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672 17- The following were appointed Assistants in Military Science and Tactics for the academic year 1932-33, without salary other than that they receive as cadet officers : Cadet Colonels Cadet Lt. Colonels Cadet Majors : Cadet Captains G. B. Bancroft G. B. Schoolcraft P. H. Harrison, Jr. E. B. Moebus D. F. Armstrong J. G. Detwiler E. J. Siegel H. C. Scritchfield H. V. Bonney H. D. Hill W. E. Chisler R. J. Cothran F. A. Foehrenbach H. G. Hanson J. R. Heilman, Jr. W. W. Klaus A. F. Koller G. H. Krieger A. J. Nadler C. D. Schlatcher K. K. Story J. R. Walker H. M. Alexander W. J. Gutknech F. E. Mulvaney R. D. Vanderwarker J. B. Moore W. A. Moore A. H. Adams E. W. Carson T. G. Lamberti Richard Nulle Richard Riewerts E. J. Vinnecomb, Jr. W. S. Maghalhaes A. J. Strozinski
673 iS. Upon recommendation of the Administrative Board of the Summer Session an appropriation of $58,000 was made for the 1933 Summer Session of the University and an appropriation of $5,500 was made for the 1933 Summer School of Biology. 19. An appropriation of $3,000 or so much thereof as may be needed was made from the accumulated funds of the Veterinary Col lege to be used for the purchase of equipment for the Department of Physiology in the Veterinary College. 20. Upon recommendation of the College of Engineering per mission was granted to anticipate the income of the McMullen Fund for Undergraduate Scholarships to the extent of $2,000 for the current academic year. 2r. The payment of $600 to C. E. Lockhart from the accumulated unexpended income of the Martin J. Insull Scholarship Fund for the current academic year was approved. 22. The President was authorized to amend the records and the diploma of Mortimer Sidney Edelstein who received the degiee of LL.B. in September 1931, by adding thereto the words "with honors". 23. The President reported that through the efforts of Dr. Harlow Shapley Cornell University the Carnegie Corporation had made a grant of $5,000 to to support the project of research service in uni versity libraries and on the nomination of the President, Henry H. King was appointed as Faculty Research Assistant on the University Library staff to carry out this project, for the period November 1, 1932 to October 31, 1933, at a of salary $3,7. 24. The President reported that a grant had been made from the Carnegie Corporation of the sum of $10,000 to carry on certain re search started under the Heckscher Research funds. This grant was accepted and the President requested to express to the Carnegie Cor poration the appreciation of the Trustees. 25. The President was authorized to grant up to five additional free tuition scholarships in the University for the current year. 26. The application of Mrs. Katherine Cornell Sternbergh for free tuition for her daughter Miss K. E. Sternbergh, a great great graud- daugher of Ezra Cornell was approved and free tuiton granted as requested.
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Resignations Name C. H. Fogg (Assis
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