Umvmwrrx OF MINNESOTA

Year 195859 No. 8

Umvmwrrx OF MINNESOTA

BOARD m W3GENTS

MINUTES December 12, 1958

A meeting of the Board of Re ents was held ia the Regents7 Room, Administration Building, on Fxiday, December 12, 1958, at 10 o'clock.

Present: Chairman Quinlivan, presiding; Regents Griggs, Howard, Lawson, Malkerson, Mayo, Neumeier, Olson, Skyberg, and President Morrill.

Voted to approve the mimtes of the following meeting:

Board af Regents of June 13, 1958

Voted to approve the following persomd ohamges:

Terminations

L McKendree Eaton Professor of Neurolo Mayo Founda- tion without salary etfective November 15,1958 %ceased Novem- ber 18. 1958)

Grier F Starr Instructor in Pathology Mayo Foundation with- aut salary effective December 31, 1958

John P Hamen Research Fellow !3chool of Mines and Metal- lurgy effective November 17, 1958

Minda R Berg Wilkin County Home Agent Instructor Agri- cultural Extension Service effective December 27, 1958

Maynard D Helgaas Clay County Club Agent Instructor Agricultural Extension Service effective December 13, 1958

Jan Vozenilek Lyon County Assistant County Agricultural Agent Instructor Agricultural Extension Senrice effective Decem- ber 22, 1958

Dessie P Zobenica Itasca County Hame Agent Instructor Aglicultural Extension Service effective December 9. 1958 -

Ferdinand A Ruplin Teaching Assistant ~ m ' a n e&ctiYe November 15, 1958

Samuel E Wallace Teaching Assistant Sociology e&ctive December 15, 1958

Henry T. Czerniak Teaching Assistaxit Department of Mili- tary Science and Tactics without salary effective October 30, 1958

Floyd D Rudy Research Assistant School of Forestry Research Funds effective November 15, 1958

Wesley E Suhr Research Assistant School of Forestry Re- search Funds effective November 15, 1958

Andrew J Hein Research Assistant Sociology Research Funds effective October 15, 1958

Gloria J Hagerty Research Assistant Physiological Chemistry Research Funds effective October 31, 1958

Richard J GrifEths Research Assistant School of Physics Re- search Funds effective December 15, 1958

Panagiotis A Zafiracopoulos Medical Fellow Surgery without salary effective at time of appointment July 1, 1958

H Wilson Godfrey Medical Fellow Radiology effective De- cember 31, 1958

Hans J Zwang Medical Fellow Psychiatry and Neurolo with salary paid directly by the Veterans Administration ~ospi t ref fective September 30, 1958

Ronald E Wilbur Medical Fellow Mayo Foundation on military leave without salary effective October 15, 1958

Doris B Efron Senior Clerk-Typist Office of the Comptroller effective November 3, 1958

Yvonne D Teufert Clerk-T ist Office of the Comptroller effective October 24, 1958 (transxrred to miscellaneous payroll

Lorraine A Corbett Senior Clerk Office of Admissions an Records effective November 27, 1958

d Bennett Paffrath Stores Clerk General Storehouse effective

November 25, 1958 Beverly A Kostecka Clerk Library effective November 18,

1958 ---- Wilbur F Thies Guard Department of Protection and Safety

effective November 15, 1958 Arthur L Anderson Senior Farm Laborer Animal Husbandry

effective October 31, 1958 Lelah C Lovrien Senior Laboratory Attendant Medicine ef-

fective November 24, 1958 Esther Tweeten Senior Laboratory Technician Pathology ef-

fective November 25. 1958 Janis S Holmer Principal Clerk College of Veterinary Medi-

cine effective January 30, 1959 Llovd G Wolverton Building Caretaker PhvsicaI Plant effec-

tive September 25, 1958 -

Ann L Litman Senior Clerk-Typist Department of Radio and Television Broadcasting effective December 15, 1958

Annette 0 Sova General Staff Nurse Surgery Research Funds effective November 27. 1958

Delores A Jonk c l e r k - ~ ~ ~ i s t Psychiatry Research Funds effective November 13, 1958

Alice C Dierich Senior Clerk-Typist Rosemount Research Center effective November 14, 1958

Irene M B&e Food Service Worker Sanford Hall effective November 7, 1958

Nora Swanson Assistant Cook Cofhnan Union Food Service effective November 6, 1958

Sharon R Kind Senior Clerk-Typist University of Minnesota Hospitals effective November 11, 1958

Myron W Syverson recipient of a National Merit Scholarship (Boeing Airplane Company) of $100 effective October 1, 1958

Appointments

Louis C Birch as Professor Zoology for the winter quarter of 1958-59 at $4,500 Term C ($13,500 B rate)

Marc L Nerlove as Associate Professor Ford Foundation Re- search in Economics School of Business Administration beginning March 16, 1959 at the rate of $9,500 Term A

David C Snetsinger as Assistant Professor Poultry Husbandry March 1, 1959 to June 30, 1961 at the rate of $7,020 Term A

Robert W Berg as Assistant Professor Extension Specialist Poultry Agricultural Extension Service December 1, 1958 to June 30, 1960 at the rate of $8,600 Term A

Drusilla Poole as Assistant Professor School of Nursing without salary September 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Jules S Golden as Assistant Professor Psychiatry and Neu- rology December 1, 1958 to June 30, 1960 at the rate of $9,580 Term A

A Jack Hafner as Assistant Professor Psychiatry and Neu- rology and Psychology Research Funds December 15, 1958 to June 30, 1960 at the rate of $8,000 Term AT

Allen Hodges as Assistant Professor College of Education Research Funds December 16, 1958 to June 15, 1960 at the rate of $8,500 Term B

Nonvood R Hanson as Research Associate Minnesota Center for Philosophy of Science at $5,437 Term CT ($10,873 A rate) February 1 to July 31, 1959 and as Non-service Fellow at $1,800 February 1 to July 31, 1959

Wolfgang Yourgrau as Research Associate Minnesota Center for Philosophy of Science at $4,143 Term CT ($8,287 A rate) February 1 to July 31, 1959 and as Non-service Fellow at $1,800 February 1 to July 31, 1959

Oliver D Billing as Lecturer School of Architecture for the winter quarter of 1958-59 at $800 Term CHT50 ($4,800 B rate)

Ruth D Abbott as Lecturer School of Public Health without salary November 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959

The following as Lecturers College of Veterin Medicine Division of Veterinary Bacteriology and Public ~ e T t h without salary January 1 to June 30, 1959

David E Evans James H Steele Wallace C Lawton Kenneth E Taylor Robert B Mericle Calvin A Ward

Arvid C Knudtson continuation of appointment as Lecturer Economics School of Business Administration for the winter quarter of 1958-59 at $600 Term CHX33 ($5,400 B rate)

David S Torbett as Instructor Interdisciplinary Studies in General Education for the winter and spring quarters of 1958-59 at $723 Term CH25 ($4,338 B rate)

Marian N Kottke as Instructor Home Agent at Large Agri- cultural Extension Service January 1 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $6,500 Term ATX

Charlotte M Otten as Instructor Medical Technology Novem- ber 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $6,000 Term A

William G Dewald as Instructor Economics School of Busi- ness Administration for the winter quarter of 1958-59 at $495 Term CHT33 ($4,451 B rate)

Cecelia E Sudia continuation of appointment as Instructor General College for the winter quarter of 1958-59 at $742 Term CH50 ($4,451 B rate)

Lee F Hermsmeier as Research Fellow Agricultural Engi- neering without salary September 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

T Ramaswami Rajagopalan as Research Fellow School of Chemistry Research Funds November 10, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $3,232 Term CHT93 ($5,400 A rate 1 Friso Willeboordse continuation o appointment as Research Fellow School of Chemistry Research Funds November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $1,600 Term CHT42 ($5,784 A rate)

Arthur L Aronson as Research Fellow Colle e of Veterinary Medicine Division of Veterinary Physiology an2 Pharmacology Research Funds November 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $5,784 Term AT

John A Williamson as Teaching Assistant Mathematics Col- lege of Science Literature and the Arts for 1958-59 at $1,285 Term BH34

Richard L Davis as Teaching Assistant Pathology without salary January 1 to June 30, 1959

Mitchell J Rosenholtz as Teaching Assistant Pathology without salary November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Kenneth G Strei as Teaching Assistant Psycho-Educational Clinic November 1. 1958 to Tune 15. 1959 at the rate of $945 T&I ~ ~ 2 5

William C Kelso, Jr as Research Assistant School of Forestry Research Funds November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $1,680 Term CHT50

Donald W Peterson as Research Assistant School of Forestry Research Funds October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $945 Term CHT25

Monty D Harrison continuation of appointment as Research Assistant Plant Pathology and Botany Research Funds January 1 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,520 Term AHT50

Antoinette Mariani continuation of appointment as Research Assistant Physiology Research Funds December 1, 1958 to March 31, 1959 at $1,260 Tenn CHT75

Charles F Stroebel continuation of appointment as Research Assistant Physiological Chemistry Research Funds November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $1,680 Tenn CHT50

Grenith J Zimmerman as Research Assistant Numerical Analy- sis Center Scientific Computing Laboratory November 1, 1958 to June 15, 1959 at the rate of $1,890 Term BH50

Claudie D Borkowsky as Research Assistant College of Vet- erinary Medicine Division of Veterinary Surgery and Radiology Research Funds November 1, 1958 to March 31, 1959 at $441 Term CHTX21

Theodor B Grage continuation of appointment as Medical Fellow Specialist Surgery without salary November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Matthew Cohen as Medical Fellow Pediatrics November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $1,760 lus tuition and fees Term C

George J Aguirre as ~edicat ) Fellow Surgery without salary October 21, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Giuseppe de Candia as Medical Fellow Surgery without salary November 1, 1958 to May 1, 1959

Robert H De Riemer as Medical Fellow Surgery without salary Seqtember 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Rodngo S Manubens as Medical Fellow Surgery without salary October 21, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Nicolaas G Meyne as Medical Fellow Surgery without salary October 21. 1958 to Tune 30. 1959

r - c h i n g Yu pb ~ e d i b a l Fellow Surgery without salary Octo er 27, 1958 to une 30, 1959

James A McNal I y continuation of appointment as Medical Fellow Radiology January 1 to June 30, 1959 at $1,320 plus tuition and fees Term C

Robert J Marshall as Medical Fellow Mayo Foundation without salary for one year b e g i ~ i n g July 1, 1958

Alan D Espelien as Non-service Fellow Pharmacology Re- search Funds October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $2,600 plus tuition and fees Term E

G Willard Fornell as Patent Adviser Office of the Vice Presi- dent Business Administration November 17, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $8,004 Term A

Beverly A Metcalfe as Senior Clerk-T ist Office of the Vice President Academic Administration ~ o v e s e r 17, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,120 Term A

Marcella R Axman as Secretary Office of the Comptroller November 3, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,240 Tern AT

Ruth Kozlen as Clerk-T ist O5ce of the Dean of Students Bureau of Student Loans anficholarships November 12, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,556 Term AT

Leslie I Meyer as Psychometric Assistant O5ce of the Dean of Students Student Counseling Bureau November 24, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,120 Term A

Claire A Kruger as Clerk Office of Admissions and Records December 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,460 Term AT

Shirley A Olson as Senior Clerk-Typist Office of Civil Service Personnel October 27, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,120 Term A

Beverly L Hamilton as News Representative Department of University Relations October 31, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $5,196 Term A

Mildred H Anderson as Senior Clerk Library October 27, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,000 Term A

Clayton M Mattson as Guard Department of Protection and Safety November 17, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3.120 Term- A

Wilbur F Thies as Guard Department of Protection and Safety and Rosemount Research Center October 14, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,120 Term A

Jean E Vertin as Secretary Department of Protection and Safety October 27, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,240 Term A

Ronald W Stevens as Assistant Herdsman Dairy Husbandry November 10, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,648 Term A

Doris M Tohnson as Clerk-Twist Aeronomv and Plant Ge- netics ~esearcfi Funds November 5; 1958-to ~ u n e 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,556 Term AT

Peggy S Raab as Secretary Physiological Chemistry October 27. 1958 to Tune 30. 1959 at the rate of $3.240 Term A '

Sue A d c ~ o n a l d as Senior clerk-~yp$t college of Veterinary Medicine December 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,120 Term AT

Edna A Regehr continuation of appointment as Laboratory Technologist Agricultural Biochemistry Research Funds Decem- ber 16, 1958 to March 15, 1959 at $633 Term CHTX57 ($4,440 A rate)

Austrid K Benson as Clerk-Stenoera~her Division of Social Sciences Duluth Branch November 3,-1938 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,772 Term A

Joan M Grassinger as Secretary Extension Classes October 22, 1958 to Tune 30. 1959 at the rate of $3.240 Term A

Constance ~ u s e t as clerk-~ypist ~xtension Classes October 22, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,556 Term AT

Edward A Erickson as Junior Engineer Department of Radio and Television Broadcasting November 17, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $5,196 Term AT

Arlin J Krueger as Junior Engineer School of Physics Re- search Funds September 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $5,196 Term AT

Sarah J Wilburn as Laboratory Attendant Medicine Research Funds November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,880 Term AT

Carlos Melkon continuation of appointment as Senior Labo- ratory Animal Attendant Office of the Cancer Coordinator Novem- ber 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,504 Term A

Colleen Rehder continuation of appointment as Junior Scien- tist Office of the Cancer Coordinator November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $4,992 Term AT

Janice S Moon continuation of appointment as Junior Scien- tist Pathology Research Funds November 1, 1958 to January 31, 1959 at $1,200 Term CT ($4,800 A rate)

Rose Weiner continuation of appointment as Senior Labora- tory Technician Surgery Research Funds November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $2,848 Term CT ($4,272 A rate)

Lois B Johnson as Laboratory Technician Anatomy Research Funds November 3, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $1,920 Term CT ($2,880 A rate)

Nancy J McMullen as Laboratory Technologist Medicine Research Funds August 25, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $4,104 Term AT

Joan M Haslcin continuation of appointment as Senior Labora- tory Technician Physiology Research Funds December 1, 1958 to March 31, 1959 at $1,168 Term CT ($3,504 A rate)

Wesley W Walberg continuation of a pointment as Labora- tory Animal Attendant Physiology ~esearcR Funds December 1, 1958 to March 31, 1959 at $1,040 Term CT ($3,120 A rate)

Lee Cowell as Senior Laboratory Animal Attendant Surgery Research Funds November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $2,528 Term CT ($3,792 A rate)

Harry H Johnson as Laboratory Animal Attendant Surgery Research Funds November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $2,080 Term CT ($3,120 A rate)

Lloyd L Benjarmn as Building Caretaker Physical Plant November 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,120 Term A

Paul F Smith, Sr as Building Caretaker Physical Plant Novem- ber 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,120 Term A

Mae A McBroom as Cook President's Residence November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,000 Term A

Clarence C Schwalbe as Senior Farm Laborer St Paul Campus General Service and Maintenance November 5, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,240 Term AT

Evelyn A Woodward as Food Service Worker Sanford Hall November 18, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,364 Term A

Sheila K Sullivan as Junior Student Personnel Worker Coff- man Memorial Union September 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $4,272 Term A

Lisbeth A Lear as Tabulating Equipment Operator Numerical Analysis Center Tabulatin Laboratory November 12, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,372 Term A

Frederick L Oliver as Laboratory Technologist College of Veterinary Medicine Veterinary Physiology and Pharmacology Research Funds November 17, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $4,104 Term AT

Edward Linkert continuation of appointment as Laboratory Animal Attendant Cancer Biology Research Funds November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,372 Term AT

Kathryn R Benfield continuation of appointment as Labora- tory Technician Surgery Research Funds November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $2,000 Term CT ($3,000 A rate)

Charles L Tayson continuation of appointment as Laboratory Animal Attendant Cancer Biology Research Funds November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,240 Term AT

Nimfa V Altamarino as Laboratory Technologist Pediatrics Research Funds September 29, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $3,109 Term CTX ($4,104 A rate)

Henry M Ballin continuation of appointment as Assistant Scientist Physiology Research Funds December 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $3,542 Term CT ($6,072 A rate)

Velta Goppers continuation of appointment as Junior Scientist Physiology Research Funds December 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $3,031 Term CT ($5,196 A rate)

Patricia L Eckhart as Clerk-Stenographer School of Social Work Research Funds November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,000 Term AT

Odell Cobbin as Principal Laboratory Animal Attendant Sur- gery Research Funds November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $3,080 Term CT ($4,620 A rate)

Audrey S Martinson as Junior Scientist Surgery Research Funds September 1 to December 31, 1958 at $1,540 Term CT ($4,620 A rate)

Rose L Weiner continuation of appointment as Senior Labora- tory Technician Surgery Research Funds September 1 to October 31, 1958 at $712 Term CT ($4,272 A rate)

Sybil R Wong as Laboratory Technologist Bacteriology and Immnnology Research Funds August 21, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $4,104 Term ATX

Davis F Matheny as Laboratory Animal Attendant Surgery Research Funds October 29. 1958 to Tanuarv 15, 1959 at $682 -...-- ~ - - - - - ~ - - . . Term CT ($3,120 A rate)

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M Adele W Cahlander as Junior Scientist Home Economics Education Research Funds October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $3,744 Term ET

Stephanie A Wishnick as Laboratory Technologist College of Veterinary Medicine Division of Veterinary Medicine and Clinics October 20, 1958 to Tune 30, 1959 at the rate of $4,104 Term AT

Audrey M Backus as Student Technologist Supervisor Univer- sity of Minnesota Hospitals September 15, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $4,690 Term AX

Joan M Reichelt as Occupational Therapist University of Minnesota Hospitals November 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $4,104 Term A

Patricia A Barnes as recipient of an Alpha Tau Delta Scholar- ship of $100 for the fall quarter of 1958-59 School of Nursing

Harlan R Stoehr as recipient of a Frank B Astroth Scholarship of $200 for 1958-59 College of Agriculture Forestry and Home Economics

Gordon W Erlandson as recipient of a Borden Agricultural Scholarship of $300 for 1958-59 College of Agriculture Forestry and Home Economics

Constance R Nord as recipient of a Borden Home Economics Scholarship Award of $300 for 1958-59 College of Agriculture Forestry and Home Economics

William J Magee as recipient of a Charles R Brett Inter- national Brotherhood of Electrical Workers State Council Scholar- ship of $150 for 1958-59 College of Veterinary Medicine

Lome R Dunham as recipient of a Burpee Award in Horti- culture of $100 for 1958-59 College of Agriculture Forestry and Home Economics

The foliowing as recipients of Chapman Foundation Scholar- ships for Freshman Foresters of $200 each for 1958-59 School of Forestry

Bill D Hink Paul D Manion Warren L Holzheid

James R Erickson as recipient of a Development of Biostatisti- cal Aids for Research Scholarship of $300 for 1958-59 School of Public Health

Jean E Schroeder as recipient of a Caleb Dorr Scholarship of $60 December 1, 1958 to March 31, 1959 Southern School of Agriculture

Donna M Barnhart as recipient of a Caleb Dorr Scholarship of $85 November 1, 1958 to March 31, 1959 Southern School of Agriculture

Sandra G Adams and Joan A Logue as recipients of Helen Dwan Prizes of $105 each for 1958-59 Music

The following as recipients of Evans Foundation Scholarships of tuition and fees each for 1958-59

James C Beckstrom Law School Max G Broadwater College of Science Literature and the Arts Geor e B Chesley Institute of Technology ~ e r a h M Dahlin Mathematics College of Science Litera-

ture and the Arts Roger L Gilles College of Science Literature and the Arts Donald Gschlecht College of Science Literature and the Arts Thomas A Hadley Chemical Engineering Edwin M Hamrnersten College of Science Literature and the Arts Thomas J Hamgan History

Donald A Hennings College of Science Literature and the Arts Robert B Henrikson School of Business Admidstration Richard Keenan Colle e of Science Literature and the Arts Charles B Knaus ~ c h o 5 of chemistry Burton W Knudson Aeronautical Engineering Wayne H Larson Institute of Technology Robert S La Rue Electrical Engineering Edwin P Lindborg School of Chemistry John P Lyons College of Science Literature and the Arts William J Miller College of Science Literature and the Arts John P Montague Institute of Technology Karl A Pfitzer Institute of Technology Phillip M Schneider Institute of Technology John R Walter College of Science Literature and the Arts

Dennis V D'Andrea as recipient of an M A Hanna Company Mineral Technology Scholarship of $166 for the fall quarter of 1958-59 Institute of Technology

Julian W D'Andrea as recipient of an M A Hanna Company Mineral Technology Scholarship of $500 for 1958-59 School of Mines and Metallurgy

Stanley E Hilliard as recipient of an M A Hanna Company Mineral Technolow scholars hi^ of $166 for the fall auarter of . - 195&59 ~hernicar~n~ineer ing

Robert 0 Bodine and Hugo H John as recipients of Hornelite Forestry Scholarships of $250 each for 1958-59 School of Forestry

Sun Hwan Chi as reci~ient of a Tulia Marshall scholars hi^ of $100 for the fall quarter d 195859 Aeronautical Engineerin-

Zvi Rarchi as recipient of a Julia Marshall Scholarship of $100 for the fall quarter of 1958-59 Agronomy and Plant Genetics

Saida W Kidwai as recipient of a Julia Marshall Scholarship of $150 for the fall quarter of 1958-59 Geography

The following as recipients of Mt Sinai Hospital Auxiliary Scholarships of $100 each November 17, 1958 to June 30, 1959 School of Nursing

Barbara Bebler Lois N Vold Caroline S Bunker

Genevra A Howson and Velma M Math as recipients of Mt Sinai Hospital Auxiliary Scholarships of $150 each November 17, 1958 to June 30, 1959 School of Nursing

Harold C Olsen as recipient of a Minnesota Alumni Scholar- ship (St Louis Club) of $150 for 1958-59 School of Architecture

Robert E Sprenger as recipient of a Minnesota Dairy Indus- try Scholarship of $300 for 1958-59 College of Agriculture For- estry and Home Economics

David R Pauly as recipient of a Minnesota Garden Flower Society Scholarship in Memory of Roger S Mackintosh of $100 for 1958-59 College of Agriculture Forestry and Home Economics

Ronald J Tarnowski as recipient of a North Star Scholarship of $80 for the fall quarter of 1958-59 Physical Education Duluth Branch

Ronald W Agerter as recipient of a Northwestern Drug Com- pany Scholarship of $175 for 1958-59 College of Pharmacy

The following as recipients of Laverne Noyes Scholarships of tuition only for 1958-59

Terrence L Clark Philosophy Roland G Fossell Social Studies College of Education George B Graen Psychology Marlin M Hanson College of Science Literature and the Arts Cathleen M Harrison College of Education Frederick E Haskins Botany Genevra A Howson School of Nursing Jacqueline M Howson Occupational Therapy Donna J Lidstad Music Duane S Petersen Elementary Education Duluth Branch George W Sandberg Law School Ellen I Schoemaker School of Home Economics Constance H Walters College of Education

Doris E Anderson and Eva A Hradetzky as recipients of Emil Oberhoffer Scholarships of $105 each for 1958-59 Music

Earl K Wold as recipient of an F H Peavey Van Dusen-Har- rington Company Undergraduate Scholarship of $300 for 1958-59 College of Agriculture Forestry and Home Economics

Judith A Middlemist as recipient of a Wesley E Peik Memo- rial Scholarship of $150 for the winter and spring quarters of 1958-59 Elementary Education

John R Riggs as recipient of a Wesley E Peik Memorial Scholarship of $219 November 17, 1958 to December 31, 1959 College of Education

Betty I Strandquist as recipient of a Wesley E Peik Memorial Scholarship of $200 for the winter and spring quarters of 1958-59 College of Education

Douglas C Mohl as recipient of a Pillsbury Mills Incorpo- rated Scholarship in Chemical Engineering of $438 November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 Chemical Engineering

Janet E Silverness and Alvin T Stonefelt as recipients of Presser Foundation Scholarships of $105 each for 1958-59 Music

Bernard C Thoennes as recipient of a Rilco Laminated Prod- ucts Agricultural Engineering Scholarship of $300 for 1958-59 Agricultural Engineering

Darla H Berg as recipient of a William A Schaper Memorial Scholarship of $250 for the winter and spring quarters of 1958-59 Political Science

Harriet R Noske and Shirley C Noske as recipients of Augustus Searle Student Loans and Scholarships of $35 each November 1, 1958 to March 31, 1959 Southern School of Agri- culture

The following as recipients of Augustus L Searle Student Loans and Scholarships of $50 each for 1958-59 West Central School and Experiment Station

Jeanette J Melchert Diane H Stenerson Shirley Osmon Jane Thormodson Dorothy Paulson

The following as recipients of Augustus L Searle Student Loans and Scholarships of $70 each November 1, 1958 to March 31, 1959 Southern School of Agriculture

Florence J Culver Diann J Morlock Marylin Exe

The following as recipients of Augustus L Searle Student Loans and Scholarships of $75 each for 1958-59 West Central School and Experiment Station

Diane C Jerpseth Charlene Pearson Barbara J Krieg Diane C Schmidt

Roland R Larter as recipient of a Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Scholarship of $250 for 1958-59 College of Agriculture Forestry and Home Economics

The following as recipients of Sears-Roebuck and Company Scholarships of $50 each for 1958-59 West Central School and Experiment Station

David J Jellum Gary Swendsrud Gary R Stoner David Wohlers

Joseph Campion and Thomas Kirchberg as recipients of Sears-Roebuck and Compan Scholarships of $52.50 each for 1958-59 West Central ~choorand Experiment Station

Paul A Hager and Marvin V Johnson as recipients of Sears- Roebuck Foundation Scholarships of $61 each for 1958-59 South- em School of Agriculture

Harlan B Holrnquist as recipient of a Sears-Roebuck Foun- dation Scholarship of $63 for 1958-59 Southern School of Agri- culture

The following as recipients of Belle Bonsteel Sorensen Music Scholarships of $105 each for 1958-59 Music

Susan G Amunson Sanford Margolis Marilyn Grinder Judith L Savage June F Hallberg

The following as recipients of United States Public Health Service Professional Nurses Advanced Training Traineeships of $1,707.72 each for 1958-59 School of Nursing

Joan M Carlson Karen A Friets Marian L Carlson Marveleen A Nielsen

Mary C O'Connor Joanne M Sutcliffe Margaret P Parren Patricia L Wick

'The following as recipients of United States Public Health Service Professional Nurses Advanced Training Traineeships of $2,134.61 each for 1958-59 School of Nursing

Blanche R Becker Ruth M Organ Audrey I Hansen Lucille V Paulson Lynda J McCaskill Marjorie L Pine Esther A Nelson Valatrice E Shrimpton Sister M Joel Niedzielski Gloria A Swanberg

The following as recipients of United States Public Health Service Professional Nurses Advanced Training Traineeships Sep- tember 29, 1958 to July 18, 1959 School of Nursing

Amount Oletta J Anderson $1,938.49 Beverly A Beling 1,938.49 Patricia L Buttke 1,938.49 Margaret R Canfield 2,229.26 Nancy E Lienke 2,423.08 Juanita M Merz 1,938.49 Mary E Tananis 2,229.26

The following as recipients of United States Public Health Service Professional Nurses Advanced Training Traineeships Sep- tember 29, 1958 to August 22, 1959 School of Nursing

Amount Lois D Anderson $3,253.81 Shirley C Asklund 2,169.26 Joan L Brinkman 2,711.54 Deidre A Brossard 2,711.54 Betty L Brown 3,036.93 Henrietta M Carlson 2,711.54 Margaret A Carlson 3,145.43 Nancy L Cook 2,711.54 Katherine J Engel 2,711.54 Ruth K Felker 2,169.26 Helen L Halstead 2,711.54 Josephine H Harvey 2,711.54 Ruth L Hass 2,711.54 Patricia A Huber 2,169.26 Helen M Jameson 2,169.26 Eldean M Klecker 2,711.54 Minnie L Lemons 2,711.54 Bernell I Lilla 2,711.54 Gladys C Lyng 2,711.54 Mary Ann P McIntyre 3,036.93 Doris M Mills 2,169.26

Amount Marian A Murphy 2,494.65 Jessie P Nigh 2,711.54 Jean M Olsen 3,036.93 Muriel J Opal 2,711.54 Virginia L Paulsen 2,711.54 Barbara D Redman 2,711.54 Florence R Ruhland 2,711.54 Camilla R Schloemer 3,253.81 Dorothy L Sharpe 2,711.54 Ardis R Swanson 2,711.54 Nancy E Twedt 2,711.54 Anna VanderPlaats 2,711.54 Marilyn J Welch 2,711.54 Audrey E Windemuth 2,711.54

The following as recipients of United States Public Health Service Professional Nurses Advanced Training Traineeships of $1,153.86 each September 29, 1958 to March 21, 1959 School of Nursing

Elizabeth A Anderson Patricia A Neale Kathleen Barrett Edna S Omiya Lois I Michael Linda L Roberts Lois B Miedema Ruth H Toher

The following as recipients of United States Public Health Service Professional Nurses Advanced Training Traineeships Sep- tember 29, 1958 to December 20, 1959 School of Nursing

Amount Mildred F Bennett $553.85 Monica M Bossenmaier 692.31 Marian E Gmenfelder 775.39 Sandra A Rasmussen 692.31 Kathryn P Stuart 775.39 Edna L Thayer 553.85

Pandurang D Deshpande as recipient of a United States Train- ing Grant in Biochemistry November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 of $3,333.28 Physiological Chemistry

The followin as recipients of United States Rubber Company Foundation ~chofarshi~s for the winter and spring quarters of 1958-59

Amount

James R Dickey Chemical Engineering $300 Jerome Gertz Mathematics College of Science

Literature and the Arts 300 Donald G Holden Electrical Engineering 250 Roland K Rodum Mechanical Engineering 200 Peter J Torvik Aeronautical Engineering 300

Douglas C Mohl as recipient of a University Bookstores Scholarship of $62 November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 Chemical Engineering

Janice A Peterson as recipient of a University Bookstores Scholarship of $225 October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 School of Dentistry

The following as recipients of University of Minnesota Inter- collegiate Athletic Grants-in-aid for 1958-59 with estimated amounts as shown

Amount Michael Abrahamson College of Science Literature

and the Arts $ 314 Larry A Ande~soq General College 969 Neil M Bengtson General College 1,110 John R Butterfield College of Education 1,406 William R Castleman General College 1,096 William D Christian General College 1,112 Gary L Fabel Civil Engineering 1,122 Gerald R Ferguson College of Education 314 Daryl W Foster Ph sical Education and Athletics

&s Men Thomas F Hall General College

942 1,434

Richard F Hellmer General College 2 19 Paul B Hile College of Science Literature

and the Arts 314 Glen R Holzemer History 219 Bradley A Hooper Physical Education and Athletics

for Men 313 Vern L Jarosak Mechanical Engineering 222 Kenneth L Johnson General College 877 Maurice E Kallman Elementary Education 219 John E Kelly College of Education 1,281 Aristides S Kereakos General College 1,110 Wayne R Lazorik Art Education 219 Gerald E Macken General College 1,096 David K Mulholland General College 1,437 John J Mulvena General College 1,434 Arthur L Patterson General College 219 Kenneth A Pedersen Physical Education and Athletics

for Men 219 James A Perault Physical Education and Athletics

for Men 825 Robert G Reith General College 219 Calvin A Sabatini English 554 Robin K Tellor General College 1,035 Howard A Tyson Colle e of Science Literature

anf the Arts 314 Carl A Warner General College 1,096

Amount Robert J Wasko College of Education 219 Ronald L Wright Colle e of Science Literature

ancf the ~ r t s 546

Ronald C Briggs as recipient of a William H Ziegler Company Scholarship of $500 for the winter and spring quarters of 1958-59 School of Mines and Metallurgy

Special Appointments

Ralph L West as Lecturer College of Veterinary Medicine Division of Veterinary Bacteriology and Public Health without salary January 1 to June 30, 1959 (70 ears of age)

Janardanarao Yalamanchili as ~ e a & n g Assistant Aeronautical Engineering November 1, 1958 to June 15, 1959 at the rate of $2,835 Term BH75 (brother-in-law Venkata J Rattayya Research Fellow Aeronautical Engineering monthly rate)

Marilyn T Matheny as Clerk Library November 19, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,460 Term AX (husband Davis F Matheny Laboratory Animal Attendant University of Minnesota Hospitals Term AT)

Joan K Allen student as Clerk Southern School of Agriculture beginning October 1, 1958 at 944 per hour (brother Eugene Allen student Food Service Worker Southern School of Agriculture hourly rate)

Alan E Halstead student as Custodial Worker Southern School of Agriculture beginning October 1, 1958 at $1.00 per hour (mother Hazel Halstead Food Service Worker Southern School of Agriculture monthly rate)

Marlene K Thompson student as Clerk Southern School of Agriculture beginning October 1, 1958 at 884 per hour (brother Gary Thompson student Clerk Southern School of Agriculture hourly rate)

Shirley E Nelson student as Custodial Worker West Central School and Experiment Station beginning September 29, 1958 at 884 per hour (brother Sidney Nelson student Food Service Worker West Central School and Experiment Station hourly rate)

Lois Trank as Junior Scientist Physiology Research Funds September 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $1,829 Term CHTX50 ($4,620 A rate); husband John W Trank Instructor Physiology Term B

John E Folk from Stores Clerk University of Minnesota Hos- itals at $205 per month to Hospital Orderly at $250 per month

%eginning November 17, 1958 (wife Sandra Folk Key Punch Operator Office of the Comptroller Term A)

Promotions and Transfers

Florian I Lauer from Research Fellow Horticulture Research Funds at $6,500 Term AT to Research Associate at the rate of $7,200 Term AT November 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Ronald P Fisher from Instructor University High School at $3,344 Term BH75 ($4,458 B rate) and as Teaching Assistant General Education at $945 Term BHT25 to Instructor University High School at the rate of $4,458 Term B November 1, 1958 to June 15, 1959

Robert J Anderson from Research Assistant Dairy Husbandry Research Funds at $2,520 Term AHT50 to Research Fellow at the rate of $2,967 Term AHT50 ($5,934 A rate) November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Marion W McCrea Professor and Associate Dean School of Dentistry at $13,800 Term A to serve as Acting Dean at the rate of $14,300 Term AX September 16 to December 31, 1958

Alan L Hodge from Instructor Art at $723 Term CH50 ($4,338 B rate) for the winter quarter of 1958-59 to Teaching Assistant at $315 Term CH25 for the winter quarter of 1958-59

Arthur L Kalleberg Teaching Assistant Political Science at $1,890 Term BH50 to serve as Instructor at $482 ($4,338 B rate) for 33% time and as Teaching Assistant at $315 for the winter quarter of 1958-59

John H Bornhofen from Research Fellow Pediatrics Research Fun s at $6.000 Term AT to Medical Fellow Psvchiatrv and Neurology with salary paid directly by the United states Public Health Service October 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Bernard Saffran from Research Assistant Ford Foundation Research in Economics School of Business Administration at $945 Term BHT25 to Research Assistant Economics without change in salary rate or term for 1958-59

Norman B Ackerman from Medical Fellow Surgery at $2,640 plus tuition and fees Term AT to Medical Fellow Specialist Sur- gery Research Funds at $2,205 plus tuition and fees Term CT ($3,308 plus tuition and fees A rate) November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1Q50 ----

John F Waldron from Medical Fellow Specialist Assistant Director Cancer Detection Center at $3,308 plus tuition and fees Term AT to Medical Fellow Surgery Research Funds at $1,760 plus tuition and fees Term CT November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Sheldon Goldstein Acting Director and Instructor Department of Radio and Television Broadcasting at $8,500 Term AT to serve as Lecturer Speech and Theater Arts at $1,000 ($9,000 B rate) for 33% of time for the winter quarter of 1958-59

Leslie T Banner from Junior Engineer Rosemount Aeronauti- cal Laboratories at $5,400 Term AT to Engineer at the rate of $6,564 Term AT October 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Sheldon T Vick from Engineer Rosemount Aeronautical Labo- ratories at $7,104 Term AT to Senior Engineer at the rate of $7,392 Term AT August 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Verna E Bullis from Clerk-Ty ist Office of the Comptroller at $2,664 Term AT to Senior ~ l e r f - ~ y p i s t at the rate of $3,120 Term A November 3, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Judith A Brookson from Clerk-Typist Office of Admissions and Records at $2,664 Term AT to Senior Clerk at the rate of $3,000 Term A December 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Dorothy L Schmieden from Senior Clerk Office of Admissions and Records at $3,504 Term A to Principal Clerk at the rate of $3,792 Term A December 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Marvel H Byhre from Secretary Extension Classes at $3,240 Term A to Secretary Philosophy without change in salary rate or term October 14, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Delores L Schultz from Senior Secretary Aeronautical Engi- neering at $3,648 Term A to Principal Secretary at the rate of $3,792 Term A November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Harold E Beier from UtiIitv Man Mines Ex~eriment Station at $3,948 Term A to Ores saml;ler at the rate of $4,104 Term A October 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Kathleen T Pyne from Secretary College of Veterin Medi- cine at $3.504 Tern AX to Princi~al Clerk at the rate ?$3,948 Term AX ~ecember 1,1958 to ~ u n 6 30,1959

Katharine H Monkkonen from Secretary Physical Plant Duluth Branch at $3,372 Term A to Senior Secretary at the rate of $3,504 Term A October 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Tames L Marshall from Painter Phvsical Plant Duluth Branch at $5:196 Term A to Painter Foreman ai the rate of $5,400 Term A October 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Ardith Bailey from General Staff Nurse University of Minne- sota Hospitals a t $3,948 Term A to Surgery Research Funds at $658 Term CT ($3,948 A rate) November 3 to December 31, 1958

Alice L Beiersdorf from Secretary Surgery Research Funds at $1,216 Term CT ($3,648 A rate) September 1 to December 31, 1958 to Senior Secretarv at $790 Term CT ($3.792 A rate) . ,

October 16 to ~ecember.31, 1958 Bernice G Luckwaldt from Clerk-Typist Surgery Research

Funds at $888 Term CT ($2,664 A rate) September 1 to December 31, 1958 to Senior Clerk-Typist at $650 Term CT ($3,120 A rate) October 16 to December 31, 1958

L Whitley from Laboratory Technician Anatomy Re- searc Funds at $3,000 Term AT to Senior Laboratory Techni- cian at $2,190 Term CT ($3,504 A rate) November 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Earl J Levens from Laboratory Animal Attendant Surgery Research Funds at $2,970 Term CT ($3,240 A rate) August 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 to Senior Laboratory Animal Attendant at $2,336 Term CT ($3,504 A rate) November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Ole W Olson from General Mechanic Centennial Hall at $4,800 Term A to General Mechanic Pioneer Hall without change in salary rate or term November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Marilyn Hubin from Senior Clerk-Typist Surgery Research Funds at $3,240 Term AT to Photography Assistant Department of Medical Art and Photography University of Minnesota Hospitals at the rate of $3,000 Term AT October 27, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Hilmer A Iverson from Principal Laboratory Animal Attendant Animal Hospital at $4,620 Term AT to Animal Hospital Super- visor at $4,800 Term AT for 1958-59

Kathryn E Quammon from Laboratory Technologist College of Veterinary Medicine Division of Veterinary Medicine and Clinics Research Funds at $4,104 Term AT to Laboratory Tech- nologist Division of Veterinary Surgery and Radiology Research Funds without change in salary rate or term September 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Annie Crichton from Laboratory Attendant Bacteriology and Immunology Research Funds at $1,640 Term CT ($2,460 A rate) July 1, 1958 to February 28, 1959 to Laboratory Attendant Na- tional Foundation for Infantile Paralysis at $1,640 Term CT ($2.460 A rate) November 1. 1958 to Tune 30. 1959 .. ,

Mary L ~ o u d e n from ~ a b o r a t o j ~echnolo~is t Medicine Re- search Funds at $4,104 Term AT to Laboratory Technologist Surgery Research Funds without change in s a l a j rate or tgrm November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Helen Korhonen Bjorlin from General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals at $4,440 Term A to Head Hospital Nurse at the rate of $4,620 Term A October 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Virginia Hamel Assistant Head Hospital Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals at $4,800 Term A to serve as Head Hospital Nurse at the rate of $4,992 Term AT October 1-31, 1958

Virginia S McCollister from Assistant Head Hospital Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals at $4,104 Term A to Senior Clinic Nurse at the rate of $4,272 Term A October 13, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Marian Miller from General Staff Nurse University of Minne- sota Hospitals at $4,272 Term A to Assistant Head Hospital Nurse at the rate of $4,440 Term A November 10, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Joanne E Moon General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals at $3,948 Term A to serve as Assistant Head Hospital Nurse at the rate of $4,104 Term AT October 1-31, 1958

Shirley Shea from Assistant Head Hospital Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals at $4,440 Term A to Head Hospital Nurse at the rate of $4,620 Term A November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Virginia Tombers from Secretarv Universitv of Minnesota ~osp i t a& at $3,948 Term A to senior secretar; at the rate -of $4,104 Term AT October 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Gabriel Wahlstedt General Mechanic University of Minnesota Hos~itals at $4.800 Term AX to serve as Senior General Mechanic at the rate of $4,992 Term ATX July 1 to September 2 3 , 1958

Salary Adjustments

Robert A Good Professor American Legion Heart Research Professorship Pediatrics from $15,000 Term A to the rate of $17,000 Term A beginning October 16, 1958

Samuel W Schwartz Associate Professor of Experimental Medicine from $10,480 Term B to the rate of $11,480 Term B beginning September 16, 1958

Gove Hambidge, Jr Clinical Assistant Professor Psychiatry and Neurology without salary to receive $691 ($8,500 A rate) for 15% time November 3, 1958 to May 15, 1959

Ian E McCarthy Research Associate School of Physics Re- search Funds from $1,800 Term CT ($5,400 B rate) September 16 to December 15, 1958 to the rate of $5,625 Term BT November 16, 1958 to June 15, 1959

George L Levine Instructor English from $3,300 Term BH67 to the rate of $1,650 Term BH33 for the winter quarter of 1958-59 and to the rate of $3,300 Term BH67 for the spring quarter of 1958-59 ---- --

Charles A Carr Instructor Rhetoric from $3,339 Term BH75 ($4,451 B rate) to the rate of $2,226 Term BH50 ($4,451 B rate) December 16, 1958 to June 15, 1959

Starling W Price Instructor Rhetoric from $3,339 Term BH75 ($4,451 B rate) to the rate of $4,451 Term B December 16, 1958 to June 15, 1959

Owen W Dukelow Teaching Assistant Lower Division Ad- ministration College of Science Literature and the Arts at $1,890 Term BHTSO to receive $788 for 25% additional time November 1, 1958 to June 15, 1959

Anne Lommel Teaching Assistant Lower Division Adrninis- tration College of Science Literature and the Arts at $1,890 Term BHT50 to receive $394 for 13% additional time November 1, 1958 to June 15, 1959

Dale W Olsen Teaching Assistant Lower Division Adminis- tration College of Science Literature and the Arts at $1,890 Term BHT50 to receive $394 for 13% additional time November 1, 1958 to June 15, 1959

Lincoln G Ekrnan Teaching Assistant General Education at $1,890 Term BH50 to receive $788 for 25% additional time November 1, 1958 to June 15, 1959

A Virginia Huck Teaching Assistant Student Teaching Colle e of Education at $1,260 Term BH33 to receive $350 for 34% ad&- tional time October 1 to December 15, 1958

Robert G Schwab Research Assistant Entomology and Eco- nomic Zoology Research Funds from $2,520 Term AHT50 to the rate of $1,680 Term AHT33 November 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Thomas G Scheller Administrative Fellow Office of the Dean of Students Bureau of Student Loans and Scholarships at $2,520 Term AH50 to receive $840 for 25% additional time November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Paul S Anderson Administrative Fellow College of Agriculture Forestry and Home Economics from $1,890 Term BH50 to the rate of $2,268 Term BH60 November 24, 1958 to June 15, 1959

Kang Ok Cho Medical Fellow Surgery Research Funds and University Health Service from $2,640 plus tuition and fees Term AT to without sala November 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Kamil Imamozu Medical Fellow Surgery from $2,640 plus tuition and fees Term AT to with salary paid directly by the Dazian Foundation November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Mary A Naumer Senior Clerk-Typist Office of the Vice Presi- dent Academic Administration from $3,120 Term A to the rate of $3,372 Term A October 1 to November 14, 1958

Beulah Leland Senior Clerk Surgery Research Funds from $390 Term CHT5O ($3,120 A rate) October 1 to December 31, 1958 to $429 Term CT ($3,120 A rate) November 12 to December 31, 1958

Audrey M Zwack Senior Secretary Trainee Office of the Can- cer Coordinator from $1,229 Term CT ($3,120 A rate) August 11 to December 31, 1958 to $422 Term CT ($3,372 A rate) Novem- ber 15 to December 31, 1958

Delores J Thompson Senior Laboratory Technician Pathology Research Funds from $442 Term CHT50 ($3,648 A rate) October 3 to December 31, 1958 to $2,128 Term CT ($3,648 A rate) November 1, 1958 to May 31, 1959

Laverne B Petersen General Staff Nurse University of Minne- sota Hospitals from $3,948 Term AX to the rate of $3,792 Term AX November 17, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Leaves of Absence

Willes B Combs Professor Dairy Husbandry leave with salary November 17, 1958 to February 15, 1959 on account of illness

Reynold A Jensen Professor and Director Division of Child Psychiatry Pediatrics sabbatical furlough for 1959-60 to visit and study programs of teaching and research now going on in the leading university medical schools and child guidance centers of Scotland, England and most of the countries of Europe

Robert E Moore Associate Professor English sabbatical furlough for 1959-60 to do research at the British Museum in London in order to complete a book

Margaret F Grainger Assistant Professor School of Nursing sabbatical furlough January 5 to March 21, 1959 to visit former

f ; raduates of the University of Minnesota School of Nursing in oreign countries to study the effectiveness of School of Nursing

graduate nurse curricula John Logothetis Assistant Professor University of Minnesota

Hospitals and Psychiatry and Neurology 5% time leave without salary November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 to assist at the Minne- apolis General Hospital

Naomi M Peterson Assistant Professor School of Business Administration leave with salary October 27 to December 15, 1958 on account of illness

Beniamin R Reiter Assistant Professor School of Public Health and surgeon University Health Service leave with salary Decem- ber 1, 1958 to February 28, 1959 on account of illness

James H Matthews Instructor Anesthesiology on leave of absence while serving as Assistant Professor Seoul National Uni- versity of Korea Cooperative Project leave to terminate November 10, 1958 (returned from leave)

Robert C Anderson Kandiyohi County Assistant County Agri- cultural Agent Instructor Agricultural Extension Service leave without salary November 3 to December 20, 1958 to complete work on Master's degree

Gunvor Lundeen Research Assistant Institute of Child De- velo~ment and Welfare Research Funds leave without salarv ~ovember 1 to December 15, 1958 on account of illness

William A Reynolds Medical Fellow Mayo Foundation leave without salary January 1 to June 30, 1959 for military service

Richard E Dillon Accountant Office of the Comptroller leave without salary November 14-21, 1958 for marriage

Dolores Koniar Clerk Office of the Dean of Students Student Counseling Bureau leave without salary November 1-14, 1958 for additional vacation

Thelma A Kunde Junior Scientist Industrial Relations Center leave without salary November 1-30, 1958 on account of illness

Doris Van Orman Senior Clerk-Typist Administration Duluth Branch leave without salary December 1, 1958 to March 31, 1959 for personal reasons

James M Fark Building Caretaker Physical Plant Duluth Branch leave without salary November 6 and November 10-14, 1958 on account of illness

Barbara B Loerzel Senior Laboratory Technician Anatomy Research Funds leave without salary October 23 to November 11, 1958 on account of illness

Ruth M Streed Custodial Worker Continuation Center Dor- mitorv 50% time leave without salarv November 16 to December - -

31, 1958 on account of illness Helen Grosnick Custodial Worker Territorial Hall leave with-

out salary November 10-30, 1958 on account of illness Carlene G Reilly Printing Assistant Mimeograph and Bulletins

leave without salary December 22, 1958 to January 16, 1959 for trip to California

Edith Spangberg Tabulating Equipment Operator Numerical Analvsis Center Tabulatine Laboratorv leave without salarv De- ceml;er 4, 1958 to April 33, 1959 for'rest

Elaine D Larson Junior Scientist Medical Research Laboratory Pool leave without salary October 16 to November 15, 1958 on account of illness

Carol K Kiecker Junior Scientist Medicine Research Funds leave without salary December 19, 1958 to February 28, 1959 on account of pregnancy

Oletta Anderson Head Hospital Nurse University of Minne- sota Hospitals continuation of leave without salary January 1 to June 30, 1959 to attend school

Elsie Beer Food Service Worker University of Minnesota Hospitals leave without salary November 16-23, 1958 on account of death of husband

Sallie H Echols Food Service Worker University of Minnesota Hospitals leave without salary November 3, 1958 to January 5, 1959 on account of pregnancy

Frank Gores Hospital Janitor University of Minnesota Hos- pitals leave with salary November 1-30, 1958 on account of illness

Sally M Schultz X-Ray Technician University of Minnesota Hospitals leave without salary October 22 to November 7, 1958 for marriage

Shirley Shea Head Hospital Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals 50% time leave without salary November 1-7, 1958 on account of injury at work

Voted to approve the following requests for non- campus service:

Academic Administration

Edward 0. Swanson, Assistant Professor and Senior Student Personnel Worker, Office of the Dean of Students, Student Coun- seling Bureau, to serve as consultant to School Mathematics Study Group, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, from October 1, 1958, to October 1, 1959

Institute of Agriculture

C. Gustav Hard, Assistant Professor-Extension Horticulturist, Agricultural Extension . Service, to serve as consultant and instructor for a class in landscape gardening in the adult education program for the Midway Y.M.C.A., St. Paul, Minnesota, from January 26 to March 30, 1959

College of Education

Dale B. Harris, Director and Professor, Institute of Child Development and Welfare, to serve as consultant to Educational Television and Radio Center on children's programs designed for release on film to the National Education Television network, AM Arbor, Michigan, for one day only on December 11, 1958

College of Medical Sciences

Wallace D Armstrong, Professor and Head, PhysiologicaI Chemistry, to serve as a member of the National Advisory Com- mittee on Medical Uses of Isotopes, U. S. Atomic Energy Com- mission, Washington, D. C., January 1, 1959, to December 31, 1960

Institute of Technology

Walter H. Johnson, Jr., Assistant Professor, School of Physics, to serve with Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory, General Electric Company, Schenectady, New York, for approximately 15 days during the period November 15, 1958, to June 15, 1959

Voted to approve applications for contracts and grants totaling $3,424,877.13, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,372.

The President and the Academic Vice President presented a report on work opportunities for students at the University for the information of the Board.

Voted on recommendation of the Civil Service Com- mittee, the Business Vice President, and the President to approve the establishment of the following class, effective October 1, 1958:

1163 Assistant to the Administrative Scientist, Rosemount Aeronautical Laboratories, at pay range No. 24, $450- 547, with regular vacation and sick leave allowance and one year probationary period

Voted on recommendation of the Civil Service Com- mittee, the Business Vice President, and the President to approve the elimination of the following class, effective November 16, 1958:

6122 Senior Residence Hall Proctor, pay range No. 13, $292-356

Voted on recommendation of the President to extend the appointments of Neville P. Pearson and Douglas M. Dearden at the rank of instructor for the academic year 1959-60 under Section 7 of the faculty tenure regulations, with the understanding that there be no further extension beyond June 15, 1960.

Voted on recommendation of the Business Vice Presi- dent and the President, with concurrence of Dean Harold Macy and Associate Dean T. H. Fenske, to approve agreement between the University and the Village of Falcon Heights providing for the leasing of the southeast comer of the intersection of Cleveland Avenue and Rose- lawn Avenue to the Village for playground and recrea- tional purposes, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,373.

Voted to approve contract for 1959-60 between the Regents and the Minnesota Orchestral Association covering presentation of concerts in Northrop Memorial Audi- torium by the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, contract filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,374.

Voted on recommendation of Dean Walter W. Cook, College of Education, the Business Vice President, and the President to approve an agreement covering a school survey of the Independent School District No. 696 (Ely), St. Louis County, Minnesota, to be carried out by the Bureau of Field Studies and Surveys of the College of Education, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,375.

Voted to approve agreements with the Chicago River and Indiana Railroad Company and the Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad, filed supplement to the minutes, pages 11,376 and 11,377, providing for research in coronary heart disease among railroad employees to be under the direction of Dr. Ancel Keys, Physiological Hygiene Laboratory.

The President reported for the information of the Board relative to the November 15 meeting of the Legis- lative Interim Commission on Higher Education. The President also reported receipt of a letter subsequent to the meeting from the State Board of Education propos- ing "a voluntary liaison committee representative of the State Board of Education, the State College Board, and the University Board of Regents" to concern itself with problems of coordination and with the provision of a comprehensive and economical program of hi her education for the youth of Minnesota. The Presi f ent how- ever recommended that it would be well to await the

Commission's report and legislative reaction before enter- ing into the proposed liaison arrangement. Unanimotqdy approved.

The President reported for the information of the Board relative to the hearing on the University of Minne- sota budget before the Governor and the Commissioner of Administration. At this hearing the Governor and the Commissioner of Administration raised questions about the possibility of the University's contracting with the public schools in the Twin Cities' area for the offering of some University-level work. The President reported the steps the University is taking to study the Governor's suggestion.

The President passed out a summary of the conclu- sions and recommendations of the Legislative Interim Commission on Agricultural Schools. In this connection he reported that Regent Skyberg had conveyed to him the request that representatives of the Northwestern Educational Improvement Association be permitted to meet with the Regents at the December meeting. Subse- quently Regent Skyberg indicated the group wished a postponement. Regent Skyberg indicated the group may now wish to meet with the Regents at the January meeting.

The President and the Secretary having presented to the Regents of the University of Minnesota a letter dated December 10, 1958, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,378 and signed by Markell C. Brooks, Conley Brooks, Edward Brooks, Jr., Markell Brooks Krafchuk, and Dwight F. Brooks, members of the family of the late Edward Brooks, advising of their intention to give to the University for use as a residence for its President, the family residence known as "Eastcliff," located at 176 North Mississippi River Boulevard, St. Paul, hlinne- sota, the following resolution was unanimously adopted:

Be I t Resolved, That the Regents of the University of Minne- sota hereby approve the acceptance of the proposed gift on the terms outlined in said letter, and the President or Vice President and the Secretary or Assistant Secretary of the Regents of the University of Minnesota be and they hereby are authorized to execute on behalf of the Regents an acceptance and approval of

said letter to evidence the mutual understanding of the donors and the Regents as to acceptance of the gift.

The Re ents hereby accept with appreciation the gifts of the fractionafinterests to be made during 1958.

The Secretary of the Board of Regents hereby is authorized to forward a certified copy of this resolution to the donors.

The Business Vice President having reported for the information of the Board relative to Section 4, Chapter 852 of Minnesota Session Laws for 1957, providing for reimbursement to the public examiner by a state department agency for the cost of audit of its financial affairs by the examiner, voted to instruct the Business Vice President to report to the Commissioner of Administra- tion that University funds are not available and there- fore it is desired that the whole cost of the audit now being conducted be waived, as provided by law; and request the Commissioner of Administration to recommend to the executive council that the cost be waived.

The President and the Business Vice President reported for the information of the Board receipt of an ap- plication from the American Legion for the use of the stadium during the week of August 24-27 for the Drum and Bugle Corps competition to be held in connection with the national convention of the American Legion. On recommendation of the Business Vice President and the President, voted to postpone action thereon until a later meeting and instructed the Business Vice President to ex- plore the matter further and report his findings at a subsequent meeting.

The Academic Vice President reported for the information of the Board reIative to a discussion with Mr. James F. Bell concerning the possibility of an addition to the Museum of Natural History. Mr. Bell said there were two questions to be answered. The first is whether the University would support a move to raise funds from private sources that looked toward the construction of an addition and give support toward this end. The second question is, assuming that a sum could be raised privately (perhaps in the amount of $250,000), would the Univer- sity be willing to include in its program of legislative requests at some future date a request for a like sum to

match the funds privately asked. Mr. Bell indicated his willingness to start the fund with $25,000. The Business Vice President and his associates explored the possible answer to the second question and determined it to be possible that a modification be made in the buildipg program for 1961 by reducing item 48 (land needs) by the sum of $250,000 and insert a new item under the new buildings category, "addition to the Museum of Natural History, $250,000." On recommendation of the Academic Vice President, the Business Vice President, and the President, voted to support a move to raise funds for this purpose from private sources and to approve the modification in the building program for 1961 by reducing the land needs item in the sum of $250,000 and by inserting a new item in the legislative requests for an addition to the Museum of Natural History in like sum.

The Business Vice President reported for the information of the Board relative to the progress attained to date in the search for a new stadium site. The Board was informed that possibilities have been explored but that no definitive report can as yet be made, that the exploration will go forward and at an appropriate time a progress report will be made to the Regents.

The President reported for the information of the Board receipt of a legislative "special" proposal from the School of Business Administration and the General Ex- tension Division that the Workers' Education and Indus- trial Relations programs at the University of Minnesota be expanded. Voted on recommendation of the President that this item be added to the 1959-61 legislative requests as a "State Special."

Mr. J. D. Holtzermann, President, Mr. Wendell T. Burns, First Vice President, and Mr. Russell E. Back- strom, Second Vice President, of the University Alumni Association were guests of the Regents at luncheon. Mr. Holtzermann made comments on three matters: The Alumni Association's legislative program, the alumni in- terest in President Morrill's successor, and the akhletic situation.

The President opened the discussion of the current athletic situation by submitting to the Board the peti- tions and letters addressed to the Board and with a comprehensive review of circumstances leadin up to today's L meeting and discussion. He concluded review by reading a draft of a possible statement which he asked the Regents to consider for possible modification and adoption. In the ensuing discussion Regent Griggs made the following motion:

I move that President Morrill be instructed &st to negotiate the early resignation of Murray Warmath and he further negotiate the retiral of Ike Armstrong as Athletic Director, transferring him to such other position as profitably can be made available, and that the Chairman appoint a committee of the Regents of three or five, at his discretion, to participate to assist the President to that end.

This motion not seconded.

Following the discussion in which there were modifi- cations of the statement, the statement, as filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,379, was adopted. Prior to his departure, which preceded the above action, Regent Griggs asked to be recorded as not favoring the statement.

The President reported that upon recommendation of the Honors Committee a mail vote of the Board and the Administrative Committee was taken on the award- ing of the Regents Medal to Dr. Donald Cowling. The presentation was made upon receipt of a unanimous approval.

Voted to authorize acceptance of the following low bid for the installation of kitchen and cafeteria equipment for the Food Service Building on the St. Paul Campus, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,380:

Joesting & Schilling Company 379 Sibley Street St. Paul 1, Minnesota

Base Bid $120,101

Net Bid

Source of Funds: University S e ~ c e s Funds Completion Date: June 1, 1959

Voted to authorize acceptance of the following low bids for the construction of the Veterinary Diagnosis and Research Building and for the general construction only of the two Animal Disease Isolation Buildings on the St. Paul Campus, bids filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,381:

General

D'Arcy Leck Construction Company 2838 Stevens Avenue Minneapolis 8, Minnesota

Combination bid C for Dia nosis and Research ~uil8: ing and for the two Isola- tion Buildings .............................. $379,380

Net Bid ............................................. $379,360 (This supersedes bid for gen'eral construction of the two Isolation Buildings approved at the October 18, 1958 Board meeting. )

Mechanical ( Including, plumbin , heating, and ventilation work7

Loosen Plumbing & Heating Company Long Lake, Minnesota

Base bid A for the Diagnosis ......... and Research Building $140,000

Net Bid .............................................. $140,000

Electrical

Kehne Electric Company, Inc. 722 Ra ond Avenue St. ~ a u E 4 , Minnesota

Base bid A for the Diagnosis ......... and Research Building $ 37,880

Net Bid ............................................... $ 37,880

518

Laboratory Fixtures and Casework

Laboratory Furniture Company Old Country Road, P. 0. Box 590 Mineola, New York

Base bid FA for the Dia nosis and Research ~ u i l s ~ ing ...................................................... $ 12,004

Net Bid .................................................. $ 12,004

Total of Low Bids ...................... $569,244

Nonbuilding Costs

Architect's and En ineer's fees, based on 5% of h a 1 contract amounts ............................................... $ 28,462

......... Supervision of construction 8,000 Senices of Supenising Archi-

tect's office ....................................... 1,423 Advertising and miscellane-

ous costs ................................................ 100

Total of Nonbuilding Costs ......... $ 37,985

Total Costs for This Portion of Project ..................................................

Contracts awarded by the Board on October 18. 1958. exclud- ing t h e contract in the amount of $185,000, which was rejected and which is included in the new bids, with corresponding adjustments in the Architect's. and Engineer's fees, supemsion of construction. and the charge for the service of the Supervising Architect's office

Total Cost of Over-All Project Available for Contingencies .......

GRAND TOTAL .................................

Source of Funds: 1957 Legislative Appropriation Grant from the National Institutes of Health

Completion Date: 300 calendar days

Voted to approve the following contracts:

12-14-100-2346(41), U. S. Department of Agriculture, ~ffi i ient Systems of Soil and Crop Management, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,382

12-14-100-2617(45), U. S. Department of Agriculture, In- vestigations of Lead Poisoning in Cattle, filed s u ~ ~ l e m e n t to the - - - minutes, page 11,383

AF 18(600)-236, Supplemental Agreement No. 3, Air Force, Revision of general conditions in the Basic Agreement under which various contracts are established, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,384

AF 49(638)-519, Air Force, Research on Polarography and Arnperometry in Non-Aqueous Solvents, filed supplement to the - - minutes, page 11,385 -

AF Ol(611)-548, Supplemental Agreement No. 1, Air Force, Additional allotment of funds, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,386

AF 29(600)-1748, Supplemental Agreement No. 1, Air Force, Revision of subsistence rates, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,387

AF 33(616)-5148, Supplemental Agreement No. 3, Air Force, Incorporation of fixed overhead rate, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,388

AF 33(616)-6077, Air Force Research on Evaporative Film Cooling of a Mach-Number-7 Contoured Wind-Tunnel Nozzle, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,389

DA-21-027-AV-872, Army, Pilot Training (Army ROTC), filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,390

DA-19-129-QM-544, Modification No. 2, Army, Incorporation of fixed overhead rate, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,391

DA-19-129-QM-1018, Modification No. 1, Army, Incorpora- tion of fixed overhead rate, filed supplement to the minutes, page - -

11,392 AT(l1-1)-42, Supplement No. 10, Atomic Ener Commission,

Extension of contract period and allohnent of f u n g filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,393

AT(l1-1)-236, Supplement No. 7, Atomic Ener Commission, Extension of contract period and allotment of f u n 8 filed supplement to the minutes, pa e 11,394

AT(l1-1)-364, ~ u ~ p f e m e n t No. 3, Atomic Ener Commission, Extension of contract ~e r iod and allotment of f u n g filed supple- - - ment to the minutes, page 11,395

AT(l1-1)-433, Supplement No. 2, Atomic Energy Commis- sion, Extension of contract period, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,396

AT(l1-1)-477. S u ~ ~ l e m e n t No. 2. Atomic Energv Commis- sion, ~ i tens ibn of contract period and allotment of-funds, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,397

AT(l1-1)-478, Supplement No. 2, Atomic Energy Commission, Extension of contract period and allotment of funds, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,398

AT(l1-1)-488, Supplement No. 2, Atomic Energy Commission, Extension of contract period and allotment of funds, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,399

Grant No. BM-18-59, Atomic Energy Commission, Purchase of equipment and materials for the educational and training program in the field of nuclear technology as applied to the life sciences, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,400

Grant No. BM-19-59, Atomic Energy Commission, Purchase of equipment and materials for the educational and training program in the field of nuclear technology as applied to the life sciences, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,401

NASw-3, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Telegraphic award of contract for the investigation of Prandtl number and thermal conductivity of gases, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,402

M-2444, State of Minnesota, Department of Health, Agree- ment under which the Center for Continuation Study will plan, staff, and conduct an institute for "Perinatal Casualties," Ued supplement to the minutes, page 11,403

State of Minnesota, Interim Commission on Employment of Handicapped Persons, Research on employment of handicapped persons, Increase in funds, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,404

E-4330. State of Minnesota, De~artment of Public Welfare. ~nvesti~ation of Homemaking Activiiies of Blind Women, filed: supplement to the minutes, page 11,405

Purchase Order No. G98761-RZ, Change Order No. 2, Minneauolis-Honeywell Regulator Com~anv, Allotment of additional fy~nds, filed~supplem&t to the mhutks, page 11,406

Purchase Order No. 71-1022-BC-038, Raytheon Manufactur- ing Company, Wind Tunnel Tests, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,407

N600(168)50020, Navy, Contract covering enrollment of six Navy Waves at the University during 1958-59, filed supplement

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to the minutes, page 11,408 N600(168)50125, Naw, Purchase order covering tuition and

fees for three' Navy-nurses during 1958-59, filed sGpplement to the minutes, page 11,409

Voted to accept with thanks the following gdts:

Governmental Research

Donor U. S. Public Health Service Amount $25,000 Fund U. S. Public Health Service--Cancer Teaching and

Clinical Cancer Research

Donor U. S. Public Health Service Amount $19,736 Fund U. S. Public Health Service-Research on Aphasia *

Purpose To establish a fund to support research on diagnosis and prognosis in aphasia in accordance with statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,410

Donor U. S. Public Health Service Amount $18,763 Fund U. S. Public Health Senice-Research on Prosthetic

Aortic Valve

Donor National Science Foundation Amount $16,100 Fund National Science Foundation-Research on Cosmic Rays

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U. S. Public Health Service $15,922 U. S. Public Health Service-Research on Immuno- Histochemical Reactions To establish a fund to support research on electron microscopy of irnrnuno-histochemical reactions in accordance with statement filed supplement to the rnin- utes, page 11,411

National Science Foundation $15,000 National Science Foundation-Research on Red Algae To establish a fund to support morphological and cyto- logical studies of red algae in accordance with statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,412

U. S. Public Health Service $14,986 U. S. Public Health Service-Research on Antibodies in Brucellosis To establish a fund to support research on antibodies in brucellosis in accordance with statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,413

U. S. Public Health Service $14,592 U. S. Public Health Service-Research on the Permea- bility of the Blood Brain Camer

U. S. Public Health Senrice $13,310 U. S. Public Health Service-Research on Cations and Hydration of the Cornea and Lens To establish a fund to support research on cations and hydration of the cornea and lens in accordance with statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,414

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Purpose

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Purpose

U. S. Public Health Service $12,000 U. S. Public Health Service-Research on Convulsions

U. S. Public Health Service $11,828 U. S. Public Health Service-Research on Cells and Nondestructive Viruses To establish a fund to support research on cells and nondestructive viruses in accordance with statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,415

U. S. Public Health Service $10,828 U. S. Public Health Service-Research on the Hormone- induced Breast Cancer and the Adrenal To establish a fund to support research on the hormone- induced breast cancer and the adrenal in accordance with statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,416

Donor U. S. Public Health Service Amount $9,583 Fund U. S. Public Health Service-Research on the Effect

of Hyaluronic Acid on the Eye Purpose To establish a fund to support research on the effect

of hyaluronic acid on the eye in accordance with statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,417

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Purpose

U. S. Public Health Service $8,585 U. S. Public Health Service-Research oxi Muscular Rigidity

U. S. Public Health Service $7,245 U. S. Public Health ServicResearch on Ionic and Electrical Events in Muscle

National Science Foundation $3,800 National Science Foundation-Research on Pollen Grain Wall To establish a fund to support research on the sub- microscopic structure of the pollen grain wall in the gramineae in accordance with statement 6led supplement to the minutes, page 11,418

U. S. Public Health Service Donor Amount Fund

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$2,031 U. S. Public Health Service-Research on Auto and - . - ~-~

Homografts To establish a fund to support research on auto and homografts of vesical mucosa to the ileum in accordance kith statement filed s u ~ ~ l e m e n t to the minutes, page 11,419

U. S. Public Health Service $500 U. S. Public Health Service-Research on Brain Phos- phorus Metabolism To establish a fund to support research on the effect of diisoprop 1 fluorophosphate on mouse brain phos- phorus metaiolism in accordance with statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,420

U. S. Public Health Service $500 U. S. Public Health Service-Research on Conceptuali- zation To establish a fund to support research on the role of conceptualization in individual perceptual-motor per- formance in accordance with statement filed supple- "ment to the minutes, page 11,421

U. S. Public Health Service $500 U. S. Public Health Service-Research on Electroshock Treatments To establish a fund to support research on electroshock treatments in accordance with statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,422

Non-Governmental Research

Anonymous $100,000 Research on Coronary Atherosclerosis To continue support of research in the Colle e of Medi- cal Sciences in accordance with statement ded supplement to the minutes, page 11,423

Donor Playtex Park Research Institute Amount $8,045.40 Fund Playtex Park Research Institute--Research on Fibrino-

lytic Mechanisms in the Newborn Purpose To establish a fund to support research on fibrinolytic

mechanisms in the newborn in accordance with statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,424

Eli Lilly and Company $7.088

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~k Lilly and Company-Research on Penicillin and Other Antibiotics

Various $3,020 Heart Disease Research Fund

Eaton Laboratories $3,000 Eaton Laboratories-Research on Diseases of Turkeys To continue support of research under the direction of the College of Veterinary Medicine in accordance with statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,425

Various $2,850 Fund for Research in Cancer

Allied Chemical and Dye Corporation $2,500 Allied Chemical and Dye Corporation-Research on Nitrogen To continue support of research under the direction of the Arrricultural Exueriment Station in accordance with agr&ment filed s;pplement to the minutes, page 11,426

Phillips Petroleum Company $2,500 Phillips Petroleum Company-Nitro en Research To continue support of research unfier the direction of the Agricultural Experiment Station in accordance with agreement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,427

Various $1,137 Malignant Disease Research Fund

Granelda Foundation $1,000 George Nelson Dayton Fund for Cancer Research

Human Genetics Fund $723.02 Human Genetics Fund-Research on Racial Identifica- tion in News Stories To establish a fund to support research on the effects of racial identification practices upon the interpretation of news stories in accordance with statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,428

Donor Coyle Foundation Amount $500 Fund Special Research-Psychiatry and Neurology

Donor Charles Williams Amount $300 Fund Artificial Kidney Research Fund

Donors Various Amount $275 Fund Special Research-Surgery

Donors Various Amount $77 Fund McQuarrie Pediatrics Fund

Donor Kviteseid Lutheran Congregation Amount $50 Fund Radiation Therapy Cancer Research Fund

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Abbott Hospital $11 Research on Hodgkins Disease

Fengestad Solie Post No. 200 $5 American Legion Heart Research Professsorship Fund

Bakelite Company Authorization to use balance of unexpended funds Bakelite Company-Frozen Food Packaging Study To provide for use of unexpended funds in accordance with statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 1 1,429

Scholarships, Fellowships, Loans and Awards

Donor KDAL Radio Station and KDAL-TV Amount $5,000 Fund The Dalton LeMasurier Memorial Lectureship and

Scholarship Fund

Donor The Aga Khan Amount $3,000 Fund Aga Khan Surgical Fellowship Fund

Donors Various Amount $2,568.55 Fund All-University Scholarship Fund

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Standard Oil Company of California $2,250 Standard Oil Company of California-Graduate FeUow- ship in Chemical Engineering

Robert L. Moore Foundation $2,000 Fore~gn Student Emergency Aid and Scholarship Fund

Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation $1,731.20 Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation-Scholarship in Chemical and Mechanical Engineering

Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation $1,731.20 Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation-Scholarship in Metallurgical Engineering

Various $1,005 Carroll Binder Memorial Awards in Journalism

The M. A. Hanna Company $1,000 The M. A. Hanna Company Mineral Technology Schol- arship Fund

Mr. C. A. McElvain $1,000 Joseph E. McElvain Memorial Scholarship Fund

Alpha Phi Cardiac Aid Foundation $880.70 Alpha Phi Cardiac Fellowship

Standard Oil Company of California $750 standard Oil Com any of California-Undergraduate Scholarship in ~ecxanical Engineering

California Exploration Company $750 California Exploration Company Scholarship Fund

Miss Julia Marshall $600 Julia Marshall Scholarship Fund

Minnesota State Bar Foundation $500 Minnesota State Bar Foundation Scholarship

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Rilco Laminated Products, Inc. $300 Rilco Laminated Products, 1nc.-Scholarship in Agri- cultural Engineering

Minnesota Recreation Association $300 Minnesota Recreation Association Scholarship

Dealer Scholarship Fund $250 Gasoline Dealer Scholarship Fund To establish a scholarship to be awarded to a worthy student either to begin or continue his or her career in higher learning in accordance with agreement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,430

Senator Chris L. Erickson - - - - - - . - . - -. . - .- - .- $150 Jacob Cohen Loan Fund

Twin Cities Chapter-American Society of Tool Engi- neers $100 Twin Cities Chapter-American Society of Tool Engi- m r s Scholarship

National Council of Jewish Women, St. Paul Section $100 Lena V. Phillips Scholarship

Henry C. Stephenson $20 Norwegian-American Graduate Fellowship Fund

Various $20 Dr. Eric Kent Clarke Loan Fund

Mrs. John Peytoe $20 National Society of Colonial Dames of America in the State of Minnesota Scholarship Fund

Miscellaneous

U. S. Public Health Service $15,000 U. S. Public Health Service-Undergraduate Cardio- vascular Training Program

Donor U. S. Public Health Service Amount $6,355 Fund U. S. Public Health Service-Professional Nurses Ad-

vanced Training

Donor Mrs. Edwin W. Davis Amount $5,000 Fund Wallace H. Cole Fund

Donors Various Amount $3,156.74 Fund 4-H Club Fund

Donor Estate of Ruth T. Ringstad Amount $3,078.29 Fund Cancer Detection Center

Donors Various Amount $510 Fund Duluth Branch Development Fund

Donors Various Amount $504.50 Fund Heart Hospital Equipment Fund

Donor Glidden Company Amount $500 Fund Glidden Company Lecture in Chemistry Purpose To establish a lecture in chemistry or chemical engi-

neering in accordance with statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,431

Donor Sverdrup and Parcel, Inc. Amount $500 Fund John Ira Parcel Volume Fund

Donor Atkinson Foundation, Inc. Amount $500 Fund Miscellaneous Gifts

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Farm Electrification Council in Northeastern Minnesota $319.09 North Central School and Experiment Station--Grand Rapids

Mr. A. Sechter $300 Neurology Research Professorship

Various $284 Masonic Memorial Hospital Equipment Fund


Sears-Roebuck Foundation L27.5 ALdio-visual Education Services Fund To establish a fund through which contributions may be made in behalf of research, materials, production, travel funds, or any other unmet financial needs within the Audio-Visual Education Services Department in accordance with statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,432

Voted to approve the report of the Business Vice President to the Chairman of the Executive and Finance Committee, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,433.

Voted to approve transfers of funds No. 7501 to No. 7862 inclusive.

Voted to approve journal vouchers No. 30001 to No. 32500 inclusive.

Voted to approve requisitions No. 37094 to No. 40254 inclusive.

Voted to adjourn.

W. T. MIDDLEBROOK, Secretary

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