THE UNIVERS~TY OF TEXAS Office of the President

Austin

March 2, 1955

THE HONOXABLF: BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXA$

Mrs. Devall and Gentlemen:

I a m su%itting, with my recommendation f o r approval, the dockets f o r the fc?.lcwi"g coapoaei-;t insi~i.I:;a';isns cf .jzle universi'q of Cc;<as f o r your consideration at the meeting i n Austin on March 11 and 12, 1955:

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Main University and .- .;I ,. . ., Dental Branch

Extramural Divis i M. D. Anderson Hospital Texas Western Colle and Tumor I n s t i t u t e Medical Branch Southwestern Medical School."

The Postgraduate School of Medicine had no matters requiring act ion '

by the Regents at t h i s meeting.

Items concerning Central Administration a re l i s t e d below:

1954-55 Budget -- -- Aud.it?ng O i l and Gas Production - - - --- 1. Create a new posit ion of Accounting Clerk, e f fec t ive February 1, 1955, at a twelve monthst salary r a t e of $2,772, funds t o come from ~ v a i l a b l e Fund Unappropriated Balance.

Investment Off i ce ---- 2. Change the effect ive date of the appointment of M r . William W. Stewart, Investment Officer a t $12,500 fo r twelve months, from March 14 t o March 10, 1955, since he w a s ab le t o report at the e a r l i e r date.

3. Change the 12 nonthe' salary r a t e of Miss Mary Cook, E%cU.tive Assistant from $5,484 t o $5,760 (plus supplement), effect ive January 1, 1955, additional funds from Available Fund Unappropriated Balance.

OUT-OF-STATE TRIF': I recommend approval of an out-of-state t r i p f o r ---- M r , Berte R-. Haigh, Geologist i n C'narge of University Lands, t o New York City t o a t tend the annual meeting of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists t o be held March 28 t o Apri l 1, 1955, expenses t o be paid Prorn Account No. 9977, Board f o r Lease, University Lands - Geoloa, Office, Laboratory and Travel Expense.

TRANSFERS I N UNIVERSITY APPROPRIATION ACCOUNTS ON STATE COMPTROLLER'S ---" - - - -- BCIOKS-: In order t o carry out the Regents' Budget f o r 1954-55, it has - been necessary t o request tine State Comptroller of Public Accounts t o make t ransfers i n Central Administration funds as s e t out below. Requests f o r similar t ransfers i n other areas of the University System a r e s e t out i n the respective dockets. Under the terms of t h e Appropriation B i l l formal r a t i f i c a t i o n and approval of such t ransfers must'ibe entered i n the Minutes of t h e Regents. I recommend approval:

From - T-1725 Chancellor $17 , 041. 67 H-150 Auditing O i l and Gas Production of

Endowment Lands 733.00 R - 1 5 1 Expenses of the Board f o r Lease of

University Lands 680 .OO H-155 Geophysical Exploration (plus Fees) 15,703 a74 H-156 Expense of Surface Leasing 188.00 H-157 Workmen's Compensation 371.00

$34J717e

TRANSFERS IN UNIVERSITY APF'ROPRIATION ACCOWS ON STATE COMPTROLLER'S B-nEnUed)-~

-- - To -

T-1727 General Operating Expenses (Includes Other Salaries and Wages) $17,041.67

H-152 Geologizing, Surveying and Determin- ing Eoundaries of University Lands 8,031.7b

H-153 Ellrployment of Full Time Attorney on University Lands, Secretarial Help and Office Expense 1,624.00

H-154 Oil Field Supervision 5,270.00 H-159 General Operating Expenses (~ncludes

Other Salaries and Wages)

Sincerely yours,

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Office of the Vice-President

Main University Austin

President Logan Wilson Main Building 101 The University

Dear President Wilson:

I a m submitting herewith a docket f o r the Main University and Extramural Divisions f o r the meeting of the Board of Regents i n Austin on March 11 and 12, 1955-

1954-55 Budget Office of Classi%ied Pemonnel -- 1. ~ r e z e a posit ion o r Secretary (half-time), e f fec t ive February 1, 1955, at a half-time twelve months r a t e of $1,140 (plus $60.00 supplement), the $700 t o t a l needed f o r t h i s period 0% appointment t o come from Unallocated Salar ies .

Office of the Auditor - - 2. Appoint MI-. Grady C. Starnes as Auditor (with vote) a t a twelve months ' r a t e of $8,500.00 (no supplement), effective March 1, 1955, funds t o come from unused funds i n posi t ion of Auditor.

3. Create a posi t ion of Senior Clerk-Accounting Division at a twelve months' r a t e of $2,640 (plus supplement of $120), e f fec t ive February 1, 1955, the $1,540 plus $70 supplement t o come from Unallocated Sa lar ies .

Student Eealth Center - Out-Patient Divisi.on - m n g e the appointment of D r . Joseph T. Ph i l l i p s from Physician, General Gedicine-at $8,760 f o r twelve kont:~s, plus-supplement of $120, t o Assistant Director at a twelve months' r a t e of $10,000, effect ive February 1, 1955, the addi t ional funds needed t o come from Unallocated Salar ies .

Miscellaneous General Expenses 5. Increase the Surplus Property Acquisitions Account No. 3261 - Purchases, Packing, Shipping and Storage Costs by $5,000 from the Main University Unappropriated Balance.

School of Architecture 6 . c z t the resignation of M r . Goldwin Golldsmith, Professor (modified service) at $3,623.15 f o r nine months, effect ive a t close of business January 31, 1955.

7. Appoint M r . W i l l i a m Clark Craig a s Assistant Professor (one-third time) fo r the Second Semester at a t o t a l stipend of $700, funds t o come from unused sa l a r i e s .

8. Increase the account f o r Teaching Assistants and Assistants by $1,034 from Unallocated Salar ies .

College of Arts and Sciences --- Botany 9. Cancel the appointment of Miss Marie B. Morrow, Associate Professor (half-time) f o r the Second Semester and t ransfer the funds for her sa la ry i n the amount of $1,200 t o the General Bud@ Portion of t ie Mycology Project, Plant Research InstiCute, where she w i l l be full-t ime f o r the Second Semester.

College of Arts and Sciences (continued) Classical Languages 10. Appoint Mrs. Mary Brown Pharr as Instructor f o r the Second Semester at a t o t a l stipend of $2,000, funds t o come from unused sa la r ies .

Chemistry 11. Increase the account f o r Teaching Assistants and Assistants by $12,283, tne sum of $6,612.49 t o come from unused sa l a r i e s and $5,670.51 from Unallocated Salar ies .

12. Transfer the unused portion of D r . Roberts' sa lary i n the amount of $2,000 t o a Visi t ing Lecturers account i n the Office of the Dean.

Economics 13. Grant D r . Eastin Nelson, Professor at $6,900 f o r nine months, a leave of absence without salary f o r tne Second Semester.

English n p r o v e the appointment of the following a s Instructor (temporary) fo r the Second Semester at a t o t a l stipend of $1,750, funds t o come from unused sa l a r i e s plus $1,238.75 from Teaching Assist,ants and Assistants:

Americo Paredes Robert Jay Barnes John Roland Dove George Marshall Joseph Colten Ernest B. Speck

Geology 15. Grant Ykc. E l l i o t Gillerman, Instructor a t $4,000 f o r nine months, a leave of absence without sa la ry f o r the Second Semester.

16. Appoint Mr. Claude Willard Matt'news as Instructor f o r the Second Semester at a t o t a l stipend of $1,900, funds t o come from unused salary of M r . Gillerman.

17. Appoint M r . Wilfred Francois Roux, Jr., as Instructor f o r the Second Semester at a t o t a l st ipend of $1,800, funds t o come from unused salary of Mr. Grant, on leave.

18. Increase the account f o r Teaching Assistants and Assistants by $9,657.40, the sum of $6,587.50 t o come from unused sa l a r i e s and $3,069.90 from Unallocated Salar ies .

Germanic Languages . , . . ,.. . , ..: , , .

19. Extend the leave of absence without salary of D r . L. M. Hollander, .. ,:,

Professor (modified service) , through the Second Semester, and t ransfe h i s salary i n the amount of $3,159.94 f o r nine months t o the account f o r Teaching Assistants and Assistants.

20. Appoint Mr. Abdulkarim T. Ziara as Lecturer i n Arabic (one-fourth time) (temporary) f o r the Second Semester a t a t o t a l stipend of $450, %-

funds t o come from Unallocated Sa lar ies .

Government 21. Create an account e n t i t l e d Honoraria f o r Visit ing Consultants i n the amount of $1,500, funds t o come from account f o r Teaching Assistants and Assistants.

22. Increase the account f o r Maintenance and Equipment by $335 from Unallocated Maintenance and Equipment.

Home Economics 23. Appoint Miss Josephine Helen Staab as Associate Professor f o r the Second Semester at a t o t a l st ipend of $3,000, funds t o come from unused salary of Miss I l e t t .

College of A r t s and Sciences (continued) Home ~ c o ~ m ~ ( C o n t i n u e d ) 4. Continue the appointment of Mrs. Lucy W. Hanks a s Lecturer art-tine) f o r the Second semester a t a total. st ipend of $374.67 from unused sa l a r i e s .

Mathematics and Astronomy - 25. Grant a leave of absence without salary t o the following f o r the Second Semester:

Professor H. S. Vandiver (modif

Instructor Charles A. Nicol a t $

26. Change the s t a tus of M r . Milo Weaver, Instructor a t $3,900 f o r nine months, t o a half-time bas is f o r the Second Semester.

27. Cancel the Second Semester appointment of Mr. T. David Ling, Special Instructor at $3,300 f o r nine months.

28. Increase the account f o r Teaching Assistants and Assistants by $12,950 from unused sa l a r i e s .

Physics 29. Extend Yne leave of absence without salary of D r . R. N. L i t t l e , Jr., Professor at $6,300 f o r nine months, through the Second Semester.

30. Increase the account f o r Teaching Assistants and Assistants by $16,500, the sum of $9,646.25 t o come from unused sa l a r i e s and $6,853.75 from Unallocated Salar ies .

Psychology 31. Approve the following appointments for the Second Semester at the t o t a l stipend indicated f o r each, funds t o come from unused sa la r ies :

Assistant Professor Roger T. Davis (one-third time) $900 .OO

Instructor Don C . Teas (one-fourth time) 514.12

Lecturer Carl B. Hereford (one-tinird time) - I

600.00

32. Increase thedaccount f o r Teaching Assistants and Assistants by $347.20 from unused sa l a r i e s .

Sociology 33. Increase the account f o r Teaching Assistants and Assistants by $2,756.00 from unused sa la r ies .

Z 0 0 l 0 ~ =crease the account f o r Teaching Assistants and Assistants (zoology) by $900 from unused sa la r ies .

Office of the Dean --- 15. Create an account fo r "Visiting Lecturers" i n the amount of $2,365.00, the sum of $2,000.00 t o be t ransferred from unused salary of D r . Roberts i n Chemistry, and $365.00 from Unallocated Salar ies .

College of Business Administration ~ c c o u n t i E - 36. Change the s t a tus of M r . Robert T. Tussing from Instructor at $3,600.00 f o r nine months, t o Lecturer (two-thirds time) f o r the Second Semester a t a t o t a l stipend of $1,200.00.

37. Approve the following appointments for the Second Semester at the t o t a l stipend indicated, funds t o come from unused salar ies :

Instructor Maurice A. Hartman $1,800.00 W i l l i a m E. Wright 1,750.00

Lecturer Jack Gray Johnson (two-thirds time) 1,200.00

College of Business Administration (continued) ~ c c o u n t i n e vont inued) 38. Increase the account f o r Teaching Assistants and Assistants by $600.00, the sm of $150 t o come from unused sa l a r i e s and $450.00 from ~ n & l l o c a t e d sa l a r i e s .

Business Services 39. Approve the appointment of the following as Lecturer f o r the Second Semester at the t o t a l stipend l i s t e d f o r each, funds t o come from unused salar ies :

'MXS. Ruth l%usgrave Coole $1,800.00 Sidney Eugene Purser 1,800.00 Harry Vine, 111 (tvo-thirds time) 1,200.00 Mrs. Edna Joyce Reiley (one-third time) 500.00 NUTS. Graciela Gonzales 1,200.00 Melvin Lloyd Null (one-third time) 600.00

Finance, Insurance and Real Estate -- E. Approve the following a-ments f o r the Second Semester at the t o t a l stipend indicated, funds t o come from unused sa la r ies :

Lecturer Jolm Howard Sucke, Jr. (one-third time) $700.00 Lynn Foster Anderson (one-third time) 771.00

41. Approve changes i n appointment f o r the following fo r the Second Semester at the new t o t a l stipend indicated, additional funds needed t o come from unused sa la r ies :

Lecturer Girvin H. Sanderson (two-thirds time) $1,400.00 James Adon Byrd (two-thirds t i m e ) 1,200 .OO Leslie C . Peacock (two-thirds time) 1,200.00

42. Increase the account f o r Teaching Assistants and Assistants by $175 .OO from unused sa l a r i e s .

Management 43. Change the appointment of D r . Virgi l James, Associate Professor, from two-thirds time t o one-third time f o r the Second Semester. D r . James i s a l so serving as Director of Executive Development i n the Division of Extension and h i s appointment there w i l l be on a two-thirds time basis for the Second Semester, h i s t o t a l nine months' sa lary of $8,000 t o remain unchanged.

44. Approve the appointment of the following as Lecturer f o r the Second Semester at the t o t a l st ipend indicated f o r each,funds t o come from unused salar ies :

George E . Kiser Kenneth O l m (two-thirds time) Burnard Sord (two-thirds time ) Edmund Lynch (one-third time) Sanford Bunin (one-third t i m e ) Dennis Ford (one-third time)

$1,800.00 1,200.00 1,200.00

600.00 600.00 Goo. 00

Marketing, Resources, and - Transportation 45. Change the appointment of M r . Richard Sanborn Nelson, Lecturer, from one-third t o two-thirds time for the Second semester at a tot& stipend of $1,200.00, the additional $600 needed t o come from Unallocated Salar ies .

46. Approve the appointment of the fo l lo~?ing as Lecturer for the Second Semester at the t o t a l stipend indicated f o r each, funds t o come from unused sa l a r i e s i n the amount of $1,700 and from Unallocated Salar ies i n the amount of $700.00:

Burba E . Bohannon (two-thirds time) $1,200.00 John Gary Johnson (one-third time) 600.00 Ernst D. Becker (one-third time) 600.00

College of Education C u r r i c u l ~ and Instruct ion - 47. Increase the account f o r Teaching Assistants and Assistants by $1,400.00 from Unallocated Salar ies .

48. Appoint Mrs. Joyce Reiley a s Lecturer (one-third time) f o r the Second Semester a t a t o t a l st ipend of $500, funds t o come from Teaching Assistants and Assistants account.

49. Accept the resignation of D r . James W. Baldwin, Associate Professor; Sponsor,the J. L. Henderson Collection (modified service) e f fec t ive at close of business January 31, 1955. D r . Baldwin's nine months' sa lary r a t e is $2,366.25, but he has been on leave the first semester.

Educational P9ycholog~ - .---- 50. Increase fche account f o r Teaching Assistants and Assistants by $2,956.45, of the amount $1,100 from unused sa l a r i e s and $1,856.45 from Unallocated Salar ies .

College of Engineering Architec&al Engineering 51. Increase &e account f o r Teaching Assistants and Assistants by $1,000 by t ransfer of unused funds i n Department of Engineering

Chemical Engineering 52. Gwrit D r . Kenneth A. Iiobe, Professor at $9,000 f o r nine months, a leave of absence with pay f o r t h e period May 25 . - June 15, 1955, i n order t h a t he may at tend the Fourth World Petroleum Congress i n Rome, I t a l y as the o f f i c i a l representative of the University. The t r i p w i l l be made without expense t o the University.

Civi l Engineering 53. Change the appointment of M r . Hudson Matlock, Assistant Professor at $5,500 f o r nine months, t o a two-thirds time bas is f o r the Second Semester.

54. Appoint M r . Marcel E . Gres a s Special Instructor (one-third time) f o r the Second Semester a t a t o t a l stipend of $974.97, funds t o come from unused sa l a r i e s .

55. Increase the account f o r Teaching Assistants and Assistants by $800 from unused sa la r ies .

E lec t r ica l Engineering 56. Cn~nge the appointment of M r . W . F. Helwig, Associate Professor at $5,200 fo r nine months, t o a two-t'nirds t i m # bas i s f o r the Second Semester since he i s being appointed on a one-third time bas is i n the Bureau of Engineering Research.

57. ~pprove the appointment of the following as Lecturer f o r the Second Semester at the t o t a l st ipend indicated, funds t o come from unused sa la r ies :

Morgan A. Bondy (three-fourths time) $1,237.50 Albert N. NicQuown ( three -eighths time ) 618.75

Engineering Mechanics 58. Change the s ta tus of iW. E . A. Ripperger, Associate Professor a t $5,900 f o r nine months, t o eight-ninths time f o r tne Second Semester.

59. Appoint the following a s Lecturer f o r the Second Semester at the t o t a l stipend indicated, funds t o come from unused sa la r ies :

B i l l Gorton Eppes ( three -fourths time) $1,425.00 George Goldloaum (one-fourth time) 635.62

College of Engineering (continued) ~ n g i n e e r z g Mechanics (continued) 60. Increase the account f o r Teaching Assistants and Assistants by $450 .OO from unused sa l a r i e s .

61. Transfer $1,000.00 of unused s a l a r i e s t o the Teaching Assistants and Assistants account, Department of Architectural Engineering.

Mechanical Engineering - 6 2 . h a n g e the amointmznt of M r . Jack Scanlan, Assistant Professor at $4,6001for ninemonths, t o a half-time b a s i s - f o r the Second Semester since he is being appointed in the Bureau of Engineering Research on a half-time bas is .

63. Approve the following appointments f o r the Second Semester a t the t o t a l stipend indicated, funds t o come from unused sa la r ies :

Assistant Professor Richard 0 . Welty (one-fourth time) $ 674.64 Frank W . McBee, Jr. (one-sixth time) 609.35

Instructor Edward McFarland Wight (one-fourth t i n e ) 556.47

64. Increase the account f o r Teaching Assistants and Assistants by $2,181.25 from unused sa l a r i e s .

Petroleum Engineering 65. Cazcel t'ne appoTntment of Mr. Norman Lamont, Associate Professor at $5,900 f o r nine months since he d id not accept the posit ion offered.

66. Increase the account fo r Teaching Assistants and Assistants by $766.50 from Unallocated Salar ies .

College of Fine Arts --- Drama C ~ c c e p t the resignation of Y r s . Marion R. McNichael, Assistant Professor a t $4,200 f o r nine months, effect ive at close of business January 31, 1955.

68. Increase the account f o r Teaching Assistants and Assistants by $1,700 from unused salary of Yms. McMichael, resigned.

Music 6 9 . c r e a t e posit ion of Social Science Research Assistant I i n the amount of $250, funds t o come from the Maintenance and Equipment account.

70. Grant M r . Clifton Williams, Assistant Professor at $4,600 a leave with pay Fobruarjr 22-March 9, 1955, t o tour with Sain Antonio Symphony Orchestra, f o r which he w i l l receive remuneration i n the amount of $270.

School of Law - -- 71. Yr, ;or@ B m o r a G r a f is t o serve aa Vis i t ing Professor of Latin-American Law for the period April 15-May 14, 1955, r ~ c e i v b g an hon- cra2iu;o of $700, funds t o come from Account No. 2968 - Conferences and/or Special Lectures i n the Latin-American Fie ld i n the budget of the Ins t i t u t e of LatiinAmerica Studies.

Graduate School of Library Science 72. Transfer t i f l e ~ ~ 2 ~ 1 0 0 from unused salarv of Miss Stallman& . , "

on leave, t o the account f o r Lecturers (part-time) and approve the following appointinents from t h i s item f o r the Second Semester at the t o t a l salary indicated f o r each:

Cnarles Fred Folmer (one-fourth time) $ 800.00 Sam Gerald Whitten (one-third time) 650.00 PIES. Catheryne Commons S e t t l e s Franklin

(one-third time) 650.00

The above appointees a re a l so serving i n the Library where t h e i r time w i l l be reduced accordingly.

73. ROTC Units A neww-E%3een adopted f o r assigning academic rank on the bas i s of mil i tary rank t o the teaching personnel of the ROTC un i t s . I n accordance-with t h i s plan I recommend approval of the following appointments effect ive February 1, 1955, a l l assignments t o be without sa la ry from the University:

A i r Science and Tactics - - Professor

David H. Thomas (colonel) Associate Professor

George E . Abernathy (Lt . colonel) Eugene A. Wink, Jr. (Major)

Assistant Professor Robert C. Brown (Captain) Marvin E. Gholson (Captain) James C . Lambdin (Captain) Harold R . Stanton (captain) Ralph S. Kaplan (1s t Lieutenant)

Mili tary Science and Tactics - Professor

Hugh D . McGaw (Colonel) P-ssociate Professor

Marvin L . Bell ( ~ t . colonel) Thomas A. Livingston (Lt. colonel) Benjamin B . Maxwell (Lt . Colonel) Ralph A. Tolve (Lt. Colonel) Charles T. Forrester ( ~ a j o r ) Rudolph Staffa (Major)

Assistant Professor Lewi s V. E h e r (Captain) James A. Hawthorne (Captain) Daniel T. Weber (Captain)

Naval Science

Professor Francis J. Johnson (captain)

Associate Professor Radford K. A-ner (Coromander) F. J. O'Malley (Lt. Commander) James H. Pope ( ~ a j o r , USMC)

Assistant Professor Richard Bergen ( ~ i e u t e n a n t ) Roger A. Chapman ( ~ i e u t e n a n t ) William L. Foster (Lieutenant) Donald R. Wageck ( ~ i e u t e n a n t junior grade)

1955 S m e r Session - College of Arts and Sciences - - -- Botany ~ r a n s f e r the $265.00 al locat ion f o r Teaching Assistants and Assistants from the Second Term t o tinat account i n the F i r s t Term.

Economics -. 75. Cancel the appointment of D r . Eastin Nelson, Professor at $1,150.00 i n the Second Term.

76. Transfer the appointment of M r . Murray E . Polakoff, Assistant Professor at $800, from the F i r s t Term t o the Second Term.

77. Approve the appointment of Mr. Sherman Shapiro as Assistant Professor i n the F i r s t Term a t a stipend of $716.00, funds t o come from unused sa la r ies .

English 78. Transfer Mr. John A. Walter, Assistant Professor at $850.00 from the F i r s t Term t o the Second.

1955 Summer Session (continued) -- Home Economics - 79. Change the appointment of Miss Mary Goldmann, Assistant Professor ( three- f i f ths time) a t $480 from the Second Term t o the F i r s t .

80. Change the appointment of Miss Elizabeth Tarpley, Professor ( three- f i f ths time) at $660.00 from the Second Term t o the F i r s t , and remove her from Socond Tornaa Acting Chairman.

81. Change the appointment of M i s s Sa l l i e Beth Moore, Assistant Professor ( three- f i f ths time) a t $519.00 from the F i r s t Term t o the Second.

82. Change the appointment of Miss Margaret Eppright, Professor ( three- f i f ths time) at $630 from the F i r s t Term t o the Second and appoint her a s Acting Chairman f o r the Second Term, vice Miss Tarpley, transferred.

Mathematics and Astronomy - 63. Resign M r . T. David Ling, Special Instructor at $550.00, from the F i r s t Term.

Romance. Languages 84.0~ i n oarentheses the sum of $618.00 as salary f o r D r . Ynsfran, Professor ( three- f i f ths ' t ime) the amo& t o be supplied from funds of tne Latin American Ins t i t u t e .

College of Business Administration finance, Insurance and Real Estate

A a ? s o i n t M r . ~ e z e r ~ e a c o c k a s Lecturer for the Second Term at a t-dtal stipend of $600.00, funds t o come from Special Teaching Assistants and Assistants account i n the Dean's Office.

87. Change the stipend f o r D r . Oliver H . Bown, Lecturer (half-time) i n the Second Term, from $431.00 t o $438.OO,additional funds t o cone from Summer Session Unappropriated Balance.

History - and Philosophy of Education D r . W i l l l a - E . Drake t o the unf i l led posi t ion of

Visi t ing Lecturer i n both terms of the Summer Session at $1,200 each term.

College of Engineering Chemical?ngineering 89. Appoint M r . Herbert Stanford Isbin t o the unt i l l ed oosi t ion of visiting Professor i n both terms of the Sumner Session a t $1,300 each term.

Mechanical Engineering 90. Appoini;&. Lcomrdt F. B e i s l e aB Assistant Profaasor. Second Term, a t $800; funds t o cone from unf i l led posi t ion of Associate Professor.

College of Fine Arts --- Drama - 91. Appoint D r . Francis Hodge as Acting Chairman f o r the F i r s t Term i n place of M r . James Moll.

92. Accept the resignation of M r . Neil Whiting, Instructor at $633.00, from the F i r s t Term.

93. Appoint M r . Lyle Hendricks as Instructor at $633.00 f o r the F i r s t Term, vice M r . Whiting, resigned.

1955 Summer Session (Continued) Music K c h a n e e the t i t l e of M r . Joseph Cunningham i n the F i r s t Term from Special Instructor t o Instructor a t no change in salary.

College of Pharmacy - --- 95. Accept the resignation of D r . C. 0 . Wilson from appointment as Professor at $1,250.00 from both terms.

School of Social Work m p z i n t D r . juanita M. Luck t o the unf i l led posi t ion of Special Consultant - Group Work at $1,000.00 i n the F i r s t Term.

97. Appoint Mrs. Ruby Strand Inlow a s Special Consultant - Summer Workshops f o r the period June 20-July 1 at a t o t a l stipend of $1,000, funds t o come from the two $500 posit ions provided i n the budget of the F i r s t Term. Y e s . %low w i l l conduct two workshops concurrently.

, Schermbeck as Research Associate 11, ef fec t ive February 15, i955, a t a twelve months' r a t e of $4,728.00 plus supplement, vice M r . McMillan, Jr., resigned.

99. Change the appointment of IN^. Lynn F. Anderson, Assistant Director, Social Science Research Associate I11 at $6,168.00 f o r twelve months, t o a two-thirds time bas is f o r the period February 1 - June 15, 1955, since he is being appointed t o teach i n the Department of Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate on a one-third time bas is f o r the Second Semester.

100. Increase the item f o r Travel, Supplies, Publications and Incidentals by $439.00 from Unallocated Salaries, t h i s amount equaling the unexpendod salary i n t n e posit ion t o which M r . Schermbeck was appointed.

Plant Research I n s t i t u t e ---- 101. Appoint MiKbia.rie Morrow a s Mycologist (half-time) i n the General Budget Portion of the Mycology Research Project f o r the period February 1 - June 15, 1955, fun& t o come from Department of Botany.

Texas Petroleum Research Comraittee --- 102. Appoint M r . Charles W . Larkam as Technologist ( ~ e s e a r c h Sc ien t i s t V) (half-time), e f fec t ive September 1, 1954, a t a full-t ime twelve months ' r a t e of $6,600, p ius supplement.

Division of Extension -- - --- Extension Teaching and Fie ld Service Bureau --- - P

103. Grant Miss Willie Holdsworth, Lecturer i n Educational Psychology at $4,900 fo r nine months, a leave of absence without salary f o r the period February 1 - Y ~ r c h 15, 1955, and t ransfer the unused portion of her salary i n the amount of $822.73 ($807.89 plus supplement) t o the Consultants item.

104. Appoint M r . Lyle 0. Estenson as Visit ing Lecturer i n Educational Psychology f o r the period June 6-July 15, 1955 at a t o t a l stipend of $900, funds t o come from Extension Teaching Centers.

105. Increase the account f o r Cler ica l Assistants by $1,000 from funds of Extension Teah&g Centers.

106. Increase the account fo r Maintenance, Travel and Print ing by $6,000 from Main University Unappropriated Balance.

Industr ia l and Business Training Bureau - --.. 107. Increase the account f o r Cler ica l Assistants by $800, half of t h i s amount t o cone from Revolving Print ing Fund and half.from the account f o r Maintenance, Equipment and Travel.

Division - . of Extension (continued) Office of the Dean - -- - =Change the appointment of M r . Virgi l A. James, Associate Professor of Management; Director of Executive Development at $8,000 f o r nine months, from a one-third t o a two-thirds' time bas i s fo r the Second Semester.

109. Increase the account f o r Cler ica l Assistants by $900 from the Maintenance and Equipment account.

110. Transfer from Developroent Expenses account t o Special Act ivi t ies Fund - Extension Division the sum of $2,000, t o be used i n .the production of a motion p ic ture f o r t'ne Main University.

Library 111. Change the appointment of Mr. Charles Fred Folmer, Associate University Librarian at $6,600 f o r twelve months, plus s ~ p p l ~ i t X % > t o a three-fourths time bas is f o r the period February 1 - June 15, 1955.

Testing and Guidance Bureau -- 112. Increase the salary of D r . Gordon V. Anderson, Assistant Director; Associate Professor of Educational Psycholog,-, from $7,900.00 fo r twelve months, t o $8,400 -00 (plus supplement i n both cases), effect ive June 1, 1955.

113. Change the appointment of D r . Oliver H. Bown, Assistant Director, a t $5,900 f o r twelve months, t o a half-time bas is f o r the period July 19 - August 31, 1955, since he i s serving half-time i n the Department of Educational Psychology during the Second S m e r Term.

114. Accept the resignation of IW. Robert P. An&erson, Clinical Psychologist at $5,760.00 fo r twelve mont'ns, plus supplement, effect ive a t close of business March 7, 1955.

115. Appoint YES. Christ ian R. Oldenburg a s Psychometrist I, ef fec t ive Febrary 1, 1955 at a twelve months' sa lary r a t e of $2,520, plus supplement, funds t o come from Unallocated Salar ies .

Intercol legiate Athlet ics -- 116. Approve t'ne appointment of t h e following as Assistant Football Coach a t a twelve monthsr salary r a t e of $7,500, the appointments effect ive February 1 - December 31, 1955:

Charles Waller August M. Michalske

117. Change the salary r a t e of M r . Grover C . Emerson, Line Football Coach, from $7,300 t o $7,500 on a twelve months' basis, e f fec t ive January 1 - December 31, 1955.

8 Approve the appointment of M r . Robert L. Layne a s Quarterback Coach a t a salary of $1,250, beainningFebruary 1, 1955 and continuing f o r the f u l l period of spring t ra in ing in footbal.1 and t o include conferences before and following the spring t ra in ing period.

Business Office - Auxiliary and Service Act ivi t ies - - l l 9 . Increase the item fo r Salar ies not itemized by $2,450, funds t o come from Unallocated Ealances.

Hogg Foundation f o r Mental Hygiene - 120. ~ransfe~t~e-s~f-$1,9?5.00 from fwds of the Hogg Foundation in to a special account f o r Sociological Research.

Government Sponsored Research Projects -- Bureau of B'tsiness Research - G u l f Coast Study No. 14-06-500-140 ---- 121. ~ E o i n t the following facul ty members t o posit ions as indicated, payment t o be mde on indicated hourly basis, hours not t o exceed t en per week, appointment effect ive February 1, 1955:

Resources Special is t (Faculty) Stanley A . Arbingast $3.85

Social Science Research Associate I (Faculty) Robert H. Ryan 2.21

122. Cimge the appointment of M r . Francis B. May, Research Sc ien t i s t , from a half-time bas is at $277.77 p ~ r month t o a h ; hourly basis, not t o exceed t en pe r week, at $3.21, change effect ive February 1, 1955.

123. Change the appointment of M r . Richard C . Renshaw, Jr., Sta t i s t ic ian , and M r . Alfred G. Dale, Social Science Research Associate I, from appointment without salary t o appointments on an hourly basis (not t o exceed t en pe r week), a t r a t e of $2.95 and $2.31 respectively, effect ive March 1, 1955.

Combustion Kinetics Project -- -- 2 Appoint D r . S. 3. Simonsen a s Research Sc ien t i s t (~acul l ;y) (1/4) at $152.78 per month, e f fec t ive December 1, 1954.

Defense Research Laboratory 125. ~ h z g e the appointment of D r . Claude W . Horton, Research Sc ien t i s t (physics) (Faculty) from a one-fourth time bas is at $188.88 per month t o a one-twentieth time at $37.78 per montn, effect ive February 1, 1955.

Lj.ng~is:>,i-s Project --- - . Appoint M r . Leo F. Engler a s Research Sc ien t i s t I V a t $504.00 per month plus $10 .OO supplement, e f fec t ive Septem'ser 1, 1954.

MiliC,ary Physics Research Laboratory - 2 . Accept the resignation of M r . William J. Viavant, Research Sc ien t i s t v a t $610 per month, plus $10.00 supplement,effective at close of business January 31, 1955.

128. Appoint M r . James E. Nunnally a s Research Sc ien t i s t I V at $480 -00 per month, plus $10 .OO supplement, effect ive Jaiiuzry 17, 1955.

Structural $iechanics Research Laboratory -7 --..- -

129. Terminate the appointment of M r . James Robert Holmes, Research Engineer (Faculty) (1/4) at $138.89 per month, effect ive a t close of business February 28, 1955.

Topies i n Algebra - and -- the Al*braic Theory of Numbers 110. ~ g d o i n t M r . H. S. ~ a n d ~ v e r as ~ i r e c t o ~ ( F a c u l t v ) fo r 20 hours - per weekat $457.78 per monhk, e f fec t ive ~ e b r u a r ~ 1,"i955, and effect ive June 16, 1955 f o r approximately 19 hours per week, a t $433.33 per month.

131. Appoint 1%. M. W. Weaver as Research Sc ien t i s t ( ~ a c a t ~ ) (1/2) time) a t $197.21 per month for the period February 1 - June 15, 1955.

GIFTS AND GRANTS: The following g i f t s and grants have been received -- a t the Main University. I recommend acceptance and tiiat the thanks and appreciation of the Board be sent the donors.

1. The Coastal Bend Pharmaceutical Association of Corpus Chris t i , Texas, has sent a check i n the amount of $200 f o r deposit t o the Pharmaceutical Foundation t o es tab l i sh a scholarship fo r high school seniors who are interested i n studying pharmacy a s a career.

GIFTS AM) GRANTS (continued) -- 2. The f i r m of Mevers and Rosser of Dallas has sent a check i n the amount of $200 for" deposit t o the Pharmaceutical Foundation t o es tab l i sh a scholarship f o r high school students interested i n making pharmacy a career. The company plans t o send 2s similar checks t o es tab l i sh f ive more such scholarships and t o make a contribution of $200 t o the unrestr ic ted funds of t h e Foundation.

3. The Resistance Welder Manufacturers' Association has sent a check f o r $1,000 t o continue the fellowship on seam welding u n t i l September 1, 1955.

4. The Fort Worth Advertising Club has sent a check i n the amount of $500.00 representing the first installment of a proposed loan fund ultimately t o amount t o $2,000.00, and t o be designated a s tke Charles C . Johnson Memorial Loan Fund f o r Advertising of the Fort Worth Advertising Club.

5. The Research Corporation has sent a check i n the amount of $5,600 t o be used for D r . W i l l i a m Shive's project e n t i t l e d "Single Carbon Unit Metabol&m. "

6. The following have named the University a s a beneficiary of pa r t of the proceeds of a policy with the College Life Insurance Company of America:

M r . Francis Carl Schulte, Fort Worth, Texas M r . Thoma; D. Higgins, Jr., San Antonio, Texas M r . J i m i e Alan Wilson, Lyford, Texas M r . Elvin Harlos Underwood, Grand Pra i r ie , Texas M r . Robert B. Buckinghm, Jacksonville, Texas M r . W i l l i a m Jackson Farmer, Austin, Texas M r . John Carl Donovan, Muncie, Indiana M r . Dcivid Leonard Amsbury, Eouston, Texas

7 . D r . A. B. Cox, Professor of Cotton Marketing, has endorsed t o the University a check from t'ne American Cotton Shipper's Association i n the amount of $2,500 which was furnished him t o co l lec t s t a t i s t i c a l data.

8 . The Engineers Club of Dallas has sent a second check i n the mount of $250 a s a scholarship t o be awarded t o Mr. Richard McCracken f o r the Second Semester.

9. Mr. Carroll Simmons, Secretary of The Board of Managers f o r the Schlumberger Foundation, has wri t ten t h a t t h e Foundation w i l l give t o the Universitjr f o r 1955-56 two scholarships and a matching grant t o be designated a s the Schlumberger Collegiate Awards. The scholarships a re t o be i n the amount of $500 each and the matching funds, $1,000.

10. The General Elec t r ic Educationajand Charitable Fund has selected the University a s the recipient of )% one of i ts fellowships t o be known as the "General Elec t r ic Fellowshis i n Chemistry." The fellowship w i l l provide a stipend of not l e s s than $1,750 f o r single Fellows o r f o r married Fellows without children, and minims:* of $2,500 for married Fellows with dependtnt children. I n addition, a grant of $1,200 w i l l be made t o the University t o cover other expenses associated with the fellowship and t o a s s i s t i n general support of the j$iversity. The Fellowship w i l l be first awarded f o r the academic year 1955-56 a.nd w i l l be continued f o r an over-al l period of three years, subject t o annual review and renewal.

11. The Rockefeller Foundation has made a grant of up t o $30,000 t o the University f o r support of research i n the biochemistry a rd phys io loa of algae, under the direct ion of D r . Jack Myers, the fund t o be available f o r three year period begiming July 1, 1955.

GIFTS AND GRANTS (Continued) -- 12. The Student Association has sent a check i n the amount of $128.55 f o r the benefi t of the John Lang Sinc la i r Eyes of Texas Scholarship Fund.

13. The Hughes Tool Company of Houston has sent a check i n the amount of $500 t o make available f o r 1955-56 the Hughes Mechanical Engineering Award f o r a senior student.

14. The Humble O i l and Refining Company of Houston has made a grant i n the nmount of $500 i n support of the conference on molecular quantm mechanics ten ta t ive ly scheduled t o be held on the campus i n December, 1955.

15. Contributions have been received f o r the Hally Bryan Perry Fund as follows:

Daughters of the Republic of Texas, Houston $ 50.00 M r . and Mrs. I. B. McFarland, Houston 5.00 YE. and Mrs. H. V. Jackson, Houston 5.00 Mrs. Ben T. Jordan, Victoria 2.00 Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm D. McLean, Fayettevil le, Ark. 10.00 M r . Gordon Mackey, Temple 10 .OO Miss Mary G. Tod, Houston 10 .OO M r . Joseph E. $!allis, Los Angeles, California 10.00 Mrs. Katharine S. Evans, Galveston 10.00 Miss Bessie Partlow, Liberky 5.00 Mrs. Leila M. Patterson, E l Paso. 5.00

6 . The Amarillo Classroom Teachers Association has sent a check i n the the amomt of $50.00 as a scholarship f o r Miss Ann Ousley f o r the Spring 1955 Semester.

17. The Lemuel Scarbrough Foundation has sent a check i n the amount of $500 t o be deposited i n a Current Restricted Funds account e n t i t l e d The Jenny Lind Porter Fellowship Fund and t o be subject t o d ra f t by D r . Aaron Schaffer, Chairman of the Department of Romance Languages.

18. The General Elec t r ic Company of New York City has wri t ten t h a t it has chosen the University for 1955-56 a s the recipient of one of i t s scholarships offered on a rotat ing basis t o colleges and univers i t ies . The scholarship i s t o be awarded t o an outstanding junior and the amount of the stigend i s $500, an addi t ional unrestr ic ted grant i n t i e amount of $250 being mde t o t h e university.

19. The Jewish Welfare Federation of Dallas has sent a check i n the amount cf $12.50 a s a g i f t t o t i e Kallnh of Texas Rabbis l i b ra ry fund.

20. The sum of $1,000 has been made available t o the Speech Clinic Fund by a donor who wishes t o remain anonymous.

21. The American Cancer Society, Inc., han ssn.% E aheck i n the amount of $500 a s a laboratory honorarium i n connection with a fellowship awarded D r . Burke H. Judd at the UnLversity.

22. The Texas =brary Association has sent a check i n the amount of $1,500 a s a grant-in-aid t o cover addi t ional expenses of supplies, c l e r i c a l help, t rave l , e t c . , connected with the study of l t b ra ry Personnel and l i b ra ry education being done by Miss Esther Stallmann, Professor of Library Science, on leave.

23. The American Society of Refrigerating Engineers has sent a check i n the amount of $1,000 which is a grant f o r a project t o be undertaken by the Bureau of Engineering Research e n t i t l e d "Enthalpy of Sea Water Mixtures i n the Freezing Zone.''

24. The Welding Research Council of the Engineering Foundation has sent a check i n the mount of $1,600 as a grant f o r a project on open web expanded beams t o be undertaken by Professor Toprac of the Department of Civ i l Engineering.

FELLOWSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS: The following fellowships and - -.-.- scholarships have been granted f o r the Second Semester of the 1954-55 Long Session (unless otherwise indicated) upon recommendation of the proper committee of award:

1. The following scholarships i n music have been awarded payable from the Fine Arts Foundation, Various Donors Account:

Arnold B. Magnes, Passaic, New Jersey - Viola $125 .OO Seymour Wakschal, Rosyln, Long Island - Violin 125 .OO Je r ry Neil Smith, Austin, Texas 75 .oo

2. Mr. Marvin E. Kuehner has been awarded a $100 Pharmaceutical Foundation Scholarship.

3 . Journalism Scholarships have been awarded a s follows:

!t'heta Sigtna Phi, Austin Alumnae Chapter - $75 .OO B i l l i e Annette Smith

Austin Professional Chapter of S i g a Delta Chi - $75.00 Jimmy R . Clark

Texas Journalism Scholarship - $125.00 Edgar Charles Watkins

Jesse H . Jones Journalism Scholarship - $125.00 Sydney S . Connor Robert P. Knight Nancy McMeans W i l l i a m Weaks Morris Ruth Pendergrass Grady Price W i l l i a m P. Rosenthal Joseph L. Schott Carol Sutherland Ann Patrick

4. Mrs. Pa t r i c i a O'Brien Pendley has been awarded a Panhellenic Scholarship i n the amount of $85.00.

5. The following scholarships i n the amount of $75 .OO each have been awarded by the Department of A r t from the fund lrnown a s "Friends of the Arts":

Willana 0. Blanton William D. Stephens W i l l i a m D . Klapp Roger Lee Winter James A. Ledbetter Jack Ray Wright

6 . M r . James kdon Byrd has been granted a fellowship carrying a monthly stipend of $100 from funds of the College of Business Administration Foundation - New York Life Insurance Company Grant f o r Various Purposes. The i n i t i a l fellowship i s ef fec t ive f o r the period from February 1 - August 31, 1 9 5 5

7. Miss Jane Allison has been selected -to receive a scholarship i n the amount of $100 from the Harris Jones Scholarship Fund.

8. M r . Ja rv is D. Michie has been selected as the recipient of the E. C. R. Bantel Scholarship i n the mount. of $250.

9. M r . John H. Coclrrell has been awarded the Stanley P. Finch Scholarship i n the amount of $250.

10. LaVerne Noyes Scholarships covering a l l required fees except supplementary fees i n Fine Arts and the General Property Deposit, have been awarded as follows:

Betty Sue Barker Joe E l l i o t t Davis James Russell Claybrook blargaret Lou Watson

FELLOWSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS: (Continued) -- 11. A Donna Dellinger Memorial scholars hi^ i n the amount of $50.00 has been awarded M r . James D. weir.-

12. Miss Elizabeth D. Roberts has been given a P - ~ b l i c Welfare Foundation Scholarship i n the amount of $150.00.

13. Awards from the L i l i a M. Casis Fellowship Fund have been made a s follows:

Charles F. Jeffrey $100 .OO B i l ly L. Leach 75.00 Jay C . Sproul 75.00

14. The following scholarship? i n t h e mount of $50.00 each have been awarded by the Department of Drama from the fund e n t i t l e d "Friends of the A r t s ":

Ray Campi Kenneth Peach Julia E. Galbraith James D. Weir Dan F. Kelleher Donald B. Whitaker Jane G . McXae

15. The following students have been selected t o receive scholarships from the h e r i c a n Citizens of Latin Extraction Scholarship Fund, each i n the amount of $25.00:

Thamar Aguirre Pedro A. DeLeon Abelardo Flores

Alfred L. Limon Crescencia Flyin

16. Mr. Ronald C . Jones has been selected t o receive the Vernon Todd J m i o r Freslunan Scholarship f o r the 1955-56 school year i n tine anount of $100.

17. M r . S te r l ing K. Long as been chosen as the recipient of the Swii't and Co. fellowship f o r "Investigation of the Nature of Thermophily and of Spore Resistance" i n tne amount of $2,000 for twelve months, e f fec t ive February 1, 1955-

18. M r . Iiennetin C . Farnswortn has been chosen a s the recipient of tine Humble O i l and Refining Company Graduate Fellowship i n Law f o r the Second Semester of 1954-55 and the F i r s t Semester of 1955-56, the t o t a l stipend payable t o him being i n the amount of $1,600, with an additional $300 available f o r tu i t ion , books, e t c .

19. Awards from t i e Student Property Deposit Scholarship Fund i n the a;nount of $100.00 each have been awarded t o the following:

Kathleen R . Agnew Albert Je r ry Bslusek Tom K. Sarton Vernon Clark Beaird Murlyn Dean Bel lmy Wilanna 0 . Blanton J o r i t a Brasfield James Russell Claybrook Henry David Cole Frank C. Cooksey Marin Crescencia Robert Harry Edwards Kenneth Ray Farabee Wanda Kay Frank Carol Hamilton

Nicholas Johnson Thomas A. Jungrnan George Rudolph Kartezenis Franklin Glenn Moffitt, Jr. Elizabeth Ann Neilsen Bernard W . Palmer Donald Ray Saathoff Zoanne Schwartz Donald R. Stephen Evelyn Pa t r i c i a W a l l Donald R. Warren Nancy Lee Westphal W i l l i a m Earold Whited bieyer W i l l i s W i t t

20. M r . Jaime Delgado has been awarded the S. E. Masengill Research Fellowship i n the amount of $800.

FELLOWSIIIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS (continued) --- 2 1 LaVerne Noves Scholarshios. covering a l l r e w i r e d fees excewt -- - , - A - the supplementary fee i n Fine Arts and the General Property Deposit, have been awarded t o the following:

J a r r e t t E u d ~ a l l , Jr. Donald Oscar Nelson Pinckney N. Whitfield

E. - D . FL9,WP. SCHOLARSIIIP: M r . Golfrey M. Connally has been awardect an E. D. F'armG Scholarship fo r study at the National University of Mexico i n Mexico City. The scholarship provides a $1,500 stipend payable over the period February 20-November 1, 1955. M r . Connally, who was reared at Floresvi l le , Texas, received h i s B. A. from the University i n 1948 and h i s M. A. i n January, 1955, h i s m a j o r f o r both degrees being economics, and h i s minor f o r the graduate degree, philosophy.

EI~ERITUS STATUS FOR PXOFESSOR G O J X J I K GOLDSMITH: Trofesscr -- - Go!d%rin C-oldsmizh car.? t o the Univa-sizy in 1958 a s Professor of Architecture. In 1941 he went on modi f ed service s t a tus and has continued t o serve i n t h a t capacity u n t i l h i s resignation at the close of t'ne F i r s t Semester of 1954-55. Because of h i s long, f a i t h f u l and distinguished service t o the University and the School of Architecture, the Administrative Council has voted, and I so recommend, t h a t Professor Goldsmith be given the t i t l e of Professor Emeritus of Architecture.

SPECIAL FIELD COURSE FEES I N DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY, SUi'i!MER -- -- SESSION 1955: I recommend approval of the following changes i n f i e l d ---, - course fees from the 1954 Summer Session, the additional fees being necessary t o meet increased costs i n operating the automobiles and buses used i n these courses:

F i r s t Term -- -- Geology 660f

Second Tern G e o l o Z j T 6 0 s $50.00 $60.00

Geology 320K 15.00 25 .OO

Intersession ----- Geology 320X

CHANGE I N FEES I N NON-CFCDIT COURSES I X COLLEGE OF EDUCATION - ---A- - ---- -- -RSE?%??~X~ --- I recommend t h a t aljproval be gLven t o the request of the College of Education t o change the fee collected f o r summer - - nonoredit riorlr-conferences from $10.00 f o r each weekly uni t (as apFroved by tine Regents) t o $10.00 f o r each se r i e s of work-shop conferences. Usually the work-conference i s f o r a period of one week, but occasionally they a re f o r two o r three weeks. Also, i n order not t o l i m i t the charge t o specif ic courses, the following wording f o r the 1955 Surmner Session Catalogue and f o r succeeding catalogues is requested:

Registration and t u i t i o n f e e f o r noncredit Education work- - - -- - -.- conFerences . -- For f u l l par t ic ipat ion but %Fthout c red i t i n zrk-confeyence enterpr ises of .';he College of Education, the - fee is $10 f o r each se r i e s i n each term.

PLKCDELIXG B!SlXE;:T OF Sl:TTO?T HALL: I reccmend tha t the sum of - - -- .- S5,COO b~apn:ouriated from ~ h e :.lain Univ-rsity Ur.appro?riated - - - ~ a i a n c e fo r the remodeling of the baseient of ~ u t t o n i i a l l . This space has been made available t o the College of Education by the removal of the Department of Psychology t o Mezes Hall, and some remodeling i s necessary t o use t h i s area t o the best advantage.

RESEARCH CONTRACTS: The following contracts and amendments have been negotiated by the Office of Government Sponsored Research aad have been signed by the President or Vice-President upon the recommendation of the appropriate Technical Director, t he Director' of the Office of Government Sponsored Research and the Comptroller. I recommend your approval and r a t i f i c a t i o n of signatures:

1. Supplemental Agreement No. 9 t o Contract AF 18(600)-165, by which the Department of the A i r Force reduces the contract Sum by $110,000.00. This reduction leaves an appraximate balance i n the operating contract of $700,000.00. The primary purpose i n reducing the operating contract i s t o t r ans fe r $110,000.00 t o a new f a c i l i t i e s contract a t the Radiobiological Laboratory which the Department of t he A i r Force i s now negotiating with the University. The research continues i n t he Radiobiological Laboratory, under the d i rec t ion of D r . T. S. Painter, Professor of Zoology.

2. Change Order 1 t o Contract AF 33(616)-2673, by which the Department of t he A i r Force, Wright A i r Development Center, amends the report requirements of the contract. The research continues a t t he Defense Research Laboratory, under the d i rec t ion of Dr . C. P. Boner, Professor of Physics.

3. Supplemental Agreement No. 3 t o Contract DA-23-072-ORD-763, by which the Department of the Army, Ordnance Corps, adds the sum of $48,000.00 t o t he contract funds, amends the scoBe of the work, and extends the contract period through 31 December 1955. The research continues i n t he E lec t r i ca l Engineering Research Laboratory, under the direct ion of D r . A. W. S t ra i ton, Professor of E lec t r i ca l Engineering.

4. Supplemental Agreement No. 1 t o Contract DA-23-072-oRD-774, by which the Department of t he Army, Ordnance Corps, adds the sum of $8,000.00 t o the contract funds, amends the scope of the work, and extends the contract period through 31 January 1956. The research on the e lectronic s t ruc ture of molecules continues i n the Spectroscopic Research Laboratory, under the d i rec t ion of D r . F. A. Matsen, Professor of Chemistry and Physics.

5. Amendment No. 27 t o Contract NOrd-9195, by which the Department of the Navy, Bureau of Ordnance, assigns Task UTX-3 t o the contract . This task increases the scoge of the work, adds the sum of $70,000.00, and extends the termination date of the contract through 31 August 1955. The research continues i n the Defense Research Laboratory, under the d i rec t ion of D r . C . P. Boner, Professor of Physics.

6. Amendment No. 3 t o Contract ~123s - io ; ?u , by which the U. S. Navy Purchasing Office a t Los Angles incorporates the f ixed over- head r a t e of 43.54 o/o of s a l a r i e s i n to the contract f o r the calendar year 1954. The research on microwave atmospheric refractometers was conducted a t the E lec t r i ca l Engineering Research Laboratory, under t he d i rec t ion of D r . A. W. S t ra i ton, Professor of E lec t r i ca l Engineering.

7. Amendment No. 9 t o Contract 8123s-67363, Task Order 1, by which the U. S. Navy Purchasing Office a t Los Angeles incorporates the fixed overhead r a t e of 43.54 o/o of s a l a r i e s i n to the contract f o r the calendar year 1954. The research on high nitrogen compounds was conducted under the d i rec t ion of D r . G. W. Watt, Professor of Chemistry and Director, Inorganic Chemistry Project.

8. Amendment No, 11 t o Contract ~123s-67363, Task Order 2, by which the U. S. Navy Purchasing Office a t Los Angeles incorporates t he fixed overhead r a t e of 43.54 o/o of salar ies i n to the contract f o r the calendar year 1954. The research on high nitrogen compounds continues under the d i rec t ion of D r . G. W. Watt, Professor of Chemistry and Director, Inorganic Chemistry Project.

9. Amendment No. 12 t o Contract ~123s-6'7363, Task Order 2, by which the Department of the Navy, U. S. Navy Purchasing Office a t Los Angeles, extends the termination date of t he contract t o 30 September 1955 without an increase i n contract funds. The research on high nitrogen compounds continues under the direct ion of' D r . G. W. Watt, Professor of Chemistry and Director, Inorganic Chemistry Project.

10. Research Grant No. NSF-G1397, by which the National Science Foundation provides $10,600.00 t o support a development of associative algebra and topics i n an algebraic theory of numbers. The grant i s e f fec t ive f o r the period 1 February 1955 through 31 January 1956. The research w i l l be directed by D r . H. S. Vandiver, Professor of Mathematics.

11. Authorization t o the Department of the Navy, Bureau of Ordnance, f o r disclosure t o the United Kingdom of ce r t a in research r e s u l t s obtained a t the Defense Research Laboratory under Contract NOrd-91%. This Laboratory is directed by D r . C . 17. Boner, Professor of Physics.

CONTRACTS: The following contracts have been executed at the Main --.- Uni?-ersity. I recommend approval and r a t i f i c a t i o n of signatures:

1. Cooperative Agreement f o r Investiga+,ion of Water Resources, signed on behalf of University by D r . C . P . Boner, Vice-President, between the Geological Survey, United S ta tes Department of the In te r ior , and the University, whereby the Geological Survey w i l l furnish $6,000 f o r the period July 1, 1954 t o June 30, 1955, and the University a l i k e amount f o r t'ne same period, fo r investie;ation of the water resources of the Waller Creek watershed.

REAPPROPRIz4TION OF FUNDS FOR - REMODELING - -- OF BIOLOGY EUILDING: . A t August 31, m54 , the sum o f T ? ~ X 8 2 remaining i n the accoq&t f o r remodeling the . . . Biology Building (aiproved by the ~ o a r d ) was lapsed since it was thought t'nat the work was completed. It now appears t h a t approximtely $500 w i l l be needed t o f i n i s h the work a.nd I recoinmend t h a t t h i s sum be reappropriated t o t h i s accomt from the Main University Unappropriated Balance.

SkLE OF UNIWRSITY PROPERTY TO A STAFF NEPiB33: The Department of - - --- Ceramic Engineering has a l g E EodEe AmbulanTe, half- ton body, Model WC-27, Motor #~22320, f o r which they have no furt'ner use. Bids were requested, but none received. Kke, Jack Scanlan of the Department of Mechanical Engineerin;;, has offered t o pay $25.00 f o r t h i s vehicle. I recommend approval.

CHANGE ORDER TO GZNERAL CONTRACT WITH YARBROUGEI CONSTRUCTION COWAIIY ON -- -- - - --- DOIililITORY FOR - WOKEN: I recommend t h a t approval be given t o a change order increasing by -0.00 the amount of t ne contract with Yarbrough Construction Company on tne Dormitory f o r Women. This increase i s t o provide for t l e use of rubber instead of asphalt t i l e i n the corridors. Since t h i s sum exceeds t'ne balance i n t he Contingency Allowance of t h i s contract , the needed funds t o cover the cost of the change order and the a r ch i t ec t s ' fees thereon nust be t ransferred t o t he appropriate accounts from Account No. 9530 - Housing and Home Finance Agency Project Tex 41 -CH-12 - Allotment Account.

TAYLOR'S T ROOM: To coordinate the various departments and -- orgaxizations of the College of Engineering, the students of the College established i n 1952 the Student Engineering Council, which decided t o provide f o r i t s e l f a center f o r student a c t i v i t i e s t o be cal led Taylor's T Room i n honor of the l a t e Thomas Ulvan Taylor, Dean of the College from 1906 t o 1936. Tne a rea chosen f o r t h i s Purpose was under the south wing of the Engineering Building. Competent engineers estimated t h a t tbe excavation would cost i n the neighborhood of $20,000. Estimated cost of f inishing the in t e r io r and equipping the rooms was $30,000. The students i n the College of Engineering volunteered t o do the excavating and the project became bown as "Operation Gopker". Alumni and fr iends Of the College have contributed funds which now t o t a l almost $25,000.

I recommend approval of t h i s project and acceptance of the donations received f o r t h i s purpose.

ESTA?~LISFEJENT OF AN ENGINEERING FOUNDATION: I recommend t h a t the - - following resolct ion be adopted b y t i e Board of Regents providing I [,,*.

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IIEREAS, there e x i s t s a c l ea r and specif ic need f o r means i n addition t o the regular budgetary provisions, t o finance the progress of the College o f Engineering,

WHEREAS, it i s the desire of interested persons t o s e t up the f a c i l i t i e s t o encourage and a s s i s t i n such financing,

IT IS, THEREFORE, RESOLVED, t h a t the Board of Regents of The University of Texas hereby approves the establishment of and hereby estsbl ishes the Engineering Foundation of the College of Engineering of Tlne University of Texas, and

IT IS HEFXBY FURTEIER RESOLVED, t h a t the purpose of said Foundation s h a l l be t o f o s t e r education, research, and the progress of engineering a t The University of Texas, i n the S-tate of Texas, and t o encourage the making of g i f t s t o sa id Foundation by deed, grant, testamentary devise, o r otherwise f o r any puurpose o r purposes which may be appropriate t o the work of sa id Foundation, and

IT IS FVRTHER RESOLVED, t h a t the Board of Regents hereby agrees t o accept i n t r u s t any and a l l money and/or other property, be same rea l , personal o r mixed, which may hereaf ter be given t o o r subscribed f o r the said Engineering Foundation of the College of Engineering of The University of Texas (under conditions acceptable t o said Board of Regents) subject t o the provisions hereinaf ter s e t out;

1. The money and/or other property belonging t o sa id Foundation sha l l be devoted solely t o the development and promotion of engineering and the College of Engineering ( i n accordance with the specif ic g i f t o r bequest, where so provided) f o r the benefi t of The University of Texas and the people of the State of Texas; and i n no event s h a l l any of said money and/or other property be used f o r ordinary operating expenses of said College of Engineering;

2. A g i f t o r donation of money and/or other property t o said Foundation may be made fo r a specif ic purpose and may be given i n the name of the donor o r may be otherwise described by the donor; namely, the John Doe Fund of the Engineering Foundation; o r may be given a s undesignated F a d s t o be held and used i n accordance with t i e provisions hereinaf ter s e t out;

3 . The Board of Regents of Tne University of Texas, and t h e i r successors i n office, s h a l l hold, manage, control, s e l l , exchange, lease, convey, mortgage o r otherwise encumber, invest o r reinvest, and generally have the power t o dispose of i n any manner, f o r any consideration and on any terms, the sa id money and/or property, as i n t h e i r discret ion may from time t o time seem t o them jus t and proper;

ESTABLISXMENT OF AN ENGINEERING FOUNDATION (Continued) - - --- and said Board of Regents, above-mentioned, s h a l l from time t o time pay out of the income, o r if sa id income be insuff ic ient , out of the principal, a l l expenses of operation, and a11 expezses incurred i n the furtherance of the purpose o r purposes of each individual t ru s t ;

4. Neither any donation t o the &gineering Foundation nor any fund o r property a r i s ing tinerefrom i n whatever form it may take s h a l l ever be any pa r t of the Permanent University Fund nor s h a l l the Legis;.ature have power o r be in anywise authorized t o change the purposes thereof o r t o diver t such donation, fund o r property from those designated purposes.

5. There s h a l l be a Board of Grants appointed yearly by the President of The University of Texas on the recommendation of the Dean of the College of Engineering; said Board s h a l l consist of the Dean of the College of Engineering, and of three other members, each of whom s h a l l be of full professorial rank, and s h a l l each be on the facul ty of the College of Engineering. It s h a l l be the duty of sa id Board t o make a l l recommendations t o the President of Tne University of Texas f o r the al locat ion and expenditure of funds available from and through said Foundation except i n cases i n which funds a r e t o be used i n supplementing t i e s a l a r i e s o r otherwise compensating members of tine s t a f f of the College of Engineering. Allocations of f m d s f o r supplementing the sa l a r i e s o r otherwise compensating members of the s t a f f s h a l l be recolirmended t o tne President by the Dean of the College of Engineering. A l l such recommendations, e i t h e r by the Board of Grants o r by the Dean, s h a l l be made i n writing. The Board of Grants s h a l l s e t up i t s own ru les of procecjure t o be used i n determining the recomendations t o be made t o the President, a s well as i t s co l l a t e ra l a c t i v i t i e s .

6 . A s i n the case of other University funds, authoriza- t i o n f o r expenditure of any and a l l funds i n tine Foundation s h a l l be vested i n the Board of Regents; and recovnsendation for such expenditwes s h a l l be made by the President t o the Board of Regents.

USE -- OF TEXTBOOK WRITmN BY FAmTY MEMBER: I recommend approval of --- - the use of Professor L. F. Hatch's book en t i t l ed "Organic Chemistry" f o r the Second Semester as the textbook i n Chemistry 314. The book was published 'by McGraw-Hill Book Company, r e t a i l s fo r $4.50, and the royalty t o the author is 15%.

FACULTY LEGISIATION: The following legis la t ion, copy of which has been -- sent you by the Secretary of the General Faculty, has been passed by the Faculty Council ai-id/or General Faculty. I recommend approval:

1. Recomend~tions of the College of Education (1) t o change the number of semester hours t o be completed from 133 t o 129; (2) t o change requirement A(S), which specif ies education courses t o be taken, t o require 39 semester hours instead of 41; and (3) t o change requirement A(12), which specif ies e lec t ix~es , t o require 24 semester houss instead of 23, t'ne purpose being t o provide a net reduction of 2 semester hours i n education courses, freeing more hours f o r non- education work.

2. Recommendations of the College of A r t s and Sciences (1) t o amend the requirement f o r a major i n French and a major i n Spanish by adding a f t e r French 218 and Spanish 218 "(or t h e equivalent)"; (2) t o mend the requirements f o r a major i n Geology f o r the Degree of Bachelor of Arts, Plan I, t o name specif ic courses to t a l ing 18 hours which must be taken, with 6 additional advanced, instead of requiring simply 24 semester hours above freshman rank, including Geology 310 and 12 advanced semester hours; (3) t o in se r t an exception i n the Medical School requirement f o r the Degree of Bachlor of Arts, Plan IV, Scheme 11, allowing i n exceptional cases, upon recommendation of the Premedical Committee and approval of the Dean,that a student may subst i tute f o r the f i r s t year i n the Southwestern Nedical School o r the Medical Branch the work of the first year completed i n another Class A medical school; an& ( b ) t o change some requir, "merits f o r the

FACULTY LEGISLPlPION -.-- (continued) Degree of Bac!;elor of Science i n Home Economics, Plan 11, under the following groups: Nutrition, In s t i t u t ion Adninistratioa and Restaurant Management; In t e r io r Decoration; and Child Develogment, resu l t ing from changes i n course offering,? i n o.t?:er &visions of the University.

3. Recon?lendation of the Scholastic I ~ t e g r i t y Comittee f o r adoption of honor systez f o r examinat,ion i n some clesses .

4. Recornendations of the College of Fine Arts t o make catalogue changes f o r c o a s e s i n the degree plans f o r t h e Department of Drarna t o increase the number of e lec t ive hours t h a t can be taken; and catalogue changes f o r co'xses i n the degree plans f o r the Department of Music t o conform t o the proposals of the Texas Education Agency f o r Teacher Cert i f icat ion.

5. Recornend~tions of the School of Law providing t h a t each applica2t f c r admission take the Law School Admission Test and have a 1 .5 grade zverage, except t h a t an applicant with a 1.0 average ar.d an acceptable score on the Law School Admission Test may nevertneless be admitted.

TRANSFEXS IN UNIVERSITY APP3OPRIATION ACCOxJNTS ON STATE C3WTROI;LEX'S ---- -- -7 -.-- BOOKS: --- I z c o m n d t h a t the S t a ~ e Comptroller be requested to wke the following t ransfers i n Main University funds:

From - T-1728 President (with house and u t i l i t i e s ) $15,000.00 T-1729 Vice-president - 1.2,500 .OO ----

To T-3.733 General Operating Expenses (1nclu8.e~

Other Sa lar ies and wages) $27,500 .OO -.- - F E 3 ST3 ?? CCwARGD FOE CEILDGI! AiTZ!?)IYG EC:.T E'CO::C??,'TCS ?'LFSPX< SCE20L: - - - - - . - - --- - -. - . - - - - - -- - . - .- . -- ,> .-- -- -.is Horc? 'ico?.omics ::ursery School is a self-rusc&;r~ng cuaget h-; f a r a s a l l expenses other than instruct ional costs a re concerned. To br iug the fees i n l i n e with those charged by other agencies conducting mrss ry schools, it i s recommended t h a t beginning September 1, 1955 the r a t e fo r the morning session (which includes lurkch) s h a l l be $180 for a nine-months' period and fo r the afternoon session, $139 f o r fl nine- months' period. The present r a t e s a re $160 f o r the morniilg session and $120 f o r the afternoon.

OUT-OF-STATE TRIPS: I recornend r a t i f i c a t i s n of your a,pproval by "no- -- - objection-x-ti'cfn-five days" procedure of Mail Dockets XXXI, XXXII, and XXXIII , c q i e s of which a re attached.

OUTSIDE A I D ArjCITIOXAL DiTPIES: I recoxmend t h a t permission be granted -- -- .- the folloxring s t a f f meabers t o undertake the dut ies outlined below, Yne - time t o be arranged so a s not t o in te r fe re with University worlr:

1 . M r . Ray M. F x d , Research Chemist, Defense Resem-ch Laboratory, t o engage i n consulting services i n the f i e l d s of corrosion and. .. ._ ,. .. ..,

electrochemistry.

2. M r . Donald M. Anderson of the Classif ied Personnel Office, t o a c t as consultant t o the University Federal Credit Union, the t o t a l stipend not exceed $600 annually.

3. M i s s Josephine Antoine, Guest Lecturer i n Music, t o give concerts i n Beeville, Post, and Friona, Texas during the month of February a t a t o t a l stipend of $b50.

4. M r . Raymond F. Dawson, Associate Director, Bureau of Engineering Research, and M r . Frank G. Bryant, Assistant Professor of Civ i l Engineering, t o a c t a s consultants t o the firm of Mitchell and Hunt of San Antonio on some road work, the fee t o be the customary consulting fee of $50 per day plus expenses.

OUTSIDE Al3D ADDITIONAL DUTIES (continued) -- - --- 5. Mr. Ph i l ?.4. Ferguson, Professor of Civ i l Engineering, t o do some inspection work for the Granco S tee l Products Csmpany, the fee t o be $100 a day and expenses.

6 . Mr. Ralph White, Associate Prcfescor of A r t , t o do some free-lance commissions i n advertising and e d i t o r i a l Cesiga.

7. Mr. Alfred G. Dale, Lecturer i n Business S t s t i s t i c s , t o do consulting work f o r Syndreco, Inc. of Austin, the work involving zpproxiaately f ive hours a week.

8. M r . W . A. Cuzmingham, Professor of Chemical Engineering, t o a s s i s t t'ne Ro'lertson Transport, Inc., of Houston i n preparing some data for presentation t o the Xailroad Commission, the time required t o be :;bee o r four days.

9. Mrs. Jane S. Smith, Food Service Supervisor 11, t o continue as a s i l e n t partner i n a r e a l e s t a t e f i r m where she was working p r io r t o emp1o:ment a t the University.

10. Bk. Mill6,rd H. Rilud, Professor of Law, t o do consulting work i n connection w i t h solving technical b i l l d raf t ing problems.

11. Mr. Richard C . Henshaw, Jr., Assistant Professor of Business S t a t i s t i c s , t o do consulting work f o r Thomas F. Co~roy, Inc. of San Antonio and Syndreco, Inc. of Austin, the time reqsired t o be approxiirately f ive hours per week.

12. M r . Joe H. Arnette, Special ins t ruc tor i n Pharmacy and Director of the Pharmacy Extension Service, t o work approximately f i f teen t o twenty hours per month a s a regis tered phbarmacist.

13. M r . B. N. Gafford, Professor of E lec t r i ca l Engineering, t o do some consulting work, t o be l imited t o a 2 5 $ overtiae bbasis and f e e s ' t o be i n l i n e with those recommended by Texas Society of Professional Engineers.

14. M r . Harold L. Kiger, Instructor i n Drzwing, t o do a rch i tec tura l designing, time not t o exceed twelve hours per week.

Sincerely yours,

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Vice -President

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Office of the Vice-President

Main University Austin

Mail Docket X X X I January 24, 1955

President Wilson:

Your approval of the following out-of-state t r i p s by the staff members l i s t e d , with expenses t o be paid a s indicated, i s hereby requested. These items w i l l a l so be submitted f o r r a t i f i c a t i o n by the Board of Regents a t t h e i r next regulsr meeting. I n accordance with the policy adopted by the Board of Regents a t t h e i r January 1954 meeting, approval of t h i s docket is assumed unless objections from a majority of the Board a re received within f ive days.

1. Mr. M. C. Boatright, Professor of English, t o New Orleans, Louisiana, and Biloxi, Mississippi, November 4 t o 7, 1954, t o represent the College of Arts and Sciences at conferences on the humanities, expenses t o be paid f romthe Office and Travel account of of the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences.

2. M r . John A. Walter, Assistant Professor of English, t o represent the Office of the Dean of College of Arts and Sciences a t a conference on inter-college coogeration with ind.ustry at Cleveland, Ohio, November 2-7, 1954, expenses t o be paid from the Office and Travel account of t h s Dean's Office.

3. Mr. Kenneth E. McIntyre, Associate Professor of Educatiaaal Administration, March 13-16, 1955 t o attend the regional convention of the American Association of School Administrators i n Denver, Colorado, expenses t o be paid from fun& of the Cooperative Program i n Educational P.dministration.

4. D r . H. H. Power, Professor of Petroleum Engineering, t o attend a Petroleum Engineering Conference i n Chicago, I l l i n o i s , February 14, 1955, expenses t o be paid from the Maintenance and Equipment account of the Department of Petroleum Engineering.

5. Dean Page Keeton of the School of Law, t o a t tend the Association of American Law Schools i n >Jew York City, December 28-30, 1954, expenses t o be charged t o toe Dean's Office and Travel account.

6 . Mr. R. R. Douglass, Director of Graduate School of Library Sciexce, t o attend t i e meeting of the American Library Association i n Chicago, I l l i n o i s , Januarj 31-February 5, 1955, expenses t o be paid from the Maintenance and Equipment fund of tlte Library Schook.

7. Mrs. Esther Jane Hall, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy,to a t tend the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy and Allied Organizations at Miami Beach, Florida the week of May 1, 1955, e.xpenses t o be paid from the Maintenance and Equipment fund of the College of Pharmacy.

8. N r . George F. NcKema, Research Sc ien t i s t , t o attend the annual meeting of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy and Allied Organizations i n Miami Beach, Florida, the first week of May 1955, transportation expenses t o be paid from the Office and Travel account of the Dean of the College of Pharmacy and per diem expenses from funds of the Clayton Founbtion.

9. M r . M. J. Thompson, Associate Director of Defense Research Laboratory t o a t tend sessions of the IAS meeting i n New York City and t o Washington, D.C., f o r meetings of the Bureau of Ordnance Comuitee on Aeroballist ics, January 19-29, 1955, expenses t o be paid from the Defense Research Laboratory funds.

10. Mr. C. M . Crain, Associate Professor of Elec t r ica l Engineering, January 15-23, 1955, t o make t r i p s , i n connection with work at tine Elec t r ica i Engineering Research Laboratory, t o Dayton, Ohio, Rome, New York, Lexington, Kentucky, and Cambridge Massachusetts, e q e n s e s t o be charged t o tine E lec t r i ca l Engineering Research Laboratory funds.

Sincerely yours,

Approved:

THE TJNIVE3SITY OF TEXAS O f f i c e of t h e Vice-Pres ident

Main University Austin

Mail Docket XXXII February 1, 1955

President Wilson:

Your approval of t he following out-of-state t r i p s by t he s ta f f members l i s t ed , with expenses t o be paid a s indicated, is hereby requested, These i t e m w i l l a l s o be submitted f o r r a t i f i c a t i o n by the Board of Regents a t t h e i r next regular meeting. I n accordance with t he policy adopted by the Board of Regents a t t h e i r January 1954 meeting, approval of t h i s docket is assumed unless objections from a majority of t he Board a r e received within f i v e days.

1. I$r. H. H. Power, Professor of Petroleum Engineering, t o a t tend a symposium on reservoir engineering at the University of I l l i n o i s on February 10 and 11, 1955, in addi t ion t o being i n Chicago f o r a meeting on February 14, a s reported in Mail Docket XXXI, add i t iona l expenses t o be paid from the bhintenance and Equipment account of t he Department of Petroleum Engineering.

2. Miss Lora Lee Pederson, Miss Anne Wilkens, Miss Lorraine Warnken, a l l of t h e School of Soc ia l Work, January 24-28, 1953, t o Chicago, I l l i n o i s , t o a t t end the annual meeting of t he Council on Social Work Education, expenses t o be paid from the Maintenance, Equipment, and Travel account of the School of Soc ia l Work.

3. Dean James R. D. Eddy and Dr. Norris Hiet t , Associate Dean, both of t he Division of Extension, t o Baton Rouge, Louisiana, t o a t tend a s representatives of t he Unbe r s i t y a Conference on Adult Education on February 18 and 19, 1955, expenses t o be paid from the Maintenance, Travel and Equipment account of t he Dean's Office, Division of Extension.

4, Dean James R. D. Eddy, of t he Division of Extension, t o a t tend a spec ia l meeting of t he National Planning Committee f o r Indus t r i a l Educa- t i o n i n San Francisco, California, on February 26-28, 1955, expenses t o be charged t o the Maintenance, Equipment and Travel account of t h e Indus t r i a l and Business Training Bureau.

5. Dr. R. L. Sutherland, Director of t he Hogg Foundation, f o r t r a v e l expenses from Gainesville, Florida, t o Tampa and return, t o v i s i t a newly organized Mental Hygiene Clinic, expenses t o be charged t o t h e Rogg Foundation.

6. Dr. Bernice Moore t o a t tend t h e annual meeting of t he Association f o r Supervision and Curriculum Development i n Chicago, I l l i n o i s , March 7-9, 1955; and the regional conference of t he Child Welfare League of America i n St . Louis, Missouri, March 28 and 29, 1955, expenses f o r both t r i p s t o be paid from funds of t he Hogg Foundation.

7. D r . 4. E. Lockenvitz, Director, Mil i tary Physics Research laboratory, Jaruary 24-February 3, 1955, t o a t tend a conference on e lectronic com- puting equipment sponsored by the In te rna t iona l Business Machines Corpora- t i o n and t o v i s i t Wright-Patterson A i r Force Base on matters per t inent t o A i r Force Contract, expenses t o be charged t o Mili tary Physics Research Laboratory funds.

8. Dr. F. E. Brooks, Jr., Assistant Director, E l e c t r i c a l Engineering Research Laboratory, t o Washington, D. C., January 24-30, 1955, i n connection with government Contract ~0bsr-64l26, expenses t o be charged t o contract funds.

9. Mr. W. W. Clendenin, Assistant Professor of Physics, January 26-30, 1955, t o a t tend the na t iona l meeting of t he American Physical Society in New York City, expenses t o be charged t o Contract No. AT (40-1)-1049.

10. . W. H. Hartwig, Research Engineer, Defense Research Laboratory, t o White Sands Proving Ground, New Mexico, t o witness rocket f i r ings , January 24-February 2, 1955, expenses t o be charged t o Defense Research Laboratorj.

11. &. Kenneth H. Jehn, Assistant Professor of Meteorology, January 22-29, 1955, t o a t tend the nat ional meeting of t he American Meteorologi- c a l Society in New York City and t h e conference on MeteorologicalEd1~ca- t i o n and Research, expenses t o be charged t o funds of the E l e c t r i c a l Engineering Research Laboratory.

12. The following with t ransporta t ion expenses t o be paid from funds of t h e Cornittee on Attendance zt Meetings of Learned Societies, i n each case t he s taff member t o del iver a paper:

(1) Mr. James Chinn, Assistant Professor of Civ i l Engineering, t o Milwaukee, Wisconsin, t o a t tend the meeting of t he American Concrete I n s t i t l ~ t e on February 23, 1955.

(2) Mr. S w u e l P. Ell ison, Jr., Professor of Geology, t o a t tend the meeting of t he Society of Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists and t h e American Association of Petroleum Geologists in New York City on March 26, 1955.

(3) Mr. Keith Young, Associate Professor of Geology, t o a t tend the meeting of the Society of Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists in New York City, March 28-31, 1955.

(4) Mr. David 'Van Tassel, Ins t ruc tor in History, t o a t tend the Mississippi Valley H i s to r i ca l Association i n St . Louis, Missouri, April 28, 1955.

(5) Miss Hilda F. Rosene, Associate Professor of Zoology, t o a t tend the American Society of Plant Physiology and the American Society of Agronomy i n Louisville, Kentucky, February 7-9, 1955.

(6) Mr. J. G. U m t ~ t t d , Professor of Curriculum and Instruction, t o a t tend the American Educational Research Association i n St . Louis, Missouri, March 1, 1955.

Sincerely yours,

Approved :

i / < '! L . . . r.,\.. t , :;Xi>. -2 ?-*-

Logad Wilson President

TEE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS O f f i ce of tfie Vice--President

Maviain University C2ustin

M a i l Docket XXXIII February 14, 1955

President Wilsor~:

Your apprsval 0:' the following out-sf-s ta te t r i p s by the s t a f f members l i s t e d , w i t h ewenses t o be paid a s indicated, i s hereby reques-ied. " rherre items w i l l a l so be submitted f o r r s t i f i c a t i o n by the Eozcd of Regents at t h e i r next regular meeting. In accordance wit3 the policy adopted by the Board of Regents a t tneii- J smary 1354 meeting, approval of t h i s docket is assmed unless objecticns from a majority of the Board a re received within f ive da: .s . 3. . Dean E. W . Doty, of the College of Fine Arts, t o a t tend tne Xusic Teachers; nat ional Association met ing , i n S t . Louis, Ylssouri, February 13-16, 1955> e.xpenses t o be charged t o the Malntenailcs, Equipme~t acd T?a-iel account of the Dean's of f ice .

2. M r . Walter W. Iv ie , Training Spec ia l i s t 11, Indus t r ia l and Business Training B.~reau, Februarj 18-28, 2.955, t o Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, t o study a t f a c t o ~ j schools of Brown Instrument Cowany and L ~ e d s and Rorthrup and t o get materials f o r the Sun O i l Company P-ogram, expnses t o be charged t o account 7562, Various Donors (~ roduc t ion of Instruct ional ~ i d s ) . 3. M r . C . M. Crain, Associate Professor of E lec t r i ca l Engineering, February 3-6, 1955 t o go t o Cambridge, IvIassachusetts, i n connection r ~ i t h work on an A i r Force defense project , expenses t o be paid from f w ~ d s of the E lec t r i ca l Engineering Research Laboratory.

4. I'he following t r i p s with expecses paid from funds of the Defense Research kbora to ry :

(1) D r . L. A . Je f f ress , Professor of psycho log^ and Reselrch Sc ien t i s t , February 7-10? 1955, t o a t tend conferences at the Bureau of Ships, Washington, D. C .

(2) D r . M. J. Thompson, Associate Director of Defense Research Laboratory, February 2.4-18, 1955, t o Dayton, Ohio, fo r conferences a t the Aeronautical Research Laboratory, Wright A i r Developr~lent Center and t o VTashington, D . C . t o %;;tend a rrieting of the Bmblebee Aerodynamics Panel: and February 20-25, 1955 t o San Diego ?ncl Los At-geles, Califorcia, f o r conferences with several a i r c r a f t companies .

(3) KI?. George C . Gol?.baur,, Research Engineer, Februa-ry 14-17, 2755, t o Dayton, Cxio, for conferences with the Aeronautical Research Laboratoqr, iJright A i r Development Center, and t o Baltimore, Maryland f o r , conferences a t tine Office of Sc ien t i f ic Researc:l.

Sincerely yours,

c p /Z\ L---vy -------

C . P. Boner Vice -President

TE'CkS l ; ,~~ST~? .~J CCLT,EGS of The Universi ty of Texss -- i : l Paso, Texas

P res iden t Logan ' - i l s o n The UnF.?ersity of Texas Austin, Texas

T - am submit t ing herewith a d o c k e t f f o r Texas Ves tern So l !e~e f o r con- s i d e r a t i o n of t h e :7oard a t t:ce m e t i n g l a r c h il and 12,

Off ice of %an of p:omen ----A ns, Thad 4; S t e e l e has heen ar,pointed a s Acting r!ean of !"omen on

a nart- t ime b a s i s f o r t h e a e r i o d February 1L-June 15, 1954, ?'ITS, ' tee?elS s a l a w i s t o be a t t h e r a t e of '1;350.00 p e r nonth and is t o be paid from

7 ~ n e 7m.used p o r t i o n of t h e amount budgebed f o r t h i s p o s i t i o n ,

SiologicaT Sciences .. . -, 2, i'irs, Catherine i i , Ciaar has been appoi-nted I n s t r u c t o r f o r t h e 19%-55

Sur%r,e: Semester a t a s a l a r y of %1,500.00 t o be pa id from t h e Budget Item - f o r InsCructors , ?art-time,

-- 3, Appropriate t h e s&n of :'l;1,170 from t:ce iinappropriated Surplus t o t h e Account f o r I n s t r u c t o r s , Part-time,

Chemistry ..

&=eorge '.:, \:elson has been appointed m s t m c t o r f o r t h c 19%-5s Spring Semester a t a sa.ia,ry of $1,9j0*00, This sal.arj- is t o be paid from ithe Budget Item f o r Instrv.ctors , Part-time, which %+as e s t a b l i s h e d i n t h e lneeting of t'ne board of Regents he ld October 29-30, 1951~.

c >, he s l i m of 'j2'50.OC has been t r a n s f e r r e d from ?,he .b.ccoun-b, Reserve - f o r Adjustments t o t h e c c o u n t f o r ins- t ruc tors , Part- t ime,

Economics and Business Adir in is t ra t ion 7

6. T r a n s f ~ ~ ~ ~ 6 , t19.e imnused amount of t h e s a l a r y bLl.d,geted f o r .4ssociate Professor John H, 9, Spencer, resigned, t o t h e account i%r Lecturers , Sart-tiroe,

7 i lpr ropr ia te 1::2,500,00 from -the Una3propriated. Surplus t o t h e account n - l o r Lecturers, ?ar t - t i .mee

8, $50Ci,00 has been transfer:-ed from t h e i'ocount, 3eserve f o r "d jus t - meats, t o t h e Accolint f o r Stii.'ent A s s i s t a n t s ,

Xnglish - and Speech 9 , The su? of 900,CO has been -Lransferred from t h e acco.mt, %serve f o r .h.djustnents, t o t h e account f o r I n s t r u c t o r s , Part-time, i n t h e Department of English and Speech,

History, Gover~ment and Ssci.olc,~; - -. - - 10, ?.ks J c iiorgan Rrcaddds has been appointed I n s t r u c t o r f o r t h e 19SL-55' Spring Semester a t a s a l a r y of ~ ~ 1 , 8 0 0 , 0 0 f o r '&he semester t o be pa id from t h e account f o r I n s t r u c t o r s , "r t - t ine,

11, The sw! of *;9OO,OO has been t r a n s f e r r e d f r o % t h e account, Reserve f o r Adjustments, t o t i e account f o r I n s t r u c t o r s , Part-time, ir, t h e Depart.nent of History, Government and. Sociology,

Piathematics and Physics - 12, The sum of %O%:;O~ has been t r a n s f e r r e d f r o n t h e accoiint, Zeserve f o r Adjustnents, t o t h e account f o r S tudent A s s i s t a n t s i n %he gep&tment of . , 2'iathema:tics and ?h.ysics.

240 dern Languages 13, Add -to t h e D~j;;d.get a n account: I n s t r u c t o r s , Pa r t - t ine , and t r a n s f e r t o such account the sum of 6 , 0 0 0 from t h e account, Reserve f o r Adjust- ments,

?:lus i c -7 .-.

T ? a y - t ravel ing e v e n s e s i n the amount of '5200,OO t o ?rr, h, 2, :-'zlson of Columbia h i v e r s i t y who !.,?ill se rve a s Consultant during a ?<usic C l i n i c t o be held a t Texas "es tern College idiarch 28-31, 1955, s a i d pa:me?t t 0 be from t h e :;imic Department liaintenance and Zc;uipro.ent Account of the sic Department (%us t Funds )

b17O700 t o i k s . S e a t r i c e 115, Pay t r a v e l i n g expenses i n t h e amaunt of * ' Krone, t~busic Clinician, from Los Angsles, Ca l i fo rn ia t o F1 Faso and re tu rn . ?irs, Krone w i l l s e rve a s a Consultant i n l.!usic a t a meeting a t Texas 1.ir;stern College on ?larch 11-12 of t h e Trans-Pecos ~ ~ I u s i c Teacb.ers Associat ion, * iixpenses a r e t o he paid from the Xalntenance and Xquiprnent Account of t h e l4usic EepartEent (Trus t Tunds ) ?

Ci.vi1 and 3 l e c t r i c a l Engineering ~ I ~ I ~ i r o r . r a r d C, Vanzent :..as been a-igointed I n s t r u c t o r i n t h e Denartmen: ~.

of C i v i l and E l e c t r i c a l Sngiaeering f o r t h e 195'b-5: Fpring Semester a t a s a l a r y of ."2,C?O,:0Oc This i s t o k e paid from the s a l a r y budgeted f o r -this p o s i t i o n ?:;h;jhlch u n t i l no* has been u n f i l l e d ,

SbT-OF-ST,fi.TF "IPS,--I recorrnenc' your approval of the fol lowing out-of- s t a t e - t r i p t o he taken by s t a f f member l i s t e d , exnenses t o be paid a s indica ted:

1. 3alph Briggs, Associate Professor of i':usic, t o go t o S t , Louis, i-fissouri t o a t t e n d t h e 1955 biationai Converition of t h e ::lusic T e a d x r s National Convention February 13-16, 1955, Zxpenses tc be paid from the Nain ce and '?quipneat Account of the Iiusic Eepartment !Trust Funds),

GIFTS.--The f o l l o ~ ~ r i n g g i f t s have been rnade t o Texas i:!estern College and 7 i recormend t h a t they %--, &,c accepted with appropr i a t e e q r e s s i o n s of ap?reciation:

l, T'ne Xotarlr Gl:ob of 31 Paso has given %300,00 f o r scholarships t o be awarded during t h e 19sb-5: schoo; ge.?.r,

r,. 2 , ?ne Kappa Sigma Frake rn i ty of Texas I 'estern College has given ':lC;'O,OO f o r scholarships fer t he 1955 Spring Senester .

3. The Zeta Chapter of Alpha Dei ta Kap-pa, '?,l Paso, has given a "~25,00 scholarship f o r t h e 1955 Spring Semester f o r a stuo'ent majorlng 3.11 Ec!~cation,

b, The 131 Paso Chapter of t h e il:merican Inst i+&e of "lec'crical Engineers has given a scholarship of 'i10GC00 t o be aiqarded t o an e l e c t r i c a l engineer- i n g s tudent ,

5, The 31 Paso 8fgh School Darent-Teacher Associat ion has given a scholar- s h i p i n t h e amount of %150,.2? f o r t h e 1955 Spring Semester,

6. T?e 3x-Students Associat ion of :Govie High School (XI l a s o ) has given a n a d d i t i o n a l two-semester scho la r sh ip i n -the amount of ':10P,n0,

7. The 31 ??so S:prip'nony Orchestra Association, i n c , has given !?550,00 f o r scholarships t o be ax.~arded t o nus ic s tur 'en ts d11r5.n~ t h e 1955 Spring Semester,

8, The T.'ornents Club of E l Paso has given a $:25,00 scho la r sh ip f o r t n e 1955 Spring Senester ,

.~,q-i??JS Fog EQUj'P>,R:JT, .7[,%$JITfJRZ h7.m OTwyF, CAPITAL I ~ : p ~ O ~ J q # ~ ? ; ~ ? , , -- 1, Authorize t h e expenditure of t h e ::30,000 ap7ropriated t o t h i s account Ju ly 17, 195!i f o r purchases of equipment and f u r n i t u r e f o r the new add i t ion t o the Zngineering Duildir . . _ rn

2, Appropriate t h e S L U ~ of ':20,C00 f r o n t h e 3nappropria.ted u r p l u s t o the account "Reserve f o r Zq~lip.m,ent, h . r n i t u r ~ and Other Ca?ita1 Im~rovements," t o be used i n equippins the a d d i t i c a t o t h e Engineering Ruilding.

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CO?JT.MCT FO". IXSTXUCTIOhj CF FORT E1,ISS ?133,SO!I~~,ET,,--Approve Cor?tract $!o, DA bl-014-2kIV-l162 providing f o r of f -dz ty academic i n s t r u c t i o n of Arqr Personnel s tat ionec? a t F o r t B l i s s , ,Texas, by Texas : 'es tern College, and

7. approve the execu-tion of said. con t rac t by Xoy C, r l s k , Acting 3usiness ?,!anager, Tcis document, a copy of xhich is f i l e d . i n the Office of t h e Secre tary of t h e Board of Regents, has been examined and appro~ied by Comptroller Charles Ii, Sparedoerg.

1955 SLX 33 SES$IO&L--1 reco~m,end t h e approval of t h e 1955 S,m.er Session Budget, f i rs t term June 7 t o Ju ly 15, second term Y'Uiy 18 t o .A~pu.st 28, It is nzcessary t o appropr i a t e Rl,LliS,82 from t h e TJ~aaproprZated Surplus f o r Resident I n s t r u c t i o n and 91,325,OO from t h e Frank B, Cotton ? ~ I J . s ~

Income f o r l iesident I n s t ~ u c t i o n , The s a l a r i e s ~+rhich a r e recornmended a r e gene ra l ly as fol lows: I n s t r ~ c ~ o r s , '5600; Ass i s t an t Professors , Associate Professors , $725; f i rofessors , no t lieads of r 'ecartzents , '1775; Professors and heads of rlepartments, i?.ti5'0;; ?ems (e.tcept %an of ':omen), 31,000; Lecturers , ?:600 t o $725,

Sincerely- yours,

A* S z i t h Acting Pres ident

TE'iAS 7 Z,?.TF,RN COT,T,OGE of The Univers i ty of Texas

31 Paso, Texas

1955 SiJ.;:JR S S'SSION nIJ?GFT F i r s t Term--June ?-July 15

Second Term--July 18-August 28

ART

F i r s t Term -- Vera Vise, 'Sroiessor :: 800,00 .-.., . ?,!lszz Harrison, A s s i s t a n t Professor - 450,00 RoSe:?-t :?asseg, ins%ructor -.- 600,0G $3 2, 050.00

Second Term - E i l e n Coogier, I n s t r u c t o r 6c0,oo ..--.- 600,ao !; 2,650,00-::

,:To be pa id from Fra.nk L Cotton " rus t I n c o ~ e

F i r s - t Term -- Anton El i i e r k ~ a n , Frofessor .-. 850.00

300.00 l a m Z , Lucas, I n s t r u c t o r (Part- t ime) l<fi.% c<l

Second Term .- Anton H, Berkman, Professor 850.00 85Q1 3:3 2,000.00 -.----

F i r s t Term . . - P;, i p i , Lake. Professor 85'0.00 2, A, Bancock, Jr,, P ro fes so r 775,OO James 3, DeHaan, Assista.nt Professor 650.00 J, l?i0 Scruggs, I n s t r u c t o r -.- 600~00 --- 2,87$,00

Second Term - r - >:. !!, Lake, P ro fes so r 8$0,00 Janes R* DeAaan, A s s i s t a n t P ro fes so r t;?o,oo J , 'K, Scruggs, I n s t r u c t o r 6no. 00 Floyd 3, 02ii!eal, I n s t r u c t o r 600.00 2,70O,on ,5,9575600

---* ----.,-.

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F i r s t Term !,.jade 6 , S a r t r i z k , Professor 850, Or! Lelah Black, A s s i s t a n t P ro f s s so r 650.03 b i i l l i a n Bre:%rs-ter, J r ? , 4 s s i s h a n Professor - 659,oo Donald K, rreeland., A s s i s t a n t 'rofessoz. 650, 00 s S t e l l a if, Smith, Assis<;a:?t P ro fes so r 55'0- 00 - Ass iz t an t Professor ~SO..OO ...- L, Ion, c.?

Second T e r m . . 'Vade J e E a r t r i c k , Professor 85'0. 00 , -. .. Lelah alack, A s s i s t a n t P ro fes sc r 650.00 :t.!illiam Brewster, Jr,, A s s i s t a n t ? rofessor 650~00 Poaald K, Freeland, A s s i s t a n t P ro fes so r j,T7:..

650.00 L S - S t e l l a ?I. Smith, A s s i s t a n t P r d e s s o r 650~00 - , A s s i s t a n t Professor 650, oa l1,100~00 R9200s00

F i r s t Term - C, A, Pucket t , Professor ( P a r t - t i m r b25. O O a A , N, Foster , Assocja te Professor ( ? a r t - t i ? e ) 375.00"ii 2 ichard T.', Eurns, A s s i s t a n t Professor 650.00 Lozier Condon, A s s i s t a n t P ro fes so r 659,OO J, 3, ;.?eadows, Xss is ta r i t ? rofessor 650,, C0 .' 9 c 8.;- ,James nag, Lecturer / L , e ... <,

" 73.. ::;. '> Lj, ,., .,!:,kinson, Lecturer 600, $30 . .. ~ rs:?s, ... Catherine OT?4al.ley, Lect:;rer 603, o~ ~:(,7i; , I?:: ----

.Second. Term. - C, A, Tucke-Ltl F:-ofessoin (Part- t ime) 4 2 5 . 0 ~ 0 A, , Fcs-Ler, Associate Prof e s sc r (?ar t- t ime ) 3 7 ~ 0 0 ~ : ~ ~ Xichard Bl.?rns, 1issistan-L I?:-ofessor 626100 Lozier Csndon, A s s i s t a n t Professor 650, 00 Jc, gC l;leadows, A s s i s t a n t o ro fes so r 650.00 James i:a:i, Lecturer .? - 725.00

i?, ?<ilkinson, Leczurer .--- 600.00 1 8,750, 00

3 1 s o , f o r each term :$275,00 a s S i r e c t o r of S!imer Sess ion and 4390,OC a s nean of Arts an$. Sciences, t o t a l s a l a r y 'k1,000.00,

liiLi .... i,lso, f o r each term, !1;375,00 a s xi-ec-to- of 'lacement, t o t a i s a l a r y 8750,00,

- . tz 7 rst Teri. - - -- Floyd A, Decker, Professor 850.00 Ealph XS Solemnn, Associa te Professo:- 722". 00 J0b.n R, Zal l en t ine , A s s i s t a n t Professor

.. 650.00 Car l 9 Bi l l ings , A s s i s t a n t Professor -. 650, 00 Paul C, i a s s l e r , Jr-, A s s i s t a n t P r o f ~ o s o r .. .. 6 5 ~ ~ 0 0 ! .; Ra:pcnd, A s s i s t a n t Prof e s s o r 6 5 ~ , 0 0 Clarence J, Cervenka, I n s t r u c t o r 600,00 Howard iianzant, I n s t r u c t o r 6D0,OO ----- 5,375.00

Second T r m .-- - ,?loyd A , Qecker, Professor 8 5 0 ~ 0 0 Ralph :I, Coleman, Associate '?roiessor .?z.s i * L U 3q

John X, S a l l e n t i n e , A s s i s t a n t P ro fes so r 650,00 Carl 3, B i l l i n g s , A s s i s t a n t Professor &.so* gj

, . ?aul C, e s s s l e r , Jr, , A s s i s t a n t ?rof e s s o r 650,00 . 1 Raymond, ; \ s s i s t an t Professor 6 5 C , 03 Clarence J, Cervenk,?., I n s t r u c t o r 630,00 Yoward lla.nzant, I n s t r u c t o r 600, 00 5,375.00 10,753,00

-. . ..',F,st Tei.-: .< -- A'. -

C , L, Sonnichsen, Professor Joseph L, Leach, Associate P ro fes sc r Joseph R, James, A s s i s t a n t ? ro fes so r Ni l ton Leech, A s s i s t a n t Professor 3ohe r t Xurlingane, A s s i s t a n t Professor s r i c e Jones, A s s i s t a n t P ro fes so r . , ilrs, Hary L i l l i a n Collin@~ood, I n s % r u c t o r Francis A, Ehxcann, I n s t r u c t o r Yrs, Grace K, Smith, I n s t r u c t o r Pks. Lur l ine 3, Douglas, I n s t r u c t o r William X, iiardy, Ins t ruc%or Francis LC f i g a t e , I r ~ s t r u c t o ~ ~ (Part- t ime)

. - second ?em -

Haldeen eraddy, P ro fes so r 775,OO J o e ! , Leacl?, Asso-iaie Professor 725,OO i e o r '3, ?loses, Associate ?roi^essor 725,00 8a:pond E. a s $ , A s s i s t a n t ProZessor 650.00 Xi l ton Leech, A s s i s t a n t Professor 650.00 . Cla r i ce it. Jones, A s s i s t a n t ProCessor 650.00 John !J:, Norris, I n s t r u c t o r

. -. 600,00

rearl-lglarie L, baddeli , Ins-truc-Lor 600,co 5,375.00 l2,85Oe0.(;O

,-. 2 xrst Term -- :!,- A ;:sl.son, Professor 775,OO ~VilSiam S, St ra in , > - s s i s t an t ? ro fes so r - 650,OO .- i,ii25.@0 1,L;.2i;,0.(;0

F i r s t Term J,, 1 l c , Professor ( ? a r t - t i n e 7 L2 5.003' Rex >is St r i ck land , Professor 775.00 Gladys Gregory, professor 775,OQ -. ibirgene 0. Por te r , n.ssoci.ate Professor 725,OO J o h ~ 3, dcNeely, A s s i s t a n t r r o f e s s o r 650,00

Zns t ruc tor 600,OO 3,9<0,00

Second Term - .. - J !u, ::a:L.ir, Professor ("art-tine]- 1125, DO* e x . S t r i ck land , P ro fes so r 77<+00 Siadys Gregory, Professor v,.

775.00 >>d.gene 0. Por t e r , Associa te Professor 725,00 b e t H Tinnions, .A.ssociate F'rofessor 72 5.00 Robert : I , l i i l l e r , I n s t r u c t o r 600,oo L,a25, 90 ,7,975 00 -.-.*---

*Also, f o r each term, "25.00 a s Chai.rmri of Grad.ua-Le Csu-ncil, t c t a l s a l a r y $850,00

-. '.l?st Te-cm --- -- John J. tfi-ddagh, A s s i s t a n t Professor - 650~00 .---, 650,oo 65r,,oo

F i r s t Terr! - - --- !i, J Kmpp, Professor 850,DO Thomas C, Barnes, Professor 775.33 Charles Z , Gladnan, k s i i s - t a n t Professor 650, oc

Second 'Term -~ 7 -.-- -,...,.-

ha , , : /nap~, P ro fes so r 8% 00 Oscar 2, i.lc>!ahan, Associa te Professor . . 7 2 5 00 ms, Louise !iesley, A s i s t a n t Profsssor 6 5 0 ~ 0 0 Sharles :<, i;la&.an, Ass i scae , Professor ( P a r t -

t i n e ) 325b00 ? l i zabe th Ann '?erre?Ll, I r : s i ruc tor 6 0 0 ~ 0 0 3,150.00 6,625.00

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7 - ?l.?st Tern - Josep." C, RiHtelen, Jrn , Prof essor-jrjrG t i n e ) lGl,66 Guy Z3, h g e r s o l l , Associa te Professor

( l / r t ime) 2iila66 383.32 --- %83.32

m . 1'1rs-t Term Edgar T. Ruff, Professor 850.00 John :'i, Sharp, Associate Professar (Par t -

time ) 162,50 -,. . ; l l l iam Po \:!'ebb, A s s i s t a n t Professor 650,OO Xrs. Gretchen R, Gabriel , A s s i s t a n t ? ro fes so r 650,00 2,512.50

Second Term - . 3 d ~ a r T. Euff , Profzssor t350,OO

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John X, Sharp, Associate Professor , Part-time 3 6 ~ ~ 5 0 - Calgb A - seoans, A s s i s t a n t Professor 650, !lo ".obert Z. Tappan, A s s i s t a n t Professor 650. no --- 2,512.50 5,02S,OO

'erm -

Second Term -. .- - Y . " ,, a. Thormodsgaard, Professor 8%. 00 Ralph S9 Briggs, Associate F'rofessor 725,OO Harclc! Goddard, A s s i s t a n t P ro fes so r ("1-t--time) 325,00 I., 900,03 3,67S. OC+

<'To be pa id from Frank B I Cotton Trus t Income

">. ? . r s t Tern - C, 2. Crawford, P ro fas so r 850,00 Clyde E, Relsey, J r , , A s s i s t a n t Professor 650.00 L, L, Yosuorth, I n s t r u c t o r 600.00 2,100.00

Second Term ,--

C, 5. Crawford, Professor 8 5 0 ~ 0 0 Clyde 13, Ke'sey, Jr,, A s s i s t a n t ? ro fes so r fi50,OO . 1 , 5 0 0 ~ 0 0 3,600.00

F i r s t Term -- - Iiiks Brmbelo-6, Professor , Part-time b25, oC++ Leroy G. S e i l s , Professor 800, 00 Dale B, ? ;a te rs , l t s soc ia te ?arofessor (?ar t - t ime) 36ZS5?d* ~--mmy I+.!:!, Col l ins , i . s s i s t an t ? ro fes so r 6r0,00 George NcCa?.'cy, t l s soc ia ie P ro fes so r (Par t - t ime) 362,jo Eoss I.loore, i-nstruc+,or (hart-- t ime) 3Q0,00# 2,850,00

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Second Term U".

Yike Srmibelo~~i , Pro;essor (?art-time'; h25,OO.:i Leroy G. S e - I s , Professor 800,oo Dale B, STaters, Associate P ro fes so r 600, 00 George licCarty, Associate Professor ( ? a r t - t h e ) 362,50 -. beimny ',.i, Col l ins , A s s i s t a n t P ro fes so r (Pa r t -

t ime) - 300,OO" Ross iloore, i n s t r u c t o r (Part-time 1 ?O0.00# 2,787,50 5,637-50 ----

-:+.4lso, each term, $h2$.00 2;s Coordinator of i n t r a m u r a l ~ and Pk;iisical Education, t o t a l s a l a r y %850,00,

*+:Also, f i r s t term %237,50 a s Di rec to r of Ii l tramilrals, t o t a l s a l a r y ,?t600, GO,

j;~P.lso, each term, %300,00 a s Supe::'r-isor of Swi~.ming Pool, t o t a l s a l e r y <;600,., 00,

"Also, second -term, %3CO,OO a s Di rec to r of I?tramurals , t o t a l s a l a r y $Sc0,00,

F i r s t Term I_.-- C. -4, Puckett, %rector of Su~"nver scnooi 275.00-:+

Judson ?, l ,Tilliams, Dean of Students: .- Director of !!10u'r?s and InEomation 1, 00Qo 00

3 ' . Cosby, Deaii of Vorxen 650.00 A, I., "ster, Director of ?lacement 3,75, 0?-::+:-:(-

-,.a 2,300,OO

-. Second Term -- -- C, 4, Puckett, IJlreCtor of Surdner School 275,0!3+ Judsor. ;.', T:illiams, 2ean of Students;

3il;ector of News and Iaformation 1,000,OO Betty "i, Cosby, Dean of 1!'ornen 659.00 A. N. Foster, nirector of Placeinent 375.00its:- 2,300, W j iij60n, 00

++Also $i125?00 as Professor of " ~ c a t i o n and %300.00 as Dean cf .Rr-ts 2nd Sciences, t o t a l sa la ry $1,000,

$'+Also $375,00 as Associate Professor of Efiucation, t o t a l sa la ry %'i<i:,OO.

F i r s t Term - -- C, A, Puckett, Dean of Arts and Sclences 300. OW< Eugene 1-i. Thomas, Dean of Kines and Fngineer-

m ing; hngineer of Buildings and Grounds -.. 1,000,00

i:lke B:?~mbelow, Coordinator of Intramurals an: Physical Ed-uca-tion A2 5. 0 0 ~ : -

Dale E, l.,.&ters, Director of 1ntram:rals 237e50" 3 , L, UaLier, Chairman of Graduate Council h25.00# 2,387,50

Second Term -- - C, A. Pcckett, Dean of Arts and Sciences 300,00* n i:,ugene ' M, Thomas, Dean of Nines and Engineer-

ifig; Engineer of Buildings and Grounds 1,000,OO Piike Erunbeiow, Coordinator of intramurals

and Physical Education h25',00is. J, 1 a l r Chairman of Graduate Council

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b2 5,009 Berhy id, Collins, Director of i n t r a ~ v r a i s

-, 300.00'L 2 ,bS0,00 L, 837- 50

-:>Also i6b25,00 as Professor of 13?uca-lioii and .%2X5,00 as Virector o? Smw?r Session, t o t a l r.,alary ~;1,000,00

ik%ilso :!$1125a00 as Professor of Physical Education, t o t a l salary $8S0,00, "Also $362.50 as Associate ProZessoi- of X ~ y s i o a l Educa'cion, t o t a l sa la ry $600~00

#Also 5ih25.00 a.s ?rofessor of History, Lo.bal sa la ry *8i;0,00, &*Also $30Oo00 as Assistant Professor (Pa r t - t i ne ) of Physical Education,

t o t a l sa la ry f$600,00,

F i r s t Tern -- Ross ?loore, Supervisor cf S~~ i r f i i ng Pool 3CO,00++ -.- - 30O,00

Second Term -- - Ross Noore, Supervisor of Swiraing Pool 300. a@- ?OO,OO -.- 600,oo - itAls0 %3Ooe00 as Inst ructor (Par$-time) i n Health 2nd P h , y ~ i . ~ a l !,ducation,

t o t a l sa la ry ~ : 6 0 0 , ~ 0 ,

Tot8.l Expenditure------First Term $~l,!L25,00 Secord Term b1~,383.. 32

7qyTtoT~T

Resident Inst ruct ion (S ta te Funds') $79,!LL5.82 Xesident ins-Lruction (Cotton Rs-Late) 6,325.00 General Ad;ninistrati.cn (S ta te R~nd;) 111630 .~~ General Operation (State Funds) he 83;7,*.50 Auxiliary Agency (Swirnr~in~ Pool) 600,0i)

W , T T i

Total Expenditures (State f i nds ) $88,883.32 Total bxpenditures (Coi:.ton Estate) 6,325,00 Total Zxpenditnrss (Auxiliary Agenqr) 60(3,00

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TKE ISKCYERSLTII OF TEXAS MEDICAL B W C H

GEba,veston, Texas

President Logan Wi1son The University of Texas Austin X2, Texas

Dew President Wilson:

There i s submitted herewith a docket fo r the meeting of the Boaxd of Regents t o be held i n Austin, Texas ElsPch U and 3-2, 1955.

Your approval is respeetfuUy recommended:

General Administration I, Accept the resignation of DP, Truman G. Blocker, Jr. a s Dean of the Faculty of Medicine a t a salary of $3,000,00 for twelve months effective Jmu-

2, Transfer the bdance available i n the vacated position of Dean of the Faculty of Medicine t o the UnaUocated Sah r i e s Account.

Student Health 3. Appoint D r , Marcel Patterson as an Assisting Physician a t a salary of $1,800,00 for twelve months effective October 5, 1954 t o be paid from the ap- propriation for Assisting Physiciansa

Anesthesiolo 4, Create a%ew position of Pmtmctor and appoint Dr , Gunter Corssen a t a salary of $4,800,00 for twelve months effective Jmuapy 1, 1955, Transfer the sum of $3,200.00 from the appropriation for Residents i n the Medical House Staff section of" the Hospitab Budget t o t h i s new position.

Internal Medicine 5. Appoint D r o W c e i Patterson t o the vacant position of a t a salss°X of $6n600,00 for twelve months effective the amount-of $50a50.00 t o be transferred from the Undlocated S a l d i e s ac- count, Ghange footnote l t o show Also $1,800.00 a s Assisting Physician, Student Eealth Service, t o t a l salary for twelve months, $8,400.00.

Meurology and Psychiatry 6, Transfer the sum of $2,400~00 from the appropriation fo r the vacant position of Assistant PPofessor t o the position of Lecturer occupied by Dr. Albert Owers, - -

effective September 1, 1954.

O ~ h t ~ o l o q 7. Reduce the salary of Dr . Calvin Wo Payton, Associate Ftcofessor, Part-time, from $3,600,00 for twelve months t o $1,200,00 for twelve months effective Janu-

8, Create a new position lnstmctor (~ar t - t ime) and appoint D r , Dougbs Stiernbe~g efTective Jagwq 1, 1955 a t a salary of $l,200,00 for twelve months, funds t o be transferred from the appropriation for Associate Professor occupied by D r . CaLvin W, Payton,

Pathology 9, Appoint D r , E. Eo Baird, Professor of Clinical Pathology and Director of the Clinical Laboratories, Acting Chairman un t i l an appropriate successor to Dr. Paul Brindley, Professor, expired December 28, 1954 has been chosen.

Pediatrics lo. Change the status of Elizabeth A. Brown, Instmctor, from ArlP time Lo part-time 160$1 effective November 1, 1954 un t i l JuQ 31, 1955, and that her s a w duping th i s period be reduced from $335.00 per month t o $201.00 per month.

11 Create a new position of Instructor, part-time, fo r the period December l9 1954 through July 31, 1955 and appoint Elizabeth Weinstein a t a monthly s a w of $83 .~5~ the sum of $670,00 t o be transferred from the position Instructor o c c u p ~ d bx Elizabeth A. Brown,

Preventive Medicine ant3 BLlblic Health 12, Create a position of Instmctor i n Government for the period February 1, 1955 thffough ~ i g u s t 31, 1955 and appoint Miss Gertrude wiedd&w a t a salary of $50.00 per month, funds i n amount of $350.00 t o be t m s f e m e d from the Un- allocated Sa3aries account, Miss Wiedeman receives an annuax se.leu"y of $3,204~00 from the Library a s Assis tant Libmian,

13. Appoint D r , KaPl FPiderich Meyer as lecturer without pay effective Mapch 1 9 1955.3

m i n t D r . McClure Wilson as Assistant Professor a t a saLary of $12,000,00 for t w e l ~ e months effective January 1, 1955 t o be paid from Specfa2 Activities Fund, Radiology Department Operating Budget, Teaching Salaries,

S w g e q 15. Increase the sabx-y of DP, Truman G. Blocker, Jr0, &ofessors t o $7,500,00 for twelve monkha effective J m q 25, 1955, funds t o be transferred from the position Dean of The Faculty of Medicine.

Hospitals Nwsim Service 16, Accept the resignation of Miss Aurelia 6. Willers, Director, a t a salsry of $6,660,00 for twelve months, effective Novenbes 24, 1954,

17, Change the status of Miss Catherine A, Bane from Assisgtant Director a t a salary of $4,284,00 for twelve months t o Acting Director at a sdaw of" $5,220~00 for twelve months effective November 1, 1954, Funds are available i n the position of Director,

Anesthesia etnd Oxygen Service 18, Transfer the sum of $1,000,00 from the UgaXocated Salaries Account t o the appropriation for Assistan-ts and Technicians.

COIUTRACT WITH TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY, DEJLSIOX OF VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTION It is respectfu3.Q requested t h a t you authorize the s iptupe of Mro E. No Capplemn, Business Namger, on the contract with the Texas Education Agency, Division of Vocatiom1 Insfimction Services for sW6ng the cost of the VocationaL Nurse T~aining Progrm for the year 1954-1955.

JAMES W. .MCLAUGHI,m FELLOWSHLP PROGRAM It is Z~SD&.C~UY reauested that YOU a~orove the followina fellowshias selected by the ~ e d i c a l ~ G n c h - ~ d v i sow committee and the ~egent~al-committee fo r the McLawin Fellowship Program:

D r . P, A, M&aUy8 Senior Visiting Physician of &rcerSs Hospital, Dublin, and h c t w e r i n Applied Pathology a t Dublin University, a post- doctom1 Fellowship fo r the period k r c h 1, 1955 t o February 28, 2956 with supplementmy fmds fop expendable supplies and for travel as follows:

Stipend (,E Months] $7,000.00 (tax free) Travel to and from ~alvestbn 1,000.00 Expendable misceblaneous supplies i'50400 Travel to scientific meetings for

reporting results of study Total.

Dr, Robert Lo Tips, Assistant Wofessor of Bscteriolo.g, a Fe afp 3-U Infection and Immunity for the period June 1, 1955 to September 15, 1955 with supplementary funds for special equipment and animals as follows:

Stipend (3& months) $1,458,31 free) Equipment, Supplies, Animals and care 350.00

Total. $1,808~31

AUTBORIZATION FOB ROSPXTALS ADWISTRATOB TO CARFX RESPQMSZBZXTIES OF EXECWNE DIflECTOB It is respectfully requested that DP. G. A. W. Curie, Hospitals 8.~8. Facilities Administrator, carry the responsibilities of the Executive Director during his absence February lWh and U, 1955.

REC0MMEM)ATIONS FOR IM.MING TEE D O ~ O B I E S AM) APAF2MEMT BUILDINGS AM) RE- NAMIiKG TEE GALWTON STATE P5XHOPATHIC HOSPITAL AT THE MH)ICAL BRANCH It is respectfULy requested that you approve the foblowing recommendations:

That the dormitory building which win house women medical students be designated as the George 8, Brackenridge Hall in memozy of the late George W. Brackenridge who donated funds for the construction of a dormitoqy for women medical students in the 1890~~ This building was torn down after being damaged in the 1943 storm.

That the dormitory which wifa house residents and internes be designated as the George Emmett Bethel Habl in honor of the late Dr. George Emmett Bethel who was Dean of the Medical Branch from 1928 to the date of his death in 1935. Through the interest and guidance of DP. Bethel the residency prog~am was created,

That the domitory to be used for housing nursing students be designated as the Ethel DqArcy Clay EaU in memory of Miss Clay who was Director of Nurses and Superintendent of John S e e Hospital. Miss Clay &so served as Director of the John Sea% College of Nursing,

That the apmtment buiWng be known as the Thomas B, Nolan Hall in memory of the late MP, Nolan, Provost of the biiedicsl Branch and Secretary of the Faculty f~om 1903 until his death in Z.92l.

That the build

November 19, 1953, are aware tha

G D T S ADD GRANTS: The fo1IcK9%ng g i f t s tznd e5rpmts haye been received a t the Medical Bmnch. Ygup acceptace of them is respectflUy recommended and it is requested that the thmks of The Board of Regents be sent the donors.

1. The sum of $ 1 , 8 0 0 , ~ which represents one-ba?d of a grant i n the amount of $3,600,00 from the Texas Division of the American Cancer Societyt 1629 Colomdo Street, Austin 1, Texas, for a supgorb of a F'eUwship i n Caneer Edueatfon md Reseweh under the direction of D r . &mitt D. Moon3 Teaching and Research Fellow in Pathologygr, Thanks of m e Board of Regents may be sent t o Wo J. b u i s Neff, EXecutiye Director of the Texas Divisioa,

2, The sum of $500~00 from the Smith, Kllne and F~eneh Laboratories for the study on "Complications of lThoraainee Theragy" by D r . I m i n M. &ohen, As- sistant Professor of Neupopsychiatry,

3. The sum of $2,500~00 &om ?&so .Emnett EE, CaUway, 858 ELBmood Drive, Abilene, Texas t o be used as a student loan fund enti t led "The D r , and &so Emmett E, C U m y NemrisS, Loan Fund" under the d i~ec t fon of the Medlca3. Branch Committee on Student b a n s and 8-hoWships.

4, The sum of $l50,00 from Dr, M, C , CuLbertson, Resident a t the BeXwiew Hospital i n New Pork, for a residentas training under the direction of D r , do Me Robison, Professor and C h a i m of the Department of Oto-Rhino- ~ o ~ o g y .

5. The sum of $&,000,00 f r m the &ti% Mountain &oduets Corporation9 36 Cooper Sqme, New York t o be used for the support of research on psitta- eosis i n om Vims Research Labomtory under the direction of D r , Momis Pollard, Director of the Vims Reseweh kbomtory.

6. The sum of $25,00 from the Lineoh Rational Life Insumnee Company, Fort Wayne, I&~BBRL., t o be used for cancer study i n memory of the l a t e &. S. E. Kempner, President of the Texas PPudential Insumnee Company of bl- veston, Texas.

7. Books and Joupnah wlued at $2200,00 donated t o the Library of the Medical Branch by DP, Chuncey D o Leake, Executive Director.

8, The sum of $600,00 from the Wyeth Laboratories, 1401 Walnut Street, Phi%adel.phia 2, Pemsylmnia for expenses incurred during the Poliomyelitis Vacine Study under the direetion of D r P , Harriet Felton, Professor of Pediatrics. ,-"-~". ~... .~ .,.. ,.

9 , The sum of $25,00 &om ?&-so Virginia B, BsU, 1807 ibiverside Avenue, Mwice, Indiana fo r @sneer stukv in memoq? o f the h t e W. S, E, Kempner.

10. The sum of $5.90 f ~ o m Misses W i t t i s , 290k Avenue L, Galveston, Texas t o establish a "Doetor P a d B;"iniJ.le;~ Memorial. Rand".

11. The sun of $7,000~00 from the Na-Lfod Seience Foundation, Washington 25, D o C. This i s the firs% pawent of a $32,000~00 G m t No, ESP G.l.233 under the direction of D m , J, m e n Scott, Professor of Medical and Public Health i n the Depwtmeni, of Preventive Medicine etnd Public Eealth md Dr. Etta b e Dmid8on, Assistant Professor of Bacterioabogy & P9a~si$oLogy

2 Delete Item 7, page G-8 of the October 1954 docket, The sum.$i~50.00 i s '., first quarterly papent of new gmat i n amount of $3,000,00. See Item l, page G-4 Y a n u q 1955 docket. && :'

p ; .5k 3.3. m e sum of $750~00 from the Updoh C o w , Kdmm%oos i3iehigan for xe- I

search under the direction of Dr . E. d. Poth, PPofessor ti.: Surgery and Direc- t o r of the Surgery Resewah Labomtorye This is the third yearly payment on -ant in amount of $3,000.00,

EESEARCH COmTRACTS: The foUowing gpecnts have been awarded to the Medical Branch. Your approval is respectfully recommended.

1, Air Force Contract Noe AF 18(600)-~63 in the amount of $6,550.00 for the period February la 1955 through January 31, 19.956 under the direction of Dr, C, M, Pomerat,

2. Amendment No, 3 to Navy Contract No, No~p-l003[00) in the mount of $6,600.00 for the period from January 1, l955 through December 32., r1955 under the direction of Dr, John C. Finerty,

PAID TRAVEL: It is respectrny recommended that you approve the foUwing trips by the staff members listed belar, their expenses to be paid &om the accounts indicated.

1, DP, John G, Bie~i, Associate Professor of Bio-Chemfstry, from April 7 to April 16, 1955 to San Zkancisco, California to present a paper at the American Institute of Nutrition. Expenses to be paid from the Current Re- stricted Fund - American Cancer Society G m t No, N-24 - T m l . 2. Dr, John G, Bieri, Associate Professor of Bio-Chemistry, from March 10 to Mapch 12, 1955 to present a paper at the meeting of the Society for Ex- perimental Biology and Medicine, Southwestern Section, San Antonio, Texas. Expenses to be paid from the Cuppent Restricted Fund - American Cancer Society G m t Noe N-24 - Travel. 3, Dr, C. H. Connell, Ppofessor of Sanitation in the Department of PPeventive Medicine and Public Elealth from March 6 to March ll, 1955 to College Station, Texas to present a paper and serve as a member at the Water and Sewage Short School of the Texas Water and Sewage Association, Expenses to be paid from General Administration - Maintenance, Equipment, Support, Administrative, Staff and Official Travel,

4. Dr, Don W, Micks, Associate Professor of Medical Entomology in the Depart- ment of Preventive Medicine a d Public Health, from Mapch 10 through March l3, 1955 to San Antonio, Texas to present a paper at the meeting of the South- western Section of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine at the U, S. Air Force School of Aviation Medicine, Expenses to be paid fFom U, S, Public Health Sewice G m t G-19786C3) - Travel, 5. Dro Robekt No Cooley, Ppofessor of Miology, from February 21 through February 26, 1955 to Boston, Massachusetts to dsit the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston and to view first hand the angiocardiographic installation; also, to participate in the discussions of this Society, Expenses to be paid from the U, S. Public Health Service Contract No. RT-5098 - Travel, 6, Dre Edwin Davis, senior resident in Surgery, frw April 27 to April 29, 1955 to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to attend the meeting of the American Surgical Association. Expenses to be paid from the Current Restricted Fund - Professiona1 Sepvlees by Members of Staff - General Surgery. 7, Dr, W i n Sehneider, Professor of Radiology, from Jan- 20 to January 22, 1955 to Houston, Texas to attend the Annual Meeting of the Texas Radio- logic& Society, Expenses to be paid from Special Activities Fund - Radiology Department - Operating Account - Maintenance, Equipment, Support and Travel. 8. Dr, C. R, Allen, PPofessor of Anesthesiology, from January 22 through January 23, 1955 to Durham, North Carolina to attend the meeting of the Asso- ciation of University Anesthetists to be held at Duke University. Expenses to be paid from the Cuppent Restricted Fund - Professional Fees - Anesthesiology.

9. Dr. Cha~les Eo H a U , &ofessor of Physiology, from December 12, 1954 to December 14, 1954 to San Antonio, Texas to present; a paper at the Conference on Themal Stress held at Mdolph Field. Expenses to be paid from U, S. Air Force Contract No, l8(600)624 - Travel, 10, Dr, D. Bailey Calvin, Dean of Seudents and Cmlcular Mfai~s, from Janu- ary 10 to Janua~~ ll, 1955 to Tyler, Texas to speak before Eest Texas Hospital Association amua3 meeting, Expenses to be paid from Administmtion, Main- tenance, Equipment, Support, Administrative, Staff and Official Travel,

11, Dr, Edward Be Rwe, Assistant Professo~ of Surgery9 January 2GB 29 and 30, 1955 to Dallas, Texas to participate in the meetlug of the Sirdeton Surgical Society, Expenses to be paid from Cuppent Restricted Fmd - *o- fessional Fees - Genera Surgery. 12. DP, T. 6, Pmosg Professor of Pediatrics, April 10 to Aprf?, 26, 1955 Lo San Francisco, CaLifornia to present a paper at the meeting of the Physiological Section of the Federated Societies, Expenses to be paid from the emrent Re- stricted Fund - Professional Fees - Pediatrics, 13, Dr, M., Mason Guest, Professor of Pwsiology, January 20 to January 25, 1955 to Detroit, Michigan to present a pager at the Symposium on Blood at Wayne University College of Medicine, wenses to be paid from the M r Force Contract AF hl(607)-56 - Travel. 14. Dr. A, A, Benediet, Assistant Professor of Preventive Medicine and Public Health, from January 27 through January w, 1955 to College Station, Texas to perfom official sipus studies at Texas A. & M. Collegea Expenses to be paid from the Cuppent Restricted Fund - Hart2 Mountain Products Corporation Grant.

15. me George H, Crosby, Director of Medical Services Curricula, from April 16 to April 24, 1955 to Boston, Massachusetts to attend the forty-first national meeting of the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and AdmSssion Officers, Expnses to be paid from the account Extra W a l Program, Main- tenance, Equipment and Support, Travel, Publications, Exhibits and Clinic Support ,

16. Dr. John C. Finerty* Professor of Anatowy, from April 4 to April 16, 1955 to Philadelphia, Pennsy1vania and San Francisco, C&Lifopnfta to attend the an- nual meetings of the American Association of Anatomists in Philadelphia and the Federation of American Societies for ExperimentaL Biology in San Fpancisco, Expenses to be paid from Navy Contract Nom-l303(00) - Travel, 17. Dr. Cwl A* Nau, Professor of Preven-ti~e Medicine and Public Health, from April 2J through April 29, 1955 'to Buffa2.0, New York to attend a meet- ing of the Industrial Medical Society and the American Industrial. Hygiene Society, Expenses to be paid from the Current Restricted Pund - Physio- logical Study of Cwbon Bhck - Dro Nauo 18, WLp, Charles Shannon, Chief Technician in Radiology, to Waco, Texas Feb- ruary a2, 2955 to attend a meeting of the bles Committee of the Texas So- ciety of X-ray Technicians of which &. Shannon is the Chairman, Expenses to be paid from Radiolo= - Special Activities Fund - Maintenance, Equip- ment, Support and Travel,

ctfully yows,

CDL :ENC :br

TKZ UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS DENTAL BRANCII

Houston

February 22, 1955

D r . Logan Wilson, President The University of Texas Austin 12, Texas

Dear Doctor Wilson:

I am submitting herewith a docket for t he meeting of the Board of Regents t o be held i n Austin, Texas, March 11 and 12, 1955.

I recommend your approval of the folloving items for the Dental Branch:

Business Office 1. ~ r a n s m , 2 3 8 . 7 2 from the account for Assistant Accounting Clerks one t o exceed $2,820.00) t o the accoi~nt f o r Accounting Clerks (None t o exceed $3,800.00) i n t he same department.

2. Transfer $22.24 from the account f o r Purchasing Clerk one t o exceed $3,720.00) t o the account f o r Storeroom Clerk (None t o exceed $2,900.00) i n the same department.

3. Transfer $1.720.00 from the account f o r Cler ica l Assistant (None t o exceed $2,720.00) and $44.00 from the account for Assistant Ac- counting Clerks (None t o exceed $2,820.00) t o the account f o r Account- ing Clerks (None t o exceed $3,800.00) i n the same de~artment .

Ph s i o l . (~harmacology) h a n s f e r $160.00 from the account f o r Technicians (Research) and/ or ~ s s i s t a n t s ' ( N o n e t o exceed $3,120.00) t o the account for ~ e c h n i c i a n s ( ~ e s e a r c h ) and/or Assistants o one t o exceed $3,720.00) i n the Depart- ment of Physiology (physiology) . Preventive Dentistry (~edodont ics ) 5. Anuoint D r . Emmett E. Humburg, a s Inst ructor a t a sa la ry r a t e of $5,806;00 fon twelve months f o r the period beginning ~ a n u a r y 15, 1955, and ending August 31, 1955, funds i n the amount of $3,648.37 t o be t ransfer red from the appropriation f o r Assistant Professor i n t he same department.

Restorative Dentistry (un i t - Restorations) 6. It i s requested tha t the nepotism ru l ing be waived i n favor of D r . I an S. Pearce. Dr . Pearce is the son-in-law of Mr. John Arnold Focht, Assis tant Dean of the Engineering School a t the Main University; and appoint D r . Ian S. Pearce, a s Inst ructor a t a sa la ry r a t e of $5,000.00 f o r twelve months f o r the period beginning March 15, 1955, and ending August 31, 1955.

USAF School of Aviation Medicine Contract - i n cer ta in budget items t o budget categories, a s

follows :

From : Equipment $136.60 Material and Supplies 42.30 - -

Travel

To : Salar ies $323.44 Workmen's Compensation

Insurance

8. Transfer $90.60 from the accov.nt for Materials and Sup2lies t o t he account f o r Sa la r ies i n the same department.

SHORT TRIPS: The following short t r i p s without l o s s of pay have -- been granted the s t a f f members l i s t e d below, t h e i r expenses t o be paid a s indicated:

1. Mrs. Elna Birath, Business Manager, January 6, 1955, t o January 7, 1955, t o go t o A~lstin, Texas, t o confer with Mr. Charles H. Sparenberg and M r . W. B e Saunders regarding the bids fo r tne purchase of furn i ture fo r off ices , lounges and va i t i ng rooms fo r the new Dental School building; February 11, 1955, t o February 13, 1955, t o go t o Austin, Texas, t o a t tend a meeting of the Administrators of the Univer- s i t y of Texas a t t h e request of President Wilson t o discuss the Legis- l a t i v e B ~ d g e t for the Dental Biranch fo r the biennium beginning September 1, 1955; February 23, 1955, t o February 24, 1955, t o go t o Austin, Texas, t o appear before the Senate and House Finance Cornittee for the presen- t a t i o n of the budget fo r the Dental Branch fo r the biennium beginning September 1, 1955, her expenses t o be paid from Business Office - Maintenance and Ec;uipment.

2 D r . Martin Cattoni, Professor i n Medicine ( ~ e r i o d o n t i c s ) , January 11, 17, 16, 20, 21, 25, 28, 31, February 4, 7, 11, 12, 14 and 15 , 1355, t o go t o Galveston, Texas, t o the University of Texas, Medical Branch, t o the Tissue Culture Laboratory t o work on research problems of t i s - sue culture a s re la ted t o the Dental Branch, h i s expenses t o be paid from Miscellaneous General Expenses - Traveling Expenses.

3. D r , Sumter S. A m i m , Director of the Postgraduate School of Dentist- ry , February 28, 1955, t o go t o Austin, Texas, t o a t tend the meeting of t h e Graduate Legislative Council, t o obtain information r e l a t ive t o the Graduate Program of the University of Texas a s it pertains t o the Dental Branch; February 22, 1955, t o go t o Seaumont, Texas, t o the meeting of the Sabine Area Home Economist Unit and the Sabine Dental Auxiliary t o present a s c i en t i f i c paper e n t i t l e d "The Care of the ~ e e t h " ; April 12, 1'955, t o go t o Fort IJorth, Texas, t o a t tend the meeting of the Fort Wo~th Dis t r ic t Dental Society t o present a s c i en t i f i c paper en t i t l ed "Prevention of Dental Caries"; April 14, 1955, t o go t o Lufkin, Texas, t o a t tend the meeting of the Home Denonstration Association, D i s t r i c t No. 9, t o presen? a sc i en t i f i c paper e n t i t l e d "Prevention of Tooth Cecay," h i s expenses t o be paid from Miscellaneous General Expenses - Traveling Expenses.

OUT-OF-STATE-TRIPS: I recommend your approval of the following out- of-s ta te t r i p s by the s ta f f members l i s t e d below, t h e i r expenses t o be paid a s indicated:

1. Mrs. Elna Birath, Business Manager, April 20, 1955, t o %y 5, 1955, t o go t o New York, New York, t o a t tend the national meeting of the National Association of Educational Buyers a s an o f f i c i a l representa- t i v e of the Dental Branch t o obtain information pertaining t o purchas- ing procedures as re la ted t o the Dental Branch of the University of Texas, her expenses t o be paid from Business Office - Maintenance and Equipment.

2. Mr. Ozro B. Wiswell, Assistant Professor i n Anatomy ( ~ e n e r a l and Microscopic), April 4, 1955, t o April 10, 1955, t o go t o Pniladelphia, Pennsylvania, t o the meeting of the American Association of Anatomists t o present a paper e n t i t l e d "A Fused Pelvic (cake) Kidney," h i s expenses t o be paid from Miscellaneous General Expenses - Traveling Expenses.

3. Vw. Earl G. Hamel, Jr., Instructor i n Anatomy (General and Micro- scopic), April 4, 1955, t o April 9, 1955, t o go t o Philadelphia, Penn- sylvania, t o a t tend the meeting of the Anerican Association of Anato- mFs'rb t o present a s c i en t i f i c paper enti.;led "Variations i n the Origin a-d Course of the Anterior Tibia1 Artery"; h i s expenses t o be paid from Miscellaneous General Expenses - Traveling Expenses.

4. Dr . Henry C. Browning, Associate Professor i n Anatomy ( ~ e n e r a l and ~ i c r o s c o p i c ) , April 4, 1955, t o April 9, 1955, t o go t o Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, t o a t tend the meeting of the American Association of Anatomists, t o present a sc i en t i f i c paper en t i t l ed "Growth of Tissues i n Diffusion Chambers and Their Retransplantation t o the Anterior Cham- ber of the Eye"; h i s expenses t o be paid from Miscellaneous General Expenses - Traveling Expenses.

5. Dr. Edwin L. Smith, Professor i n Physiology (physiology), April 8, 1955, .to April 13, 1955, t o go t o San Francisco, California, t o a t tend the meeting of the Society for Ex2erimental Biology and Medi- cine a s a member of the National Membership Cornittee and a s an of- f ~ c i a l represertmtive of the Dental Branch, t o confer with the inembers of the Society aboi~t 'teaching and research for jise i n the Department of Physiologj of %he Dec-tal Branch and t o interview prospective teachers fo r the Dental Branch, h i s expenses t o be paid from Miscell.aneous General Expenses - Traveling Expenses.

6. Miss Carol M, Vollrr~ann, Instructor i n Physiology ( ~ i o l o g i c a l Chewis- t r y ) , April 8, 1955, t o April 18, 1955, t o go t o San Francisco, Califor- nia , t o a t tend the meeting of the Federation of knerican Societies fo r Experiqental Biology .to present a s c i en t i f i c paper t o the .ber ican Society fo r Biological Cliemists e n t i t l e d "Biological Effects of 3,4- Dichloro~henylserine," her expenses t o be paid from Miscellaneous General Expenses - Traveling Excenses.

'7. Cr. Edward C. Hic?.s, Rofessor i n St~rgery, February 15, 135j1 t o February 19, 1955, t o go t o Olney, Maryland, t o a t tend the Seconl. Spe- c i a l C iv i l Defense Course for Dentists sponsored by the Federal Civi l Defense Administration t o obtain information t o benefit the Dental School a s he i s Director of Civ i l Defense, h i s expenses t o be paid from Miscellaneous General Expenses - TravelinG Ex~firses.

8. Miss Lorna J. Bruiling, Acting Director of the Collge of Dental Hygiene, March 19, 1955, t o April 3, 2-95?, t o go t o Chicago, I l l i n o i s , t o a t tend the meeting of the American Association of Dental Schools and t o a t tend t'ne meeting of the represen'tativ.es of Dental Hygiene Schoo3.s i.n conjunction with the Anerican Association of Dental Schools and. t o a t tend the Council on Dent.al Education of the h e r i c a n Dental Associa- t i o n t o par t ic ipate i n the Dental Hygiene Director 's workshop for ac- crecditation; t o go t o Minneapolis, Minnesota, t o the University of Minnesota, College of Dental Hygiene, t o deliver a lec ture e n t i t l e d "Erolu-Lion of the Tooth'orush i n Modern Oral Hygiene" and t o procure teaching mtxterials fo r c l in i ca l dental hygiene and dental hygiene ed~1- cation; t o go t o Iowa City, Iop~a, t o the U n i ~ e ~ s i t y of Iova, College of Dental Hygiene, t o observe the operatiun of tine University 's two- year and four-year program; her expenses t o be paid from Miscellaneous General Expenses - Traveling Expenses.

Respectfully subnitted

!I ,.J. ,/J,<&?) A , :/John Victor Olson Dean

The University of Texas M, D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor I n s t i t u t e

Houston

February 22, 1955

TO DR. LOGAN WILSON PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS

Dear Doctor Wilson:

I am submitting herewith a docket for the meeting of t h e Board of Regents t o be held i n Austin on March 11 and 12. 1 recommend your approval of the following items :

Medicine 1, Appoint t o t he posi t ion of Fellow in Medicine Dr . Melvin L, Samuels a t $59000e00 for twelve months, e f fec t ive February 4, t he necessary funds 5s be paid from the Jesse H. Jones Fellowship.

Pathology 2, Create the posi t ion of Clerk-typist, e f fec t ive January 10, a t $2,400,00 f o r twelve months by the t ransfer of $1,534.48 from Operations and Equipment Reserve,

Biology 3. Create the posit ion of Assis tant Geneticist a t $7p000.00 f o r twelve months and appoint t o it Dr. Robert Fuerst, e f fec t ive February 1, the funds t o be t ransferred from the Operations and Equipment Reserve.

Medical Social Service &. Appoint t o the posi t ion of Case Supervisor Mr. F'Pank F, True a t $5,200.00 f o r twelve months, e f fec t ive February 1.

Nursing of J a n u . 5 ~ .132...&,2Z2 dc,fke4 ... , .. ..: ,,,

m n d Item h, Page A-l,/to make the e f fec t ive date of Mrs. M a r y C. AsherSs incpease Nwember 1.

Radiology Laboratories b, Increase the account for Fellows and Residents i n Therapeutic Radiology from four t o f ive , and t ransfer $1,800,00 to the Hccount from Operations and Equipment Reserve,

Swgepy (Patient Care Act iv i t i es ) T q o i n t t o t he posi t ion of Senior Fellow i n Anesthesiology D r , Rodolfo E. Milani, a t $5',C00,00 f o r twelve months, e f fec t ive Feb~uary 1, the necessary f inds for which a re i n the lump sum account for Fellows.

8. Increase the salary r a t e of MiSF Marie D. Huddock, Nurse Anesthetist, from $4,500.00 t o $4,728,00 f o r twelve months, e f fec t ive February 1, and t ransfer $133.00 t o t h i s posi t ion from the Operations and Equipment Reserve; the increase is based on the understanding a t the time of employment t h a t she would be considered a f t e r completion of six monthst sa t i s fac tory service. (also see Item 11)

Operations and 2quipment Reserve 9. Transfer the followine unused sa l a r i e s from the De~artments indi- cated t o Operations and ~ q u i ~ m e n t Reserves

Department of Medicine Associate I n t e r n i s t Assis tank I n t e r n i s t Senior Secretary ( ~ e d i a t ~ f c s )

-tment of P a t h o l o e Associate Pathologist Cl in ica l ~ iochemis t

Department of Rad io loa Assistant Radiotherapist Senlor Resident

Department of S u ~ g e x Resident i n Maxillo-facial Prosthesis

Section of Anesthesiolog ffssistant AnesthesiologL st

3 a r t m e n t of Biology B i o l o d s t ~ e s e & c h Technicians, Stenographer and

Attendant

Department of Physics Cl inical Physicis t

Section of Experimental Medicine Research I n t e r n i s t

Section of Experimental Pathology Research Fellow Research Technicians I, Clerk Typist, etc.

Section of Experimental Pediatr ics Experimental Pediatr ic ian

Department of Inst ruct ion and Training Director of Education

AdministratLve Office Administrative Interne, S e c r e t q , e tc .

Medical Soci al Service - Case Supervisor Social Service Wmke~

Phamnacy Technicians and Porters

Laundry Workers

Electron Microscopy 10, Create the Section of Electron Microscopy i n t he Division of Research and a lump sum account e n t i t l e d ~ e s e ~ a r c h Technicians I1 and Laboratory Technicians I by the t r ans fe r of $4,960.00 from the Operations and Equipment Reserve t o provide s a l a r i e s for the balance of the f i s c a l year, Transfer $8,500,00 from the Operations and Equipment Reserve t o the Maintenance and Equipment Account for this Section.

Surgepy 11, Create an addi t ional posit ion of Nurse Anesthetist a t $5,220,00 f o r twelve months, e f fec t ive December 1, by the t ransfer of necessary funds from the Operations and Equipment Reserve, and appoint t o it Miss Martha J, Pope,

Physical Plant 12, Transfer t o the Maintenance and Equipment Account $2~,000,00 from the Operations and Equipment Reserve,

OUT OF STATE TRIPS: I recommend your approval of the following out of s t a t e t r i p s by s t a f f members l i s t e d below, t he i r expenses t o be paid by the Maintenance and Travel Account unless otherwise specified:

1, D r , W. K, Sinclair , December 2-11, t o par t ic ipa te i n meeting of Radiological Society of North America, Los Angeles, California, and t o visit U.C.L.A. Medical Center to discuss use, design and budgets f o r Nuclear Reactor for Medical and Biological purposes; February 11- 27, t o discuss with the Atomic Energy Commission, Biology and Medicine Division, Washington, D. C., Brookhaven National Laboratory, Long Island, New York, and Oak Ridge I n s t i t u t e of Nuclear Studies, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, a nuclear reactor p ro j ec t for the M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Ins t i t u t e ; and to Rochester, New York, t o i n t e r - view potent ia l s t a f f members.

2, D r . Leon Dmochowski, April U-18, t o par t ic ipa te i n meeting of American Association f o r Cancer Research, San Francisco, California.

GRANTS: I recommend acceptance of the following grants, and t h a t the appreciation of the Board be sent the donors by t h e Secretary:

1. Research grant for $5,960.00 for p ro j ec t "The e f f e c t of exposure t o c iga re t t e smoke on the induction of cancer biochemical compoundstt f o r the period December 1 through November 30, with D r , A, Clark Griff in as i n v e s t i g a t o ~ , acknowledgement t o go to M r . W. T. Hoyt, Executive Secretary, Tobacco Industry Research Committee, 5320 Empire S t a t e Building, New Y o ~ k 1,

2, Research grant for $7,88k000 f o r the p ro j ec t "Path~logic-anatomic study of ce l lu la r changes i n humanl.ungs," e f fec t ive February 1, with D r . W i l l i a m 0. Russell as investigetor, acknowledgement t o go t o M r . W, T, Hoyt, address a s above,

3. The following research grants from the American Cancer Society:

MGP-26A9 "Amino acid metabolism i n lymphatic tumors and lymphatic t issues" i n the amount of $4,000.00 f o r the period July 1, 1955 t o June 30, 1956, with Dr. Jorge Awapara and Dr, Saul K i t a s invest igators ,

EDC-16A, "Relation of the p i t u i t a r y to l i v e r nucleic acid metabolism &ping azo dye carcinogenises" i n t he amount of $k,212.00 fop the period July 1, 1955 t o June 30, 1956, with Dr, A, Clark Griff in a s investigator.

G-IB, "Studies of possible inher i tance pat terns i n ocular carcinoma of b o ~ n e s (so-called "cancer eyew) with par t icu la r reference t o eye pigmentatSon," extension of time without additional funds from July 1, 1955 t o June 30, 1956.

Acknowledgement for the above should gc t o M r , Mefford Runyon, Executive Vice President, American Cancer Society, 521West 57th Street , New York, The Society requests publ ic i ty re leases concerning these awards be withheld u n t i l clearance from them i s received,

Research grant from t h e U. S, Public Health Service for $5,832,00 f o r the pro j ec t 'JNitPogen mustard ca~c inogenes i s , ' "~~ the period December 1, 1954 through November 30, 1955, with D r , A, Clark Griffin a s investigator, acknowledgement to go t o DF, R , G, Meader, Chief of the Reseapch @ants and Fellowships Branch, National Cancer In s t i t u t e s , Bethesda a, Maryland.

GIFTSs I recommend your acceptance of the following g i f t s , and t h a t - the appreciation of the Board be sent the donors by the Secretaqy:

1, QbP00,OO from MP. and *so Eugene T , Flewellen, 208 East South, Longview, Texas, fo r t h e research find.

2. $250,00 from MP, Geo~ge A, Blucher, 2111 Stillman, Co~pus C h r i s t i , Texas, for the research fund,

3+ $102.07 from the American Legion Au2Lliary Sersfice Clubs of Hidalgo County, for the pa t ien t care fund, acknowledgement t o go to MPs. Lo M e Baylis, President, American Legion A u x i l i a r y , Edinburg, Texas.

4. $100.00 &om W, M, M, Feldg Post Office Box 276, Houston 1, as a payment on h i s pledge for the building and equipment fund,

5. $100.00 f ~ o m MPS. F ~ a n c i s J. Donaghue, 22L7 Del Monte, Houston, f o r a s s i s t i ng in t h e defrayment of pa t ien t Danny MaeIntyress expenses.

Resoectfullv submitted,

THE U N I V E R S I T Y 'OF T E X A S S O U T H B E S T E R N M E D I C A L SCHOOL

5323 H A R R Y H I N E S B O U L E V A R D , D A L L A S , T E X A S

F E B R U A R Y 25,1955

DR. L O G A N UILSON, PRESIDENT

T H E U N I V E R S I T Y O F T E X A S

AUSTIN, TEXAS

D E R R DR. ', 'IILSON:

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C F F t C E . C F T H E iJ! 1 . CliA:lGE T H E T I T L E O F C:ISS CATHARINE SCHULZE TO A D 3 , l l N I S T R A T I V E

A S S I S T A N T AND I N C R E A S E H E R A N N U A L S A L A R Y TO 3 4 , 8 4 8 . 0 0 E F F E C T I V E

b:lARCH 1,1955, B Y T R A N S F E S O F :>96.00 F R O M R E S E R V E F O R A D D I T I O N A L A P P R O P R I A T I O N S - TH!S A>.:OUNT BEING INCLUDED IN T H E SU?:!%!ARY, BELOW,

1 U P L E ; t I E N T I N G T H E C L A S S I F I E D PERSONNEL PROGRRU.

2. C H A N G E T H E T I T L E O F i.iRS. F R A N C E S ?!OOSLEY TO P E 3 S O N N E L O F F I C E R

E F F E C T I V E FEBRUARY 1 0 , 1 E C 5 , AND T R A N S F E R ;)I 56-25 F R O u SUS I N E S S

O F F I C E ACCOUNTING I I S S I S T A N T - S E C R E T A R Y TO C O F ! T l N U E H E R P R E S E N T S A L A R Y

O F $3,900.03 P E R ANNUM; AND I N C R E A S E HER A N N U A L S A L A R Y T O 3 4 , 3 2 0 . 0 0

EFFECTIVE M A R C H l,1955, B Y TRA+!SFER F R O M THE R E S E R V E FOR ADDIT IONAL APPROPRIATGQNS - THIS AMOU!JT SEING INCLUDED IN THE SU?!!MARY. SELDV,

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T H E C L A S S I F I E D PERSONNEL PROGRAbs.

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T O ~ A I N T E N A N C E AND EQUIPMENT.

T O U A l N T E N A N C E AND EQUIPLIENT.

3 : i f C R O B I O L O G Y -- 7. R P P R O V E THE P A R T ! C I P A T I O N OF Dn. s. E . SULKIN, P R O F E S S O R , IN A R E S E A R C H A S S ! G N ~ ! E N T T O T H E i : A R I N E DIOLOGICAL L A B O R A T O R I E S A T

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D U R I N G T H A T P E R I O D r

O B S T E T R I C S A N D G Y N E C O L O G Y --. e, A C C E P T THE RESIGNATION OF OR. SILLIAU F. ~ IENGERT, PROFESSOR,

T O B E C O M E E F F E C T I V E JUNE 3 0 , 1 9 5 5 .

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P H Y S I O L O G Y ---- l o . T R A N S F E R 3600.00 FRO+,4 R E S E R V E F O R ADDITIONAL APPROPRIAIIONS TO ~ E C H N ~ C I A N S A N D T E C H N I C A L ASSISTANTS.

P H Y S f C H L P L A N T

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P H Y S I C A L P L A N T , AND I N C R E A S E H I S S A L A R Y TO $7,320.00 P E R ANNUM

E F F E C T I V E M A R C H 1,1955, B Y T R A N S F E R O F 3160.02 FROM T H E R E S E R V E

F O R ADDITIDNAL APPROPRIATIONS- T H I S ALlOUNT B E I N G I N C L U D E D I N T H E

SUMMARY, BELOW, I M P L E M E N T I N G T H E C L A S S I F I E D P E R S O N N E L PROGRAM.

12. C H A N G E T N E T I T L E O F MR. H A R R Y SHEANER T O M A I N T E N A N C E FOREMAN AND I N C R E A S E H I S S A L A R Y TO <;5,340.00 P E R ANNUM E F F E C T I V E M A R C H 1 , 1 9 5 5 3

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AND A G R E E M E N T S I S R E Q U E S T E D :

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APPROXI:.IATCLY 18 A C R E S OF LAND O N E A R R Y HINES BOULEVAXD, EXECUTED

O N B E i i A L F O F THE U N I V E R S I T Y O F TEX'S S y 3R. E. A. GELI., B U S I N E S S

k:lANhGER, W I T H MR. HARRELL S. R O D G E R S F O R O N E Y i A R E N D i N Q D C C 5 M B E R

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2. AGREEMENT E E T O E E N T H E D I V ~ S I O N O F M E N T A L H E A L T H O F T H E T E X A S

S T A T E D E P A R T M E N T O F H E A L T H APGD T H E ;E?ART!;;ENT O F P 8 Y O M I 6 T R Y O F

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ON B E H A L F C F T H E UNIVERSITY O F T E X A S 3 Y OR. !I,. J. G i l t ,

A C T I N G D E A N , O N O C T O B E R 21,1954.

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F 3 N D S 1 T H E A?,IOUNT O F : ;7.000.C0, E X i E N O l VG T H E END l NG D A T E TO 3 ' .

F E B R U A R Y 28,1955 AND ?;TAKING C E R T A I ? . ! : " l INOR C H A N G E S R E L A T I V E TO T H E

C L A U S E S ON D I S P U T E S , N C I . : - D I S C R I I 4 I N A T I O N I N E I 'PLOYMENT A N D F I L I N G

O F P A T E N T A P P L I C A T I O N S .

4. C O N T R A C T A F lB (600 ) -1261 WITH T H E A I R RESEARCH AND DEVELOPEMENT

COMiMAND O F T H E O E P A R T t 4 > E N T O F T H E U N I T E D S T A T E S AIR FORCE* S I G N E D

B Y D E A N A. J. G ~ L L P R O V I D I N G F U N D S I N T H E AbjIOUNT O F 8 1 4 , 6 4 9 . 0 0

F O R T H E P E R I O D JPNUARY 3,1955 T H R O U G H OECE&lBER 31,1955 F O R

R E S E A R C H O N A C U T E R E N A L F A I L U R E I N ?JAN AND DOGS.

S U B S T I T U T E E N T R A N C E REQUIRE$. !ENT. HERBERT O I L L I A i > I RUWSFELD, JR., - 6.A. 1 ik!;!.S., PH.D., I N S T R U C T O R I N B I O C H E ~ ; I I S T R Y , I S A F A C U L T Y - S P E C I A L

S T U D E N T O N A P A R T - T I M E S C H E D U L E I N T H E F I R S T Y E A R O F M E D I C A L STUDY.

HE H A S C O b I P L E T E D A L L O F T H E E N T R A N C E R E Q U I R E M E N T S E X C E P T 3 HOURS O F

E N G L l S H A N D 3 HOURS O F 0O: :PARATIVE V E R T E B R A T E A N A T O P : ? ~ . P ERt.01 S S I O N

I S R E Q U E S T E D T O S U B S T I T U T E H I S S B T I S F A C T O R Y P R O F I C I E N C Y E X A M I N A T I O N

IN ENGLISH REQUIRED B Y HIS UNDERGRADUATE COLLEGE F O R THE TECHNICAL

HOUR REQUISEP,8ENT, A N D F O R T H E C O i ~ l P A R A T l V E A N A T O M Y T O S U B S T I T U T E

H I S G R A D U A T E L E V E L COURSES AND E X P E R I E N C E A S A T E A C H E R I N T H I S

?,AED!CAL SCHOOL.

F A C U L T Y GH?,biGES. A P P R O V A L O F T H E F O L L O W I N G F A C U L T Y CHANGES I S ---- RE4u',.-.- .u 4 La:

I. H P P R O I N T S C B T S :

DR. EDVJARD J. A D I C K E S AS FELLOCJ IN P S Y C H I A T R Y

DR. GEORGE EM:~ETT A S C L I N I C A L I N S T R U C T O R I N ANESTHESIOLOGY

DR. JAMES P. CARNEY A S C L I N I C A L I I S S I S T A N T I N UROLOGY DR. J A C O B S. KRAKUSIN AS C L I N I C A L I N S T R U C T O R I N I N T E R N A L M E D I C I N E

DR. BEN P . P.!CCARLEY AS FELLOVJ IN ?EDIATRIGS

DR. ' . ? l ~ L l A ~ v i ii. N I C K E Y A S FELLCW I N P A T H O L O G Y

DR. ERNEST P O U L O S A S F E L L O ? ~ I N S U R G E R Y

DR. C A N SUTHERLAND A S CLINICAL ASSISTANT I N O R T H O P E D I C S U R G E R Y

DR. D A V E GLENN P!HITNEY A S C L I N I C A L I N S T R U C T O R I N n N E S T H E S l O L O G Y

2. C H R N G E S O F S T A T U S :

DR. J A ~ > E S BALL T O CLINICAL ASSISTANT IN PEDIATRICS

DR. FREDERICK QEIST T O C L I N I C A L I N S T R U C T O R I N I N T E R N A L

MEDICINE (REINSTATEMENT A F T E R h ; l I L I T A R Y L E A V E )

OR. i : IARJORIE I < E E L E T O C L I N I C A L ~ N S T R U C T O R I N P E D I A T R I C S

3. R E S I G N A T I O N S :

OR. E . C. BROWN, FELLOW I N S U R G E R Y

DR. ? i I L L I A P , l FF. f.lENGERT, C H A I R ? ? A N AND P R O F E S S O R O F O B S T E T R I C S

AND G Y N E C O L O G Y ( E F F E C T I V E JUNE 30,1955) DR. VILLIAM STRICKLAND, F E L L O ? ~ IN SURGERY

~ A f o T R I P S . A P P R O V A L IS RECO:A?,!ENDED OF THE FOLLOWING TRIPS

W I T H O U T L O S S O F P A Y B Y T H E S T A F F !AEbIBERS I N D I C A T E D , T H E I R E X P E N S E S

TO B E P A I D FROPI! C O N F E R E N C E S , L E C T U R E S , A N D A T T E N D A N C E A T S C I E N T I F I C

! 4 E E T I N G S U N L E S S O T H E R W I S E I N O t C A T E D :

1. B Y DR. HARLOI:I 3 . A D E S , P R C F Z C S O R O F ANCTOMY, T O A T T E N D

RESEARCH CONFERENCES A T P E N S A C C L P , FLORIDA O M JANUARY 19-21,1955; HIS EXPENSES T O BE PAID B Y U.S. N A V Y C O N T R A C T N - O N R - 1 5 5 3 .

2 B Y MR. O R L A N O B A K E R , S T U D E N T R E S E A R C H T E C H N I C I A N I N I N T E R N A L

~~IEDICINE, T O PRESENT A PAPER A T THE MEETING OF THE S O U T H E R N

S O C I E T Y F O R CLINICAL R E S E A R C H AND ?,.f;ERI C A N F E D E R A T ~ O N F O R C L I N I C A L

?:SEARCH I N NEW ORLEANS,LBUI'SIANA O N J A N U A R Y 27-29,!955.

3. B Y OR. A. 1. BRAUDE, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR O F I N T E R N A L M E D I C I N E ,

T O PRESENT PAPERS A T T H E ? ~ E E T I N G OF THE S O U T H E R N SOCIETY F O R

CLINICAL R E S E A R C H AND SOUTHERM SECTION OF THE A 8 j ! ~ ~ ~ ~ A ~ F E D E R A T I O N

F P R C L I N I C A L R E S E A R C H I N MEW ORLEANS,LOU~SIANA ON JANUARY 2b29,1955; H I S E X P E N S E S TO S E P A I D FROPA j \ R M Y G R A N T ~ ~ - 4 9 - 0 0 7 - i . i ~ - 5 1 9 ( i ~ i O ~ . #I).

4. B Y OR. JOHN 5. CHAPMAN, PROFESSOR OF INTERNAL MEDICINE, TO

A T T E N D T H E J O I N T M E E T I N G O F T H E C O U N C I L S O N ? + ) E D l C A L J U R I S P R U D E N C E

AND U E D l C A L HEALTH A N D T U B E R C U L D S : S I N AUSTIN, TEXAS, ON

J A N U A R Y 22,1955; H I S E X P E N S E S T O S E P A I D F R O M SOUTHWESTERN M E D I C A L

FOUNDATION T R A V E L FUND.

5. BY DR. D A L E A. CLARK, CLINICAL A S S O C I A T E P R O F E S S O R OF

BIOCHEP.?ISTRY, T O A T ~ E N D A M E E T I N G O F FEDERATION O F Aa;lERl C A N

S O C I E T I E S F O R E X P E R ~ ~ ~ ~ E N T A L B I O L O G Y A T S A N F R A N C I S C O , CALIFORNIA

O N A P R I L 5-19, 1955? H I S E X P E N S E S TO 6 E P A I D FRO$.( G R A N T C - 2 5 4 5 .

6. B Y DR. I V A N E. DANHOF, ~ N S T R U C T O R I N PHYSIOLOGV, T O - P R E S E N T

A PAPER A T THE MEETING OF THE F E D E R A T E D A~AERICAN SOCIETIES F O R

E X P E R I M E N T A L BIOLOGY A T S A N FRANCISCO, C A L I F O R N I A O N A P R I L 11-16,1955,

7. B Y DR. E. R. H ~ L D E N * JR., C L I N I C A L ASSISTANT I N I N T E R N A L

i . ? E O I C i N E , T O P R E S E N T A P A P E R A T T H E M E E T I N G O F T H E SOUTHERN S O C I E T Y F O R CLINICAL R E S E A R C H A T NEVI O R L E A N S , L O U l S l R N A ON J A N U A R Y 2&20,1955.

8. E Y DR. R O B E R T L. JOHNSON, JR.. C L I N I C A L ASSISTANT I N I N T E R N A L

bdEO:CINE, TO P R E S E N T A P A P E R A T T H E PMEETING O F T H E A M ~ E R I C A N F E D E : ? A T I O N F O R CLINICAL R E S E A R C H A N D S O U T H E R N S O C ~ E T Y F O R

C L I N I C A L RESEARCH, A T NEVI O R L E A N S , L b U R S I A N A , O N J A N U A R Y 28-29, 19551 A N D TO V I S I T RICHARD RILEY'S CCRDIO-PULP.ION.~RY L A 3 C R A T O R Y

A T J O k i N S HOPKINS M E D I C A L S C H O O L I N GALTIMORE, !,IARYLANO ON

F E B R U A R Y 1 5 - 1 9 9 1 9 5 5 3 H I S E X P E N S E S T O B E P A I D FRObl G R A N T H T - 2 9 3 ( C 5 ) .

9. B Y DR. ROBERT 8. LACKEY, P R O F E S S O R O F P H Y S I O L O G Y , T O A T T C N D

THE o . 0 ~ ~ ~ 1 NG OF THE FEDERATED AFl iER l C A N SOCIETIES F O R EXPERIMENTAL

BIOLOGY A T S A N FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA O N A P R ~ L 11-16,1955.

10. B Y DR. JAMES P. L ILLEHEI, I WSTRUCTOR I N INTERNAL MEDICINE, T O

P R E S E N T A P A P E R A T T H E S O U T H E R N SOCIETY F O R CLINICAL R E S E A R C H A N D

T H E A l E R l C A N FEDERATION F O R C L I N I C A L R c S E A R C H A T NEVI O R L E A N S ,

L o W S l A N A ON JANUARY 28-29,1955.

12. B Y DR. JAEJIES ?.:CCRANIE, ASSISTANT P R O F E S S O R O F P S Y C H ~ A T R Y ,

TO L E A D A P A N E L D I S C U S S I O N A T T H E M E E T I N G O F T H E T E X A S CO?,lF+lITTEE

O N !TENPAL ~ E A L T H Q E S E A R C H A T E U S T I N , T E X A S , ON J A W U A R Y 21,1955.

13. B Y DR. C A R W E N ~ I L L E R , A S S I S T A N T P R O F E S S O R O F P S Y C H ! A T R Y , . T o

P R E S E N T A P A P E R A T T H E M E E T I N G O F T H E I~MERICAN O R T H O P S Y C H I A T R I C

I?SSOCIATICN I N CHICAGO, I L L I N C I S ON F E B R U A R Y 27-:.!ARCH 2 , 1 9 5 5 .

1'. B Y DR. PHILIP 0'8. NONTGO:.~ERY, E~SSOCIATE P R O F E S S O R OF

PATHOLOGY, T O ATTEND THE ~ ( E E T I N G OF THE AMERICAN C A N C E R

SOCIETY I N HOUSTON, T E X A S O N J A N U A R Y 5 A N D JANUARY 16, 1955.

15. B Y DR. J D H N C. PORTER, I N S T R U C T O R I N P H Y S I O L O G Y , T O P R E S E N T

A P A P E R A T T H E FMEETING O F T H E FEOESATED f > M E R l C A N S O C I E T I E S F O R

EXPERJP.~IENTAL BIOLOGY A T S A N F R A N C I S C O . CALIFORNIA ON A P R I L

11-15,1955.

15. BY DR. DONALD SELDIN, P G O F E S S O R OF INTERNAL ~ ~ J ~ E D I C I N E , T O

ATTEND THE MEETING OF THE S D U T H E ~ ~ % ! SOCIETY F O R CLINICAL R E S E A R C I ~

AND THE ALIERICAN FEDEP.AT J O N F O R CLINICAL R E S E A R C H ON JANUARY

2 8 - 2 9 , f 9 5 5 ; H t .5 E X P E N S E S TO B E P A I D F R O M GRANT ~ ~ - 2 9 3 ( C 5 ) ; A N D

T O PRESENT A PAPER A T T % E MEETING OF THE UNIVERSITY O F T E X A S

P O S T G R A D U A T E S C H O O L O F @$EDICINE I N H O U S ~ O N , TEXAS ON F E B R U A R Y

11,1955.

17. B Y DR. HERBERT C. TIDVIELL, P R O F E S S O R O F B I O C H E ? ~ I S T R Y , T o

P R E S E N T A P A P E R I N T H E SOROCIN RESEARCH CONFERENCES I N M E R I D E N ,

NEVI HAI.IPSHIRE ON A U G U S T 22-26,1955.

Is. B Y D R . JOHN C. V A N A T T A , A S S O C I A T E P R O F E S S O R OF ?HYSIOLOGY,

TO P R E S E N T A P A P E R A T " T H E PSEETING O F T H E F E D E R A T E D A M E R I C A N

SOCIETIES F O R EXPERIMENTAL B I O L O G Y A T S A N FRANCISCO, C A L I F O R N I A

O N APRIL 11-16,1955; H I S E X P E N S E S TO B E P A I D F R O M UsPH G R A N T

H-1574.

G I F T S AN0 G R A N T S . I T i s RECOf.4uENDED T H A T T H E F O L L O W I N G G I F T S A N D -- G R A N T S T O T A L I N G 317,232.50 B E A C C E P T E D A N D T H A T T H E A P P R E C I A T I O N

O F T H E B O A R D B E S E N T TO T H E DONORS:

1. F O R C A N C E R R E S E A R C M P,$E?;lORIAL FUND A T T H E D I R E C T I O N O F T H E D E A N

F R O M MRS. J. H O B A ~ D E T H E R E D G E , ~;IESS JANE ETHERIDGE,

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D A L L A S , T E X A S I N l.%E?dORY O F MR. H. F L A T E A U $ 7.50 F R O M ESTELA GONZAL:ES, O A L L A S , TEXAS I N 3 E M O R Y O F

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DR. P H I L I P 0'8. ?.~ONTGOEIE?Y 25.00

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FUND A T D I R E C T I O N O F OR. GLADYS F A S H E N A 250.00

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DIRECTOR, F T . U O R T H L A B O R A T O R Y F O 3 SURGICAL R E S E A R C H ,

S U I T E 313 P R O F E S S l O + i A L B U l L D l N O , 1215 P E N N S Y L V A N I A FIVE.,

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P S Y C H I A T R Y F O R E X P E R 1 ' ; E N T A T I O N AND I N V E S T I G A T I O N

I N T H E U S E O F H Y P N O S I S 1 3 5 0 0 + 0 0

8. FR3t; l T H E B A S S FOUNDATION, C/O B R S . H A R R Y !:!. B A S S ,

M A G N O L I A BUILDING, O A L L A S , TEXAS, F O R T H E P U R C H A S E

A N 0 D E V E L O P M E N T O F A N O X l i l E T E R A T T H E D I R E C T I O N O F

OR. ?d. T. JENKINS 1,735.00

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A G R A N T - I ? ! - A I D F O R T H E S T U D Y O F N A T R U E T I C F A C T O R AT

T H E D I R E C T I O N O F DR. JOHN C . V A ~ ~ A T T A 1 0 ~ 0 0 0 ~ 0 0

T H E F 0 L L O I : I I N G P A Y S E N T S ON GRAidTS S H O U N A B O V E OR P R E V I O U S L Y

A U A R D E D H A V E B E E N R E C E I V E D :

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Obl G R A N T F O R P E R I O D E N D I N G A U G U S T 31,1955 12,500.00

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O N SCHOLARSHIP AVJARDEO VALERIE n. SHEEHAN 300.00

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