March 1959 - Docket - University of Texas System

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APPOIlPTMEWT OF PKTSICIAES TO SmVE QU CONNl?CTTQR WITTI WOWN ' S 

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c OW~~ATIOEB~O~GRAM I, 

1 further recommend th& the following Texas physicians be designated 

to make physical examinations of eligible Universfty of' Texas employees 

for the component institutions indicated: 

- Main University 

Southwestern Medical School 

Horace A. Baker, M, D. Royce bycock, M. D = ~ B 

W i l l s Point Robert 8. IvlcClelland, M. Dm, Dallas 

James R . HyeLop, M. D. Philip R. Morrow, M, D,, Dalla~ 

Del Rio B - D. Vanderpool, I. D , , Dallas 

SAMPUtW CHECK OF CLASSIFIED PERBOIQNEL SYSTEM: 1 recormend approval 

m p m a x o n in the , - m 2 m f rom the Etter Fund (a 

c-nt restricted tund) to an account entitled Ekter Ptlnd - Sampling 

of Classified Personnel, The purpose of this approprfation is tb L. 

finance costs in connection with the 6wey of the Classified Peraonne 

System by the Terns Employmznt Commission~ This action was agreed to 

your September, 1958, meeting and an interagency contmct with the 

Comiseion haa been negotiated and is reported in the Contract sectio 

of the docket for Main Unlverafty. 

CONTIACTS s In line with action taken at the December, 199, meting, 

Dr. Logan Wilson, President, ms executed an agreemnt with the 

Department of Health, Education, and Welfare establishing a National 

Defense Student ban Fwd at Main University, Medical Branch, Southwestern 

Medical School, and Dental Branch. First allocation of Feaeral cap2tal 

contributions amounting to $27,810 has been received and the loan program 

will go into operation as eson as actual Federal $@posits am forthcomfng. 

The $2'7,8110 f igura mchades $2,737 POP Texas Western University for 

which a separate contract was signed. 

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% I&? On recommendation of Comptroller C . H. Sparenberg, approved by >, J'T 

Vice-President J. C . Dolley, I recommend thet the University ' s \ i v ~ 

contract with A. R. Massey and Associates, Inc., Dalhs, Texas, !- - 

Inauranee Consultants, be extended for another twelve-no- peribd, 2./ 

beginning Deceabgr 10, 1958, at a fee of $800 for this period. 1 

Mr. Mssey h s been the Universfty'~ inaqance consultant since ', 

November 18, 1953, ana has rende~d very &titisfactory service. ~hc( 

previous fees charged are aa Pollous: first yeas - $3,500; second 

year - $1,700; third year - $1,000; fourth year - $800. He has '\, 

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assisted in converting rare and extended cokerage policies, boiler 

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and machinery policies, and money and aecukities policies to a $, 

blanket system-wide basis, 

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Mr. keney's services include, in addition to consultation on b 

miacellaneoua insurance matters, (3) an up-to-date llat of "replacsmnt 

new" mluatioaa for fire and axtended coverage insurance, (2) furniahfng 

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infornration on polfcfes, ratals, and adjus%ments in the rates, and (3) 

preparing a complete audit of all inaumnce policies including 

furnishing mcommndations concerning chaps in covera6e if needed. 

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AWHORIZATIOB FOR COWPROLLER TO SXGB CHANGE OWER TO COIQTRACT FOR 

LABORATORY ~m~ BUEDING, M ~ ~ v w s I T Y Regents : ~ ' ~ meeting ~ ~ 

held Decembap 12, l ~ h o ~ t l was o given n for the Comptroller to 

receive bids and award s contract for the air conditioning of the 

Laboratory Watm Building at the Main Uaiuersity, which contract haa 

now bean awarded, 

In connection with thfs air conditioning there are certain changes and 

additions to the qriginal plane whlch can be performed more efficiently 

by the General Contractor than by the Air Conditioning Contsactor, und 

a quotation of $2,942 %r thfs work 'has been received from the General 

Contractor, wh5ch the architect and Comptroller agme is a reaeonable 

price. It is therefore recommended that approval be given to the 

Comptroller to sign thischange ~rder, the amount needed to cover both 

the change order and the architect's fees thereon to corn from the 

Allotment Account- This authority is ever and above that mted the 

Comptroller at the December meeting to sign change orders to thfs contract 

up to an amaunt of $2,000 to cover certain other modifications to the 

pbha and sptcfficatione. 

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GRADITATE FACULTY MEN3ERSEUP (continued) 

Main - University personnel i cont inued) 

Regular maabersRR-nued) 

Walter E. MiUttt, Associate Professor of Physics 

Edward W, cudiff, ~rof&sor of Marketing, Re8ources, and 

International Trade 

Gpccial Membership: 

Peter Tyr~all Fbm, Re search Sc isntist V (Geology), Bureau of 

Economic Ceolo~ 

Benjamin Howard Higgins, Visiting Profes~or ol Economics 

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ADMISSION R B Q U n FOR 

BCEOOL: I reconmend approval of 

the f~ll~wing changes in the requiremenka for admission to the Graduate 

School, submitted by the Gradua,te Camcil: 

(I) That cutting score on the Graamte Record Examination 

aptitude test, which comtitutes part of o w admission 

procedure, be raised Prom the present level of 400 to 

450. 'r "5. 

(2) That the grade point avamge entitling a student to 

consideration for provisional admission to the Graduate 

School be raised from 1.60 to 1.80. 

rraeeting on October 27, 1958: 

Wherever the wording ". . .hours of etdnnccd or graduate 

inetruction i~ requimd , . ." appears in the Cataogue of 

The University of Texas (~raduate School), No. 5809, as a 

prerequisite in a program leading to a Master's Degree, 

it shall be rephced by 

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". . . houre of aenior or gmduate rank is raqulmd. All 

Masterla degree programs ahall include kt least twenty-one 

(21) semestar hours of graduate work including the thesis. " 

Sincerely yours, 

~omh Wilson 

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THE UmIWFIBITY -OF W S 

Office of the Vice-President and Provost 

Main University 

Austin 

Dr. bgan kilson, President 

The University of Ten6 

AueCin, Teas 

Dear President Wilson: 

February 27, 1959 

The following docket for Main University is eubaitted for your approval 

and submission to the Board of Regents at ita meting in Austin on 

March 13 and 14, 1959. 

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1958-59 Bud et 

ife taff 

rm&then and claasif ication of Miss Helen Margarat Flinn, 

Aseistant Dean of Wo~n, from Student Group Advifier TI at $4,410 fur 

nine mnths to Student Group Adviser XI1 at $4,626 for nine months on 

a temporary basie for the period March l-ky 31, 1959, vice Miss Peck 

on leave, additional funds to come from Vnallocated Salaries. (3211) 

Student Health Center 

2. ~ccc- resignation of Pr , William E . Cochxban, Phyaiclan, 

General Medicine (half-time) at $4,440 for twelve months, effective 

\ at close of business December I, 3958. 12923) 

. Appoint Dr , Wilbur 0. White as Physician, Creneml Medicine (~emporary) 

(half -time) at a half -time ,rate of $4,440 for twelve months, effective 

D~c.embr 2, 1958, vdce Dr. Cochrari resigned. (2953) 

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Miscellaneous General. Expenaas 

b. Increase the accou-ificial Entertainment by $800 from Main 

Uniwraity Unappropriated Balance. (3194) 

- LInstitute will be changed to two-thirds time for the Second Semester. 

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1958-59 Buaget (continued) 

College m s snd Sciences (continued] 

Grant I&. Addison Lac, Professor at $7,200 far rrixe m, sarrhg 

on a one-third time baais, a leave fmm the Department for the Slscond 

the Exce3lence Program, one-third tlm 

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-nt Mr. Frederick l. Crsm ss Assistant Prvfmimr (half-tip) 

for the Second Semster at a fUl-ti= sate of $6,600 fm nlne mntha, 

the $1,650 needad tor this appointamnt to c- irol lhrd1~ea-bad 

. unfilled Positional &. Crane will hleo aerve in the Clayton Foundation 

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BiochadcBI Institute on a half-time basis. __ d-*.- . 

(3024) 

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hssical m g e s 

the saZziry of Mr. William A. Arrowmith, Arssuclate P ~ ~ U Bat S O ~ 

$8,500 for nine months, to the ExceUIme~' Propmi, Pkcul-by Resmrch 

Assi-nt on a one-third,time basis for the Second BmmStsr, the m~~aiping 

two-third0 to continue in the budget of the department. (3164) 

Grant Mr. Ralph B. lArrg, Associsrte Profegaor at.$7,2~0 far sine 

montba a haw of absence without salary for the Second demster to 

enable him to head a study of EngLish teaching in Puerta Rico . (3012) 

, Grsnt Mr. 3. 6. Yumcr, Aesaclate Professor at $7,000, a leave of 

absence without salary for %a Becod Sehnreater to amblet,nim t o aacegt 

a University Reeeterrch Xnatitute Assigmmrt . f+ 3013) " 

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14. Change the salary of _the f oUowtrrg to the ~xcaUm 

Faculty Research Assignment on a half-ti= baais forthe Second Ssmeatsr, 

,; the rewining half to ramln in the budget of the departwnt. (3155) (3163) 

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Assistant Profeasor William Handy - $5,700 for nine months $1,425 

Special Inetrmctor F, W . Roberts - $5,100 for nine month8 $1,275 

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Geologv 

4. -t Mr. Fred M. Bullard, Professor at $9,200 fbr dm mmtha a 

F-. leaw of abseye without mUry for %he Second 8mater tu emble him 

to accept a FulhrFght lectureship at the University of Arequipa, Pam. 

( 2921 1 

16. Change the salary of I&. Stephen E. CLabaugh, Professor at $8,800 

"6. for nine months, totbe Cxce4anca Pmgram - PacultyResearch A~sipmnt 

for tho Second Semester. (2990) 

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17. Grant Mr. Wallaae Mendelson, Professor at $9,500 for nine months, 

a leave of absence wfthout salary for the Second Semester to enable 4 

,, ," bia to accept a University Research Institute assignment. , + 

(2892) 

la. Appoint Mr. Warren Termll Blodgett as fsctumr f one-third tine) 

for the Second Semster at a total etipend of $1,500, funds t a come 

from unused and/or Unallocated Salariers . (2934) 

%%%kt Mr. H. P. Webb, Professor (modified senrice) at $5,800 Par 

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' nine months alesve ofsbaanca vlthout ~Pla-forths OscondClsmsster 

t. to enable him to mrve as M. D . Anderson Vieiting Profeasor at Rice 

Institute. (2954) 

PO. Change the salary of Mr. hwds m e , Me,slsor at $12,000 for nine 

months, to the Excellence Pmgram, Faculty Research A~erig~um~t For the 

,* "- ., Second Semester on a two-thirds tiuw basis, the mining portion of hi# 

i' . ' salary to be paid from the budget of the department. (2991) 

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1936-59 Budget (continued) 

College of Arts and Sciences (contlnned) 

Biatory ~ o ~ r n ~ . 

=Accept the resiption of Hr FT~~PIISX. Mood, I3mmnit;ies Rese~rch 

Associate (~acult~) ~t $6,000 for nine mntha, effective at close of 

business November 30, 1958. '(2880) 

22- Grant Mr. G. G. Wnakie, Assoclatu Pmfssaor at $7,000 for nine 

/-. months, a leave of absence without oaUry for the Second Semester to 

enable him to accept a University Research ~netitute , Aesignmeat . (3156) 

23. Change the appointment of Mr , Robert C . Cotner, Assistant Profeswr 

at $5,400 for nine months, to a thm-fourths time basis for the Second 

Semster . (3242) 

24. Approve the following appotntmnts for the Second Semastar at the 

total stipend indicetted far each, fund^ to come from unused salaries and/or 

Unallocated Salarf e s : 

/? Visiting Assistant Professo~ 

Olen krris Rodgers 

k c turer 

Mtrrill Spading 

E, Bruce Thompson (half-time) 

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lkthe~nsttlc s and Ast~on~lgg 

25. Appoint Mr. Robert T . Gregory aa Associate Profe~aor. (half-tim), 

sf? tive FebmaPy 1, 1959, at w sshr~ mtc? of $10,500 for ninm months 

pl$$iOD fmn Salary Supplqentatlon (1958-99 only), and put him an 

lea statns for the Second aster to enable him -to 8ccrq-t s Faculty 

Assf gmmnt- whr the Excellence Fflnd (half-time.) fur this 

The $500 supplmnt will, remizr in the Department. Mr. Gregory 

Q be paid half-time for the Second Semeettr under a National 

Bur@au of Standards-National Science Foundation progmm. 

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-nge the salary af the following to the 5xcallence Program, 

Faculty Re~earch Assipmi for the Second Semester: 

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Lnn Associate Profasao~ 

Wrold P . Iftanson - $7,600 for nine mnths (2993) 

Walter Em mllett - $6,800 for nine muntks (2992) 

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27. Appoint Mr. Pablo Uopoluo Okhnysnn a& Bpecid Instructor far 

the Second Semste~ at a full-time ~ine months rate of $4,800, the 

$2,400 needed for khis,appo~ntmnt to cow from UnaUocated Gahriers. 

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?sycholo&~~t 

$8 - Change the appointmnt of Mr. baia J. bran, Assi~tant Professor 

at $4,500 for nine months, to one--t;hird time for the, Firat Serne~ter at 

$1,083 to enable him to accept a University Research Institute appointment, 

and grant him a leave of absence without salary for the Second Semster 

to enable him to accept a position with the Veterans Administration in 

Eoueton to complete a research project. (2996) 

L , 29- Appofnt Mr. Carl Finley Hereford as Assistant Profcs~or (temporary) 

(one-thlrd trme) Tor the Second Semester a'; a total stipend of $1,167, 

L'',,-h,ad; funds to conre from unused and/or Unallocated Salaries. { 3116) 

30. Change the appointment of Mr. George Moushegian, Instructor, at the 

, rate of $5,000 for nine months, from half -time to full-time for the 

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* Second Semester, the additional funds needed to come f rom unusea and/or 

's".n, Unallocated Salaries, (3118) 

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1958-59 Budget (continved) 

College of Arts and Sciences (continued) 

PS~C~O~OE 

(contfrrue'dr -. 

31. Ckange the app~intment of Mss Jane Srygley Mout-on, Instructor 

at $5,000 for nine months, from one-third time ko full-tfm for the 

Second Semester, additional funds to come from unused and/or 

Unallocated Salarie 6 . ( 3117) 

32. Change the status of Miss Milly Burg, Social Worker Consultant, 

from three to six hours per week at a monthly rate of $88.80 effective 

Febmary %-May 31, 1959 - (3278) 

Romance Languages 

33. Accept the resigmtfon of Pir. A. B4 Swanson, Professor at $7,800 for 

nine months, effective at close of business Janary 31, 1959, and appoint 

him Professor Emritua . ( 3021) (3233) 

34. Appro= the fallowing increaees in nine month aahry rates effective 

February 1, 1959, addltional funds to @om from unused and/or Unallocated 

Salaries : (3103) 

A6sietan.t Professor 

E". T. Book 

George D . 8chade 

Jean Chamon 

Instructor 

Jean 3undy 

35. Appoint Mr. Gerard Clciee as Visiting A-~~-i&nt Professor for the 

Second Gemgter at 'a total stipend of $3,000, funds to come from unused 

and/or Unalla~ated Salaries . ( 3215) 

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-. , w t Mr. Ivan Bellsnap, Associate Pmfeasor orrtwu-thims time 

appointment for the hag *ssion, ( full-ti= nine month-mte $7,800) 

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a leave of absence without salary far the Second Semester to emb3.e him 

to devote f31-time ko reaaarch. (2918) 

37. Appoint Mr. - Willfam J Millard, Jr , as Lerhrmr.(om--third tlm) 

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for the Second Semeate~ at a full-ti- nine mrrth rate of $7,200, the 

$1,200 needed for this appointment to corn from unused and/or UnaUcated 

Salarie e ( 3038) 

38. Transfer $800 to the Teaching Assistants account from Southwestern 

Social Science Quar6erly budget. (2897) 

Zoology 

39. Grant Mr. Jack Myers, Professor (five-sixthe time) at 8. Pull-time 

nine month rate of $11,000, a leave of absence without aalary for the 

Second Semester, to enable him to accept a University Research Institute 

assignment. (2874) 

College of Buairlesa Admini stration 

Accounting 

0. Remove Mr. Fmn3r Graydon, Associate Professor (tempor&ry) (one-third 

:inel at x full-time nine aonth ntc of $6,700 Irom Lhla budget for the 

Secona Semeater to enable him to devote full-tim to his duties in the 

Office of the Presidenz. (2931) 

Finance 

ncepept the resignation of Mr. I. 0. Linger, Assistant Professor at 

$6,000 for nine mor~tbs, effective at clcse of business January 31, 1959. 

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1958-39 Budget (continueE) 

College of Businesa Adai~istration (contf nued) 

Finance Go-j 

m~ppoint Mr , Davtd Caldow Townsand as Associate Professor. at $7,600 

for nine months, effective February 1, 1959, funds to come from unused 

salaries and/or U~lallocated Salaries. (3~50) 

43. Appoint We, w n Foster Anderson as Assistan% Prof&asar (one-third 

time) for the Second Semeste~ at a total ~alary af $1,020, fw1Cta to come 

from Unallocated Salaries4 His aseignmnt in Tnstituta of Public Affairs 

isbeingchangedaccordingly. (3855) 

College 02 Education 

Curriculum and Lastmc tEon 

14. ~ccaptx~ resignation of Mr. Theodore W. Fch, Assistant Profeesor 

at $5,800 for nine munth8 (aervfng one-fourth time under Danforth grant) 

effective at close of business December 31, 19%. (2965) 

45. Approve the appolntmnt of Mr. Severo Gomez, kctwer, at $4,000 for 

nine months, effective February 1, 1959, funds to come from unfilled 

position of Lccturer at $2,700. (3270) 

46 ~pprove the- appointment of" the following as hcturer (two-t~rds 

time) for the second sewester 'at a -total stipend of $1,500, funa to 

,,-.C corn fmm~na~opated%~~riea: 

4... . Batty Jane assler (3275) 

Toby W - Rigby (3276) 

Donald f ra Wood (3271) 

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Educational Psycholow , 

h7, Change the appointment of Mr. Ralph Duke, Assistant Profesoor at 

$5,800 for nine months, to a three-fourths time basis for the Second 

Semster to enable him to devote part-time to a research project. (3120) 

Physical -- and Health Education 

. Create a posdtion of LRcturer (one-sixth time) for the Second 

Semester at a total stipend of $400,~mds to come from thallocated 

,,.. Salaries, and a?prave the appointment of Mrs. Joan El. Cass thereto 

' (2806) (3196) 

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College of Engineering 

~eranautEal Engineerxng 

49. Change ha S. W, Yuan, Professor at $12,000 for nine munths, and 

Mr. Jb W. Dahjley, Assistant Profeersor at $T1500 to thre%-.f~ur*t:h~ time 

for the Second Semester to enable them to be assigned to a research 

project in the Bureau of Engineering Research under the Excellence Fund. 

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50. Appoint Mr* John @ . Westhemper as Specaal Lectumr (half-tim) for 

< the Second Bemastar a: total atlpend of $1,598, funds to come Prom 

Unalloastad Salaries. (3261) 

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ArchPtectural Engineering 

. 51. CWge the appoirrtmnt of Mr, Jamea 5. Pollard, Chai-n and 

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Proiesaor at $9,800 for nlne months, to three-fourthe time for the 

Second Semester to permit him to work in the Bureau of Engrimering 

Research, (3253) j 

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52. Change the appointment of Mr, Franklin B. Johnson, Assistank 

Professor at $6,000 for nine months, to half-tim for the Second 

-, -, Semester to pezgdt him to work In the Bureau of Engineering Research . 

( 3253 1 .-, "

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~udget ( continuea) 

(eoptinued) 

of Mr. R. L. Stane, Professor (half-time) 

at a full-time nine months yak? of $9,600, and Chaim, effective at 

close of business January 31, -1959. ' (3130) 

54, Appoint Mr. E. J, Ueiss, Aasoclate Professor, es Acting Chainism 

for the Second Smater, wtce Mr. gtone, reaf me&. 

55. Appoint &. William Frank Bradley as Vietiting Frofessor for the 

Second Semster at R total salary of $5,000, Lunds to come from unused 

'\,salaries and/or Unallocated Salaries. (3172) 

Chemical Enginee~in 

. 56. Appoint d r g e R. Sobultee as Vbiting Rof essor for the 

Second Semester at a total saletry of $6,500, funds to come from unused 

and/or Unallocated 8ahries. 

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Cf vil Engineerf ng 

57. Appo5nt Mr-ClydeEdwaPd Lee as AssistantPrwfkssor. (half-tfme) for 

the Second Semester at a total sa-lary of $1,770~ funds to corm from 

Unallocated Unfilled Poeritions. Mr. h e will also serve half-tim 

in the Bureau or Englnee-ring Research. (2849) (3133) 

58. Change the appointment -of, the f"ollow3n.g Aasoc late Prafe~so~s 

,Lo half-time for the Second Semester to able them to do research on 

b.-'. a project in the Bureau of Engineering Research, set up under the 

,,*, Excellence Fund: 

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College m&eerfrig (continued) 

~nginesx"fn~-( eont inued) 

65. Chan~ the appointment of Mr. E . A, RPpperpr, Pmfes9o~ at $10,000 

for nLne months, and Mr. R. d, Plaas, JY, A~~sociate Professor at $7,2Q0 

for nine months, to half-tim for the Second Semester to enable them to 

work on a project in the Bureau of Engineering Research under the Excellence 

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Mechanical Engineering 

bb . Grant Consulting Dean W. R, Woolrich, Professor (half-time) at a 

full-time rate of $11,500 for nine morrt-hs, a have. or absence without 

salary beginning February 26, 1959? to enable Urn -to accspt; a po~ltfon 

as ad interim or cons-ultant-President ip the establi~hmnt of a University 

at Anhra, TuPkey, under ttie aponsorshlp of Uneaco and the United States 

in cooperation with the 60vemnerrt of ~urkey. (3286) 

67. Chmge the amaiutmnt of Mr. J. A. Scanlan, Associate Profaaeor at 

$7,000 for nine mnths, to a two-thirds ~ime basts for the Second Semester 

to permit him to work in the Bureau of Errgfnserirrg Research, (3249) 

68. Change the appointment of Mr. ~nnof;h C. Rathbun, Associate Profes~or 

at $9,000 for nine months, to two-thirds time for the Second Semster, to 

permit him to work in the Burkau of Engineering Research. (3251) 

69. Change the appaintmnt of Mr. H. G. Rylander, Asstistant Profes,aor 

at $7,000 for nine months, to half-time for the Second Smster to 

enable him to accept a grant under the Excellence Fund in the Bureau of 

Engf mering Research. Mr. Hylmder also recei x,!. -.-$400 @om the Bnginearing . 

Foundation over a nine mnth period. (3093) . ,I .. , "j . ; 

70. Remove Mr. Wayne E. Long, Professor at $8,000 for ndna mmths, from 

leave of absence status without salary, effective Feb~uary 1, 1959, the 

$4,000 needed for his Second Semater a-Lipend to come from unused and/or 

Unallocated Salaries. Mr, Long has been serving under the Chulahngkorn 

contract. (3167) 

Petroieum E- 

n;Change the appointment of Mr. William W. Dingle, Assistant Professor 

at $5,800 for nine months, to half-t.1~ for the Second Semester. (3114) 

Dean of College of Engineering 

'K2. Grantdbg Dean W. R.. Woolrich (half -time) at $5,750 for nine 

months, a leave wf thout salary beginning February 26, 2959. (3286) 

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College of Fine Arks 

Art 

'i5: Trsnsfer $150 fmm the Maintenance ard Operation account to the Fine 

Arte Projects fund, Office of the Dean. (3049) 

Dram 

Trlransfer $178 from the Maintenance and Operation accouit to the 

Off ice of the Dean, Off ice and Travel ~xpenae, (3182) 

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Music 

75. Appoint Misa Jennie Towel as Quest Lecturer for the period 

February 23-&rch 7, 1959) at a total s-kipend of $2,200, fds to corns 

from UnfflEed Positions and Unused Serf as and/or Una,llocated Unfilled 

Positionso (-66) 

76. Approve a $500 p n t Tor Mr. Horace Britt , -Professor (maif led 

service) at $3,400 for nine months, from the Flne Arts Foundation. 

77. Change the appointmnt of Mra Richard 8- Roppin, A~~ociate 

Pr~fesaor 

at $6,800 t'or nine months, to Faculty Research Assigment, Excellence Fklnd 

for the Sacocd Semester (2989)

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1958-59 Budget (con~fnued) 

School -- of Law 

nppoint E4r . W~odrou GI. Patterson as Visiting Professor (one-sixth 

time) for the Second Semester at a total stipend of $1,000, funds to 

come fmm unused a;ld/or Unallocated Salaries. Mr. Patterson also serves 

in the Legal Aid Clinic on a part-time basis a5 Legal Aid Directao. 

( 3158) 

Graduate School oP Librq Science 

n o i n t tthef ollowlng as hcturer for the Second Semester at the 

total stipend shown, funds to come from Lecturers account: 

Wton ~arnes ~rphy $3,000 ( 3227) 

~har~es ~md ~ o b (I/& r time) 1,000 (3228) 

Science 

- , m e the appointment of Captain Robert Earl Rays, Jr., as 

Assi~tant Professor effective in the sumer of 1959 as a replacemnt 

of Captain Patricia Whitmore, Assisl-bnt Professor. 

B 1 ~ r G E T E u G n % ~ nEdward e l Wallace Austin as Asaociete 

Professor effective June, 1959, as a rep1~cemen-l for Colonel M. L. 

Bell, Associate Professor. 

Umllocated Accounts 

B2. ~ransfep~'0 from Unallocated Salaries to UnalJocated 

Teaching Assistants. 

UnLversit;y Resea~ch Institute 

53. Approve the following assignments for the Second Zemster from 

University Research InstStute funds: 

Project No, Amount of Grant 

: L-++-w.-. Lbty L-802 Professor Jack mers, Dapartmants of $5,500 (1610) 

Botany and Zoology 

2 - . , 

, , ~805 Profescor Wallace vendelson, Department 4,750 (16101 

of Government 

L-809 Assistant Profeesor Ralph E . Alston, 2,750 (1610) 

Department of Botany 

L-884 

Excellence - Fund 

Associate Prcressor John Gries Varner, 

Departmen% of English 

3,500 (2928) 

. L-886 Associa"& Profe essor George G, Arnakie, 3,500 (2928) 

Department of History 

Zoolow - Genetics Foundation 

-point Mr. Hugh S, Forrest as Research Scierltist (~aculty) 

(half-tirw) at $416.6-( per manth for the period January 1-June 15, 1959, 

payable from Rockefeller Foundation funds . (3029) 

The Clayton E'oundaticn El ochemical Institute 

-t Mr. Frederick L? Crane as Research Scientist (~aeult~) 

(half-time) for thc period February 1-June 15, 1959, at a mnthly 

rate o r $366.66, funds to corn from Sabrles account. (3017)

1958- 59 Budget ( c ont i nua d) 

Bureau of Businees Research 

ReG5vethelowing from this budget for t h ~ morrths of January, 

Febmry, and March, 1959, and appoil-t them on the Interagency 

Cooperation Contract with Board of Water Enginears at the total salary 

laysed from the Bweu as follows (no change - in titles) : (3041) 

Assistant Director, Ilsaources Specialist 

Stanley A. Arbinfist (balf -time) (3042) $1,533 33 

Stetistf cian 

Francis B. May (one-third tlm) (3043) 

Social Science Research Associate 

Alfred G. Dale (one-third time) (3053) 

87. Approve the following appoinbnt a under the Interagency Contract 

with Board of Hate r Engf nters : 

Social Science Research Associate (~aculty) Total Stipend 

Amid A. Anderson (two: thirds t im in 

January" one-thin3 ti=, 

February-March, 1959) 

( 3044 1 533 -33 

Leo Guy Blackstock, December 1-8, 1958 (2914) * - - 

Wayne P. Tenney, January 22-March 31, 1959 

( 3100 1 I 

. . 

88. Appoint Mr, Cslvin Patton Blair ae Social Science Research 

Aesociats (~aculty) (one-fourth time) for the months- of January and 

February, 1959, at a total atipend of $350, pay~ble from grant from 

the Board of City DeveLopwnt and Chamber of Commerce of Childress . 

I 3045 

Bureau of Engineering Research 

=Accept the resignation of Mr. R. L. Stone, Departmnt Adviser 

(ceramics) (I?aculty) (half -tm) at $4,500 for nine months (on leave) 

effective, at close of business January 31, 1959. (3173) 

90 a Appoint Mr. Wayne E . Long as Research Engineer (~a~ulty) for the 

mnth of January, 1959, ,at a total stipend of $888b89, funds to corn 

from Research Engineers account.. (3046) 

1 Appoint Mr, Clyde E. Lee as Research Engineer (half-ti=) for 

the period February l-June 15, 1959, at a total stipend of $1,750, 

f"unds to come from Research Engineers account. (3148) 

2 Approve the following appointments from the Television Allocations 

Study Organization accour~t at themonthly rate indicated: 

Project Supervisor 

Alfred R. UGrone (one-fourth time) 

February l-June 15, 1959 

Research Consultant 

Archie W . Straiton ( one-fourth time) 

December , 19 58 347.22 ( 2933 

93. Approve the appointment of the following as Research Engineer 

(~oculty) for the period February l-June 15, 1959, at the total stipend 

shown, payable from Excellence Fund project entitled Investigation of 

Aerodynamic and Structural Problems of Frictional Heating at High Speeds; 

1-1 I- 

S. W, yuan (3216) $1,500 +00 

J. W . Dalley (3225) 

938. oo 

\ :

1958- 59 ~udget (continued) 

Burdauof Engineering Research (continued ) 

mpcove- the ~ppointmnt zf ,the following as Research Engineer 

(~sculty) half-time for the periqd February l-Junk 15, 1959, and 

full-time for the period June 16-~ugust 31, 1959, payable from 

Excellence Fund project entitled Three-Phase Lubrication Research: 

Henry G. Bylanier (3199) $3,694 644 

95- Approve the appointmnt of the folloflng as Bemarch Engineer 

(~aculty) (half -time) for the period February 1-August 31, 1959, at 

the monthly rate indicated, payable from Excellence Fund project 

entitled Longitudinal Pastic Wave Propamion in Metal Rode : 

E. A. Ripperger (3231) . , $ 555.56 

Ha J. Plass, Jr. (3230) '-"%> --xk,u.,.- "-.-% 400.00 

96. Approve the -appofn.tment of the following as Research Eng3rrear 

(~aculty) on t ime basie indicated for the period February 1-June 15, 

195gt at the total stipend shown, funds to come from Reaearch Engineers 

Item: 

I 

darns J. Pollard (one-fourth time) $1,225000 13258) " i 

FranklSr, B. dohnson ( one-half ti=) 1,500000 (3257) ! 

In~titute of Latin-Amerlcsn Studies 

97. ~ppoix Mr. Eastin ~elsmcting Direc.tor (half -time) for the 

Summer Seasion at a total stipend of $1,MX), funds to come from 

unused and/or Unallocated Salaries, (3028) 

Institute of Public Affairs 

$b. ~xtcnrthe appaintment of Mr. Lynn F. Anderson as Acting Director 

.'"' through August 31, 1959, and correct the budget entry for his position 

to show the $8,160 as full salaw-for the fiecal year. The present 

entry caused him-to be overpaid September 1, 1958-January 31, l959, 

and additional funds needed in the amount of same $485 are to cone 

' from Vmllocated Salaries . 

99. Change Mr. Lpn F. Anderson to $wo-thirds time for the period 

February 1-June 15, ,1959, to enable hlm to teach in Department of 

Finance. 

- 

Plant Research InstiAute 

100. fncmase tbe,kintemnce and Operation accourrk by $480.77 from 

bin University Unappropriated B~Gc~. mi^ is to reimburse for 

work in connection with cooling tower contracted for in 1957-56, but 

d 

not completed in time to pay from that year's account. 

,> .+- 01. Change the appoin$ment of Mr. W. S. Whaleyj Director, to twoa 

hirda time for the.Second Semester, funds to come from Udlocated Salaries. 

Extension Df visf on 

Industrial and Business Training Bureau 

102. ~~prorthe a p p o i n m nwrence Frank Crooke, Jr . , as 

Training Specialist TI at a twelve mntha rate of $6,168, effectiwt 

November 1, 1958, (2927) 

Library 

m h a n g e the appointment of Mr. C. Fred Folmr, Ap s~~~iate 

University Librarian at $8,500 for twel~' months, to three-fourths 

time for the period February 1-June 15, 1959, to enable him to teach 

in the Graduate School of LiBrary Science. (3223) 

104. Change the appointment of Miss Mary S + Klrkpatrick, Librarian 

111, Education and Psycholow Library, at $6,168 for twelve months 

to half-time for the period Janua~y 1-May 31, 1959,

- 


Physical Plant 

105. Appoint Mr. Henning B. Dieter as Assi~tsnt Maintenance Engineer 

at $6,168 foe twelve months, effective flo~ember 17, 1958 8. (2827) 

6 Appoint Mr. Bobby J. Treat as Manager, Univereity Conrmons, at 

$6,864 for twelve months, effective November 14, 1958, plus $20.00 per 

month estimated board. 

Sgecial Research - and Academic Excellence Program 

m n p p r o ve the f olm%search a~ignments from the Excellence 

Fund far the S m r Session of 1959: 

From Faculty Research As aignmen-t account (No , 28504) 

Edwin Bowden, Assistant Profeseor uf English (3152) $1,575 4 0 0 

William Todd, Associate Professor of English (3165) 1,640 .OD 

Mupry A. Tamem, Instructor in Chemistry (3154) 1,300 ,00 

Allen J . Bard, Instructor in Chemistry (3153) 1,300.00 

hon Slutalw, Instructor in -Chemistry (3151) 1,300.00 

Rowland Pettit, Assistant Professor of 

Chemistry (3150) 1,500.00 

From Univeralty Research Institute Excellence Fund (NO. 287'30) 

W. Me ~rbwn, Assistant Professor of Marketing (2998) 925.00 

The Hogg Foundation for Mental Health 

-3ansfcr $500 S r n the W . n g g mnd: Research, Publications end 

Travel to the Department of psycho lo^ for research on the effects of 

failure on learning in children under the direction of Professor Alfred 

Castaneda . (3195) 

- I_C 

The Universftr of Texas Press 

109. Transfer g , m o the Revolving FublScation Fund from Southweetern 

Social Science Qwrlerly . (2897) 

L ' 

h I Adviser to University Publications 

I 

110. ~xGnd the Leave of Mr. Richard G . Undemood, Adviser to University 

U Publications at $7,440 through 'ky 6, 1959 (3266) 

4 

The Texas Union 

'Iff.=x$6,163,23 from the Buildlng Fund Account to the General 

Account. (2856) 

Intercollegiate Athletics 

1l2. Approve the appointknt of the follovlng football coaches Tor the 

period January 1-Decmber 31, 1959, at the salary shown: (2940) 

Jread Football Coach 

'\I Darreli K . Royal (under five year contract) $17,500.00 

'k Assistan-t Football Coach 

W~ames N. Pittmau 

\r~harlcs M , Shira 

\-..~~illiam M. Campbell 

W~aymond L. WiUsey 

"'Harold Jack Swarthout 

; Robert C. SchuLze 

vtJams C , done s 

Chulalongkorn Contract 

113- Terminate the appointment of Mr. Wayne E. Long, Chief of Farty, 

effective at close of busfneas November 24, 1958. He ma removed from 

overseas pay status, effective at close of busirless October 26, 1958. 

( 2864 )


Government - - -- - Saonsamd Research 

A 

Audiological Research Project 

114. Appoint Mr. b n n n a opra as Director (~aeulty) (one-f ourth 

time) fb; the period October 1,-1958 - June 15, 1959, at a mntw 

rrnte of $180 56. (2929) 

Bureau of Industrial Cherei~try 

115. ~soint Mr. John J. McKetta aa Di~ctor (Faculty) far three and 

thirteen hundredths hours per week at $100 a month for the period 

January 1-June 15, 1959. (3171) 

Defense Research Labomtory 

Llb.pprove the following appointments and/or changea of statue to 

that sham ; 

Monthly 

Rate Effaclivs Date 

. - 

Systems Developwent Spec falist I1 

John L; Harknesa* $910 .OO February 1, 1959 (3161) 

Julian R. Wright (9/10 time) 819.00 February 1, 1959 (3237) 

Systems Development Specialist I 

S, E. Smith (3/4 ti=) --6oo.oo De cmber 1, 1958 (2881) 

S E, Sdth (full-tim) 800 .OO Jem~ary I, 1959 (2941) 

John C . Westkaempefl 710.00 Febmry1, 1959 (3159) 

Benjamin F. L. we is^ 650.00 December 1, 1958 (2926) 

Joseph L. Collins 650.00 December 1, 1958 (2924) 

Research Engineer (~aculty ) 

W. W. Hagerty ... November 17, 1958 (3073) 

Ehmr L . Hixson (23-1/3 hrs ./wk) 447.22 February 1, .1959 (3206) 

Research Engineer IV 

Joe 6. Armstrong (11/12tha ti=) 542.67 February 1, 1959 

Edvin H. Block, Jr. 650.00 December 1, 1958 (2925) 

Research Sc ient ia t ( ~aychology ) IV 

George Houshegian (1/4 ti-) 134*75 February 1, 1959 (3232) 

*Increase in excess of $1,000 per year; not Co be effective until after 

Board approval. 

Electrical Engineering Research hboratory 

117. Approve the following appointwnts and/or changes of status to that 

shown : 

Monthly 

Rate E t fect ive - Date 

Director 

Archie W, Straiton (l/k time) $347422 Jmmr~l, 1959 (2947) 

Systems Development Specialist I 

FrancisX. Bostick, JP. (lesve) . . . Febrmry 12-22, 1959 (3236) 

Radio Engineer 

Alfred H. LaGrane (3/4 time) 

Alfred B . UGrone (~onaultant ) 

666.66 

* a " 

Januaryl, 1959 (3037) 

February 1, 1959 (3098) 

Hospital ~ommunity Re~earch 

Project 

118, Approve the appointment of Mr. Ivan C. Belknap as Director (~aculty) 

on a one-third time basis at $288.89 for the period Novumber 1, 1958- 

&nuary' 31, 1959, and on a full-time bas+ at $866-66 per month 

February l-&y 31, 1959. ( 3074) ( 2877)


--nsared Reeea~eh *( continued) 

Hostility' 

119. Approve the following appointment^ and/or charlges of status to 

that shown : 

Monthly 

Rate 

Ef f active Date - 

Director ( ~aculty ) 

Philip Worchel (1/4 time) (2893) $238.89 October 15 i958- 

June 15, 1959 

Research Scientist (~'aculty) 

Jerome Stanley Miller (1/4 time ) 

( 2896 ) 155.55 November 1-30, 1958 

Egidfo John Capaldi (1/4 time) 

( 2894) 144.44 November 1-30, 1958 

Social Science Research Associate 

Humn Talent Research 

Appoint Mr. Ralph L . Duke as Research Paycholagist (~aculty ) (half - 

time) for the period Febmry 1 - June 15, 1959, at a monthly rate of 

$322 -22' - ( 3 ~ 3 

- 

Internal Canstraints Applied to Dynamic Problems 

_ C 

121. Appoint Plr . Enrico G. Volbrra as Df rscta~ 

(~aculty) (one-third 

time ) for the period September 16, 1958 - Zanuary 31, 1959, at a monthly 

rate of $333.33. (2899) 

Laboratory of Algal Physiology 

2 ~pproG ~ollowing appointment8 and/or changes of statua to that 

indicated: 

Monthly 

Mte Effective Date 

- 

Director 

Jack Wers (6.66 hours/wk) 

( 3096) $203~70 Decenberl, 1.958 - 

3anarY 31, 1959 

(tarm5natlon) 

Acting Director 

A. Zi. Schrank (6-2/3 houra/wk) 148,15 Februaryl-June 15, 

( 3097 1959 

Mental Health in Teacher Training 

123. Approve E e following appointments and/or chaages of status to 

that Indicated: 

Monthly 

Rate Effective Date 

- 

ProJect Coordinator 

Jae s V. Mitchell (36.6 hours/wk) $692.22 January 26 - May 31, 

1959 (3123) 

Research Associate 

Pml Kelley ( 5 hours/wk) 74,00 January 1 - May 31, 

1959 (2968) 

Military Physics Research Labopatmy 

124. Cancel the appointment of Mr. koger C , Osborn, Research Scientist, 

(one-fourth time) effective at close of business ~ovember 30, 1958. (2915)

1958-59 Budget (colltinued) 

Government Sponsorad Research ( continued) 

Radiobiological bb%atory 

125. Approve the following appointments and/or changes of status to that 

indicated; 

Monthly 

Wte Ef fcctive Date I 

Research Scientist 

Hobert Wendall Lanalng (l/8 tlm) $ 87 ,TO October 27, 1958 - 

( 29191 ( 3094 %Y 31, 1959 

Reactor Fuel Waste Dieposal Project 

m h = thep-- Robert Schmbtcr, Resench Engineer, 

to six and two-thirds hours per week, at $1~.6.67 per month for the 

period November 1, 19% - my 31, 1959. (2898) 

Stmc tural Mechanics Reeearch Isborntorby 

127. Appoint k . E . A. Ripparger as Reaearrh Engineer (~aculty) 

(one-fourth time) at $277.76 par month, effective February i, 1959. 

( 3235) 

Theory of Numbers 

128.~Gove Mr. Richrd P . Kelise, Raaearch Mthemtician (hctlf -time) 

at $277.78 per mnth, from. the 1948-59 Budget. (2999) 

EXCEIJENCE PUND PROJECTS: The followLng item have been set up under 

'the sectionxitled FOP Organized Research, funds to come fro111 the 

Umllottea Balance: 

College of Enmering 

~orce-~fomt~on Characteristics of 

Structure-Soil Systems (directed by Hudson 

mtlock, Lpmn ~eese) 

An 1nvest;gefion of the Aerodparic and 20,000 

Structural Problems of Functional Heating at 

High Speeds (di~ectad by S - W . Yuan, J. W. alley) 

Long5 tudinal Pbst i.c Wave Propagation in Metal 18,000 

Rods (directed by E. A. Ripperger, H. J. Plass) 

Three-Phase Lubrication Research (directed by =,500 

H. 0. Rylander) 

Travel in Support of Excellence Fund Projects in 

Engineering 

PIPER PROFESSORSHIP IN (igOLWY, 1953: By act ion of the Board of Directors 

b P e Minnie steven-iper ~ounmon, it was resolved "that a professor 

in the Zlepartmnnt of Geolog). at the University of Texas be recognized for 

his outstanding academic, scientific, and scholarly achievenrents during 

the year by the award of a certificate naming him 'Piper Profissor of 

19581 together with a cash hollorarium In the amunt of $1,000*00. " The 

Foundation requested that th President and the Dean of the University 

and the Chslrm~n of the ~epaktmnt of Geolom mke the selection and 

advise the Foundatiorl by December 15, 1958. Mr. Stephen E. Clabaugh was 

nominated and received the "Piper Professor of 1950'' award at- a reception 

honoring the Piper Professors of 1958 at the offices of the Foundation In 

San Antonio on December 19, 1958.

*-. 

GIFTS AND GRANTS : The following gift.s and grants have been mce ive6 

a t e x i n Universiky T recommend acceptance and thak the thanks 

and appreciation of the Board be sent by the Secretary to the dcaoora 

except in the case of eaah of $100 or less which I: have been authorized 

to accept on behalf of the ~o&d. IR the case of scholar~hip~l where 

the recipient is specified by thd donor, it has been ascertained that 

the donor is a charitable OP public foundation and that the donation 

does not constitute an evasion of taxes. 

. h c o Chemic~la Company, Brownsville, Taxaa, has donated to the -3 1 0 

Departmnt of Chemical Engineering approximately $7,000 worth of d 

equipment. 

Mr. T, m. CranfilZ, baa given to the 

George Inness, Homer I> * Martin, W i l l i a m Keith, Thomas Sully and 

Alexander W.yant . 

w 

, , =jJ :.?&. 

Mias Lucy E.,Fay, Chapel Bill, North Carolina, ,has given to theb/ - dl' 

'Library the collection of her father's letters mitten during the 

Civil War which picture the daily life in the armies of the 

' ? Confederacy. 

. The following have assigned to the University a portion of their 

insurance policies earr$ed with The College Life Insurance Company of i.1 

America: Charlea Ray Akin, JP., Jesae Eugene Atkinson, Jr., Uwrenca 

Thornton Barnett, ST., Arlen kster Lewis, George Earl McDonald, 

Thomas Edward McCauley, Carl M- Wallace, Conrad Dale Day. 

3101 

. e l M Sheitall of Austin has given to the Bmmitia~ Research,, 

Center a silver plate mde for the Epatain buat of Conrad. A fl- I " L' 

Mr. C . R. With of New York city has given approximtely 500 

lumes to the Library, the C. R. Smith Collecti~n of Waatern 

ricana. The collection will carry s book plate as follows; 

' 

. I ' 

I%IE MRIOH BURCK WTH COLLECTION 

Presented by Her Son 

C. R. Smith 

7. The Alma Foundation has given B check in the amount of $1,000 dj - " * 

- for two $500 scholarships for Junior students in the College of f 

'\ Engineering. (3149) 

. , ,:? h, 

- ,, 

:, , 

-- I ..I 

has made a grant of $8,917 to fl ,;. 

lae hrican Ch~nic@lSG~ty 

ovide kii-atfoml Award la the Petroleum Field lor . 

. Royaton H. Roberts, to finance a study at the University of 

Zurich, mitzerland,'beginning abut September 15, 1959. 'The check 

has been received. (3091) ( 3124) 

The American Cotton Shippers Aasocirrtion has mde e grant of p,,: 

2,500 to the Bureau of Business Research to compile certain 

date for the Aseocfation and Cotton Merchants. (3144) 

. The llmarican Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineere 

s sent a check for $100 to cover tuition and other expenses of lu/- (T~'- 

Mr. David Wayne Berry, the recipient for 1958-59 of the Charles 

Snelson Award, 

r, 1 

+ Dr. C. C. Colverk has given $25,00 to the Fred C. Ayer Memurial 

Fund; Mr. 8. R, Brooks, of Texas City, $20. ( ~ 8 3201) , Pi ' 

I , 

,;, I,-. 

.. - ' .' 

,f,+ ;4 i2 

,- i';! 

,! ,, 

The B and H Instmnts Company of Fort Worth has sent a check ;L., - L,, 

$1,000 to renew its two acholarshi~s in the College of Engineering. 

( 3003 

. . 

.:

I..- 

Gifts and Gmnts ( continued) i --I 

>-a=. John H. BlaZfer of Houston have sent a check for , '- 

to be added to the Blaffer Art Publication Fund for use of 

The University of Texas Press. (3054) 

c, f - 

i ' '*Y 

- d 14. Wr. Alfred Bromberg and his two sisters, Miss Mina Bromberg md ', .I 02; 

Mrs. Esaie Bmmberg Joseph, Dalia~, have each sent e cbeck in the fl.. 3, 

mount of $1,000 to bring the total of the Bromberg kmorial Fund 

to $13,000. 

rlc 

Mrs. (luy I. Bryan of Houston has given $25.00 to the Eally H- 

~erry Fund. (3061) s: 

Item 43 of the September 1958 docket reported Mr. and Mrs. v, ' 

Brawn giving two checks, each in the amount of $10.00, in 

= .% memorv " of - Mrs. Lillian Thornberry and of Mr. Jams Anderson. The 

correct amount of each chack was- $20.00. 

217-3 

The anonymaua donor who catablished the Brownf ield High School rl,i , 

'bolarship Fund has sent $300 to be credited to :hat account for 

use during the Second Scms-l;er, (302G) .. I 

*"--d8'Y 

Mr. Grant Chandler, For% Lauderdale, Florida, has sent a check 

for $100 86 a contrfbutlon to the Accounting Education Fund of the 

College of Rusinesc Adminiatration. (2980) 

'4, 

'4 Foundation for the purpose of "fudhering research in accounting by 

. A total of $1,020 kas been reccrved for the Business Admini~tration 

owldat.lon Fund. Of the amount $1,000 w s given by the Price Waterhouee 

\ faculty members and stud~nts 

b. 

>c 

." (2948) (286.3) (2860) (3102) - 

%ent a check In the amount of $50.00 as final payment an the grant 

.IiiC 

The Central Power and Light Company, Coppus Christi, Texas, has . , 

, , " j -." 

made to help finance an economic survey of the Colorado River 

Industrial De~velopment Associati on area. ( 3036) 

" 

-. 

PI: : 

2 The Board of City Dewlopaent, and Chambzr @ Comerce of Childresa, 

Texas, has sent 2 check in the amount of $750/80 kelp finance a study 

of the economic conditions of Childress County to be conducted by ,:..... 

I I 

the Bureau of Business Research. (29L3)(3193) 

e z e 

. Checks tota,lir~(i 

'' 

$525 Lave been received for the Conference for r''; 

Advancement of Science and. Mat.hemat ics Teaching. (2861) (2868) (2883) 

Individual contribu,t;ions in cxceEs of $100 included in the above total 

are as follows: 

International Buaineso Machine Corporati on 

, " , m 

A- -s* >, -23. The Creole Foun&tfon, WTW York Cixy, has sent a check in the 

- . -. 

- , . .- - 

amount of $700 as ar, unr-es,tri,cted collate~al grant, for the academic , 

year 1958-59 in recognlt,ion of the attendance at the University of a 

Venezuelwn student sponsored by the Creole Foundation. The money 

has been deposited to the Crice*PresideaC's Various Donors - Various 

' - ..: 1 

," 

Purposes account, (2953) ! I, 

Mr. L. H. Cullilm, Wichita Fa115, Texas, has sent a check in the ! ,. 

amcunt of $15,000 to be divided as foilowc: $10,000 to the Salary 

*: -; Supplementation Fund and OX oa the Engineering Foundation. ( 3011) t-"? 

- 

':, 25. Professor Kaf M. DaLlenbach has s ~nt a check in the amount of , 

1 

$1,000 to be credited to the Karl M. Dallenbach Scholarship in , . ,.. ' 

J ~sychology. (2961) , . , - 

L 

9 6 . ii totel of $1115 ha; been rocelved for the Drasln Ex-Students . 

Scholarship account. (2870) (2917) (2937! ( 3263) 

d'. 

f 5 

r? 

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9

-- 

Gifts and Grants (continrued) 

27. k, P= Raf gorodsky of Dallas has sent $1,000 as a gift to the 

Depaskmnk of Dr- to finance the touring of The Taming of the Shrew 

- 3 C - 

\ to Dallas in April. 13070) 

Eastern States Petraleumand Chemical Company has sent a cheek 

$300, the balance of the scholarship stipend to be received by kl - 

Gary hach . $3126 3 

h-j 

, . 

#- 1, L. L- 

total of 87,442 38s been receivcd for the Engineering Foundation 8! lii ( 

- 4 

.:/ (2878) (2979) (3082) [ 3056) (3047) (3048) (2957) (2970) (383) fl- >' 

, 

I . (2939) 

.:- 4,~ 

(2890) 92901) (3143) (3200) (31101 (3249) (3180) 

-Xncludea in this total are the following individual donations in excess 

of $100: 

,! Bechtel Foundation, San Francisco $1,250.00 

I,,\ " (&ms Power & Light Company, Dallas 2,500 *00 

' Elgin-Brick Cowany, Austin 1, 500.00 

Rudeon Engineering Cornoration, Houston 

Fmesc and Nichols, Fort Worth 

1,000 .OO 

200 00 

Excluded from this total is the $5,000 reported above from M r. Cullurn 

aP Wichita Falls, and proceeds from 60 shares of Continental O il 

Coqany stock, ~kpproxFmate value of $3,795 given by Mr. McColl~, md 

reporbed later in this docket. 

1 

\ 6 Tbe American Aseociation of Oilwell Drilling Contractors b s sentn' 

4 check for $1,000, the second quader payment on its annual pnt-inaid 

to the Petroleum Extension Service Department of the Zndustsial 

and Business Training Bureau. (2972) 

r- 

APT Committee on Training has sent two checks totaling $5,000 for use # 

In comection with, shbs cowsas conaucted by the Petroleum Extcnaion 

DepaPtmnt . ( 3630) (2886) 

The Fiji Foundation of Texas, DaUas, has sent; w check in the ,tt 

ambunt of $100 to be used for a scholarship for a student in the local 

Phi Camma Delta Fraternity Chapter, The recipient is selected by our 

Cormnittee on Loans and Scholarahips from a llat provided by the 

fraternity. Mr- Scott Petty, Jr., has been given She award for 

1958-59 (2945) 

/-: 

I' .. : LJ . . 

-; 3$ The J. R. Reed Muaic Company has given $500 to the Fine Arts 

,+l f.1 j 

Oratorical Contest fmd . The winners were as follows : Firat Prize, Y'L 

$100, CmePun KFght ower, Second Prize, $7 5.00, Almalee Cartco, 

Third Prize, $T@,Go, Tom Bouldin.. (3026)

11 -&i4+q 

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ifts and Grants (continued) 

39. Mr. T. E. Hmley has sent a check in tbe amount of $1,000 for 

depoeit to the Friends _of the Library fund. 

0. Mrs. Alice N . Hanszen, Bouston , ha^ given 420 s-e~ of 

capital stock of Fifteen Oil Company, the 'book value af whlch i 

$4;908.75, as a contribution "for current operating expenses an 

other gurpoees of the Deparkment of Men-1 Hygiene." 

Mi.. lm Hogs of' Houston has sent a check in the &unt 41 \ . ; 

,000 to be used to firthex the work in the field of peyehiafky and 

adminiatered by the Hogg Foundation* (2950) 

;{! :! 

: WB . John Iaddy Jone~, Dallas, hss sent a check in the amount of b, -'/ 

,250 for the scholarship f'und of the Graduate Bchool of Libmry 0- 

Science. (2%~) , I r 

1 j *-) 

The Austin Profesefoual Chapter of SEW Delta Chi has given 

their ecblarshig fund; and the Dalbe Alumnae Chapter of Theta SZgm~b 

glen $100 for the bkrJorie Daril& &&aria Scholarship in 

naliern* (3125) ly - 

I 

,J 

An additional $59.98 8 been the Khpa &ailon 1; -bbr:: 

+., 

(2969)&kii,,L~..c 

F - McCollu, Houston, ha~ given 60 ~hares of Continental ' 

stock (upproxinate ralue $3,795) to estsbll~h the 

b)+ 

L. F. PlcCollum Scholapship in Petroleum Enginea~ing" 

60 shares of the s m stock ~ to establish the '!lUr* m 

-We Lb I, kCollum Scholarship in Qeology. tt The fund$ are to be kept 

\ Inbct, only the income beisg used for scholar~hip purposes. (3027) (3009) 

, .. ,' A check for $1,000has been received fmmthe MDsher Forrodation \ ,,. 

t be divided equally between the E. C. H. Bkatal Scholarship and tbq,\- :.J ' 

anley Pp Finch Scholarship for 1959-60. (3015) 

- 

The following contributions as matching funds to the Rational 

fen&e Student Loan Fund have been- received: 

Bra~kenridge~Estate, San Antonio 

Dr. Anson L, Clark, Dallaa 

The National Pctro-Chemicals Corporation, New York City, ha^ eent 

$30,00 as a matching grant to the donation made by Mr. Montes, an 2 ;- 

ex-student . Degost bas been mde to the Vlcs-Presidant 'a Varfoua ,.,. 

'I ij ?onon - Various Purposes account. (3040) 

; The Guetams and buiae Pfefffer Research Foundation, New York City, 

a sent a check for )3,, 000 .in support of the Phkrmscy Extension 8ervic 

Similar amounts will be given in 1960 and 1961. ob5 

(3039) .c% 

k . The Ladies ~ dliary of the Dallas County PhawceuticaJ Association 

A -5 

as sent a check in the amount of $200 for the Phamaacautical Foundation 

; ;, 

Scholarshipa and FeU~w~hips accoune , (3069) U: ;fi ,.;? 

.*k 1 ' 

y- 

- The Wimie Steven. Piper Foundation, San Antonio, has given $1,000 %\ 

o the Library Tor purchaae of needed books, magazinsa, and 

i' 

; ' 3 

"r . . 

Tbe Presaer Foundation of Fhfladelphfa, Penneylmnia, has sent a 

8 - 

ck for $175 as the aecond installment of its scholarslhip grant for j;he 

current yea^. pi c 

T \

' \%em 

'. 

A'; 

Grants (continued] 

, ' I . 

i: * 

The Pan American Petmleum Foundat ion, Inc - , has sent a check in pFl - - 

amount of $150 to be uaed by Mr. Joseph C . Cbrk, the Pa Auericatl 

I % 

rx 

b 

Petroleum Poundation Fellow in kolcm for research expensaa. (2858) 

ie 

The Public Welfare Foundation, Lnc., h a sent a check in-the amount 

$1,800 ae the see-ond half phymnt on their scholarship fund for 1958- 

59. (3076) 

Pk" 

Corporation of Hew York City has nade a Frederick pi '' '/ 1 

J< L' 

gran-k in the amount of $1,800 in support of Dr, 'Ijennie * 

program. (29%) 

', * 

7. Mr. andMrs. J.J. Scarbmugh, Austin, have given$P,000 for I/),/ 

cholar~lhips in %he Graduate School of Social Work. other contributlone 0") 

o this fund to-tal $75.00, (2960) (2889) (2862) (3022) m. an& m~~ lbi- 

Scarbrough have also given $1,000 Tor the Law School Scholarship, and r 

$2,000 to Teacher 'Educat~on+ulii%tion, reported later in docket - (3234) 

A contribution of $15.00 hus been received for the E. P. Schoch 

in Chemical Engineering. (3000) y)], ~ / G ( I 

\56. The Southern Education Foundation, Inc., has sent a check in the 

amount of $4,254.15 to be used in connoctdon with the Educataoml . 

Leadership Development Pro Jact . (2987) "; . , 2 2: ' Ll 

I { 'g ,2 

The W. K. Kellogg Foundation has eent a check in the amount of f!-- 

ae final payment of its grant for the 1958-59 activities of the 

. Southwe a t School Administrat ion Center. (2906) 

"1 r. +dG 

t- -- ' 

The Teacher Education Faundationhs received a check from I\ 

. and Mrs. J. IJ . Scarbrough in the, amount of $2,000 for scholarships 

for graduate training in counseling. )h . A. E . Bmnshee of New York 

City has given $20 -00 for i;he Teacher Education Foundation, and W s 

,c Mmie De13 Barrow of Austin, $TO,OO. (2938) (2971) (3221) 

The Union Carbide Educational Fund Itas sent a check.in the amount of 

343 oOO for the, 1958-59 scholarship. : Mr. C . C . Pesek is the recipient 

(2908) ": 1 >\ 

'A -\ ,+, 

', \ 

, The Welding Research Council of the Engineering Foundation of b? ";J 

has sentacheckin theamount of $2,300forthe f)- 

continuation of the Resistance Welder lefanufacturerst Association Sam 

Waldfng fellowship For 1958- 59. The stipend of $2,000 goes to 

Mr, Horace F. Grser. (3071) 

6 . 

The Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation h e sent a 

for the Woodrow Wflaon fellow rsgirstered at the University in 1958-59 - 

w 

t< 

( 2904 ) 

The 

1 

. . 

- 

6 

?q t 

"-Lotd ,+ 

United Cerebral Palsy Research and Educational Foundation has, , - , ) i ,' 

de a grant in the amount of $l2,000 for a term of three years bt, a 

beginning January 1, l959, payments to be mde quarterly in approxbtely 

equal amounts beginning the effective date of the 'want. The fwd% will 

be u ~ed 

1961 under the direction of Dr. Wlllim G. Wolfe. (3080) 

td support the United cerebral Palsy Workshops for 1959, 1960, and , 

u 6 . The United mind of Austin and Travis County has given $2,000 for the 

s, Heart Research Fund, sdu ject to the draft of Dr. Roger Williams. 

k 67.' Pool Mnsec of Wusanne, bkitzerland, an organization formed for 4 

alcoholism, has sent a check for $500 to extend a fellowship .- (:c 

given, the work to be under the direction of Dr. Roger )iJi,f?.' , 

Williams,

A . 

and Grants (continued) 

application of the Southern Regional Educational Board, the 

orge Peabody Collage for Teachers and the University 04 Texas, t&, 

United Cerebral Palsy Research and Educational Foundation, Inc . , has Go 

made a grant in the amount of $44,160 for a tern of" two years, 2% 

beginning July 1, 195g9 to support a "Pilot project to train persona .r 

with outatanding-leadership potential in the special education 

'cl 

doctoral program 0% the University of Texas and George Peabody College 

for ~eachera," unde~ the direction of Dr. William G. Wolfe and 

Dr. Lloyd M. D m 

of the respective institutions The funds w ill be 

used to provide fellowships, and payment will be made monthly directly 

to the fellow; papen'te to each institution for indirect costs in 

; tge mount of $1,440 per year will be made quarterly. (3079) 

', 

69. InOctober, 1958, Mr. WallnceC. Thompsongavefifteen shares of ,,d& 

l. 

General Crude Oil Company etock for the Bal P, Bybee Hemrial 

the- Geolow Foundation. Mr. Thompson weshed this gf ft to be in 

mmary of Mr. Joseph M. Dawson, and it is being so designated. 

--+--d 

The March 1958 docket reported that an-donor had ,I 

cuted a trust agmemnt transferring 1,000 shares of Hxmble Oil (4 

Refining Conrpae stock to the First City National Bank Cof FIoustod ".--' 

for the benefit of the Hal P. Bybce Memorial Fund of the Geology 

Foundathi. Standard Oil of New Jersey stock was later ~ubstituted 1'' ffi@ 

for the Humble Stock, that dbnor has now increased the trust by the p' 

\ addition of 850 shares of Standard Oil of New Je~sey stock. 

. ;: 

h 1 . Roya1ii.s in the amount or $822.67 on ~erlogy 601 laboratory fl - ? -' 

!* mnmls published by Hemphill's Book Storea ham been credited to the 

;account entitled Various Donors, Royalties fram the sale of Geology 

, ' 601 hboratory Manuals, Maintenance, Equipment, Travel, e t c . (2866) B 

, , bj 

v 2 . The following have been racei~d far the Oeolow Foundation: Ve" ' ' 

Yarf ous Donors account - $8,713.75 (2902) (29733) (3010) ( 3031) (3001) 

(2884)~2903d(2W)(28@1~2872) 

(3087)(3086)(3107) 

2 . r 

(2885)430~6)43108) 

- (3239)(324~) 

Of this total, the following individual gifts are in excess of $100: 

Bumble Oil and Refining Company, Houston $5,000 

Professor and Mra, Ronald K. DeFord, Austin X,OOO 

Mr. George 'If. Coatas, San Antonio 1, OOW 

Atlantic Refining Company, Dallas 1,000 

*In flupport of research regarding the mpping and interpretation of 

Geology of the Edwards Limestone in Central Texas. 

Hal P . Bybce Mewrial Fund - $1,447.89 (3063) (3106) (3033)(3004) 

-91- - 

Of thls total, the following individual gifts are in-excess of $100: 

Income from anonymous trust, Houston $ 7X.50 

George Moses Knebel dnd Carolyn Gladdish 

Knebel, New York City, proceeds fmm sale 

of five sham8 of Creole Petroleum Corporation 

stock 305 - 36 

- (3175)(3204)(305714 .,, 

(3058)(31W(3006) 

Cuyler Memorial Scholarship Fund - $507.00 (3005)(3032)(2967) , 

Simnds Memorial Schol~rship - Fund - $65.00 (3005)(3058)(3108) 

(30&)(2885)(3204) 

29 *+ 

#

,\,> 

and Granls (continued) 

of $615 has been received for the Geology Department Stu 

n Fund. (3008)(3108)(3006)(2885) 

Mr. Wayne F. Bowman of Bouston has sent three monthly checks of $225 each, 

the amounts being distributed mong the totals given in 

items as f'ollows : ( 3180) ( 7006 ) (2885 ) (3147) ( 3217) 

x!&. 

\ 

'5 ,. 

Geology Department Student Loan Fund 

Cuyler Memorial Scholarship Fund 

Si.monds Memorial Scholarship Fund 

L. I? McCollu* of Houston hai a130 given slxty rharea of Cmtinentaln .&C2' 

Oil Company stock to establish a scholarship in reology. This is also 

reported above along with a gift Mr. McCollum has rkde to another department. 

. The Kailah of Texas Rabbis Library Fund has received donations of Y; $ J - 

.OO each f porn the following: H 4.. i 

Jewish Cornunity Council of Austin 

Jewish Welfare Fedemtion of Dallas 

The following checks have been received and deposited to Scholarships ,-, ,:. 

ignated by Various Donars far the benefit of the person indicated: rj,i, I - , d 

,' 

The Board of Home Missions of the 

Congregational and Christian 

Churches $225 .00 Anthony Lozano (3051) 

Charnpion Paper Foundation 200.00 Francis Glenn Anders (3198) 

(An additional $100 was gi,ven as 

a grant-in-aid for scholarship 

purposes ) 

Dimmitt County Farm Bureau 

Scholarship Fund 200,00 ClaudBramblett (3112) 

Dallas Section Society of 

Petroleum Engf neers 250 .OQ Ronnie Chapman (3229) 

check was drawn on Mr. Weldon 

L. Porter, Chairman, since the 

treasurer of Club was gut of the 

country at the time) 

Engineers Club of Dallas 250.00 Duane Wilder (3245) 

Engineers Club of Dallas and 

The Community Guidance Service 250 .OO Harold F . Apple ( 3127) 

250 .OO John W . Bailey 

250.00 JamesWagner 

Kiwanis Club of Dallas 

Scholarship Fund 250.00 Burton C Reynolds (3019 ) 

Uano County Scholarship Fund 75.00 MiltonAllen (3268) 

Longview Charity Lsague 125 A 00 Charlee Pratt (3197) 

Bruce McMillan, Jr., Foundation 

Texas Fund, Overton, Texas 150,00 AZnitaFrances Rettig (3244) 

200.00 John Milton Gillis (3111) 

150 -00 Rebecca Gaf l-.Rousseau (3111) 

125.00 Michael B, Stroud (3111) 

Optimist; International - Boys' 

Work Fund, St. Louis 375.00 KennethE%alcolmKidd (3115) 

(1

Y 

Gifts - and Grants (continued) 

76.m following contributbns have been received for the Salary 3-;-, 

Supplementation Fund: 

L-, rn' 

, " Austin Baking Company, Austin 

, Austin Clearing House Association, Austin 

Calcasieu Lumber Company, Austin (1957-58 pledge ) 

\:+ Calcasieu Lumber Company ( ~irst quarterly payment ) 

\Lf- capital National Bank, Austin 

Mr. Dudley T - Dougherty, Beeville (1957 and 1958) 

-j? ,/I Elgin Standard Brick Wnufacturlng Company, Austin ,C -c 

Aqd.j First Federal Savings mid Loan Association, Austin 

! Mr. Joe Goeth, Austin 

. i 

q, iL: ( Hillcrest Farms, Austin 

, J ... 

,.% >, Jassen, Jessen, Millhouse & Gmven, Austin 

Tom Miller Produce, Aua-tin 

Mr. Julian Montgomery, Austin 

Mutual SavLnga Institution, Auatin 

Night Hawk Reetaumnts, Iac., Austin 

$1, 200 . 00 2910) 

B,OOO.OO I29841 

2 ,250 .OO (2887 C 

75oeOo (3090 

X LOO .OO (29841° 

3,000.00 (3025) 

300.00 (2930) 

1,000.00 (2882) 

325.00 (3208) 

300.00 (29U0) 

200.00 (2952) 

300.00 (3018) 

350.00 (3191) 

500.00 (2873) 

4W.m (2956) 

t ,%' 

, , 

( 3157) 

Mr. Edgar H. Perry, 111, Austin $00.00 (2977)-' 

Page, Southerland and Page, Austin 300.00 (2873) 

&University Cooperative Society, Austin 500 +00 (2984) 

; The Walter Tips Company, Austin l,OOO.OO (3190) 

Mr. L, B, Cullwn, Wichita Fulls *O,OOO.M (3011)-- 

(~eportad earlier in docket along with another gift Mr. Cullum mde) 

a 

. The American Iron and Steel Institate has m-rZe a of $15,000 for 

eaearch on a project entitled Development Length for Righ Btmngbh icrw2~1 

Reinforcing Bars under the direction of Mr. P, M. Fergunon, Professor of 

Civil Engineering. (32621 

r v 

'I 

8'. The Alphs Chapter of The Delta m a Gamma Society has scnt a che~&.,~j. ["il,i .,d 

\ Department of Drama. (3273) 

, The E. I, Du Pont dt Hemours & Company, Wilmingtorr, Delswtit~, has 

a check for $10,000 to be divided equally betwen the Bepartmnts of 

Chemistry and Chemical Bnginecrfng as a Grant-in-Aid of Fundgmental Research 

durlng the academic year 1959-60, Theac grants ass given in lieu of 

fellowships and are to be used for the conduct of fundmental research 

beyond that possible with the no-l resources of the department. (3252j A 

* :d"lwu 

A total of $60.00 has been received for the Marquis G. Eaton qw?'- 

Education Fund. (3264) bl - 

The Fine Arts Advisory Council voted to establish a $75,000 

J.\s nd Tor the Fine Arts Foundation in honor of the 75th 

iversity- A total of $192.00 has been received for 

. The Ford Foundation has made a grant of $40,000 to be used over a four 

period (approximtley) to train native Americans in the English l~nguage, 

lihguist i c s, and modern langua ee teaching methods in preparation for teachin,& 

Jnglish overseas, and a check for $10,000 has been received a6 the fir& 

payment a ( 3055 ) ?,I -1 

.J 

r.: 

6

, f ,? :. 

' I '-:/ 

., I?;' - A to 

)/o. 

. , 

. - 

(continued) 

ool Company, Houston, has sent a check in +,he amount of 

the Hughes Mechanical Engineering Award for the 

1959-60 school year. (3222) 

.I -86. A cheek in the armunt of $2,090.9: han been received for deposit A, 7 oLJ 

the %chine Translation Progrm account. (3238) 

the last named scholarship. (3267) ,r 

L 1 I 3 

i - $ . 

The Phillips Petroleum Company, Bsrtlesville, Ohlahorn, has sent a ( , 

'tiheck in the anwunt of $2,500 to renew its fellowship in Chemical Engineering 

for 1959-40. (3256) 

The X i Chapter oP Kappa Epeilon has given $50 -00 for the 

oundatior Scholarships and Fellowships account, (3181) 

The Students ' Association has sent a check in the amount of $34.36 

the benefit of the John Lang Sfnclair Eyes of Texas Scholarship 

d, the amount to be divided eqwlly between the endowment fund and 

i\ those funds for immadiats use of the- awards cormnittee . ( 3278) 

5 &fa' 

Fund, New-York City, has sent a checkh ' 

B' 

.,, 

., '3- 

/4. 

L,: ;I3 

the amount of for ~cholarships in Mechanical Engineering 

and $200 for the Engineertrrg. 

. The Welder Wildlife Poundmion has sent a check for $600 far three 

cholarships of $200 each, given to tb f olloving: Harold E . Uughlin, 

rald G. Raun, Bobby J, Wilka, (3178) fly 

3. Tau Beta Pi Has sent a check in the amount of $50 .OO to the Library . ; '1 CP 

o purchase books for the Tau Beta Pi bookshelf. 

4 

, , ?y 

Hest Publishing, Company has aent a check in the amount of $326.40 

, j " resenting royaltfes on Dr. Stmberg ' s book - Texas Cases and 

,.% I 

.J 

on Criminal Law, The sum will de -John Cha 

Tows ~a~ation. - ~1"m-k Chalfant Morrow h d . (3295) 

I- 95. 

The following donation8 have been received for the: Indicated accounts 

in the John Charles Tomes Foundation: 

- , : $1,745'-00 L 

- 

, ,, 

C.." . _ Scholarship Account ( 2879) ( 3296) (29%) 

.$> iid 

,\\ -. ',, - - 1 

Of this amount $1,00~ was given by Foundation. I~! < 

- 

- 

Unallotted Account (2959) (2986) (3088) (3084)(~

SCHOMSIIHPS AND FEWSHES: On recommendation of the appropriate 

commfttee, t h z o m r d s have been made: 

Architecture 

M. -- N, ~avrdson Fellowship 

Erich Boltenstern - $250.00 . - (2935) . - . 

Second' Semater 

James M. Kuykendall - $$00.00 (309) 

1959-60 Wng session 

Geology 

- Jams Walker Cain Jr Scholarship - $250 -00 - Second Semester (3145) 

Wilbur R.CfeaG 

Joseph 9. Cullinan Scholarship - $750,00 - Second Semester (2936.) 

~a~ A - Ragsdale 

- 

Home - - - - - - Economic - - - - - - a 

- Ima Ho@ Scholarship - $600.00 - Second Semester (3177) 

Mrs. Ruth J. Mozzi 

- 

-- -- 

Ciark W . Thompson, Jr - , Grant - $300.00 ( 3142) 

Robert McBurney 

Finance 

- Texas Consurner Finance Association Fellowship - $~,8oo.m - Zong 

~ e s s i n ~ r 

Donald A. Tyme 

Engineering 

~estingTh use Achievement Scholarship - $250.00 - First Semester (2932) 

Richard E, Kothmann 

- 

Fine Arts 

~ --- i n x t Foundation s - Music $500.00 - First Semester (2905) 

Barbara Louise ~ r n i t r 

Graduate School of Library Science 

scholar-d - Various Donors - $200.00 - Second Semeater (3078) 

Estella w~flm - John Gary Wvlhill ( 3260) 

- 

Graduate School of Social Work 

Schokrshi~ F U - ~ Various Donors - $3~~00 each - Second Semester 

Ccnrad K Dean 

Sammie James Granato 

Ramon Santos 

mC~------ - 

American Citizens of' Lstin Extraction - $50~00 each - Second Bemester 

Francisco Ff gueroa 

Christine Garces 

&ry A, Garcia 

Ot ila Gonzalez 

Sylvia C. Rernandez 

Sylvia Gabert Lozano 

Leone1 Garza 

Ma ~y M ul. GonzaLez 

Roy Martinez 

Servando TiJerina 

E!erna-fd Ortiz De 14ontellano Evelio F. Villarreal 

-- 

Dwighc D Book Scholarship - $2213.00 each - Second Semester (3140) 

Billy Joyce Bennett? Donald E. Purinton 

Hugh K. Harris 

Joan L. Raab 

Larry Don Knippa 

Jo Ann Doughtie 

Mary C. Mainz 

Maurine M. Tobin 

Etelka V. Prathe~

Scholarahips - and Fellowships ( continued) 

-- Lilia M. Casis Fell~wship - $100.00 each - Second Semester (3137) 

~e 033hinn Ted M. Watson 

Dallas Dally -- TIms Herald - $50 .OO each - Second Semeter (3192) 

Joseph F. FoJaaaek Mary E , Sut he rland 

Frances Eggleaton GoLcibeck Schohrahfp - $500.00 - Second Semester (3141) 

Carol. Arne Craft 

- 

George Stuart Heyer Scholarship - $200,00 each - Second Semester (3139) 

~lfffDrd-nne t t Katherine F. Casey 

Joy C . ' Carter Ernest Schurer 

--- 

W. A. Jams Scholarship - $100.00 each - Second Semester (3134) 

Janeme Jill Miller Mary U u Freeman 

Barbara Sue Freemn 

June Freeman 

Joe Freeman 

hnghorn Band Scholarships - Second Semester (3035) 

~or~n~dem $25 .. - -00 Be rbe rt Luhmarl 

David Barnard 25 .00 Budge Mabry 

Bobby Foster 50.m Danny Mills 

David Butler 25,OO Kec Nketenhoeffer 

Raul Gutie~rez 25.00 Rogelio Ramfrez 

Rob Hewlett 25.00 Mary Virginia Schulz 

Allan Koeppe 

Dlrsk Kuhn 

25-00 

25 .00 

Robbie Walter6 

Henry Bell 

- - Required .f eea except supplementary fees in 

Fine Arts and General Property Deposit (3138) 

IaVerne Noyes Scholarships 

Second SenaesTer 

Tony T . Bailey 

Eugene T . Beynon 

Thomas A. Black 

James F. Ellebracht 

kndabel E , Eenry 

The- C . Holsomback 

Grady P. Jones 

Panhellenic Scholarships +- Sacond Benester (3081) 

Sylvia Christina Rernandez $50900 

Sylvia Ruth Cabert 50.00 

Gloria Gail Oberg 50 .SO 

hla Bogtic 50 -00 

Bettye Cypert $0.00 

Linda Ruth Frank 25 ,OO 

Frances Bradshaw 25 -00 

Johanna Marie Varney 25 .OO 

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Jim C. Lueders 

Tom We Lueders 

Frances Ann Mchalka 

,Mary E. Potts 

Donald L. Rosa 

Ruby B . Stwve 

L. A. Pires York Rite Scholarship - $200~00 - Second Se~lester (986) 

Everett M, Sheffey 

- m e e n Brotzman Charles Schurtleff 

W i l l Rogers Scholarship - $150.W each - Second Semester (3183) 

Manuel Gonzalez 

Howard Thomas Morrison 

Melvin PaPios 

George R . Rhode s 

Colonel Wallace 

James W . W imberly 

Mary Ellen Rtchter 

Amher Silberstein Scholarship, - $150.00 - Second Semester (3187) 

P 

, Paula P. ~lnneburgh

Scholarships - and FeYowships (continued) 

Student Property Depoaft - $100.00 each - Second Semesfer (3135)(3248) 

Joel M. Blair, Jr . George S. Mills 

Frances Bradshaw 

Joe Q. Colborn 

Connie Sue Cook 

Judith Morehead 

Margaret E. Quzts 

Barbara IIA Peck 

Barbara Lois Dickey 

Lewis C. Fontno 

Virginia Hadden 

Harry G. Barria, dr. 

Robert N. Hudspeth 

Kenneth 0, Kamstra 

John M, Kendrick 

David Knize 

Carl G. hngner 

Robert Mr Maisel 

Gordon D. McLendon 

Judith Ann Phillips 

John T . Rader, 111 

John Oa Rhea 

Allen E . Smith 

Donald R. Gmith 

John P , Smith 

Jams H. St. Clair, I1 

Norm Votaw Brumbles 

Wrtha Ellen Whitlow 

Dorothy Lucille Boyd 

Donald R. Traylor 

John Lang Sinclair Eyes of Texas Scholarship - $100.00 - Second Semester 

-_I 

7 3 3 6 ) 

Jaws V. Riner William C . Rochelle 

-- 

Rosalie B, Hite Fellowships 

Predoctoral Fellowships - for year beginning February 1, 1959 

Harold B, Lukins $2,000.00 (2913) 

Ipene A. Wdlinskf Cotton 2,000 -00 (3129) 

Tholaas W. Conway 2,350aOO (3129) 

Corn Products Refining Company - $300 Second Semester (3243) 

- Fiemy K. Woodward 

Wilbur S. Davidson Scholarship - $2~,00 each - Second Semester (3205)(3247) 

~6% Dombi Iris Votaw 

Alton Ray F'rmklin 

Do- Dellinge r Memorial Scholarship - $60.00 - second Semester (3241) 

William L. Mayhew, Jr. 

-- 

Fine Ark a 

Drama - Second Senester t 32891 

Richad M. Clark 

Yvonne Bronowicz 

Ruthe Norton 

Dan F. Blleher 

George K. Reynolds, Jr 

Larry- Burgoon 

Leon I. B~auner 

Theresa E, Flyn 

msic - %cord Semester 1958-59; First wester 1959-6O (3281) 

Total. payable in two installments if B average maintained 

Ronald David Cohen 

Jose Rene Manchaca 

Fredreika Wisehart 

Frank R. Ennis 

Charles W. I&-ckett Scholarship - $50.00 - Second Semester (3280) 

JB-~ 

D, L. J3obMes 

Journalism - Second Semester (3226) 

David -- M, Warren -- and ALvab Meyer Warren Scholarship - $125.00 

Carl Dean Howard 

- - 

Austin Alumnae Chapter, Theta Sigma Phi - $100 each 

Pat- Ms ch Sam Kinch

Scholarships and Fellows hips (continued) 

Jourrlalism I cEinued 1 

Jesse H. Jones Scholarship - $125.00 each 

--- 

- 

Katherine F . Case~ Roberta A. bve 

Jems H. Cochran, Jr. 

Marie Jo Eic-nn 

brry Neal Eurwitz 

Jack E. Kecver 

Maurice Olian 

Harriet E. Olaen 

Lettys J, Presley 

Ivey Nelwyn Williams 

Law Scholarships - Second Semester (3210) 

Herbert S. Bonham Bcholar~ship - $125,00 Thorns Neilson ThurLow 

-- 

- 

James R. Dougherty Scholarship 150.00 Jon Dee Lawrence 

- 

Ford FoundatLon Sch~la~ehip 

- 

250.00 John Wayne Croft 

IIvass, Weisman, Peterson, King k 

-p~ach 6cholarship 175.00 Kenneth R. Dickerson 

Wright Cfialfarlt Morrow 250 -00 Kenneth C . Keener 

W. J. McUe Scholarship 

_ C _ 

125.00 John A. Spinuzzf 

Dallas Scarborough 100.00 Jon Nomn Coffee 

UNIVERSTTY FEWSHIPS AJD SCHOMSHIPS: On recomendation of the 

proper committee, the f'oTZowing awards have been made: 

- 

Non-Resident Graduate Student Tuition Sehobrahlps - Teaching Asaistan%s 

First ~ a r n s t e r , % T 

Emst Arenas ' (3075) 

Lawrence Brian Callan (3179) 

John Roberta Stabler (3179) 

Non-Resident Graduate Student Tuition Scholarships - Graduate Students 

First Semester, 195- 

M. Zuheir You~uf Alami 

Mo-Shing Chen 

(3075) 

( 3075 

University Fellowships - Excellence Program 

Second Semester, 1958- 59 (3064) 

David D . A lt - Geology 

Kirkwood, Missouri 

M,S,, University of Minnesota, 1958 

William Wape I3aflard - Geology 

El Dorado, Arkansas 

M . S . , University of Oklahoma 

George Allen Brubaker - History 

Excello, Ohio 

M.A., University of Arizona, 1951 

Fred Gantt, Jr. - Government 

Foreman, Arkansas 

M.A,, Southern Methodist University, 1948 

Ehr Wayne Herren - Psychology 

Fort Smith, Arkansas 

B.A., Unlversizy of Texas, 1957 

Peter Franci~ Martln Mchughlin - Economics 

Courtenay, B.C., Canada 

B.A ., University of British Columbia, 1951 

Lym Harry Nelson History 

Amarillo, Texas 

B,A,, University of Texas, 1958

University Fell owships - and Scholarships (continued ) 

University Fellowships - Excellence Program (continued) 

Second Semester, 1958-59 (30641.mued) 

=on D. Soco1- kcteriology $1,100 .OO 

Manhattan, Kansas 

M.A., Unfversrty of Texas, 1955 

William Sims Thumn - Greek 

Dallas, Texas 

8 .A. , David Lipscomb College, 1951 

Marian Whitney Voight - Bacteriolow 

goo, 00 

Houston, Texas 

3 .Am, University of Texas, 1955 

Foreign Student Tuition Scholarships, - First Semester, 1958- 59 

Sponsored Students 

(3105) 

Erik Bjarpe Norway 

Odile Brenier France 

Gunilla Ersmn Sweden 

Hermann Grill Austria 

Raruey Panichpak Thailand 

George Wakim hbanon 

Non-Sponsored Undergraduate Students 

Azmi Abdul-Hadi Saudi Arabia 

Mohamed J. Akhras Syria 

John E . Asfour Jordan 

Rabibollah Bahadori Iran 

Khalil B. Bannura Jordan 

Surinder K. Bhagat India 

Albert Borpn Germany 

Douglas J. Cardinal Canada 

Helen G. Cartsoras Greece 

Hi Dong Chai Korea 

Roberto Chiappc Colombia 

Pedro Coher~ Panama 

Mohammad Darwish Syria 

Indravadan N, Dhruv India 

Alf El-Ahmadiyyah Lebanon 

Elias S . Hanna Sy~in 

Takeko Hara Japan 

Eftekhar Ghanim Hedjazi Iran 

Khalouk Hljazi Jordan 

Emilio Jimene z S . Mexico 

Samir M. K~ssir Baghdad - Irsq 

Xossein Kazemi Iran 

Boulos Eid Kcfay Jordan 

Chang Yul Kim Korea 

Vim1 Kochhar India 

Magne Kristiansen Norway 

Frank Min-Tsong Lay China 

Chang Hwan Lee Korea 

Chin bon ZRO Malaya 

Muhidin MaJzoub Lebanon 

Manoug N, enougian Jordan 

Sami Faiz Masri Lebanon 

Enrique Merlkanskas Mexico 

Adeeb A. Mohanaad Lebanon 

F. Paul Netzbanct Italy 

Ervin Y , Rodin Israel 

Gustavo Sergio Wfz Mexico 

Yusuf Rashid Sarmnan 8yri a 

Esber I. Shaheen Lebanon 

Ranjit N, Sitlani India 

Constantine E- Sotiriou Greece 

Cesar E. Syl-ra, L1, , Ecuador 

Robert-o T mz 12. Mexico 

Ramesh Thadani India 

Harish P. Vora India

RF,SEARCH COlaTRACTS: The following contrscts artd amendments 

have been negotiated by the Office of Govermncnt Sponsored 

Research and have been signed by the 'Jicc-President and/or 

President upon the recornendation of the appropriate Techni- 

cal Mrector, the Director of the Off ice of Guverment Spon- 

sored Research, and the Business Manager. I recommend your 

approval and ratification of signatures: 

1 , Sqplcmental Agrecmcnt Bo . 5 to Contract AF 41 (657) -35, 

by which the Dt3partnient of the Air Force, Air Research and 

Deuelopent Command, aad~ the sm of $16,055 +00 to the contract 

fhds and extends the pcriod of the contract through 

Oc.tober 31, 1959 . Pie research on hearing damage risk of 

Air Force sound-crew personnel continues under the direction 

of Dr. Lennart L. Kopra, Associate Roressor of Speech. 

2. Supplement~I Agreement To. 5 to Cont;rEct AF 1.0(603)-142, 

by which the U. S. Department of the ALr Forc~, Office of 

Scientific Research, cstablishcs a f ixcd overh.cail sate of 

J~.s$ ur sala~ies artd. wages for the period September 1, 1956 

through August 31, 1957. The research on gas-phase and sw- face rcnctions af hydrocarbons at moderately high te~rrperatvres 

cuntinur:~ under the direction of Dr. Robbin C, Anderson, Prof 

e s sor of Chemistry. 

3 . Eupplementd Ae;re~mnt Ti0 * 1 to Contrcct AF 41.(657)-182, 

by which the Dep~~tment of thc Air Force, Wright Air IkvelupmcnL 

Cer~te r, adds the sun1 of $14,200 -00 to the contract funds 

and extends the period of the contract through Xovember 30, 

1953. The research on a photosynthetic gas exchanger continues 

undcr the direction of Dr. Jack IQers, Professor of Botany and 

of Zoolow . 

4. Contract AF 49 (638) -460, by which the Ikpartmen'c of the Air 

Force, Office of Scientif'ic Hesearch, provir3cs $22,791-.D0 for 

re search on the arousal, management , and 1.educ tion of ho ~tility , 

The contract is effective for t-he period October 15, 19T.S through 

October 14, 1960, and the research wiLl be performed under the 

direction of Dr , Philip Worche3., Professclr of Psychology. 

5. Supplemental Agreement Xo . 'j to Contract AF 19(604) -2249, by 

which the kpwtment of the Air Force, Air Research a d kvelop- 

rnent Commd, adds -the srm of $58,000.00 to the contract funds 

and extends the period of the contract, thre@ Xovember 330, 1959. 

The studies in, troposp1ler.i~ zropagatioa continm at the Electri - 

caL Engineering Research Laboratory under the direction of Dr. 

A. W . Strai ton, Profc s sor of Ele ctricd Engineering, 

6. ~ii~;j,~ilr!r~t?~~~!. ii~r~cment XO, 4 to Contiract AF 33{6~6)-3985, by 

~rhicli tilt Lt-pnr.l;nicn~; o:? the Air Force, Air Research and Ikvelop- 

men+, Comm~.nd :tdds the sum of $50,000.00 to the contract funds, 

extends the period ~.f thc contract through September 30, 1959, 

and fixes thc overhead rate for the period September 1, 1956 

through Augus.t 31, 1957 ~t 36.5% af sdarie s and wages. The 

research continues in the M-ilit4ary Physics Research Laboratory 

under the dimction of A- E. Lockenvitz,, Professor of Phycicx, 

7. Change mder No . 1 to Contract AF 08 (603 ) -4396, by which 

the Departmen.t of the Air Forcc, Air. Proving Ground Center, 

Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, extends th? pried. of the contract 

through March 30, 1953. Thp research cuntfnues in the Military 

Physics Research Le.buratory under thc directioc of A. E . 

Lockenvitz, Professor of Physics ,

8. Change Order No. 2 to Contract AF 08(603)-4396, by which 

the bparfment of the Air Force, A ir Proving Grounii Center, 

Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, extends the perlod of the con- 

tract through March 31, 1953. The research continues in the 

Military Fhysics Research Laboratory under the direction of 

A. E, Loclrcnvitz, Professor of physic.^. 

9 . S~lementd Agreement rro . 3 to Contract AF 33 (a61 -5164, 

by which the &parbent of the Air Force, Air Research and 

Jkvelopnt Carmnand, adds the sum of $99,000.00 to the contract 

funds and extends the pcri.od of the contract through April 15, 

1960. The re search continues at Lkfense Research Laboratory 

under the df rection of Dr. C , P. Boner, Professor of Physics . 

10. Bendix Aviation Corporation, Friez hstrumeqt Mvlsion 

Subcontract P. 0. 80633, is~wd m&r Bendix's prhe Air Force 

contract, provides $k8,800.00 for supporL of research on the 

use of' atmospheric refractoraet~re in the Air Force AH/Apl~-15 

weather recomaiscmcc systcm . !be contract is effective for 

the period Yove~nber 15 1.958 through July 15, 1959, and w-Ul be 

under the direction of Dr. A. W, Straiton, Professor of 

Elcctrica2 Engineering. 

11. Modification No . 2 to Contract DA-18-064-404-~~~-386, by 

which the Ikpartrnent of the Army, Chemical Corps Research and 

Develuyment Commas3d, changes the provisiond overhead rate 

f ran 41 .00$ to the current provisionaL rate of 36,5$. The 

re search on the factors affecting nutrition, physiolo~3r and 

storage stability of bacteria belonging to the genus Pasteurella 

continues unde~ the direction of Dr. 0. B. Wfilims, Professor 

of Bacteriolo~ , 

12 . Modification. ?lo . 3 to Clontract 11A-18-064-404-~ML-386 by 

which the &paatment of the Amy, Chemical Corps Research and 

Developncnt Command, transfers accountability of certain 

equipnent to the kiverslty for usc mdes research and develop- 

raan-t Contract 30, ~-18-064-404-C~~-386. 

!I'he research on the 

fact~rs affecting nutrition, physiology, and storage st;z'oil.ity 

of bacteria belonging to the genus hsteusella continues undcr 

the direction of Dr. 0. 3. b7illiams, Profescor of Bacteriology. 

15. Modification 110, 11 to Contract 11A-23-072-WD-685, by which 

the Department of: the Army, St. Coui~ Ordnance Distric-t designates 

Dr. John J, McKetta as Chief Investigator in lfeu of Dr 

Kenneth A, Kobe . me ~esearch on pressure volwnc telnperature 

relationships and 'chermodynsmic proprtiea of hjrdrocarbons md 

other compounds will continue under the direction of Dr , John 

J. McKetta, Professor of =emical Engineering. 

111. Modif icstion ?lo . 3 to Contract DA-49 -007-MD-7/14 by wilich 

the Depax-Lmnt of the Amy, OPSice of the Surgeon General, 

establishes a fixed overead rate of 36.545 of salaries and usgee 

for the period September 1, 1356 through A ~ e 31, t 1951. The 

research on biol ow and distribution of' Haemagogus mosquitoes 

in the United States continues under the direction of Dr. 

Osrnond P . Breland, Professor of Zuclo~~. 15 . b,!oa.ification TJo . 6 to Contract I1A-19-129-QM-817, by which 

the Department of the Amy, Quar temster Research and Engineering 

Comnd, adds th~ sun of $111.,153 .OO to the contract f'unds. 

The developnent and evaluation of high veloclty Wpact cnergy 

disslpators continues under tlze direction of 5. Xeils Thompson, 

Professor of Clvll Engineering.

16, Modification TJo. 7 to Contract I1A 19-129-QM-817, by which 

the Bpartmcnt of the Army, Quartemaster Research and De~elopmerit 

Comnd, adds the s m of $l4-,11-00 .(;0 to the contract fulds 

znd extends the period of the contract through February 20, 

1959. The dewlopent and evaluation of high velocity Impact 

energy disslpators continues under the direction of J. rJeils 

Tl~ompaon, Professor of Civil Engineering. 

17. Contract Nhs 58-791c, by which the epartment of the SRV, 

Bureau of Aeronautics , provides $11,000 .QO for certain ~tudic s . 

The contract is effective for the period Bovember 18, 1958 

through February la, 1959. The research will be conducted in 

the Ikfense Research Laboratory under the Mediate strpcrvision 

of Dr. M, J* Thapson, Professor of Aeronauticd. Engineering 

and Associate Director of the Laboratory. 

18. Amendment No. 2 to Equipent Loan Contract NO=-1633(00), 

by which the Depar-nt of the Xavy, Office of Ma1 Research, 

extends the loan of Government-owned equipmen% to the University 

through August 31, 1960 The equipment will be used in research 

on properties of aetdls and minerda at high temperatuns and 

pressureg under the direction of Dr. :D.,+S.. Hughes, Professor 

of Pl1ysics. 

19. Grant Letter dated December 23, 1958 by which the United 

States Atomic Ener~j Cmission provides $150,000.00 toward, 

-the purchase of a teaching reactor. The grant is effective for 

the period Jmuary 12, 1959 throw J~nuxry 11, 1960 and w g l bc 

under the direction of ban W. W. IIc~crty. 

20, Supplement Xo , 2 to Contract AT-(11-1 )-icg~, by which the 

United States Atomic Energy Commission adds the sum of $10,046.00 

to the contract fhds and extends the pried of the contract 

through September 30, 1959. The research on the f~nsibility of 

st0FLr.g radioactive wastes in SKI. t formations continues under. 

the direction of I)r. E. F. Gloyna, Associate fiofessor or Civil 

EngSnee ring. 

21. Modification No. 7 to Contract AT (40-1)-i323, by which the 

United States Afomic Enczyjy Comission adds the sum of $45,540 -00 

to the contract fwds aid extends the contract .P,hrou& August 31, 

1959, The research on effccts or r'adi~tioas on gcnctfc systems 

of organisms continues ~mder the dLrecticln of Dr. Nilson S . 

Stone, Professor of Zoology. 

22, Modification So, 5 to Contract AT-(40-1)-1649, by which the 

United States AtomLc E~era Clomissioh adds the sum of $6,000.00 

to the contract funds and e-utends the period of the contract 

through Septeniber 30, 1959. The rcscar*ch on genetic a d biochlernical 

effccts of radiation on bxcterla continws under the 

direction of Dr. Orville Wyss, Professor of Bacteriolo~. 

23. Grant NSF-6430, by which the Bational Science Foundtation 

provides $16,500.00 for support of research entitled "The 

&chanism. of 8ioluminescence in Fmgi . " The grant is eff'ective 

for the period January 1, 1959 -I;hro@ Deccmber 31, 1961, and 

the research is to be performed under the direction of Dr , R. L. 

Airth, Assistant Psofescor of Botany. 

24. Grant ~GF-G6711, by which the National Science Foundation 

provides $51,300.00 for e. surrrmer institute Tor high school 

teachers of science mil mthematics. The grant is effective 

for a priod of approximately 6 weeks beginning on or about 

June 10, 1959, and w ill be under the dfrection of Dr. Addison 

E . h e, AssociaLt. Rofessor of Bot.my.

25 . Amendment no . 1 to Grtult NSF-6~1, by which the National 

Science Foundation adds thc sum of $21,00~.00 to the grant 

funds in order that a nine-week smes institute can be held 

rather than a six-week institute. The pmt will be directed 

by Dr. Addlson E, Lee, Associate Professor of Botany, 

26. Grant 9S~-G6873, by which the National Sciexce Foundation 

provides $36,600.00 for support of a summer institute for 

college teachers of physics, The ggr&?t Is effective for a 

pcrlod of approximately 9 weeks beginning en or ~b0u.t June 16, 

1959, ~ n d will be under thc direction of Dr. R . N . L it-tle, 

Professor of Physics. 

27. Grant ~SF-G7068, by which the National Science Foundation 

provides .$l3,900.00 for support of research entitled "~yto- 

genetics of Zea-Trfpsacum Hybrids*" The grant is effectin 

for the period January 1, 1959 through bcembcr 31, 1961, and 

the research w ill be performed under #ie direction of Dr. Wilson 

S . Stone, Professor of Zoolow. 

28. Grant !SF-G7l21, by which the Xational Science Foundation 

provides $10,000 -00 for support of re search entitled "cornpara- 

ti ve Study of Behavior in the Qulscaline Icterids , " The grant 

is effective for the period January 15, 1959 throw January 14, 

1962, and the rcsearch will be performed under the directlon of 

Dr. R . K, Sclander, Instructor in Zoology. 

29, Gran.t OM-~O(C~) : by which the U. S . Department of Health, 

Education, and Welfare, RAli c Hcalth Scrvice, provides $24,150 -00 

for sworL of a stuQ entitled "Bridging the Experience from 

Hospital. to Community." The great is effective for the? period 

January 1, 1959 through December 3, 1959, and is to be performed 

under the direction of Dr. R. L. Sutherlmd, Professor of Sociology 

and Ercctor, Hogg Foundation for kntd Health. 

30. Grant-In-Aid-Award, ?lo. RC-491, by which the U. S . Deparment 

of Health, Educat iou, and Welfare, Public Health Service, pravFdes 

$4,000.00 toward construction of 3n experjmental. water treatment 

plant. The award is effective for the period September 24, 1958 

through June 30, 1959 ar~l construction of the experimental water 

treatment plat will be under the direction of E. W, Stccl, Professor 

oJ: Civil Engineering, 

31 . Grant M-2969, by which the U . S , Department of HeaLtl~, Educetion , 

and Welfare, mlic Health Scrvice, provides $G,210.00 for support 

of a conference on performance tests of personality* The grant 

will be ef'fective for the period January 1, 1959 through August 31, 

1960, and will be under the direction of Dr. Wayne H. Holtm, Associate Professor o-S psycho lo^^. 

32 . Grant C-4hG7, by which the U . S . lkpartment of HeaLth, Education, 

and Wclf are, Public Heal. th Service, provides $3,853 .00 for support 

or research entitled "Chromosome studico of cancer and noxmal cell 

ati-nins . ': The grant is cffcct itT? f o ~ 

the period January 1, 1353 

thrcqg~ 1.ky 31, 1953, :ma t,hc research is t o be performed urdcr the 

dircctiun of Lh-. John J. Eicszlc, Professor or Zoolcpy. 

33. Grwt RG-5939, by which the U, S . kpnrtment of lIt,rJth, 

Education, a.nd Welfare, mlic Hcdth Service, provides $2,300 *0Q 

fur support of research cntitlcd "The Mech:l,nisrn of Uiuluminescencc 

in ~ungi," The grm1'l: is effective for the period Jmuary 1, 1959 

through acembes 31, 1959, and the research will be directed by 

Dr. R. L.. Airth, Assistent Professor of Bol;~_ny.

$ , i:). ? 

t;t 

34, 3;cttcr dated December 11, 1958: by which the U. 5 . Depnl%,- 

ment of the Interior Xational. Park Service, extends the 

period of Contract 11-10-333-175 throw December 31, 1958, 

without additional funds. The archeological studies in the 

Ferrell's Bridge and Reservoir Psoject Area are conducted 

under the direction of Dr. 21. 3. 2apbel1, Profussor of 

Anthropolow . 

CONTRACTS: The following contracts have been executed by the official 

indicated. I recomnd app~oval 

and ratification of signatures: 

1. Extension of Interagency Cooperation Contract and Agreement 

No. 4413-308-~-~ttachment A, between the State Board of Water Engineers 

and the University Bureau of Business Research, signed by Vice-Prestdent 

and Provost H. and Business Manager C;. W, Landrum, moving the 

efi'ective/dg% 8, 1958 ta not later than April 8, 1959. 

2. Interagency Cooperation Contract No. 4413-328, with the Engineering 

Extension Servfce, Texas A. and M. College System, signed by M - 38 9. 

Vice-President and Provost K. H. Ransom whereby the University w ill 

furnhh one copy 16m Yllm, colored, during fiscal year 1958-59, total 

amount not to exceed $160. 

3. Interagency Cooperation Agreement No. 4413-335, with Texas j,,,Jp3 1: 

Employment Comission, signed by President Logan Wilaon, whereby the 

Comission will examine approximtely 600 poaitiona iti the classified 

personnel area, expenditures not to exceed $2,000, . I 

lii 5 ;y 7- d 

4. Interagency Cooperation Contract No. 4413-337 with the Texas 

Department of Public Safety, signed by Vice-president and Provost 

H. E. Ransom and Business Manager G. W. Undrum, whereby the University 

during thk period January 1, 1959 to September 1, 1959, will provide 

machine scoring services and materials for employment and promotion 

examinations conducted by the Department of Public Safety at the unit 

rates for such services, the mximum paymnt involved not to exceed $650. 

5, An extension of the agreement with Television Allocations Study q.. 

Organization, signed by Vice-President, mid Provost H. H . Ransom, /bj /&* 

extending the ,agreement dated May 9, 1958, until such time a@ the total 

sum ($22,300) specified as the rraaximum, shall be spent. 

6. Memorandum of Agreement with The Veterans1 Testing Service of the 

Americarl Council on Education, signed by President Logan Wilson, providing 

Eor the operation of an 0,fficial VTS Agency for a period of one year fromT 

dette of contract. ptt 

- 3:. ,.< . . I. 

t 7. Contract FH-5059-59 w ith the Department of the Arrrly, signed by 

Business Manager G* W. Landrum, pmvidlrlg for a seminar at Killeen Base 

for approximtely fifty officers durtng the period January 6-~me 9, 

1959J for a total amount of $1,390. 

3. ,a ). Contract NOW-900 with the Bureau of Naval Psrsonnel, signed by 

Auditor G. C. Starnea for Business Manager G. W. Iandrm, whereby 

educational instructicn shall be lurnished three U. S . Navy enlisted 

men and one U. S. Marine Corps enlisted man. The period of the contract 

is July 1, 1958 until June 30, 1959; the total contract price, $2,400. 

L.*?, 9. Contmct~~100~~-1936viti~theVeteransAdministration, 

signedby 

Vice-President ana Provost H. H. hnsom, for audiolow and speech 

correction clinic services under the direction of Professors J. J. 

VLllarreaL and -mart L . Kop ra . 

.>- *, ,i 2

lil,)\ 

Contracts (continued) 

10. Modification to Cantract ~60600(22)49077 vi~h U. S. Navy Purchasing 

Office, signed by ~ice-~resident and Provosz H. H. Ransom, to include 

additional Unl versity bulletins. 

11. Agreement with Houston Endowment, Inc,, signed by Vice-Preeident and 

Provost H. H. Ransom, extending for an additional ten-year period from 

September 1, 1959, to September 1, 1968, the agreemnt dated January 20, 

5~1 

rvl - bdb 1~4d,vhiche~t~liah~~'~aJea~e~J~nesNawi~chu1arshiprHono 

Fleet Admlral Ernest J. King," and provided a sum of $10,000 to pupport 

them, the amount to be paid in annual f nstal-nts of - $1,000. 

2 Agreement with Roua ton Enfioment , Xnc . , signed by Vice-Pre sident and 

. Provost H. H. Ransom, extending for an additional ten-year period from 

,., 

Ji, Ad September 1, 1959, to September 1, 1969, the agreement dated January 20, 

1948, which established "The Jesae N . Jones Naval Scholarships Honoring 

Fleet Admi~al Chester W. Mimitz," and provided a sum of $10,000 to support 

them, the amount to be paid in annual installments of $1,000. 

l,),j, 3 13. ExtensionuntiltheendofDecerober31, 1959, ofcontractwith 

'\> 

R ' ~ ? Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines, signed by Yica-President and 

Provost H. H. Ransom, whereby the Bureau of Economic Geology cooperates 

in the ~ollection of statistics of annual mineral production, 

1 .. >.>; r 

: I t ,' 14. Agreewnt with the U. S. Department of State, signed by Vice-President 

, < < ' A- 

(1.) I 1 

t 9. 

., ,*& b 

""2 6~ , ? 

and Frovost ii. 8. Ransom whereby a grant of $3'9,600, is provided to carry 

out a Chilean Student -leader Seminar designed to acquaint 16 participants 

from the University of Chile with development in the field of' education 

and t o Increase their understanding and appreciation of various aspecks 

of life in the United States. The 3ogrm is pnder 

Dr. Joe Neal. 5 C C -2 6 696 (c.J--?~-~ (j a,-- 

15, Agreement with the Travis County Water Control and 1rnpsovemcn$ 

District No. 11, signed by Business Manager G. W. Laud-, providhg 

an easement to the District for the period Febmry 1, 1959 - January 31, 

1969, on a portion of the land at Balcones Research Center. 

6 Negotiated Contract with Air Fo-rce Institute of Technology, slgned 

by Vice-Prrsldent and Provost A. H. Ransom, whereby the University will .- provide a course of ir~struction in "Counseling on Human Factore" for 

4 

thirty-one Air Force Chaplains during the period January l2-February 6, 

1959, The amount oY the contract is $4,456.25 and it will be under the 

direction or The Hogg Foundation for Mental Health. p , ~ 

--. 

RENTAL OF EQUIPMENT -- OWNED BY A STAFF MEMBER: Dr. John Michel, Assistant 

prof es s z of Management and A S S Psycho1 ~ ~ ~gist, Testing and 

'Counseling Centeq owns a Perceptoscope which the Reading Improvement )?$7 

Program ifs the Center used for the past year when Mr. MicheX was a 

graduate student and served part-time on the Center staff. Since-he 

is now a reguhr member of the staff, permission is requested that he be 

paid $265.50 fur rental for thia Long Seseion. This machine is not 

available for rental from any other Eource and the hourly rate of $1.50 

set by Dr. Mchel is felt to be most reasonable. I recommend that 

payment of this rental to Dr. Richel be approved, funds to come from 

the Testlng Scoring and Supplies account of the Center. 

33(d9 by-~y/ 

PURCHASE FROM A STAFF MEMBEAt The School of' Law wishes to purchase fray 

--- 

Mr, Fred M. SuUSvan, Lectur~r in Business Law, three copies of 

Negotiable Instrmnts published by thc American Institute of knking, 

New York 1947, now out of print. The books are needed in the Law 

and if they could be found th~ou& secondhand book dealers, there would be d 

delay in securing them and the price probably would be greater than the 

$4.00 per copy requested by M r. Sullivan. Accordingly, X recoymend tbat 

the Librarian be authorized to purchase these books fmm Mr. Sullivan. 

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CIASSIFIF,D - PAY PW: I recommend approval or the following additions to 

and changes in the'~1assified Pay Plan: 

Additions 

- 

Title 

Effective January 1, 1959 Monthly Annual Step No. 

5049 Land and Title Clerk $320-404 $3840-4848 29 

Effective February i, 1959 

1060 Director of hwns sad 

Scholarships $490- 620 $5880 - 7440 38 L 

0409 Ass is tant Purehasing 

Agent $424- 539 $5088-6468 35 

Effectiw W~ch 1, 1959 

0317 Computing Piaohi ne 

Room Supervisor $367-461 $4404- $604 32 

Changes in Salary Ranges From To 

, ~itx Monthly Annual Monthly awl 

Effective February 1, 1959 

0410 Furchasing Agent 

Step No. 39 (~,ew) $467-620 $5604-7440 $514-650 $6168-7800 

Effective September 1, 1959 

2320, Assistant Pharmacist 

Step NO. 33 (~ew) $304-404 $3648-4848 $385- 514 $4620-6168 

OUTSIDE ANE A13DITIOHAL DUTIES: I recommend that the following staff members 

be permitted to undertake the outside and additional duties outlined, the 

work t o be done so as not to interfere with University aseigments: 

1. Mr. S. P. Ellison, Jr*, Professor of Geoloa, to smve as a 

consultant to Mr, J. A. Jackoon, Dallas, Decenrber 24-31, 1958, at 

a stipend of $100 per day- 

2. MI?, R. L. Grimher, Assistant Professor of Accounting, to teach 

el.emntary accounting to the Austin Chapter of the American Institute 

of Banking for a period af fourteen weeks, each weekly session to be 

three hours. The course w ill begin in January 1959 and compensation 

will be $250. 

3. Miss Vivian Simmons, Special Instructor in Business Services, to 

teach shorthand and typewittng in the Austin Public Evening School, 

beginning January 5. The class w ill meet from 7:00 to 9:00 on Monday, 

Tuesday, and Thursday evenings and total remuneration w ill be $500. 

4. Mr, Joel Andrewa, Instructor in Music, to play the following 

engagements: 1958-59 season with the Austin Symphony Orchestm - $340; 

recording date - $42 -50; Christmas Oratorio with Central Christian 

Chu~ch 

- $20.00; wedding reception - $50.00. 

5. Mr. Lynn F. Anderson, Acting Director, Institute of Public Affairs, 

to continue to serve as a consultark to the Texas Research League in 

connection w ith its study of the atate and local tax system of Texas, 

6. Mr. R. So Schechter, Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering, to 

serve as a. Consultant to the Research and Development Division of 

American Oil Company, time required to be not more than one day a mnth. 

I

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-- WBZTbfEN BY FBCLTLTY =RS: I recommend approval of 

llowing textbooks wi.tten by faculty members : 

1. Teaching in 

Richards of t G 

Brothera, which 

Sallie Eeth Mope and Phyllis 

Economics, published by Earpar and 

with lO$ royalty on first 2,500 copies, 

124 on second copies therafter, 

2. Planning and 

Department McGrawm3ill. Company, which 

sells far 

3- Audit - ~rac4ice Case, 

Department of ~ ccommg, 

for $6,75 with 15$ royalty to the whthora, 

and R . E . Seilar of the 

D , f win, Inc . , which sells 

4, Syskem Practice S&, by J. G. Aaliourne, C . T + Zlatlcovich, and 

F. 8. Stiles, of the Department of Accounting, published Zocalu, which 

sells for $2,00 with no royuty to authors. 

h? . 

FACULTY IEDISIATION : I recommend approval of the f ollovlng 17gishtiok 'qh' 

passed by the Faculty Councf 1 and/or General Faculty: -, /%- 

ached heret 

2. The Faculty Council on January 7, 1959, approved by the 

circularization procedure the proposed requirements for admission to the 4/k 

prof'essional work of the second professional year of the five-year program 

in the College of Pharmacy (W 2642-43, copy of which is attwhed hereto 

as APPENDIX B. 

3. The Faculty Council on Januetry 14, 1959, approved by the i 

circularization procedure the pmposals (1) to esquire prior amrnvrrl >+ 

for work done by correspondence towurd the Degree of Bachelor of P,ds 

Plan TI; (2) to change the philosophy requiremnts for the Degree of 

3achelor af Ar%s, Plan 11; and (3) to amend "the foreign language 

requi noement for the Degree of kchelor of Journalism (DW 2649-30), copy 

of which is attached hereto as APPENDIX C. 

4. The Faculty CauncPl at its meeting an January 19, 1959, approved 

the fallowing proposals relating to Scholastic Perfomnee in the 

College of Engineering, to be effective September, 1960: 4. 

1. ALL courses taken and all grades received at The University 

of Texas (including mades made in courses that have been *peatad), 

shall be included in computing the grade point average of a student 

This cu&lative grade point average will be based on all courses 4 

elected to fulfill the degme requirements. 

2 Pay student receiving a grade below a "C" In any required course, 

that is a prerequisite to a later course, must repeat that course. 

3. Any student, who has been placed on Scholastic Probation, will 

remain on Scholastic Probation until. his last semster average and 

hi^ cumulative average are "C" or above, 

4. Any student must have a "C" grade point average over&ll and in 

his major to graduate, 

5. Any residenk student electing work in the College of Engineering 

for two semesters must be ~egistertd in the College of Engineering 

to receive credit for an Engineering degree, 

:}I/ 

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Faculty Legislation (cont f nued ) 

6 Any ~tudent f n scholastic difficulty should make an appointment 

to discuss his situation with the Dean. In cases of extenuating 

circumstances, these rules may be xnodified by the Dean. 

5. The Faculty Council on Jmuary 31, 195g9 approved by the 

circularization procedure the proposals (1) to establish en inter- l~') 

deparYtmnta1 pmg- in Bf ology, (2) to establish a mJor In Russian 

for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts, Plan I, (3) to amend the introductory 

paragraph under the Degree of Bachelor of Journalism and to emend t-mn 

requirements under the same degree, (4) to mend the foreign language 

requirement for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Physics, and (5) to 

establish a mfnirmup registration in required courses for freshman and 

sophomores (a# 2657-26601, copy of which is attached hereto as 

mmM D. 1 

6. The Geneml Faculty on February 12, 1959., approved by the 

circularization pmcedure the rec omendatf ons of the Faculty Cowrc il 

an transfer and adnission to the University of Texas (~eneral Faculty 

Minutes, 7288-89; q290-91), copy of which is attached hereto as 

APPmIX E . 

WAIVER OF NEPOTISMt bk + Thorns A. Crosson was employed August 7, 1956, 

in the furchasing Off See as ABministr~tive Assistant at $320 per 

month. In ~ebr&ry, 1957# when the University was going into its 

enlarged invest~nt program, Mr. Charles J. Crosson was employed as s J/ 

Security Analyst in the Investmnt Off ice at $539 per month. At that 

time the Office of Classified Personnel pointed out that Mlp, Thoma 

Crosson was being groomed for a responsible job in the Purchasing 

Off-Lce and that the employment of Mr. Charles Cmason might prevent 

his later promotion. Because of the difficulty of securing a qualified 

Security Analyst and because of the urgent need for the services of 

Mr. Charles Crosson, he was employed. Since neither of the brothers had 

any influence OP w ill have on the appoinbnent of the other, I recommend 

that the nepotism rule be waived in this instance and that both men be 

allowed to contfnue employment with no restriction on advancement. 

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APPROPRIATION FOR RESAIRB AND REWDELD!G TO FIVE HOUSES AT TIU?, McDOW 

OBSERVATORY: On mconrmendation of Mr. G. W . Undmn, Businees Manager, 

I. recommend that an appropriation of $12,028 from Accouht No. 27200, 

Improvements, Remodeling, and Major Repairs Allotment Account be set 

up for repaim and remodeling of five houses at the McDonald 

The remodeling program has been approved by Dr. Kufper, Dean Whley, 

Mr. Krebs, and Mr. Sparenberg and the contractor's awad waa mde to 

k R . D . McCmady , Fort Davis, Texas. The use of the money from 

Main University is an interim arrangement* When the total appropriation 

for new construction and improvements at the Observatory is made, 

the mount liere requested will be restored. (3279) 

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SIMMER SESSXOH 1959 - SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK: 1 recommend approval of 

thereguestof~6chb~~cialWorktoofferasixw~ekstem j 

for the anrmer of 1959and a slxweeks anda nine weeks term in 

summer of 1960 for second year and first year studen%s, ~spective 

The Director of the School feels that this is necessary since the 

curriculum has been estabutshed on a tirne-span of two long term and 

two six weeks a m r terms (the first in each instance). !ke students 

entering in September* 1959 would take %he nine weeks term in the summer 

of 1960 and finish their cource by the spring of 1961, 

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OUT-OF-STATE TRIPS: - T recommend approval of the follorlng out-of-state t~lps, 

expenses to be paid as indicatd: 

1. Mr. Joe W, Neal, Di.rsetor, Intermtiondl Office and. Lecturer in Government, 

January 17-24, 1959> to San Juan, Puerko RSCQ, New York City, and WashlngLon, 

I). C., to meet and escort participmts in Chilean Student Eeders Smiaar, 

expenaea to be paid from grant-in-aid from U, S Government for Lhe Chilean 

program; January 28-31> 195g9 to Washineon, D . C. to attend the Third 

National Conference on Internatiaml Exchange of Pe~sone and for conferences 

about programs at the University, expenses to be paid from International 

Office, Maintenance, Equipment and Travel account; and Febmary 16-21, 1959, 

to Washington, D. C. to attend lialson meeting with International Cooperation 

Adminiatration, and to San Francisco, California, to parkicipate in Chilean 

Student Leaders Seminar, a portion of the expensea to be paid by the U, S. 

Goverment and the remaining from the Chilean program, 

2. W, T, N. Campbell, Professor, and Meser~* T. W. Mcem and William Madsen, 

Aeeistant Pmfessors, dl of the Department of A~thrOp010~~ Febmary 26-mrch 1, 

1959, to Monterrey, mevo Laredo, Mexico, GO par-kicipatc in the Conference on 

Cross-culturaJ Reaeamh agonsomd by The Hogg Foundation for Mental halth, 

exgemes to be paid from funds of the Hogg Foundation, 

3. Mr. =wad Mott Davis, h~earch Scientist IV, Regearch in htlPrapolom, 

and Lecturer in Anthropology, March 4-11, 1959, to Mew York City to attend 

ceremony of presentation of V3king Funa MeWs mil Awalds for Anthropology, 

transportation to be paid fma Viae-President '6 Various Donors - Various 

Purposes account. 

4. Mr. Leon 0. Morgan, Associate Professop of Chemietry, October 19-29, 1959, 

to Ponca City, Oklahoma, to consult with archltec-t; for addition to Chemist~gr 

Building, expenses to be paid from Account No. 90955 - Addition to Chedatry 

Building, 

. Mr. Eastin Nelson, Acting Director, Institute of ktin-American Studies, 

January 15-18, 1959, to Wasbingbon, D. C., to attend the Round Table 

Conference on Latin America called by the Bureau of Inter-Amerlcan Affalrs 

and the Public SemLces Divlaion of the Department of State, expenses to be 

paid from travel funds of the In~tituta, 

6. MP. Joe W. ~ e d , 

=rector, Internation& office, ME ~ecturer in ~overment, 

January 8-10, 1959, to mnterrey ~exico, to consult with ddnistration and faculty 

of Institute TecnoLogico of Monterrey on exchange of pmfeseora and students, 

expamas to be paid from Account No. 49990 - Various Governmental Agenciea - 

Serv%ces to Foreign Mudents Under Contract Apeer~ents, 

7. Mr. Robert Alton Sibley, Pmgrawae~-Amlyat for the Computation Center, 

February 2-5, lg5g6 to Cleveland, Ohio, to attend meeting of the Midwestern 

University Computer Users O~gmlaation, expenaes to be paid frm funds of 

the Computation Center, 

8. m. ~ilbiagl mamas GUY, JY., baoeiate Professor of mthematics, ~anuary 

20-23, 1959, Lo Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to atlend the annual meeting of 

the Mathematical Association of America, expenses to be paid from Natlonal 

Science Foundation Academic Institute Account, 

9. Mr. Claude W. Hodon, Professor of Fkysies and Research Scientist, 

Defense Research Laboratory, January 25-28, 1959, to Washf -on, I3. C, , 

on technical matters pmtafnlng to research, expenses to be paid from 

contract f'unds . 

10. Mr. -Id P, Hanson, ksociate Professor of Physics, January 25- 

February 5, 1959, to Eaew York City and Columbus, Ohio, to attend the meeting 

of the American Physical Society and to visit unfvemities to discuss 

research problems, expeneae to be paid frm Welch Foundl~tion grant, 

11. Mr. Bernard Bruno Kinsey, Profasraor of Phyaica, Febmargr 1-12, 1959, 

to Sea Island, Georgia, and Oak Bidge, Tennessae, on various research 

matters, and to he%, Iom, to give a lecture and disauss maahines, 

transporbation expenses to be paid fram Nuclear Reactor Development Project.

Out-of-State Tripa - (Fontinued) 

12. &. hblo L. Dkhuyaen, Special Lecturer in Ftyaics, February 3,5-,17j 1959, 

to Emmton, Illinois, to attend Neutron Tbc-of-Flight Canferenae, expenses 

to be paid from contmet fume. 

13, Mr, William W. Robertson, AsaLstanL Profe~Eiar- of Physice, Jmuary 

26- February 2, 195gs to We# York City, to present a paper at the annual 

maetiw of the Amar$cm Physical Society, ewemeF. to be paid from contract 

funds, 

14, Mr. Lloyd A, Jeffseas-Professor of P~zycbZa8~ and Research-Psy@hologist, 

Defense Research Laboratsry, January 13-16,, 1979> to Stan Diego, California, 

and January 28-Febmry 2bp b95gp to Long Beach, California, on hboratory 

technical matters, expenses to bs paid fm c~ntraet funds, 

1 Mr, W. Lynn Brown, Asaoeiate Preafes%aor of Payoho;Lsgy and Reeeareh 

Scient int, Radiobf ola& caL Wbomtory, January 12-18, 195y3 to Fhiladelphia, 

PewyLmnia, and Februmy 1-5, 19598 ta Wright Patterson Air Force Base, 

Ohio, ad Washingtonr D, C,, on technical. matters pertainTng to research, 

expensea to be paid from contract finds. 

16. m. George ~oushegian, hstructor in Psychology and Peyctaologist, 

Defense Reeearch Ltiboratory, January 29-Februaxy 24, 1p5g3 to Long Ekaeh, 

California, to t emcal matters pertaining to researchp expensee to be 

paid from contract M e . 

17. Mr, C~TP M, Rosanqyist, Prafea~or of so cis lo^, February q-28, 1959, 

to Monterrey, &xfeo9 to attend research conference sponsored by the Hogg 

Foundation, expenses to be paid Prom finds of Hogg Foundation, 

18. Mr. 'Ilhamaa Russell Wodley, JP, :, Aseiatant Pmfesaor of Speech, 

Fbb~uary 3-9, 1959, to Williamsburg, Virginia, to accompany atudents to 

the Marshall-Uythe Debate 'foument, expenses to be paid from Fund8 of 

the Oratoriaal As~ocf at ion, 

19* I&, Clark Hubbs, Associate Professor of Zoology, February 4-6, 1959, 

to PushBlatetpa, Louisiana, to collect stocks for experimental. purposes, 

expenstB to be paid from RatlonaP Science Foundation grant. 

20. PLr, Arthur He Cory, Assistant Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, 

February 25-29, 1959, to O khhmm City, Oklahoma, for Conference on 

Instruction Sponsored by the State Department of Eiucatfon of the 

Sou%hwestern States, expenses to be gald frrrm travel funds of the Dean's 

Offize, 

21, m. Otle A. Singletmy, Assistmt Dem, College of Arts and Sciences, 

mch 1-4, 1959, to Chicago, Tl2inois, to attend the annual. National. 

Conference on Bigher Education as a repreeentative of the Univemfty, 

expenses to be paid fmm travel m a QP the Deanas Offlee, 

22. Mr. William R, SpriegeX, Proieseor of' mement, February 5-6, 

1959, to Wsahington, I). @., to sped to Inter-keney Hospital MnFa- tmtorst Conference and for c~nferenees, expenses to be paid from the 

W, R, Sprfegel Supplemental Expense Account7, 

23, Mr, C, C, Colvert, Profemor and Gomdtmt in Junior College Mum- 

tian, March 8-13, 1959, to Long Beach, CtiLPfopniw, to attend the annual 

meeting of" the American Association of Junior Colleges, expenses to be 

paid from CoJlege of Education, Office of the Dean, Office of the Junior 

College Consultmt, Office and Travel meme. 

24. Mr. Jamee W. Reynolds, Profasalar, Junbor College mueation, 

January 22-24, 1959, to Mimi, Okl+m, to attecd eonfernnee8 with the 

Presidents of Northeast Qkhhmm A&A Junior College, and to doplin, Mssouri, 

in connection with reaemch project! escpenseB to be paid f m Analysis 

of Junior College Camunity &&be Progrma, SAF, - 72mp tmwl m a . 

25. hlr- Robert t, Millrs, Profmaor of" Educatioa Administration, and Chairman 

of Department, February 13-18, 1959, to Atlantis City, New Jereey, to attend 

the annual meeting of the American Aseoefatlon of School Administmtore, 

expensea to be paid from grant M s .

26, Mr. WrUim Eo Barren? Asaiatant Professor of Educational Adminiatmtion 

and Director, Southwest School Administration Center, December 9-14, 1958, 

to Socorro, New *xico, to attend. and part;i@ipata in the New Mexico State 

CPEA Pldng Cmdttea; mu my 28-31, 195gp to Okhhont% City, OH-, 

to meet with the Plaang Committee of the State Departments of Education 

Workshop; Fkbrua~y 1-5, 1959# to Little b&, Arkwmw, to participate in 

the State PlannLng 6od3tttae for the Arkm~a8 WEN; md February 12-19, 

1959, to Atlantic City, Wew Jer~ey, to attend the: annual meeting of the 

American Association of School Adminfetrstors, expenses fir all. trLp~ to 

be paid fm Kellogg Grant 

27. W, H Q U G, ~ Waltersp Graduate Fellow, Southweet School Admfnistmtion 

Center, January 28-31, 1959? to O f l City, ~ Oklahoma, to meet dth 

Plannltzg Committee, expenaee to be paid fm gmt funds. 

28. Mr. Glenn E, Wmett, Asaociato Dean, College of Mueation, Febmry 28- 

March 2, 19Bn to Cincinnati, Ohlo, to lead. a meeting on teacher preparation 

programs at the annual meeting of the Association for the Supem-laion of 

Currieulwa, Development, expenses to be paid from grant funds. 

29. Mr. Nonnan Keith Wagner, In#tmctor 3-n Meteorology, kpr%mment of 

Aeronautical Engineering, Jwuam 25-31, 1959, to New York City to attend 

the m ud meeting of the h d c m %teomlogicd Society, and to Bedfod, 

Massachusetts, and Bd-bbore, M&ryland, for d;ismsion of contracts, expemes 

to be paid from contract funds. 

30. We John J. Mcktta, Pmfeesor of Chemical Engineering, md Chaim 

of the Department, mrch 14-18, 1959, to Atlantic City, New JWsw, to 

attend the national meting of the American Institute of Chmtc&L EI@neers, 

expenses t o be paid frw Engineering Foundation (transportation only) and 

per diem from pant funds. 

31. Mr, George R. S@LwJtze, Rofeasor of Chtdcd. Engineering, April 5-10, 

1959, to Boston, Masseohusatts, to &tend the national meeting of the 

American Chemical Society, tmnsportation ewensee to be pala fma funds 

of the Engineering Foundation. 

32, &, J~seph F. Mathew, Jr, , and Mr. Jmas K. Nickerson, both Research 

Engineere in Chemical. Engineering, January 14 and 15, 1959, to Bartlesville, 

Oklahoma, to vfeit U. S. &m&u of Mines to in~pect equipment, expenses to 

be paid from contract hnds, 

33. W, Walter Leon Wore, Professor of C i ~ Engineering l 

and. Chairman of 

the Deparbment, Febmmy 8-13, 1959, to bs hgeles, California, to attend 

the mtiozd meeting of the American Society of Civil Engineers, transportation 

expenees to be paid frm funds of the Engineerfng Foundation. 

34. Mr, Lymon 6, Reese and W, Hudson Matlock, both Associate Prof'easors of 

Civil Enginee~ing, Febmam 8-14, 1959, to Los Angelee, Port Hueneme, and 

La Ihbra, California, for conferences and,meetings pertaining to planning 

of research for Excellence Program Grant, expenses to be paid from Travel 

in Support of Exee.llen@e Fund Projects in Engineering, 

35. Mr, ,Tames D, McRdrland, Professor of Drawing and Chairman of the 

Department, March 25-28, 1959, to State College, New Mexico, to attend the 

Southweat Section of the American Society of mineering Education, transpor- 

tation expenses to be padd fm %unds of the Engineering Foundation, 

36. &ire Archie W, Straiton, Profassor of mectrtcd mineering, January 25- 

31, 19Sg9 to Dayton, OUo, WasMngkon, D, C., Baltimore, Marylimd, Boston, 

Massachusetts, and Bebar, New Jersey, to discuss questionrs concarntng Gown ment Sponsored Contr~cts, expenses to be paid fmm contract fmdaj ~ B O 

Wch 23-28, 1959, to New Yosk City and Daybon, Ohio,to attend IRE 

convention and visit Wright Air Development Center, expenses paid from 

contract fund6 . 

37* Mr. Elmer L- Hison, Assistant Professor of Electricd Engineering and 

Research Engineer, Defense Research Laboratory, December 28- 30, 1958, to 

Washinghon, D. C., on Labomtory technical matters, expensea to be paid 

from contract $Und6.

Out-of-State - Tripe (continued) 

38. Mr, Bob M- Fun, AasoePate Frofeesar of ~ectrical mineering, January 

19-23, 1959, to Zo~i welea, Wifornla, mid Victoria, Canada, in connection 

with research, expenses to be charged to contract funda. 

39. Mr. E. A. Ftipperger, Associate DErectsr, SZsmcturKL Mechanics Research 

Laboratory, Jmunry 20-22, 1959$ to Albuquerque, New Mexico, in eomectiou 

w5tb rese~rch, expenses to be paid from contxact funds, 

kOb Mr, Wron E. Short, Professor of k@hanicaJ. &&mering, January 25-31, 

l9%, to PhlladelpbLa, Pennsylvania, for ASRF, Publ%eat%on Camittee, and to 

New York City, Boston, Maasachuaetta, and Lafayetten, Indianaj to dsit 

hbomtories, expenses to be paid from grant funds, 

41. Mr. Howard E, B rm, Asaoeiate Profes6or of Mechanical Engineering, 

January 28-31, :959$ to Bosto~, Mmeachusatte, and Lafayette, Indiam, 

fop inspection of laboratoriee, expenses to be paid from Engineering 

Foundation. 

42, Mr. Kenneth 6. Rathbun, Aaeoelate Professor of &chanical Engineering, 

March 4-10, 1959, to Cleveland, Ohio (returning .Xa ~incinmti) to attend 

National Flight Propulefan Meeting of the Institate of Aeronautical 

Scienaes and to examine new gas turbine equipment, tramposatioa. expense 

to be paid from finds of the Engineering Foundation. 

43. Mr, Frtank W, Jessen, Professor of Petroleum Engineering, February 15- 

19, 1959, to San FYancisco, California, to attend the national meting of 

the American fn~titute of Mining and Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers, 

tramportatton expense to be paid from Ehgineering Foundstion finds. 

44. Mr. Eldred W. Ilough, Professor of Petroleum Engineering, February 15- 

19, 1959, to San Francisco, California, to participate in the meeting of the 

American Institute of Kning, ~ t ~ u g i eand a l Petroleum Engineers, 

emensea to be paid fm finds of the Engineering Ibund&tion, 

45. Mr, John Amold Foeht, Assistant Dean, College of Englneer5ng, 

Febmmy 9-13, 1959r to Los Angeles, California, to attend tlw national 

meeting of the American Society of Civrtl Engineers, expenses to be paid 

from fuds of the FagineerZng Foundation. 

46. Mr. Loren N. Moaley, Pmfeasor of Art and Chairman of the Department, 

Janwuy 27-Febmary 2, 1959, to Cleveland, Ohio, to attend the annual 

meeting of the College Art Assoeiation tmd to interdew prospective staff', 

expenses to be paid fmm the tmvel f'md sf the Office of the Dean of the 

College of Fine Arts, 

47, Mr, E.. William Doty, Dean of the College of fine Arts, January-24-31, 

1959, to Cleveland, Ohio, to attend the meeting of t'he College Art Association, 

and to i&eMew prospective staff for the Dep&ment of Music st ~ ~ o u s 

points en mute, ewenses to be pala from travel finds of the Dean's Office. 

48. Mr, Henry M. Burla@;@, Dean of the College of Pharmacy, 16-20, 1959, 

to New O~leans, Louisiw, to attend the semi-wuaL meeting of the American 

College of Apothecariea, expenses to be paid from the Office and Travel 

account of the Dean's Office, 

49. Mr. Fpederick V. Lofgren, Asaoerate Professor of Phanacy, June 14-17, 

1959, to Land O'hkes, Wisconsin, to attend the Natioml Idustrial 

Pharmaceutical Research Conference, expenses to be paid from Account No. 

lpbl, Office and Travel. 

50. Mra, Esther Jme W. Hall, Assistant Professor of Phamiacy, May 17-19, 

1959, ,to New Orleans, Iauisiana, to attend the semi-annual meeting of the 

American College of Apothecaries, tramporbation to be p ad from travel 

fund, Account No, l9l+Ol, 

51. Mr. Gumr G:eratad, Assistant Professor sf" Pbarnnaey, March 28- 

April 4, 1959, to Chicago, Ill%noia, Detroit, Michigan, Kalamazoo, Hchigm, 

to accompany the: sencars in Pkmnacy an their reqdred inspection trip of 

phamaceuticai manufacturing h~uses, expenses to be paid fxom the Maintenance 

and Equipment account of the @oll.ege 09 Phmacy,

Out-a.$-SLate - %f PB ( csntinced 1 

52, ~ r J& , R. sockton, Director, and Mr. fltdey A- bba@st, 

Director, Sureau of Business Research, to change the date of their tripe to 

Oainesville, Florida, to February 22-Mnrch 1, 195Yr to &,tend the meeting of 

Associated University Bureaus of. Bminesa and Economic Research, expenses to 

be paid from the Maintenance, Equipment, and Travel account of the Bureau. 

53. Mr. Hmrd T, Odmp Director, and lrleesrs. Louis 9. Kornickar, John T. 

Conover, and Ufblim McFarband, Research Scientist&, Institute of Wine 

Science, F'ebrvwry 12-16, k95gp to a cord reef i.n the vicinrEty of Ta~arpioo, 

Mexico, in the performance of research under a Rockefeller grant, asrpanaas 

to be pafd fzom grm% fun8,s, 

54. Mr, earl H, Oppanbimar, Regearch Seientisz V, Inetituts of Wine 

Science, March U-14, 1959! to New York City, Lo serve as chairman of a 

committee an the organization of an International Conference on Marine 

Microbiolow to be enrppgP'ted by the Microbiology Branch of the Office of 

Nan1 Research, expenses to be paid fmm contract funds. 

55. Mss WiUie Eoldawrth, heistant Professor of Hucationd fsycblo~, 

Extension Teaching and Field 6ePviee Bureau, March 1-6, 1959, to Ciacimti, 

Ohlo, to attend the annual meetlng of the Natiom AseociatPon for Supamision 

and Cumieulum Development, expemts to be paid From Ektsmion Teschlng 

Centers, 

56. Ms, Pauline W. Burbrink, SubJect Matter and. Research Specialist 

(~rainfng Specialist II), Distributive Education division of the Industrial 

&nd Business Training Bu~eau, February 1-8, 1959, to WashingLon, D. C., to 

attend a meeting of Di~tributive Education persomal, transportation 

expenses to be paid from Dalla~ H~me Furnishings Mart Grant. 

57. Mr. James Luther Cocknun, SpaeiaLlst, Liquefied Petroleum Gas, 

Industrial Educmtion Department of the Industrial and Business Training 

Wz~~au, February 15-19> 1959, to Atlanta, Georgia, to attend a National 

Advisory Committee meeting on the preparation of imtructional material 

for the Liquefied Petroleum Gaa Industw, expenses to be paid from grant 

Funds, 

58, Mr. Charles Cyma , Industrial Teacher Trainer, Industrial Education 

Department of the Industrid. and Business Training Bureau, April 25-My 3, 

1959, to bnapls City, MZssouri, to parbicipate in a National Conference on 

Vocational Induotrial and Techfcal Education called by the Urn S. Department 

of Healzh, Mueation and Welfare, expenses to be paid Prom the Maintenance, 

Eqa,pant, and T P~Q~Z 

account of the Bureau, 

59. Mr. C, R, &Idinn, Idwtrfal Teaches Trainer, and Mr. Joe L. Reed, 

Assletant Director and Teacher Wainer, Induetrial Education Depatrtment 

of the Industrial and Efusiness Training Bureau, will also attend the 

conference f n hsae City, Missouri, described above during the period 

April 25-m~ 3, 1959, 

60. Mr. Emeat ??red Ti-, Director, Visud Imtruction Bureau, February 

14-20, 195g6 to Atlmtic Cfty, Hew Jersey, to meet with the EEucationatl, 

Policies Cmiaaion of the National Mucation hsociation and to meet 

Kith representatime of the Department of Audio-Visual Instmetion of the 

National I3ducatfon Association, expenses to be paid from trml Funds of 

the Visual Snetmntion Bureau. 

61. W. James R. D. Eddy, Dean of the Division af Extension, Pebrukry 19-18, 

1959, to Atlanta) Georgia, to attend a meeting of the National Advisory 

Connaittee on training for the Liquid Petroleum Cas Industry, expenses to be 

paid from grant funds; and March 3-7, 1959, to Chicago, Illinois, to attend 

a meeting sf Deans of extension education, expenses to and fmm to be paid 

from trava funds of the Dean's Office, 

62. Mr. J. Neils Thompson, Director, Ealconeo Research Center, February 21- 

27, 1959$ to Loa Angeles, California, to attehd the annual meeting aP the 

American Concrete Institute, expeneea to he paid from Wlaones Beaewrch Center 

travel account,

Out-of-sate Trips Qc.ontinued) 

63. Mr. Gordon U, Anderson, Professor of Bluc8tioml Psychology and Director 

of the Testing and Counseling Center, lhrch 21-27, 2959, t~ Cleveland, Ohio, 

to attend the annual meetings of the Merican Personnel, and. Guidance Association 

and to intande~ p~ssible staff members, emenses to be pal8 frm 

travel f'unda of the Center. 

64 Mr. Wayme B. Heltman, bsociats Director, The Hogg Foundation for 

Mental Health, January 8-9, 195gp to Monterrey, Mexico, to make prelidnatry 

arrangements for a conference on @rose-cultural research in the behvloral 

sciences, a podion of expenseti to be charged to m e 

of the fogg Founds- 

tion; an3 February 25-March 1, 19599 to Monterrey, Mexico, to attend a 

conference on cross-cuJ.tu~al reseerch activities sponsored jointly by the 

Instituto Tccnologioo and the Hogg Foundation, expenses to be paid from travel 

f'unds of the Foundation. 

65. Mr. Floyd W. Savage, Interseholsstic ksic Director, Bureau of Public 

School Serrice, February a-23, 1959, to Wichr;.ta, Kansas, to conduct a 

damnatration workshopJ expenses to be paid from Int,ep~cholaatic League - 

General Fee. 

66. he following with expenses paia from mnde 0% Intercollegiate ~t~etics : 

(1) Mr. DarreU Royal, Football Coach? January 27-20, 1959, 

to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to contact prospective athlete^. 

(2) Mr. Ray Willaey, Assistant Football Coach, January 19-21, 

1959, to Arbasia, ClovPa, and Hobbs, New Mexico, to contact 

pro~pective athletes; and February 10-13, 1959, to Seminole 

and Oklahoma City, Oklahana, for the same purpose. 

(3) Mr. Clyde Littlefield, Track Coach, March 3-5, 1959, to 

Kansas City,, Missouri, to attend Testbonial Award Dinner 

of the Rockne Club which giektd Mr. Littlefield as ''Track 

Coach of the Year. '' 

(4) Eighteen membars of the swimming tern, Febml-y 4-6, 1959, 

to N~rman, Oklahoma, for svlmhing meet. 

67. Mr. Robert D, Turpin, As~ociata Professor of Civil Engineering, 

March 8-14, 195gp to Waskington, D. C., to attend meetings of herican 

Soaiety of Photograrrrmetrgr and American Congress on Sumeying and Mapping, 

axgenses to be paid from funds of the Engineering Foundation. 

68, Pir. Kenneth L. Bo*rs, Associate in Production, Vlsual Instruction 

Wlreau, Appi1l2-lq7 3959, to Seattle, Washington, to txttend sessions 

of the National Convention of the Department of Audio-Visual Instruction 

of the National Education Association and to represent the Visual 

Instruction Bureau at the meetings of the National Camitteas of the 

Department af Audio-Mwu.al Tnetpuct%on, expenses to be paid from tretvel 

funds of the Bureau. 

@ The f01Sowing with transpoPtatian expense6 paid from f'unds of the 

Camtttee on Attendance at Meetings. of Learned Societies, the staff member 

in each cam to deliver a paper: 

(1) Mr, J. W, EbhrJProfessor of Bacteriolo~, May 10-14, 1959, 

to attend the meeting of the Society of American Bacteriologists 

in Ek. Louis, Missouri. 

(2) Mr, &star J, Reed, Pmfesaor of Chemistry, April 13-11, 1959, 

to Atlantic City, New Jersey, to atkendthe meeting of the 

American Society of Biological Chmists. 

(3) Mr. Walter C. Nede, Assistant Professor of Economics, March 23-25, 

1959, to Washingcan, Dm C., to attend the meeting of the 

Asscciation for Astan Studies, 

(4) Mr. I=. kl. Hoffmn, Aswac:ia.te Professor of Geography, March a- 

Apri.1 2, 1959, to Pittsburgh, PemylvmLa, to attend the meeting 

of the A~sociatfan or American Geographers.

-of -State Trips (continued) 

Comlttee on Attendance at Meetings of barnad Societies 

(5) Mr. Walter .V. Brown, Associate Professor of Botany, 

August 19-29, 1959, to Montreal, Canada, to attend the 

meeting of the Botanical Society of America. 

(6) 

Mr. V. T. Schuhardt, Professor of Bacteriology, 

Mayl~-14, 1959, to St, Louis, Missouri, to attend the 

metlng of the Society of American Bacteriology. 

(7) Mr..Lorrin Kennamer, Assistant Frofesaar of Geography, 

Apri1&3959, to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvat~ia, to attend 

the meeting of the Associetion of American Geographers. 

(8) Mr. Thomas B. Irving, Visiting Professor of Ro-ce 

Languages, Aprfl 9-11) 1959, to Ann Arbor, Piichisn, 

to sttend the meting of the American Oriental Society. 

(9) Mr. Harry Helson, Professor of Psychology, April 17, 

1959, to Baltimore, Maryland, to attend the meeting of 

the Society of Experimental Psychologists* 

(10) W. D . K. Brace, Profeaeor of Physf cal and Health 

Education, March 27, 1959, to Portland, Oregon, to 

attend the meeting of the American Association for 

Health, Physical Education and Recreation. 

(11) Mr. Kay H. Petersen, Assistant Professor of Physical 

and Health Education, March 30, 1959, to Portland, 

Oregon, to attend the meeting of the American Association 

for Health, 

(12) Mr. Eugene H. Wissler, Assiatant Professor of Chemical 

Engineering, April 7, 1959, to Cleveland, Ohio, to attend 

the 1959 Nuclear Congress, Amrican Institute of Chemical 

Engineering. 

(13) Mr. Jeremiah F. Epsteh, Research Scientist 111, Research 

in Anthropolom, April 30-May 2, 1959, to Salt Lake City, 

Utah, to attend the meeting of the Society for American 

Archaealogy . 

{lb) Mr. Roy Em Warman, Counseling Psychologist, Testing and 

Counseling Center, March 23, 1959, to Claveland,Ohio, 

to attend the meeting of the American Personnel and 

Guidance Association. 

(15) Mr. Harold W. Stevenson, Associate Professor of Psycholo@y, 

April 16-18, 1959, to San Diego, California, to attend 

the meeting of' the Western Psychological Association. 

6 ) 

Mr. Karl K. Kelin, Assistant Professor, Required Physical 

Education for Men, Jum 6,' 1959, to Atlantic City, New 

'Jersey, to attend the meeting of the American College of 

Sports Medicine. 

(17) Mr Enrico Volterra, Professor of Engineering Mechanics, 

and Chairman of the Departmnt, May 3-8, 1959, to C lev~~nd, 

Ohio, to attend the meting af the Nationel Convention, 

American Society of Civil Engineers.

Out-of-State Trips (continued) 

V r i e B. Morrow, Mycologist, Research in Aerobiology, March 18- 

22, 1959, to San Francisco, California, to give a paper before the 

Scientific Sesslon of The Association of Allergist8 for Mycological 

Investigations, expenses to be paid from grant funds. 

71. Mr. George I!. Meyer, Research Scientist 11, Research in Aerobial~~, 

March 18-22, 1959, to San Franci~co, Californfa, to collaborate with 

Miss Morrow in giving the paper st the Scientific Session of The Association 

of Allergists for Mycological Investigations, expenses to be paid from grant 

funds. 

72. Mr. Alfred Schild, Professor of Mathemtics, January 27-February I, 

1959, to New York City, to attend the annual meeting of tile American 

Physical Society, expenses to be paid from contract funds. 

73. Mr. Noel C. McGuire, Associate Professor of Drawing, March 25-28, 

1959, to State College, New Mexico, ta attend the meting of the Southwest 

Section of the American Society of Engineering Education, trarlspurtation 

expenses to be paid f ro~n Engineering Foundation funds. 

74. Mr. C. J. Mosley, Training Specialist If, Industrial and Business 

Training Bureau, March 1-7, 1959, to Oklahoma City, Bartlesville, and 

Tulsa, Oklnhom, and vicinities, for conferences with instructors who 

will take part in The School of Production Tech:~olv~ and The School of 

Cac Technology, expenses to be paid from Re.rolving Fund for Out-of-State 

Travel, AAODC . 

75. Mr. Elmer Bagby Atwood, Professor of English, Mwch 27-April 4, 1959, 

to Kingston, Jamica, B ,W .I., to attend an international linguistics 

conference and present a reseaxh paper, transportation to and from Miami, 

Florida, to be paid from Development Expenses - Main University. 

76, Mr. Peter Tyrrell Flwn, Iiesearch Scientist V., Bureau of Economic 

Geology, March 20-22, 1959, to Southeast Oklahoma, to participate in 

field coni'erence l.n the Ouachita Mountains in connection with Bu:.e:~u 

project . 

DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY TRIP --- TO &EXICO: Ing. Teodoro Dlaz-Gonzales, Chief 

Field Geolc~zst of the Pemcx Petroleum Company at Monterrey, Mexico, will 

come to Austin to give a serie: cf lectures prior to March 26, and has 

consented to lead a four-day field trip from Austin to Eagle Pass to 

Saltillo to Monterrey and return to Austin by way of Iareuo to educate 

both graduate students and teachers in the geological problems of 

northern Mexico. 

On recormnendation of Business Manager, permission has been granted (;o 

take Univt:rsi-ty carryalls into Mexico, an8 I recomnd that the f'ollowing 

staff nembers b* sl.Lo-"red to travelel in Fkxico cluring the pen*i,!il bkrch 26-30, 

1953: Professors S . E . Clabaugh, Zonald K. DeFord, Samuel P , Ellison, 

Earl Ingerson, J. A. Wllson, Keith P . Young, W . C . B tll, Associate Professors 

R. L. Folk, W a R. Muehi.berger, Assistant Professors I,. 3'. Rooney, Alan J. 

Scott, William L. McIn,tir.e, Instructor H. E. Bayer, and Messrr;. Peter T. 

Fluwn, and Pe t,er Rodila of' Lhe R~lreau ;;C Zr:otlon:i_r: Geology. 

The geriod of absence coinci~es with the spring vacation period, so no 

classes will be lni.s~.ed hr~ci l,ra.~el wjll be writhout expense to the Ihiversity 

other t.h:gn the use 0:' :he ~8a:rr:~:~.l..Ls . 

- - --- 

IN1'FRTT+: l?EA,M OF GIl;iT)lJATX 9SH90i: Tr: erlable nr . ;:! . c. Wl~nley, !:)can 0.1' 

the Grad~ te.'jcnl, to rievote sone Lime to research whirh will take him 

Hvdy I'l'017 .r,~.!;7tin 

?"d..~S5~:1' ,,:' (;~IC:~L;:;,,~~(J 

froln ti122 to ':.f:~c, I reco:imlenci thst, f;r. Normn,~ Hackerman, 

-;-,: ;:;->;), E:.; ]-)

PROFESSTONAL ASSZGMME=NT FOR --- MR. JAMES LOCKHAFIT: Zast spring Mr. Lockhart 

was given yemission to leave the carnpus toward the end of April to serve 

with the Glyndebourne Festival. Opera In England as Assistant Conductor. 

Mr. Lockhart has been invited to serve again this year in the same 

capacity and is requesting permission to be gone from the campus beginning P 

May 5, 1959. Since such an appointment is of signif ieance to the professional C 

career of Mr- Lockhart, and will. bring internationul recognition to our 

Department of Music, I recommend that he be allowed to undc~ake this 

assignment. There will be no trawl expense to the University, 

INCREASE OF DEPARTMENTAL BUDGE2 APPROPRIATIONS .- . BY CREDITS FOR SALES - - , 

-:I recommend approval of the followin~submittedby m, C , 

Starnss, Auditor: ( 2958) 

Increase Account No. 1800 - Budget Estimates, by $7,021.13, such s m to 

be charged to the indicated Estimated Income accounts for Credits for Sales, 

and credit the departmental account with the sum received hy each department, 

the money to come from the Main University Urlappropriated Balance. 

Follouing is the schedule reflecting the receipts credited to the various 

departments for Sales and Services in the quarter ending Hovehbes 30, 1958: 

Account 

Number Title 

-- - IIC 

Credits for Sales 

General Emenses 

Office of the Registrar 

Student Health Center - Out Patient 

D.i.vision 

Off'icial Pul~lications 

Teacher Placement Services 

Di~~lm~ms 

University Pi lln Progr~m 

- 

Resident Instruction - - - - - - - - - - - - - an& - - - - 

Departmental Research 

Chemistry 

Chemical Engineering 

Civil Engineering 

Mechanical Engineering 

Drama 

College of Pharmacy 

Intramural Athletics for Men 

Organized Research 

Institute of Public Affairs 

Library 

- 

Phpi cal Plant 

Department of Buildings and Grounds 

Department of Utilities 

Organized Actlvj. -- ties 

- 

Relating to - 

Instructional Jle~>r-: rtme~it s 

--- PIpprclpristrions -- -- 

C 1-ec5.t s :

4 

J.DDITIONAL LEKERS FOR GREGORY GYWASXUf.1: The ,)resent locker room in 

Gregory Gymnasium h&S2mckers, estima~cd to be about 350 to 400 

short for the Fall Semester of 1958. The Departrnents of Intercollegiate 

Athletics, Intrarnurals for Men, and Require& Physical and Health Education 

request that the room now used as intramural ging-pong room (but originally 

deslped as part of the locker room) be remodeled and 688 new lockers 

installed. The total cost for the remodcling, purchase and. ins'tallation of 

lockerrs and benches is estimted at $12,500 arld this amount is available 

from the Gym Store account. I recommend approval of this project . 

- 

FEES: On recommendation of' the proper official, T recommena that the 

following changes in fees be approved: 

Supplementary Fees ----- 

in Art and Music for the Summer Session of nine 

weeks - increase by fifty percent ( 3085) 

- 

Corresponderlce Fees - Change from $8.00 to $XO.QQ per semester hour for 

Texas residents, and from $10.00 to $12.00 per semester hour for outstate 

residents. The $2.00 increase in each case will be divided equally 

between the instructor's fee and administrative costs. 

-- 

Required Health and Physical Education for Women - Non-student fee fog ,!js . 

summer program, change f r o m ~ o - $ i 2 ~ 

--- SALETO STAFF MEMBERS:. On February 17, 1959, bids were received for the 

sale of a 1951 Ford Sedan, operaked by the Defense Research Laboratory. 

The high bid was $257,69, submitted by Mr Cecil L, Wimbcrlty, a 

Draftsman in De fens@ Research Laboratory. 1 recornmend that authorization 

be given form the sale of the Ford to Mr. Wimbcrley , 

The Depal-tment of Business Services offered for sale an IBM typewriter. 

In a seaied bid sale Dr, W, R, b>ritgel, Professor of Management, offered 

$175.00, which was the high bid. I recommend that approval be given for 

the sale of the machine to Dr. Spriegel. 

- REORGANIZATION ----- OF ARUS UNDER DEAN OF STUDENT LIFT: - I recommend 

approval of the following, submitted by Dean of Student Services, and 

concurred in by Dean of Student Life : 

Establish Loans and Scholarships as a separate division, headed b 

. 

up by a Director (on a twelve months basis), under the Dean of 

St,udenl; Life, A separate office for this area was recommended by 

a special' Commit,tee that studied this proposal and this recarmnenda- 

w 

" $ 

A j :, 

tion was approved by the Administrative Council, With the rapid I 

growth in student aid, including the possibility of this office 

having to administer the Federa.1 Loan Fund, this change is, in my 

opinion, absolutely essential. It is impossible to administer an 

efficient: and effective scholarship program under our present 

haphazard method of handling awards, We must have a central 

clearing house for all scholarship informat.ion, 

Establish a Student Activities Office under a new Director of 

Student Activities, who would also be responsible for orientation 

~ n d would report directly to the Dean of Men, 

Mr, J. G. Steele, serving in the 1958-59 Budget as Director of the 

Student Employment Bureau, was appointed Director of the Loans and 

Scholarahips office, effective February 1, 1959, and Mr. Edwin B. 

Price, Serving as Assistant Dean of Men, was appointed as 

Director of Student Activities, effective February 1, 1959, 

j *,J 

T; 

5.

DOCWENTS AND PROCLLDINGS OF THE FACUZTY COUNCIL 

R3QUIRmTS FOR ADMISSION TO THE PROFESSICNAL WORK OF TEIE SECOND 

PRbF3SSIONAL YEAR OF TiE FIVE-Y3R PROGRAM TN THE COLLEE OF PIWMCY 

The Curriculum Committee and the Faculty of the College of Pharmrjcy 

have filed with the Secretary of the Faculty Council the proposals published 

-low relating to the requirements for admission to the professional work 

of the Second Professional Year of the Five-Year Progrem in the College of 

Pharmacy. !l%ese proposals were approved by the Curriculum Commlttee and the 

Faculty of the College of Pharmacy on December 6. The Secretary has classi- 

fied tkese proposals-of exclusive- application and primary interest only to a 

single school or college. 

Notice is hereby given that this legislation will be presented to the 

- -. - 

Board of' Regents for adoption unless a simed prdtest, with reasons, is 

received by the Secretary of the Faculty Council from a member of the Council 

a-thin five days of the date of this publication. f f n protest i s rece.ived, 

the proposed legislation will be presented to the Faculty Council for action 

0 9 . 

R2COMMENDATIbNS OF THE COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 

I - - - - 

Eugene \w. Nelson, Secretary 

The Faculty Council 

Change the material on pages 14 and 15 of the Phamy Catalogue No. 905, 

under the present heading, "Admission to the professional work of the 

aophom~re year," to read as follows (changes in paragraph 2 et seq. being 

underscored; these requirements will become effective on ~Fril 1, 1960, at 

which the the FLve-Year Program for the Bachelor of Science degree in Pharmacy 

wiU become effective) : 

"Admission to th Prof sional Vork o the Se o 

NO student may %egm tbe ehslonaf work OF. ~ge%%fid~$~~*eI%hii year in 

pharmacy unless he meets the appropriate requirements indicated below and i s 

formally accepted for the professional work of the second professional year 

in pharmacy. 

1. The applicant must have completed at least sixty (60) semester hours 

of work, forty-eight hours of which must be in 

General Biology 6 semester hours 

General Chemistry 5 semester hours 

Xnglish Composition 6 semester hours 

Vathematics (Algebra and v rig on me try) 6 semester hours 

*Speech (Business and Professional 

Speaking - Sophomore) 3 semester hours 

*Writing for Science Wjors (Soph.) 3 semester hours 

Organic Chemistry 8 semester hours 

Physf cs 8 semester hours 

and twelve (12) semester hours selected from the following courses : 

Xstory ( ~nf ted States) 6 semester hours 

Econonic s (principles ) 6 semester hours 

Government (American ) 6 semester hours 

Zoology (~m Physiology) 3 semester hours 

Zoology (Advanced Human Physiuloiy) 3 semester hours 

Bac tericloey (General) 6 semester hours 

2. (a) If all of the work prescribed ill the Catalogue for the first 

professional year in pharmacx has beer1 completed prior to the sassion in 

which the admission to the above year is sought, the applicant may be admitted 

provided he has the 1,O grade point average (C average) on all work under- 

taken, whether passed or failed. Work done at the University of Texas and 

work done elsewhere will be averaged separately. Surplus grade points on 

work done here may be used to raise the average on work done elsewhere. 

Uch semester hour of A counts 3 points; B, 2; C, 1; D and F, 0. 

*Courses in 3ophomore Znglish, preferably those corresponding to English 310 

or 318M, may be transferred as a substitute for either of these courses.

(b) If the applicant has not completed all the work prescribed for 

the first professional year but has met the subject and quantitative requirements 

set forth in 1, he may be admitted to the professional work of the 

second professional year on a provisional basis if he has a 1.0 (C average) 

grade average, the average computed as provided ill 2, a. The provisional 

basis of the acceptance will be cancelled if the student cornplete~l two sem6ters 

af work*, minuins a 1.0 average, and has carried at leaat twelve 

semester hours during each of the two semesters. 

3. Applicants who have not previously bsen registered in the College 

of Phamcy must, in addition to the preceding, satisfy all of the 

University's requirements for admission as prescribed in the Catalogue 

far their specific classifications. 

4. (a) Students seeking admission to the professional wurk of the 

second prcrfessional year in pharmacy should make application on the appropri- 

ate forms obtainable from the office of the Dean of the College of Pharmacy, 

not earlier than the semester Mediately preceding the semester for which 

admission is being sought, and not later than thirty days prior to the day 

of registration for that semester. 

Date for Application: For the Fall Semester of the Long Session: 

Febmary 15-August 15; for the Spring Semester of the Long Session: 

October 1-January 15. 

Applications received after the final dates above w ill be considered 

only if the class is not already filled. 

(b) If the applicant's most recent regi.stration WFLE in the University'c 

College of Pharmacy, application should be made to the Dean of that college. 

k complete transcript must be presented to the Dean. 

(c) If the applicantis most recent registration was in another 

institution or in a different division of the University, application should 

be made to the Regietmr's office for admission to the College of Pharmacy 

prior to filing with the Dean an application for admission to the profeseion- 

a1 work. 

(d} A second or an additional set of transcripts beyond those 

needed for admission to the University is required for the use of the Dean 

of the College of Pharmacy. These transcripts are to be f'urnished by the 

student at his expense. 

5. In the event the number of eligible applicants exceeds the number 

for which facilities are available, the final selection will be made by the 

College of Pharmacy on the basis of the applicant's previous scholastic 

records and priority of date of application. 

Reason: These changes are designed to implement the proposed five-year 

Pharmacy program. 

Approval of the above changea in requirements is requested at this time in 

order that sn announcement might be made by April 1, 1959, to the presidents 

and counseling officials of the colleges and universities whlch might be 

selected by the students for prepharmacy courses. This announcement w ill 

give the students one year's notice prior to the effective date of 

April 1, 1960. 

*Deletion from. original of words "including Pharmacy 813", This asterisk and 

footrlote are not to appear irl the rlew material and are added here only for 

explanation of the change to be made. 

Filed with the Secretary of the Faculty Council by Professor A. M. Burlage, 

Dean of the College of Pharmacy, December 10, 1958 

Mstributed among the members of the Faculty Council by the University Steno- 

graphic Bureau, December 18, 1958.

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DOCU$ENTB kPJD ROCEEEIKGG OF THE FACULTY CO~~CIL 

PROPOSALS (1) TO REQUIRE PHIOX iWYiiOV!L FLU iJOM DrjkIE BY CORRESPOFIDRTCE TOW!,.RD 

TBX DXGREL OF BFLCHUOH UP ARTS, PLficN 11; (2 } TO CHANGE ?TI2 PHILOSOPHY REQUIRE- 

MENT FOR THE DEGFGE OF BACHUOR OF FiRIL13, PUN ~1-u (3) TO AWNU THE FOREIGW 

~J,NGIJ$LGE -- ~ Q I J l m ' l F'Oli ' TIU DEGHE3 OF BACHSLOH OF JOUPJIALISM 

l'he College of Arts and Sc.iences has Tiled with the Secretary of thc 

Faculty council the probe sals publj. shed below (1) to require prior 

approval for work dolle by correspondence towarti Ule Degree of Bachelor of Arts, 

Plan 11; (2) to change the Philosophy requirement for the Degree of Bachelor 

of Arts, Plan 11; and (3) to amend the foreign langxage requirement for the 

Degree of Bachelor of Journalism. me recornendations were approved by the 

College of Arts and Sciences by the circularization procedure on January 4, 

1959. The Secretary has classified these recornrne~datiorl~ of exclusive application 

and primary interest only to a single school or colle~e. 

q e preserlegislationted tto the 

5 

ceived bu the Secretarv of the Facultv Council from a member of the Council 

w, 

the proposed legislation % rill be presented to the Faculty Council for action 

at its mcetina of Januarv 19. 1959. 

The '~ac'ult~ Council 

RECOMMENDF.TIOMB OF THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 

On pace 43 of the Catalogue of thc College of Arts and Sciences for 1957-1959 

under "Requirements for ,the Degree of Bachelor of Arts, Plan 11," under "A. 

General Restrictions," 

ClIANGE the first paragraph 

From: "All of the work under Plan I1 mus,t be done at The University 

91' Texas either in residence or by correspondence. " 

T@ : "~11 92 the work utbdtlr Plan I1 must be done at The University 

of Yfxas. Frior approval of the Chairman of the Plan 11 

Committee must be obtained for any work done by correspondence. 

" 

Reason: To insure that Plan 11 students take all work in residence or 

secure prior appro-ral for work takeli by correspondence. 

On page 45 of the same Catalo@;ue under "3. Rules Governing the Order and 

Choice of Work, " under the "Senior Year, I' 

CHANGE requirement "4 {a) I' (as maended by t.he Circularization-No Protest 

Procedure and approved by the Faculty Council i%y 20, 1958) 

From : tt ~hikosopby 314 {Froblems of Philosoph 

To : "Six semester hours of philosophy (approved)." 

Reasoc : 'Po li'oerali zc the Plan I1 philosophy requirement. 

Cn page 43 of the same CaLaLl;lguo: ui:d.::r " ~(eq~~ircrnrcts Rnr thc Dc~rcc: cr 

Eachelclr of Jour~alism, " under "A. Presci-ibed Nark, " 

CILUjGX ,I;l:e third paragraph of ceyuire:nent ? (a~ 

amended by the 

Circularizatinn :do-Procest 2rocedure sad ap?lrboveri by the Faxlty 

Council April. 13, 1958)

From: "If a student who has taken language at miather college 

believes he is entiLled to a standixlg more advanced 

than that shown by the University's evaluation of trans- 

fer credits, he may request w placement test to determine 

whether he may go beyond the level at which he has been 

placed; or, if he believes he has achieved the proficiency 

required for the degree, he may request an advanced standing 

emmination in the last course required for the degree by 

applying first to the Chairman of the appropriate langmge 

department. " 

To: "If a student is given transfer credit for two six-hour courses 

in a language approved for this degree, taken at mother 

college before he first transfers to the University, he m y be 

considered to have satisfied the language requirement for ttkie 

degree. A student who is given transfer credit for less than 

twelve semester hours in an approved language may request a 

placement teat to determine whether he is entitled to enter a 

higher language course than that pelmltted by the University's 

evaluation of his transfer credit." 

Reason: The first paragraph above i s that intended for degrees requiring 

six hours of sophomore language. The original intention of the 

School of Journalim was to include, instead, the second 

paragraph above, since this is the paragraph used in other 

degrees which regulre only tbree hours of sophomore language* 

The above substitution in no way changes the am~unt of language 

required for the Gegree of nachelor of Journalism. 

Filed with the Secretary of the Faculty Council by Dr. Otis A. Sio~letary, 

Secretary of the Paculty of the College of Arts Sclence~, January 7, 

2'359. 

Distributed a mn the members of the Facu1t.j. Council. by ihe University Sttmo- 

~raphlc Bureau, ?a~ani~sry 

3, 1959.

IXCUiWrITS AND PKOCEI3DIflG.S OF TliE FACULTY COUNCIL 

The College of Arts and Sciences has filed with the Secretary of the 

Faculty Council the recomaendations published below (1) to establish an 

interdepartmental program in biology; (2) to establish a major in Russian for 

the Degree of ]Bachelor of Arts, Plan 1; (3) to amend the introductory para- 

graph under the Degree of Bachelor of Journalism and to mend two requirements 

under the same degree; and (It.) to mend the foreign language requirement for 

the Degree of 3achelor of Science in Physics. These recanrmendations were 

approved by the College of Arts and Sciences by the circularization procedure 

on January 19, 19%. The Secretary has classified tbese proposals of exclusive 

application and primary interest only to a single school or college. 

Notice is hereby given that this legislation will be presented to the 

Board of Regents for adoption unless a signed protest, with reasons, is 

received by the Secretary of the Faculty Council from a member of the Council 

within five days of the date of this ptlblicatLon. If a protest is received, 

-- the proposed legislation will be presented to the Faculty Council for action 

at its meeti~lg of February 16, 1559. 

\, . 0 ,q 

>&J, ~~&&J 

Eugene k. Nelson, Secretary 

The Faculty Council 

RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE COLWGE OF ARTS m-I) SCImCES 

Recommendation of Three Faculty Members 

The undersigned hereby petition the Faculty of the College of Arts and Sciences 

for approval of the following motion: 

That an fnterdepartnental program in Biolo~ be approved, subject 

to existing degree requirements and consistent with the Major-Minor 

pr0grm.s now in operation for the Degree of Eachelor of Arts, Plan I, 

as set forth in the College of Arts and Scieaces Catalogue for 1947- 

1959, pages 32-43. 

0. B. Williams 

Chairman, Department of Bacteriology 

$1, Gordon khaley 

Chairman, Department of Botany 

Clarence P. Oliver 

Chainman, Department of Zoolow 

@egree Program for the Degree 02 Bachelor of Arts, Plan I, with a major 

in Biolow to be inserted on page 35 of the Catalogue of the College of 

Arts and Sciences under "Requirernenta fir the I3egree of Bachelor of Arts, 

Plan I, " under "C, Majors and Iinars" 

This program is intended for students planning to pursue teaching 

careers. 

14aJar: (a) Bloiom 407; (b) Bacteriulagy 316 or 629; (c) et least six 

hours a+r botaay chosen from. Botany 320, 321, and 328; Id) Zoolcgy 

316~, and Zoolorn 41h or 332 or 376~; (e) enough additional hours 

clected in bacteriology, botany, or xoclloky or arly cumbination 

thereof, to total thirty semester hours, at least twelve of which 

must be advanced. 

Fii*st Minor: Twelve semester hours of cherristry, physics, or raathematics. 

Second Minor: Six semester hours of a subject Listed under the first 

ninclr which is not ofr'ered as the flrst rnizjor, or of education, 

3'9s teacher certification under this program. the requirements as set 

forth in the "Programs for Degrees in Combination with Provisional 

Certificatiou (~erma~ent me) for Teaching in the Public Schools of 

Texas" must be mt.J

Reason and Explanation: Undergraduate students in the College of Arta and 

Shicnces, wishing to prepare for a career of high schoc31teaching in 

biology or related sciences, have heretofore had to specialize to an 

e*ent that is not consistent with the broad nature of biology. 

Tbe purpose of the proposed program is to combine the advantages 

of a broad liberal education with prepasntion for teacher certification 

in biology. This program has already been approved for teacher certifi- 

cation by the Texas Education Agency, and it is the desire of these 

departments to formalize this degree progratm in the College of Arts trnd 

Sciences. No new departinent or degree is contmpUted, but rather a 

collection of courses is offered which form an interdepartmental program. 

Reconmendation of the Department of Germanic bngU8aes 

On page 38 of the same Catalogue under "Reguirements for the Degree of 

Bachelor of Arts, Plan I," under "C. WJors and Minors" the following: 

M~~,qor : Russian 406, 407, 32K, 312L, 315, and fifteen semester houra 

of advanced Russian, including Rusaian 670. 

First Minor: melve semester hours of at least sophomore rank in any 

subject chosen, with the approval of the major advisor, from 

those offered in the College of Arts and Sciences, Education, or 

Fine Arts. 

Second Minor: Six semester hours of at least sophomore rank in another 

subject offered in the Colleges named above. 

Reason and Explanation: The emansion in instruction in the Russian language 

now uniter way necessitates a major in this field. Russian 312K and 

312L will replace 612; Ruasim 315 is a new course, Conversation and 

Composition I; kssian 670 IG a new course, Survey of Russian Literature. 

Recornendations of the School of Journalism 

On page 49 of the scame Catalogue under ''Requirements for the Degree of 

Bachelor of Journalism" under "A, Prescribed Work, " in the intrcductory 

paragraph C UGE the &st sentence by adding the words underlined: 

"Planned programs arc available in ~ ograghed form for those students 

interested in the following fields ; (1) news-editorial jcurnali sm; 

(2) communfty journalism.; (3) magazine edi-ling; (4) advertising; 

(5) public relations; (6) teaching of .journalism, " 

Reason: To adjust the Journalism program to teacher certiffcation plans 

which have been developed in the College of A rts and Sciences. 

On page 50 of the sarae Catalogue under the same Degree under "A, Prescribed 

work," CEiANGE requirement 9 

Pron: "Six semester hours of advanced courses in one of the following 

subjects; economics, education, government, history, borne economics, 

sociology, or speech. I' 

To: "Six semester hours of advanced courses in one subgect, in addition 

to work mentioried in requirements 1 and 10, to be approved by the 

~tudent's advisor." 

Reason: To pexmft the student a greater choice in a field of minor concentra- 

tion. 

On the aame p&ge under the same Degree CHANGE Requirment 10 

I___ 

From: "Thirty-six semester hours in accordance with Plan I or Plan 

IT below. Not more than thirty-six semester hours of journcalism 

nor more than twenty semester houra or advertising nor more than 

thirty-six semester hours in a combination of journalism and 

advcrtisi~ig my be c ome toward the Bachelor of Journalism 

degree, 

"Plan 5: 

(1) Journalism 312K, 312L, 320, and 824, 

(2) Nineteen additional seaester hours of journalism; 

or niilateen semester hours of journalism and advertising, 

includtng not more than nine hours of advertising. These 

hours should be chosen in accordance with tine journalism 

sequence being followed by the student. Six of the nineteen 

hours must be of senior raak. 

'7"70

To: 

"Pla~ 11 : 

(1) Journalism. 312K, 312L, and 82k. 

2) Advertising 340~, 3k2~, and 369~. 

3) Mrketing 337, and three additional semester hours 

selected frcm the following: mrketing 339, 360, 363, or 

Retailing 369. 

(4) Eleven semester hours selected from the following: 

Advertising 3655, 3475, 360~, and 3'71M; Journalism 325, 

333, 336, 377K, 278, 379; Journalism. 201 if taken in the 

fres-n ye&r." 

"From thirty-four to thirty-eight semester hours in accordance 

with Plan f or Plan I1 below. Not less than thirty-four nor more 

than thirty-eight semester hours of Journalism, or a combination 

of journaism and advertising, m&y be counted toward the 

Eachelor of Journalism degree. The maidmum amount of advertising 

that may be counted 1s twenty semester hours. 

" Plan I : 

(1) Jourtlalism 3LW, 312L, 320, snd 624. 

(2) From nineteen to twenty-three additional semester hours 

af journalism, or in combination of journalism and 

advertising, including not more than nine eme ester hours 

of advertising, These hours should be chosen in accordatlce 

with the journalism sequence being follo~~ed by the student. 

Six of these hours be fn journalism must be of senior rank. 

"Plan 11: 

(1) JournaZism 32K, 312L, end G24a. 

(2) Advertising 3403, 3425, and 369~. 

(3) Marketing 337, and three additional semester hours 

selected from the following: Marketing 339, 360, 363, 

or Retailing 369. 

(4) Ten to fourteen aernester hours selected from the following: 

Advertising 345.J) 3473, 360~, 37N, and 3795; Journalism 325, 

333, 336, 377K, and 278; cTournalism 201 if taken in the 

freshman year." 

Reason: To permit the student at1 increased flexibility in course combinations. 

Recommericlation of the Department of Physics 

On page 59 of the same Catalogue under "Bachelor of Science in Physics," 

under "A. Prescribed work, I' CHANGE the first paragraph of requirement 7 

(as mended by the Circularization-No A*otest Procedure and approved by 

the Faculty Council April 18, 1958) 

From: "(a) French 406, 407, and 314K, or German 406, 407, and 

315K (or such portion thereof as may be required by the score 

on the placement test), or the equivalent in another foreign 

lenbwage approved by the Dep~rtment of Physics, at least six 

hours of which must be in re~ding physics or allied subjects; 

or {b) a reading lu~owledge (defined below under lspecial 

requirement 2) of either French or German or another foreign 

language approved by the kpartment of Phy~ics." 

To: 

' (8) French 406, 407, md 314~, or German 406, 407, and 315K, 

or Russian 406, 407, and 312K (OF 612a) (or such portion 

thereof as may be required by the score on the placement test), 

or the equivalent in another foreign language approved by the 

Department of Physics, st least six hours of which must be in 

reading physics ur allied subjects; or (b) a reading knowledge 

(defined below under special requirement B 2) of either French 

or Gelmarl or Russian or arluther foreign lanmage approved by the 

DepaI-tment of' Physics." 

ii 

Reason: Russian has been approved in the case of a good many students in 

the past under the provi~ion mentioned in the current catalogue 

which gives the Chaiman this discretion, and the mpartment of 

Physics would now like to iilclude Russian as one of the three 

languages which do nut require any special approval for students 

under this program.. 

On the aame page under the same Degree wlder "B. Specid Iitquirementa, " under 

"2" after "af either French or German" INSERT "or ~ussian, 

" 

Reason: To conform to the recumendation above. 

- 

Eiled with the Secretary of the Faculty Council by Mr. 0, A. Singletary, 

Secretary of the College of Arts and Sciences, January 19, 1959. 

Distributed among the members of the Faculty Council By the University Steno- 

graphic Burem, January 27, 1959.

DOCUIWTS AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE FACULTY COUNCIL 

A PROPOW FOR ESTABLISHDlG A MITlfMUM REGISTRATZON REQUIRED COUBSES 

FOR FREWW'N MJL) SOPHOMONS 

Tbe College of Arts and Sciences has filed with the Secretary of the 

Faculty Council the recommendation published below to establish n minimum 

registration in required courses for freshmen and sophomores, This recommenda- 

tion was approved by the College of Arts and Sciences ~t its meeting on 

January 20, 1959. The Secretary has classified this proposal of excLueive 

application and prwry Interest only to a single school or college. 

Notice i s hereby given that this legislation w l11 be presented to the 

Board of Regents for adoption unless a signed protest, with reasons, is 

r - 

tsithin five days of the a te of this publication. If a protest is received, 

the proposed legislation w ill be presented to the Faculty Council Tor . -. 

at its meeting qf February 16, 1959. 

Nelson, Secret 

The ~iculty Council 

RECOMMENDATION OF THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCKE3ICES 

On page 31 of the Catalogue of the College of Arts and Sciences for 1957-59 

under "DEGREES" under " G m REQuIJUMEWS" ADD - the follodng paragraph: 

"14. Each degree program is arranged in the sequence best calculated 

to insure orderly progression of the student's college work. A 

first-semester freshman, if registering for 12 ~mester hours or 

more, must Include a minimum of nine semester hours of courhles 

specified under "Prescribed Workti in one of the plans for a degree 

in the College of Arts ana Sciences. Likewise, be must include a 

minimum of nine smester hours of such couraes in each long 

session enrollment until he has accwwhted 48 semester hours of 

credit. T~ansfer students with less than 48 semester hours of 

credit shall also be bound by this regulation. At the Dean's 

discretion, adju~bent my be made when exceptional clrcumatances 

exist or when a student has gained credit through advanced placement 

exmination or when the student is enrolling for less than 12 

semester houra of credit in a long-session semester." 

Reason: Under the present regulations, a coneiderable number of incoming 

freshmen fill their programs with elective courses and thus do not 

confront their requirements until later- This procedure complicates 

their program at a later level, generally del~bys graduation, and 

causes considerable extra expenditure of time on the part of advising 

ft~culty mrmbers. 

Ffled with the Secretary of' the 'acuity Council by Mr. 0. A. Singletary, 

Secretary of the College of Arts and Sciences, Jalluary 22, 1359. 

Mstributed ammg the members of the Faculty Council by the University Steno- 

zraphic Bureau, January 27, 19 59,

Appendix E 

DOCUMENTS AND MIEUTES OF TXE G E N W FACULTY 

RECOMbE5lDATICNS TO CHANGE TWGSFER AND ADMISSION RJ~QU~REMD~TS 

The Faculty Council has filed with the Secretary of the General Faculty 

the recomendettions published below adopted by the Feculty Council at Its meeting 

of January 19, 1949. The legislation was classified as mador - and as such 

is being submitted to the General Faculty for ratification. 

Notice is hereby aiven th~t these recomend&tions will be presented to 

the Board of Regents for adoption unless slgzaed protests in writing, with 

reasons, have been received by the Secretary of the General Faculty from ten 

v a 

publication, in which case the reconrmeodations will be presented to the General 

Faculty in formal session for decision. 

M- 

RECOMMENXTIONS OF IME FACULTY CCWCUI 

Eugene d. ~elsco, Gcretsry 

The General Faculty 

1. In the General Information catalogue of the University as applicable to 

all tranef ers change sectiori to read as follows : 

Any student who xishes to transfer from one college to another within the 

University must be certified as hclving advised with a representative of 

the &an of the College in which he is currently registered. In the 

College of Engineering, any atudent, who transfers f r m Engineering 

while on Scholeet c robatiop *and wis a o e-e,&rBJtnQ+p, of 

&Elneering , i ~ & ~ b ~ a ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ w i e ~ a g r 8 bation, ~ d ~ ~ ~ ! ~ ~ 

must receive the approval of the Dean of Engineering. 

2. In the General Information catalogue af the Univereity on page 25, in the 

section " ~i~h-mnking applicants" change aec tion to read a6 follows 

(to be effective for students entering September, 1960) : 

High-rankine applicants--In order that applicants with high grades m y 

bve an opportunity to enter the University even thou& they may not hsvt 

completed the required pattern of hidh-school subjects, special provisions 

have been made for their admiesion. 

Any applicat who ranked in the upper half of his high-school graduating 

class, who has 8 satisfactory admiasion test score, and who has a total of 

at least fifteen acceptable units may enter any division axcept the 

College of Engineering or the School or Architecture with deficiencies in 

my grvlup or groups except Eaglish. 

Furthermore, my applicant who ranked in the highest quarter of hi8 

graduting class and who also makes a median score or higher on the 

U~liversity admiseion teat may eater any division except the College of 

maneering or the School of Architecture without deficienciaa being 

assessed. 

3. In the General Information catalogue of the University on page 27, delete 

the whole section "Removal of deficiencies" under the center head "School 

of Architecture and College of Engineering" and substitute the following 

paragraph (to be effective for students entering Septaabtr, 1960) : 

A student must present a11 of the above units in order to be admitted t o 

the College of Eh;ineering or the School of Architecture. A student who 

wishes to enter the College of Engineering or the School. of Architecture 

but who does not have all of the units ~pecfflled above may enter any other 

division of the Univerefty for which he is eligible and take courses 

withwt credit toward engineering or architecture degrees to make up the 

units lacking for adnissfon to engineering or architecture. Ttm units in 

algebra, one unit in plane georsetry, and one-half unit in solid geometry 

We offered by correspondence by the Dfvislon of Extension of ~e 

hiveraity. Extension classes in second-year algebra, plane geometry, and 

salld geometry arc offered an the campus. The fee for each cwrsc is 

$10.00. A student who hcks physic8 takes ~hyafcs 403 without degree 

credit, at no extra charge. A student who lacks science for admission to 

architecture takes three hour8 of anthropology, chemistry, biology, or 

geoloa without credit toward engtnatring or architecture degrees at no 

extra charge. 

A student may save time by making up the units he -,in.-- 

by t ung courses by correspondence, or both. 

-- . -- - - - .-,.--.,w,.n,.

4. In the Gencral Information catalcgue of tthe University &dd to the requirtme~~ts 

for admssion the following statement (to be effective for students 

eritering September, 1960) : 

Students transferring to the University from. other institutions mat have 

at least a C average on all courses undertaken, whether paeaeb ar failed. 

Filed with the Secretary of the General Faculty by Mr. Eugene U. Nelson 

' 

Secretary of the Faculty Counci 1, January 19, 1959. 

Distributed among the members of the General Faculty by the University Gteno- 

graphic Bureau, February 2, 1959.

EOCWT9 AND 3KNUTES OF 

GmERAL FACULTY 

The Faculty Council has filed with the Secretary of the General Faculty 

the reccmmendatlons published below adopted by the Faculty Council at it8 meet- 

ing of January 19, 1959. The le@lation was classified as major and as such 

fe being submitted to the General Faculty for ratification. 

Notice is hereby given that these recommendations will be presented to 

the Board of Regents foradoptron unless signed protests in writink with 

reasons, have been received by the Secretary of the General Faculty from ten 

voting members of the General Faculty within ten days of the date of thie 

publication, in which case the recouunendations will be presented to the General 

Faculty in formal seesion for decision. 

, ," 

I -1 

' 2ugene{w. Nelson, Secretary 

The General Faculty 

(TO be effective for students entering in September, 1963) 

On page 26 of the current General Infomution bulletin, change the section 

"Unit requirements" to read: 

"Unit requirementsl --The following tabulation shows the high-school units 

which m y be offered by high-school graduates in satisfaction of the admis- 

sian requirements. The "Units" calm shows the number of units that may be 

offered in each subject. 

A. 

SubJect Units 

figlish Group 

&gli~h--er-r-----*--,-,- 3-4 

Journalism--------------- 1 

Speechl----l---ll-ll------ 1/2-2 

8. Fine Arts !Zraupl 

kt---------------------- 1-3 

&ama-------------e------ 1/2-2 

meic*--------------I-III 1-4 

C. Foreign Languuge ~roup3 

Cee~k--------~,-,,-~----- 2 

French------------------- 2-4 

knr,ml-lll-----wII--l.l 2-4 

Italiw------------------ 2-4 

Latin-------------------- 2-4 

po*uguese-------------- 2-4 

mish------------------ 2-4 

Any other accredited foreis 

lanwge--------------- 2-4 

D. Natural Science Grop 

Biological Scieacea --I-- 1 

rn&stry---------------- 1 

Generd Scfence---------- 1 

Phy8ic@------------------ I 

E. 

Subject 

Mathematics Gmup 5 

agebra----------------- 

Unit a 

1-1 1/2-2 

F. 

Plma geometry-------------- 1 

Solid geometry-------------- 1/2 

Trigonomtry-61-------~C-~-- l/* 

Other coursea ----------4/24 1/2 

Social Science Group 

Ancient history------------- 1 

English history------------- 1/24 

Latin American history------ 1/2-1 

Modern history-------------- 1 

Texas hiato~------~-------- 112 

United States history------- 1/24 

Wurld hi$tory--,-=---------- ;F 

Qovemment (civics)--------- 1/2-1 

E~~on&cs---..--------------- 1/2 

Geography-------,------1----- 1/24 

psycbl~#~----------------, 1 

&ciofo~-*-~-"------------- 112 

G, Vocational and other subjects, 

except drill subgects such as 

ptmnship, physics1 education, 

driver training, military 

training, etc,-------------- 1/2 -2 

"Effective September, 1963, the minimum unit requirements for admission to the 

College of Arts and Sciences uill be : Bglf sh, 3; foreign Xangwges (emup 

C), 2; science (~roup D), 2; mathemtics (~roup E), 2; aocial science6 

(~roup F), 2; additional from my group (but not more than two from Group 

G), 5; totai, 16. A student satisFying all the requirements except the 

foreign language, including sixteen ecceptable units, will be admitted with 

a daflciency in foreign language." The specific unit requirements for admission 

to other colleges and achoola will remain the same, except that the 

total number of admission units mst be sixteen and no more than two units 

may be presented frcm Group G. 

hot more than six unit8 will be accepted in any combiuatlon of fine art6 

subjects.

'~pplied music must be accompanied by music theory. Band. orchestra, and 

chorus are accepted only if they have been offered as curr icuJar subjects, 

riot as activities, and if the prerequisite of msic 1 &a outlined by the 

Division of Bofesaional Standards of the Texas Education Agency has been 

observed; no mure than three ults md no leas than one unit of applied music 

will be accepted. 

3111 each lartme counted a minimum of two unita must be taken. 

%lology may not be counted by a student offering either botany or zoology. 

Tt is recommended that biology be taken in preference to either botany or 

20010ey. -- 

'~ritbmetic and general mathematics ere not accepted in the Mathematics 

Group. Both are accepted in Group G. 

'nis include* ~uch course@ as higher agebra, probability statistics, 

analytic gemtry, calculus. 

Filed with the 3ecretmy of the General Faculty by Mr. Eugene W. Nelaon, 

Secretary of the Faculty Council, January 19, 1959. 

Distributed among the members of the General Faculty by the University Seno- 

graphic Bureau, February 2, 1959. 

'."'TG

TIE WllrERSIW OF TEXAS 

Office of the VLce-President and Provost 

Main University 

Austin 

Dr. Logan Wilson, Presidenl; 

The University of Texas 

Austin, Texas 

Dear President Wilson: 

Submitted herewith is a travel supplement for Main UnSwreity to be presented 

wlth the docket at the meeting of the Boad of Regents in Austin on March 13 

and 14, 1959: 

1, Mr. Graves W. I~ndrum, Business Manager, May 15-2l, 1959, to Ufayette, 

Indiana, to attend the annual meeting of Central Association of College arzd 

University Business Officers, expensea to be paid from Office and Travel 

Expense account of the Office of the Business Manager, 

2 Mr. Grady C. Starnes, Auditor, May 15-U, 1959, to Lafayette, IndLana, 

to attend the annual meeting of Central Association of College and Univer- 

aity Business officer^, expenses to be paid frm the Office and Travel 

Eqanae account of the Office of the Auditor* 

3. Miss Dorothy L. Gebebuer, Dean of Women, March 17-23, 1959, to ClevelanB, 

Ohio, to attend the Natiand Association of Tdwn Deans and Counselors 

Convention, tmneportation e3cpensss to be paid frm the Dean of Womenre Office 

and Traveling Expenses account. 

. Mr, R. L, Alrth, hsietant Professor of Botany, April 11-m, 1959, to 

Washington, D. C., Baltimore, Maryland, and Hew Yoxk City for conferences in 

regad Co research, and to Atlantic City, New Jemey, to attend the Federation 

Meetingrs of Biological Cbmlatsr, expanses to be paid from grmt funds, 

5. Mr. Robert T, Gregory, Amociate Pmfes~or of Mathmatics and. Senior 

Research M~theatician, The Computation Center, Feb-ry 19 and 20, 1959, 

to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, from Washington, I). C, (and return) to attend 

a conference with representatives of other university computatiNi centera 

and, representatives of the National Science Foundation to discuss the 

Fomdatlon's program of suppo~ing university computer developgent programs, 

exgemes to be paid fm finds of Computation Canter. 

6, Mx. Eldon E. Fexgunon, Asaistant Professor of Physics, March 16-28, 1959, 

to Wa~bington, D. C., ta conduct a research experbent at the National 

Bureau of Stdarda, axpellses to be paid fwm contract Mht, 

7, Mr. Ernest F, Haden, Professor of Romance languages and Chalm of the 

Department of Romance Ianguagea, February 2-3, 1959, to Washington, D. C,, to 

confer ulth officials aoncedng the Smer Langaage btitute, expenses to be 

gafd from travel Funas of the Office of the President, 

8. Mr. Mrion Vare DeVault, Associate Rofeeeor of Elemantmy Hducation, 

Febmary 26- arch 4, 1959, to Cincinnati, Ohio, to participate in a sectiom 

meeting of the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, expenaes 

to be paid from Account No. 59400 - Exploratory Study of PupPl~ in the Elmen- 

tary School. 

9. Mr. William G. Wolfe, Professor of Educational Psychology, April 2-10, 

1958, to New York City and Atlantic City, New Jersey, to attend the meeting 

of the National Educational Advisory Mad, United Cerebral Palay in New 

York, and the Cerebral Palsy Research Committee, Southern Regional mucation 

Ebard in AtlantSe City, expenses (maintenance) during a portion of the time 

to be paid from contract funds.

10. Mr. Caraon McGuire , Professor of Educational Psychology, March 18-21, 

1959, to Bethesda, Marylmd, to attend meetings of the National Institute 

of Mental Health, expenses to be paid frm grmt finda. 

11. Mr. Robert F, Peck, Associate Professor of Fduueatio~al Pay~holo~, 

February 27-Msrch 2, 1959, to Monterrey, Hexieo, to attend the joint 

reeearch plaming conference between the University and scholars f rom 

Mexico, expenses to be paid from funds of the Hogg Foundation. 

2 Mr. John Russell Peck, Assistat Proreasor of Edueatioml Psychology., 

April 7-11, 1959, to Atlantic City, New Jersey, to attend conferences in 

connection with research, expenses to be paid from graxlt finds. 

13. Mr. James M. Reynolds, Professor of Junior College Mueation, March Q- 

14, 1959, to Long Beach, California, Lo attend the annual meeting of the American 

AssociatZon of Junior Colleges, expenses to be paid from contract mndw, 

14, Mr. No- Keith Wagner, Instmctor in Meteorology, Department of 

Aeronautical Engineering, March 30-April 2, 1959, to Boulder, Colorado, to 

attend Confepenee on McmmeteorologicwJ Research, expenses to be p&d from 

contract funds . 

15. Mr. H. M. Burlage, Dean of the College of Pharmacy,August 15-22, 1959, 

to Cincinnati, Ohio, to attend the annual convention of the Amnerican Association 

of Colleges of Pharmacy and the American Pharmaceutical Association, expenses 

to be paid from Account No, l9bl - Office and Travel, Dean's Office. 

16, Mr. Charles 0. Wilson, Professor of Pharmacy, February 8-10, 1959, to 

msas City, Missouri, to attend, the annual meeting of District 6 af the 

American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy where he w ill present a paper, 

expenses to be gaid from Office, Maintenance and Suppliee account of the 

Pharmaceutical Foundation; ad August 16-a, 1959, to Cincinnati, Ohio, 

to attend the annual convention of the American Association of Collegea of 

Pharmacy, transportation expenses to be paid fmm the Dean's Office and 

Travel account, 

17. Mrs. Esther Jane W. Hall, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy, August 16 and 

17, 1959, to Cincinnati, Ohio, to attend the meeting of the American Asscsci&tiom 

of Colleges of Pharmacy Conference of Teachera, Section of Teachers of Phamacy 

Adminisbration, traneportatfan expemes to be paid fmm the Dean's Travel 

account, 

18, Mr. Calvin P. Elai~, Social Science Research Associate (~aeult~ ), 

March 5-8, 1959, to Tucson, Arizona, to attend the Arizona-Somra Internatbral 

Conference on Regional and Community Development, expenses to be padd 

from the Maintenance, Equipment, and Travel account of the Bureau of 

Businesa Research. 

19. Mr, John T. Lonsdale, Director, Bureau of Economic Geology, April ll- 

16, 1959, to hwrence, Kansas, to attend the mual meeting of the Association 

of American State Geologi~lta, expenses to be paid from the Maintenance, Travel, 

Printing, Investigation and Equipment account of the Bureau + 

20. k. Alan Humphreys, Lecturer in Gurrlculm and Ins~mction, Extensicln 

Teaching and Meld Service Bureau, April 1-5, l95gb to Atlantic City, New 

Jersey, to attend the Natlond Science Teachers Assacfation National Conven- 

tion, expenses to be paid from Bxzension TesehLng Centers, 

21. Mr. Ernest F. T i m , Associate Professor of Educational Psycholo@;y 

and Di~eetor, Visual Instruction Bureau, April 10-19, 1959, to Seattle, 

Washington, to participate in the annual convention program ol the 

Department of Audio -Visual Inszruet ion of the National. dducat ion Aesociat ion, 

expenses to be gaid from travel funds of the Bureau, 

22. Miss Virginia C. Patterson, Audio -Visual Educat.lonal Specialist, 

April 11-17, 1959, to Sehttle, Wnahineon, to attend the Depa&ment of Audio- 

Visual Instruction, expenses to be paid from t-ravel finds of the Visual 

Instruction Bureau,

23, Mr, Donald D, Rrand, Professor of Geog~aphy and Chatman of the Department 

of Geography, March 28-31, 1959, to Pittoburgh, Pennsylmnia, to participate 

in a conference of American geographers to discuss cooperative projects with 

Latin Americar. univel-sities and govermients, expenses to be paid from Development 

Expenses - Main University, t~ansportation only. 

24. The following wTth trwpo&ation expemes to be paid fmm M s of the 

Conrmit-tee on Attendacce at Meetings of Learned Societies, the stuff member in 

each case to present a paper, the result of original rcseareh: 

(1) Mr, James A. Hit*, Assistant Profeaaor of Clmsical Language~, 

Agril 2-4, 1959, to Milwaukee, IJisconsin, to attend the meeting of the 

Classical Association of the Mlddlc West and South. 

(2) Mr. Thomas F, McGann, Associate Professor of History, 

April 23, 1959, to Denver, Colorado, to &tend the meeting of the 

Mississippi Valley Historical Aasocia:ion. 

(3) Mr- Karl M, Dallenbach, Professor of Psychology, March 26- 

20, 1959, to St. huic, Missouri, to attend the meeting of" the 

Southern Society for Phelosopby and Psycholoa. 

(4) Mr. Jack Douglas, Vlsiting Professor of Speech, April 10, 

1959, to Detroit, Michigm, to atted tb meeting of the &n%ral States 

Speech Association. 

(5) W. Aastea Riggo, Assistant Professor of Zoology, 

April 13-17, 1959, to Atimtic City, Hew Jersey, to attend the 

meeting of the American Society of Biological. Chemieta. 

( 6 Mr. Iialph Duke, Asoistant Professor nf Fducatlod 

~~ychology, Aprll 15-19, 1959, to Topeka, Was, to attend the 

meting of the Southwestera Psy chologi caJ Association. 

(7) Mr. Robert S. Schechter, Assistctr~l; Professor of Chemical 

Engineering, April 6, 1959, to Cleveland, Ohio, to attend the 

meeting of the mclear Congress, 

(8) Mr. Earnest F, Gloyna, Associate Professor of Civil 

Zngineering, April 6-9, 1959, to Cleveland, Ohio, to attend the 

meeting of the Nuclear Congress. 

(9) Mr. Robert 0. Brown, Assistant Professor of Phamcy, 

April 13-17, 1959, to Atlantic City, New Jersey, to attend the 

meeting of fhe American Soadety for ~ c o l o a& ~ y marimental 

Therapy. 

/&& 

H. H, Ransom

Dr. Logan Wilson, President 


Austin, Texas 

Dear Dr. Wilson: 

TEXAS WESTERN COLLEGE 

of The University of Texas 

El Paso, Texas 

The following docket is submitted for your approval and presentation to 

the Board of Regents at its meeting in Austin on 

1958-59, Budqe t 

1 Appropriate $35,425 from the Unallocated Salaries Account to provide 

merit increaser in teaching salaries to become effective the Second 

Semester. (R .B.c, Nos. 87 and 87a). This total is within funds avail- 

able for teaching salaries only and is distributed as follows: 

Present Adjusted Rate Budget 

Budget Department 9 months 9 months Increase Increase 

Paqe Name Rate Rate (9 mos.) Spring Sem. 

14 ART Vera t'Jise $ 6,100 $ 6,700 $ 600 $ 300 

Wiltz Harrison 5,400 5,900 SO0 250 

Ellen Coogler 4,800 5,- 600 300 

Robert Massey 4,700 5,600 900 450 

Sub-total 21,000 23,600 2,600 1,300 

15 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 

Anton H. Berkman 2,062 2,562 500 250 

E . James Landers 5,600 6,400 800 400 

JarnesI3,Reeves (1/2~) 2,600 2,900 300 150 

Mary Eleanoe Duke 4,900 5,300 400 200 

Eleanor H . Tulley 4,500 4,800 200 100 

H. Glenn Harnpton 4,400 4,600 200 100 

Sub-to ta l 24,162 26,562 2,400 1,200 

16 CHEMISTRY 

W. W. Lake 

J. A. Hancock 

Harold E. Alexander 

Eugene W, Lewis 

Floyd B. OiNeal 

3. W, Scruggs 

Ross D. Compton 

Nacim Rrliledi 

Maureen S . OIBrien (213 

Jerry YJ. Ramsey 

Frank Y. Shioj i 

Sub-total

Present 

Exdgct Department 9 months 

Paqe Name Rate 

17 ECONOMICS AED BUSINESS A M 

G. E. Kissr (1/2 T) 3,850 

Gene L. Erion 6,000 

Rohert L. Bennett 4,900 

Lelah Black 4,900 

George q, Seale 5,000 

Ralph L. ~owenstein(l/4 2) 1,225 

Sub-total 25,875 

19 EDUCATION 

C. A. Pockett (1/4 T) 

A. M. Foster 

J . H. Meadows 

Richard W. Burns 

James F , Day 

Lazier Condon Henderson 

Bertha Reynolds 

Catherine OIMalley 

Sub-total 

ENGLISH AND SPEECH 

C. L. Sonnichsen 

Ha ldeen Braddy 

Joseph L. Leach 

L. D. Moses 

Robert N. Burlingame 

Rcymond E. Past 

Mil ton Leech 

Joseph H. James 

Pearl 0. Pons f ord 

Clarice M. Jones 

Norman Gregor 

Eugene C . Reyno Ids 

Francis A. Ehmann 

James K, Thorburn 

Mary Lillian Ccllfngwood 

Lurline H. Douglas 

Grace K. Smith 

Marie L . Wadde 11 

Roberta Hoffman 

Joan P. Quarm 

Frank R. Harland 

Richard D. Spiese 

Sub-tota l 

22 GEOLOGY 

H. E. Cluinn 7,500 

L. A. Nelson 7,000 

W, S. Strain 5,900 

Albert P. Ruotsala 5,600 

Emily H, Vowell 4,400 


23 HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION 

Leroy G. Seils 6,400 

Lynette Glardon 4,400 


Adjusted Rate Budget 

9 months Increase Increase 

Rs te (9 mos) Spring Sem.

Budgat Department 

Paqe Name 

24 HISTORY, GOn.9 & SOCIOLOtY 

Rex W. Strickland 

Eugene 0. Porter 

Gladys Gregory 

Wilbert H, Timmons 

Mary K, Quinn 

John H. McMeely 

S. D. Myres, Jr. 

Wayne E. Fuller 

John P, Bloom 

James C. Harvey 

Jack Cross 

Rex E. Gerald (1/2 T) 

John A. Hove 1, Jr , 

J. M, Broaddus, Jr, 

Jack C. Vowell, Jr. 

John W. Denny 

Theodore D. Harris 

Paul W, Goodman 

Sub-total 

Present 

9 months 

Rate 

Adjusted 

9 months 

Rate 

Rate Budget 

Increase Increase 

(9 mos .) Sprinq Sem. 

25 JOURNALISM AND RADIO 

Virgil C. Hicks 5,600 6,200 600 300 

John J. Middagh 5,600 6,200 600 300 

Ralph L. Lowenstein(3/4 . . T) 3,675 4,275 600 330 

steel@ Jones (112 T) 2;350 2; 750 400 20q 

Sub-total 17,225 19,425 2,200 1,100 

26 MATHEMATICS 

E. J, Knapp 

Thomas G, Oarnes (314 T) 

Oscar H. McMahan 

Ralph W. Bentz 

Charles H. Gladman 

Louise Resley (114 T)* 

Robert L, Schurnaker 

V. A. Miculka 

Harold L. Ballad 

Bulah L. Patterson 

Edythe Threadgill 

Orvf 1 le C . Kruschwitz 

Harold S. Slusher 

Robert G. Omundron 

Harold Coldwe 11 

W . A, Burgett 

W, L, Shepherd 

Sub-tota l 

*Appointment changed to 114 time for Second Semester of 1958-59 Long 

Session. (R.B.C. No. 82)

Present Adjusted Rate Budget 

Budget Department 9 months 9 months Increase Increase 

Paqe Name Rate Rate (9 mos.) Spring Sem. 

SB MODERN LANGUAGES 

Edgar T, Ruff 

Frederick W . Bachmann 

John M. Sharp 

Caleb A. Bevans 

Piilliam F. Kebb 

Gretchen R. Gabriel 

Robert L. Tappan 

I'JiLliam M. Russell 

Fred M. Brewer 

Sub-total 

29 MUSIC 

E . A. Thormdsgaard 6,400 7,2W 800 400 

Ralph C . Briggs 4,750 5,400 6 50 325 

John L, Carrico 5,500 6,100 600 300 

Olav E. Eidbo 5,100 5,800 700 350 

Richard Henderson 

Sub-total 

30 PHILOSOPHY ANDPSYCHOLOGY 

Ceci 1 C . Crawford 7,000 7,800 BOO 400 

John H. Haddox 4,7W 5,3:ld 6X 300 

L, L. Bosworth 5,200 B, 000 800 400 

Paul E. Thetford 

33 ENGINEER IMG 

Floyd A. Decker 

Eugene M. Thornas ( 114 T) 

Ralph M. Coleman 

Paul C. Hassler, Jr. 

Clarence J . Cervenka 

Philip W . Young 

Howard C. Vanzant 

Walter Ducoff 

Sub-total 

34 MINING AMD METALLURGY 

Joseph C. Rintelen, Jr. 7,300 7,800 500 250 

Guy E. Ingersoil 5,500 6,100 600 300 

Miles C. Huffstutler, Jr. 5,600 6,000 #0 200 

Sub-total 18,400 19,900 1,500 750 

GRAND TOTAL $657,023,50 $727,873.50 $70,850 35,425 

Off ice of t ,~c 

Dean of hornen 

2. Change the appointment of Mrs. Louise Resley, Acting Dean of Women, 

from 1/2 time at a salary of $2,625 for nine months to 3/4 time for the 

Second Semester, the additional $@6.25 to be paid from the Unallocated 

Salaries Account. Mrs. Resley will serve as Assistant Professor of 

Mathematics, 1/4 time, during the Second Semester a t a salary of 

$656.25, and as Dean of Nomen, full-time, during the three months of 

the Smer Session a t a salary of $1,750, making the total salary $7,000 

for twelve months. (I4 J3.C. No. 81).

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3. Transfer $4,300, the salary budgeted for Mr. William H. Thonson, 

Instructor, to the Unallocated Salaries Account. Mr. Thonson is on 

leave of absence for the 1958-59 Long Session and has not been replaced. 

(R.B,c. Na. 92). 

Bioloqical Sciences 

4. Change the appointment of 'Mr. James 0. Reeves, Assistant Professor 

at a Long Session salary of $5,200, to 1/2 time for the Second Semester 

at a salary of $1,300, (R.B.C. No. 85). 

Economics and Business Administration 

5. Grant a leave of absence for the Second Semester to Mrs. Stella M. 

Smith, Assistant Professor at a salary of $4,900, because of illness. 

(R.B.c. NO. 79). 

6. Appoint Mrs. Varna Lee Krebs as Instructor for the Second Semester 

at a nine months salary rate of $4,500. (R.B.c. No. 80). 

Geoloqy 

7. Approve the promotion of Mr. William S. Strain from Assistant Pro- 

fessor' to ~ssocigte Professor, effective as of September 16, 1958. 

Since Mr. Strgin was given a substantial increase in salary this year, 

no further increase is requested at this time. (R .B,c, No. 78). 

His tory, Government, and Sociology 

8. Transfer $2,000 budgeted for fnstructor, Part-time, to the Unallocated 

Salaries Account, (R.B.c. No, 91). 

Mathematics and Physics 

9. Change the appointment of Mrs. Louise Resley from Assistant Profes- 

sor, 1/2 time at a salary of 82,625 for nine months, to 1/4 time for 

the Second Semester at a salary of 9656.25. (R.B.c. No. 82). 

Music 

10. Transfer $4,200 budgeted for Mr. Charles Simpson, Instructor, to 

the UnalSocated Salaries Account. Mr. Simpson resigned prior to 

September 16, 1958. (R .B.c, No. 93). 

Enqineerinq 

11. Change the appointment of Mr. Jack J. Bourquin far the Second 

Semester from Instructor, Part-time, at a salary of $1,350 to Full- 

time at a salary of $2,250, the additional $900 to be paid from the 

Unallocated Salaries Account. (R.B.C. No, 741, 

12. Cancel the appointment of Mr. Donald J. Fries, whose appointment 

for the Second Semester as Assistant Professor of Engineering at a 

nine months salary rate of $5,000 was approved by the Board of Regents 

at its meeting on December 12-13, 1958, since he accepted another 

position prior to February 1, 1959. (R .I3 .C. No. 89). 

Nur s in 

13, Change the name of Miss Abigail Arkins, i~ssistant Professor, to 

Mrs. Abiqail A, Urison since she has recently married. 

Educational Television Proqram 

14. Apprapria te $360 from the Una l loca ted Salaries Account to provide 

funds for salary supplement for Mr. Virgil C. Hicks, Associate Prof e5- 

sor of Radio, as compensation for additional work in planning and 

coordinating the Educational Television Program sponsored by the Texas 

Education Agency. (R ,B .C . No, 88) .

Current Restricted Funds 

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15. Appropriate $305 from the Unappropriated Surplus - Frank B. 

Cot ton Trust Income Account as Texas klestern College1 s matching 

contribution to the Na t i.onal Oef ense Student Loan Fund account. 

The Department of Health, Education, and Welfare has approved a 

Federal contribution of $2,737 and payment in that amount has been 

received. 

16. Appropriate $1,200 from the Unappropriated Surplus - Frank B. 

Cotton Trust Income to set up an account for payment of expenses inci- 

dental to the inaugural ceremony of President Smiley on December 13, 

1959, (R.B.C. No. 73). 

17. Transfer $275 from the Unallocated Rese~ve for Salarieszurrent 

Restricted Funds Budget to provide funds for an increase in salary in 

this amount for the Second Semester. This is following the policy of 

teaching salary increases in the General Funds Budget. The additional 

amount will be paid to Mr. Abraham Chavez, Jr., making his new nine 

months rate $4,850. (R.B.c. No. 86). 

SCHELLENGER LABORATORY.--Approve the following appointments under lihite 

Sands hiissile Range Contract No. 29-WO-ORD-1237: 

1. Miss Aurora Villegas as Rescarch Physicist for the Second Semester 

at a salary of $2,250, (R .B.c. No, 77). 

2. Mr. Harold S. Slusher, Instructor in Mathematics at a Long Session 

salary of $4,600, as Research Physicist, 1/4 time, for the Second 

Semester a t a salary of $575. (R.B.C. No. 76). 

3. Change the appointment of Mr. Jack S. Bourquin, Research Engineer, 

from 314 time a t a salary of $2,925 to 112 time for the Second Semester 

at a salary of 5562.50. Mr. Baurquin will teach full-time in the 

Department of Engineering during the Second Semester at a nine months 

salary rate of $4,500. (R.B.c. Mo. 75). 

4. Mr. Stanley L, Smith as Research Physicist for the Second Semester 

at a salary of 12,250. (R.B.c. No. 90). 

U. S . PUBLIC HEALTH SEW1 CE GRANT, --Approve the following appointments 

under LI .S .P .H .S , - PJ XH Research Grant 5510; 

1, Mr. James D, Reeves, Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences at 

a Lonq Session salary of $5,200, as Ca-investigator, 3/4 time, for the 

period February 1 - Way 31, 1959 at a salary of $1,950. (R.B.C. No. 83). 

2. Mr. E. James Landers, Associate Profe,ssor of Biological Sciences at 

Long Session salary of $5,600, as Co-investigator, 114 time, for the 

period February 1 - May 31, 1959 at a salary of $700, (R .B .C. No. 84). 

CONTRACTS--The following contracts have been executed on behalf of 

Texas Western College by Pr~siderlt J . R . Smiley. I recommend approval 

and ratification of signature. 

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1. Modification No. 1, Supplu~nental Agreement to Contract No. DA 29- 

040-ORD-1332 with White Sands Missile Range covering research in Design 

and Development of Remote Recording Systems. This modification in- 

creases the scope of wvrk, extends the term of the contract from Feb- 'r- 

ruary 1, 1950 to April 30, 1959, and increases the allotment of funds ' ~$36 

from $12,000 to $17,000.

1 

2, Modification No. 7, Supplemental Agreement to Contract No. DA-29- 

0404RD-1237 covering Research and Analysis of Certain Acoustical and . . 

Meteorological Data. This madif ication increases the scope of work, ! "' , ,-, 

provides for tlre purchase of certain supplies and equipment, and increases 

the amount of the contract from $447,751.40 to $497,751.40, 

r - - ,, ;,.& 

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3. Supplement No. 1 to Contract NO. V3065V-416 with the Veterans Ad- 

ministration changing the rate for reader service for veterans requir- 

ing it from 60$ per hour to $1.00 per hour, and the rate for tutoring - 

service from $1 .U0 per hour to 53.00 per hour. Also approve Renewal -- ! ). Z < 

Agreement No. 1 to Contract V3065V-416, as amended by Supplement No. 1, 

to be effective as of November 24, 1958 and extending through August 21, 

1959, 

GIFTS.--The following gifts have been received by Texas Viestern College. 

I recommend acceptance and that the thanks and appreciation of the Board 

of Regents be sent the donors; by the Secretary, except in the case of 

gifts of $100 or less which I have been authorized to accept on behalf 

of the Board. In the case of scholarships where the recipient is designated 

by the donor, it has been asc.ert.ained that the donor is a charitable 

or pS l ic foundation and the donation does not constitute an 

evasion of taxes. 

1. A check in the amount of $2,046.88 has been received from the Miners 

Schalarship and Developnent Committee, El Paso, for deposit in the Band 

Uniform Fund. This is the amount that, in addition to contributions 7~ 

previously reported, is needed to complete payment for Band Uniforms 

recently purchased, 

A check in the amount of $3,000 has bean received from the lliners --:[*% 

.Scholarship and Development Committee, El Paso, for deposit in the 

Advertising Fund. 

3. The Darbyshire Steel Company, Inc. of El Paso has given $500 for y/$L 

scholarships for the 1959-60 Long Session. These funds are to be 7: 

awarded to Civil or Electrical Engineering students by the College 

Scholarsh ip Cami ttee . 

4. The Sertorna Club of E l Paso has given $200 for scholarships for the 74 

1959 Spring Semester. These awards are to be made without restrictions 

by the College Scholarship Committee. 

($90 

7 , 

5. A check in the amount of $250 has been received from tlw Southv~es- ,- 5!' & 

tern Junior Rodeo Association, Inc . for scholarships to be awarded 

without restrictions for the 1959 Spring Semester by the College Schol- I 

arship Committee. 

6. The Rotary Club of El Paso has given an additional $195 for schol- 

arships for the 1959 Spring Semester. These are awarded without re- 

strictions by the College Scholarship Committee. 

7. 'The Reuben Weinstein Lodge No. 509, B'nai B1rith, of El Paso has 

given $200 for scholarships for the 1958-59 Long Session. These are 

to be awarded by the College Scholarship Committee as follov!s: $100 

designated as the Btnai Btrith Sch-olarship to a stude T. 706i~ 

Science field, and $100 desiqnated as tnc 4. eklernor ia 1 Scholar 

-- b- 

ship to a student majoring in Philosophy or Psychology. - ---'--I --_> 7- 

, A 

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8. The Jefferson High School ( ~l Paso) Parent-Teacher Association has 

t given a scholarship in the amount of $200 for the 1959 Spring Semester, f- -1 -3 7 

naming the recipient. This is a continuation of donor's scholarship 

assistance program.

9. The Feinberg Foundation, Inc. has given a scholarship in the amount 

of 8450 for the 1959-60 Long Session. This is s renewal of a scholar-

The following gifts of $100 o less have been made to Texas Western 

College and proper 

donor a : 

ment has been made by the College to the 

1. The Pilot Club, El Paso, has given a scholarship in the mount of 

$100 for the 1959 Spring Semester to he administered without restric- 

tions by the College Scholarship Camnittee. 

2. The Ladies hlac Counci L No. 335 of E l Paso has given a $100 

scholarship for the 1959 Spring Semeste.r, naming the recipient. This 

is a new scholarship fund. 

3. The First Presbyterian Church of El Paso has given a scholarship 

in the amount of $100 for rhe 1959 Spring Semester, naming the recipient. 

This is a new scholarship fund. 

4. The sum of $75 has been received from the Club Los Lanceros Latina 

Americanae aa a echolarship for the 1959 Spring Semester. The donor 

has named the recipient . 

5. Tile Los Cmpadres Club of El Paso has given a scholarship in tbe 

mount of $100 for the 1959 Spring Semester, naming the recipient. 

This is a continuation of donor's scholarship Assistance program. 

6. The Lakeside Harmony Shop of El Paso has given $62.50 as a scholar- 

ship for rhe 1959 Spring Semester. The award is to be made by the 

College Scholarship Cormnittee to a music student. 

7. The El Paso Piano Company has given a scholarship in the mount of 

$50.00 for the 1959 Spring Serraester. This award I s to be made by the 

College Scholarship Committee to a student majoring in music. 

8. The El Paso County Cauncil of Parents and Teachers has given a 

$100 scholarship far the 1959 Spring Semester, naming the recipient. 

This is a continuation of donor's scholarship assistance progrm. 

OUT-OF-STATE TRIPS. --I recommend approval of the following out-of-etate 

trips for staff members listed, expenses to be patd from Maintenance 

and Travel funds unless otherwise shown: 

1, President J. B. Smileg to Kansas City, Missouri, January 5-9, 1959, 

to attend e meeting of the Association of American Colleges. 

2. Mrs. Abigail A. Urison, Assistant Professor of Nursing, to Oklahoma 

City, Oklahoma, January 13-17, 1959, to attend the regional meeting of 

the National League for Nursing. xi+: .. 

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3. Mr. Russell C. Brinker, Professor of Engineering, to Los Angeles, - 

CaliEornia, February 7 -14, to represent the institution at the national 

convention of the American Society of Civil Engineers. .;,, 

4. President J. B. Smiley to Chicago, Illinois, February 24-March 5, 

1959, to attend a rneering of the Association for Higher Education. 

5. Mr. J. M- Whiraker, Registrar and Director of Admissions, to Pitrs- 

burgh, Pennsylvania, Aprfl 20-24, 1959, to attend a meeting of the 

American Association of College Registrars a d Admissions Officers. 

6. Mr. Rex E. Gerald, Curator of the Museum, to Santor Fe, NewMexico, 

March 27 -30, 1959, to return loan exhibit of Southwest Indian Paintings 

and to search for ethnolbgical and archaeological specimens for museum 

purchase.

7. Miss Edna M, Barnett, Manager of the Bookstore, to New York City, 

April 23-May 1, 1959, to attend the National Convention of the National 

Association of College Stores. 

8. Mr. Russell C. Brinker, Professor of Engineering, to Tucson, 

Arizona, April 10-12, 1959, to present a gaper and to serve on a panel 

at the BienniaL Arizona Land Surveying Conference to be held at the 

University of Arizona, 

9. Mr. Russell C. Brinker, Professor of Engineering, to Pittsburgh, 

Pennsylvania, June 13-20, 1859, to attend the Annual Meeting of the 

American Society for Engineering Education. Mr. Brinker v~ill present 

a paper and, as Chairman of the Civil Engineering Division, will take 

part in several group meetings of the Society. 

10. Mr. Jack Yuthas, Dean of Student Life, and Mr. Louis Stamatakos, 

Dean of Men, to Cleveland, Ohio, Idarch 22-27, 1959, to attend a meeting 

of the American College Personnel Association, their expenses to be 

paid from the Advertising Fund. 

11. Mr. J. C, Rintelen, Jr., Professor of Mining and Metailurgy, 

May 17-30, 1959, to conduct the senior field trip to inspect mines and 

mills in Amarillo, Texas; Leadville, Colorado; Salt Lake City, Utah; 

and intermediate points. 

INSTATE-TRIPS.--1 recommend approval of in-state trips for Mr. Wayne E. 

Fuller, Associate Professor of History, and Mr. James C. Harvey, 

Assist-ant Professor, both of whom will present papers at the Annual 

Meeting of the Southwest Social Science Association in Galveston, 

March 25-30, 1959, expenses to be paid from the Maintenance and Equip- 

ment account, Department of History, Government, and Sociology. 

ADhlINISTRATX0N.--Effective the First Term of the Summer Session, 1959, 

I recommend the following appointments, details of salary and teaching 

assignments to be submitted in the Sumer Session budget: as Dean of 

the School of Arts and Sciences, Professor Anton H. Berkrnan, presently 

Chairman of the Department of Biological Sciences and Acting Dean, 

Graduate Division; as Acting Dean of the Graduate Divisian, Professor 

C. A. Puckett, presently Professor of Education and Dean, School of 

Arts and Sciences. Dean Puckett will retire at the close of the 

academic year 1959-60, 

Sincerely yours,

TKE LZJIVERSITY OF' TEXAS MEDlCAL M C H 

GALIrESMN 


Thc University of Texas 

Ausiin lzl Texas 

Dear Dra Wilson: 

March 2, 1959 

The f olloving docket I s sutlmi tted f n r your approval. and presentation to 

the Board of Regents at its meeting in Austin, Texas, on March 13-14, 

1953: 

1958-52 Budget 

- 

Goneral Admini stration 

-- 

Executive Director's Office 

1" Appoint Dr. ~.?rank Connally as Assistant Ex~cutivc Director, at 

a salnry rate of $15,000 for twelve months, effective September 2, 1958. 

Fuiids to come from Unallocated Salaries - Teaching. Dr. ConnaLly al~o receives $52000 per ar.num (from National Fund fnr Medical 

~rmt) ss Assistan4 Professor of Obatetrlcs and 

Cnrh twelve month?, $20,000, (RRC No. 87) 

2. C r a t Dr. II. F~ailk Connally, Assistat Executive Director, at a salary 

rate uf $151000 for twelve months> and Assistant Professor of Obstetrics 

md Gynecology, at a salary rate of $5,000 for twelve months fram the 

National Fund for Medical Education Grant, a leave I]? absence, wi4.hou-L 

salary, ['or tYle period Jan~tn~r~y 31, 1359 through Fcbruary 2fl, 1959, (RBC 

NO. i56) 

-- 

Dean of Medicine 

Patl~clogy - 

3. Increase the salary !;f Dr. Kenneth M. Earle, Assistant Dean of Mcdicine 

(~ndergrad~~.t,e) and Associate ProCessor of Pathulogy, from a salary rate ~f 

$18,000 for twelve mnn-ths, to a salary ra-te of $19,000 for twelve months, 

effect-ivt! September 1, 1958. Funds derived as follows: 

Assistant Dean of Medicine (undergraduate).,. ,. $ 5,000 

Associate Professor of Pathology ,..,,., , ,..... 11,000 

Current Restrict~d Funds, Pathology Fees ... ... 3,000 

Transfer $3,000 (unused) from Assi statit Dean of Medlc.ine (undergraduate) 

in the I?em of Medicine budget to Unallccated Salariu; - Teaching. (RBC 

No. 124 - Unanimously approved by Executive Committee) 

General Expcnses 

Print - Shop 

-ransf cr $6, '(54 from Unappropriated Income and $5,546 from Unappropriated 

Surpl-us to a S2ccial Equipment Accomt. (RBC-NO. 121) 

Mi scel Laneo~xs General Expense 

Transfer $-fronl Urlappropriated Income t o the accout - Institutional 

Merr~beruhip Dues. (RBC No. 140) 

School of Medlcine 

~nesthe~olog~ 

2. Create a positiok~ of Instructor and a~puint; Dr. Joe A. Walker to this 

po~ition at a salary rate of $6,000 for twelve months effective Febrvary 1, 

1359. Wdc to come from Unallocated Salaries - Teaching. (RBC No. 138)

Sellool - of Mecl icinc (knt ' d) 

Dem l,ology 

7. Change the name of Samchai Nilasena, Assistant Profess~r, to Samucl 

Shaw Nilasena, ef ractive Nov~mber 1, 1958. (RBC No. 131) 

1r1 Lernal Medicir~t? 

B. Appoint Dr. James V. warren as Professor and Chairman, at a salary 

ratu of $25,000 for twelve months, effective November LO, 1958, payable 

ES fc11.3 ows: $16,000 rrm General Budget and $ 7,~0 from the Current 

Rcstricted Account - Nat.iona1 k d 

for Medical Educattrm Grant, Unused 

C.inds ($2,350 in the Gcneral ~udget) to be transferred to Unallocated 

Salar! es - Teachln~. (RBC No. 129) 

9. 

Change the staLus of Dr. Edward Randall, Jrq1 Professor (part-time), 

at a salary rate of $3,00G for twelve months, to Professor Ehe~itus, 

7~rith~ut salary, eff cctive Sep-l;ember 1, 1958. {RBC No. 143) \\, -+ 

/ 

salary of Dr. Hyman W, Paley, Instructor, from a salary d,,;- 

10. lncrease t h ~ 

rate of $7,200 fur twelvc months, to a salary rate of 99,000 for twelve *d 

months, ~ffectivc September 1, 1958. Dr. Paley also receives $1,800 pcr 

awJm ac Director of Personnel C1ini.c; total salary for twelve month^, 

$io,fiOO. (RRC No. 1146) (ser Item No, 43 - this docket) 

Neurol ngy - mld Psychiatry 

11. Transfer $6,666.68 from the position Associate Professor, formerly 

occ!~yied by Dr. Warren S. Williams, to the accounts and in the mounts 

isdicated 'below, effective December 23, 1958, 

Secretary $I., 900. 00 

Unttllocatcd Salaries - Teaching 4,766.68 

2 2 . Appcint Dr. Hugh A. Pennal as Ins.tructor, at a salary rate of $6,000 

f,:lr twelve months, ~3 Cjlectil.'~ January 1, 1959, vice Dr. Billy J. Youngbl ond, 

reziped. (RBC No. 152) 

Ob~t,el;r.ics and Gpccolcg 

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l3. AppointUr.11. Fmn~ConrwllyasAsslstantProfessor,ntasalaryrhatt ,,, , . y , 

of $5,000 far twclve months, effective September 2, 1958. h d s to c@mc 

from the Current Restricted Account - l$ational Fund for Medical Educati(x~ , 

Ifr'~f!k. DY. Crmnally also receives $1 5,000 as Assistant Executive Director; -., 

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total salary for twelve months, $20,000. (RBC No. 123) 

1. Incrme&stl the salary of Dr. Leslie Charles Powell, Jr., Inskructus, 

Trcm a salary raLe of $9,000 for twelve months to a salary rate of $10,000 

for twclve rnonth~, effective September 1, 1958, .Funds needed to come from 

!Jm:ll {,caked Sala~ies - TeachLqg. (RBC No. 134 - Unanimously approved hy 

i; he Exe cut ive Com.L t t ea ) 

Pathology 

15. Appoint Mr. Walter E. IIerbsi;, as Research Associate, at a salary ratc 

of $6,4&? fox. twelve months, effective November 1, 1958 through May 31, 

1959, Fmds to come frm Navy Conkract No. ~onr-l598(c34). (RBC No. 128) 

1 Accept the resipatiorl of Dr. Marvine Weatherby, Instructor, at a 

salary rate of $9,000 for twelve months, effective December 31, 1958. 

(RBC NO. 140) 

17. Appoint M-c. Bill Bylander as Chief Electronfc Technologist, at a 

salary rate of $6,468 Por twelve months, effective February 9 1959 

Funds to come from U. So Public Health Service Grant Ilo. ~-2i?cg(~3 and 

~3~1). (RAC No. 163) - 

Pediatrics 

18. Increase the salary of Dr. mellin T. Box, -., from a salary 

rate of $9,000 for twelvc months, to a salary rate of $10,200 for twclve 

month€, tffective September I., 1.958. Funds needed to come from Unallu- . - 

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cated Salarics - Teaching. Dr. Box also receives $1,200 per m u m as 

Medical Con~ultmt from Medical Records Library; total salary for twelve 

months, $11,400. (RBC No. 80 - Unanimously approved by Executive committee) 

19. Increase the salary of Dy- Harry G* E. Stoeckle, Jr,, Associate 

Profeseor, frw a salary rate of $12,300 for twelve months, to a salary ra 

of $13,300 for twelve months, effective September 1, 1.958. Funds needed 

come from Unallocated Sal-aries - Tesching; source of funds to he derived as 

follows : 

$1.2,300 per cxm~rn from Pediatrics md 

1.000 " " from USPHS Contract No. H'T 5~8(~4) 

$13,300 " 

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Total sal-ary. 

(RRC No. 99 Unanimously apprc7reci by the Executive committee) 

20, Accept the resi~~ation uf Mary A. Reeler, Social Work Supervisor In 

Pediatrics at a salarjr rate of $564 for twelve months, and Social Caseworker 

I1 in Medical Case Servlce at a ;alary rate of $5,604 per mum, 

plus $300 per aAmm Prom the Current Re~tricted Account - Hogg Foundation 

Oran.t, effective January 6, 1959. (RBC No. 157) 

Phys1oJ.o~ 

21 . Appoint Dr. Edgar A. Dl.air as Associate Professor, at a salary rate 

of $8,000 for twelve months, effective February 1, 1959. Funds needed 

to colnc from Unal1oca.ted Salarie E - Teaching. (RE3C No. 104) 

2 Increase thc salary of Dr. Johrk Derrick, Assistant Professor, fr 

salary rate of $0,400 for tuelve months to a sal-ary rate of $12,000 fo 

twelve months, effective September 1, 1358. Also, for the period Septern 

1, 1958 througll July 31, 1959, increae~ hjs salary from U, S. hblic Healt 

Service Grmt No. H T - ~ ~ O ( C from ~ ) $1,500 per mum to $3,000 per annun; 

total salary f o twclve ~ months, $15,000. (R8C No. 136 - Unmimously approvcd 

by the Executive cornmi L t;ee ) 

23. Appoint Dr. Wayrw G. Carpenter as Jjlstn~ctor, part-time, without salary, 

for the period January 1, 1959 throligh Amst 31, 1359. (RBC No. 144) 

School of N~wsinp; 

=$;point Bessie M. Nmcc as Assistant Professrjr, at a salary rate of 

$5,600 fol* twelve months, effectTve November 10, 1958. Unused h d s 

($1,073.40) to be tmnsferrcd to Unallocated Salarles - Teakhing. (RBC 

NO. 126) 

25. Appoint Billye J. Brown as Assistant Professor? at a salary rate of 

$5,600 for twclve months, effective November 10, 1958. Unused funds 

($855.61) to be transferred to Unallocated Salaries - Teaching. (RBC No. 

127) 

26, Appoint Jean Bradford, Associate Professor, at a salary rate of 

$6,300 for twelve months, effective December 1, 1958. Unused funds 

($965.32) to he transferred to Unallocated Salarles - Teaching. (RBc 

NO* 130) 

27. Reappoint Mr. George D. White as Research AssocLate, at a salary 

rate of $6,468 for twelve months, effective December 1# 1958. Funds 

to come from U. S. Public Health Service G m t No. ~~-5484(~1)* (R3C 

No. 132) 

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28. Approve the following budget for operations of the fifth year of 

the W. K. Kellogg Foundation Grant for Graduate Education in Nursing, 

effective September I, 1958, under the direction of Miss Marjorie 

IBlp.m 

BarYtholf , Dean. 

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Associate Professor of Pediatric Nursing $ 6,200 

Assistant Professo~ of Medical Sociology 

(one-half salary) 3,750 

Secretary 2,640 

Travel a 

29. mnge the status of Ruth E. &:gelus from Instructor, at a sahry 

rate of $5,000 for ,twelve months, to Assistant Professor, at a salary 

rate of $5,400 for twelve months, effective Jwuary 1, 1959. (RBC NO. 

150) 

30. Accept the resignation of Mr. Sam Schulman, Asststant Professor, 

at a salary rete of $7,500 for twelve months, effective January 31, 

1959; salary derivcd from the Current Restricted Funds - Hogg Foundation 

Grant. (RBC No. 154) 

31. Accept the resignation of Alma L. Mcbniel, Instmotor, at a salary 

rate of $5,000 for twelve months, effective February 14, 1959. (HBc 

NO. 162) 

Organized Research 

Tissue Metabolism Research Laboratory 

32. TY-0 from the position Research TechnicIan 11 to the 

Maintenance m d ~~ui~ment accourl t . (RBC No. 125) 

33. Appoint Dr. AyLen Ugur as Rcscarch Associate, at a salary rate of 

$6,168 for twelve months, effective March I, 1959. Funds to come from 

the Cu~~rent Restricted Account - Scaly & With Foundation Grant to the 

Neurology Research L~lxx-atc~ry. (FBc No. 158) 

Zaborator of Psychiatric Research 

d e budgetary unit ~ captioned Laburstory Of Psychiatric Research - 

Maintenance and Equipment by transferring the funds needed from the sources 

Indicated below; 

Current; Restricted b.du: 

Professional Yefs - Electroencephalopaphy $1,500 

Oil, Gas and Sullfacc Leases on Fifteen 

Acres in Urazuri.~ County, Texas for 

Joh? Sealy Hospital 2,000 

Unappropriated Surplus 2dE 

Hospitals 

Nursing Service 

35. Approve the follnwine transfer of funds to provide for the salaries 

and meals and quarters for two exchange visitor nurses, effective January 

16, -1959: 

Transfer From: 

Nursing Service 

Staff Nurse 

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Nurshg Service 

Exchange Vlsitor Nurse 

Meals and Quarters 

36. Approve the transfer of $10,000 from Staff Nurse appropriation to 

Contract 6pecial Duty Nurses, effective January 1, 1959. (RBC No, 159) 

Medical Records Lihrary 

37. Appoint Dorothy Peek Leake as Acting Chief Medical Records Librarian, 

at a salary rate of $5,880, for the month of November, 1958, only. Funds 

to cme from the pvsitivr~ Chief Medical Records LLbrarian; unused funds 

($6,129) to be transferred to Unallocated Salaries - Non-Teachtng. (RBC 

No. 137) 

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-pate R new positf on of Social Work Supervisor by transferrink. .., . ^< 

$4,165 from Social Caseworker I1 and appoint ~ rjorie LL Gardenier as --._ . 

Social Work Supervisor, at a salary rate of $6,168 for twelve months, 

effective September 1, 1358. (RBc No. 104) 

39. Increase the salary of Mary A. Beeler, Social Caseworker 11, from 

a salary rate of $6,168 for twelve months to a saLary rate of $6,468 

for twelve months, effective September 1, 1958 through January 6, 1959. 

Fbds needed to come from the Current Restricted Account - Hogg Foundation 

Grant. Mss Beeler receives $5,604 from Social Caseworker 11 and 6564 

from the Department of Pediatrics; total salary for twelve months, 

$6,448. (EBc No. 122) (see Stem No. 20 - this docket) 

40, Appoint Agnes C, Ritchie as Social Caseworker II, without salary, 

effective January 1, 1959. WE. Ritchie aleo serves as Instructor in 

Neurology and Psycliiatry at a salary rate of $6,780 for twelve montha; 

salmy derived from U. S. Public Keslth Service Grant No. OM-76(~) I 

(RBC NO. 161) 

Clinical Laboratory 

1. Appoint I&. William K. Perry as Teaching gupervisor for students 

in khe medical technology progrms, without salary, effective Jmuary 

1, 1959. Mr. Perry also serves as Technical Dfrector, hbomtary 

Technoloa, at a salary rate of $6,468 for twelve months. (RBC No. 151) 

Ebdocrine Clinic 

2 Approve the transfer of $318 from Unallocated Maintenance md Equip- 

ment and $4,682 from Unappropriated Surplus to the mdocrlne Clhic - 

Maintenance and Equlpment account. (RBC No. 142) 

Personnel Clinic 

43. Accept the-.resiwtfon of Dr. Hyman W. Paley, Director of Personnel 

Clinlc, at a salary rate of $1,800 for twelve months, effect-lve December 

31, 1958. Dr. Paley will continue to serve as Instructor in Internal 

Medicine at a salary rate of $9,000 for twelve months. (RBC No. 149) 

Poison Control Center 

nppmve the transfer of $320 frm Unapporprlated Income and $30 

from Unallocated Maintenance A d Equlpment to the kintenance and'kuip- 

ment account - Poison Control Center. (RBc No. 141) 

Dietar Semice 

d p r o v e the transfer o l $3~0,150 from the Mlntelance and Equipment 

account to a separate Food account whlch will give better emenditure 

control and eliminate the need for detailed malysis for cost deter- 

mination. (RBc No. 133) 

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Instruct ional Department 6 

Animal Hospital 

Approve the transfer of $1,000 from the Clearing Account to the 

Mnintenancq and Equtpment account, which w ill provide fuAds for equip- 

ment. (RRC No. 135) 

47. Approvc the transfer of $17,500 from Unappropriated Surplus to 

an acccnmi; captiolied Remodeling nf S.S.U. Building for Animal Quarters. 

(RBC NO. 14 5) 

JAMES W. MCLAUGHLIN F'OWSHZP FWD; I recommend approval of the 

fallowing rec~mme~cFatl.c~r~s approved by the Medi.ca1 Branch McLaugldin 

Cormnittee for the James W. McLa~&lin Fellowship Fund: 

1. Approve till: t;rm-sf er of $20,000 f~om thc James W. McLaughlin 

Fellow~hip Fund, Accourrt No. 93>090, to McZaughlin Grant Accowt, 

No. 934490, to provide funds for the remodeling of the laboratory 

area on the 2nd floor ~?f the Gail Forden Building and to purchase 

equipment for.. research in Lhe field of inf ectinn and immunity. 

2. Xncrease the equipment account of Dr. T. J. St~rr's Postdoctoml 

ell ow ship by $2,268 tc provide funds for the purchase of fluorescence 

microscopy equipment. 

WAIVER OF NEPOTISM: 1 re c~mend that the Arlti-Nepotism Rule (as 

approved by the Board of Regents March 17, 1951) be waived in favor 

of Mrs. Dorothy Whitney Anigsteln, Assistant Professor in Microbiology, 

wife of Dr. Ludwik Anigstein, Professor of Preventive Medicine and 

Public BeaZkh, ef-EecZ;.iv~ September 1, 2958. 

-- SAL;E OF SURPLUS PROPERTY: I recornend pur approval of the sale of 

275 boiler Lubes, a'' OO.., 9 Suge, 18 feet long, to Hahn & Clay 7 

Machine and Boiler Wo~ks, 5100 Clinton Drlve, IlousLor1, Texas, on the 

basis nf a high 'tlrirl of $3,865. 

WVEWpEllrT CONTRACTS -- AND GWJTS: The fclllowl~ig contract€ and grants 

have been negotiat~d bjr the B?;siness Mmlagerh md llave been sigped by 

the 'Executive Director upor1 tllc rcconme~ldatlon of the academic director 

and the Business bknager, snd approved by the Comptroller rmd President, 

I recommend your approval and llatification or signatures: 

1. Grant No, C-4207, by which the Department of Health, Education, and 

We are, Publtc Health Servlce, provides $41,452, for the period December 

19 58 through KO- ember 30, 1959, for thepurchase of Electron Microscopes 

This project is direeked hy Dr. Kowarmd C. Hopps, Chairman and Professor 

of the Department of Patholam. 

2. Grant No. D-768( cl ) , by which the Department o.C He87 th, Education, ' 

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and Welfare, Public Health Service, provides $3,836, for the period 

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@'ember 1, 1958 through November 30, 1959, for research on the Develop- % 

ment of thc Palntc and Lip in Kcc. This project is directed hy Dr. 

Rmce E. Walker, Assistant Professor of Anatomy. 

3. Grant No. M-2698, by which the l3epartmen.t of Heal-th, Education, and -,. 

elfare, Public Health Senice, provides $6,773t for the period January 

1957, through December 31, 1959, for research on Photically Elicited 

EEG Arousal in Mental Disease. This project is directed by Dr. Willlam 

P. Wil~on, As~oclate Professor of Psychiatry. 

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4. Grant No. ~~-3259(~3), by which the Department of: Health, Education, ' 

and Welfare, Public Health Service, provides $9,'130, for the period 

April 1, 1959 through krch 31, 1360, for research on Immunologic Studies 

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of Protein gynthcsls In Leuke~a, This project is directed by Dr. Howard 

C. Hopps, Chairman and Professor of the Department of Pathology. 

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by 'dhich Lhc Department of Health, Mucation, )j! ,J 

5 Grant No. ~~~-53l-4, 

and Welfare, Publlc Xealth Service, provides $51,2n, for the period 

flenlber 1, 1958 through Novemijrr 36, 1 for a gra(11iate training 

program for research and teaching if1 intemai medicine (human cardiac 

vascular physiology). This project is directed by Dr. James V, Warren, 

C)laimn and Professor of t .h~ Department of Internal Medicine. 

6. Grant No. A-2824, hy which the Department (if Heal-th, Education, 

an.d Welfare, Public Heal ti1 Service, provides $17,1136, for the period )he, 

on Studies on 

a New Type Gasfy5.c S~ri?sl;l-k,l: kif!; Pr'l, let. Ttlio -2rc Jec!t is r!:j.rected by 

Dr. Erlgar J. Poth, Professor of Surgery. 

-11ary 1, 1959 t'lr.>:a;;;, Dcccir,!?~ 31., 1459, t'c:rx r~:ie~r~h 

7. G~ant 

Lo. ~-13~d+ (12 ) , by wh tck; i ,')?e D~:partl~ent of Health, Education, 

wid We1 fa,re, Pr~'!i: ic HeeAl.k,l. Sc:*lr:ce, ~rvvides $3,709, for the period 

February 1, l9>3 throum January 31, 1960, for research on Isolation 

+.nd I;?-iarac terizatios~ of &zymes kvulved -Ln the Riological Activity 46 

of Tt~ioctic Ac3.3. This project is directed by Dr. Gerald R. Seaman, 

Associate Professor of Micrublology. 

8, Grant No. ~~-549.'*(~), Fj, w71.lc31 the Department of Health, Education, 

aria Welfare, P~biic Heaith Ser~ice, pruvides $2,300, fur the pcriod 

rch 1, 1959 thriagh Fehr~x-ry 29, 2960, for research on Phosphates 

Sc;wai;c. This project is directed by Dr. C. H. Cormell, Prof cssor 

of Preventive Med.ic;x~e a12d Plbiic Realth . 

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Grant No. RG-61-91 (A), hy which the Department of Health, Edxcat ion, 

ardW~LPare~RbllcHeaItLSemi.~e,provide~$2,287, firtheperiod ;,,?(i:* 

March I, 1959 through Fellwry 29, 1960, for research cln Regeneration 

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and Repair of the Intestine. This pruject Is directed by Dr. W. Keith I 

O'Steen, Instructor in hatmy. 

10. Crmt No. 2E- c6, 'kg wl,:.c l.: Pepari;xen% of Heslth, Ed 11.cat. ioa, 

5qe 

and Wrl.:la,r.r, P-~:lli j.c iieaj k!r Sr.!.ujcep pnvi?cs $7,612, for the period )h - \ 2 '/ ''kh 

June 1, 1959 thrcu~h Map _ill j ;1%!3, f a graduate training rin Tropical 

Medicine md Paras5 to; :JAY. F.,ia p~c.jczl; is directed by Dr. S. Allen 

Xcobt, Prof PR si)r uf Pib? v+?r7 ';-'?,re M?3 lcr',ne and. Pub]-ic Health. 

11, Grant No, 2~- ~;l?S[~lj , by wh-lc'n the Department of Health, Education, 

and XelPare, Pub: ic IIen-i t;h SET, Lde, provides $25,000, for the period \ 

April 1, 1959 through hkrch 31, 1960, to aid in training neuropathologists 

/ for careers as teacher-investigators. This project, is directed by Dr. 

Kemeth M. Earl?, Associate Professor of Pathology, and Dr. Homrd C, 

Hopps, Professor and Chairman of the Department of Pathology. 

12. Grant No, OM-~~(CL), by krhich the Department of Health, Education, 

- d Welfare, Public Health Senrice, p-ovides $39,921, for the period 

April 1, 1959 through March 31, 1960, for research on a Mdtiple Impact . 1." 

Brief Psychotherapy Program. l%is project is directed by Dr. Harold 

A. Godishian, and Dr. E. C. Mchald, Jr,, Assistant Professor and 

Associate Professor of Newology md Psychiatry, respecLively. 

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13. Letter of Extension, dated Febluary 11, 195g3 by which the Departof 

Health, Education, and Welfare, Public Health Service, extends ' 

termination date of Grmt No. FT-109, without additional funds, 

3, 1960. The project is directed by Miss brJorie Bartholf, 

Dean of the School of Nursing. 

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14, Letter of Extension, dated February 2, 1353, by which the Department 

& Health, Education, and Welfare, PulJic Health Service, extends the 

termination date oP Grant No. a-9154, without additional funds, to June /,j!~ 

30, 1959. This project is directed by Dr. Hamilton F, Ford, Profeasor 

of Neurology and Psychiatry. 

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15. Amendment No. 1 to Contract. Nu. ~onr-1598(03) , by which the Depart- L, 

ment of the Wy, provides an additional $5,128, and extends the contract J> f!! 

August 31, 1957, mil establishes 31$ of direct labor as a provisional over- 

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head rate begirlr~ing September 1, 1358. The research project is directed 

by Dr. William C. Levin, Associate Professor of Internal Medicine, 

86. Supplemental Agreement No. 2(59-169) to Air Force Contract No. 41 \ , fi - 

(657) -93, by which the Department of the ALr Force, fixes the overhead b; 

date, of the Schedule, at 3146 of direct labor for the period September 

1, 1956 throum June 30, 1.957. 

27. Supplemental Agreement No. 4(5~-168) to Air Force Contract No, 

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AF 18(600)-1263, by whi.ch the Department of the Air Force, fixes the 

erhead rate, of the Schedule, at 31% of direct iabur, for the period h! 13 

Aptember I, 1956 throu& Augr~st 31, 1957, and estabiishes 3% uf 

direct lahur as a provisional overhead rate bepinnirlg September 1, 

1958, The research is directedby Dr, C. M. Pomerat, Professor of 

Anatomy. 

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* Supplemental Agreement No. I.(%-152) to Air Force Contract No. 

41(6$7)-198, by which the Deparbent of the Air Force, provides 

$13,698 ixlcreas~, exi;~:~ils the ternination date to Jm~rary 31, 1960, 

and amends the ~rovisional overhead rat;e to read 31$ of direct labor, 

effective X~?ptem't,er 1, 1958, until a negetiated rate i~ cibtaIne[l. 

The research is directed %y D-r. Go Ma Pomesnt, Professor of Anatomy. 

29. Grant NSF-~~104, by which the National Science Foundatirm, pro- 

vides $20,700, for the period January 1, 1959 through December 31, 1961, ,?,'f,- 

or research on Origin and Ehwlution of Xost Para~ite Relationship. 

This project is d.irected by Dr. Leroy J. Olson, Assistant Professor of 

Microbiology. 

CONTRACTS, AG-TS ( RUSINES ) 

COITIXACTS: The following contracts have been execu,ted on behalf of 

The Urli.versi.l;y of Texas Medical Branch by the officials indicated, f 

recomerid agpreval a d ratification of signatures: 

1. Interagency CG-C)pera,t,iun Contract Mo. 4413-336, signed by 13r. John 

R. Tru~11'~w~ EXF,CUL~~TC Director, and Mr. E+ D. Walker, Business Mmager, 

by which the State uf Te,ms Depahment of Health, provides $100 for 

travcl expcnsc; =d per diem fay Dr. Carl Nau, Professor of Preventive 

Medicine and fiblic Health, to attend the meetings of the Advisory Committee 

Qn Personnel TrsFning , for the period December 8, 1958 through 

Jme 3Q3 1953. This contract was signed by the State Board of Control 

on December 8, 1959. 

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2. Interagency Co-Operation Contract No. 4413-333, sigmed by Dr. John 

B. Truslow, Executive Director, aszd Mr. E. D. Walker, Business hager, 

by which the State of Texas Department of Health provides $9,040, for 

the period December 1, 1358 through June 30, 1959, for support of a 

clinical program in the We1.l Child Conferences and Maternity Conferences 

of Galveeton Gouty, and to InstZtute and maintain a cytology screening 

program for the ~bstetrical conferences. This contract was signed by 

the State Board of Control on Tiovember 25, 1958. 

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CONTRACTS AN13 AGREXMEWTS (ACADEMIC) NONGO- SPONSORED, INLZUDING 

RESEARCH GRAKPS DISTINGUISMELE FEOM GIFTS 

Contracts: The f ollowlng ccntracts have been executed on behalf of The 

University of Texas Medical Branch by the Executive Director. I recommend 

approval and ratification of signatures: 

1. The grner-Chllcott Laboratories, Morris Plains, New Jersey, have 

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sent a check in the amount of $5,500 for research on The Use of Pacatal )\&-'< 

., In Marked Hypothemia to Produce Cardiac Standstill and the Resuscitation 

of the Hypothermic Heart. mris proJect is directed by Dr. Charles R. ii 

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2 The Life Insurance Medical Reeearcb Fund, 345 East 46th Street, 

New York 17, N. Y *, bs awarded a grant in the &ount of $16,500, for 

the period July 1, 1959 to June 30, 1961, fur flwther support of research l'if, 

on Functional Distension of the Kidney, under tb direction of Dr. Howard 

G. Swam, Professor oP Physiology.. 

3. The UpJohn Capany, 3Gl Benrietta Street, Kdmzoo, Michigan, has 

sent a cheek in the amount of $3,030 far continuing support of research fi .$ 

on Trypanos- Gemhiense and Trypanos- Rhodesiense Infections in Mice y\ J 

for the period Janll~ry 1, 19539 tboal@;ka December 31, 1959, This project 

is directed by Dr. A. Psckehmian, Professor of Microbiology. 

%. The Life Inaurmce Medical Research F bd, 345 East 46th Street, 

New York 17, N, I., h a awmded a grant in the mount of $19,- for 

research on Factors :nflucneing Cardiac Output in Man, for the period 

July 1, 1959 through June 30, 1961 !This project is directed by Ilr , 

James V. Warren, Ckimm a-nd Profsssor of the Department of Xntermal 

Medicine. 

5. The Tobaceo 1ndfilst-k.y Resewch Ccmnm.Sttee, 1w East Forty Second 

Street, New York 17, No Y.,, has awarded a grant in the amout of 

$12,880 for eontiauing reskw~h on Tissue Culture Studies of Human ,! 13" 

Lung, for the perf& Maz-ch 1, 1959 through February 29, 1960, plus ?;*,\ fi -, pj 

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w augplment sf $l,JTOCI to cover a deficit in the grant for the 

ealcndm year March 1, 13:E thro~gh February 28, 1959. This project 

is directed by Dr. 6, M, Pcrmerht, Profe6ss~ of Anatomy and Director 

of the Tissue Metabolism HesewcB Labomtory* . :,. I;L 

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6- Gerber Baby Foods, 5W1 S m kandra Street, Oakland, California, 

have sent a cheek en the mount of $5,000 as w. Grant-in-Aid for the 1' .fid i "'& 

year 1958-59 for contfnnl.ng sup-port of research on Fat NutrLtion 

Studies. This project is directed 'by Dm Arild E. Elamem, Professor 

and Chairman of the Depment of Pediatrics. 

7. Smith Kline 8a French Foundationt Philadelphia 1, Pennsylvania, 

has sent a check I.n the m.omt of $3,m for support of research on 

Calvium Binding in Nerve and Musclep under the direction of Dr. 

F. Hermum Rudenberg, Assistant Professor of Physiology. 

8. The Wpjohn Cwwy, Wmazoo, MSebbigrlm, has sent two checks, 

one in the mount of $3,500 and the other in the mwnt of $640, 

for research on bicxlssety of diuretf cs - U-5641 and U-7047. This 

project 1s directed by Dr. Arthur Ruskin, Associate Professor of 

Internal Medfclne . 

9. The UpJohn Cemgarrgr, Wmnazoo, Michigan, hw sent two checks, each 

in the amount of $750, which represent the firat and second quarterly 

paymerate on w $3,000 renewal grant for rasewch on Studies of Antibf otice 

asd CombLations of htlbiotics, for the ye= 1958-59. This prodect Is 79':' 

directed by Dr, J* bed Mullina, Professor sf Dernaatology. 

. GI&: The follavlng gifts aad grants have been received at the Medical 

Breach'. I rec-nd acceptmce and that the a-gpreeicttion of the B& 

of Regents be sent the aonors by the See~etazy. 

A 1 The American Medical Education Feundat ion, 535 North Dearborn Street, ---L~ 

Chtcugo 10, TlXfmfa, has sent a check in the amount of $13,679.10 as 

a grant-in-aid t o the teaching budget. 

L '1 

2. Galveston Be& Assocf&tion hes sent et check in the mount of $500 fl 'L 

for support of the Childrenss HeaJPt Clinic, under the directfon of Dr. - t 

Stmckle, Asscciste Professor of Pedlatrica . Address acknowledge- flQ 

merit to Ws. Jeanne Sehmb, Secretary, Gdveston Heart Association, 

902 Market Street, Galveston, Texas. 

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Braaoria 60~nty EewL Assoeiatl,on, 229 Parking Way, Lake Jackeon, , : ,, 

Pkxas, has. sed n ckerh in the mount of $500 for supp0l.t of themn /-!f:+ , 

Heart S u r w Prcm~, >under the direction of Dr. John R.. Derrick, 

Assfstant Professor of SnsgePy* Address weknmfledgemtnt to Dr. 0. L, 

Johnson, President, Brazorta County He& AeaoefatlonL 

' 4 Bike Uh3ratories# Ine,, W e Pl~ce, South Bomlk, Coacticut, 

have sent a check in the amount of $500, representing a grant cornmuwpatfng 

mke Ia%,tlr&kriesP 30th &mfvtrsaxyt to the Department of 1 ti 

knmtolo&y $.-r" ss, ' .i-:?.V. f' 5,' md/~r rll1fniea.L research ,. The project to 

be directed br Gr, ,j, E'rai W~11%m~ Cha3mm and Pr~ftssor of the 

Ibem~:llt of LF %9k0l.0@J 

. . 

o 

5. Dcole Ghm n;r rKk Zrrc ., 

7hove sent n e&,elr ir, ~he m~wt of Om as an unrestricted grant for ' 

w.aa by t$e Degisl?+xer~,+. ,n,f IXmmtoiow, under the directton of Dr. if. 

Fred Mullrrrsa, P:sy:f essrr ?ad C b i m 

,+ ,-, 

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109 West 6kth Street, New York 23, N. Y., i I. , .. " 

of %he Department of Dematolo~, 

6 V2ctcrl-r F:i%~ll:~ 2~1rd:,k A~so~Iatim hAB sent a cheek in the emmt , 

of $786,k2 for. s11g3:~23 oZ cardimascuhx resemch under the direction 

of Dr. Ga~rge Ref-~w~~n., Frofesesr of Internal Medicine; address acknowledgement 

to Mr, Dfi%r,;d En SheSfPeld, Victoria Hatioaal Bank, Box 615> Victoria, 

Texas 

k\fi 

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\7. Howard County Kemwt Association hw- sent e. check In the amount of 

$1,200 Por su~por% o'f the Ogen Hem Surgery Promam, under the direction ,q&. zhib 

of Dro John Ri Mrrl.akc Aaaistant, Srofeseor of Surgery, Address ac- 

knowledgment to ISpr P': C, OfBrien, Chairman of the Board, Howard County 

He& Asso@l%tios, PJ Q3 Box k-07, Big Spring, Texas, 

"8 The Galveatgra Ccta:~$y He& Ass3ciation, 902 Wket Street, Galveston, 

Texw, has sent a r h ~ ~ fr. k the eam~~mt of $200 to be used by the Wbrasy 

to purcbme pTsl.1 ,-.st,: cabs relqtiq tl=l the cardiavasrulaF diseases. 

Address aak~~rnle~9,gemat- 

tcl Mrs , John H. Schb, Execut,ive Secretary. 

9. Mr, Maeo Giuwafr. 2GT Stew& Buildir.., Galveatong Texas, has sent a 1 

. ,,A P* 

eheok in the mm~izt cf $2~1,0W for the purpose of establishing the W o ,]q 2 

Stewart Ubor~trx*,lr ?-s. ':%rdiwa~c~hrResearchas ammorial to the late ?ii 

W o Stewart. TLe 7~'r~~faf~~iry for C8zrii'~~ascuUr Research wf 11 be directed ' 

by Dr, Jmts 7, Ww~en, RcYessor and C W m m of the Department of 

Internd Med-l cr ne 

PO. Mr. Edward C, Meek Willow-Run Farm, Elutehings, Texaa, haa sent a . ;< 

check in the amgut of to be deposited in the Current Restricted /, j I' 

Account - Thmpson-SlngPeton Congenital Facial Deformity Clinic F%d, 

which fe under the direction af Dr. T. Cf. Blocker, Sr,, Professor of 

Plastf c md Maxi llofaePal Swgel-y. 

, Philadelphia 1, Pe-ylvania, has sent a check 

\11. Merck Shsrp & h h e 

f n the mount of $ 7 , ~ to cover the expense8 incurred in connection 

with the Galveaton Endocrinology Syqosium, held February 12-14, 1959; 

expeaditures to be apprcrrrcd by Dr. John B. Truslow, Executive Director. 

Address acknowledgement to Dr. Frederick I. Heath, Director of h- 

feasiwml ReS~tiwns. -. -. , 

)fC 3,-' 

E. he American Women's ~oluntary Service, Galveston, ~e-, haa sent /'I' ' 

a cheek in the mr3mt of $741 -30 fop the purchase of the following hospital 

cquipent ; 

4 Croapattes - Colrnplete $660 .OO 

2 Heavy Duty Polecats 

2 Piek-Me-Up-ma 27 4 90 

2 Gliding Hooks 2.50 

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Address acknowledgement to Mrs, E. 3. Krohn, 4b8 Avenue R*, Galveaton. 

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13. The Hogg Foundation for Mental Health, The University of Texas, : 1 

Austin 12, Texas, has sent two checks, totaling $1,050, to cover a 

fellowship for Dr. Orie L, Forbis, Resident in Neurolw, for the 

period December 1, 1958 through ;Tune 30, 1959. 

14, Johnson & Johnson, New B~wick, New Jersey, have sent a check , 

4' f 

, :I 

in the amount of $2,000 as a grant-in-aid to msist with the tmermes , I- 

fncurred in relatton to a clinical study of Dequdfn and Teoqufl, for ' 

the period January . . 1, 1959 through kc%imbbex.31,. 1959. The project is 

directed by Dr. J. Fred Mullins, Chairman and Professor of the Department 

of Dermatology. Address acknowledgement to Dr. Caviza Hildick, 

Associate Director of Clf nical ~esearch, address above. 

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7 .2 , 

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15. CIRAPharmaceutied Products, Inc., Sumit, N. J., have sent a it,, 

check in the amount of $1,250 as &grant-in-aid to defray the cost ',: 

of investigative work with -__._ SU-5879, under the direction of Dr , George 

R. Hermam, Professor of Internal kdicfm, Address acknowledgement 

to Dr, Edgar A. Sack, address above. 

16. Houston Endowment InG, P. 0. Box 1414, Houston 1, Texas, has F - ! r', ' , 

= 

sent a check In the mount of $500 for supgort of reseach on "Chagae ' ! ' 

Disease," under the direction of Dr. A. A. Packchanfan, Professor 

of MFcroblolom. Address acknowledgement to Mr. F. J. Beyne, Chairman, 

Houston Endme nt , Inc , 

7 . The Rartz Mountain Products Corporation, 36 Cooper Square, New -! i,, 

-, ., 

York 3, N. Y., has sent a check in the amount of $3,000 for support ,i/f,-d2'' 

of research on "Psittacosis, 'I under the direction of Dr. Morria 

Pollard, Director of the Virus Reaearch hboratory. This is an 

extension of a previous gift, previously docketed. 

Gifts less than $100 

18. Mr. C'uthbert Pawell, 1615 W. 5lst Street, Kansas City l2, Missouri, 

has sent a check in the mount of $100 to be deposited in the Current 

Restricted Account "Special flmd to be used for the support of research, )'fi j! -2. "; 

augmentation of certain salaries and travel expenses for you~sr staff 

members to attend medical meetings - Department of Neurology and Psychiatry. 

l 

19. Mr. & Mrs. H. J. Walkers, 350 West St. Anthony Lane, Florissant, )-n- 3 du t" 

Missouri, have sent a check in the amount of $10.00 to be ueed for 

cancer research. 

Y " - 

OUT-OF-STATE TRIPS: I recommend approval of the following out-of-state 

tripe by the staff members listed, their exlpenses to be paid frm the 

aouree of Funas indicated: 

1. Dr. Johes P. Bakker, Instructor, and Dr. Daniel B. Powell, Jr., 

Resident, of the Depw-nt of Gtorhfnolmyngology, April 6-18, 1959, 

to Bloaniqton, Indiana, to attend a course In Otolaryngology held 

annually at The University of Indim Medical Center; their eqenses 

to be paid fram the Current Restricted Account - Olga Keith Wiese Fund. 

2. Dr. Raymudo Bermudez, Resident in Surgery, January 14-19, 1959, to 

Mexico City, Mexico, to participate on a program at the meeting of the 

Singleton Surgical Society of Mexico City; his expenses to be paid frm 

the Current Restricted Account - Professionel Servlcesa By Members of 

Staff - General Surgery. 

3. Dr. T. G. Blocker, Jr., Professor of Plastic and Piaxillofwcial 

Surgery, December 14-15, 1958, to Chicago, Illinofrs, in the capacity 

of consultant to the Atmed Forces, to visit the hosgitaa in which the 

children who hml been burned in the school fire were confined; hie 

emnses to be paid f rcm Navy Contract lo. ~onr 1598 (02) , 

.. 

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4. Dr. HayrrtonLf F. Rlow~t~ Director of Animal Hospital,,December 1-6, 

1958, to Chizago, Il.linois, atter1.d. the annual meeting of the Ani~ml 

Care Pmttl; his expenses to bc paid from the brrent Re~tricted Account - 

National. Fund for Mc3drca.l Ecl ucn,Lion. Grant. 

. Dr. flrr L4el.l Urjel scl~e, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, April 13-15, 

1959, to Sax Frm.cisco, Callfomia, to attend the meeti.ng of the American 

Academy of P~rllat. rics; her. expenses to be paid from Special Activities 

Account - Profess1om.l Pees - Pediatrics. 

6. Dr. Helen ll~vi~ 

.j(~hn~ton, hstrusi;nr ixi Pediatrics, April. 13-55, 1959, 

to Sasl Francisco, Califomlla, to attend the meeting of the Americm 

Acad.emy oP Peel i a t,r-i.cc; II+ r. rxpense:; Lo hr paid from Special Activities 

Account - Prot'essiclrlal Fees - Peclia-tric~. 

7. Dr. E. Sva~r~ Fme, Jr., Associate Professor of Neurology and Psychiatry, 

October 17-2Q, 1958, to Columbus, Ohio, to attend the meeting 

cf the Cmtral Ne~wo-psyzb:!atrLz Assoc.iation; h-i s expenses to he paid 

from the Current Restricted, Accomr~t - Special Fund for Rusidcnt of the 

State Psyc3'rlopath.i~ Hospital. 

8, Dr. D, R. Cclandcr, Assistmt Prof esvor of Biochend sl;ry, J~~n~mry 14- 

20, 1959, to D%i;rhoil:, M:l.ehi.gar~, to attend the annual Wayne Univer~ity 

Spp(~sium; his expenses to be pald f~om U. S. Public Health Service 

Grant No. ~-557(~5). 

9. Mr. Charles M. Cooper, Jr., Assistant Director of Hospitabs, March 

2-4, 1.35'3, to Tor.ot~t,~, Or~I;ario, Cmada, to attend th? Instituke on 

Safety and 1rlcurLmce ~p0n~0red by the American Hospital Association and 

the Canadiar~ Hospital Asscciation; hi2 expenses t.u be paid from the 

Navy Cil;~l, ract No. Tlur*r -'2:'7?(00) . 

1G. Ijrsn E. Frank D:r~t:>~1 

Dec~xhsr 8-12, 1-958, Lo Bo~a Fiatcrt, Florida, to atterul the meeting of 

the Sou.tJb.em S.zgir.al Asso~.lat:i.c~~~; their expenses to he paid from the 

Spez.ln.1 Actlivities Acuo~mt - JTro%essional Fue~ artd. .I. !A. mith., Residents ill Plastic Sul-gery, 

- Plas1;i.r: S~lrgery. 

11, Dr. K~rlzeth M. EarXep Assistm~i; Dcm ~f Medicink, Octo'fier 26-31, 

1958, to Washbgton, 13. C., to past;icipv.t.e in the pcst-gradmte short 

course spon sored by the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology; his expenEes 

tn be paid Yrom U, S, Publie Health Service Grant No. 2 B 5198. 

12. Dr. G. W. N. Eggers, Professor of Orthopedic Swgerg, January 19-29, 

l5!3C3, to Chicago, LlIh~nois, to attend the mcetings of the Amerlcan Bard 

cf Orthopaedic Surgery; his expenses ,Lo be paid from the Wren* Restricted 

Account - Professional Fees - Orthopedics. 

13. Cr. E. Burke Evans, Assistant Professor of Orthopedic Surgery, January 

21-29, 1359, to Chicago, Illinois, t o present a paper at the annual meetings 

of the Ameriew Azndcmy of Orthopaedic Surgeons; his errpenses tc) be paid 

from the Current liestrj.ctqd Account - Professional Fees - Orthopedics. 

14. Dr. Amond S. Go1dnm-1, Instmator in Pediatrics, April 13-15, 1953, 

to San Frmci~co, Califol-rlin, to atbend the meeting of the American 

Academy of Pediatrics; his expensec to bc paid frnm the Special Activities 

Account - Pr~fessional Fees - Pediatrics. 

15. Dr. Harold A. Goolishj.m, As~oclate P~ofessor of Neurology and Psy- 

chiatry, February 27-March i, 1959, to Little Rock, Arkansas, to attend 

the Regional Research Conference of the Amexican Psychiatric Assoc-iation; 

his expenses to be paid from U. 8. Public Xealth Service Grmt No. OM 76(~).

1 Hayo'ld A. Gl-,r:i:,jiJh,j.w~ A; F ~ ,, I . i irt3;- ~~o~?ssL~T" rjf Kell r07.i1gj R . - I ~ 

P~yf* Pe;- Mi -,!!7e~.c 1 rl 7; . ,> ,a , si;af C - PF!~ ' 3 t r,:.::~, 

20, Dr. Ar,..L%i Eu ~ZL-,';?.:~ ':;:!.R.:.:T~::, xi.! P::aiecr;~l? of *l-.c Dc:partmcr~t sf 

PediatrLcc, J.KC 7-13, 7:.$mri7, ?.ci Atla:-t:i: C!.ky$ New .Terse;y, LO p~~~1sent 

at1 ~:~hiIii I +I.!, [;73~ rr;~p!;Sr:g r.f' t,?e h~.er:';..;an Meclieal Acs~clati~n; his 

expprlsps t:a 1~ pa:L3 t'n-.,_:r~ +;.k C'v:~,rc~ -i. Rcst;~L:.te3 A:2211j: I: - B;-ll.,er 

Sr;!~!?;.es. 

h7jora43:'itjs G:.a:;i: .- +: N .';.:,~.f.:.~[.~:; 

22. Dr , Ar-.i ,.rl E. IIay, GF: : CvL a l r:n~a.~~ aV..% t'r- ; 5s.70 T 01' f,i~~: Ilep~-r-l;rnen,-!; o:C 

.,. , 

P+li; a'.r !.ds, ,J:;.L:~ Lj:--L::- , LyI: ;I, L: It;---- :.en'. :, ?a!:.-t 'la, !;L) ~):re~e?2t a? e*ibit 

- , 

at the rr.cc5ir.g of ~!,,t. :X .-i,~l;c.::.a:-:. -::al Perllai--,'i.2 !~J:;~??LYsS his eqenses 

. , 

t,~ I-,e pa::.d ryum tiL:e !L ..;:,:-E:!::Y RC 3': :':'.i '.:-, d A fcr~ylt .-. P '2,. :?r s s T a1 Semi ce s 

by Members or Clin.ical St.&% - Peill~.t.rics, 

23. Dr. WilLiam L. &rim, Assi.star~t Profe~~i-~r c;f Iicurology and Psyehlat.ryp 

December: 10-17, 1958~ to New York, No v., r,? att~rlrl -!;'he 

corirerence on Meurom~s~2vlar Diseases spar1 sf )red tiy the American Ne~rological 

Association! 'r1l.s expenses te be pair1 f Y G the ~ Curcent; Restricted 

Accouri l; - Seal y & Smith Frs;-..datior. Gra~: !. -- Neurology Research Laborato~~y. 

24. Mr. Art;Iiu- G. H~i~.2.ngs~ Di~cctol" of: Hospi.tals2 P'eh~aary 5-8, 1959, 

-Lo Chicago, Illinois, to atte:;r? i;ke Sec~nd &~t~=l Cong~eus on AdmTnistration. 

give?-t 'tq t;he &ie~'i.

Mlic?~:'Lgm, to rr2si4:, research labs a+, t!te Westcs?~ Reserve School of 

Medicine a;jd l;n at.%end thc: meeting sf the Si111i.he~1 O't~stetrical and 

Gynecological. Society; h.i.s expe.:i ses to he paid t'rm the Current 

Resl;ri.c!;erl AazoUt: - YroX'es~io~!.al P~es - OI>st,et,rics a ~d G>nccoll3gy. 

27. Dr, W ?".1lim C. Levln, Assoeiai.t! P-~ofesuo~. of Intzmal Medicine, 

Jan-mry 20-24, 7959, to Ncw Orleans, Louisiar., t,r~ xt;terl.d the meetings 

.elf the So?~tG,wesf; Cancer Ckc.rrlo !,Fe r&py Study Scz%ion, The American 

Fel? e7-s !:-:o-i c ~ f CLf n !_.sa'L Rc sear:h acd the So~~ther? Sot ie l,y for Clkical 

Ras~arl',; I?:.; +x~F-.::;.F c, +;*: k ) ~ >nl?j f ?=ortl U. S, Plih1f 2 H~altY~ Semi~e 

Gr-a..f A:. ()'{- 7L''7bJ,:~"i 

. . , 1, 

28. p.7. W.'I.L:-~X 7. Le,.~~r;., A~sr>c:!.a.':,c? Pro?ec-.aor. of Tn+,r:mal Mcficlne, 

7~ ;p t3 Y3serlte Natiu~al Psrk, C0.1if0rrl.i.a~ Lr) 

at:+.e:~? t..!3e me?? i.l:y t t!.' !:'Ciu S~'L Lf orw- la Association ~7f E1.0od Banks ; his 

c..araccr, t.,~ bp paid i ~ a Spezlal n A&.?-vities Asao.~mi; - Praofes8ional 

Fres - 6 Rjr~r-~? Rat7 k , 

Fe'tlr:ua-ry 6-10, 

2 . D!rn4 S. F, Lewts, Acs.tst;at:.k Fr:fessor nf S~~-ge.ry, 

'i359, t.%? CPli~aqc, 'E'L1i.?cj._c, ?;ri ;ttt:t,md Lhe National MEND Coordinators' 

i r r nrlc! tkte A:j.;,ila-; CO;'KI'~SS 0x1 Medf.=al F&i:cleatio~l and Liccnsurc; 

1;l s e?$eli.;l.c3 c +:R 5~. pard. :.':r:l:n Gmeral Afhiirr. stratS(111 - Execut i ve 

Di rect.or

48. Dr. H. Irving Schweppe, Jr, , Resident in Internal Medicine, March 

24-28, 1959, to Boston, Massachusetts, to attend a course in Pulmonary 

Furlctioa sponsored by the American Trmdeau Society; his expenses to be 

paid from the Currerlt Restricted Account - Study of Di~eases of the 

Chest, 

49. Dr. A. N. Silvetti, Research Investigator in Plastic Surgery, 

December 8-10, 1358, to Chicago, Illhois, to confer with the scientific 

and researcl~. staff df Abbott Laboratories; his expenses to be paid from 

U. S. Army Contract No. DA-49-007-MD-880. 

50. Dr. A. 0. Singletc~n, Jr., Associate Professor of Surgery, Janmry 

14-19, 1959, to Mexico City, Mexico, to attend a meeting of the Single- 

ton Surgical Society; hia expenses to be paid from the Current Restricted 

Account - Professional Services by Members of Staff - General Surgery, 

51. Dr. Edwin G. Truutman, AssLstant to the Dean of Medicine, February 

7-11> 1959, to Chicago, Illinois, to attend the annual Congress on 

Medical Education sr~d Licensure; his expensea to be paid f ran General 

Administration - Execut,ive Direct~r'~ Office - Maintenance and Equipment. 

52. Dr. Wayne E, Truax, Instructor in htemai Medicine, January 21- 

22, 1959, to New Orleans, Louisiana, to at-tend a meeting of the South- 

west Cancer Cehmotherapy Study Section; his expenses to be paid from 

U. S. Public Health Service Grmt No. CY 3036(~1). 

53. Dr. John 3. T1*uulow, Executive Director, December 13-16, 1958, 

to Upton, New York, tn attend a conference of the Division of Biology 

and Medicine of the U, S. Atomic Ehergy Cormnission and the Medical 

Department of the Brookhaven National kboratory; his expenses to be 

paid from General Administration - Executive Director's Office - 

Maintenance and Rquij?me:~ L . 

54. Dr. Johz B, Truslow, Executive Director, hrch 6-9, 1959, to 

Washington, D. C. , for the purpose of attending meetings in Washington 

with reference to the Public Health Service Hospital affiliation and 

related subjects; his cxpcnses to be paid from General. Administration - 

Maintena~ce and Equiprrrerlt. 

55. Dy. Jarnev V. Warren, Professor and chair ma,^ of the Department of 

In-Lernal Medicine, January 23, 1959, to New Orleans, Louisianapto 

attend the meetings of the Southern Society for Clinical Pnvestigationj 

his expenses -I;o be paid from the Current Restricted Account - Residency 

Fund - Mdicine Clinic, 

56. Mr. E. U. Walker, Business Manager, March 23-26, 1959, to hybon, 

Ohio, to attend a meeting of the National Cash Register Company; hls 

expenses to be paid from Busines~ Wager's Office - kintemnce and 

Equipment . 

57. Mr. Joe Tupin, Senior medical student, February 6-10, 1959, to 

Chicago, Illinois, to give a report on "Operation ~echeck'' at the 

National MENU Coordinators ' Conference ; his expenses ta he paid from 

the Navy Contract No. ~onr-2277 (00) . 

58. Dr. Hilda F. Wiese, Professor of Pediatrics, April 13-17, 1959, 

to Atlantic City, New Jersey, to present a paper at the meeting or' the 

American Institute of Nutrition; her expenses to be paid from U, 5. 

Department of Agriculture Contr~ct No. U. S. 13. A. 1025(61). 

59. Dr. Charles J. Wilson, Assistant Professor of Dermatology, December 

6-12, 1958, to Chicago, Illinois, to attend the Symposia on Cutaneous 

Malignancy; his expenses to be paid from American Cancer Society Grant - 

Dr. Wilson.

60. Dr. William P. Wilson, Associate Professor of Neurology and Psy- 

chiatry, November 2-5, 1958, to New Orleans, Louisiana, to present a 

paper at the meeting of the Southern Medical Association; his expenses 

to be paid from the Current Restricted Account - 3pecia.t Alnd to be 

used for the support of research, augmentation of certain salaries, 

and travel expenses far younger ataff members to attend medical 

meetings . 

6 Dr. Noel Jampolsky, Resident in Dernatology, December 4-12, 1958, 

to Chicago, Illlnofs, to attend the meeting of the Alnerican Academy of 

Dermatology and Sypbilology; his expenses to be paid from the Current 

Restricted Account - Professional Fees - Dermatology, 

62. Drs. Wray McCash, John E, Lehman, Robert Fbudreau, Residents in 

Dermatology, December 4-12, 1958, to Chicago, Illinois, to attend the 

meeting of the American Academy of' Dermatology and Syphilology; their 

expenses to be paid from the Current Restricted Account - Prof~?sslonal 

Fees - Dermtology. 

JBT: EDW: br 

Sincerely yours, 

oh- B. Truslow, M.D. 

Director



Austin 12, Texas 

Dew Doctor Wilson: 

THE mmsm OF mas 

DENTAL BRANCR 

Houston 

The followhg docket is sukmitted for your approvd. and presentation to 

the Board of Regents at its meeting in Austin, !Texas on March -, 1959 : 

General Psactice 

1. Tran~B00.00 to UnUocated Salaries, the unused balance 

created by the transfer of Dr. John Reid, Jr . , Instructor. (RBC 59 ) 

Medicine (Periodontics) 

2. Chanae the status of Dr. Wilford C. Hooper, Jr. from Clinical Instructor-(1/2 

~ime) at an antlus3 salary of $~,OW.OQ to bsistrult PI-ofessor 

at an annual salary rate of $8,500.00, effective J-y 1, 1959; 

necessary funds in the mount of $5,646.64 to be transferred frm 

Associate Professor made available by the resignation of Dr. Jorge 

Erausquin; unused bedance of $4,333.36 to be transferred to hallocated 

Salmfes. (RBC 60) 

Physiology ( Pharmacology_Z 

3. Appoint Dr. Edwb tit. Roberts as Clinical Instructor at an annual 

sdGof $666.65 for the period Januwy 1, 1959 to May 31, 1959, in- 

clusive; necessmy funds to be transferred frm Unallocated Salwies. 

(RBC 61) 

kwentive Dentistry (~edodontics ) 

. Accept the resignuttion of Dr. Mary-Helene D. Hortan as Assistant 

Professor (1/10 he) at an annual salary of $820.03, effective December 

9, 1958; unused bdance of $546.68 to be transferred to U-ocated 

Sd.aries. (RE 63) 

Restorative Dentistry (~emovable Multiple Restorations) 

5. Change the source of funds for Dr. John Reid, Jr., Instructor in the 

Department of General Practice at an 8mnuEtl salGy rate of $7,200.00 to 

Instructor in the Department of Restorative Dentistry movable 

Multiple ~estorations) at the same annual salary rate, effective January 

1, 1959; necessazy Funds h~ the amount of $4,800.00 to be transferred 

froan Associate Professor, unfilled; unuaed balance of $4,200.00 to be 

transferred to UnaLlocated Salaries. (RE 58) 

School of Dental Hygiene 

A c c e p t the resignation of Dr. Mary-Helene D. Borton as Director 

(9/10 he) at an annu& salaxy of $7,380.00, effective December 3, 

1958; unused bdance of $4,920.00 to be transferred to UUocated 

Sdwies. (RBC 62) 

7. Appoint Dr. Martin S. Day as Instructor (Pwt-time at an annual 

salary of $933 .o0 for the period January 1, 1959 'to May 31, 1959, in- 

clusive; necessmy W d s to be transferred fran Instructors (part-time ), 

(RBC 64) 

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CLASSIFIED PAY PLAN: I: recammend approval of the following mition in 

the Classification and Pay Plan to becane effective September 1, 1959: 

1. Create a new Clam 2202, Research Associate, $424-539, $5088-6468, a 

Step hmber 35. 'd

CONTRACTS: The f(>llowing contracts have been signed on behalf of the 

Dental Branch by John Victor Olson, 1 recommend your approval and rati- 

f ication of the signatme : 

A 

I.. United States Public Hcalth Service Researrch Grznt C-2880 (c-3) for w 

$13,564.00 for the period April 1, 1559 to March 3, 1960, inclusive. 

The investigator is Dr. Bcnry C, Browning, Professor in the 2epartment 

of Anatomy ( General and Microscopic ) . 

2. United Stat,es R~blic Health Service Research Grant C-4468 for 

$4,912.00 for the peri,ad September 1, 1958 to A~ugust 3, 1959, inclusive..0-&? 

The investigator :iu Ik. Elmer S. Wyylne, Assistant P1.ofessor in the De- 

partment of Pathology (~icrobiolagy 

) . 

3. United States Public Health Service Research Grarit 0-200 (c-4) for X), 

$4,929.00 fcr thc period January 1, 1953 to Decmber 31, 1959, inclusive. 

The investigator is Dr. Sumter S. him,, Professor in the Depmtment of 

Pathology (Dental ) . 

4. United States Public Health Service Senior Zesearch Fellowship Grant 4 

SF-323 (c) for $11,470.00 for the period January 1: 1959 to December 3, ' 

1953, inclusive. The investigator is Dr. Henry C. Browning, Professor 

in the DepartmerlC of Anatomy (~enerd and ~j croscopic). 

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5. United State;; Public Health Service Senior esew h Fellowship Grant 

SF-228 for $10,368.00 for the period April 1, 1959 to March 31, 1960, inclusive. 

The investigator is Dr. Edwin L. Smith, Professor in the De- [; 

~ar1:~ment of Physiology (Physiology). 

GIFTS: I recommend a.cceptance of the following gifts which have been 

> 

received: 

A check in the mount ol $10.00 from Dr. H. M. Kight has been de- U d ~ C 1 ! 

posited in Current Restricted Funds - Leonard I. Kercheval Memorial Student 

Loan Fund in memory of Mr .- kchibald Telf er . 

2. A check in the amounl; of $6no.oo to increase the Patterson-Bettinger- 

Car y Fellowship Fund (M. F . Patterson Dental Supply Company, 253 Univer- - 2 qd I 

sity Avenue, St. Paul 14, Mim~esota, Attention: Mr. W. 0. Patterson, 

Presir'lent;), established at the Dent& Branch and approved by the Board 

of Regents Millutcs of Meeting Number 560, February 3, 1957. 

3. A scholarship and/or loan fund in the amount of $50,000.00 (to bc 

paid annually in mounts of $10,000.00) from the Houston Endowment 

Incorporated (Mr. John T . Jones, President, Houston Endowment 1 ncorpo- 

rated, P. 0. Box 1414, Houston, ex as). A check in the amount of 

$10,000.00 has been deposited in Curent Restricted Funds - "Jesse H* D'/g~ 

Joncs Scholarships" for men and the "Mary Gibbs Jones Scholarships" for 

wamen, subsequent payments to be made on January 15th of each succeed- 

ing yeas until f ind payment has been made, Tliese scholarships and/or 

loans are to be awarded on a yearly basis, not to exceed $1,000.00 a 

year, to young men and women or outstanding ability who need financiaJ. 

aid, to he chosen by the Loan Corumi-thee of the Dent& Branch. The num- 

ber of avards and amount 01' each to be detmiried by the Loan Cmmittee. 

REASSIGNMENT OF DUTIES WITH ------ 

PAY FOR ACADEMIC OR ADMIN1STRATI.W PURPOSES 

355 EXCESS - OF 50 - WEEKS: -- I recommend approval of the followi,.lg reassign- 

Gnt of duties: 

1. Dr. Federico Gonzales, Assistmt Professor under United States ?- 

Public Health Servic~ Senior Research Fellowship Grant SF-223 I C-1 ) be 

relieved *om his oxdinzry duties at the Dental Branch, for the period .? 2 Gd 

Mach 1, 1959 to August 3: 1459, inclusive arlrl for that period be re- , * 

i y 

assigned to a special research project of the Dental Ekanch on the use 02 

of the electron microscope at Hwtm-d University, Boston, Massachusetts; d 

salaxy and traveling expenses to be paid frm the United States Public 

Health Service Senior Research Fellowship Grant SF-223 (c-1 

) . 

e. 

OUT-OF-STATE TRLPS;; 1 recommend your apprwal of the follawing out-of- 

state trips by the staff members listed below, their expenses to be paid 

from ~iscell&eous General Expenses - Traveling Expenses, unless other - 

wise indicated: 

1. Dr. John Victor Olson, Dean, March 18, 1959 to March 27, 1959, inclu- 

sive, to go to San Francisco, California to attend the Thirty-sixth 

Annual Meeting of the American Assaciwtion of Dental Schools to pawticf- 

pate in the panel discussion 06 the Conference Session on Television; 

his expenses to be paid from Qffice of the Dean - Travelfag. 

2. Mrs. Nadyne B. Eowen, Registrar, April 17, 1959 to April 26, 1959 

inclusive, to go to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to attend the annual meeting 

of the hrican Association of Collegiate Registrare and Admissions 

Officers to attend committee meetings, workshops on admissions and professional 

registrars and to participate as President of the Texas 

Association of Collegiate Registrars and to partf cipate in discussions 

that concern registration procedures as they per rain to the Dental 

Branch . 

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3. Dr. Frank 3. Trice, Assistant Professor, Departmat sf Medicine < .- 

(Endodontics) , February 4, 1959 ro February 12, 1999, inclusive, to go 

to Chicago, Illinois to represent the institution at the American 

Association of Endodontics Meeting and to attend the Chicago Dental 

Society Mid-Winter Meetfng. 

4. Dr. Charles W. Conroy, Assistant: Professor, Department of Medicine 

(Periodontics) March 16, 1959 to March 23, 1959, inclusive, to go to 

San Francisco, California to present a scientific paper entitled "Cornparison 

of the Plasma Volw of Extracted and -- in situ Teeth" at the 

International Association of Dental Research Meeting. 

5. Dr. Sumter S. Arnim, Professor, Department of Path~logy (Dental), 

March 18, 1959 to March 26, 1959, inclusive, to go to San Francisco, 

California to present a paper entitled "Organization of Research in 

Graduate One or Two Year Plans" at the Thirty-sixth Annual Meeting of 

the American Association of Dental Schools and to attend meetings of 

the International Association for Dental Research; his expenses to be 

paid from Unf ted States Public Health Service Research Grant D-289 (C-2). 

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6. Dr. Barnee M. Levy, Professor, Department of Pathology (Dental), 

March 18, 1959 to March 26, 1959, inclusive, to go to San Francisco, 

California to present a scientific paper entitled "Experimental. 

Osteogenic Sarcoma of the Jaws of Mice" at the Thirty-sixth Annual Meet- 

ing of the American Associasion of Dental Schools and to attend meetings 

of the International Association of Dental Research; his expanses to be 

paid from United States Public Health Service Research Grant I>-$22 (C-1). 

7. Dr. William A. Nolte, Professor, Department of Patholow (Micro- 

biology), March 16, 1959 to March 28, 1959, inclusive, to go to San 

Francisco, California to present a scientific paper enti't led "Evalua- 

tion of Media for Root Canal Culture" at the International Association 

of Dental Research Meeting and to attend the Thirty-sixth Annual Meet- 

ing of the American Association of Dental Schools. 

8, Dr. Leon Kraintz, Assistant Professor, Department of Physiology 

(Physiology), March 16, 1959 to March 24, 1959, inclusive, to go to San 

Francisco, California to present a scientific paper entitled "Comparison 

of the Plasma Volume of Extracted and -- in situ Teeth'' at the International 

Association for Dental Research Meeting. 

9. Dr. Paul E. Tullar, Associate Professor, Department of Physiology 

(Pharmacology), March 21, 1959 to March 25, 1959, inclusive, to go to 

San Fransicso, California to attend the special session on "Teaching of 

Phamcology and Applied Therapeutics to Dental Students" at the Thixty- 

sixth Annual Meeting of the American Association of Dental Schools. 

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10. Dr- Albert P. Hestfm, Professor, Department of Preventive Dentistry 

( ~rthodontics ) , Februas y 21, 1959 to February 25 : 1959, inclusive, 

to go to St. Louis, Missouri to attend the meeting of the St. Louis University 

Graduate School of Grthodontic s to par tic ipate on panel dlscus - 

sions and to report on research projects 521 Orthodontics at the Dental 

Branch. 

11. Dr. Albert P. Westfall, eofessor, Department of Preventive Dentis- 

try (Orthodontics), March 16, 1959 to March 29, 1957, inclusive, to go 

to San Francisco, California to attend the Conference Session on Ortho- 

dontics to be held in conjunction with the Thirty-sixth Annual Meeting 

of the American Association of Dental Schools and to give a report on 

the progress in thc OF-t;hodontic Cou-se at the Dental. Branch. 

12. Dr. Albert P. Hestfall, Professor, Department of Preven-Live Dentis- 

try (~rthodontics), May 1, 1959 to May 11, 1358, inclusive, to go to 

Detroit, Michigan to attend the Fifty-fifth Annuail Session of the Ameri- 

can Association of Or,thodon,tists and present a research project that is 

included in the Orthodontic Yropm at the Dental Branch. 

13. Dr. Edward C. Hinds, Professor, Department or Surgery, May 10, 1959 

to May 15, 1959, inclusivc, to go to Chicago, Illinois to present a 

scientific paper entieled "Cartilage Block Artkcoplasty" at the American 

Society of Maxillofacia3. Surgeons Meeting. 

14. Dr. Jmes E. Armstrong, Jr,, Associate Professor, Depashent of 

Surgery, March 21, 1959 to March 26, 1959, inclusive, to go to San 

Francisco, California to attend the Conference Session on O ral Surgery 

to be held in conjunction with the Thirty-sixth Annual MeetLng of the 

American Association of Dental Schools to obtain inforrnation to be used 

in his teaching course at the Dent& Branch. 

15. Dr. W illiam H. Bell, Assistant Profcssc)~, Department of Sureery, 

March 18, 1353 to W ch 25, 1959, inclusive, to go to Snn Francisco, 

California to present a scientific paper entitled "Resorption Charac- 

teristics of Autog~nous and 'Anorganic' Wne hplants" at the Inter- 

national Association of Dent& Research Meeting. 

16. Dr. Jmes D . 0 'Fsrrel.1, Clinical Co-ordinator , Outpatient Division, 

February 6, 1759 to F~bruary 13, 2.359, inclusive, to go to Chicago, 

Illinois to attend the Chicago Dental Society Mid-Winter Meeting and 

associated groups to obtain information to be used in his teaching 

course at the Dentnl Branch and for consultation with representatives 

of dental mmufacturers. 

SCHOLARSHIPS: On recomn~endation of the Loan Committee, the following 

awards have been made: 

1. Mr. John by. Andrepont has been named recipient of a Jesse H. Jones 

Scholarship for men for the year 1958-1959 in the mount of $1,000.00. 4 y., 

2 I&. Richard G. Alexander has been named recipient of a Jesse H. 

Jones Scholarship for men for the year 1958-1959 in the amount of , . 

'P 

$600.00. 

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. John Victor Olson 

' Dean

Dr. Logm Wil~on, Prrtcident 

The University of T exu 

htin 12, T-xas 

*ar Doctor Flilson: 

The fall*-Ang 6upplmenta.i clockei; is cluhmitted for- your approval and pre- 

sentation tc the bud of Begente at it8 meeting In Auatin, Texa8 on 

blarch - , 1953: 

OUT-OF-STAT% TXXPS: -- I recurmend your approval. of the follawine out-ufetate 

trip by the staff members lleted below, their eqensee to be paid 

from Miscellaneous General Fxpensts - Tr~veling Fxpensee: 

1. Dr. Henry C. &owning, Professor, Department of hatomy (~eneral anb 

Microscopic), March 30, 1959 to April 5, 3 959, inclusive, tc go to 

Seattle, Washington to present e scientif 1c pager entitled "Action of 

Sex Sttrolda m a HomonaJly Dependent Adrenal Cartic& Tmor of a CE 

Mouse" at the Seventy-Second Wual Mectlsg of the her ican Assoclativn 

of Amtmista. 2. &. Ouo B. Wiawell, Assistant Rofesrior, Department of Anatmy 

(General wd blicroscopic), Wch 17, 1959 to March 24, 1959, fnclusive, 

to go to Emu Frmcisco, Ca3 j fomia to present a dmonstration entitled 

"Intrmcillm Transplantation of Tooth Gema , " and to display an ~xhibit 

eriti tled "Corre1,stion Aids of Anatmy" &t the hternationd Associatim 

for Dental Resosrch Meeting. 

; ';'JuTL~ iri c t or 01 son

Dr, Logan Wilson, President 



Dear Doctor Wilson: 

TRF: fTN13IERSITY OF TEXAS 

M. D. ANIBRSON HOSPITAL AND TTTMnR TNSTITUTE 


The following docket is submitted for your approval and presenta- 

tion to the Board of Regents at its meeting tentatively scheduled 

March 1959~ 

Business Office 

1. Appoint Mr. Elmer R, Gillsy to the unfilled position of 

Buehess Manager at a salary rate of $9,000.00 for twelve months, 

effective January 1, 1959, and transfer unused funds of #~,~00,00 

to the Reserve fm Sdmies, (RBC 39) 

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2. Increase the salary of Mr. Henry M. Hallmark, Comptroller, 

from $0,200.00 to $8,500.00 Par tmlve months, effective January 1 

1959, by transfer of $200.00 frm the Reserve for Salaries. (RBC 12) 

3. Increase the salary of Mr. Walter J, Schwantes, Jr,, Auditor, 

from $6,168,~ to #6,468,00 for twelve months, effective January 1 

1959, by tranaf er of $200.00 frm the Reserve for Salaries. (RBC h) 

Pat holoa 

4, 

Accept the resignation of Dr. Charles P. Schwim, Asatstant 

Pathologist, at a salary rate of $11,000~00 for twelve months, effective 

Deceriber 31, 1958. (RBC 4.4) 

Radiology 

5, 

Reappoint Dr. Benjamin C. Guttman as Assistant Radiologist 

(Temporary) at a salary rate of $l2,#0,00 for twelve months for the 

period January 1, 1959 through June 30, 1959 and transfer #6,000,00 

from the Reserve for Salaries, Dr. Guttrnan held a temporary appobtment 

as Assistant Radiologist at $7,500.00 for twelve months for the 

period September I through December 31, 1958, Unanimous approval. by 

the Becutisre Committee January 5, 1959, (RBc 47) 

6. Change the title of Dr. Jose R. Hemera from Assistant in 

Radiation Therapy to Assistant Radiotherapist without change in sdar~r, 

effective February 1, 1959. (RBc 49) 

7. Ap obt Dr. Gordon C, Johnson as Assistmt Radiotherapfat at 

the rate of li 6 000.00 for twelve montha, effective January 1, 1959, 

and transfer $f1,000.00 from the Reseme for Salaries. Dr, Johnson 

replaces Dr. Ernest d, Braun, appointed fm the period September I, 

1958, through December 31, 1958. Dr. Johnson also is a Clinical 

Fellow in Radiotherapy of the American Cancer Society with payments 

made dbect, (RBC 46) 

Section of Microbiolom 

8. Increase the salary of Dr. Daniel Billen, Associate Biolo- 

gist, from $9,000.00 to $9,900.00 far twelve montha, effective February 

1, 1959, by transfer of $525.00 from the Reseme for Salaries, (RBC 48)

Phys ics 

9, Accept the resignation of Mr. Stig J. Ekeroot, Electronics 

Designer at a salary rate of $6,780.00 for twelve months, effective 

October 2, 1950, (RBc 43) 

Section of Ekperhental Mediche 

10. Accept the ~esignatirsn of Ik, Wendell E. Bman, Associate 

Biochemist, at a salary rate of $8,300.00 for twelve months, eff eutive 

December 31, 1958. (RBC 45) 

Section of merhental Surgery 

u. Appoint Dr. John E, Healey, Jr., Associate kperlmental Sur- 

geon in the Section of Experimental Surgery at a admy rate of $16,~00,00 

for twelve months, effective December 1, 1958. Dr. Hsaley is to be paid 

at the rate of #l0,000,00 from State funds, ~t the rate of $2,000.00 from 

the Sophie C, Steves Fund, and at the rate of #~,OOO.OQ from NFT Grant 

2628 C3. State funds are to be taken from the unfilled position of Aasist- 

ant General Surgeon and the unused balance of $2,500.03 is to be trms- 

Perred to the Reserve for Salaries. (RBc 38) 

Experimental Pediatrfcs 

Appoint Dr. John J. Trentln as Consultant Biologist (Part- 

12, 

Time) at the rate of $l,200,00 per annuin, effective February 1, 1959, 

Funds for this appointment are to cme from the unfilled position of 

Biologist (l/k T.) . Transfer the mused funds Fn the amoimt of $1,800.00 

to the Reserve for Salaries, (RBc 55) 

Medical Psycholog~r 

13 Transfer the balances in the followhg unf =led budget posi- 

tions to the Reserve for Salaries account (RBC 5113 

Publicat ions 

Associate Medical Psychologist (1/2 T) (Wheeler) $3,500,00 

Clinical Psychiatrist (lf3 T 1 (cat01 3 , b O m 

Secretary (~arley j 3,648.00 

14. Appoint Miss M aqy C, Macdonald as Associate Epidemiologist, 

Department of hblications, at a sdwy rate of $7,000,00 for twelve 

months, effective January 26, 1959, salary t o be paid one-half t5m 

from NCT Grant #-9579 and one-half tinse from Various Donors fm 'Cancer 

Research, (RBC 50) 

Patient B Account Off ice 

15. Increase the salary of Mr. George F, Budd, Accmtant IT, 

from $5,604,00 to $6 168.00 for twelve months, effective January 1, 

1959 by transfer of $376.00 from the Reserve for Salaries. (RBC 40) 

16. Increase the salary of John W, Ladd, Jr , , Aseistant Chief 

Pharmacist, frm 9b6,468.00 per anm to $6,780~00 per annum, effective

February 1, 1959. The additional funds needed for this actton are ' 8 8 5 

to come frm the Reseme for Salaries Account, (RBC 54) 

Transfer from Reseme for Salaries 

17. Transfer $22,724.23 from the Reserve for Salaries account 

for the following purposes (RBC 52) : 

To Physical Plant - Maintenance, Supplies and Travel for: 

1. Alteration to Elevators $ 8r0W.00 

2, 

Grant NCI C-2620 03 

First payment to Texas Medical 

Center for Parking Lot arrangement 4,724,23 

To increase the balance in. the Resene fm Main- 

tenance and Equipment account 20,000 .OO 

18. Termhate the appointment of Dr. Thomas S, Osdene, Assistant 

Bfochemlst, Biochemistry Department, at a salary of $7,800.00 per annun 

affective February 28, 1959. (RBc 56) 

OU!l'-OF43TATE TRIPS: I recormend approval of the fallowing out-of-state 

trips by staff members listed below, their expenses to be paFd by the 

Maintenance and Travel Acc~unt unless othemfise specifiedt 

1. Dr. David E. Anderson, January 12-14, to attend annual meeting 

of the genetics group of the Cancer Eye Study Section, American Hereford 

Association, Kansas City, Missouri, expenses payable from Grant NCf 

C-2890-C2. 

2. DT, Daniel E. Bergsagel, Jwuaq 20-22, to attend meeting of 

The Southwe st Cancer Chemot hsrapy Study Group, Wau Orleans, Louisiana, 

Fxpenses payable from Grant HCI CY-3195. 

3, Hiss Evelyn Bubendorf, January 20-21, to attend,meeting of 

the Southwest Cancer Chemotherapy Stu* Group, New Orleans, Louisiana, 

expenses payable from Grant NCI CY-3754, 

4. DP, R, Zee Clark, Jr,, January 14-16, to attend meeting of 

American Cancer Society, Professional Education Commtttee, New Ywk, 

New York, and to Washington, D. C., for Cancer Control Committee 

meet- at Bethesda. Travel Houston to Washington and return, and 

per diem Jarsuany 15-18 at no expense to institution; Mapch 29-April 3, 

1959, to attend meeting of Society of Bead and Neck Surgeom fn Waah- 

hgton, U, C, and to attend meeting of Wing Society, New York, Hew York. 

5. Dr. Leon hocha~ski, heember 5-6, to attend a Symposium held 

by the American Cancer Society, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; December 7-11, 

to discuss with Dr, Ben R. Burrnester of the IT, S, Department of Agri- 

culture, Animal Husbandry Reeearch Division, the research to be carried 

out under Grant c-L~Lo, Lansing, Michigan, &penses payable from Grant 

NCI C-~LO. 

6, Dr, Joe B. Ih.ane, February 3-10, to attend the meeting of 

the American Acadels~y of Maxillofacial Prosthetics, Chicago, Illinois. 

7. Mr. Harry F. Ebert, January 25-30, to ~ttend annual meeting

of American Society of HeatZng and Air Conditioning Engineers and 

the 1Lth International Heating and Air Conditioning Equipment Fxpo- 

sition, Philadelphia, Pennsylvanfa, 

8. Dr. David H, Ezekiel, December 24-3anuary 2, 1959, to 

attend annual meeting of American Association for Advancemerrt of 

Science, Washington, D, C,$ expenses payable from AEC Contract AT- 

(40-1) -2139. 

90 Dr. Gilbert HI Fletcher, Febnrary 5-7, 1959, to attend tho 

Convocation of the Amerf can College of Radiology to receive a Fellow- 

ship Degree in Radiolow, Chicago, IllinaFep Febrmary 15-21, to attend 

meetkg of the New York Roentgen Society, and to visit the Veterans 

Administration and Montefiore Hospitals, New York City, New Yark, 

10. Dr, Benjamin Guttman, March 19-25, 1959, to attend Medical 

Extension Course in Diagnostic Radiology at Unfversity of California 

Medical Center Auditorium at San Francisco, California. 

11. Dr. Felix L, Haas, January 12-lh, 195~~ to attend annual 

meeting of the genetics group of the Cancer Eye Study Section, American 

Hereford Association, Kansas City, Mis~ouri, expenses pqyable 

from Grant NCL C-289O-CZs May 9-15, 1959, to deliver paper at Annual 

Meeting of the Society of American Bacteriologists, at St, Louia, 

Missouri, expenses payable from Grant NCI C-3323. 

12. Correct Ttem 14, Page A-3, Minutes of Meeting 576 to read: 

Dr. Richard C, Hay, kcember 9-14, to attend Twelfth Postgraduate 

Assembly of the New York State Society of Anesthesiologists, Hew York 

City, New Yark. 

13, Dr, John E, Healey, Jr,, December 16-20, 1958, f m sumey 

of eastern hospital experimental surgical installations at Roswell 

Park Institute, Buffalo, N. Y. and Massachusetts General Hospital, 

Boston, and Memorial Hospital, Mew York, 

14, Dr, Roy Ca Heflebmr, January 20-22, 1959, to attend 

meeting of Southwest Cancer CI~ernotherapy Study Group, New Orleans, 

Louisiana, expenses payable from Grant NCT CY-3754. 

15 Ws, H, Margaret Nippen, February 22-28, to attend Tnsti- 

tute on D ieta~y 

Department Administration, New Orleans, Louisiana, 

16. Dr, Clifton D, Rowe, Jamw 20-2Z9 to attend meeting of 

the Southwest Cancer Chemotherapy Study Group, New Orleans, Louis- 

iana, expenses payable from Grant MCT CY-37Sho 

17, Dr. T, C, Hsu, January 14-16, to visit the Noble Feundation 

and arrange a cooperative project with Dr. Thomas A. McCoy, 

Ardmore, Oklahoma, expenses payable f~om Grant AW P-1338, 

18. Mr. R. A, Kolvoord, February 27-March 2, 1959, to attend 

conference at National. Institutes of Health on wThe Future of Tele- 

vision Fn Postgraduate Medical Educationw, sponsored by the Ameriean 

Acaw of General Practice and the Tnstitute for Advancement of 

Medical Communications, Bethesda, Margland, 

19. Correct Item 16, Page A-3, Minutes of Meeting 576 to read: 

Miss Eleanor J. Macdonald, December 7-XbB 1958, to attend 17th Annual 

Meetiry of American Acadew of Dermatology and Syphilologg, Chicago, 

Illinois; to meet with I)r, Bonald Maidand, Professor of Medical

Statistias at N. Y. University Hedical School, New York City, and to 

set appohtment for him to come to Houston. 

20. Miss Eleanor J. Macdondd, January 20-21, to attend meeting 

of the Southwest Cancer Chernothsra~ Study Group in hlev Orleans, Louisiana, 

expenses payable from Grant NCI d~-37%. 

21. Mrs, Marjorie E. Mandry, January 20-22, to record minutes of 

meeting of Southwest Cancer Chemotheraw Study Group, New Orleans, Louisiana, 

expenses payable from Grant WCI CY-3754, 

22, Dr, Hilmi Mavioglu, Jmary 20-21, to attend the Southwest 

Cancer Chemotherapy Study Group Meeting, New Orleans, Louieriana, 

expenses pyable from Grant NCI CY-3195. 

23. Miss Margaret J, Md;ann, January 3-7, to attend the meeting 

of The American Society of X-rag Technician's kecutive Board, as 

Education Chaman, Chicago, Illinois, 

24 4 Dr. T. S. Osdsne, Januaqy 20-22, to attend mest- of South- 

west Chemotherapy Study Group, Mew Orleans, Louisiana, expenses payable 

from Grant NCI n-3754, 

25. Mrs. teigh Place, January 27-31, Go attend Third National 

Conference on &change of Persons sponsored by the Institute of Inter- 

national Education, Washington, D, C , 

26. Dr. Raymond G. RQS~, March 13-16, to attend the fourth annual 

meetfng of the Southwestern Society of Nuclear Medicine, New Orleans, 

Louisiana, 

27, Dr. WiLIiam 0, Russell, Janum 12-13, to attend meeting of 

Cancer Eye Study Section, Kansas City, Missouri, expenses payable from 

Grant NCI C-1751 (C 5) ; February 13-15, to attend rnee.ting of FScecutive 

Committee, American Society of Clinical Pathologists, New Orleans, Y,ouia- 

iana, 

28r Dr. M, L, Samuels, Februaq 8-15, to attend Postgraduate Course 

No, 7, Recent Advances in Cardiovaactilar Diseases, New York, New York, 

29 * Dr. R. J, Shalek, Januarg 20-22, to hand carry instruments 

to have them calibrated at National Bureau of Standardsg Washington, D, C, 

30 , Dr. C. C, Shullenberger, January 20-21, to attend meeting of 

the Southwest Cancer Chemotheraw Stue Group, New Orleans, Louisiana, 

expenses payable from Grant NCI CP-3196. 

31. Dr. W. K, Sinclair, November 24-26, to discus8 Reactor program 

at Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, Long Island, New York, expenses 

payable from Reactw fund; March 13-15, to attend meeting of Southwestern 

Society of Nuclear Medic-, and attend meeting of Board of Trustees, New 

Orleans, Louisiana; expenses payable from AEC Contract AT-(~o-~) -2028, 

32. Dr, John S, Stehlin, Jr., November 19-22, to attend Western 

Surgical Meeting, Rochester, Minnesota, 

33 Dr. Margaret P. Sullivan, January 24-Februq 1, to attend 

meetings of Acute Leukemia Chemotherapy Cooperative Study Group, and 

Western Section of American Federation for Clinicdl Research, Carmel, 

California, at no expense to institution except for per diem January 

28-29,

34. Ih., W. W. Sutow, January 20-23, to attend meetings of 

Southwestern Cancer Chemotheramf. Group, Southern Section of American 

Federation for Clinical Research, and Society for Fxperirtnental Biol- 

ogg and Medicine, New Orleans, Louisiana, per diem for two days from 

maintenance and travel account, and remainder f rom Grant NCT CY-3713, 

3!L Dr. Grant Taylor, January 20-22, to attend meeting of 

Southwestern Cancer Chemotherapy Crroup in New Orleans, Louisiana, 

expenses payable from Grant NCI cY-37Sho 

3be Dr, Em C. White, December 7-11, to attend meeting of the 

Southern Surgical Asaociat ion, Boca Raton, Florida, 

GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND GRANTS: The following contracts, grants, 

and amendments have been negotiated by the Administrator and have 

bean signed by the Director upon the recommendation of the contract 

dbector and the Administrator, and approved by the Comptroller and 

President, T recommend your approval and ratification of signatures: 

'> 

Grant No ~-3801(8), by which the National Cancer Institute "$3 

1. 

provides an extension of six months, w5thout additional funds, making ' 

the grant pert d effective December 1, 1957 to May 3'1, 1959, for 

research on in Dete &ion of Early Gas tro-IntestirLaZ MalignancyN, 

directed by k, Robert S. Nelson. 

2. Grant No, C-4340, by which the National Cancer Institute 

'p provides #33,741.00 for the period December 1, 1958 to November 30 3 *jJ&.A 

1959, for research on "An Examination of the Part Played by Viruees 

in the Origin of Leukemia by Means of Biological and Bio-Physical 

Studies on Chicken and Mouse Leukemiav, to be directed by Dr. Leon 

Dmochowski, 

6 1.5 

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-30 Grant No. C-4222, by which the National Cancer ~nstf tute" ,.I-, , . 

providea $9,691.00 for tk period December 1, 1958 to August 31, 

1959, for resea~ch on llBiochemical Studies on Hamster Renal Tumor 

Inducttontt, to be directed by Dr, Darrell N, Ward, 

'/'iJ+ 

ha Grant $10. C-4256, by which the National Cancer Institute h7 

' provides $9,386.00 for the period December 1, 1958 to November 30, -/,; 

1959, for research on ltGenetics and Neopl~stic Growt;htt, (A Symposium), 

to be directed by Dr, Felix L. Haas, 

iwc 

5. Contract lo. At-(40-1)-2139 (Modification No. 1) by which , 

the 'J, S, Atomic Energy Commission provides $20,391,00 for the period /' j.?:, 

December 1, 1958 to November 30, 1959, for reseasch on "The Role of 

Nucleic Acid in Amino Acid Incorporation into Protein and in Enzyme 

Synthesist1. The project will be directed by Dr, C, 0, Doudney, 

6. Grant No. H-,4125, by which the National Heart Institute *"&c 

,. I -1 

provides $2,793*00 for the period January 1, 1959 to December 31, r-i i 

1959, for research on "Activation of Purified Prothrombin by Blood 

Thromboplastinn, directed by Dr. D, E, Bergsagel, 

7. Grant No. C-4238, by which the National Cancer Institute ..,' _ 

p~ovides $l2,500,00 for the period December 1, 1958 to November 30, .,'I 

1959, for research on '*Chromatography and Metabolism of the DR'A of 

' 

Tumors". The project will be directed by Dr, Saul Kit, LC 

8. Contract No. AT-(40-11-2028 (~odification No. 3) by which 

the U, 3, Atomic Energy Comission provides $26,9SS,00 for the period .'J,? 

January 1, 1959 through December 31, 1959, for research on "PhysicaZ 

>--

., 7- 

and Radiobiological Investigations with 2 2 Mevp X-Rays and Electrons 

aa Compwed with ~obalt-60 V-Rays and 200 kvp X-Raystf. The project 

dl1 be directed by &, Warren K. Sinclair, 

CONTRACTS ~ ~ AGREEMENTS 1 3 

(ACADEMIC) NOEOVERMNT SPO~REI~, 

~ R E S E A R C R 

FROF GIFTS: 

CONTRACTS: The following contracts have been executed on behalf of 

The University of Texas M, D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Instftute 

by the Director, I recommend approval and ratification of signatwet 

1. Grant No. G-035, by which the Welch Foundatton provides 'i;'i",,'- 

$10,000 for the period November I, 1959 to October 31, 1960, for 

research on IYEndocrine Factors in P-entation and in the Origin 

and Growth of Tumo~s!~. The project will be directed by Dr. A, 

Clark Griffin, 

2, Grant No. P-Z6A, by which the American Cancer Society /;! :yT' 4 

provides $21,114.00 for the period March 1, 1959 to February 28, 

1962, for research on 1'Isolation of Factors frm Malignant Tissue 

Affecting Metabolismll. The project will be directed by DP, A, 

Clak Griffin, 

' u P-3, (; 

3. 

Grant No. P-209 (~ncillary orant), by which the American >,;,:,% 

/cancer Society provides $3.6,031.00 for the period March 1, 1959 to A --7 

,>/ ,; 

February 29, 1960, for research on ~~Iaolation of Factors from Malig- 

: , .'>

Memorial Fund for transportation expenses of Dr, Moshe Ban Porath 

from Israel where he will stud$* as a fellow in Physics Department 

for one year, 

$250.00 from Mr. Morri~ Rauch, Post Office Box 243, 

Houston, Texas for final payment on pledge to the Building and ' 

Equipment Fund. 

"\ 

s+ , 1.; 

r- 1; 

' 

l,;!i.,, 

8. h,000.01 covering two donations, $750.00 from Mr. S. W. .; :' 

Gaylord, and$2~0.01frornMP.S.W.Gayl~rd, Jr., 806Blodgett yi+ 

Street, Houston, Texas f os the account lTariou8 Donors for Cancer 

Researchlf, 

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r., . ' 

\3kst 

~100,000,00 from M. D, Anderson Foundation Trustees, 

Office TI, 2557, Hauston, Texas for the Univarslty Cancer fi '/ 

Foundation, representing the third annual payment under the grant 

' 

of $~00,000,CU made by the M. 13, Anderson Foundation. 

$294.11 from Robstown Community Fund, c/o Mr. Joe B. 

Jessel, President, Post Offtce Rm 191, Robstown, Texas for research 

h Chemotherapy. 

\I 11. $500.00 from Mosher Steel Company, c/o Mr. W, M. Eliot, 

3520 Yoakum Blvd, , Houston 6, Texas for the Administrative Contingency 

Fwd, (NO publicity requested). I 

-----A 12. 30 aharas common stock Anderson, Clafion, and Company 

from M?. W, Leland Anderson, Anderson, Clayton and Company, Post 

Off ice Bm 2538, Houston 1, Texas for the University Cancer 

Foundation, 

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200 shares common stock of Anderson, Clayton and Company ?' 

from MF, and Nrs, Harmon Whittington, Post Off ice Bm 2538, Houston, .. 

Tsxas for the 'Whittington Fund", 

\ 14- $300.00 from The Squtbb Institute for Medical Research, 

Ih*, Mark I. Hewitt, Associate Medical Director, New Brunswick, , \ ' 

New Jersey, for the "Pediatric Research and Associated Activities ' 

Fund of the Pediatric SectiontT. E 

15. 

$500.00 fram Burroughs Wellcome and Company, Inc,, Pls, 

Fred A, Coe, Jr,, Vice President in Charge of Dist~ibution, 

1 Scarsdale Road, Tuckahoe, New York for support of activities in 

connection with tb "Thi~teenth Annual Symposium on Fundamental 

Cancer Researchtt, , i 

$600.00 from the Sisterhood of Temple Beth Israel, Mrs. 

Julius Levi, Chairman, 3517 Austin Street, Houston 4, Texas, donation 

from the Sabina Weinstock Cancer Research Fund, for the nVarious 

Donors for Cancer Researchn, 

,, 2 ,$ 

1,

39. The gifts under $100.00 as listed on the attached sheets, 

all of which have been acknowledged by the institution. 

Respectfully submitted, 

,--7 /-I 

R, h e Clark, Jr., M. D, C, 

D i r e c t o r

1/26 Sov. ?: l*frs, Price Daniel 2404 Indian Trail, Austin 3, T. 3 (10.00) 

:-3ss Zllen Ir, Ganiel ( 5.00) 

Mr. Clinton C, Esr'zaur Bt, it2, 30x 95, Sharzock, Texas 50,CrO 

14r. F. C. Kernpc li5 Dillcn St,, Houston, Texas 5.30 

The Entire City of Souston Houston, Texas 

Health Dept., 5 Fred K. 

Lzurentx, H. D., Director of 

P~blic Seal tn 

Mr. & Mrs. Jerry T. Beck 3646 Aberdeen h'ay, Houston 25, T, 4.00 

Hitchcock Lioness 121id~ P. 0. Eox 1124, Galves%on, Texas 5.03 

$ E5-s. Lois S~IL~reiner, 

Pres. 

1 /27 Yx. Louis Mendlovitz 3261 Norfolk SC., Houston 6, Texas :?5.03 

Iir. B Z-s. 3, J. Srme Eox 36, Sabinzi, Texas 10.133 

Pir. Francis G. Coates 16th Floor Espsrson Bldg, , Honston, T.L+O,flO 

The Lutherzn kiomn's llission- Route 1, Eox 172, Alta Loma, Texas 5.90 

ary Leagne of 3.r Savior 

Lutheran 2hurch, !!rs. A. ;?;, 

Tehrle 

FriendsintheGeneralElectric P. G. Zox22DL5, :iouston27, Texan 25,00 

Go., 5 A. II. Keen, :,baser 

Ik. K. F. I!asselmnn 737 Texas :at 1 1 3mX Xdg,, Zowton 1U,3D 

Selby i:. Sullivar, & Jolin F. 

Sullivan 

-- E.El,!CjF. IAL TG 

812~. 2 Equi?, Nr. William I!cxll 

?esearck 

Zesearch 

Research 

Research Mr. Roy Conway 

Research Mrs. J. W, Lindsey 

Volunteer Serv. 

Unallac. Hrs, Alice kitthews p,' 

bs. Nil: Dai~enport 

Rcseard'7 Mr. V, A. Parish 

Research P!, C, A. Fennick 

Research lks. Georgia Lindsey 

Research lAx. :,j. ,41vis Parish 

rn

- DATE 

DONOR ADDRESS AbmW 

1/29 Mr. & Mrs. J. Y, Powell 3759 Portsmouth, Houston 6, Texas 5000 Various Donor8 

for Cmer 

Research 

Hea Frances E. Sullivan 105 Poinsettia, Lake Jackaon, Tex, 15.00 

11 

Jack & Joe Ann Hartel & 1719 Trinity, Uberty, Texas 

Mary Jane Ripkowski 

Mr. B. L. HcGuire 

Mrs. Norman Keen U17 Springdale, Waeo,Tam 5 *a0 Mr. L, T. Feinstein 

Mr. Saul Feldman 

The Staff of the Venereal 501 Joyce St., Houston 22, Tex. 10.00 

Disease Clinic, % Mrs. Carl 

J. Cogdill 

Mr. C. A. Rannick 

1/30 Mr. &Mrs, Stanford Alexander 3534 SunValley Dr., Houston 25,Tex. 5.00 Research Mrs, Toby Chotiner 

The Ruth Class, M.E. Church 

% Ruth Davis, Treae. Class Nocona, Tern8 Undloc ated Mr. D.G.Gardner a 

M 

I 

tt Mr. W. 0, Huebner 4 

Plorris D, Mahaffey 4409 Watson St,, Houston, Texas 10.00 

Marion Bond 426 Williamson Place, Corpus C,,Tex. 20.00 11 Hra. Hargaret Hall 

Mary & L. H. Freemm 4510 Bryan St,, Dallaar, Texas 20.00 II Mrs, Haggie Bastian 

The Bank of New York, 48 Wall Street, M.Y. 15, H.Y. 25 .OO 

% K. A. Southworth, Jr., 

Vice President 

Miss Frankie Doaastt 

&a. Emthman 

Renearch Mr. We.tera S. Davis,Jr, 

2436 Glen Haven, Houston 25, Tex. 5.00 Research Mrs. MoUie Weintraub 

Mr. hwis Gardner 

Box 505, Iraan, Texas 10.00 Unalloc ated Mrs. Courtney Mellard 

Mr. Jules W. Kahn 4039 Hwtinerhim, Houston 25, Tex. 5 QO 

The Sam P. Wordene 

11 Rueben B. Wigan 

695 Rocky River Rd,, Houston 27,Tex, 5.00 n Hra. Jeannie Hard7

216 ~rs. H. 14. Lingle 

ADDRESS &ILWNT 

4008 Childress, Houston 5, Tex. 3.50 

1375 Faculty Lane, Houston 4, Tex, 7 50 

lks . Rebecca Grassendonio 2302 Indiana, Houston 19, Tex, 5e00 Research 

Mr. C. A. Rennick 

219 Eliss Katherine Kuhlmann 5742 Calhoun Rd., Houston 21, Tex. 5 em Research 

Mr, Charles Saunders 

Miss Dorothy Kuhlmann 3445 I.~ickershmLane, Houston 27, T, 5.00 Research Mr. Charles Saunders 

Thursday Bridge Club 

$ Mrs. C. E. Carlock, Sec , Box 485, Chillicothe, Texas 3aW 

- FUND 

Unallocated 

Research 

Mr. & MPB. Lester Sala Route 2, Troup, Texas 5.00 Unallocated 

rn.IORUL TO 

Mrs. Edith Denney 

llrs. Murray Hall 

Unalloc ated T o C, Stephenson 

ft 

Yss. Dora Gofortt 

Prazier G. ahnd 

Mr. &Sax blander Am, Home Assurance Co.,Brookshire,T, 10.00 Mr. R. R. Bains 

1lr. C. E. ilodecape 

2/10 Mr. & bs, Ed Farkes 5815 CreswllRd,,Shreveport,La, 25.00 

Shabby Shoppe , Inc , Antique a 

?dks. Willim Hamer Ha-grave 

Miss Hattie Aubrey lathee 

Mrs. Bart Jones, Sr, 

Febena Chp. a64, O.E.S. 

>IPS. Mildred Sanders, Sec. 

Mrs. R. S. Sterling 

% kidter Go Sterling 

Corpus Christi Chp. Sweet 

Adelinea, Inc., $ Antoinette 

M. Moon, Treas, 

Miss Betty Ann Pher 

Mss Jane E. Pfeifer 

Miss Nmcille Gouger 

3902 Travis St., Houston 6, Tex. 20.00 

Research 

Research 

Box 126, Tornillo, Texas 10.00 Research 

W 

I*. W. H. Parish m I 

< 

W. w, A. Parish 

2l34 Commerce Bldg., Houston 2,Tex. 15.00 Unallocated John C, Watts, Jr. 

834 Campbell, Corpus Christi, Tex. 5.m Mrs. 14argare.t Hall 

800 Rancock, Corpus Chriati, Tex* 5 c oo 

501 kiscoll Bldg., Carpus Christi 5 b oo 

(NO addrssa) 5 .m 

Unallocated 

11 

2/11 Miss Linnie Dun lliggin 3734 Willowick, Houston, Texas 10.00 

Raymond Taft 

tt 

Mrs. Margaret Hall 

WS. Tbg-t Hall 

Mrs. Nargaret Hall

2/18 Mr. & Mra. I. D. Wafer Box 117, Ple asanhn, Texae 

2/20 ffBritelitesfa, Wwntnr s Service Houston Lighting & Power Co, 

Club of the Light Co. Electric Bldg., Houston 1, Tex. 

Pres. Hlsr Rosalyn Ruwieter 

2/23 Mr. BWa, Hervin W. flussbaum 7332 Staffordah, Apt* 2, 

Houston 25, Tex, 

Fsm Co-workera of the Union P,D. Box 1224, OCS, Lafayette, La. 

Oil Co. of California 

;% William W. Hemy 

fie J4 C. books 3851 Chevy Chase, Awston 19, Tax+ 

Mr, Frank E. Russell 7706 Highmaow, Houston, Tex. 

La Porb Chapter Mo. 683, O.E.S. 

$ &a. Delchen Franks, Treas. P.O. Box 754, La Ports, Ta. 

Dr. & Mra. Earl Waddell 5802 Behark, Hwaton 21, Tex. 3.00 

Mrs. Irla bMay 5701 Jackeon, Apt, 909, Houston 4 10.00 

10.00 

Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Houah 3273 Dal Monte Dr., Houston 19, Tux. 5-00 

Rainbow Girls of Houaton 1019 Dorothy St., Houaton 8, Tex, 5 e rn 

Haighta, Assembly #LO, 

% Mrs. Hazel Martindale, 

Hotbar Advisor 

FUND MF91ORUl TO 

Unallocated Mrs. A. L. Cannon 

Research Mr. W, A. Parish 

Unallocated Mrs. Jeanette 

Dannanbaum 

Research Claude E. Livhgaton 

Kaaaarch Mas Hattie Moore 

Research P. E. honard, Jr, 

Reae arc h 

Patient 

Welfare 

Lsukemia Kathleen Chllda 

Research 

Reaearch Mrs. J. Evetts Halag 

t~ Mr. Charlea R. Krdlicka 

Unallocated Father & Uncle of 

Mr. & Mrs. C. B* 

McDonald 

Unzdloc ated & s . Mollie Henderson

TOTAM FUR DONATIONS : 

Varioua Donors Unallocated Gift Fund 

Various Donors Surgery Department 

Research : 

Cancer Research 

Eesearch in Leukemia in Children 

Leukemia Research 

Research in Leompsarcorna 

Pediatric Research 

A, J. Grunar & Howard Levy 3Tcmorial 

Melanoma Research Fund 

Various Donors Reactor Study Fund 

Various Donors Patients Welf art 

Various Donors Pediatric Patients 

Various Donors Bldg, & Equip, Fund 

Jane= Anderson lhmorial Fund 

Mike Hogg Fund for International Clinical 

Conference 

Administrative Contingency Fund 

Symposium Banquet 

Various Donors Volunteer Department 

Total

TIE UNTIWSJTY OF TEXAS SO~ESTEBN hIEIIICAL SCiiOOL 

5323 Harry Hines Boulevard, Dallas 35, Texas 

Dr. Lngan Wilson, President 



bar Dr. Uilsm: 


2he following docket is submitted for your approval and presentation t o 

the Board of Regents at its meeting in Austin, 

e g e 

the status of Dr. Ha1 T. Weatharrbyl Asmistant Professor, to 

Aaerociate Professor, effective January I, 1959, with no change in his 

annual salary rate. Dr. Heatheraby ia presently budgeted at an annual 

anlam mate of $8,000 payable from the Department of Anatw. (RBC No. M) 

r;;::;; ogm 

e maimation of Dr. D. Y . bas, CUnical Ins t nact or in 

~aesth~iob~ 

without salary, effective ~ecember 9, 1958. 

temal Medicine ual salary rate of Dr. Sven G. Eliasson, Assistant 

Pmferoor, effective ~ebrua$ 1, 1959, fro* $10,000 to $11;060, payable as 

follows : $10,500 frou the Department of Internal Medicine and $500 frm 

Southvestam Medical Foundation. Dr. Eliaaaon is presently budgeted at 

$U),000 payable aa follows : $9,500 from the Deparhent of Internal diciae 

and $500 from Southwe8fern Medical Found.tion. (YBC No. 57)(%s+?-~q) 

4. Continue the appoinbmt of Dr. Bobert B. Gileg, Jr., Clinical Aaeiatant 

Profeesor (&time) at a salary of $1,500 effective Hay 1, 1959, payable 

as follows t $750 froa United Statea Public balth Service Grant A-2Ilfl(C1) 

and $750 from Vnited States Public Health Service Gmnt A-1607(Cl). Dr. 

ale# i# pmeently budgeted at $1,500 for the period from December 1, 1958 

througb April 30, 1959, payable as followe : $1,000 from United Statee 

Public Health Service Grant A-lW(C) and $500 from United States Public 

Health Service Grfmt A-BMl(C1). (BBC No. 62) 

5. ~ppoint Fouad Anie Bashour, H.D., aa Instructor, effectin Februnrg 1, 

1959, at an annul salary rate of $7,500, payable from the Department of 

Internal Wdicine. (RBC No. 70) 

6, Change the atatus of Dr. Morris Horn from Clinical Instructor to Clinical 

&sintan t Prof esaor without aalary , effective January 7, 1959. 

7. Change ths ststua of Dr. William C, Grater from Clinical Instructor to 

Clinical Assistant Professor without 8alary, effective January 1, 1959, 

8. Appoint Willim Crockett Chears Jr., H.D., ns Clinical Instructor without 

salaq, effective February 1, 1959. 

9, Accept the resignation of Dr. Calvin hdin, Clinical Inatmctor without 

aalaq, effective December 31, 1958. 

10. Appoint Kerfoot P. Walter, Jr., H.D., aa Clhicnl Aaaistmt witbout 

salary, effective July 1, 1859, 

If, Appoint Marietta Crowder, H.D., aa Clinical Asaiatant without aalary, 

effective July 1, 1959.

Obstetrics and G.ynecolopy 

12. Appoint Hamin Jmis~n, HODo, as In.atmctor for the period from January 

1, 1959 through Junc 30, 1959, at a sa2aq of $3,000 payable from the 

Obstetrics and Gynecology budget, (BC No, 54) 

13, Appoint Charles H, Bruce, H.L),, as Clinical Instructur without salary, 

effective Jauluaxy 19, 1959. 

Patholo 

14. Inczase the annual salary rate of William A. Banner, &search Scientist 

I, effective January 1, 19593'from $8,160 t o $8,520 payable from the 

Southwestern biedical Foundation Grant far Research on TV Techniques in the 

Study of Normal and Cancer Cells, ( RBC No, 5 6) 

15, Appoint V., Ab Stembridge, M,D,, as Associate Frofesaor in Pathology, 

effective krch 1, 1959, at an annual salary rate sf $1?,500 payable as 

follous: $15,000 from Department of Patholoa budget and $2,500 from 

American Medical Education Foundation, (RBC Ns, 71) 

Pediatrics 

It;. Chmge the status of 1)r, Ahie F, Jo3mson, Jro7 fmrn Clinical Assistant 

professor (+time) to Clinical Associate Professor (+time), effective 

November 3, 1958, with no change in his annual salary. Dr, Johnson is 

presently budgeted at an annual salary sf $4,750 payable from the Ilepartnent 

of Pediatrics, (BBC No, 631 

17. Change the status of Dr. Donald B- Check frm Asaiatant Professor t o 

Associate Professor, effective January 1, 1959, with no change in his 

annual salary rate j effective )larch 1, 1959, inrreaee his annual sahrg 

rate to $10,000 payable from the pediatric:^ Department budget, Dr. Cheek 

is presently budgeted at an m ual salary rate of $9,500 payable from the 

Department of Pediatrics. Q RBC Nos . 65 & 7 2) 

18. Change the status of" Dr, John A, Jmew from Assistant Professor to 

Associate Profeaaor, effective January 1, 1959, with no change in h ~ s 

annual salaw rate; effective bxfi 1, 1959, increase his annual salary 

rate to $9,500 payable from the Pediatrics Pepastment budget, Dr. James 

is presently budgeted at an muwP salary rate cf $8,500 payable from the 

the Department of Pediatricb, (KBC Nos, 66 & 731 (hecutive Committee Action) 

Pharmacolo~ 

19, Grant n leave of absence without pay to Ds, James Holmma Assistant 

Professor, Clinical &/3- tine), f ron ~ & 1, a 1959 ~ thmugh ~ugust 311 1959. 

Br, HoZmm is budgeted at an annual sa1aq.r of $2,320 payable fron the 

Department of Phamacolo~, [ KEC NO. 67 ) 

20, Change the status of Ur, Willim B, Beavers, Assistant Professor, from 

February 1, 1959 ~hrough July 31, 1959, to Clinical Assistant Professor 

($time), at a salary of $1,032,43 for this period, to be paid as follows : 

$132,48 from the American Cyanmid Company-Lederfe Medical Faculty Award 

and $900 from the Department of Pharmacelag~.~ Drs Beavers is presently 

budgeted at an annual salary rate sf $8,260 payable as fellows$ $1,060 from 

American Cyanamid Cowmy-kderle Hedical Faculty Award and $7 ,200 from the 

Department of Phamco1og)r. Dr, Beavers will revert to full-time status 

on August I, 1959. (RBC No, 611) 

Ph.ysica1 Medicine and Behabilitation 

21. Grant n leave of absence withuut pay to ISr, V w S, Taylor, Assoc, h-of.(with- -. - 

out tenure1 from November 1 through ~ohmber 20, 1958, ~r ,- ~aylor is 

budgeted at an annual salary rate of* $12,500 payable as fo3lous: $10,500 

from Pl~sical Hedi cine and Kehablli tation budget , $500 from Amsrican Medical 

Education Foundation, and $1,500 from Southwestern Medical Fomdation. 

(DC No. 55) 

Psychiatq 

22. Appoint Austin Jack Jernig,m, Pfa,D,, as Clinical Inatmetur in Psychiatry 

without salary, effective Febxua.~ I, 1959, 

23. Appoint ki.charrl Austin, Jr ,. , M,A,, as Clinical Assistant in Psychiatry 

(~sychology) without salary, efFective Smua~y 5, 1959,

Iladiolou 

24, Grant a lcave of abscnce without pzy to Dr, ilurry Schonfeld, Clinical 

Instructor (&time), from November 1;-through ~ovenibter 30, 3958, 'Dr. 

Schonfeld is budgeted at an mu21 salaxy of $8,000 for half-time services, 

payable from the Ilcpartment of Radiology budget . (KBC No, 58) 

25. Accept the resignation of Dr. Rober? Grccn, Clinical Assistant without 

salary, effective November ITj 1958. 

m n p e the status of Dr. Hubert J. Sealc from Assistant Professor 

(Clinical, l /~-the ] at an annual salaq of $1,600 payable from the 

Department of Surgery budget, to Clinical Assistant Professor of Ophthafmologg 

without salaxy, effective Decembcr 3i, 1958, (XL13C No, 59) 

27. Appoint Ernest Poulos, H..D*, as Clinics1 Instmctor in Surgery without 

salary, effective January 26, 2959, 

26. Appoint Austin Barrow, ILD., as Clinical Assistant in Orthopedic 

Surgery without salary, effective November 15, 1958, 

29. Appoint Thomas llcswain, Piall., as Fellow in Thoracic Surgery for the 

period f roln January 1, 1959, through February 11, 1958, at a lnontkly salary 

of $514 payable from Dallas lieart Associstinn Cardiac Laboratory Coordinakor 

of Research Account [BC No. 60) 

M e w account for enlarging and ramodeling the Internal Medicine 

Conference Room by the tmnsf es of-$2,050 from ~nallocated Ehintenance and 

Equipment. (K8C No, 53) 

31, Approve the appropriation from Unallocated ihintenance and Equipment 

of $5,100 for Removal of Temporary Buildings, to cover the advertising and 

oliscellaneous costs in addition to the Contractor's cost, Also, approve 

the award of th~ contract in the mount of $5,000 for this project to the 

Xelly-Hhite Company, 4146 %sa load, Dallas, Texas, This project was 

authorized by the Board of Regents on September 20, 1958, (KBC No. 74) 

iedical Electronics hborato 

32. Increase the annual salaz of Harry Stokes, Engineering Technician I, 

effective February 1, 1959, fkrn $6,4~ to $6,780, -pyable-f ram the ~edical 

Electronics Laboratory budget, (lU3C No. 61) 

33, Without change in full-time appointments from all sources, seduce thc 

appointnlcnts for lhgineering Technicians I Lee f, hid and IIarry Stokes from 

full-time to three-fourths time from the Medical Electr~nics Laboratory 

General Budget, effective February 1, 1959, reducing the salary mte for each 

person paid from this source from $6,780 to $5,085, Create the position of 

Secretary (one-,half time) at a sahq ratc of $1,862 per mum, effective 

February 1, 1959, tmnsferrhg $969,50 from the funds realized from the 

reductions in appointments above and increasing the appropriation for 

Equipment $1,008 from the balance of these funds , 

Approve the creation of the uInstruram-k Repair and Davolopment Eevolvhg 

Account" and the appointments for one-f rpurth time services of hgineering 

Technicians I k e lieid and liarry Stokes, each at a sdary rate of $1,695, 

effective February 1, 1959, with no change in their total annual salary rate 

of $6,780 each. Credits will accrue to this account from services rendered 

departments, (EBC No, 69) 

FELUIHS: Approve the following, effectim January I, 1959, unless othemise 

indicated : 

I, Appointments 3- 

Paul Ei, Comer, E1.I). , Clhicnl Fellow in Internal Medicine 

Kenneth Zsggett, Jr. M.D,, Fellow in Obstetrics and Gynecology 

Paul MacDonald, M,U,, Fellow in Obstetrics and Gynecology 

(effective December 1, 19%) 

hence Hilliam Martin, H.D., clinical Fellow in Psychiatry 

(effestive July 1, 1959) 

Jack E, Pondcr, li.D,, Clinical Fellow in Psychiatry 

James H. Psllwk, kigD., Clinical Fellow in Orthopedic Surgery

2. Chan~e of Status 

1- MX.,D,, to Clinical. Psilow in &perimental lkdicine 

Evelyn V, Hess, Jl,D,, to Clinical Fellow in ~nternal Hedicine 

(effective Gctober 15, 1958) 

Adel Gaf'ar Nafrawi , 1lcDm 

, t o Clinical Fclf ow in !l'horacic Surgery 

3. Eiesi atioms 

EzZ5f-T er erian, M.D., Fellow h Surgery [effective January 30, 1959) 

Chang Keun Kim, hLDA + Clinical Fe Jluw in Thoracic Surgew 

(effective January 30, 1959) 

lEASSlGN&ENT OF DUTIES WIm PAY IN EXCESS OF THO WEXXS: I: recomaend that 

Dr. S.EdwardSuZkin, Prsfeeaosr~f~iicrobi~lo~, berelievedfroahis >\ / 

ordinav duties at The University of Texas ~ouihwestem Jkdicnf School for 

the period from Jme 15 to Septeriber 5, 1959, and for that period be 

reassigaed to a special research project at the 1-brine Biological laborat 

at Woods Hole, Piasaachusetts, his salary to be paid during that period but the 

travel to be performed without expenso to the University. 

EXTENSION TEACHING HONORARIA: Approve thc payment of honoraria to faculty 

members for lectu'rem as foP1ows: 

1, Postgraduate teach in^ Program 

Dr. Frank Harrison, Associate Dean 

(~ovember 20, 1958-Wellington, Texas) 

2. Occupaticmal Them= f r.am Interagency Contract No, 4413-312 

Dr, William To Moore, Instructor in Psychiatry 

(December 5 and hcember 12, 1958)- 

Dr. Wm. So Bell, Aasistmt Professor uf Psychiatry 

(October 31, November 3 and Decsmnbes 3, 1958) 

Ilr. Jay P, Sanford, Assistant Professor of Infernal Medicine 

(October 20 and October 22, 1968) 

Dr, N o m W. Carter, Instructor in lnternsal Medicine 

(October 1 sad October 8, 19GB) 

Dr. liemp Clark, Assistant: Professor sf Hewosurgeq 

(Novwnber 7 and November 14, 195a 

Dr. John So Chapman, Psofesaor sf Internal Hedicine 

(kcember 1, Decembar 3 and Decelubcr 8, $958) 

Dr, Jerwy Stirman; Associate Professor of Surgery 

(January 5, 1959) 

Dr. Jack Martin, Inatmufor is. Psychiat~ 

(January 9, 1959) 

Dr, Charles Simmons, Imfmetsr in Psychiatzy 

(~anury 16, 1959) 

CHANGES IN CUSSIFIEIl P-ONNEL PROGWd; Approve the following changes in 

the Classified Persoranel Program, effective Immediately:: T 

-.w> 

I. Delete 

- CUSS 

0035 

- 2" Add 

ClASS 

Business dW.niatra-l-ive Assistan.t $351 -445 $4212-5340 31 

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fiIOrn%lLY L - - A m- u 

OUT-OF-STATE TISPS $ I rec omexad appro-anX, sf the f ollowiwg out-of -a tate trips 

the staff members listed, expenses to be paid fmm Conferences, kcturns 

md Attendance at Scientifi~ Meetings unless othemise indicated : 

1. Dr, Paul April, Clinical Fc13m in Internal Ikdieine, to New Orleans, 

Louiaianq on January 22-24, 1959, t o attend th.e meeting of the Soutbem 

Society for Clinical Research; expensee lo be paid Prom United States BubUc 

Bealth Service Grant A-20aP(C1) .

OUT -OF -STATE TRIPS - continued 

2. Dr. Jack A. Barnett, Fellow in Internal Medicine, to Atlantic City, 

New Jersey, on May 2-6, 1959, to attend the meeting of the American 

Federation for Clinical Research and American Society of Clinical Investigation; 

expenses to be paid from Dallas Heart Grant #9208. 

3. Dx. William R. Beavers, Assistant Professor of Phamacol.ogy, to Atlantic 

City, New Jersey, on April 12-18, 1959, to present a paper at the meeting 

. of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology. e 

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4. Dr. Frederick 61. Boate, Professor of Radiology, to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvaniae. . 

on February 24-26, 1959, to represent the institution at the meeting of the 

Biophysical Society; and to Atlanta, Georgia, on April 24-26, 1.959, to lead a 

panel discussion at the meeting of the Association of Uatversity Radiologists . 

5. Dr. U. W. Burr, Jr,, to Ardmore, Oklahoma, on February 20, 1959, to 

attend the meeting honoring Dr. P. P. Cohen; expenses to be paid from 

Atomic Energy Corrrmission Contract AT,(40-.I)-1988-4198. 

6. Dr. Norman Carter, Instructor in Internal Medicine, to New Orleans, 

Louisiana, on January 21-25, 1959, to attend the mee king of the Southern 

Federation for Clinical Research and the Southern Society for Clinical 

Investigation, expenses to be paid from Unite,d States Public Health Service 

Grant 2A-5028(C2); to Atlantic City, New Jersey, on April 13-20, 1959, to 

present a paper at the meeting of the Federated Societies and the American 

Physiological Society; to Atlantic City, New Jersey, on May 2 -6, 1959, to 

present a paper at the meetings of the American Society for Clinical 

Investigation and the American Federation for Clinical Research; and to 

Hershey, Pennsylvania, on June 4-9, 1959, to attend the meeting of the 

Cardiovascular Training Grant Program Directors, expenses to be paid from 

United States Public Health Service Cardiovascular Training Grant. 

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7 . Dr. Carleton B. Chapman ~~rotessor of Internal Medicine to New Orleans, 

Louisiana, on January 22-25 to attend the meetings of the Southern 

Society for Clinical Investi ation and the Southern Section of the American 

Federation for Clinical Research; expenses to be paid from United States 

Public Health Service Grant H-3071.. 

8. Dr. Willf am R. Conte, Associate Professor of Psychiatry, to Washington, 

I) .C . , on January 15 -17, 1959, to attend the meeting of Southern Professors 

of Psychiatry; expenses to be paid from Psychiatry Research & Training 

Grant f3260. 

9. Dr. Seymaur Eisenberg, Clinical Associate Professor of Internal Medicine, 

to New or lean^, Louisiana, Qn January 21-28, 1959, to artend the meetings 

of the Southern Society for Clinical Research and American Federation for 

Clinical Research; expenses to be paid from United Staters Public Health 

Service Grant H-3718. 

10. Mr. James W. Finnay, Clinical Assisrant in Microbiology, to New York 

City, New York, on March 9 -13, 1959, to observe research techniques; expenaes 

to be paid from United States Public Health Service Grant H-2153(C3). 

11. Dr. Dgniel W. Foster, Resident: in Medicine, to New Orleans, Louisiana, 

on January 21-25, 1959, to attend the meetings of the Southern Federation 

for ~linical Research and the Southern Society for Clinical Investigation, 

expenses to be paid from Dallas Heart Association Grant #8258; and to 

Atlantic City, New Jersey, on May 2-6, 1959, to present a paper at the 

meeting of the Amerfcan Federation for Clinical Research and the American 

Society of Clinical Investigation. 

12. Dr. W. W. Goldman, Fellow in Pathology, to New Orleans, Louisiana, on 

January 20-25, 1959, to attend the meetings of the Southwest Cancer 

Chemotherapy Srudy Group and the Southern Society for Clinical Research; 

expenses to be paid from Llnited States Public Health Service Grant CY-3796. 

13. Dr. Andres Goth, Professor of ~hamacology, to Atlantic City, New Jersey, 

on April 11-19, 1959, to attend the meeting of the Federation of American 

Societies for Experimental Biology; expenses to be paid from Welch Foundation 

Grant 250. 

S-

OUT-OF-STATE TnB - continued 

14. Dr. Arthur GrolJntan, Professor of Experingrata1 iicdicime, to Chicago, 

Illinois, on April 24-27, 1959, to present a paper at the meeting of the 

American College uf Phy sicims . 

15. Hiss Pi. Joanne Guest, Research Teclulician 11 in Internal Nedicine, to 

New Orleans, Louisiana, on January 21-25, 1959, to attend the meetings of 

the Southern Federation for Clinical Research and the Southern Societg for 

Clinical Investigation,: expenses to be paid fram United States Public 

Health Service G rant B-2944, 

16. Dr, Franh: Harrison, Professor of Anatomy, to Seattle, Washhgton, on 

bfarch 30-April. 5, 1959, to attend the meetkg of the American Association 

of Anatomists; expenses t o be paid from Southwestern lledical Foundation 

Travel Fund, 

17. Dr. Evelyn Heas, Clinical Fellow in Internal lfedicine, to New Orleans, 

Louisiana, on January 22-24, 1959, to attwad the meethg of the Southern 

Society for Clinical Research; expenses to be paid from United States 

Public Health Service Gmnt A-20a l(C1) . 

18. Dr. Betty W, Hunter, Fellow in Internal Hedicine, to New Orl-ems, 

Louisiana, on January 21-21, 1959, to attend the meeting of the Southern 

Society for Clinical. Investigation and American Federation for Clinical 

liesearch, expenses to be paid from kderle G a t #8304; and to Atlantic 

City, New Jcrscy, on M y 2-6, 1959, to attend the meeting of tb.e American 

Federation for Clinical Research and American Society of Clinical Investigation; 

cxpenses to bc paid from allas Heart Grant #9208, 

19, Dr, doh A, Jams, Associate Profcssos sf Pediatrics, to Little Rock, 

Arkansas, on January 15-16, 1959, to attend the Pediatric Education Meeting; 

expenses to be paid from Southwestern Medical F~undati on Travel Fund, 

20. Dr. M. T, Jenkins, Professor of Anesthesiology, to New Y ~rk City, on 

January 16-18, 1959, to attend the meeting of the Association of University 

Anesthetists, expenses to be paid from Southwestern liedical. Foundation Fund 

fl594; and to Phoenix, Arizona, on April 4,212, 1959, to attend the meeting 

of a% Examiners for #e Om1 &&nations of the &rican Board of 

4nesthesiolom, expenses t o be paid from ChildrenCs Pledical Centcr 

Anesthesiolow h d 

# 759U, 

21, Dr, John M, Johnston, Assistant Frofesaor of Biochemistry, to Atlantic 

City, New Jersey, on April 11-19, 1959, to present a paper at the meeting 

of the American Socieb of Biological Chenists; and to Ahom, Oklahoma, 

on Februaq 20, 1959, to attend the meeting honoring Dr, P, P, Cohcn, 

expenses to be paid from Williams-Matermsw Grant #U136, 

22. Dr, Ifwin J, hop£, Associate Profcsssr of Psychiatry, to Little Rock, 

Arkansas, on February 28-March 1, 1959, t o attend S~uthwestern Conference 

of Psychologists in Medical Schools; expenses to be paid from Psychiatry 

Research & Training Fund #3260, 

23. Mr. Jack Kroher, Assistant Profe~sor of lhdiolom, to Pittsburgh, 

Pennsylvania, on Febnaary 25-27, 1959, to attend the meeting of the 

Biophysical Society, expenses to be paid from American BIedicaf Education 

Foundation; to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on May 18-20, 1959, to attend the 

meeting of the hdiation &search Society and the American Association of 

Physicists in Medicine, expenaes to be paid from Seuthwestern Medical 

Foundation Travel Fund; and to Denver, Colorado, on July 6-9, 1959, to lead 

a panel diacuasion at the meeting of the American Socie* sf X-ray Technicians, 

24, nr, abert Le Leon, Assistmt Professor of Psychiatry, to Washington, 

D.C., on Jmuarg. 15-16, 1959, to attend the meeting of the Asseciation of 

Southern Professors of Psychiatry, expenaers to be paid from Psychiatry 

Research and Training Fund #326;0;; and to San Frmcisco, California, on 

March 30-April 3, 1959, to attend the meetinga of the American Orthopsychiatric 

Associati on and the American Association of Psychiatric Clinics for Children, 

expenses to be paid from P~ychiatv Hesearch & Training Fwd k3260,

OUT-OF-SWTE TIILPS -. continued 

25. Dr, Jack Martin, Instructor in Psychiatry, to San Francisco, California, 

on March %-April 3, 1959, to presenl a gaper at the meetings of thc American 

Orthopsychiatric Association md the Ameficm. Association of Psychiatric 

Clinics for Children; expenses to be paid frcflu Psychiatry Research. and 

Training P'und k3260. 

26. Dr. Daniel Martinez, Clinical Instructor in O-tolaryngology, to Chicago, 

Illinois, on hIarch 15-22, 1959, to attend a course on reconstructive middle 

ear surgery; expenses to be paid from United States Public Ilealth Service 

Grant 3-lM7, 

27, Dr, Ben Herrick, Clinical Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine, to 

Chicago, Illinois , on Feb rualy 6-7, 1959, t o at tend the Coordinators Eketing 

of the licdicaf Education for National Defense Progm; expenses t o be paid 

from the MEND Contra~t, 

28, Dr, P. OqB, &fontgomery, As~oCiate hafessor of Pathology, to Boston, 

~Iassachusctts, on April 22-26, 1959" t o present a paper at the meeting of 

the American Society of Pathologists and Bacteriologists ; and to Atlantic 

City, New Jerseyj on April 9-12, 1959, t o attend the ueeting of the American 

Association for Cancer Research, expenses to be paid from Atomic Ejlerw 

Commission Contract AT-@0-1)2478. 

29. Dr. E, E. Muirhewd, Professor of Patholow, to New Orleans, huisiana, 

on Januargr 20-22, 1959, to at tea.d the meeting of the Southwest Cancer 

Chemotherapy Study Group and Blood Club; expenses t o be paid from United 

States Public Health Senice Grant CY-379fi, 

30, Dr, Robert Pd, Pilce, Professor of kLicsobiofow, to Atlantic City, New 

Jersey, on April 13-17, 1959:, to present a paper at the Federation Meetings. 

31. Dr, E, L, Pratt, Professor of Pediatrics, to Buck Hill Falls, Pennsylvania, 

on Elay 6-9, 1959, to attend the meeting of the hcrican Pediatric Society 

ns a member of the Governing B~ad; expenses to be pald from Southwestern 

1-kdical Foundation Tmvel Fund. 

32, Dr. Jack A. PritchaPd) Professor sf Obstetrics and Gynecology, t o New 

Orleans, Louisiana, on January 21-24, 1959, to present a paper at the ueeting 

of the Southern Society for Clinical liesearch: cxpenses t o be paid from 

Faculty Gifts kP77U8, 

33. Dr. Floyd C, Rector, Jr,, Instructor in Internal Hedicine, to Atlantic 

City, New Jersey, on April 8-19, 1959, to present a paper at the meetings 

of the Federated Societies, American Fhyaiolsgieal Sociew,. 

34. Dr, Herbert bsfeld, Jr, Assistant Professor of Biochemistry, to 

Atlantic Cityp New Jersey, on April 11-19, 1959, t o present a paper at the 

nee ting of the hcri can Physiological Society, expenses t o be paid from 

United States Public Health Sehce Grant 8-9237 (C2) and to Ardmore, Oklahoma, 

on February 20, 1959, t o attend the meeting honoring Drh P, P, Cohen, expenses 

to be paid from Atomic &erg. Commission Contract AT-(40- 1).,1988-4198, 

35. Dr. Jay P, Sanford, Assistant Professor of Internal Iledicine, to 

Hashington, DOC,, on January 18-20? 1959, to attend a Medical Education for 

National Defense Symposium, expenses t o be paid from the iffiNI> Contract; and 

to Atlantic Ciw, New Jersey, on bay 2-6, 1959, t o present a paper at the 

meeting of the dlnaericm Federation for Clinical Research and the American 

Society of Clinical Investigation, 

36. Hiss Mary Louise Schulze, liesearch Associate in Microbiology, to New 

York City, New York, on January 12-19, 1959, to attend a Symposium of the 

New York Academy of Science; expenses to be paid from the Aae~can hdical 

Education Foundation Grant, 

37, Dr, Rolbmoke So Seltzer, AsscscFatc Professor ~ f' 

Inkma1 Medicine, to 

New Orleans, Louisiana, on January 21-25, 1959, to attend the meetings of 

the Southern Society for Clinical Research and the American Federation for 

Clinical Researchi and to Chicago, Illinois on Jkch 1-7, 1959, to consult 

with Dr. R, Metz, at Northwestem University concerning research problem; 

expenses t o be paid fram the E1ly Grant,

OUT-OF-STATE TIUPS - cvn ti,luecl 

38, Dr , Tn~a Shires , Ilssiz t;nt Professor of 'aurgcq, to Denver, CoZurado, ' 

013 E'ebwry 11-14, 1559, to attend the ri~eeting of the Sccicty of University 

Surge~ns; expenses tu be paid from Faculty Gf f t s fur Surgery #8048, 

39, Dr. Hamin D, Siperutcinj Associate Professor of Tntemal liedicine, to 

Atlantic Cf ty, New Jersey, an April 13-18, 1959: to meat with the other 

Editors of the Journal ~f Lipid Chenustry, expenses ta be paid fro111 Dallas 

Iieart Association Grant $8258; to Atlantic City, Wau Jersey, and D~irhm, 

North Carolina, on April 2'7-Kay 6, 1959, to present a paper at the meeting 

of the American Fedelation far ClkicaP Research and the American Soclety 

of Clinical Investigation and lecture at Buke University lledical School; c~ June 13- 

21, t o I.leridian, New Hampshire, t~ attend the Gordon Codcmnce on Lipid 

jfetabolism, expenses to be paid fram Unitcd States Puhlie Ilealth Service 

Grant H-2944, 

40, Dr. Andrew B, .%all, Clinical Associate Pn*ofo,ssar of Surgery, to Chicago, 

Illinois, on February 6-'i 1959, t o attend thc Coordinatom Meeting of the 

Medical Education for National hfcnse Pogramj expenses t o be paid from 

the 1EMI Contract, 

42. Dr. Jerry Stimlan, Associate Professor of Surgery, to Denver, Colorado, 

on February 11-16, 1959, to attend ke netting of the Socieb of University 

Surgeons; expenses to be paid fro~n Facul$y Gifts for Surgeay G m t #8048, 

42. Dr. Robert L, Shbbleficld, Professor o f Psychiatry, t o Little Rock, 

Arkansas, on Fcbluary 28-brch 1, 1959, to attcnd the Negaonal Pesearch 

Conference of the American Psychiatric Association; expense5 to be paid 

from Psychiatry &search and Training b d f3260., 

43. Dr. S. Edward Sullrin, Professor of I4icrsbloiofl, to Atlantic City, New 

Jersey, on April 13-17, 1959, tc attend thc Federation Jleetingsg expenses 

to be paid from Caruth Fund h'8386 . 

44, Dr. Hsi Ching Teng, Instructor in ETedicine, to Atlantic City, New Jersey, 

on April 13-1fi, 1959, to present a paper rat the meeting of the Federated 

Societies and the Amrican PIwsiol~gical Society 

45. Dr, John C1 Vmatta, Professor of Physiology, to Bethesda, Maryland, 

on 1.Iarch 3-7, 1959, to attend the Syqosiunl ~a Lutl-emes ~f fiarirn~lment of 

the Medical Education for National Daf ense Psogr.m, expenses to be paid 

from the IW Contract; to Atlantic City, Mew Jersey, on April l.2-18, 1959, 

to present a paper at the meting of the Federation of American Societies 

for kperiowntal Biology, expenses to be paid from United States hbPic 

Health Service Grant B-1574(W) ; and to Bueno.5 Aires, Argentina, on August 

6-18, 1959, to prcscnt at paper at the LYI Intesnati~nal Congress of Physiological 

Sciences, expenses t~ be paid from Uni.ted States Public Health Service 

Grant H-1514 1 C5 ) . 

4G, Dr. Donald S, Wiggans, Associate Professor of Biochemistry, to Atlantic 

City, New Jersey, on April 11-19, 1959, to p~sent a paper at thc meeting 

of the American Institute of Nutrition; and to Ardtraore, OlrPahom, un February 

20, 1959, to attend the meeting honoring Ur, Po P, Cohen, expenses to be paid 

from Atomic Energy Condssi~n Contract AT- (40-1)-1988-4198. 

47. Dr. Ben Wilson, Professor of Surgeq, to Denver, Colorado, on Febmary 

11-16, 1959, to attend the meeting of the Society of University Surgeons; 

aqenses to be paid from Faculty Gifts far Surgery d-'8048, 

48, Dr. Russell H, Wilson, Clinical Associate Professor of Internal Medicine, 

to New Orleans, huiaiana, om January 20-25, 1959, t o present a paper at the 

meeting of the Southelm SocieQ for Clinical Research; exienses to be paid 

from United States Pbablic Health Service Grant tI=2153(C3), 

49. Dr, Xobert E, Hindom, Fellow in Internal Pledicine, to Mew Orleans, 

Louisiana, on January 21-r25, 1959, to attend the meetings of the Southern 

Society for Clinical Research and the Scutheraa Section of the hcrican 

Fcdcration for Clinical Research, expenses ta be paid frou Ncrch, Sharge & 

Dohw Grant h8324; and to Atlmtic City, New Jersey, on 14ay 2a.5, 1959, to 

present a paper at the mecting of' the American Federation for Clinical iksearch 

and the American Society UP Cliizicai Investigation.

50. I;r, i4orris ZifE , Professor of Internal hlcdicine, to Ncw' York Ci* ,New 

York, on Deccr~iber 3.5, 1958, tc discus9 research nith officials of the 

National Foundation e to Ncrr Orlcms , Louisiana, on Jailuary 22-24, 1959, to 

attcilcf the meeting or the Suutharrl Society for Clinical Research; and to 

'Slashington, DOC,, and New YorIi City, New Ysrk, on February 5-9, 1959, t o 

attend the nlce ting of Iha Al- th ~ ti s Training Program Directors Conference ; 

expenses for all the trip* to ha paid from United States Public Health 

Service Grant A-%Ml(CI), 

51. Dr, Arnold Zucker, Fellow in Psychiatry, to New York City, New York, on 

January 19-23, 1959, to attend the meeting; of the! American Group Psychotherapy 

Association; expenses t o be paid from Psychf atry ltesearch and Training Fund #3260. 

52. Dr. Dunald Cheek, Associate Prsfesanr of Pediatrics, to Buck a11 Falls, 

Pennsylvania, on 4~10, 1959, fo attend the meting of the Amerlcan 

Pediatric Society; e-qenses be paid frorn United States Public Health . 

Service Grant A -,2343, 

GOVERMffiW COfSTPACT.5 ANI GWNTS SLMD O11iEX AGlEEMENTSo Approval of the 

following contracts and grants and other. agreements is requested, and it is 

reco~nrrlended that the appreciation of the Board of &gents be sent to the donors 

of the grants. Items 23, 35 and .T have been pmviously reported and documentad, 

1. Graduate 1l-aining 2~-5154 ( CS) "5 PHs 

Depar tiaont of Health, Education and tielfarc 

Attention :: John FA Shem~an, F% .D, , Deputy Chief 

Ex t mx~raf Bm grams 

National. Ins ti tutc of ArthAtis and Metabolic Diseases 

National Institutes of Health 

Be thesda 14, Ihryla~d 

Graduate Training in Arthritis 

Dr, Norria Ziff 2. Research Grant A-1522(C2$ 

Departnent of Health, Education and HeWarc 

Attentian: John P: Sheman, Ph,D,, Deputy Chief --8 -A -/A-J 2- 

Extr;llnuml Pmgms 

National Institute of Arthritis and PIctabolic Diseases 

National Ins ti h tcs ef Health 

Be thcsda 14, kIawland 3 

Piay 1, 1959 -, April 3U 1960 

$9,430 

3, Research Gmmt A-1607CC2) 

Depahent of Health, Education m d Welfare 

Attention : Joh F, She nuan, Ph.D,, Deputy Chicf 

Extrmural Progr- 

National Institute of Ar-thri ti s and Me- tabolic Dl seases 

National Ins ti Eutcs 0% Health 

Bethcsda 14, llawhnd 

~nterrelationship of Plasma iiexo~amines 

.p -16 7 

j 4 xr 

Dr. hbert 3, Gifes, Jr, 

Elay 1, 1959 ==, April 30: 1960 

$11,517 

- 5 

, Antibodies and Ao(ylaid 

4, Research Grant 8-2700 

Depar-hent of Health, Education and WalPare 

Attention : John F, She~?am, PhJ,, Deputy Chief 

Ektrmturaf. ~scgmm 0 - /. 700 

National Institute uf Arthritis and Pletabolic Diseases 

National Institutes cf Health S 

Be thesda 14, Maryland 

=bnger and Lconanl L, Jhladison 

January 1, 1959 - D~ccmb~s 31, 1959 

$5,543 

- $-gn 

rx

: 1 ,--, , 3 

++'!?, i> 

GOVEmlEW CONTPcACTS AM) GRANTS AM) UTIE1I AG1&EENTS -: continued 

5. Eesenrch Grant C- 3 694tC1) 

Ucparb~cnt of IIcs.lth, Gcluca%.iori 2 Tie.LTarc 

Attention,: Iarisua of treatments 

Dr, E. L. Pratt and Dr, J, A, Hhitaiier 

December 1, 1958 - Novenber 30, 1959 

$5,935 

8, Research Grant E-8#0(C2] 

DeparLient of Health, Education & WePf arc 

Attentions bonard Karel, Ph ,D, , Chief 

~tsmural Prog.ms 

National Institute of Allerm and Infectious Diseases 6 &J 

National Ins ti tutcs of* He.alth 

Bethes da 14, Maryland 

Effect of owgei tension an tubercle bacilli 

Drs, L. Ruth Guy and John S, Chapman 

January 1, 1959 -- December 31, 1959 

$8,867 

9. &search Grant E-2500 

Department of Heaith, Education & Weffam 

Attention: Leonard Karcl, I% Chief 

Extrmuml Progr.ms 

National Instikte of A llew and Infectious Uiseases 

Nalional Institutes of Health 

Host ~arasi ie i

GOVERR3~N' COWBBCTS AdW GIhNYS AND OTWK AGiiEElGNT5 - c ontinusd 

1 Research Fello~~~h~p Supy~3y Gmmt l$F ,5852 

Deparhent of Health, Education & Felfare 

Attentiono Pgm4 Q. PC fcr~an I&i,D , dasi stant Director 

National Institute nf A X kergy arid Infectious Uiacasc 

National Ins ti tu tcs of Hc aith 

Bcthcsda 14, tlarylsnd 

lechanian of the hber:ulin=m~ Eeac ti on 

Dr. J, 'Po W@rd in beha" oaf" 'h)~, Jack A. Barnett 

12, Research G m t H-4124 

Ikpartucnt of Health, Educ~tion a d Welfarc 

Attention; James Matt, bi,Po, Dlrcctor 

National Heart Ins ti tute 

National lna titutcs of Health 

Bethesda 14, Ehryland 

Isolation of Hypotansjrie Principle from Renal.~tmc~.s 

-1hm 

January 1, 1959 - Bp.c..umber 31, 1959 

$14,430 

13. Research Fellowhip Supply Grxnt I@-8073(C) 

hparbent of lie?lth,, Eklucati~n and Helfare 

Attentions Jaalc-s Watt, M.Do Director 

National Hear t daa. ti tute 

tional Ins ti tut e , ~ of Health 

Bethe sda 14 ,. 1-lar.vhnd 

w 

The Determination of' Ventricular Power Production in Human 

September 19, 1958 , September IS, 1959 

$500 

14. Research Grmf: IG-ii01.8 

Department of IIeallih, muca tioa and We1faz.e 

Attention: h~brd K. Wifley, ghuDv, Chief 

Research Grant3 Branch 

Division of kneral Medical Sclsnces 

National Institutes of Health 

3ethesda 14, MsrySmd 

Tissue C02 : ~h~miea31 FO~IS and Exchange Hates 

br, AIW M, %mpson 

February 1, 1959-,,, Jan~.mry 39, 19GO 

$9,500 

6 .5'a 

1 Department of' the Arqy 5 -. 56 d 

Contract Blb-18-9 G4-=404-ClG.l13 

Modif i c at f on Nr; , 3 

EstabEishent of faml overhead rate at 4l$ of Salaries & Wages for the period 

from Septcnbes 1, 1956 through August 31, 1957 

16, Department. of* The Am-Office of the Surgcon Geaeml 

Contract No. QA-49-007-~rn-402 

biodif~cation No, s k b 

6 

Establishment sf final overhead rate at 4% of Salaries & Wages for the period 

from September I", 1956 through Dece&er 31, 1956 

17. Department of the Arrqv-Office of the Surgeon General 

Contract No, nA. 49-OUT-ID-519 

Pfod~fication No, 6 

?5-6 

Establishment of final ovcrhead rate at 4% of Salaries % Yages for the period 

from September X, 1956 thraugh June 30, 1957 

18. Department of *he Arw-Off ,tee of the Surgeon General 

Contract Xo, DA-49 -007-;ill-662 

L-6 d 

Modificati~n No, B 

Es tablishuent cf final cbverhesd rate at 4% of Salaries & Wages for the period 

from Septeder 1, 3.956; #rough August 31, 1957

-. 

GOVERIWNl CON1'lUCTS AND GIMWS AID OTlElt AGREDBNTS - continued 

19. hpar tment. of the Maq- 

Office of Mval sp arch 

Condrac t No _ Wjnr.- D"?O [gij b 

Kedical Educa tioe f'or~ Ndf .i.omi Di.3 3a tes 

Dr6 A* Jm Gill 

20. Interagency Cantract 4,413,-334 

'Texas Woman , s 1Tni.r~ r? i 

Denton, Texas 

November 17, 1953 ,-. lZrwafi 3C, 1959 

$3,000 

21, Interagency Gon'tras+ 441.3--327 

Texas State Uepartm6n

, From the Texas 1Iesr.t Ass~~iotjoc I111 [B-I~, Ernest a', 'Guy, 

!::ccutivc X)i.rcctsr, 404 ,'Tc-~sc: H, Jwe; Library Building, LC , - 

/.-/h.LJ 

Houston 25, Texas) the award sf a 1:escarcb Fellowship in C' 

Clinical Gal-dio4.ogy under tl~~? ;lirt;r,-Llrm of nr A Carxeton B , 

Chapnm, deposited ira "'Tox,as &art As~clat ion-&search 

Fellowship in Clinic21 Gardinlcgyw . Division of I-Ied~cal AdmmistratS.~n~ 

me Lilly Research 

\ Laboratories, Indianapolis G, Indi.ans) the award ~f a grant 

for the purchnsc: 2f compli8mce equipmen+ tc measure Img 

. i n b 

compliance for re5earc:h 3yn pu2rnoxla1-3.' di-~easea, under the / ., ' 

df rec tioc nf Dr-s, Willian C, Grater, dames IBoh, Charles B, 

Shuey a d Wa BE Bcawors: dapa.rit+rd ta Vli Lilw & Cornpaw-, 

Purchase of Lung C i)11pl .caaca Eqyl~uent" (Account 8496) 2,200,OO 

' 

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,.\ 

\ E" 

I r E m CONTRACTS AND GLNTS Am OTHER AGEEbWS - continued 

mfl si-;.; 

v4. Fro* the Dallas IIeart Association ( Elr, J. Gobert Phillips, 

Jr., Chairman of Execuiive Committee, 3622 Maple Avenue, 

r $4 

Ballas, Texas) a grant to support research on %*The Study of ,.d 

the liechanisru for the ~orti~os%itic Control of hole sterol 

Synthcsisn for the period Decenber 1, 1958 thmugh June 30, 

1959, under the direction of Dr. Marvin Sipemtein, 

deposited to nDallas Heart Association-Study of Cholesterol 

Synthesisw (~ccomt 

8250) ' $1,500.00 

b 3 5 . From the Dallas Tuberculosis dssociatian (Hr , Dale W. hotta, 

Executive Dire~tor, 3325 lhple Avenue, alla as , ~exna) the 

fourth quarterly papent on a grant fqr research on 

MContbuntion of Work on Chenlical S'tilmlation of Local and 

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Systemic Eosinopheliw and Chmmog@nf c Nycobac terial ' , 

.,: 

Infections in ChiidrcnM under the direction of Drs, John S, 

Chapman and L, Buth Guy, for the period from April 1, 1958 

through Marsh 31, 195 9, deposited to "Dallas Tuberculosis 

'Z 

Association-Research by Dra, Chapan and Guy1@ (dlccount 8828) 1,809.00 

. From lcderle hboriltories (Dr, Benjamin X. Carey, &leIedical 

Director, Pearl fiver, New ~orlc) a grant for support of 

msearch on HEvaluati on of antibacterial agents and 

therapeutic progmmst8 for the pericd Janulry 1, 1958 through 

bcember 31, 1958, and s-ewal grant for support of research 

on nbng-term Antibacterial Regimens in Chronic PyelonephritisM 

for the period January 1, 1959 through December 31, 1959, under 

the direction of DF* Jay 9- SanXordg deposited to nhderle 

v. 

hborato ries-Studics of Long Term htibac terra1 Eegimens in 

k Chronic Pyelonepritisw (.Acccsunt 8304) 2,300.00 

Fmm the U.5, Vitamin Corporatiall Arlington-Funk Uborelorias 

Division, (Dr. Ihrvey S,, Sai2ow, Field Director, 25D East 43rd 

St~et, New York 17, Ww Yo&) the final papent for Nwenber 

1958 on a grant awarded for msearch on "Effects of Arlidin l; - / f ? 

-, ', 

an Cembral Blood Flow and Efefabolism under the direction of 

Dr. Seymour E'isenbergbB and the extension of this g m l without 

additional funds for an indefinite period of time' deposited 

to "U. S, Vitamin Cow ,-Effect8 of Arlidin m Cerebral Blood 

\ Flow and PIe tabolism" (Account 83 64) 200,OO 

-- From the Sovthres tern liedioill Foundation (Mr. Url Hoblitaelle, 

President, Hedfcal Arts Buif hng, Dallas, Texas) the second L) - 1 0 3 

half of the total gm% far 1958,-1959, deposited to "Southwestern 

blcdical Folbndatiun GranVa (Account 9150) 40,991,64 

. From the Texas Psychiatric Foundation through Southwestern 

Nedical Foundation (bk, Ih-1 HobEi tzefh, President, Medical 

Arts Building, Dallas, Texas) a grant for continued 

#: k 

development and suppoxt of a program of teaching, research 

and service in the Uepastment of Psychiatry, deposited to 

v. 

nTexas Psychiatric Foundation for research in Psychiatryn 

(Account 7984) 14,700 ,OO 

Fmo Armrl ti. rrul ihrmatirm Foundation-North Triae Chapter 

(Mr. H, L, Nichols, Chairman of the Executive Committee, 617 

First National Bank Building, Dallas) m additional grant to $: * 

.. support the appuintnlent of Dr. Morris ZPfT f ~r an additional 

year (making a total of five years) at an annual rate of 

$15,000, deposited to "North Texas Chapter- Arthritis and 

Rhewtism FoundationM "ccount 8340) 15,120,OO 

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GIFTS; It is reconmended that the faJSowfng cash gifts, for expenditure 

at the discction sf the depar tmm.t csr indj.virlua1 iadicatccl, be accepted 

and that thc appreciation of *&e Bfiard of Tiegents be sent to the donors, 

There is no terminal date for expendltuw. of funds miless specifically 

stated below. T tena i har becn rcparted prevlou~ly acd docu~iented, 

T 

e 

Gifts of more than $l80 

From the ChildrenPs llfiG~i;%2 Gemtcr (&Ir, Jame..s Famaworth? 

Directoq 2306 Welbcrn S?reet, Dalla.a, Texa~) payment for 

the months of Octf~ber; No-vember, md kcember, 1953, and 3"' 

January 1959, for 'lac. ~ z of c the Ds$rlrfsieat o,f Ancstherialogy, 

deposited to "Children " :!) %iedical Center.-.hes the!s,ia Fund,-. 

direction OF the Deparhmt: Ch,?iki-;m,nrh (.tl.cc-ount 7590) $4,000.00 

Prom Or. Carroll W ., Droming (~ivia~cn of Qghthahology, 

Southwestern JIedi~aL Scbocl) contributirns dep~sitcd to 5-- I/;? 

"Dr, Edward H, Csry Fund far Oph%hahology',4 [~cccsunt 8040) 400,OO 

3, From Ilr, Jervy A, St1r.a~ {Cepashern~: of' Surgery, + 

Southwe9 tern Hedical 8c.hcoli a conf r~butipn to @Faculty i:: ... I - ) :I- :- 

Gifts for Surgery''! (Account. 8048) 1,000 .00 

\. / 

From Dr, C, F. Cngory !Division ~f Orthopdic Surgery, 

SouthwestsrnPledioal School) a contribution to ~FPcu~@':.-/'~'~ 

Gifts for Orthopedic Sur.gsrjF {Ascount 81146) 250,OO 

\ 

From Deaf Smi* County Heart. &n,d (Dr, Gerald NcCnskiZI, 

Hereford,, Terns) a c.~ntribKfi~n degnsited to "Deaf Smith 

Counly Heart kid for Cadi ulra?cularm ResearzhY# j'Acr;.stmt 8290) 253,OO 

From E d k , and War, T, Car7 Fccrr~st; Jr, {Vaughn Buildi.ng, 

Dallas 'I'exas ) a cun-9.ributicn for re sc arc,h in

Gifts of morc than $100 - continued 

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Frorrz the Aruerican bi~di cal Education Foundation (Ur

Gifts of $100 or leas - cuntinued 

14. From Pks, k, S, Shapard i 3840 t~&plewood Aventac, Il312as, xi 7, 

I- -1 ,- 

Texas) a cont;ribu:tiun ar. acmory ~f Dr, 3. hmeg Black 1 

deposited to UWariajus Don9r.s -heanrial Hear? Hesearch 

Fund" (Account 9186) 5.00 

15. Frolit lks, Bernard L. hlton (~recnxl,.iil. SchssS for Boys 9' 

< < I 

and Girls, 7001 Walnu .t Hi i l J,%e, Dallas .. Texas 1 a d 

contributiux~ In memory of 15r s . H ,- W ., Camth, Sr, , 

deposited to Warioua Boric rs-Teaching and Kcsoarch Fundw 

(Account 9190) 10 ,a0 

16. Fmm 1J.issea 1~1ary Et:hel, and Gla6ya Walter (4420 Weatway, 

Dallas, Texa~ 1 a cantribu+icn ~n rncmsq ~f Charles Keys 

and Nrs, Masteneau deposited to qVarr~u,a Donors, Teaching 

and Research Fund" {Account 9190) 

4 

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217. From $k, and $ha , X . R, Gi 11 (7024. Lake shore Urive , Ballas, 

Texas, a contribution in rnemory of tho father of John and 3 3 

Hilliam C , Maman, depoai ted ts "Ka rioucs Donors. >Teaching s' 

and &search FundR !~c~omt 92,301 

18, From Miss Gladys D, Haztes and the Texas Branch of the 

Sons and Daughters of tke Pilgrim2 [4420 Hastway, 

Texas) conlribu ti om in memory uS C , HR.s.li e Bir t Da11as9.s 

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/ 3 3 

deposi tcd to 'sVarzcus Dcnor.~. .Teaching u d Research h d " 

(Account 9190) 15-00 

19, From Ws, Myrtle M, Lev (5923 htl-rer Lana, Dallas, Texas) a 

~ontribution in rumlory of S,m iCdufolan, X. Hohenberg and Plrs. 5 -133 

H, Haas, deposited tc Sbunrzova Pana~s - Terching and kcsearch 

Fund"(Accouab 9190) 10.00 

20. From Mr, and hks J, Bernard Joseph { 4421 Urdvers~ ty Blvd. 

Dallas, Texas ) a ioratributi 2a in mernp ry of 8.1~~. Harriet 5- - 1 L) 

Haas, Hillian Hick and Fred Xett deposited tn RIVarious 

Donors - Teaching and Reaelrckn Fund" (Ac

Gifts of $100 or less - continued 

28. Frwn the fiplployces of Primrose Oil Coupany (P, 0. Box 598, .j_ 

Dallas, Texes) a contribution in mculoxy of Saru E, Brin, 

deposited to "Cancer. Research I~Iemorial Fund" (Account 8'77 6) 20.00 

29. From Star Oil Company (Hr, Grant S, hilton, President, 

348 North Bell Avenue, Chicago 12, ~llinois) a 

in memory of Sam E, Bt-jln, depositcd to Vancer Research 

Ilemorial Fund" I~ccomt 8'87 fi) 30.00 

30. From llrs. Jessie Lee Treat .and FZr, & ?Irs, Prank Proctor 

(Pa 0. Box 598, Dallasb Texas) a contribution in memory of. Sam E. Brin, deposited to ItCancer Research iIcmorial Fundtt 5 ' 

(~ccount 877 6) 

11 I? 

b 10,00 

31.. From blrs . Catherine Pa Hart (133 Fast b.iu,lbcrry, San Antonio, / 

Texas) a contribution in mmory of the birthday of Dr. W. ,- 

Lee Hart, deposited 133 

to qllfn Lee Hart Student Loan Fundn S- 

(~ccount 460) 25,OO 

32. From llrs, Leo h13 Kuehn, Sr,, 0. L,, Jmes, Jr., and fir, and 

JIrs. E. Tl Briacoe (Gaineaarille, Texas) , ilr, and Plrs . George 

H. Griffith and Bill and The Dradfod Class of the First 

Baptist Church (Bsnham, Texas) , l~ir and llrs ., William H Shons 

(4149 Iver, Uallas, T~xas), Kenneth B, Couch (Valley View, 

Texas), Nru and Pks, Ha Jn Sollars, Mr, and hks, Bud Coc, Mr, 

and Mrs , John llur~*ay, Mr and hlrs B , J, Baker, lTr, and Mrs. 

Bob Downing, PIr, and l.lt'so ,Tack Williais, blr. and ilrs. John 

Frazier, I&. and Hsa, Papo Ahua11 md Ilr, md &.lrs. C. R, Love 

(Arbon, Oklahoma) contributions in rucmory of Mary Beasley,3' 

deposited to "Various Dunorwq- Cardiac Surgical Ke~elarch'~-l)r. 

Hugh Hilaon (Account 8696) 57. LO 

33. From Hrs, W, P, Devereux (n25 Potomc, Dal1.a~ 5, exa as) a 

contribution in mcmor=y of Elmer Schmidt, deposited to "Various . -, 

Donors-Teaching & Research Fund" (Account 9190) 3 

e in Uonors Buehanan 

Laboratoryw 20,00 

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- 34. From Hr. Paul Cuerun (General Delivery, Paris, Texas) a 

contribution for usc in the Buchanan Iaborato for researchsh 1 & ~ 

35. From Hiss Plargarc-S Eiotrlton (508 lkdical Arts Building, Dallas 

Texas) a contribution in noaoly of PV- Tern Y. Moulton, /,I I 4' 

deposited to Various Donors-Cardi oguhnaw hmdn (~ccau~ 8372) 10.00 

a. From Fir, and Hrs, 0, 13, Bates (5'109 Wild Grove, Dallas, Texas) 

a contribution in memory of m9. A. d. Scrivner, deposited i 

to "Cance P hsearcb II~norial ELmdw (Account 87T 6) 3 - 3,OO 

8, Born tU'. and I,lrs, 0, D,. Bates (71fl9 wild Grove, Dallas, Texas) 

,a contribution in memory of' lk, 0, h, I~ddy, deposited to 

/ 2.7-J 

+ - -d#mious Dono rs-,Memoria9 Heart Research Fund" (Accout 938 6) i.., ' 3,OO 

9-9 '.: 

Mr. ind lks, 3 J., Hardy (2347 San Paula, Dallas, Texas) 

o,dribution in lemriw of Pk. C, La Stevens, deposited to ,! , j ' 

drWg- Dclnorsm-Neumlogi~al. I2escarchn Q~ccount 83'8) 5.00 

Respectfully submitted,


Postgraduate School of Medicine 

Houston, Texas - 


TO DOCTOR LOGAN WILSON, PRESIDENT 

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS -- 

AUSTXN, TEXAS 

Dear Doctor Pilson: 

The following is submitted for your approval and preeentation to the 

Board of Regents at ita next meeting in Austin, Texas. 

Main Division, Houston, Texas 

1958-59 

1. Approve the appointment of Dr. John E. Healey to the Clinical Faculty, 

as Associate Professor af Anatomy, without tenure and without salary, 

effective December 1 , 19 58. 

2. Change the appointment of Dr. Stewart A. tlilber from Lccrurer in 

Anesthesiology to Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology in the'seprcmbsr 

5, 1958 docket, P-5. 

3. Approve the appofntment of Dr. 3oseph A, Lucci, Jr,, to the Clinical 

Faculty, as Clinical instructor in Obstetrics and Gynecology, without 

tenure and wienout salary, effective September 1, 1958. 

m 

El Paso DivivFon 

19 58- 59 

1, Accept the resignation of Dr. Ralph H. Homan, Director of the ~edical 

Educational Program of the El Paso Division, without tenure and without 

salary, effecthe February 19, 1959. 

2. Approve the appointment of Dr. J. Laighton Green, as Director of the fl- IL 

Medical Educational Program of the El Paso Division, without tenure and 

without salary, cffcctive February 20, 1959. 

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Temple Divisiq 

1958-59 

a- 1. Approve the appointmenr, of Dr. Alice Ruth McPherson to the Clinical 

Faculty as Lecturer in Ophthalnalcgy, without tenure and without salary, A 1 

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ef fcctivc December 8 , 1958, 

GIFTS AND GRANTS; 

f reconrmend acceptance of the following gifts and grants and that the 

appreciation of the Board be sent the donors by the Secretary: 

$500.00 frmn the Trustees of the Kelsey and Leary Foundation for the 

vancement of Medicine, 665.5 Travis Street, Houston 25, Texas, for a 

%9 tr veling scholarship to a resident in one of the affil iated hospitals 

of The University of Texas, Posrgraduate School of Medicine, to visit a 

1 eadiqg medical ,center. 

$ 2. $1,000.00 from the Trustees of The Vest Foundation, P. 0. Bar 1656,g 

Houston, Texas, for the purpme of publ ishi& the catalogue of The 

~n ive~6i.e of ~ e ~ ~ ~ s ~ g r phml ~ d uof a Medicine? t e 

3. $4,723.00 from Me=& Sharp and D oh Research Laboratories, Division 

of Merck and Company, Inc., Philadelphia 1, Pennsylvania (Attentfon: 

Dr. Frederick K. Heath) for the purpose of supporting programs on Steroids. - 

4. $1,900.00 from the Hike Hogg Fund, First City Nst ional Bank of Houston, 

Trustee of rhe Mike Bogg Fund, Houston, Texas (Attention: Mr. Carroll D. 

Simmons, Vice-President and Senior Trust Officer) to be used as follows: 

1) $250.00 Travel Award for a scientific paper on a medical research 

problem in the ftcld of cancer to a fellow or rev ident in The University , 

of Texas, Postgraduate School of Medicine, 2) $500.00 for a Lecrureship /03 

by an outstanding authority in the medical or basic sciences--preferably 

Endocrinology, 3) $100.00 for part icipatisn in the program of the Inter- 

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national Union Against Cancer for its f n ternat tonal Cl lnicel Conference , 

4) $500.00 Postgraduate Medical Travel Award to an lndlsridual having 

completed or nearing completion of specialty training to visit a medical 

center and meet others In same specialty, and 5) $550.00 for the purpose 

of furthering a program in Gynecology. 

Dean 

rn

March 1959 - Docket - University of Texas System

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