Economics Association Scholarship of $50 for fall quarter of 1949-50

Emily E Moore as recipient of the Agricultural Faculty Women's Club Scholarship of $50 for fall quarter of 1949-50

Lavon J Sumption as recipient of Alpha Zeta Scholarship of $50 for the fall quarter of 1949-50

Kathleen L Kildow as recipient of the Harriet and Vetta Goldstein Scholarship of $25 for fall quarter of 1949-50 in the College of Agriculture Forestry and Home Economics

The following as recipients of the Charles Lathrop Pack Prize in Forestry for 1948-49

Dixon L Sandberg Gordon T J o s o n $;: Robert W Howe 10

Merle P Meyer as recipient of the Oscar Mather Scholarship Award in the form of a book for 1948-49 in the College of Agriculture Forestry and Home Economics

Stanley J Ursic as recipient of the Samuel B Green Scholar- ship Medal for 1948-49 in the College of Agriculture Forestry and Home Economics

Gerald L Michaelson as recipient of the Dean E M Freeman Medal for Student leaders hi^ for 1948-49 in the Colleae of Arrri- culture Forestry and Home ~conomics

- - James A Kritzeck as recipient of the Class of 1889 Prize of

$100 for 1948-49 in the College of Science Literature and the Arts Russel A Holcomb and Howard W McCauley as recipient

of the James Cowin Scholarship of $750 each for 1949-50 in Insti tute of Technology

Lavon J Sumption as recipient of the Sears-Roebuck Agri- cultural Scholarship of $500 for 1949-50 and 1950-51 in the College of Agriculture Forestry and Home Economics

Milton 0 Sands as recipient of the Sears-Roebuck Agri- cultural Scholarship of $100 for 1948-49 in College of Agri- culture Forestry and Home Economics

The following as recipients of the Caleb Dorr College Scholar- ship for 1949-50 in the College of Agriculture Forestry and Home Economics

Daniel W Merrill Freshman Dora M Bangert Freshman David A Bienhoff

$ P so~homore 100

Marilyn M Bernauer homore re 100 Charles W Carter Juntor 100 Jean E McWilliams Junior 100

The following as recipients of the - ~ a l e b Dorr College Prize for Achievement in extemporaneous speaking for 1948-49

Jean K Bradshaw Marjorie A Wyland $;: Charles D Gunder 5

Eugene F Bossenmaier and Bernita E Olson as recipients of the Caleb Dorr College Senior Gold Medal for 1948-49

The following as recipients of the Caleb Dorr College Prize in the form of a book for 1948-49

Dora M Bangert Joseph M Elliott Frances M 'Barnick Perry R Hagenstein Marilyn M Bernauer Clifton F Halsey Elaine D Hermanson John W Hamilton Joyce D Hjort Robert A Hanson Doris I Kotval Donald B Hicks Marcia L Mangney Frank J Hollinbeck Marcia L Miners Frank D Irving Jean E McWilliams Donald D Johnson Joyce E McWilliams Lester L Larson Bernita E Olson Robert E Lee Arch F Alexander Paul D Lundgren Charles A Anderson Donald Mason Henry W Berg Quentin J Marsh Emmett N Bergman Daniel W Merrill David A Bienhoff Richard H Nelson Robert A Borchardt Carmen 0 Nohre Eugene F Bossenmaier Lester J Redder Earl K Burbridge Daniel P Remington Robert N Campbell Glenn S Ryberg Charles W Carter George W Saksa Reynold P Dahl Ronald M Sook Vernie L Dahl Stanley J Ursic James E DeVay William P Wheeler

The following as recipients of the Sigma Delta Chi Scholar- ship Award in the form of a certificate in Journalism for 1948-49

E Stephen Alnes Bruce Kipp Vera Chaffee Gerald W Kloss Kathleen Christgau Patrick Maloney John R F i e g a n Russel D Miller Warren Fosdick Hazel Oxholm Marjorie Healy Donald Sailer Lionel Horwitz Paul Sampson Wilbur Jensen Jack Terry Patricia A Johnson William White

The following as recipients of the Foreign Student Scholarship -tuition exemption only-for the spring quarter of 1948-49

Aarno Arola Elise Toong Kwan Paulo Baptista Heng-I. Lee Otto Borgnes Gieh-Lin Li Luis Rivera Brenes Lawrence Young-Lu Li Hung-Tsin Chien Tso-Ti Ling Seung-Bog Cho Maddury Ramarao Kuang-Chun Chou Farn-Kang Shieh Shih-Hsun Chow King-Yu Soong Emile Y C Huang Ching-Hsi Tsao Oiva Jaskari Koldney Wedingsen Jacob John Chao-Su W u Huan-Pao Kuang

Voted to approve the following special appointments : Robert R Giebink as Clinical Instructor Surgery without

salary for 1949-50 (father-in-law Conrad Seitz Bursar Comptroller Term A)

L Ruth Rosholt as Instructor Library Instruction for Sum- mer Session I, 1949 at $800 (68 years of age)

Dorothy S Brewer as Clerk Admissions and Records beginning May 16. 1949 at $140 per month (sister Eleanor Sieg Senior Accountant Comptroller Term A )

Rosemary N Burroughs as Research Fellow Entomology and Economic Zoology May 1 to June -30, 1949 at $300 per month (husband Albert L Burroughs Ass~stant Professor Entomology and Economic Zoology Term A on leave of absence without -- salary)

John H Klegin as Laborer Agricultural Experiment Station Branch Rosemount beginning April 11, 1949 a t $169 per month (son John F Klegin Laborer and Heavy Equipment Operator Rosemount Research Center hourly rate)

Carol R Mohr as Clerk-Typist Physical Education for Men May 1 to June 30, 1949 at the rate of $1,680 Term A (brother Max Mohr Assistant Baseball Coach Physical Education for Men March 1 to June 15, 1949 Term CH57)

Audrey E Pearson as Clerk-Typlst Home Economics May 16 to June 30, 1949 at the rate of $1,680 Term A (father Gustaf Pearson Painter Physical Plant hourly rate)

Fred C Ripka as Farm Laborer Southeast Experiment Sta- tion beginning May 10, 1949 at 81& per hour (father-in-law Frank J Hasner Farm Laborer Southeast Experiment Station Term A)

Ellen L Sewell as Custodial Worker Agricultural Experiment Station Branch Rosemount beginning March 23, 1949 at 814 per hour (brother Arthur Pettis Assistant Herdsman Animal Hus- bandry monthly basis; sister-in-law Vivian Pettis Custodial Work- er Agricultural Experiment Station Branch Rosemount hourly rate)

Voted to approve the following promotions and transfers :

Howard L Horns from Clinical Instructor Kellogg Founda- tion for Postgraduate Medical Education at $1,520 Term AHT40 to Assistant Dean Administration College of Medical Sciences and Assistant Professor of Medicine at $7,500 Term A for 1949-50

Leonard L Harkness from Blue Earth Agricultural Agent Instructor Agricultural Extension at $4,500 ($3,130 University $1,370 County) Term AH70 to Associate Professor State Leader 4-H Club at $6,000 Term A beginning July 1, 1949

LeVerne W Wegener from Aitkin County Agricultural Agent Instructor Agricultural Extension at $4,600 ($3,130 University $1,470 County) Term AH68 to Assistant Professor School of Agriculture at the rate of $4,200 Term A June 5-30, 1949

Clifton A Boreen from Physician Students Health Service and Clinical Instructor Medicine at $569 Term BH15 to Clinical Instructor Medicine without salary for 1949-50

David G Jones Medical Fellow Medicine from $1,380 Term A to without salarv A ~ r i l 1 to Tune 30. 1949

Samuel W ~ u n t e r from ~ e s e a r c h Fellow Surgery Research Funds at $1,680 Term CHT93 January 1 to June 30, 1949 to Medical Intern under Army Program Surgery without salary beginning January 18, 1949

Robert K Finn Non-service Fellow Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company at $1,200 Term B to receive $150 additional for 25% time as Teaching Assistant Bacteriology for the spring quarter of 1948-49

Eldon H Rost from Lac qui Parle County Assistant County Agricultural Agent Agricultural Extension at $3,700 Term A to Red Lake County Agricultural Agent Instructor at the rate of $4,200 ($3,130 University $1,070 County) Term AH75 June 1-30, 1949

Harriet Sewall from Librarian of the Agriculture Library Department of Agriculture at $4,872 Term A for 1948-49 to Prin- cipal Librarian at the rate of $4,320 Term A October 1, 1949 to Tune 30. 1950 - - - - -

Zita J' ~ r i f l a t Accountant Comptroller at $2,928 from Term A T to Term A May 1 to June 30, 1949

June K Peterson from Clerk-Stenographer Dean of Students Student Activities Bureau at $1,740 Term A to Secretary at the rate of $2,028 Term A April 6 to June 30, 1949

Phyllis M Ecton from Senior Clerk Admissions and Records at $2,100 Term A T to Principal Clerk at the rate of $2,568 Term AT June 1-30, 1949

Luella B P Pose from Clerk Admissions and Records at $1,680 Term A T to Senior Clerk at the rate of $2,028 Term A T May 1 to June 30, 1949

Marion S Magnus from Clerk Library at $1,680 Term A to Senior Clerk at the rate of $2,028 Term A June 1-30, 1949

Maurice Bakken from Fireman Northwest School and Experi- ment Station at $3,048 Term A to Operating Engineer at the rate of $3,120 Term A January 1 to June 30, 1949

Winifred E Bowen from Teamster West Central School and Experiment Station at $2,292 Term AT to Tractor Operator without change in salary or term May 16 to June 30, 1949

Barbara P Hallinan from Clerk-Stenographer Law School at $1,740 Term A to Secretary at the rate of $2,028 Term A T March 21 to June 30, 1949

Geraldine Johnson Secretary from Art University Gallery at $2,100 Term A to General College without change in salary rate or term May 9 to June 30, 1949

Helen J Andersen from Secretary Administration Duluth Branch at $2,100 Term A to Principal Clerk at the rate of $2,568 Term AT April 1 to June 30, 1949

Albert M Hansen from Maintenance Supervisor Como Avenue Housing Project at $4,080 Term A T to Manager Temporary Housing at the rate of $4,200 Term A T January 1 to June 30, 1949

Gordon L Starr from Director of Farm Union Minnesota Union St Paul Campus at $3,960 Term A to Student Union Manager without change in salary rate or term September 16, 1948 to June 30, 1949

Earl R Vincent from Senior General Mechanic Chemistry Navy Research Funds at $3,120 Term A T to Laboratory Machin- ist without change in salary rate or term April 1 to June 30, 1949

Lily Militello from Research Assistant Physiological Chem- istry Research Funds at $600 Term CH50 January 1 to June 30, 1949 to Laboratory Technologist Surgery Research Funds at $306 Term CT May 16 to June 30, 1949

Voted to approve the following salary adjustments: Myrtle E Rueger Research Fellow School of Public Health

Research Funds from $3,000 Term AT for 1948-49 to $3,300 Term A T for 1949-50

Alan Shirey Teaching Assistant General Studies from $200 Term CH33 for the spring quarter of 1948-49 to $300 Term CH50 for the spring quarter of 1948-49

Harry L Butler Teaching Assistant Romance Languages at $900 Term BH50 to receive $67 for 33% additional time May 16 to June 15, 1949

Dorothy E Rundorff Teaching Assistant Romance Languages at $900 Term BH50 to receive $67 for 33% additional time May 16 to June 15, 1949

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Eileen A Schrader Teaching Assistant Romance Languages at $900 Term BH50 to receive $67 for 33% additional time May 16 to June 15, 1949

Hsien-Jen Teng Research Assistant Civil Engineering S t Anthony Falls Laboratory from $900 Term BH50 to the rate of $450 Term BH25 May 1 to June 15, 1949

Mary L Magee Medical Fellow Minneapolis General Hospital from without salary other than maintenance to the rate of $1,380 Term A June 1-30, 1949

Borghild 0 Aune Kittson County Home Demonstration Agent Agricultural Extension from $2,900 Term A to the rate of $3,000 Term A January 1 to June 30, 1949

Eleanor J Horton South S t Louis County Club Agent Agri- cultural Extension from $3,300 Term A to the rate of $3,480 ($3,300 University $180 County) Term AH95 May 1 to June 30, 1949 -- .-

Erwin J Wamhoff Pine County Agricultural Agent Instructor Agricultural Extension from $4,000 ($3,130 University $870 County) Term AH78 to the rate of $4,200 ($3,130 University $1,070 County) Term AH75 May 1 to June 30, 1949

Oswald hl Larsen Watchman Protection and Investigation from $2,088 Term A T to the rate of $2,304 Term AT April 5 to June 30, 1949

Ray Mathews Acting Manager of Printing Service Printing Department from $4,512 Term A to the rate of $4,944 Term A February 1 to June 30, 1949

Doris M Berks General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals from $2,340 Term A to the rate of $2,412 Term A May 16 to June 30, 1949

Marilyn M Busk General Staff Nurse University of Minne- sota Hos~itals from $2.340 Term A to the rate of $2.412 Term A . , May 16 to June 30, 1949

Patricia J Dale Pharmacist University of Minnesota Hospitals from $2,808 Term A to the rate of $2,748 plus laundry Term A May 1 to June 30, 1949

Roberta A DeRocher General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals from $2,088 plus room and laundry Term A to the rate of $2,232 plus room and laundry Term A May 16 to June 30, 1949

June I Engleson General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals from $2,340 Term A to the rate of $2,412 Term A May 16 to June 30, 1949

Helen E Hautala General Staff Nurse University of Minne- sota Hospitals from $1,920 plus room dinners lunches and laundry Term A to the rate of $1,992 plus room dinners lunches and laundry Term A May 16 to June 30, 1949

Delores Hawkinson Head Hospital Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals from $2,604 plus room and laundry Term A to the rate of $2,784 Term A June 10-30, 1949

Alice H Hill General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals from $2,148 plus room Term A to the rate of $2,292 plus room Term A May 16 to June 30, 1949

Carol D Kempf General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals from $2,340 Term A to the rate of $2,412 Term A May 16 to June 30, 1949

Naomi Krahn General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals from $2,268 Term A to the rate of $2,412 Term A May 16 to June 30, 1949

Muriel Kvitrud General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals from $2,160 plus room and laundry Term A to the rate of $2.232 ~ l u s room and laundrv Mav 16-31. 1949 and to the rate' of $2,292 plus room Term A- ~une-1-30, 1949

Beth M Lundberg General Staff Nurse University of Minne- sota Hospitals from $2,340 Term A to the rate of $2,412 Term A May 16 to June 30, 1949

Virginia R Lundeen General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals from $2,160 plus room and laundry Term A to the rate of $2,232 plus room and laundry Term A May 16 to June 30, 1949

Helen Marchocki General Staff Nurse University of Minne- sota Hospitals from $2,088 plus room and laundry Term A to the rate of $2,232 plus room and laundry Term A May 16-31, 1949 and to the rate of $2,352 plus laundry Term A June 1-30, 1949

Marilyn Miller General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals from $2,088 plus room and laundry Term A to the rate of $2,232 plus room and laundry Term A May 16 to June 30, 1949

Louise A Mills General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals from $2,280 plus laundry Term A to the rate of $2,352 plus laundry Term A May 16 to June 30, 1949

June H Nelson General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals from $2,340 Term A to the rate of $2,412 Term A May 16 to June 30, 1949

Georgia Poirier General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals from !$2,340 Term A to the rate of $2,412 Term A May 16 to June 30, 1949

Ruth Quarve General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals from $2,160 plus room and laundry Term A to the rate of $2,232 plus room and laundry May 16-31, 1949 and to the rate of $2,352 plus laundry Term A June 1-30, 1949

Genevieve Scholtes Head Operating Room Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals from $3,192 Term A to the rate of $3,132 plus laundry Term A May 16 to June 30, 1949

Mary J Schwartz General Staff Nurse University of Minne- sota Hospitals from $2,268 Term A to the rate of $2,412 Term A May 16 to June 30, 1949

Agnes Sherman Operating Room Nurse University of Minne- sota Hospitals from $2,448 Term A to the rate of $2,544 Term A May 16 to June 30, 1949

Nancy A Thiel General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals from $2,268 Term A to the rate of $2,412 Term A May 16 to June 30, 1949

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Voted to approve the following leaves of absence: Richard M Elliott Professor and Chairman Psychology sab-

batical furlough for the spring quarter of 1949-50 for professional reading with visits planned to a number of Universities in the United States

Ruth Harrington Professor and Assistant Director School of Nursing leave with salary April 1 to September 16, 1949 for health reasons

Eric R Bentley Associate Professor English continuation of leave without salary for 1949-50 for research work for time to be spent in Europe

William H Dankers Associate Professor Extension Economist Marketing Agricultural Extension leave without salary June 16 to August 31, 1949 to serve as Visiting Expert Food and Agri- culture Project in Wuerttenberg-Baden Area Germany (United States zone)

Cornelia D Williams Associate Professor and Counselor Gen- eral College leave without salary June 16-30, 1949 to teach a course in Pre-College Counseling at the Inter-session of New York University

W Donald Beatty Assistant Professor History leave without salary for 1949-50 to accept a Henry L and Grace Doherty Charitable Foundation Incorporated traveling fellowship to Chile

Erin Montgomery Instructor Romance Languages leave with salary May 16 to June 15, 1949 on account of poor health

Alex B Rolfe Instructor West Central School and Experi- ment Station leave without salary May 16 to June 15, I949 to complete work on summer home operated as a small resort

Beulah T Gautefald Instructor School of Nursing leave without salary May 19 to June 30, 1949 for study

John C Norby Instructor School of Business Administration leave without salary for 1949-50 to accept the Olaf Halvorson Fellowship of the American-Scandinavian Foundation for travel and study in Norway

Howard B Hovda Instructor School of Business Administra- tion leave without salary for the fall quarter of 1949-50 to accept an E G Cort Fellowship for graduate study

Edward T Gordon Medical Intern University of Minnesota Hospitals leave without salary March 7-18, 1949 for extended vacation

A Margaret G Bailey Mental Hygienist Students Health Service leave without salary for 1949-50 on account of pregnancy

Gertrude M Gilman Assistant Director University Hospitals- Admissions leave with salary May 13 to June 30, 1949 for trip to Europe

Florence Julian Assistant Director of Nursing Services and Assistant Professor University of Minnesota Hospitals leave with salary June 18-30, 1949 to attend International Council of Nurses Congress in Stockholm, Sweden and to visit hospitals in England Norway and Denmark

Leslie S Taylor Scientist Mines Experiment Station on leave of absence without salary March 1 to June 30, 1949 leave to terminate May 1, 1949 (returned early from leave)

Lorraine S Colberg Clerk-Typist Comptroller leave without salary June 28 to July 22, 1949 for extended vacation

Sara Nicholson Senior Clerk Comptroller leave without salary April 14-29, 1949 on account of illness

Lionel B Davis Senior Clerk Library leave without salary May 31 to June 17, 1949 for marriage

Ruth B Sealander Junior Librarian Library leave without salary June 23 to July 1, 1949 for marriage

Louie R Hoops Laboratory Technologist Zoology leave without salary May 9-20, 1949 on account of illness of mother

Robert E Mulrennan Laboratory Attendant Chemistry leave without salary February 16 to March 7, 1949 on account of illness

B Ruth Phelps Senior Librarian Library Department of Agri- culture leave with salary May 9-31, 1949 on account of illness

Joan R Grimmett Secretary Bacteriology leave without salary July 1 to September 15, 1949 to visit home in England

Melvin Goldstein Senior Custodial Worker Physical Plant continuation of leave without salary May 1 to June 30, 1949 on account of industrial accident

Blanche Widing Elevator Operator Minnesota Hospital and Home for Crippled Children leave without salary April 16 to June 30, 1949 on account of illness

Anna Olson Cook Pioneer Hall continuation of leave without salary May 1-31, 1949 on account of illness

Thorvald Berg Senior Stores Clerk Men's Gym Towel Fund continuation of leave without salary May 1-6, 1949 on account of illness

Anne L Antelman Senior Clerk Student Organization Finance 25% time leave without salary April 1-30, 1949 t o attend the University

Jane Bucher Laboratory Technician Pathology Research Funds leave without salary May 17-31, 1949 on account of illness.

Frances M Hansen Senior Dietitian University of Minnesota Hospitals leave without salary May 26 to June 30, 1949 for trip to Europe

Mary Ann McIntyre Head Hospital Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals continuation of leave without salary April 16 to May 5, 1949 on account of illness of aunt

Gabriel E Wahlstedt General Mechanic University of Minne- sota Hospitals leave without salary May 9 to June 30, 1949 for trip to Sweden

Voted to approve list of candidates for degrees (June 11, 1949) as recommended by the faculties and certified by the Dean of Admissions and Records, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5057.

The President presented for the information of the Board letter from Dr. Donald J. Cowling expressing ap- preciation of the letter of President Morrill of May 13, 1949 conveying the gratitude of the Regents to the members of the Committee of Founders of the Mayo Memorial, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5058.

Voted to grant permission to Dr. Fae Tichy, Instructor in Neurology, to supervise the medical care of respirator patients being transferred from the University Hospitals to the Swedish Hospital.

Voted to grant permission to Professor Bryng Bryngel- son, Department of Speech, and Director of the University Speech Clinic, to serve as a consultant in speech pathology at the Veterans Hospital at Fort Snelling.

Voted to grant permission to Dr. Ancel Keys, Labora- tory of Physiological Hygiene, to serve as a member of the International Committee on Calories of the United Nations.

Voted to grant permission to Kurt Reichert, Assistant Professor af Psychiatry and Neurology and Psychiatric Social Worker in the Medical School, to serve as a Psychia- tric Social Work consultant for the Red Cross Home Service of Minneapolis.

Voted to approve the following changes in names of administrative units, effective July 1, 1949:

(a) Institute of Technology: That the present College of Engineering and Architecture be renamed the College of Engi- neering, and that the School of Architecture be reconstituted as a separate administrative group within the Institute of Tech- nology under the direction of a Professor and Head directly re- sponsible to the Dean of the Institute of Technology, and that within the School of Chemistry there be constituted a new Depart- ment of Chemical Engineering.

(b) Department of Agriculture: That the present Division of Forestry and the present Division of Home Economics be re- designated as the School of Forestry and the School of Home Economics, respectively, and that the present Chiefs of these Divisions be given the title Director.

Voted on recommendation of the faculty of the College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics, and the Dean of the Graduate School, to discontinue the degree of Agricultural Technologist.

The President reported to the Board that the 1949-50 budget included provision for the establishment of a cur- riculum in Home Management and Practical Nursing.

Voted to approve establishment of the following fees: College of Education, Education and Child Study Center,

effective fall quarter, 1949; course fee of $1.50 per credit per quarter in the following courses :

Ed. Psy. 142 Individual Mental Testing 143 Individual Mental Testing Laboratory 144 Individual Adult Testing 150 Psycho-Educational Clinic

Institute of Technology Civil Engineering, a course fee of $2.00 per quarter, effective September 16, 1949, in the following courses:

CE 51 Highways and Pavements 52 Highways and Pavements 53 Elements of Soil Mechanics

137 Structural Laboratory 146 Concrete and Concrete Materials

Mechanical Engineering, a course fee of $2.00 per quarter, effective September 16, 1949, in the following courses :

M E 33, 34, 35 Mechanical Engineering Laboratory I, 11, and 111

149 Advanced Steam Laboratory 159 Internal Combustion Engines Laboratory 169 Heating and Ventilation Laboratory 189 Refrigeration Laboratory 198 Industrial Instrumentation and Aytomatic Con-

trol Mathematics and Mechanics, a course fee of $1.00 per quarter, effective September 16, 1949, in the following courses :

M&M 141 Materials Testing Laboratory 143 Hydraulics Laboratory 87 Materials Testing Laboratory (parallels

Course 141) College of Science, Literature, and the Arts, Speech, a

course fee of $2.50 per quarter for children enrolled in Speech 131, Creative Dramatics, effective June 13, 1949.

Voted to approve increases in the following fees: Student Counseling Bureau, from $10.00 per case to $25.00

per case for non-college cases at the Student Counseling Bureau, effective July 1, 1949.

I Medical School, Bacteriology, Bacteriology 105-106, increase in microscope fee from $3.00 per quarter to $6.00 per quarter, effective fall quarter, 1949.

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Voted to approve the following memorandums of agreement :

Fish and Wildlife Service, United States Department of the Interior, covering problems in connection with stabilizing the economic use of over a million acres of nonproductive swamp area in northern Minnesota, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5059.

Dr. Irvin Kerlan, Washington, D.C., covering deposit of his collection of children's books with the University of Minnesota for a period of ten years, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5060.

Upper Mississippi and St. Croix River Improvement Com- mission, State of Minnesota, covering a study of traffic on the upper Mississippi, St. Croix, and Minnesota Rivers, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5061.

Voted to approve renewal of the following memorandums of agreement :

Minnesota Department of Agriculture, Dairy, and Food, covering potato disease investigations for the period July 1, 1949 to June 30, 1950, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5062.

United States Department of the Interior and the Bureau of Mines, for the operation of a Metallurgical Research Station, for the period July 1, 1949 to June 30, 1950, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5063.

Minnesot'a Dairy Industry Committee, extension of time to January 1, 1950 to provide for completion of the project, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5064.

Voted to approve renewal of the following memorandums of agreement with the United States Department of Agriculture for the period July 1, 1949 to June 30, 1950:

Soil Conservation Service, covering research in conservation hydraulics, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5065.

Soil Conservation Service, covering study of the effectiveness of vegetation in controlling soil erosion, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5066.

Bureau of Agricultural Economics, covering studies on production adjustments in Agriculture, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5067.

Bureau of Agricultural Economics, covering a study of farm organization and management problems in Southeastern Minnesota, filed s u ~ ~ l e m e n t to the minutes. Dace 5068. , . -~

~u;eau of Agricultural Economics, for an accounting study of dairy farm organization in South Central Minnesota, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5069.

Bureau of Agricultural Economics, for a study of farm organization and management problems in Southwestern Minne- sota, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5070.

Voted to approve the following contracts with the United States Government :

11-175-49-8, Supplement N a 1, Headquarters Fifth Army, extension of time and increase in amount, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5071.

W-11-175-TNG-(AAV)-233, Supplement No. 1, Headquar- ters Fifth Army, covering enrollment of one Army officer in a graduate course in Mechanical Engineering, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5072.

285-0a-49, United States Housing and Home Finance Agency, covering test for vapor barrier permeability by the Engineering Experiment Station, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5073.

N161s-20411, United States Navy, Bureau of Naval Per- sonnel, covering tuition and all miscellaneous fees for Naval and Marine officers, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5074.

NObs-34208, Amendment No. 15, United States Navy, Bureau of Ships, to provide for a definitive rate of overhead, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5075.

N8sp-3918, United States Navy, Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Revision No. 1, providing for collection of $760.21 not covered in prime contract, and Revision No. 2, increasing total appropriation to cover billings, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5076.

N171s-86762(P), United States Navy, Naval Gun Factory, covering training of one officer, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5077.

N6onr-246, Task Order 11, Amendment No. 4, United States Navy, Office of Naval Research, correction of typographical error in Amendment No. 3, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5078.

9onr-83600, United States Navy, Office of Naval Research, for investigation of the measurement of the motion of one large section of stars, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5079.

Voted to approve the following contracts with the United States Veterans Administration :

VA 35r vr-434, Supplement No. 3, Gym equipment card, June 17, 1947 to September 26, 1947, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5080.

VA 35r vr-459, Medical and Dental Graduate Study courses, Continuation Center, September 3, 1946 to June 30, 1947, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5081.

VA 35r vr-479, Supplement No. 1, courses not provided for in original contract, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5082.

VA 351- vr-561, Supplement No. 2, clarifying misunderstand- ings with respect to certain fees, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5083.

VA 35 r vr-594, Supplement No. 1, clarifying misunderstand- ings with respect to certain fees, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5084.

V-3035-V-519, Supplement No. 1, incorporating certain fees , omitted in contract, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5085.

V-9035-V-582, training in Branch Schools, September 27, 1948 to March 25, 1949, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5086.

Voted to approve the following contract with the Con- tinental Aviation and Engineering Corporation :

Purchase Order No. 40493, Revision No. 1, adjustment in price, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5087.

Voted to approve the following contracts with the Na- tional Advisory Committee for Aeronautics :

NAw-5534, Amendment No. 2, extension of time, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5088.

NAw-5633, Amendment No. 1, extension of time, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5089.

Voted on recommendation of the Business Vice Presi- dent and the President to amend Section 5-a of the Terms and Conditions of the University of Minnesota Group Hos- pitalization Contract to read as follows :

"Retired members and their wives receiving retirement pen- sions from either the State Employees Retirement Association, from the Faculty Retirement Plan, or from the Federal Retire- ment System. The retired staff member shall have been a member in the University of Minnesota Group Hospitalization Service Plan for not less than five years or shall have been a member from September 16, 1938, until his retirement!'

Voted to amend action of November 8, 1947 covering admittance to safe deposit boxes to read as follows:

"The Regents, having under consideration the report of the Comptroller on the completion of the transfer of the securities of the University from the State Treasurer's office to a vault in the Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis, voted to approve recommendation that at all times at least two University representatives be present in any case of access to these securities, and that these two representatives may be from the first group named below, or one from the first group and one from the second group :

First group : Vice President, Business Administration Comptroller Director of Trusts Deputy Treasurer

Second group : Assistant Comptroller Chief Accountant Assistant Chief Accountant A Senior Accountant An Accountant."

The Business Vice President reported for the information of the Board receipt of the following patent document :

Application for patent Serial No. 771,678, Holt and Kubicek, Tracheotomy Inhalator Apparatus and Method, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5090.

Voted on recommendation of the Civil Service Com- mittee and the President to approve establishment of the following classes :

Class 4321, Artist's Model, salary range, rate by special ar- rangement as approved, effective June 16, 1949.

Class 4480, Administrative Scientist, salary range 30, $502- $572 adjusted, with extra one-half day of vacation leave per month in lieu of overtime pay, effective July 1, 1949.

Class 8450, Librarian of the Engineering Library, salary range 21, $346-$406 adjusted, with extra one-half day vacation leave per month in lieu of overtime pay, effective July 1, 1949.

Class 8912, Supervisor of Flight Activities, salary range 22, $361-$421 adjusted, with the extra one-half day of vacation leave per month in lieu of overtime pay, effective July 1, 1949.

Voted on recommendation of the Civil Service Com- mittee and the President to approve the following class specifications, filed supplement to the minutes, page 5091.

Class 4321, Artist's Model. Class 4480, Administrative Scientist. Class 8450, Librarian of .the Engineering Library. Class 8912, Supervisor of Fliyht Activities. Class 8526, News Representative (revision).

Voted on recommendation of the Civil Service Com- mittee and the President to discontinue the following classes, effective July 1, 1949:

Class 4444, Senior Laboratory Technologist. Class 8528, Sports Reporter.

Voted on recommendation of the Civil Service Com- mittee and the President to approve the following changes in pay ranges, effective July 1, 1949:

Present Proposed Clam Pay Pay Ns. Class Title Range Range 1116 Principal Cashie $254-294 $280-330 1146 Assistant Chief 361-421 376-436 1168 Director of Tru

361-421 376-436 ......... ........................... 234-274 244-284

Counsel 361-421 3 7 6 4 6

Class No. Class Title 1192 Director of the Greater University Fund ............ 1238 Administrative Secreta 1516 Senior Personnel Repres . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . .. . .. , . . , , .. . , .. 1518 Director of Civil Service Personnel .... 1735 Assistant Purchasing Agent ....... ,...,.,...... 1916 Director of Bookstores 2208 Supervisor-Classroom Scheduling 2213 Admissions Supervisor 3112 Business Manager of Students' Health Service 3115 Assistant Director of University Hospitals-

Service and Supply .. 3218 Senior Dental Clinic Nurse 3224 Dental Hygienist 3228 Senior Dental Hygienist 3314 3521 3522 3524 3526 3528 Assistant Head H o 3534 Head Hospital Nurse ............................................................ 3538 Head Operating Room Nurse ................... .. 3542 Assistant Administrative Nursing Supervisor 3544 Assistant Night Nursing Supervisor .... 3548 Assistant Nursing Teaching Supervisor ................. 3552 Health Service Assistant Nursing Supervisor 3554 Health Service Nursing Supervisor 3556 Hospital Nursing Supervisor ..... ............... 3558 Night Nursing Supervisor 3562 Assistant Out-Patient Nursing Supervisor ......... 3564 Out-Patient Nursing Supervisor 3566 Assistant Director of Nursing Services .. 3568 Assistant to Director, School of Nursing ............... 3614 Pharmacist 3618 Chief Pharma 3714 Medical Social 3718 Psychiatric So 3815 Allergometric . . . , . , . , . . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ... . . . , . .. .. . . 3824 X-Ray Therapist .............................................................................. 3828 Senior X-Ray Therapist .......................................... 3842 Physical Therapist ... ................. 4116 Principal Labo 4225 Anatomical Embal 4442 Laboratory Techno1 4446 Student Technologist Su 4472 Junior Scientis

Proposed P4y Range

Present Proposed Class Pay Pay No. Class Title Range Range

4474 Assistant Scientist ............... ................ ............................................ 280-330 300-350 5214 Bookbinder .......................................................................................... 234-274 244-284 5216 Bookbinder Foreman ................. .. .......................................... 280-330 290-340 5242 Editorial Proof Reader ...................................................... 24-264 234-274 5246 Manager o 376-436 391-451 5330 Chauffeur 184-214 214-254 5378 Manager 361-421 376-436 6118 Dormitor 254-294 280-330 6132 Assistant 421-481 462-532 6332 Dietitian ............................................................................................. 204-244 214-254

............................................. 6334 Senior Dietitian .......................... .. 234-274 244-284 6338 Principal Dietitian ......................................................................... 280-330 290-340

..................... 6348 Director of Hospital Nutrition Service 361-421 376-436 6418 Manager of Creame 280-330 290-340 6420 Dairv Products Su~ervlso 219-259 224-264 6920 Director. ~ e ~ a r t m e b t of Protection and In- .... - ...... . . 7 --. -~

vest~gation ............................................................................................... 406-466 462-532 ........................ 7230 Farm and Grounds Superintendent 320-370 346-406

....................................................... 8116 Director of Art Gallery 320-370 346-406 8321 Concerts and Lectures Su~ervisor .......................... 376-436 391-451 8324 Assistant to the ~ i r e c t o r , Department of

.............................................................. Concerts and Lectures 280-330 290-340 8325 Director, Department of Concerts and Lec-

................................................................................................. tures 502-572 522-592 8412 Junior Librarian ......................................................................... 204-244 214-254 8414 Librarian .......................................................................................... 234-274 244-284 8432 Principal Librarian (Group of Classes) .................. 300-350 310-360 8465 Librarian of the Agriculture Library ...................... 346-406 376-436

(Effec. 10-1-49)

9114 Psychometric Assistant ....................................................... 179-209 184-21'4 9145 Director of Student Housing Bureau ....................... 290-340 310-360 9175 Student Organization Finance Counselor .............. 244-284 280-330

The reasons for changing the pay ranges are two-fold: (1) To place these positions, such as nurses and laboratory technologists, in comparable positions with the State Civil Service. These changes have of necessity affected other classes in related series which also are being included. (2) .Many of the classes include only single positions. Therefore, in order to give recognith to growth in duties and responsibilities, a change in pay range is the only means by which such a reclassification can be effected. These changes have been carefully considered and are being recommended after close study by the Office of Civil Service Personnel and the Civil Service Committee.

Voted on recommendation of the Civil Service Corn- rnittee and the President to approve the following policy for determining the pay status of Civil Service employees in classes assigned to higher pay ranges, effective J,uly 1, 1949:

In those classes assigned to higher pay ranges to reflect in- creased responsibility or a change in duties, employees will be assigned in the new pay range effective July 1, 1949, in accordance with Civil Service Rules governing promotion.

In those classes assigned to higher pay ranges to reflect an adjustment in rate only, employees in general will be assigned, effective July 1, 1949, to that step in the revised pay range which corresponds to their present earned step in the existing pay range, and in addition those employees who have not yet reached the maximum of the pay range for their class and who were employed on or before January 3, 1949, will be eligible to receive a merit increase of one increment step.

The following exceptions are noted to this policy : 1. A new employee appointed between July 1, 1948, and

January 3, 1949, at a salary in excess of the beginning rate for the class will be assigned to the lowest step in the revised pay range which will not decrease his present rate and will be eligible to receive a merit increase of one increment. A new employee appointed after January 3, 1949, at a salary in excess of his beginning rate for the class will be assigned to the lowest step in the revised pay range which will not decrease his present rate and will not be eligible to receive a merit increase.

2. An employee who received an emergency increase after July 1, 1948, will be assigned to that step in the revised pay range which corresponds to his relative position in the existing pay range prior to the emergency increase. Eligibility for a merit increase will be decided on the basis of employment before or after January 3, 1949, as under 1.

Voted on recommendation of the Civil Service Com- mittee and the President to approve reduction of work week at the Branch stations to 40 hours and amendment of the following Civil Service rules which are affected by this change: Present Rule 14.11:

14.11. The full-time work week for all classes in the University Civil Service employed in the Twin Cities area (i.e., Minneapolis Campus, St. Paul Campus, and Rosemount Research Center) and of the University of Minnesota, Duluth Branch, shall be 40 hours. The full-time work week for all classes employed elsewhere shall be 41 or 44 hours as designated.

R d e d to read as follows: 14.11. The full-time work week for all classes in the

University Civil Service shall be 40 hours. Present RuLe 14.22:

14.22. In the Twin Cities and Duluth areas, as defined in Rule 14.11, and with the exception of shift employees at University Hospitals as provided in Rule 14.23, hours in excess of 40 in any one calendar week shall a t the option of the employee be paid at the rate of time and one-half or compensated for by time off a t the rate of time and one-half, provided, however, that the total ac- cumulation of such time shall not exceed 40 hours. This rule shall apply outside the Twin Cities and Duluth Branch areas except that the overtime rate shall apply to hours in excess of 41 or 44 as designated. Revised to read as follows:

14.22. Hours in excess of 40 in any one calendar week, with the exception of shift employees at University Hospitals as provided in Rule 14.23, shall a t the option of the employee be paid at the rate of time and one-half or compensated for by time off a t the rate of time and one-half, provided, however, that the total accumu- lation of such time shall not exceed 40 hours. Present Rule 15.211:

15.211. Each Civil Service employee shall accumulate vacation leave with pay at the rate of one work day for each month of service rendered in accordance with Rule 15.162, provided total employment of the individual employee is regularly 75 per cent or more of the established full-time work week. An employee working regularly at least 75 per cent time shall accumulate vacation in proportion as the time worked bears to the full-time employment. In the Agricultural Schools and Experimed Stations and in those positions in the Twin Cities and Duluth areas which continue to operate regularly on a five and one-half day week, employees shall accumulate one and one-fourth days, or proportionate part thereof, for each month of service rendered. Vacation leave shall accumulate during the first six months of service, but shall not be available until the employee has satisfactorily completed that period of service. Revised to read as follows:

15.211. Each Civil Service employee shall accumulate vacation leave with pay at the rate of one work day for each month of service rendered in accordance with Rule 15.162, provided total employment of the individual employee is regularly 75 per cent or more of the established full-time work week. An employee working regularly at least 75 per cent time shall accumulate vacation in proportion as the time worked bears to the full-time employment. In those departments which continue to operate regularly on la five and one-half day week, employees shall accumulate one and one-fourth days, or proportionate part thereof, for each month of service rendered. Vacation leave shall accumulate during the

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first six months of service, but shall not be available until the employee has satisfactorily completed that period of service.

These rule changes are being made to effect a 40-hour week for employees in the branch stations who presently are working 41 and 44 hours per week. This conforms to State Civil Service practice which will have a standard 40-hour week for all 'employees, effective July 1, 1949.

President Morrill reported to the Board on the Hormel Institute Laboratories dedication ceremonies held Friday, May 27, 1949 in Austin, Minnesota, at which ceremonies Mr. H. H. Corey, Vice Chairman of the Hormel Founda- tion, presented a formal scroll which was accepted by him for the University. The scroll reads as follows:

These recently completed facilities, to be known as The Hormel Institute Laboratories, were designed and built by the Hormel Foundation, and are hereby dedicated to the purposes for which The Hormel Foundation was established. More specifically, and in accordance with the contract between the University of Minnesota and The Hormel Foundation of November 30, 1942, which established the Hormel Institute as a branch of the Graduate School of the University, these laboratories are dedicated to the promotion of education and research in plant, animal, and poultry production and utilization, including the relation of animal products to disease and the treatment of disease, animal and poultry diseases, food technology, nutrition, tree culture, and wood technology, and principles and techniques of management in relation thereto, and such other subjects as may be mutually agreed upon.

I t is the wish of the Foundation that University scientists make full use of these facilities in the service of mankind.

Voted to approve acceptance of the following bids and estimates and the execution of contracts covering the re- modeling of the Field House: General

Hagstrom Construction Co., St. Paul, Minnesota

Main Bid A .......................................................... $634,800.00 Alternate "C", omit interior wall paint, deduct 7,600.00

$627,200.00 Mechanical

Harris Brothers Plumbing Company, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Bid 4, combined heating, ventilating, and plumbi 96,500.00 Plumbing less expensive plumbing fixtures, deduct ...................................................................................... 5,923.00

90,577.00 1174

Electrical Kehne Electric Company, St. Paul, Minnesota ..........................................................................

Refrigeration Buildice Company, Minneapolis ....................

$880,567.00 $44,028.35

1,000.00 . . . . . . . . 5,000.00

For basketball floor ............................................ 15,000.00 Contingencies ..................................................... 5,000.00

70,028.35

...................................................... Grand total $950,595.35 Time of completion, December 10, 1949 Source of funds, Intercollegiate Athletic Funds

Voted to approve reconsideration for later action of the location of the College of Education Building west of the Intercampus Car tracks.

Voted to rescind the action of December 10, 1948, authorizing the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Com- pany, the insurer under Policy No. CGL 14410, to plead the defense of governmental immunity, with the under- standing, however, that proper legal documents be drafted covering stipulations with the plaintiff's attorneys to avoid any amendments to the present pleadings which would increase the amount of claims or introduce claims'for property damages into the suits.

Voted that the action heretofore taken fixing the salary of the Treasurer of the Board of Regents in the amount of $1,000 is hereby rescinded effective on July 1, 1949 and that on and after July 1, 1949 the Treasurer of the Regents of the University of Minnesota shall not receive any salary for acting as Treasurer.

Voted to amend action of May 13, 1949 authorizing a lease to the Village of Falcon Heights of approximately .86 of one acre fronting 150' on Larpenteur Avenue imme- diately west of the Farmers Union Grain Terminal As- sociation building to provide for a second renewal of fifteen years with rental for that renewal to be based on 2% of the valuation of the property as determined at that time by the St. Paul Real Estate Board.

Voted to instruct the Secretary to canvass the pos-, sibility of a Regents' trip to the Agricultural Schools and Stations at Morris, Crookston, and Grand Rapids on July 7, 8, and 9, 1949.

The President and the Academic Vice President 'dis- cussed with the Board the plan, objectives, and financing of SPAN.

Voted to authorize employment of Mr. Bernard J. Hein, Albert Lea, Minnesota, as Architect for the in- structional and dormitory buildings at the Waseca School of Agriculture and the Agricultural Hall addition at Morris School of Agriculture authorized by the 1949 Legislature. (Contract filed supplement to the minutes, page 5092)

Voted to reaffirm action contained in resolution adopted March 11, 1949 and to refer to the Business Vice Presi- dent with power determination of the last available date for removal.

Voted to approve the following security transactions of the Investments Committee :

April 1, 1949 through June 16, 1949 ACQUISITIONS Purchase-Bond

Dormitory for Men Plant Fund Amount Security Maturity Cost

$500,000.00 United States of America, .......................... Treasury Notes 1 g % 4-1-1950 $500,858.17

Health Service Building Fund 300,000.00 United States of America,

...................... Treasury Notes 13/g% 4-1-1950 300,522.00 Student Loan Reserve Fund

10,000.00 United States of America, ........................... Treasury Notes 4-1-1950 10,017.40

Student Organization-Group Investment 1,300.00 United States of America, Sav-

ings Bonds Series "G" 2$4% ......... 4-1-1961 1,300.00 Student Union Plant Fund

70,000.00 United States of America, ....................... Treasury Notes l g % 4-1-1950 70.121.80

Amount 80,000.00

No. of shares 50

Amount $ 56,000.00

Variety Club Heart Hospital Security Maturity

United States of America, Cer- tificate of Indebtedness lfi%

................................................. Series "D" 4-1-1950

Purchase-Corporate Stock Mayo Foundation

Security Class Liggett & Meyers Tobacco Co., $25 par Common

ent Pacific Gas and Electric CO., 5% Redeemable First Pref.

Group Investment Cincinnati Gas & Electric CO.,

....................................... $8.50 par value Common Southern California Edison

............................... Company, $25 par Common John A Johnson

Cincinnati $8.50 par Common

ividend Mayo Foundation

Common

Group Investment Eastm $10.00 Common

EXCHANGES Exchanges-Bonds

Mayo Memorial Fund Security Maturity

United States of America, f i r - F'ificates of Indebtedness Series

........................................................ E" lfio/o 6-1-1949 W e recaved in exchange the following : United States of America, Cer- $ficates of Indebtedness Series

................................................. . . . E" 1g% 6-1-1950

Cost

80,000.00

Cost

$2,500.00

Cost

$56,000.00

Amount 252,000.00

Mayo Public Health Fund Security Maturity C O S ~

United States of America, Cer- ),ificates of Indebtedness Series E" 12.8% ............................................................ 6-1-1949 z52,073.08

W e recelved in exchange the following : United States of America, Cer- fjficates of Indebtedness Series E" I%% ......................................................... 6-1-1950

Flour City Architectural Education United States of America, Cer- !,ificates of Indebtedness Series E" 12.8% ......................................................... 6-1-1949

We received in exchange the following : United States of America, Cer- fjficates of Indebtedness Series E" 1%% ....................................................... 6-1-1950

Student Loan Reserve Fund United States of America. Cer- ljficates of ~ndebtedk!ss- 'series EM 12.8% ................................................... 6-1-1949 100,030.00

We received in exchange the - following : United States of America, Cer- )jficates of Indebtedness Series E" 1 g % ...................................................... 6-1-1950

Trust Funds United States of America, Cer- !ificates of Indebtedness Series E" 12.8% ...................................................... 6-1-1949 200,069.20

We received in exchange the following : United States of America. Cer- f]lficates o f Indebtedness series E" 1 g % .......................................................... 6-1-1950

Variety Club Heart Hospital United States of America, Cer- $ficates of Indebtedness Series D" l$$% ................. .. ............................ 4-1-1949 71,023.43

We recelved in exchange the following : United States of America, Cer- fificates of Indebtedness Series

D"1$$% .................................................... 4-1-1950

DISPOSALS Maturities

Minnesota Hospital and Home for Crippled Children-Endowment Amount

Amount Security Maturity Cost Received $ 5,000.00 Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad

Equipment Trust ...................... 5-1-49 $ 4,935.73 $ 5,000.00 r 10,000.00 Missouri Pacific Railway

Equipment Series "EE" 2J4% 6-16-49 10,220.92 10,000.00 Senate Cormnittee for Intercollegiate Athletics-Endowment

260,000.00 United States of America, Cer- tificates of Indebtedness Series

4' 1, E lg% ............................................................ 6-1-49 260,072.80 260,000.00 Service Enterprises

160,000.00 United States of America, Cer- tificates of Indebtedness Series

.............................................. DI, 4-1-49 160,051.20 160,000.00 1,240,000.00 United States of America, Cer-

fjficates of Indebtedness Series ......................................................... En lg% 6-1-49 1,240,427.73 1,240,000.00

Trust Fund-Swift and Compiury 3,000.00 United States of America, Cer-

tificate of Indebtedness 1%% ....................................................... Series " D 4-1-49 3,000.00 3,000.00

Variety Club Heart Hospital 135,000.00 United States of America, Cer-

:'ificate of Indebtedness Series E" 144% .................................................... 6-1-49 1?5,039.15 135,000.00

Called Bonds Group Investment

1,000.00 Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., 3% debentures called at 100% 5-1-61 990.00 1,005.00

Group Investment 25,000.00 United States of America 2%

(called at par June 15, 1949) 6-15-51 25,000.00 25,000.00 Sale-Rights

William B. Folwell Military Collections No. of Amount Rights Security Class Received

5 American Telephone and el. Company ...................................................... Common $ 4.98

Group Investment 1q American Telephone and Tel.

Company ........................................................ Common 102.93

Voted to approve the following applications for grant: , $90,300.00 to the Carnegie Corporation by Dr. John G.

Darley, Graduate School, for continued support of the Laboratory for Research in Social Relations.

$48,632.00 to the United States Public Health Service, Na- tional Institute of Health, by Dr. 0. H. Wangensteen and Dr. David State, Surgery, for continued support of the Cancer Detection Center

$25,010.60 to the Office of Naval Research, United States Navy, by Professor John D. Akerman, Aeronautical Engineering, for continuation of research on the physiological effects of ultra- sound

$14,558.99 to the Office of Naval Research, United States Navy, by Professor John D. Akerman, Aeronautical Engineer- ing, for continuation of research on the ratio of specific heats and the relaxation time of air and other gases

$13,000.00 to the Biological Division of the Chemical Corps, United States Army, by Dr. George A. Young, Jr., Hormel Institute, for work on swine diseases

$12,000.00 to the Office of Naval Research, Un!ted States Navy, by Dr. Robert Livingston, Chemistry, for conbnuatlon of research on photosensitizing action of chlorophyll

$11,662.10 to the Office of Naval Research, United States Navy, by Dr.'W. 0. Lundberg, Hormel Institute, for research on rancidity in edible fats and oils

$8,494.50 to the American Cancer Society, by Miss Katharine J. Densford, School of Nursing, for an expansion of the cur- riculum in nursing education

$8,000.00 to the Office of Naval Research, United States Navy, by Professor John D. Akerman, Aeronautical Engineering, for continuation of research on the supersonic blowdown wind tunnel

$6,926.00 to the Office of Naval Research, United States Navy, by Dr. Kenneth E. Clark, Psychology, for research on interest patterns of occupational groups

$5,085.00 to the Office of Naval Research, United States Navy, by Professor Donald B. Lawrence, Botany, for continuation of Glacier Bay, Alaska, vegetation study

$3,864.00 to the Surgeon General of the Air Force, by Dr. Donald W. Hastings, Psychiatry and Neurology, for development of more accurate methods of selection of flying personnel

$400.00 to the Naugatuck Chemical Company, by Dean C. H. Bailey, Agriculture, for research on seed treatment of legumes

Voted to accept with thanks the following gifts: Donor Carnegie Corporation of New York Amount $90,300 Fund Carnegie Corporation Laboratory for Research in

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National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis $15,716.04 plus overhead National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis-Re- search on Host Cell-Virus Relationship National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis $14,040.00 plus overhead National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis-Me- dulla Study National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis $13,950.00 plus overhead National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis-Polio Research-Pharmacology National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis $8,770.00 plus overhead National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis-Re- search on Bone and Muscle Growth National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis $3,020.00 plus overhead National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis-Study of Pulmonary Edema Minneapolis General Hospital $38,804 Minneapolis General Hospital Fellowships To support twenty-two fellowships and three in- structorships for the year 1949-50 Carnegie Corporation of New York $16,000 Carnegie Corporation of New York-State Organi- zation Service To establish a secretariat for community organi- zations in Minnesota, in accordance with correspondence filed supplement to the minutes, page 5093 The Rockefeller Foundation $14,000 The Rockefeller Foundation-Research in Inter- governmental Relations The Nutrition Foundation $5,600 The Nutrition Foundation Research on Fats For a study of the quantity and role of fatty acids in human blood lipids in accordance with correspondence filed supplement to the minutes, page 5094





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Estate of Tollof Thompson $5,592.15 Tollof Thompson Scholarship To establish a scholarship at the University of Minnesota, Duluth Branch, in accordance with will of Tollof Thompson, filed supplement to the din- utes, page 5095 PiIlsbury Mills, Inc. $2,500 Pillsbury Mills, Inc. Fellowship For continuance of research in accordance with memorandum of agreement filed supplement to the minutes, page 5096 Sharples Chemicals, Inc. $2,000 Sharples Chemicals Incorporated Research Fund For continuation of research in accordance wlth memorandum of agreement filed supplement to the minutes, page 5097 Swift and Company $2,000 .Swift and Company Research in Biochemistry For continuation of research in accordance with memorandum of agreement filed supplement to the minutes, page 5098 Bismarck Medical Foundation $1,500 Quain and Ramstad Clinic Fellowship Fund- Radiology Monsanto Chemical Company $1,500 Monsanto Chemical Company Graduate Fellowship in Organic Chemistry American Cyanamid Company $1,200 Amerlcan Cyanamid Company Research For continuation of research in accordance with memorandum of agreement filed supplement to the minutes, page 5099 Sylvania Electric Products Inc. $1,000 Sylvania Electric Products, Inc. Fellowship To establish a fellowship in Electrical Engineering, in accordance with correspondence filed supplement to the minutes, page 5100

Donor Socony-Vacuum Oil Company Amount $750 Fund Socony-Vacuum Oil Company Scholarship Purpose To establish a scholarship in Civil Engineering, in

accordance with correspondence filed supplement to the minutes, page 5101

Donor Massachusetts General Hospital Amount $750 Fund Dr. Henry K. Beecher Fund Study Relating to

Anesthesia Deaths Donor Alumni Association Division of Library Instruc-

tion, through the Greater University Fund Amount $500 Fund Lura C. Hutchinson Scholarship Donor Anonymous, through the Greater University Fund Amount $500 Fund Department of Surgery Traveling Scholarship Purpose To establish an annual traveling scholarship to

a senior fellow or first year staff man in the Department of Surgery, in accordance with correspondence filed supplement to the minutes, page 5102

Donor McConnon and Company Amount $500 Fund McConnon and Company Industrial Fellowship Purpose For continuation of research in accordance with

memorandum of agreement filed supplement to the minutes, page 5103

Donor Sears-Roebuck Foundation Amount $500 Fund Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Scholarship (College) Donor Norwegian Luncheon Club (11 donors) Amount $383 Fund Norwegian-American Graduate Fellowship Fund Donor Amount Fund Donor Amount Fund Purpose

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Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Hirsh $350 Samuel Hirshfeld Fund for Surgical Research AGSCO Chemicals, Inc. $300 Agricultural Supply Company Fund For continuation research on potatoes in accordance with memorandum of agreement filed supplement to the minutes, page 5104 The Presser Foundation $250 Presser Foundation Scholarship

Donor Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing CO. Amount $175 Fund Allis-Chalmers Fund Purpose For research on the baling of hay, in accordance

with memorandum of agreement filed supplem~nt to the minutes, page 5105

Donor Encyclopaedia Britannia, Inc. Amount $159 Fund Encyclopaedia Britannia Film Tuition Scholarship

Fund Donor American Cyanamid Company Amount $150 Fund American Cyanamid Company Research on Drugs Purpose To establish a research on drugs that are related

to anesthesiology, under the direction of Dr. Ralph T. Knight, in accordance with correspondence filed supplement to the minutes, page 5106

Donor Campus Chest, through the Greater University Fund

Amount $138.65 Fund Chinese Students ~ m e r g e n k Aid Fund Donors $45 B. C. Gamble Charitable Trust

and 45 P. W. Skogmo Charitable Trust Amounts Fund All-University Scholarship Fund Donor Minnesota Quarterly Amount $75 Fund English Composition Awards in Composition Purpose To establish three yearly prizes of $25 for out-

standing work published in advanced writing maga- zine, in accordance with correspondence filed supplement to the minutes, page 5107

Donors Anonymous Amount $58 Fund Booth Memorial Hospital Donor Mortar Board Amount $50 Fund Mortar Board Emergency Loan Fund Donor Country Dance Group Amount $50 Fund New Farm Union Building Fund Purpose To apply toward the construction of the New Farm

Union building, in accordance with correspondence filed supplement to the minutes, page 5108

Donor Class of 1948, West Central School and Station Amount $42.03 Fund Morris Student Activities Fund Purpose To purchase a new electric whistle Donors $12.50 R. N. McCaull, through the Greater Uni-

and versity Fund Amounts 12.50 George Wagner Fund Milling Engineering Scholarship Fund Donors $10.00 Mrs. H. M. Einan

and 5.00 Mrs. C. E. Daugherty, A.N.W. Club, Huron, Amounts South Dakota . ---- - ..-- ~-

1.00 Mrs. Ethel Russell Fund Malignant Disease Research Fund Donor Marjorie H. Thurston Amount $3 Fund Robert V. Cram Memorial Scholarship Fund Donor Northwest Hydrogas Company Amount Equipment and fuel Fund Flame Cultivation Fund Purpose For continuation of research in accordance with

memorandum of agreement filed supplement to the minutes, page 5109

Voted to accept with thanks gift of major welding and cutting equipment, with maintenance service, from the Air Reduction Sales Company, Minneapolis, to the Depart- ment of Mechanical Engineering.

Voted to accept with thanks the following gifts to the University Theatre :

Valuable collection of hats, hat forms, felt, plumes, flowers, fur muff and collar set, in excellent condition, from Miss Sally Meyers, Minneapolis.

3 necklaces, 1 bracelet, 3 pins, 1 chain, 3 hats, 1 petticoat, 2 1920 dresses, 1 colored bow, 1 baby dress and 1 blue velvet dress, in excellent condition, from Mrs. Lynwood G. Downs, Minneapolis

Voted on recommendation of the special committee (filed supplement to the minutes, page 5110) to approve use of Kendall Thyroxin endowment and current funds for research project involving use of Compound E in treatment of rheumatoid arthritis.

Voted to approve the report of the Business Vice Presi- dent to the Chairman of the Executive and Finance Com- mittee, filed supplement to the minutes, page 51 11.

Voted to approve transfers of funds No. 3001 to No. 3500.

Voted to approve journal vouchers No. 13001 to No. 15500 with the exception of Nos. 13664 and 13859.

Voted to approve requisitions No. 50442 to No. 54067, $877,124.32.

Voted to adjourn.

W. T. MIDDLEBROOK, Secretary

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