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8. The following resignations were reported by
J. L. Riebsomer, Assistant in Chemistry,
C. L. Gutzeit, Assistant in Chemistry,
G. L. Royer, Assistant in Chemistry,
B. J. Staneslow, Assistant in Chemistry,
first term of the academic year 1932-33.
the President:
effective immediately.
effective immediately.
effective immediately.
effective at the end of the
W. J. Thackston, Assistant in Chemistry, effective immediately.
9. Upon recommendation of the President the following appoint
ments were made for the academic year 1932-33,
stated :
Walter Welti, Assistant in Music, at a salary of $500.00,
unless otherwise
with the
understanding that the $500.00 is to be paid from the appropriation
of the Department of Music and that any fees which Mr. Welti may
receive from giving lessons in vocal music are to become available
as a supplemental appropriation for that department.
The following
to be Assistants in the Department of Public
Speaking, without salary, but with free tuition in the Graduate
School but not remission of the Administration Fee : Lawrence
Voss, Elizabeth D. Worman, Lucile Bentley, A. Ulric Moore, H.
Darkes Albright.
Karl R. Wallace, Instructor in Public Speaking, at a salary of
$1,200.
W J. O'Leary, Assistant in Chemistry, at a salary
of $500.
Edward S. Hall, Assistant Medical Adviser for four months be
ginning October, 1932, at a salary of $400.
Gifford P. Orwen, Reader in the Department of Romance Lan
guages, at a salary of $500.
Mrs. Margret R. Bentley, Social Worker in Psychiatry in the De
partment of Hygiene, at a salary of $500; $300 to be charged against
the appropriation of the Hygiene Department, $100 against the ap
propriation for the Office of the Dean of Women, and $100 against
the general University funds.
A. C. Shuman, Assistant in Chemistry, at a salary of $500.
H. B. Stevenson, Assistant in Chemistry, at a salary
not free tuition.
Harry L. Case, Assistant in Government,
without salary.
of $500 but
C. E. O'Rourke, Instructor in the 1932 Summer Survey in the
School of Civil Engineering, at a salary of $350.