Year 1958-59 No. 6

UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

BOARD OF REGENTS

MINUTES November 7-8,1958

A meeting of the Board of Regents was held in the Regents' Room, Administration Building, on Friday, No- vember 7,1958, at 2:30 o'clock and on Saturday, Novem- ber 8,1958, at 9:30 o'clock.

Present, November 7: Chairman Quinlivan, presiding; Regents Bell, Cosgrove, Gainey, Griggs, Howard, Law- son, Malkerson, Mayo, Neumeier, Olson, Skyberg, and President Morrill.

Present, November 8: Chairman Quinlivan, presiding; Regents Bell, Cosgrove, Gainey, Griggs, Howard, Law- son, Malkerson, Mayo, Neumeier, Olson, Skyberg, and President Morrill.

Voted to approve the minutes of the following meet- ing:

Board of Regents of June 13 and 14, 1958

Voted to approve the following amendments of min- utes, June 14,1958:

John Rood Professor Art leave of absence without salary for the winter quarter of 1958-59 to be cancelled (requested by Mr Rood because adequate replacement for studio class instruction is not available)

Sidney Simon appointed as Assistant Professor and Art Gal- lery Director September 16, 1958 to June 15, 1960 at the rate of $6,235 Term B to read November 16, 1958 to June 15, 1960 (ap- pointment delayed while completing research in Paris on Fulbright grant)

Peter H Fowler appointed as Professor School of Physics be- ginning September 16, 1958 at the rate of $10,000 Term B to read be inning September 16, 1959 (requested by department)

Witiam R Leslie Medical Fellow Surgery leave without salary June 16-30, 1958 to serve under the Summer Session budget to be cancelled (requested by department)

Voted to approve the following personnel changes:

Retirements

Dorothy M Jones Principal Clerk Office of Admissions and Records to retire on State Employees Retirement disability al- lowance effective September 30, 1958 (continuation leave of absence without salary January 1 to September 30, 1958 on ac- count of illness was not recorded in minutes)

Oscar h.1 Anderson Utility Man West Central School and Experiment Station to retire on State Employees Retirement and Old Age Survivors Insurance effective October 31, 1958

Donald S Dodge Building Caretaker Physical Plant to retire on Old Age Survivors Insurance effective October 15, 1958

Elmer W Linow Building Caretaker Physical Plant to retire on Old Age Survivors Insurance effective October 16, 1958

Terminations

Harry M Weber Professor of Radiology Mayo Foundation effective October 4, 1958 (deceased)

John N Cummings Associate Professor Animal Husbandry effective October 31, 1958

Louise T Dosdall Assistant Professor Plant Pathology and Botany effective September 30, 1958 (deceased September 27, 1958) ---",

DeLores F Johnson Instructor Physical Training Institute of Agriculture effective September 30, 1958

Harlow L Case Teaching Assistant School of Physics effective September 15, 1958

Mathias P Mertes, Jr Teaching Assistant College of Pharmacy effective September 15, 1958

Audrey J Murray Teaching Assistant General College effec- tive October 15, 1958

Paul P Agranoff Teaching Assistant Economics School of Business Administration effective September 30, 1958

Shirley B Perrott Research Assistant Agricultural Biochemistry Research Funds effective October 15, 1958

Richard J Rose Research Assistant Psychology Research Funds effective Se~tember 16. 1958

0nentk T Smith .~esearch Assistant Phvsiological Chemistrv . " ~ese&ch ~ u n d s effective October 31, 1958

Rosenholtz Medical Fellow Specialist Pathology Rese:%E!d effective October 31. 1958

Arthur N Larson Medical Fellow Patholow effective S ~ D - -, tember 9, 1958

Donald E Wohlrabe Medical Fellow Surgery with salary paid directly by the Veterans Administration Hospital effective October 1, 1958

Horst N May Medical Fellow Anesthesiology effective Octo- ber 5, 1958

Frances A Larkin Medical Fellow Mayo Foundation effective September 16, 1958

Hector Marquez Medical Fellow Mayo Foundation effective September 30, 1958

Carl C Nydell, Jr Medical Fellow Mayo Foundation effective September 30, 1958

Paul J Vega Medical Fellow Mayo Foundation effective Sep- tember 30,1958

Colleen J Peka Clerk Office of the Comptroller effective October 10, 1958

Richard H Webber Accountant Office of the Comptroller effective October 30,1958

Jacqueline L Smith Psychometric Assistant Office of the Dean of Students Student Counseling Bureau effective November 21, - 1958

Fred C Francen Tabulating Equipment Operator Office of Admissions and Records effective October 9, 1958

Bernice M L Imsande Clerk Office of Admissions and Rec- ords effective October 20,1958

Edith B Duckstad Junior Librarian Library effective October 10,1958

Heather K Grant Senior Clerk Library effective October 16, 19.58 ----

Oswald M Larsen Guard Department of Protection and Safety effective October 30, 1958 (deceased September 27, 1958)

Joanna M Bjelde Senior Clerk-Typist Administration College of Science Literature and the Arts effective October 15, 1958

Janet P Roche Senior Clerk-Typist English effective October . - 31,1958

- Helen E Thompson Senior Secretary Music effective Sep-

tember 16, 1958 Harald D Frederiksen unior En ineer Civil Engineering and

Hydraulics St Anthony ad Hydrau k ic Laboratory effective Sep- tember 30, 1958 (transferred to miscellaneous payroll)

Warren E Gust Farm Laborer and Utili Man West Central School and Experiment Station effective Octorer 21, 1958

Elizabeth A Hallbeck Clerk-Stenographer School of Business Administration effective October 2, 1958

Phyllis Y Tiedeken Senior Clerk-Typist School of Business Administration effective October 8, 1958

Patricia W Hughes Clerk-Typist Correspondence Study In- struction effective October 9, 1958

Richard K Johnson Senior Laboratory Animal Attendant Sur- gery Research Funds effective October 14, 1958

Albert E Howell Senior Laboratory Technician Pediatrics Research Funds effective September 30, 1958

Elmer R Walberg Laboratory Animal Attendant Physiology Research Funds effective September 30, 1958 (transferred to mis- cellaneous payroll)

Ann Prazniak Senior Laboratory Technician Surgery Research Funds effective October 21. 1958

Francis R Crawford ~ u i l d i n ~ Caretaker Physical Plant effec- tive October 27,1958

Martha Negaard Custodial Worker Centennial Hall effective September 15. 1958 (transferred to miscellaneous ~avroll)

- Eleanor M ~ e s s Transcribing Machine ope;at6r university Health Service effective October 15, 1958

Clifford L Engman Senior Stores Clerk Physical Education and Athletics for Men effective October 8,1958

Carlton S Graves Laboratory Technologist Agricultural Bio- chemistry Research Funds effective September 30, 1958

Joycelyn T Whiten Laboratory Technician Plant Pathology and Botany Research Funds effective September 30, 1958

Carole J Caron Senior Clerk-Typist Cancer Detection Center Research Funds effective October 7, 1958

Sharon H Schmidt Senior Clerk-Typist College of Education Research Funds effective October 9, 1958

Hsue Fu Lee Junior Engineer Rosemount Aeronautical Labo- ratories effective October 13, 1958 (transferred to miscellaneous payroll)

The following in the University of Minnesota Hospitals

Effective Date David C Anderson Hospital Orderly October 3, 1958 Mary A Chesire General Staff Nurse November 21, 1958 hlargaret Doberneck X-Ray Therapist October 13, 1958 Harriet Hadley Head Hospital Nurse October 29, 1958 Herman Hubbard Senior Custodial Worker September 28, 1958 Sally Kamps Occupational Therapist October 24, 1958 Roberta C MacRae General Staff Nurse October 16, 1958 Ardelle M Murphy Practical Nurse September 30, 1958 Muriel J Opal Head Hospital Nurse October 27, 1958 Margaret J Rowan Senior Social Worker October 23, 1958 Marjorie M Schmoll Practical Nurse October 16, 1958 Lorilie H Steen Secretary October 9, 1958 Saki e 0 Tsuchi a Senior Clinic Nurse October 31, 1958 ~ a r L n e R ~ a c e c General Staff Nurse November 10, 1958

Robert M Hillis recipient of a Hoo Hoo Immortals Memorial Scholarship effective September 29,1958

Milton E Lawson recipient of a Minnesota Dairy Industry Scholarship effective October 8, 1958

Roberta A Kramer recipient of an Augustus L Searle Scholar- ship effective September 29, 1958

David A Jones reci ient of a United States Public Health Service Training Grant effective September 30, 1958

Appointments

Charles R Illingworth as Visiting Professor Aeronautical En- gineering December 16, 1958 to June 15, 1959 at the rate of $9,000 Term BX

Moyses A Fuks as Visiting Assistant Professor Bacteriology and Immunology without salary September 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Howard R Davis as Clinical Assistant Professor Psychiatry and Neurology without salary October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

James W Monson as Clinical Assistant Professor School of Dentistry for 1958-59 at $1,640 Term BH30 ($5,460 B rate)

Clifford E Ahlgren as Research Associate School of Forestry without salary September 1,1958 to June 30,1959

Elizabeth L Cless as Lecturer Extension Classes October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $5,250 Term AH70 ($7,500 A rate)

Joyce I Ross as Instructor English for the fall quarter of 1958-59 at $839 Term CH58 ($4,338 B rate)

Frank E Agar, Jr as Instructor Art for 1958-59 at $2,225 Term BH50 ($4,451 B rate)

John R Rowley as Instructor Botany for 1958-59 at $5,000 Term BX and on leave without salary for 1958-59 to receive $2,500 as Research Fellow Botany Research Funds for 1958-59

Dominick J Argento as Instructor Music for 1958-59 at $5,000 Term B

George W Brumbaugh as Instructor Music for 1958-59 at $2,400 Term BHX50 ($4,800 B rate)

William E Fitzsimmons as Instructor Music for 1958-59 at $4,600 Term B

Maude S Sha iro as Instructor Speech and Theater Arts for the fall quarter oP1958-59 at $362 Term CH25 ($4,338 B rate)

Harold A Simon as Instructor and Research Fellow Mechani- cal Engineering for the winter and spring quarters of 1958-59 at $2,500 Term CHT75 ($5,000 B rate)

Ruth Z Maday as Instructor Physical Training Institute of Agriculture October 6, 1958 to April 15, 1959 at the rate of $3,075 Term F

John W Bloemendaal as Medical Fellow Surgery with salary paid directly by the Veterans Administration Hospital October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 and as Instructor Anatomy for the fall quarter of 1958-59 at $250 Term CHT17 ($4,500 B rate)

Irving R Brand as Instructor Law School for the winter and spring quarters of 1958-59 at $825 Term CH24 ($5,156 B rate)

Theron Hegg as Instructor Art Education for the fall and winter quarters of 1958-59 at $1,487 Term CHX5O ($4,451 B rate)

Roy W Northey, Jr as Instructor Division of Education and Psychology Duluth Branch for 1958-59 at $4,800 Term BX

Thomas J Bums as Instructor Extension Classes for 1958-59 at $2,169 Term BHT50 ($4,338 B rate)

Robert G Michaels continuation of appointment as Instructor School of Public Health Research Funds October 1 to December 31, 1958 at $1,455 Term CT ($5,820 A rate)

Alexander A Hayday as Research Fellow for 25% time Me- chanical Engineering Research Funds and Instructor for 75% time Mechanical Engineering for 1958-59 at $4,671 Term BT

Tohn A Crane as Research Fellow Institute of Child Develo~- men< and Welfare October 1, 1958 to June 15, 1959 at the r s e of $2,226 Term BHT50 ($4,452 B rate)

Orlando R Ruschmeyer as Research Fellow School of Public Health Research Funds October 1. 1958 to Tune 15. 1959 at $2,720 Term CHT60 ($4,800 B rate) '

Friso Willeboordse as Research Fellow School of Chemistry Research Funds September 22 to December 31, 1958 at $664 Term CHT42 ($5,784 A rate)

John W Coburn as Research Fellow Electrical Engineering Research Funds September 22, 1958 to June 15, 1959 at the rate of $2,169 Term BHT50 ($4,338 B rate)

Ronald E Engel as Research Fellow College of Veterinary Medicine Division of Veterinary Surgery and Radiology Research Funds October 20, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $6,000 Term AT

Thammaiah Viswanatha continuation of ap ointment as Re- search Fellow Agricultural Biochemistry ~esearcK Funds October 1-31, 1958 at $495 Term CT ($5,934 A rate)

Theodore W Sudia as Research Fellow Plant Pathology and Botany Research Funds October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $4,500 Term CT ($6,000 A rate

lane R Collins as Researc I Fellow College of Education Re- sear<h Funds for the fall and winter quarters Gf 1958-59 at $1,446 Term CHT5O ($5,784 A rate)

Muringathery R Venkiteswaran as Research Fellow School of Chemistrv Research Funds October 1 to December 31. 1958 at $1,251 ~ h r m CHT93 ($5,400 A rate)

Claereda M Dethrners as Research Fellow Institute of Child Development and Welfare for 1958-59 at $2,400 Term EHT50 ($4,800-3 rate)

Albert C Strafuss as Research Fellow College of Veterinary Medicine Division of Veterinary Medicine and Clinics Research Funds January 1 to June 30, 1959 at $2,892 Term CT ($5,784 A rate)

Vaidyanath Mahadevan as Research Fellow Hormel Institute October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $5,784 Term AT

Mary M Brascugli as Meeker County Home Agent Instructor Agricultural Extension Service October 13, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $4,600 ($3,800 University $800 County) Term AH83

Axel Hansen, Jr as Pine County Assistant County Agricultural Agent Forestry Instructor Agricultural Extension Service Novem- ber 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $5,100 Term A

Miriam E Anderson as Teaching Assistant English for the fall quarter of 1958-59 at $420 Term CH33

David A Hansen as Teaching Assistant English for the fall quarter of 1958-59 at $420 Term CH33

The following as Teaching Assistants English for the fall quarter of 1958-59 at $840 Term CH67

Robert R Beck Clarence G Weiss K e ~ e t h A M Gompertz

Edward D Blodgett, Jr Teaching Assistant English October 1 to December 15,1958 at $840 Term CH80

The following as Teaching Assistants Art for 1958-59 at $945 Term BH25

Patricia GiIiuson Gopal C Mitra Carol C Lind John Townsend

The following as Teaching Assistants Art for 1958-59 at $1,890 Term BH50

Janet L Altic Robert V Berg William A Bartsch Gordon W Holler Maureen C Beck John F Kutzik

Benjamin P Watkins as Teaching Assistant Art for 1958-59 at $1,890 Term BHX50

Arthur E Land as Teaching Assistant Art at $2,205 for 50% time for the falr and spring quarters and 75% time for the winter uarter of 1958-59

~o%ert C Lucas as Teaching Assistant Geography for 1958-59 at $945 Term BHX25

William D Rauch as Teaching Assistant English for the fall quarter of 1958-59 at $420 Tenn CH33

Paul G Schmidt as Teaching Assistant Geology and Miner- alogy October 16, 1958 to June 15, 1959 at the rate of $1,890 Term BH50 pk B King as Teaching Assistant Hktory for the fall quar- ter o 1958-59 at $630 Term CH50

Sally A Malone as Teaching Assistant Mathematics College of Science Literature and the Arts for the fall quarter of 195859 at $428 Term CH34

The following as Teaching Assistants Music for 1958-59 at $945 Term BH25

Marjorie Gatchell David J Zinman Dale Warland

James E Novak as Teaching Assistant Interdisciplinary Studies in General Education for 1958-59 at $945 Term BH25

George Kliger as Teaching Assistant Philosophy for the fall quarter of 1958-59 at $420 Term CH33

Clifford E Macker as Teaching Assistant Psychology for 1958-59 at $983 Term BH26

Valerie Solanas as Teaching Assistant Psychology for the fall quarter o/ 1958-59 at $315 Term CHX25

Martha Shu Gong as Teaching Assistant Slavic and Oriental Languages for 1958-59 at $500 Term BH13

Eiichi Katsuno as Teaching Assistant Slavic and Oriental Languages for 1958-59 at $500 Term BH13

Pamchuri R Krishnaiah as Teaching Assistant College of Education Research Funds for 1958-59 at $1,890 Term BHWO

The following as Teaching Assistants Mechanical Engineering for 1958-59 at $1,890 Term BH50

Dean M Akins Allan E Pearson Larry W Carlson

Richard R Dahlen as Teaching Assistant Mechanical Engi- neering October 1, 1958 to June 15, 1959 at the rate of $1,890 Term BH50

Richard L Miller as Teaching Assistant School of Chemistry for 1958-59 at $1,890 Term BH50

Vance G Leak as Teaching Assistant Metallurgy for 1958-59 at $1,890 Term BH50

Roy W Hillmer as Teaching Assistant School of Mines and Metallurgy for 1958-59 at $1,890 Term BH50

Hossienali Amirarjomand as Teaching Assistant School of Physics for 1958-59 at $945 Term BH25

Gerald F Anderson as Teaching Assistant School of Physics for 1958-59 at $1,890 Term BH50

Glen W Erickson as Teaching Assistant School of Physics for 1958-59 at $630 Term BHT17

Lyle E Lofgren as Teaching Assistant School of Physics for 1958-59 at $945 Term BH25

Dennis D Warnes as Teaching Assistant A ronomy and Plant Genetics October 1, 1958 to March 31, 1959 at $1,260 Term CH50

Francis A Wood as Teaching Assistant Plant Pathology and Botany October 1 to December 31, 1958 at $819 Term CHT65

ames W Hassing as Teaching Assistant Poultry Husbandry October 1, 1958 to March 31, 1959 at $1,260 Term CHT5O

Robert E Wahrnan as Teaching Assistant Anatomy for 1958- 59 at $600 Term BHl6

Frederick J Alderink as Teaching Assistant Colle e of Veteri- nary Medicine Division of Veterinary Medicine a n t Clinics for 1958-59 at $756 Term BHT2O

Martin E Bergeland, Jr as Teaching Assistant College of Veterinary Medicine Division of Veterinary Medicine and Clinics for 1958-59 at $756 Term BHT2O

Lloyd E Pearson as Teaching Assistant School of Dentistry for 1958-59 at $1,134 Term BH30

Noms A Austvold as Teaching Assistant Agricultural Educa- tion for 1958-59 at $1,890 Term BH50

Richard C Gompf as Teaching Assistant Art Education for 1958-59 at $1.890 Term BH50

~oanne' E Peterson as Teaching Assistant Art Education for 1958-59 at $1,890 Term BH50

Therese G Ilstrup as Teaching Assistant General Education for 1958-59 at $945 Term BH25

Brook J Peterson as Teaching Assistant General Education for 1958-59 at $1,890 Term BH50

Marshall J Watters as Teaching Assistant General Education October 1, 1958 to June 15, 1959 at the rate of $1,260 Term BH33

Shirley S Mullins as Teaching Assistant Music Education for 1958-59 at $945 Term BHT25

Norma M Lowry as Teaching Assistant Institute of Child Develo~ment and Welfare October 1. 1958 to Tune 15. 1959 at the rate of $1,260 Term BH33

Robert W Hardcopf as Teaching Assistant School of Business Administration for 1958-59 at $1,890 Term BH50

Michael W Keran as Teaching Assistant Economics School of Business Administration for 1958-59 at $945 Term BHX25

Alida M Gulsvig as Teaching Assistant General College for the fall quarter of 1958-59 at $315 Term CH25

Arlene 0 Rossen as Teaching Assistant General College Octo- ber 16, 1958 to June 15, 1959 at the rate of $945 Term BH25

Charlotte C Chu as Research Assistant Bureau of Institutional Research for 1958-59 at $1,890 Term EH50

David G Anderson as Research Assistant Agricultural Bio- chemistry Research Funds December 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $1.365 Term CHT50

' John E Cross as Research Assistant Agronomy and Plant Ge- netics Research Funds October l , 1958 to March 31, 1959 at $1,260 Term CHT50

Lavaniel L Henderson as Research Assistant Plant Pathology and Botany Research Funds October 1, 1958 to April 30, 1959 at $1,470 Term CHT50

Dale Hendrickson continuation of appointment as Research Assistant Poultry Husbandry Research Funds November 1 to De- cember 31,1958 at $420 Term CHT50

Charles E Redman continuation of amointment as Research Assistant Poultry Husbandry Research Funas November 1 to De- cember 31, 1958 at $210 Term CHT25

The following as Research Assistants October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,520 Term AHT5O

hlerle N Follstad Plant Pathology and Botany Research Funds

Donald J Pluth Soils Research Funds Bruce H Roettgering School of Forestry Research Funds

Lewie L Travis, Jr as Research Assistant Physiological Chem- istry without salary October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Phyllis J Farber as Research Assistant Bacteriology and Im- munology Research Funds October 1 to December 31, 1958 at $630 Term CHT50

ames E Hennin as Research Assistant Psychology Research Funis for 1958-59 at 51,260 Term BH33

Alfred W Koch as Research Assistant Plant Pathology and Botany Research Funds October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,520 Term AHT50

Bill G Lemons as Research Assistant Political Science Re- search Funds at $1,260 for 50% time for the fall quarter and 25% time for the winter and spring quarters of 1958-59

Frances C Mathison as Research Assistant Psychology Re- search Funds for 1958-59 at $1,890 Term BHT50

Herman J Radig as Research Assistant College of Education Research Funds September 29, 1958 to June 15, 1959 at $902 Term CHT25

Frank A Rose as Research Assistant Dairy Husbandry Re- search Funds September 15, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,268 Term AHT45

Robert W Seabloom as Research Assistant Entomology and Economic Zoology Research Funds October 16, 1958 to June 15, 1959 at the rate of $945 Term BHT25

Eleanor E Weber as Research Assistant Institute of Child Development and Welfare Research Funds for 1958-59 at $1,890 Term BHT50

Gary D Hansen as Research Assistant Sociology Research ' Funds September 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $1,995 Term CHT5O

Klaus J Herrmann as Research Assistant Political Science Re- search Funds for the fall quarter of 1958-59 at $630 Term CHT50

Ruediger F Moehle as Research Assistant Political Science Research Funds for the fall quarter of 1958-59 at $630 Term CHT5O

Hiroshi Gocho as Research Assistant School of Chemistry Research Funds October 1, 1958 to June 15, 1959 at the rate of $1,800 Term BHT48

Kenneth J Kasha as Research Assistant Agronomy and Plant Genetics Research Funds October 1, 1958 to May 31, 1959 at $1,680 Term CHT5O

Ronald C Roberts as Research Assistant Agricultural Bio- chemistry Research Funds March 16 to June 30, 1959 at $735 Term CHT5O

Dean T Chen as Research Assistant Agricultural Economics Research Funds October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $1,680 Term AHT33

Mark C Flaherty as Research Assistant Agricultural Economics Research Funds October 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,520 Term AHT5O

Ro er J Forbord as Research Assistant Agricultural Economics Researcf Funds October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $1,680 Term AHT33

Everett G Smith, Jr as Research Assistant Agricultural Eco- nomics Research Funds October 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,520 Term AHT50

Stanko M Zuljic as Research Assistant Agricultural Economics Research Funds September 29, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,520 Term AHT50

Norimoto Kazama as Research Assistant Animal Husbandry Research Funds October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,520 Term AHT50

Heinz S Domenigg continuation of appointment as Research Assistant 'Agricultural Biochemistry Research Funds January 1 to June 30,1959 at $1,260 Term CHT50

Yerda M Andereee continuation of a~~o in tmen t as Research Assistant ~ h ~ s i o l o ~ i c a ~ ~ ~ h e m i s t r y ~esea r& Funds November 1, 1958 to June 30,1959 at $1,120 Term CHT33

Arthur D Savran as Research Assistant Numerical Analysis Center Scientific Computing Laboratory October 13, 1958 to June 15. 1959 at the rate of $1.890 Term BH50

' William B ~ a t h b u n continuation of appointment as Research Assistant Agricultural Biochemistry Research Funds January 1 to June 30,1959 at $1,260 Term CHT50

Richard F Watt as Research Assistant School of Forestry Research Funds October 1 to December 31, 1958 at $315 Term CHT25 -----.

Abraham M Unrau continuation of appointment as Research Assistant Agricultural Biochemistry Research Funds January 1 to Tune 30,1959 at $1.260 Term CHT5O

~ a n u e l ~oldevila as Research Assistant Animal Husbandry Research Funds October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,520 Term AHT50

Nester Dickie as Research Assistant Agricultural Biochemistry Research Funds December 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $1,365 Term CHT50

~ i l l i a m M Doizaki continuation of appointment as Research Assistant Agricultural Biochemistry Research Funds January 1 to June 30, 1959 at $1,260 Term CHT5O

Robert G Hitt as Research Assistant School of Forestry Re- search Funds October 1. 1958 to Tune 30. 1959 at the rate of $2,520 Term AHT50

Robert C Wong continuation of appointment as Research Assistant Agricultural Biochemistry Research Funds January 1 to Tune 30,1959 at $1.260 Term CHT50 "

~ o b e r t G ~ a n i e l as Research Assistant College of Veterinary Medicine and Agricultural Biochemistry Research Funds October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,520 Term AHT50

Floyd W Ayers continuation of ap ointment as Research Assistant Surgery Research Funds ~ o v e m f e r 1, 1958 to May 31, 1959 at $2.205 Term CHT75 --.- ~ , - 7 - . - - - - - -

Ronald C Smith as Research Assistant Psychiatry Research Funds for 1958-59 at $945 Term EHT25

Theresa A Cleary as Research Assistant Institute of Child Development and Welfare Research Funds for 1958-59 at $1,890 Term EHT5O - - - - - - - - - - -

Allan L Nelson as Research Assistant Electrical Engineering Research Funds for 1958-59 at $1,890 Term BHT50

Talivaldis Srnits as Research Assistant Electrical Engineering Research Funds for 1958-59 at $1.890 Term BHT5O

Duane H Tack as ~esearch'~ssistant Electrical Engineering Research Funds for 1958-59 at $1,890 Term BHT50

Richard E Pontinen as Research Assistant School of Physics Research Funds for 1958-59 at $2,079 Term BHT55

Jackson R Carter, Jr as Research Assistant Metallurgy Re- search Funds October 13, 1958 to June 15, 1959 at $427 Term CUT1 R - --

David C Paulson as Research Assistant Mechanical Engineer- ing Research Funds October 1, 1958 to June 15, 1959 at the rate of $1.890 Term BHT50 . - ,-,.-- -~ - - - - - - ~

Alfred S Boote as Research Assistant Sociology Research Funds for 1958-59 at $1,890 Term BHT50

Virginia R Carroll as Clinical Fellow Office of the Dean of Students Student Counseline Bureau Se~tember 22. 1958 to Tune 15, 1959 at the rate of $1,830 Term B H ~ O

William C Lee as Medical Fellow Specialist Anesthesiology Research Funds October 1 to November 30, 1958 at $600 Term CHT6O ($6,000 A rate)

Roger E Boldt as Medical Fellow Specialist Physiological Chemist Research Funds September 1 to October 31, 1958 at $3,531 Zus tuition and fees Term CT ($4,708 plus tuition and fees A rate)

Robert J Fabiny as Medical Fellow Specialist Physiological Chemistry Research Funds August 1 to October 31, 1958 at $3,923 plus tuition and fees Term CT ($4,708 plus tuition and fees A rate)

James R S Paterson as Medical Fellow Specialist Surgery Research Funds October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $2,700 plus tuition and fees Term CT ($3,600 plus tuition and fees A rate)

James C Kussy as Medical Fellow Anesthesiology with salary paid directly by the Veterans Administration Hospital October 13, 1958 to June 30,1959

Plutarco T Dizon as Medical Fellow Anesthesiology October 6, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,932 Term A

John D Michenfelder as Medical Fellow Anesthesiology Mayo Foundation for three years beginning October 1, 1958 at the rate of $1,110 Term AH

Donald W Herrick as Medical Fellow Ophthalmology Ancker Hospital Fellowships anuary 1 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,640 plus tuition an d fees Term AT

Dean S Brandsness as Dental Fellow School of Dentistry October 1, 1958 to une 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,932 Term A

John K F Wol I as Non-service Fellow Physiological Chem- istry Research Funds October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,600 plus tuition and fees Term A

David W Webster as Non-service Fellow School of Public Health Research Funds October 1 to December 31. 1958 at $300 Term CT

Robert C Wright as Non-service Fellow School of Dentistry Research Funds September 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $4,600 Term AT

Elmer E Kelln as Non-service Fellow School of Dentistw ~esearch Funds October 15, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate df $5,000 Term AT

Judith A Larson. as Clerk-Typist Office of the Comptroller September 29, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,556 Term A

Kathleen K Wisneski as Clerk-Typist Office of the Comp- troller October 9, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,556 Term A

Mary K Agerter as Senior Clerk-Typist Office of the Dean of Students Student Counseling Bureau October 3, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,120 Term A

JoAnn G Morrow as Clerk Office of Admissions and Records November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,460 Term A

Claudean Riley as Clerk Office of Admissions and Records October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,460 Term A

Carol M Drescher as Clerk-Typist Chemical Storehouse Sep- tember 30, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,556 Term A

John M Brunier as Senior Clerk Library September 29, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,000 Term A

Rita E Chamberlain as Junior Librarian Library October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $1,350 Term CHX41 ($4,440 A rate)

Grace Salibian as Junior Librarian Library September 23, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $1,391 Term CHX41 ($4,440 A rate)

Linda A Singer as Senior Clerk Library September 24, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,000 Term A

Donna M Nelson as Senior Clerk-Typist Bureau of Institu- tional Research October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,120 Term AT

Barbara J Johnson as Editorial Assistant Civil Engineering and Hydraulics St Anthony Falls Hydraulic Laboratory October 2, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,948 Term AT

Barbara V Albinski as Senior Clerk-Typist Agricultural Ex- tension Service October 1. 1958 to Tune 30. 1959 at the rate of $3,120 Term A

Lois L Gillespie as Secretary Agricultural Extension Service September 30, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,240 Term * m 111

F Eithne Laracy as Senior Clerk-Typist Agricultural Exten- sion Service September 24, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,120 Term AX

Vivian V Brunette as Laboratory Technologist Agricultural Biochemistry Research Funds October 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $4,104 Term AT

Barbara J Berry as Senior Clerk-Typist School of Nursing October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,120 Term A

Denise H Verbrugghen as Laboratory Technolo ist College of Veterinary Medicine Division of Veterinary ~ a & o l o ~ ~ and Parasitology September 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $4,104 Term A

Mary Ann Van Sickle as Clerk-Typist Music Education September 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,556 Term A

Patricia L Berger as Secretary Graduate School Research Funds Laboratory for Research in Social Relations October 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $621 Term CHT25 ($3,504 A rate)

Lois M Neukirch as Laboratory Technologist Anatomy Re- search Funds for 1958-59 at $1,593 Term BHT50

Ellen J Oswald as Clerk-Stenographer Library Duluth Branch October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $1,663 Term AH60 ($2,772 A rate)

Dorothy B orenby as Clerk-T ist Division of Science and Mathematics Du I uth Branch ~ e p t e m g r 30, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,556 Term A

Bernard J Shimondle as Operating Engineer Physical Plant Duluth Branch October 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $4,620 Term AT

William E Nylund as Assistant Grounds Crew Foreman Physi- cal Plant Duluth Branch September 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,648 Term AT

Janice D Babcock as Clerk-Typist Correspondence Study Instruction October 9, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,556 Term A

Jeannine J Legler as Laboratory Technologist Physical Medi- cine and Rehabilitation Research Funds September 29, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $4,104 Term AT

Richard B Black as Laboratory Technologist Physical Medi- cine and Rehabilitation Research Funds October 2, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $4,104 Term AT

Colleen J Vergin as Senior Clerk-Typist School of Nursing Research Funds September 29, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,120 Term AT

JoAnn T Nelson as Laboratory Technologist Pediatrics Re- search Funds September 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $1,625 Term CHT50 ($4,104 A rate)

Enid M Thomson as Laboratory Technologist Pediatrics Re- search Funds October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $3,465 Term CT ($4,620 A rate)

Joann M Hewett continuation of appointment as Laboratory Animal Attendant Cancer Biology Research Funds January 1 to June 30, 1959 at $1,560 Term CT ($3,120 A rate)

Henry E Baur continuation of appointment as Senior Labora- tory Animal Attendant Cancer Biology Research Funds November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $2,528 Term CT ($3,792 A rate)

Effie C Freeman as Clerk-Typist Physical Plant September 29, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,556 Term A

Lawrence Sherman as Building Caretaker Physical Plant October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,120 Term A

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Bruce J Wilcox as Building Caretaker Physical Plant October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,120 Term A

Donald D Tutewohl as Laborer Rosemount Research Center October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,120 Term AT

Irene M BufEe as Food Service Worker Sanford Hall Sep- tember 18, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,364 Term A

Nora Swanson as Assistant Cook Coffman Union Food Service October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,556 Term A

Marlys A Christiansen as Dental Hygienist University Health Service September 22, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,372 Term A

Bettie G Norton as Senior Clerk-Typist University Press October 15, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,120 Term A

Merle D Ritchie as Clerk Mimeo raph and Bulletins October 8, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,460 Term AX

Jewel A Sims as Clerk O5ce of the Dean of Students Stu- dent Counseling Bureau October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,460 Term A

Lawrence R Fredrickson as General Mechanic Rosemount Aeronautical Laboratories August 6, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $4,140 Term AT

Florence H Kvalnes continuation of appointment as Labora- tory Technologist Physiological Chemistry Research Funds No- vember 1 to December 31, 1958 at $712 Term CTX ($4,272 A rate)

Christine A Lane as Junior Scientist School of Public Health Research Funds September 22, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $5,196 Term ATX

Ruth W Schurr as Senior Laboratory Technician Pediatrics Research Funds September 22 to December 31, 1958 at $969 Term CT ($3,504 A rate)

Kathleen M Malcolm as General Staff Nurse Pediatrics Re- search Funds September 29, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $3,109 Term CT ($4,104 A rate)

Audrey M Zwack as Senior Secretary Trainee Office of Cancer Coordinator August 11 to December 31, 1958 at $1,229 Term CT . . ($3,120 A rate) -

Sharon I Viker as Laboratory Technician National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,880 Term AT

Carol A Peterson as Clerk-Twist Rosemount Aeronautical Laboratories October 14, 1958 to .rune 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,556 Term AT

Marilyn F Quast continuation of appointment as Secretary Physiological Chemistry Research Funds November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at $2,248 Term CT ($3,372 A rate)

Elaine J Axiotis as Clerk-Stenographer Seoul National Uni- versity of Korea Cooperative Project October 1, 1958 to June 15, 1959 at $982 Term CHT5O ($2,772 A rate)

Esther M Crawford as Clerk-Typist University of Minnesota Hospitals September 24, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $2,556 Term AX

Floyd F Learn as Hospital Orderly University of Minnesota Hospitals September 29, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $3,000 Term A

Robert C Schwegler as recipient of an Alpha Phi Omega Scholarship of $200 for 1958-59 College of Science Literature and the Arts

Carl R Ingebrigtson and Frederic W Weeks as recipients of American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education Undergradu- ate Scholarships of $200 each for 1958-59 College of Pharmacy

Dennis M Robnik as recipient of an Arrowhead Steel Build- ings Scholarship of $250 for 1958-59 Division of Science and Mathematics Duluth Branch

The following as recipients of Associated General Contractors of Minnesota Incorporated Scholarships for 1958-59 Civil Engi- neering

Amount Alden G Christianson $300 Edward A Egan 200 Martin E Hansen 300 George J Kroening 200 John V McCreery 200 David C Rutford 200

Sidney B Benson as recipient of the Dolores and Lawrence M B Atkinson Scholarship of $300 for 1958-59 College of Science Literature and the Arts

The following as recipients of Otto Bremer Foundation Scholarships of $600 each for 1958-59

Kenneth R Berg School of Physics Mary L Chell College of Science Literature and the Arts Herman Frismanis Electrical Engineering Raymond M Halonen Mechanical Engineering

The foliowing as recipients of John Cowles Foundation Scholarships of $100 each October 1 to December 31, 1958

Syed H Ahmed Mechanical Engineering Sukanta K Dutta College of Veterinary Medicine Chandrika Prasad Agricultural Education Mansoor Sedarat Political Science

The following as recipients of John Cowles Foundation Fel- lowships for 1958-59

Amount Jaswant S Bedi Educational Psychology $100 Hari N Dam School of Journalism 300 Narayan L P Halleppanavar Entomology 300

Amount

Raziuddin A Kokan Electrical Engineering 500 Aftab Raza Civil Engineering and Hydraulics 300

Gerald P Schotik and Dennis E Wetter as recipients of C Earl Dougherty Memorial Scholarships in Pharmacy of $250 each for 1958-59 College of Pharmacy

Joie P Anderholm as recipient of a Duluth Branch Scholarship of $100 for 1958-59 Division of Humanities

David J Preston as recipient of a Duluth Branch Scholarship (Duluth Association of Small Loan Companies) of $175 for 1958- 59 Engineering

Herbert C Wetherbv as reci~ient of a Duluth Branch Scholar- ship (Henry E Jones) of $500 ~eptember 29 to December 20, 1958 Social Studies

Wallace E Mattson as recipient of a Duluth Branch Scholar- ship (Radford Compan ) of $300 for 1958-59 Engineering

Ronald K ~ o d v o l l as recipient of a Duluth Branch Scholar- ship (Radford Company) of $300 for 1958-59 Education

Jose Serebrier as recipient of a Foreign Student Emergency Aid and Scholarship of $600 October 15, 1958 to March 31, 1959 Music

The following as recipients of Junior Achievement of Min- neapolis Scholarships of $100 each October 1 to December 31, 1958

Peggy Bronson Physical Therapy Carol Fuchs General College Marlene A George Medical Technology Dale L Hanson College of Science Literature and the Arts Larry J McDonald Mathematics Institute of Technology Judith J Nylin Elementary Education

Thomas C Edgren as recipient of a unior Achievement of St Paul Scholarship of $250 for 1958-59 Co lege of Science Litera- ture and the Arts

I Clair D Vopava as recipient of a Mail Advertising Service

Association Scholarship of $150 September 15, 1958 to April 1, 1959 School of Journalism

The following as recipients of Matinee Musicale Scholarships of $100 each for 1958-59 Music Duluth Branch

Victor H Breemeersch Gerald L Snyder Paul E Peterson

The following as recipients of Samuel W Melendy Memorial Scholarships of $225 each for 1958-59 College of Pharmacy

Carl G Baumann Douglas C Kriesel Roger K Becker Arthur K Malm, Jr Joseph M Doty Patricia J McGinty Malle M Jaska John R Omacht

Theodore G Ranheirn Norman E Sladek Richard A Schlorf Sandra J Sutton

Carol A Lindeman as recipient of a Mental Health Training Grant of $800 September 29 to December 20, 1958 School of Nursing

Eugenia A Schoen as recipient of a Mental Health Training Grant of $2,400 for 1958-59 School of Nursing

lames D Moratzka as recipient of a Josephine L Memam Scho arship of $250 for 1958-59 College of Science Literature and the Arts

Paul H Eide as recipient of a Josephine L Merriarn Scholar- ship of $250 for 1958-59 Art

The following as recipients of Minnesota Academy of Science Scholarships for 1958-59

Amount

Robert Abbott Institute of Technology $250 Gordon A Braatz School of Chemistry 250 Robert W Goodwin Mathematics Institute of Technology 600 Dennis L Olander Chemical Engineering 250

Steven L Larson as recipient of a Minnesota AFL-CIO Fed- eration of Labor Scholarship of $250 for 1958-59 College of Science Literature and the Arts

The following as recipients of Minnesota Alumni Scholarships for 1958-59

Amount Sherill B Selander Colle e of Science Literature

an f the Arts $300 James Strong Colle e of Science Literature

an f the Arts 350 Karen M Wettstein Colle e of Science Literature

an f the Arts 300 Dorothy A Weyer Colle e of Agriculture Forestry

a n t Home Economics 350

Harold C Olsen as recipient of a Minnesota Alumni Scholar- ship (St Louis Club) of $300 for 1958-59 School of Architecture

Janet E Silverness as recipient of a Minnesota Alumni Schol- arship (Pittsburgh Club) of $65 October 1 to December 31, 1958 Music Education

Marlin K Rosin as recipient of a Minnesota Funeral Directors Association Scholarship of $255 for 1958-59 Mortuary Science

Dennis W Pooler and Gerald R Ringhofer as recipients of Minnesota High School Press Association Scholarships of $100 each October 1 to December 31, 1958 School of Journalism

Susan Freeman as recipient of a Minnesota Press Women Scholarship of $100 October 1 to December 31, 1958 School of Journalism

Patrick W Dodge as recipient of a Minnesota State Pharma- ceutical Association Scholarship of $225 for 1958-59 College of Pharmacy

The following as recipients of National Merit Scholarships for 1958-59

Amount

Sandra A Carley Colle e of Science Literature anf the ~ r t s $400

Donald L Gustafson Electrical Engineering 100 John C Lynskey School of Physics 550 Daryl J Monson Aeronautical En ineering 500 Terry L Newstrom Mathematics co8ege of Science

Literature and the Arts 650 Ted M Pass Colle e of Science Literature

an2 the Arts 100 Peteris Zarins School of Architecture 700

Myron W Syverson as recipient of a National Merit Scholar- ship (Boeing Airplane Company) of $100 for 1958-59 Electrical Engineering

Carolyn M Amundson as recipient of a National Merit Schol- arship (Dreyfus Foundation) of $1,200 for 1958-59 School of Chemistry

Robert E Burtness as recipient of a National Merit Scholarship (Phelps-Dodge Foundation) of $1,000 for 1958-59 Mining Engi- neering

David W Bahnemann as recipient of a National Merit Schol- arship (Shell Company) of $100 for 1958-59 College of Science Literature and the Arts

Kenneth D Barnes as recipient of a National Merit Scholarship (Stewart-Warner Foundation) of $100 for 1958-59 Mechanical Engineering

John R Hai h as recipient of a North Star Scholarship of $240 for 1958-59 ~ e o f o ~ ~ Duluth Branch

Jack M Jensen as recipient of a North Star Scholarship of $240 for 1958-59 Duluth Branch

Gordon H Moe as recipient of a North Star Scholarship of $80 September 29 to December 20, 1958 Division of Education and Psychology Duluth Branch

Arliss G Wright as recipient of a North Star Scholarship of $188 September 29 to December 20, 1958 Division of Social Sciences Duluth Branch

The following as recipients of Northern States Power Com- pany Electrical Engineering Scholarships of $300 each for 1958-59

William W Chorske Electrical Engineering Russell H Headline Electrical Engineering John P Johnson Agricultural Engineering

Earl Chiswell, Scientist, Rosemount Aeronautical Research Laboratory, to serve as technical adviser to L. F. Murphy Asso- ciates, Minneapolis, from October 15, 1958, to June 30, 1959

Voted to approve applications for contracts and grants totaling $1,103,009.92, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,311.

Voted on recommendation of Dean Walter W. Cook of the College of Education, the Business Vice President, and the President to approve the following student teach- ing agreements :

Independent School District No. 508 (St. Peter), Nicollet County, Minnesota, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,312

Independent School District No. 819 ( Wadena ) , Wadena County, Minnesota, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,313

Voted on recommendation of the Business Vice Presi- dent and the President to approve cancellation of out- standing payroll and expense checks for the year 1951-52 in the amount of $343.22 for crediting to the General Student Loan Fund.

On recommendation of the President, the Board ap- proved the following tenure status of staff members:

The following members of the instructional staff have achieved permanent tenure in accordance with the regulations governing faculty tenure at the ranks indicated, effective July 1, 1958:

Assistant Professor:

Beulah Compton Bernard W. Lindgren Mary Ellen Carlson

Annette Gormican

Deane A. Turner

Eugene C. Miller

Paul Adams Esther F. Freier Wentworth Quast

Jean A. Burgess

School of Social Work Mathematics School of Home

Economics School of Home

Economics Southern School

of Agriculture Northwest School and

Experiment Station Pediatrics Medical Technology Pediatrics, Division of

Child Psychiatry Ph sical Education

[or Women

SLA Technology

Agriculture

Agriculture

Agriculture

Agriculture Medical Sciences Medical Sciences

Medical Sciences

Education

The following as recipients of United States Public Health Service Grants of $546.74 September 29 to December 20, 1958 School of Public Health

Minnadell Berry Adeline E Watson Jean A Huff Dorothea E Winquist Marion M Paskvan Nancy J Zink Beatrice L Peterson

The following as recipients of United States Public Health Service Grants September 29, 1958 to March 21, 1959 School of Public Health

Amount Faith M Edhold $1,441.59 Barbara L Hirsch 1,441.59 Beulah K Hoffman 1,153.41 Dolores M Johnson 1,153.41 Janice F Keller 1,153.41 Raymond A Odde 1,441.59 Merilyn J Seemann 1,153.41 Mary A Tatarka 1,441.59

The following as recipients of United States Public Health Service Grants September 29, 1958 to June 13, 1959 School of Public Health

Amount Blaine B Barker, Jr $2,635 Janet D Berkland 2,125 Gus Cholas 4,675 Lucile C Cook 1,700 Elizabeth Doelker 1,700 Joan A Early 1,700 Wayne R Heiskari 2,550 Suzanne Starkey 1,700 Gertrude Weber 1,700

Marjorie A Heiges as recipient of a United States Public Health Service Grant of $2,416.60 September 29, 1958 to July 18, 1959 School of Public Health

The following: as reci~ients of United States Public Health Service Grants ~e~tember-29 , 1958 to August 22, 1959 School of Public Health

Amount Clare L Blanchars $3,023.92 Martha M Carroll 2.699.92 Delphie J Fredlund 31671.92 Mary A Gill 2,699.92 Vernia T H u h a n 2,699.92 Virginia B Kremer 2,699.92 Geddes M McLaughlin 2,699.92 Hazel M Rodibaugh 2,699.92

Amount Imela H Spratt 2,699.92 Ruth A Tull 2,699.92

The following as recipients of United States Public Health Service Cancer Research Training Grants of $2,746.38 plus fees each November 1, 1958 to May 31, 1959 Physiological Chemistry

Roger E Boldt Mitchell J Rosenholtz Laurence C Cerny Quenton T Smith Robert J Fabiny

Naomi Arond and Norman H Bradford as recipients of United States Public Health Service Training in Clinical Psychology Fellowships of $2,400 each for 1958-59 Psychology

Rodney G Loper as recipient of a United States Public Health Service Training in Clinical Psychology Fellowship of $2,000 for 1958-59 Psychology

Arnold W Linda11 as recipient of a United States Public Health Service Training Program in Anatomical Sciences Scholar- ship of $699.99 plus tuition September 15 to December 15, 1958 Anatomy

Chester P Hapka as recipient of a University Artists Course Music Scholarship of $250 for 1958-59 Music

The following as recipients of University Bookstores Scholar- ships for 1958-59

Amount Margaret A Eide College of Science Literature

and the Arts $250 Karen T Hakanson Collerre of Science Literature

and: the Arts 225 Dennis Z Honnold Chemical Engineering 200 Patricia A Spencer Psychology 300 Vance C Stanoff College of Education 300 William 0 White Language Arts 219

The following collegiate Athletic amounts as shown

John C Emerson Richard H Erickson

Thomas A Jennings Richard J Johnson Douglas V Larson

Joseph N Salem

as recipients of University of Minnesota Inter- Grants-in-aid for 1958-59 with estimated

Amount Industrial Arts $1,074 College of Science Literature

and the Arts 575 School of Architecture 1,434 College of Education 692 Physical Education and Athletics

for Men 1,074 Phvsical Education and Athletics

for Men 79 1

Michael C Mann as recipient of an Anna Von Helmholtz Phelan Scholarship of $100 October 1 to December 31, 1958 English

The following as recipients of Henry L Williams Memorial Scholarships for 1958-59

Amount

Gary V Aim School of Business Administration $500 Leonard G Edelen History 650 Ronald F Johnson Mathematics College of Science

Literature and the Arts 800

The following as recipients of Henry L Williams Memorial Scholarships for 1958-59 with estimated amounts as shown

Amount Clark Bergman Institute of Technology $ 358 Judge A Dickson College of Science Literature

and the Arts 1,405 Richard Enga Institute of Technology 1,119 Robert A Erickson College of Science Literature

and the Arts 314 John Fabry, Jr General College 1,434 James A Fischer College of Science Literature

and the Arts 1,147 Robert M Frisbee School of Business Administration 1,402 Scott A Godin Colle e of Science Literature

an$ the Arts 314 Norman J Grow Institute of Technolo 1,122 Cordell A Guse School of Business ~ g n i s t r a t i o n 230 Gary E Kaiser Colle e of Science Literature

anf the Arts 1,078 Thomas R King Colle e of Science Literature

anf the Arts 1,078 Thomas L Loechler Physical Education and Athletics

for Men 624 Robert G Luck Mechanical Engineering 358 Tames L Reissner College of Science Literature

and the ~ r t s 1,078 Theodore A Rude Civil Engineering 1,122 Richard I Southard Physical Education and Athletics

for Men 1,074 Sanford E Stephens Colle e of Science Literature

anf the Arts 1,402 Kenneth R Thurnau Colle e of Science Literature

an f the Arts 230 Thomas R Warner College of Science Literature -

ana the Arts 1.075 James J Wheeler Colle e of Science Literature

an f the ~ r t s 314 Rollie R Williams School of Architecture 639

Amount Kenneth B Wold School of Physics 1,078 Rolf L Deming Institute of Technology 200

Edward H Opitz as recipient of a William H Ziegler Com- pany Scholarship of $500 for 1958-59 Civil Engineering

James W Ramsey as recipient of a William H Ziegler Com- pany Scholarship of $500 for 1958-59 Mechanical Engineering

Special Appointments

Lucile J Hoilund as Instructor Anatomy October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $7,333 Term AT (sister Audrey Hoilund Senior Cashier Business Office Duluth Branch Term A)

Cecelia E Sudia as Instructor General College for the fall quarter of 1958-59 at $742 Term CH50 ($4,451 B rate); husband Theodore W Sudia Research Fellow Plant Pathology and Botany -. Term CT

Jane Tyack Steinmann Junior Student Personnel Worker Office of the Dean of Students Foreign Student Adviser Office at $4,440 from Term A to Term AX (married to Martin Steinmann, Jr Associate Professor English Term B August 24, 1958)

Ardys J Moen Ferman Secretary Horticulture at $3,372 from Term A to Term AX (married to ohn W Ferman Research Fellow b Metallurgy Term CHT50 Septem er 6, 1958)

George A Pond as Project Consultant Agricultural Extension Service October 6, 1958 to February 15, 1959 at $33 per day plus field expenses (69 years of age)

Sharon L Carlson student Clerk Southern School of Agricul- ture beginning October 1, 1958 at 946 per hour (brother Curtis Carlson student Clerk Southern School of Agriculture hourly rate)

Jean Schroeder student Clerk Southern School of Agriculture from 80$ per hour to $1.00 per hour beginning October 1, 1958 (brother Charles A Schroeder student Food Service Worker South- em School of Agriculture hourly rate)

Marion F Cure as Senior Clerk-Typist Rural Sociology Re- search Funds beeinnine October 1. 1958 at $260 Der month (sister Charlotte C ~layke ~Cnior secretary Institute o c Child ~ e ; e l o ~ - ment and Welfare Term ATX)

Elizabeth G Schmidt as Clerk-Typist Administration Duluth Branch Se~tember 30. 1958 to Tune 30. 1959 at the rate of $2,556 ~ e r k AX (husdand ~ u s s e d ~chmidt Instructor Division of Science and Mathematics Term BH60)

Jane R Collins as Lecturer Extension Classes beginning Sep- tember 29, 1958 at $260 for three credit course (husband Walter S Collins Assistant Professor Music Term B)

Joan L Titus as Residence Hall Proctor Northwest School and Experiment Station beginning October 1, 1958 at $213 per month (husband Ralph Titus Instructor and Dormitory Residence Counselor Northwest School and Experiment Station Term I?)

Carole Bohnsack student as Food Service Worker Northwest School and Experiment Station be inning September 29, 1958 at 834 per hour (sister Roberta ~o tnsack student Food Service Worker Northwest School and Experiment Station hourly rate)

Alice M Olofson student as Food Service Worker Northwest School and Experiment Station beginning September 29, 1958 at 884 per hour (sister Martha Olofson student Food Service Worker Northwest School and Experiment Station hourly rate)

Sadie K Washington as Assistant Cook Agricultural Dormi- tories beginning September 15, 1958 at $213 per month (son Raymond Rose Senior Engineer Aeronautical Engineering Labora- tories Rosemount Term AT)

Timothy R Rousu student Custodial Worker North Central School and Experiment Station from 706 per hour to 884 per hour beginning September 29, 1958 (brother David Rousu student Custodial Worker North Central School and Experiment Station hourly rate)

Mariea Antolik as Food Service Worker CofFman Union Food Service beginning October 16, 1958 at $1.14 per hour (mother- in-law Anna Antolik Food Service Worker Centennial Hall Term A)

Mary Brekke student as Residence Hall Proctor Southern School of Agriculture beginning October 1, 1958 at 884 per hour (brother Paul Brekke student Food Service Worker Southern School of Agriculture hourly rate)

Linda L Brekke student as Food Service Worker Southern School of Agriculture beginning October 1, 1958 at 884 per hour (brother Paul Brekke student Food Service Worker Southern School of Agriculture hourly rate)

Loren R Krause student Food Service Worker Southern School of Agriculture from 754 per hour to 944 per hour be- ginning October 1, 1958 (brother Orlo Krause student Farm Laborer Southern Experiment Station hourly rate)

Ellsworth M Linder as General Mechanic University of Min- nesota Hospitals beginning October 13, 1958 at $342 per month (brother-in-law Norman Richards Bowling Alley Finisher Coffman Union Term A)

Dorothy M Berg Sime Food Service Worker University of Minnesota Hospitals at $2,664 from Term A to Term AX (married Clarence Sime Hospital Janitor University of Minnesota Hospitals Term A September 13, 1958)

Elizabeth P Glaskowsky as Senior Dietitian University of Minnesota Hospitals October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 at the rate of $5,400 Term AX (husband Nicholas A Glaskowsky, Jr Assistant Professor School of Business Administration Ford Foundation Term B)

Promotions and Transfers

Carlos Martinez Professor Physiology William O'Brien Pro- fessorship at $11,000 Term A to serve as Professor Physiology for 18% of time without change in salary rate or term for 1958-59

Paul H Lober from Assistant Professor Pathology at $9,600 Term AP to Associate Professor at the rate of $10,400 Term A beginnin November 1, 1958 ref Gross from Assistant Professor and Chief Social Worker University of Minnesota Hospitals at $7,556 Term AP to Assistant Professor School of Social Work and Research Funds at $2,048 Term CH50 ($7,556 A rate) December 1, 1958 to June 15, 1959

Walter H Johnson, Jr from Assistant Professor School of Physics and Research Funds at $6,500 Term BT to Assistant Professor School of Physics without change in salary rate or term for 1958-59

Bruce L Kantar from Clinical Assistant Professor and Re- fractionist University of Minnesota Hospitals at $3,736 Term AH55 ($6,792 A rate) to Clinical Assistant Professor Ophthalmol- ogy without salary October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Norman 0 Holte Clinical Assistant Professor School of Dent- istry at $1,640 Term BH30 ($5,466 B rate) to serve in addition as Assistant Professor Pharmacology at $3,195 for 50% time Septem- ber 16,1958 to June 15,1959

Edwin Norbeck, Jr from Research Associate School of Physics Research Funds at $5,445 Term BT to Research Associate School of Ph sics and Research Funds without change in salary rate or term &r 1958-59

Robert C O'Hara Instructor Interdisciplinary Studies in Gen- eral Education at $3,333 Term BH67 ($5,000 B rate) to serve in addition as Instructor Seoul National University of Korea Co- operative Project at $370 for 33% time October 16 to December 15,1958

Philip Witonsky Research Assistant Agricultural Biochemistry Research Funds at $1,260 Term CHT5O July 1 to December 31, 1958 to Instructor Agricultural Biochemistry at $723 Term CHT50 ($5,784 A rate) March 16 to June 15, 1959 and Research Assistant Agricultural Biochemistry Research Funds at $630 Term CHT5O January 1 to March 15, 1959 and June 16-30, 1959

Donald C Meredith Medical Fellow Surgery with salary paid directly by the Veterans Administration Hospital to serve in addition as Instructor Anatomy at $400 Term CHT27 ($4,500 B rate) for the fall quarter of 1958-59

James E White Medical Fellow Surgery with salary paid directlv bv the Veterans Administration Hos~ital to serve in addi- tion a s 1Gtructor Anatomy at $300 Term CHTBO ($4,500 B rate) for the fall quarter of 1958-59

Keith I Loken from Research Fellow College of Veterinary Medicine Division of Veterinarv Medicine and Clinics Research Funds at $6,200 Term AT to -instructor Division of Veterinary Bacteriology and Public Health at the rate of $6,500 Term A October 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Jerome L Novotny Non-service Fellow Minneapolis-Honey- well Fellowship Mechanical Engineering Research Funds at $1,600 Term BT to serve in addition as Instructor Mechanical Engineer-

ing at $1,085 for 25% time ($4,338 B rate) September 16, 1958 to June 15,1959

August .Hanson Research Associate Rosemount Aeronautical Laboratories at $10,740 Term AT to serve as Instructor Aeronauti- cal Engineering for 25% of time without change in salary rate or term for the fall quarter of 1958-59

Kenneth Thompson Principal Engineer Rosemount Aero- nautical Laboratories at $8,664 Term AT to serve as Instructor Aeronautical Engineerin for 20% of time without change in salary rate or term for the fatquarter of 1958-59

Samuel C Wait, J r from Research Fellow School of Chemistry and Research Funds at $4,338 Term BT to Research Fellow School of Chemistry without change in sala rate or term for 1958-59

Hugh D Putnam Instructor ~ c h o x o f Public Health at $2,400 Term BH50 $4,800 B rate) to serve in addition as Research Fellow School of PubLe Health Research Funds at $1,094 ($4,800 B rate) for 25% time September 27, 1958 to June 15, 1959

Genevieve J Moffitt LeSueur County Home Agent Assistant Professor Agricultural Extension Service at $5,300 ($4,200 Uni- versity $1,100 County) Term AH79 to serve as Home Agent at Large Assistant Professor at the rate of $6,000 Tenn ATX October 13,1958 to March 31, 1959

Frederick W Peterson Non-service Fellow Graduate School Research Funds at $1,000 Term B to serve in addition as Teaching Assistant Art at $945 for 25% time September 16, 1958 to June 15, 1959

Dale S Sappenfield Teaching Assistant School of Chemistry at $1,890 Term BH50 to serve as Teaching Assistant Interdisci- plinary Studies in General Education without change in salary rate or term for the fall and winter quarters of 1958-59

Dietmar Schenitzki Teaching Assistant Psychology at $1,436 Term BH38 to serve in addition as Teaching Assistant General College at $945 for 25% time September 16, 1958 to June 15, 1959

Gloria Gross Research Assistant Audiology University of Min- nesota Hospitals at $3,780 Term AH75 to serve as Teachin Assistant for 25% time and as Research Assistant Speech an3 Theater Arts for 50% time without change in salary rate or term September 16, 1958 to June 15, 1959

John G N Whiton Research Assistant Political Science Re- search Funds at $945 Term BHT25 to serve in addition as Teach- ing Assistant German at $315 for 25% time for the fall quarter of 1958-59

Paul W Mielke, Jr Non-service Fellow School of Public Health Research Funds at the rate of $900 Term B to serve in addition as Teaching Assistant Mathematics College of Science Literature and the Xrts at $1,285 for 34% time September 16, 1958 to June 15,1959

Rosalyn S Aaron Research Assistant College of Education Research Funds at $1,890 Term BHT50 to serve in addition as

Teaching Assistant Psycho-Educational Clinic at $945 for 25% time September 16, 1958 to June 15, 1959

Gunnar T Berquist from Research Assistant Horticulture at $1,260 Term CT July 1 to September 30, 1958 to Research As- sistant Horticulture and Research Funds at the rate of $2,520 Term AHT50 October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Bryce A Cunningham from Research Assistant Agricultural Biochemistry Research Funds at $420 Term CHT50 September 1 to October 31, 1958 to Research Assistant Agricultural Biochem- istry and Research Funds at $945 Term CHT50 November 1, 1958 to March 15, 1959

Daniel H Anderson from Teaching Assistant Geology and Mineralogy at $1,890 Term BH50 to Research Assistant Geology Research Funds without change in salary rate Term BHT5O October 16, 1958 to June 15,1959

Charles D Kavaloski from Teaching Assistant School of Physics at $1,890 Term BH50 to Research Assistant School of Physics Research Funds at $2,079 Term BHT55 for 1958-59

Thomas C Barrett Teaching Assistant General Education at $1,890 Term BH50 to serve in addition as Clinical Fellow Office of the Dean of Students Student Counseling Bureau at $945 for 25% time September 16, 1958 to June 15, 1959

Rudolf Blazejovsky from Medical Fellow Medicine at $2,640 plus tuition and fees Term A to Medical Fellow S ecialist Medi- cine and Research Funds at the rate of $5,000 p g s tuition and fees Term A September 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Donald G McQuarrie from Medical Fellow Surgery at $660 plus tuition and fees Term CT ($2,508 plus tuition and fees A rate) July 1 to September 30, 1958 to Medical Fellow Specialist Surgery Research Funds at $2,481 plus tuition and fees Term CT ($3,308 plus tuition and fees A rate) October 1, 1958 to une 30, 1959

Thomas E Johnson from Medical Fellow Ra d, '010 at $2,640 plus tuition and fees Term A to Medical Fellow ~ p e c i z s t Surgery Research Funds at $3,308 plus tuition and fees Term AT for 1958-59

Alan C Hymes Medical Fellow Surgery with salary paid directly by the Veterans Administration Hospital to serve in addi- tion as Health Service Resident University Health Service at the rate of $600 Term B September 29, 1958 to June 15, 1959

Hugh J McCardle Senior Student Personnel Worker Office of the Dean of Students Bureau of Student Loans and Scholarships at $6,564 Term A to Senior Student Personnel Worker and Assistant Director Bureau of Student Loans and Scholarships with- out change in salary rate or term September 29, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Walter E Kaul from Personnel Representative Office of Civil Service Personnel at $6,312 Term A to Training Officer at the rate of $6,564 Term A August 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Geraldine B King from Clerk Office of Admissions and Records at $2,460 Term AT to Senior Clerk Library at the rate of $3,000 Term A October 6, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Beverly A Kanneman from Clerk-Typist School of Chemistry at $2,556 Term A to Senior Clerk-Typist at the rate of $3,120 Term A October 1,1958 to June 30,1959

Ernest B Sens from Storehouse Stock Clerk School of Chem- istry at $3,792 Term A to Principal Laboratory Attendant at the rate of $4,272 Term A October 2, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Rose M Guck from Secretary School of Physics at $3,372 Term A to Senior Secretary at the rate of $3,504 Term A August 16, 1958 to June 30,1959

Jane A Greenwald from Clerk-Typist Agricultural Engineer- ing at $2,664 Term A to Senior Clerk-Typist at the rate of $3,120 Term A October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Mary E Clawson Jackman from Clerk-Typist School of Busi- ness Administration at $2,664 Term A to Senior Clerk-Typist at the rate of $3,120 Term A October 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Bridget A McCarthy from Clerk-Typist Library Duluth Branch at $2,664 Term A to Clerk-Typist Division of Education and Psychology at the rate of $1,332 Term AH50 ($2,664 A rate) September 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Marjorie B Gleason from Secretary Office of Student Personnel Services Duluth Branch at $3.504 Term A to Secretarv Division of Humanities without change in salary rate or term 0ctober 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Laura B Kooistra from Clerk-Typist Division of Science and Mathematics Duluth Branch at $2,772 Term A to Clerk-Typist Division of Humanities without change in salary rate or term October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Robert B Pruett from Senior Laboratory ~echnician' Surgery Research Funds at $3,160 Term CT ($3,792 A rate) September 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 to Laboratory Technologist at $2,907 Term CT ($4,104 A rate) October 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Hilding E Nelson from Assistant Grounds Crew Foreman St Paul Campus General Service and Maintenance at $3,948 Term A to Grounds Crew Foreman at the rate of $4,440 Term A October 1,1958 to June 30, 1959

Frank R Cizl Assistant Gardener Northwest School and Ex- periment Station at $1,974 Term CTX ($3,948 A rate) July 1 to September 30, 1958 and April 1 to June 30, 1959 to serve as Senior Custodial Worker at $1,752 Term CTX ($3,504 A rate) October 1, 1958 to March 31, 1959

Norman A Moen Senior Farm Laborer Northwest School and Experiment Station at $1,974 Term CT ($3,948 A rate) July 1 to September 30, 1958 and April 1 to une 30, 1959 to serve as Meat / Cutter at $1,998 ($4,440 A rate) or 90% time and as Assistant Cook at $156 ($3,120 A rate) for 10% time October 1, 1958 to March 31', 1959

Henry G Vietor Senior Farm Laborer Northwest School and Experiment Station at $1,896 Term CT ($3,792 A rate) July- 1 to September 30, 1958 and April 1 to June 30, 1959 to serve as Building Caretaker at $1,896 Term CT ($3,792 A rate) October 1, 1958 to March 31, 1959

Gladys M Linow from Cook President's Residence (at $3,504 Term A to Assistant Cook Centennial Hall at the rate of $3,120 Term A September 22, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Mary A Kramer Clerk-Typist Mimeograph and Bulletins and Agricultural Extension Service at $2,664 Term A to serve as Senior Clerk at the rate of $3,000 Term A November 1, 1958 to Japuary 31,1959

Sherrill Lewis from Senior Laboratory Technician Pathology Research Funds at $988 Term CT ($3,648 A rate) July 1 to October 7, 1958 to Senior Laboratory Technician School of Public Health Research Funds at $1,824 Term CT ($3,648 A rate) October 8, 1958 to April 7,1959

John E Englert from Laboratory Animal Attendant Radiology Research Funds at $1,686 Term CT ($3,372 A rate) July 1 to December 31, 1958 to Senior Laboratory Animal Attendant at $876 Term CT ($3,504 A rate) October 1 to December 31, 1958

Marilyn L Boyce from General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals at $4,104 Term A to Assistant Head Hospital Nurse at the rate of $4,272 Term A October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Delma Fairman from Cook University of Minnesota Hospitals at $3,504 Term AX to Food Service Supervisor without change in salary rate or term October 8, 1958 to June 30, 1959

ArLou M Halvorson from Bookkeeping Machine Operator University of Minnesota Hospitals at $2,664 Term A to Senior Clerk at the rate of $3,000 Term A October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Bernice 0 Johnson from Food Service Worker University of Minnesota Hospitals at $2,460 Term A to Senior Custodial Worker at the rate of $2,880 Term A October 6, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Vera B Miller from Food Service Worker University of Min- nesota Hospitals at $2,460 Term AX to Cook at the rate of $3,000 Term AX October 13, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Yvonne Ottem General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals at $4,440 Term A to continue to serve as Hospital Assistant Nursing Supervisor at the rate of $4,800 Term A Sep- tember 8, 1958 to June 30,1959

Virginia Robinson from Food Service Worker University of Minnesota Hospitals at $2,460 Term A to Cook at the rate of $3,000 Term A October 13, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Frances Schoenbauer from General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals at $4,272 Term A to Head Hospital Nurse at the rate of $4,440 Term A October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Sally Snoddy from Assistant Cook University of Minnesota Hospitals at $2,664 Term A to Cook at the rate of $3,000 Term A October 13,1958 to June 30,1959

Alice M Uleberg from General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals at $3,948 Term A to Head Hospital Nurse at the rate of $4,272 Term A October 6, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Salary Adjustments

Helen M Wallace Professor Maternal and Child Welfare School of Public Health Research Funds from $13,200 Term AT to $13,500 Term AT for 1958-59

E Barbara Stocking Assistant Professor School of Public Health Research Funds from $7,500 Term AT to $7,800 Term AT for 1958-59

Mildred L Hillhouse recipient of a widow's Carnegie Founda- tion retirement allowance serving as Instructor English at $482 Term CH33 ($4,338 B rate) for the fall quarter of 1958-59 to receive $482 for 34% additional time for the fall quarter of 1958-59

Playford V Thorson Instructor Scandinavian from $1,486 Term BHX33 ($4,458 B rate) and Student Personnel Worker Office of Admissions and Records at the rate of $3,896 Term AHT67 ($5,844 A rate) September 16, 1958 to June 30, 1959 to Instructor at $1,486 Term BHX33 and Student Personnel Worker at $588 Term CHT67 ($5,844 A rate) September 16 to October 22, 1958

Robert K Gilmore Instructor Speech and Theater Arts from $2,226 Term BH50 ($4,452 B rate) to the rate of $3,339 Term BH75 September 16 to December 15, 1958 and the rate of $2,226 Term BH50 December 16, 1958 to June 15, 1959 and Instructor School of Agriculture from $1,650 Term DH50 ($3,300 D rate) October 1, 1958 to March 31, 1959 to the rate of $1,650 Term DH50 January 1 to March 31, 1958

Francis W Sturcken Instructor Speech and Theater Arts at $2,226 Term BH50 to receive $371 for 25% additional time for the fall quarter of 1958-59

Rodney D Driver Instructor Mathematics Institute of Tech- nology at $3,075 Term BHT67 to receive $385 for 25% additional time for the fall auarter of 1958-59 - - - - - . . - - .

~ b ~ e r ~ ichkorn Instructor Mechanical Engineering from $2,310 Term BH50 to $4,620 Term BT for 1958-59

Milton D Jacobson Instructor Mechanical Engineering at $3,340 Term BHT75 to receive $371 for 25% additional time for the fall auarter of 1958-59

~ o g e r t G ~ossing -Instructor Medicine from without salary to $2,097 Term CH44 ($5,784 A rate) September 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Mayo H Stiegler Instructor Law School from $1,050 Term CH26 ($6,936 A rate) November 1, 1957 to May 31, 1958 to $1,080 Term CH26 ($7,090 A rate) November 1, 1958 to May 31, 1959

D Grant Bateman Instructor Student Teaching College of Education at $2,226 Term BH50 ($4,451 B rate) to receive $371 for 25% additional time for the fall quarter of 1958-59

Arthur G Kowalsky Research Fellow Physiological Chemistry Research Funds from $3,000 Term CT ($6,000 A rate) July 1 to December 31, 1958 to $5,833 Term CT ($7,000 A rate) September 1, 1958 to June 30,1959

Elmer George, Jr Research Fellow Dairy Husbandry Research Funds from $4,451 Term AHT75 ($5,934 A rate) to the rate of $4,391 Term AHT74 ($5,934 A rate) October 1, 1958 to June 30, 19.59

Mathias van Thiel Research Fellow School of Chemistry Re- search Funds from $1.500 Term CT ($6.000 A rate) Tulv 1 to September 30, 1958' to $4,500 ~ e r m " c ~ ~ 9 8 ($6,1'56 A rate) October 1,1958 to June 30, 1959

Margaret L Mallak Wadena County Club Agent Instructor Arrricultural Extension Service from $1,000 Term CHTX95 ($4.000 ~ k i v e r s i t ~ $200 County A rate) July 1 to September 30, 1958 to $1,050 Term CT ($4,200 A rate) October 1 to December 31, 1958

Keith Fort Teaching Assistant English at $1,260 Term BH33 to receive $420 for 34% additional time for the fall quarter of 1958-59

David Michaels Teaching Assistant English at $1,260 Term BH33 to. receive $210 for 17% additional time for the fall quarter of 1958-59

Glen A Omans Teaching Assistant English at $2,520 Term BH67 to receive $124 for 10% additional time for the fall quarter of 1958-59

Edward J Farrell Teaching Assistant Mathematics Institute of Technology at $1,890 Term BH50 to receive $315 for 25% additional time for the fall quarter of 1958-59

William H Frye Teaching Assistant Mathematics Institute of Technology at $1,890 Term BH50 to receive $315 for 25% ad- ditional time for the fall quarter of 1958-59

Norman E Larson Teaching Assistant Mathematics Institute of Technology at $1,890 Term BHX50 to receive $315 for 25% additional time for the fall quarter of 1958-59

Olaf Stackelberg Teaching Assistant Mathematics Institute of Technology at $1,890 Term BH50 to receive $315 for 25% addi- tional time for the fall quarter of 1958-59

Hubert R Walczak Teaching Assistant Mathematics Institute of Technology at $1,890 Term BH50 to receive $315 for 25% additional time for the fall quarter of 1958-59

Vidya B Bhanot Teaching Assistant School of Physics from $630 Term CH50 to $788 Term CH63 for the fall quarter of 1958-59

Richard A Damerow Teaching Assistant School of Physics at $1,890 Term BH50 to receive $158 for 13% additional time for the fall quarter of 1958-59

Ralph J Frisbie Teaching Assistant School of Physics at $1,890 Term BH50 to receive $158 for 13% additional time for the fall quarter of 1958-59

Harold B Liemohn Teaching Assistant School of Physics at $1,890 Term BH50 to receive $158 for 13% additional time for the fall quarter of 1958-59

Kenneth W Pontinen Teaching Assistant School of Physics at $1.890 Term BH50 to receive $158 for 13% additional time for the fall quarter of 1958-59

Ishwar C Bhateley Teaching Assistant General College from $1,260 Term BH33 to $1,890 Term BH50 for 1958-59

Asad Husain Teaching Assistant General College from $945 Term BH25 to $1,890 Term BH50 for 1958-59

Gerald L McManus Teaching Assistant General College from $945 Term BH25 to $1,260 Term BH33 for 1958-59

Antoinette Mariani Research Assistant Physiology Research Funds from $3.150 Term CHT75 Se~tember 1. 1958 to Tune 30. 1959 to $945 ~ e r m CHT75 septem6er 1 to ~ovember 30, 1958

Richard J Griffiths Research Assistant School of Physics Re- search Funds from $2,079 Term BHT55 to $2,646 Term BHT70 for 1958-59

Freeman K ohnson Research Assistant Agronomy and Plant Genetics Researc h Funds from $3,780 Term AHT75 to the rate of $3,528 Term AHT70 November 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

P J Pushpavati Research Assistant Electrical Engineering Research Funds from $945 Term BHT25 to $1,890 Term BHT50 for 1958-59

Theodor B Grage Medical Fellow Specialist Surgery Research Funds from $1,354 plus tuition and fees Term CT ($3,308 plus tuition and fees A rate) July 1 to November 30, 1958 to with salary paid directly by the Anoka Hospital July 1 to October 31, 1958

Bruce W Jarvis Medical Fellow Specialist Medical Technology and Research Funds from $5,250 plus tuition and fees Term AT to the rate of $8,000 plus tuition and fees Term AT October 27, 1958 to June 30,1959

Luis Ardila Medical Fellow Radiology from without salary to the rate of $2,640 plus tuition and fees Term A October 1, 1958 to June 30,1959

Rolando L Udasco Medical Fellow Ophthalmology Ancker Hos~ital Fellowshi~s from $2.640 ~ l u s tuition and fees Term AT to with salary p&d directly b y ^ ~ n c k e r Hospital Fellowships January 1 to June 30,1959

Carroll E Anderson Key Punch Operator Trainee Office of the Comptroller from $2,664 Term A to the rate of $2,772 Term A October 1. 1958 to Tune 30. 1959

Sandra ' J Ayer Secretary Trainee Agricultural Biochemistry from $2,880 Term A to the rate of $3,000 Term A October 1, 1958 to June 30,1959

Mabel E Hovda Senior Clerk-Typist Rhetoric from $2,736 Term B to the rate of $2,189 Term BH80 ($2,736 B rate) October 16, 1958 to June 15, 1959

Joan M Haskin Senior Laboratory Technician Physiology Research Funds from $2,920 Term CT ($3,504 A rate) September 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 to $876 Term CT ($3,504 A rate) Sep- tember 1 to November 30, 1958

Wesley W Walberg Laboratory Animal Attendant Physiology Research Funds from $2,600 Term CT ($3,120 A rate) September 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 to $780 Term CT ($3,120 A rate) Sep- tember 1 to November 30, 1958

Robert Nielsen Laboratory Animal Attendant Surgery Research Funds from $2.810 Term CT ($3.372 A rate) Se~tember 1. 1958 to June 30, 1959 to $1,124 ~ e & CT ($3,372 rate) ~ e ~ t k m b e r 1 to December 31, 1958

Myrtle 0 Fedor Custodial Worker Pioneer Hall from $2,664 Term A to the rate of $1.998 Term AH75 ($2,664 A rate) October .. . 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959 '

Marion Ring Custodial Worker Pioneer Hall from $2,880 Term A to the rate of $2,160 Term AH75 ($2,880 A rate) October 1, 1958 to June 30, 1959

Delores J Thompson Senior Laboratory Technician Pathology Research Funds from $3,344 Term CT ($3,648 A rate) July 1, 1958 to. May 31, 1959 to $442 Term CHT50 ($3,648 A rate) October 3 to December 31, 1958

Robert W Carlson Engineering Assistant Rosemount Aero- nautical Laboratories at $3,792 Term AT to serve at the rate of $2,844 Term AHT75 ($3,792 A rate) October 1, 1958 to June 15, 1959

Leaves of Absence

Abe B Baker Professor and Director Division of Neurology Psychiatry and Neurology sabbatical furlough anuary 1 to June I 15, 1959 to do research at the University of 0 s o in Norway

Robert E Nylund Associate Professor Horticulture sabbatical furlough September 1, 1959 to August 31, 1960 to study horti- cultural crops and production practices in Finland under a Ful- bright grant

Blanche Moen Assistant Professor and Chief Reference Li- brarian Library leave with salary October 27 to December 5, 1958 on account of illness

Minerva 0 Jenson Assistant Professor District Supervisor Home Economics Extension Agricultural Extension Service leave without salary October 6 to November 22, 1958 to complete work toward Master's degree

Mary Ann P McInt re Assistant Professor School of Public Health Research Funds feave without salary October 1, 1958 to August 31, 1959 to work toward Master's degree

John R Rowley Instructor Botany leave without salary for 1958-59 to do electron microscope research on pollen grain walls at Zurich, Switzerland

Alfred H Sather Teaching Assistant School of Dentistry leave without salary for the fall auarter of 1958-59 for ~ersonal reasons

Subhi ~bde l -F Qasem Research Assistant plant Pathology and Botany Research Funds continuation of leave without salary October 1 to November 15, 1958 on account of injury

Gloria R Bradley Assistant Scientist Medicine leave without salary November 1, 1958 to January 31, 1959 to visit family in Australia

Beverly Hendricks Laboratory Technologist Medicine Re- search Funds leave without salary October 20-31, 1958 for mar- riage

Julia Ambrose Assistant Cook Centennial Hall leave without salary July 29 to September 16, 1958 on account of lack of work

Anna Antolik Food Service Worker Centennial Hall leave without salary September 15-28, 1958 for personal reasons

Mae Burnquist Assistant Cook Centennial Hall leave without salary August 28 to September 21, 1958 on account of kitchen closing

Helen Grosnick Custodial Worker Centennial Hall leave with- out salary August 6-15, 1958 for vacation

Pearl Hofstadter Food Service Worker Centennial Hall leave without salary July 1-18 and August 29 to September 14, 1958 on account of lack of work

Nellie Kuhlman Food Service Worker Centennial Hall leave without salary August 28 to September 21, 1958 on account of kitchen closing

Marie Ladwig Salad Maker Centennial Hall leave without salary August 6 to September 14, 1958 on account of lack of work

Martha Negaard Custodial Worker Centennial Hall leave without salary August 16-31, 1958 for vacation

Marie Pasco Custodial Worker Centennial Hall leave without salary July 17 to August 1, 1958 for vacation

Anna Peterson Food Service Worker Centennial Hall leave without salary August 26 to September 12, 1958 on account of kitchen closing

Mildred Rucks Assistant Cook Centennial Hall leave without salary August 11 to September 14, 1958 on account of kitchen closing -

Susie Sedio Assistant Cook Centennial Hall leave without salary September 3-12, 1958 on account of kitchen closing

Eva A Malmgren Assistant Cook Comstock Hall leave without salary August 8 to September 21, 1958 on account of kitchen closing -

Ruth A Erickson Senior Clerk-Typist University Health Sew- ice leave without salary October 27-31, 1958 on account of illness in family

Walter C Pitra Building Caretaker University Health Service 100% time leave without salary October 7, 1958 to January 15, 1959 and 70% time leave without salary January 16 to June '30, 1959 on account of illness

Jeanette V Just Senior Clerk Agricultural Extension Service and Mimeograph and Bulletins leave without salary November 1, 1958 to January 31, 1959 on account of pregnancy '

Shirley M Andersen Laboratory Attendant National Founda- tion for Infantile Paralysis leave without salary September 16-30, 1958 on account of illness

Hubert N Jantscher Engineer Rosemount Aeronautical Labo- ratories leave with salary September 27 to October 10, 1958 for annual military training

Marlene E Teske Secretary Rosemount Aeronautical Labora- tories leave without salary October 16-24, 1958 for marriage

Elsebeth M Andersen General Staff Nurse University of Min- nesota Hospitals 100% time leave without salary August 24 to November 2, 1958 and 50% time leave with salary November 3- 15, 1958 on account of illness

Elsie Beer Food Service Worker University of Minnesota Hospitals continuation of leave without salary September 29 to October 14, 1958 on account of illness

Virginia Benton Custodial Worker University of Minnesota Hospitals leave without salary September 16 to October 10, 1958 on accouat of famil responsibility

Gertrude ~ifierd General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals leave without salary October 20, 1958 to June 30, 1959 to attend school

Marilyn A Lande General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals leave without salary October 8-24, 1958 on account of illness in family

Beatrice Swanson Hospital Nursing Supervisor University of Minnesota Hospitals leave with salary November 7 to December 5, 1958 and leave without salary December 6-31, 1958 on account of illness

Voted t o approve the following requests for noncam- pus service:

Institute of Technology

Alfred 0. C. Nier, Professor and Chairman, School of Physics, to serve as consultant on high altitude research problems with General Mills, Inc., Minneapolis, from October 1, 1958, to June 30, 1 QSQ A"""

William G. Shepherd, Professor and Head, Electrical Engi- neering, to serve as consultant on electronic industries with In- vestors Diversified Services, Inc., Minneapolis, from October 1, 1958, to September 30, 1959

Earl Chiswell, Scientist, Rosemount Aeronautical Research Laboratory, to serve as technical adviser to L. F. Murphy Asso- ciates, Minneapolis, from October 15, 1958, to June 30, 1959

Voted to approve applications for contracts and grants totaling $1,103,009.92, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,311.

Voted on recommendation of Dean Walter W. Cook of the College of Education, the Business Vice President, and the President to approve the following student teach- ing agreements :

Independent School District No. 508 (St. Peter), Nicollet County, Minnesota, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,312

Independent School District No. 819 ( Wadena ) , Wadena County, Minnesota, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,313

Voted on recommendation of the Business Vice Presi- dent and the President to approve cancellation of out- standing payroll and expense checks for the year 1951-52 in the amount of $343.22 for crediting to the General Student Loan Fund.

On recommendation of the President, the Board ap- proved the following tenure status of staff members:

The following members of the instructional staff have achieved permanent tenure in accordance with the regulations governing faculty tenure at the ranks indicated, effective July 1, 1958:

Assistant Professor:

Beulah Compton Bernard W. Lindgren Mary Ellen Carlson

Annette Gormican

Deane A. Turner

Eugene C. Miller

Paul Adams Esther F. Freier Wentworth Quast

Jean A. Burgess

School of Social Work Mathematics School of Home

Economics School of Home

Economics Southern School

of Agriculture Northwest School and

Experiment Station Pediatrics Medical Technology Pediatrics, Division of

Child Psychiatry Ph sical Education

[or Women

SLA Technology

Agriculture

Agriculture

Agriculture

Agriculture Medical Sciences Medical Sciences

Medical Sciences

Education

Noman W. Moen General College Frederick M. Chapman Physical Education and

Athletics for Men Gilford W. Remington Extension Classes Extension

Division Instructor:

Marvin E. Smith Agricultural Extension Service Agriculture

John J. Jurkovich Division of Education and Psychology Duluth Branch

Voted on recommendation of administrative officers, the Business Vice President, and the President to approve the following membership involving annual fees of more than $75:

Special Libraries Association $100

Voted on recommendation of the University Commit- tee on Fees, the Business Vice President, and the Presi- dent to approve an increase in the following fee, effective September 1958:

Duluth Branch, Placement Service Fee required of all Duluth Associate in Arts and Bachelor degree candidates, Increase from $2.50 per registration to $5 per registration

The President presented a report on the 1958 opera- tion of the Showboat submitted by Dr. Frank M Whit- ing, Director of the University Theater.

The President and the Business Vice President pre- sented the 1959-61 legislative requests relative to General Maintenance, State Specials, and the Hospitals, the detail of which is filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,314. Voted to approve the requests, which shall be filed with the State Commissioner of Administration for considera- tion in connection with the Governor's budget.

The Business Vice President having reported for the information of the Board that funds in the sum of $464,- 280 are now available for the construction of the Hormel Institute Research Laboratory at Austin, Minnesota, of which sum 50% is a grant from the U. S. Public Health Service and the remaining 50% is matching funds pro- vided by the Hormel Foundation, voted to authorize the

Business Vice President to employ Hammel & Green, In- corporated, of St. Paul to prepare the plans and specifi- cations for the construction.

The Business Vice President having reported for the information of the Board that he had conferred with the Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis, the First National Bank of Minneapolis, and the First National Bank of St. Paul, respecting a loan by said banks to the Regents aggregating $540,000 principal amount, to pro- vide the funds necessary to complete the expansion of the University Health Service Building on the Minneapolis Campus, on recommendation of the Business Vice Presi- dent and the President, voted to approve the following resolution, correspondence filed supplement to the min- utes, page 11,315:

RESOLUTION

Be It Resolved By the Regents of the University of Minnesota that, to effect the agreed loan of $540,000 by the Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis, First National Bank of Minneapolis, and the First National Bank of St. Paul to complete payment for the expansion of the University Health Service Buildings on the Minneapolis Campus (which loan is described in a letter of November 6, 1958, from Winston L. Molander, Vice President, to Mr. Middlebrook), the President or the Vice President, Business Administration, and the Secretary or an Assistant Secretary of this corporation now or hereafter in office, shall be and are hereby authorized and directed to execute and deliver the Interim Notes and the Installment Notes of this corporation in the forms here- after set out in the amounts and with dates and due dates as specified therein, and each and every term and provision contained in said form of notes is hereby approved and agreed to.

INTERIM NOTE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

UNIVERSITY HEALTH SERVICE LOAN

Minneapolis, Minnesota

For Value Received, the REGENTS, OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA. a uubllc coruoratlon (heremafter called "the Regents" ). hereby promisks to ^pay to the-order of National Bank of at its main office in

Minnesota, the princips'l sum of FORTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($65,000) on September 30, 1959, with interest thereon at the rate of two and seven-e~ghths per cent (21/8%) per annum.

This Interim Note is one of a series of three notes all of like date and tenor except as to the payees, payable to the order of Gorthwestern National Bank of Minneapolis First National Bank of Minneapolis, and The First National Bank of ~ i i n t Paul respective1 and is part of a total loan of $540 000 agreed to be made by said bad ; to the Regents for completion of an addition to the University Health Service structures and facilit~es now un- der construction on the Minneapolis campus of the University, which loan was authorized by resolution of the Regents passed November 8 1958., Pursuant to such resolution the Regents will on September 30, 1959,'pay the interest then accrued herebn and refund the principal hereof, together with other like Interim Notes, by the execution and delivery to each of said banks of an Installment Note in the form and amount heretofore agreed upon. In event for any reason this note is not so refunded, the Regents will pay the full principal hereof and accrued interest thereon on or before said due date.

The Regents have established, and will at all times maintain, a special account in its treasury and on its books of account to which it has credited and will forthwith credit the proceeds of this loan, 'to be used for completion of the above recited improvements, and also, from time to time as received, all income, including rates, fees, and charges received from operation of or in connection with its University Health Service in accordance w ~ t h estab- lished University practices, and from which account it will pay only the cur- rent, reasonable and normal costs of operation and maintenance of said Health Service according to established University practices and the re- mainder or net amounts of such income will be used and &plied to meet the payments of principal and interest on the loan of which this note repre- sents a part, as such payments fall due, and such net income is hereby pledged and appropriated thereto as a first and prior charge on such net in- come to the extent needed to meet such payments. In event any installment of principal or interest on said loan shall fall due when moneys in said special account are insufficient to pay the same, the Regents will meet the deficiency by transfers to said account out of any other moneys of the cor- poration lawfully usable for such purpose, it being the intent of the parties hereto that this note shall constitute a general obligation of said public cor- poration for payment of which principal and interest its full faith and credit is pledged.

By the execution delivery and acceptance hereof the parties hereto agree that any provisibn herein' which is contrary to br in conflict with presently existing agreements securing any indebtedness owing by the Regents to the payee shall be deemed and construed an amendment of said cx~st ng agreements, but only to the extent necessary to be in harmony herewith and nothing herein shall modify or restnct the Regents' agreements to pa; said prior existing indebtedness out of the income pledged or appropriated to secure such borrowings.

REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

BY Its President

And Its Secretary

(Corporate Seal)

INSTALLMENT NOTE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

UNIVERSITY HEALTH SERVICE LOAN

Minneapolis, Minnesota

September 30, 1959

For Value Received, the REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA a pubic corporation (hereinafter called "the Regents"), hereby promises to i a y to the order of Nnt.ona1 Bank of , at its main office in

Minnesota, the principal sum of ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY THOUSAND' DOLLARS ($180,000) with interest

thereon at two and seven-eighths per cent (27/s%) per annum, such principal and interest being payable in 39 equal quarter-annual installments of $3,657.60 each, on December 30, 1959, and on the 30th day of each March, June, September and December thereafter to and including June 30, 1969, and a 40th and 5 a l installment of $63,683.06 on or before September 30. 1969.

This Installment Note is one of a series of three notes all of like date and tenor except as to payees, payable to the order of ~orthbestern National Bank of Minneapolis First Natlonal Bank of Mlnneapol~s and The First National Bank of ~ a k t Paul, respective1 and is part of'a total loan of $540,000 agreed to be made by said b a d ; to the Regents for, cqmpletion of an addition to the University Health Servlce structures and facll~tles now un- der construction on the Minneapolis campus of the University which loan was authorized by resolution of the Regents passed November 8' 1958. Notwith- standing the above stated installment due dates, the ~egegts are privileged to prepay all or any portion of the princi a1 hereof at par on any of the above installment due dates provided a life amoun; is con&rrently prepaid on each note of said series) and all installments then due have been paid each such prepayment to be applied on the latest maturing installment hered then unpaid.

The Regents have established and will at all times maintain, a special account in its treasury and on its dooks of account, to which it has credited and will forthwith credit the proceeds of this loan to be used for completion of the above recited improvements, to refund 1nt;rim Notes issued for such purpose and also from time to time as received all income including rates, fees, anh charges >eceived from operation of or i; connection'with its Univer- sity Health Service in accordance with established University practices, and from which account it will pay only the current, reasonable and normal costs of operation and maintenance of said Health Service Hccording to established University practices and the remainder of the net amounts of such income will be used and' applied to meet the payments of principal and interest on the loan of which this note represents a part, as such pay- ments fall due and such net income is hereby pledged and appropriated thereto as a fir& and prior charge on such net income to the extent needed to meet such payments. In event any installments of principal or interest on said loan shall fall due when moneys in said special account are insufficient to pay the same, the Regents will meet the deficiency by transfers to said account out of any other moneys of the corporation lawfully usable for such purposes, it being the intent of the parties hereto that this note shall constitute a general obligation of said public corporation for payment of which principal and interest its full faith and credit is pledged.

BY the execution, delivery, and acceptance hereof, the parties hereto agree that any provision herein which is contrary to or in conflict with presently existing agreements securing any indebtedness owing by the Recents to the payee shall be deemed and construed an amendment of said existing agreements, but only to the extent necessary to be in harmony here- with, and nothing herein shall modify or restrict the Re ents' agreements to pay said prior existing indebtedness out of the income plejged or appropriated to secure such borrowings.

REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

BY Its President

And Its Secretary

(Corporate Seal)

The Business Vice President reported for the informa- tion of the Board regarding the acquisition and improve- ment ~f the veterinary clinic facilities at Maple Plain, Minnesota, presently owned by Dr. Fred W. Gehrman. On recommendation of the Business Vice President and

the President, voted to authorize the purchase of the facility at a purchase price of $15,500 and further to authorize the Business Vice President to have plans and specifications drawn for necessary building expansion and to seek bids therefor, and to adopt the following resolution relative to negotiations with the Northwestern National Bank concernin a bank loan pertinent to the matter, correspondence fi ed supplement to the minutes, page 11,316:

P! RESOLUTION

Be It Resolued By the Regents of the University of Minnesota that, to effect the agreed loan of $40,000 by Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis to pay for acquisition of the Veterinary Clinic at Maple Plain, Minnesota, now operated by the College of Veteri- nary Medicine, and to erect, furnish, and equip an additional building thereat for use by said College (which loan is described in a letter of October 27, 1958, from Wendell T. Burns to Mr. Laurence R. Lunden, Comptroller), the President or the Vice President, Business Administration, and the Secretary or an Assist- ant Secretary of this corporation now or hereafter in office shall be and are hereby authorized and directed to execute and deliver the Installment Note of this corporation in the form hereafter set out, and each and every term and provision contained in said form of note is hereby approved and agreed to.

UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA MAPLE PLAIN VETERINARY CLINIC FACILITIES

INSTALLMENT NOTE

Minneapolis, Minnesota

FOR VALUE RECEIVED the REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA, a public co&oration, hereby promises to pay to the order of NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK OF MINNEAPOLIS at its main office in Minneapolis, Minnesota, the principal sum of FORTY +HOU- SAND DOLLARS $40 000) in twenty quarter-annual installments of Two Thousand Dollars ($2,060) each, due and payable on -, 1959, and on the - day of each and - thereafter, to and including ' 1963, and to pay interest on said principal sum, or portion thereof from timi to time remaining unpaid, at the rate of two and three-fourths per cent (2.75%) Der annum. Davable auarter-amuallv on each of said ~ r i n c i ~ a l , - . - - payment dites.

The Regents of the University of Minnesota (hereinafter sometimes called "the Regents" and said payee, by the issuance, delivery, and ac- ceptance of this note, hereby agree:

1. Notwithstanding the above stated due dates of installments, the Regents have the privilege of prepaying any portion of the principal of this note at any of said installment due dates, at par. Any and all sums prepaid

are to be applied on the longest matwing installment then remaining unpaid on this note.

2. The Regents, as such corporation, has heretofore established and is operatmg a veterinary clinic at Maple Plain, Minnesota, as one of the clinics of its College of Veterinary Medicine, under a rental-purchase agreement dated July 1, 1956, and is now obligated to complete the purchase of the land and buildings so occupied and has determined that it is necessary and expedient to erect, furnish and equip an additional building thereat for use by said College at a total cost for such purchase, erection and furnishing of approximately $40,000 and needs the proceeds of this note for that purpose. Said Maple Plain Clinic and other veterinary clinic facd~tes operated by the Regents are reasonably expected to produce net income, computed according to established University practices, substantially in excess of the principal and interest payments above agreed to be made. Such net income, to the extent needed to meet said payments as they become due, has been and is hereby irrevocably appropriated and pledged to payment of the principal of and interest on this note. as a first and nrior lien and charge thereon. Such net income shall constitite the primary iource of payment %f this note and interest thereon but it is agreed that if at any time or times any such pay- ment shall fall hue when there is not sufticient money on hand derived from such primary source, the Regents will make good the deficiency and will effect the payment out of any of its moneys on hand or available which may lawfully be so used. I t is the intention of the parties hereto that this note shall constitute a general obligation of the Regents of the University of Minnesota as a public corporation.

3. The Regents will at all times keep proper and adequate books of account showing all receipts and disbursements of money from said Maple Plain Clinic and its other veterinary clinics, which books shall be open to inspection during all reasonable hours by the holder of this note or its agents or attorneys. The Regents agree to furnish, within ninety days of the close of each fiscal year, an operating statement of the receipts and disburse- ments respecting said veterinary clinics.

4. If default is made in the prompt payment of any principal or interest on this note and such default shall continue for a period of thirty days, the above named bank may declare the note to be forthwith due and payable and may proceed to enforce any and all legal and equitable rights for the 'collection thereof or for the performance of any covenants or agree- ments herein contained.

5. By the execution delivery and acceptance hereof, the pahies hereto agree that any provision'herein khich is contrary to or in conflict with presently existing agreements securing any indebtedness owing by the Regents to the payee shall he deemed and constmed an amendment of said existing agreements, but only to the extent necessary to be in harmony herewith, and nothing herein shall modify or restrict the Regents' agreements to pay said prior existing indebtedness out of the income pledged or appropriated to secure such borrowings.

REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

BY Its President

And Its Secretary

(Corporate Seal)

The President reported for the information of the Board that the Interim Commission on Higher Educa- tion has summoned representatives of all public boards having to do with higher education in the state to a meet- ing on November 18. It was suggested that the President

seek a separate meeting. The President will again report to the Regents at the November 15 meeting.

The Business Vice President having reported for the information of the Regents a staff conference relative to the li uidation of the Eustis tract and the receipt of a letter 9 rom Mr. C. Elmer Keefe of the David C. Bell In- vestment Company of Minneapolis setting forth accepted procedure in similar cases and the probable market value of said tract, letter filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,317, voted to instruct the Business Vice President to inform the Minneapolis City Park Board that the tract will be placed on the market for liquidation in the event the Park Board should have an interest in the tract, and if there is no effective interest shown then that Mr. Keefe's recommended procedure be adopted, and the Business Vice President is authorized to proceed accord- ingly. If there is any major departure from the program as outlined, the subject matter will be brought back to the Regents for further consideration.

The-Business Vice President having reported for the information of the Board relative to a defalcation in the College of Veterinary Medicine, summary filed supple- ment to the minutes, page 11,318, voted to authorize the filing of a complaint.

President Morrill reported for the information of the Board and their spouses the invitation to the Brooks' residence on November 15 at 4 o'clock for the purpose, primarily, to view the property.

I t has been suggested by the Executive Committee of the Alumni Association that certain officers of the Asso- ciation meet with the Board so that the Association may have improved liaison with the University. It was the President's suggestion that those officers meet with the Board at luncheon at the December 12 meeting. Ap- proved.

Regent Mayo announced a meetin of the special committee of the Board consistin o Regent Mayo, f B Chairman, Regents Cosgrove, Ma kerson, Olson, and Quinlivan to consider possible approaches to adminis-

trative reorganization. The meeting is called for 9 o'clock on November 15.

Voted to authorize acceptance of the following low bids for the construction of the upper three floors of the School of Mines Engineering Addition on the Minne- apolis Campus, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,319:

General

Farrell-Roth Construction Company 5948 Pleasant Avenue South Minneapolis 19, Minnesota

Base Bid ...................................................... $ 46,300

Net Bid ......................................................... $ 46,300

Mechanical (Combined bid, including plumbing, heatin , ventilating, and temperature controf work)

Egan & Sons Company 2400 West Broadway Minneapolis 11, Minnesota

Combined Bid ...................................... $ 46,180

........................... ................... Net Bid .. $ 46,lsQ

Electrical

Collins Electric Company 1423 Washington Avenue South Minneapolis 4, Minnesota

Base Bid ..................................................... $ 46,158 Less Alts. 1, 2, and 3 for omit-

tin the light fixtures on the 2n$3 rd, and 4th floors, de- duct .................................................. -15,970

Net Bid ...................................................... $ 30,188

Casework and Laboratory Furniture (on the basis of bids received 9/30/58)

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

Base Bid .................................................... $ 78,431 Less Alts. 1 and 3 for omitting

the casework and laboratory furniture in certain rooms or parts of rooms, deduct:

............ Alt. No. 1 -2,225

............ Alt. NO. 3 -7,309

Net Bid ......................................................... $ 68,897

Total of Low Bids .............................. $191,565

Other Costs

Architect's and En ineer's fees based on 5% of &a1 contract amounts ......................................................... $ 9,578

Total of Above Costs ..................... $201,143

Source of Funds: 1957 legislative appropriation 1955 legislative appropriation

Completion Date: 150 calendar days

Voted to approve the following contracts: 12-14-100-2616(71), Department of Agriculture, Northern

Utilization Research and Development Division, Investigation of the Properties and Reactions of Oxidized Colorless Precursors of Yellow Substances in Linseed Oil, filed supplement to the min- utes, page 11,320

AF 49(638)-378, Supplemental Agreement No. 1, Air Force, Extension of contract period and allotment of funds, filed supple- ment to the minutes, page 11,321

AF Ol(611)-548, Air Force, Flight Instruction, effective to June 30, 1959, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,322

DA-19-016-CIVENG-58-316, Army, Telegraphic extension of contract period, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,323

DA-49-007-MD-592, Modification No. 6, Army, Extension of contract period without additional funds, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,324

Nonr-710(20), Amendment No. 4, Navy, Allotment of funds, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,325

Nonr-710(22), Amendment No. 7, Na Extension of contract period and allotment of funds, filed supximent to the minutes, page 11,326

Purchase Order No. 07331, FluiDyne Engineering Corpora- tion, Film developing service by Rosemount Aeronautical Research Laboratory, filed supplement to the minutes, pa e 11,327

Hana Engineering Company, Extension o f ~ a n a p u m Project, filed su plement to the minutes, page 11,328

~ugcontract Nonr-1858(25), Princeton University, Research on Pneumatic Fast Response Temperature Probe for Use in Flames, effective October 1, 1958, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,329

DA-21-018-CIVENG-59-52, Army, Continues training of civilian personnel of the Corps of En ineers enrolled in the Ex- tension Division for 1958-59, filed suppfement to the minutes, page 11,330

V-3035-v-684, Supplemental Agreement No. 19, Veterans Administration, Reflects ex enses of the Veterans Counseling Center with regard to case gad, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,331

Voted to accept with thanks the following gifts:

Donor Amount Fund

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Governmental Research

U. S. Public Health Service $29,670 U. S. Public Health Service-Research on Tumors

National Science Foundation $28,200 National Science Foundation-Research on Nuclear Magnetic Resonance To establish a fund to support research on nuclear magnetic resonance line shapes and relaxation in ac- cordance with statement filed supplement to the min- utes, page 11,332

U. S. Public Health Service $20,010 U. S. Public Health Service--Bionomics of Culex Tarsalis Coq.

U. S. Public Health Service $20,000 U. S. Public Health Service-Research on Functions and Properties of Enzymes

National Science Foundation $20,000 National Science Foundation-Polarographic Studies

U. S. Public Health Service Donor Amount Fund

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$18,342 U. S. Public Health Service-Research on Treatment of Surgical States by Hypnosis To establish a fund to support research on treatment of dumping syndrome by hypnotic suggestion in ac- cordance with statement filed s u ~ ~ l e m e n t to the min- - e utes, page 11,333

National Science Foundation $18,000 National Science Foundation-Photosynthetic Research To establish a fund to support photosynthetic research in accordance with statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,334

U. S. Public Health Service $11,610 U. S. Public Health Service-Research on Fibrinoid Substances

U. S. Public Health Service $9,777 U. S. Public Health Service--Research on Circulation through Ischemic Muscle To establish a fund to support research on crush syn- drome and circulation through ischemic muscle in ac- cordance with statement filed supplement to the min- utes, page 11,335

U. S. Public Health Service $6,900 U. S. Public Health Service-Research on Congenital Tremor

National Science Foundation $5,900 National Science Foundation-Research on Melasto- mataceae To establish a fund to support systematic studies of the melastomataceae in accordance with statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,336

Non-Governmental Research

Anonymous $50,000 Donald . Cowling Medical Research F, To esta lish a fund to support research on the treat- ment and prevention of coronary artery disease and of mali nant diseases in accordance with statement filed suppyement to the minutes, page 11,337

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Red River Valley Potato Control Board $4,500 Red River Valle Seed Potato Fund To establish a rund to support research on russet scab in potatoes in accordance with agreement filed supple- ment to the minutes, page 11,338

Squibb Institute $3,000 Squibb Institute-Research on Lamb Production To establish a fund to support research on the use of estrogens in the fattening of lambs in accordance with agreement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,339

Vy-Lactos Laboratories $2,500 Vy-Lactos Laboratories-Research on Poultry Nutrition To continue support of research on poultry nutrition under the direction of the Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion in accordance with agreement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,340

Allied Chemical Corporation $2,000 Alhed Chemical Corporation-Research on Nitrogen Utilization by Dairy Cattle To establish a fund to support research on the factors affecting nitrogen utilization by dairy cattle in accord- ance with agreement Ned supplement to the minutes, page 11,341

Various $1,250.50 Malignant Disease Research Fund

Faculty of the Division of Social Sciences-Duluth Branch $1,000 Soclal Science Research-Duluth Branch

Various $864.25 Fund for Research in Cancer

Various . . --. .~-

$520.84 Special Research-Surge17

Various $221.50 Research on Hodgkins Disease

Donor Mrs. Hazel Sudman Amount $83 Fund Special Research-Psychiatry and Neurology

Donor Rev. J. A. McDermid Amount $15 Fund Damon Runyon Cancer Fund

Scholarships, Fellowships, Loans and Awards

Donor W. K. Kellogg Foundation Amount $10,000 Fund W. K. Kellogg Foundation-Hospital Administration --

Loan Fund Purpose To establish a loan fund for graduate students in hos-

pital administration in accordance with statement fied supplement to the minutes, page 11,342

Donor Western Golf Association Amount $5,206.50 Fund Evans Foundation Scholarship Fund Purpose To establish a scholarship fund for needy and deserving

caddies in accordance with statement fled supplement to the minutes, page 11,343

Donors Various Amount $4,874.25 Fund All-University Scholarship Fund

Donor Foundation for Psychotherapy Amount $4,500 Fund Dr. Eric Kent Clarke Loan Fund Purpose To establish a loan fund to help selected residents

defray the cost of psychoanalytic training in accordance with statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,344

Donor Minnesota Federation of Women's Clubs Amount $2,000 Fund Minnesota Federation of Women's Clubs Loan Fund

Donor Florence E. Sinclair Amount $1,500 Fund Florence Goodrich Sinclair Scholarship Fund

Donor The Texas Company Amount $818.10 Fund The Texaco Scholarship Fund

Donor Otto Bremer Foundation Amount $600 Fund Otto Bremer Foundation Scholarship Fund

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Donor Amount Fund

The M. A. Hanna Company $500 The M. A. Hanna Company Mineral Technology Schol- arship Fund

Miss Faith Thompson $500 Faith Thompson Scholarship Fund

Norwegian Luncheon Club $405 Norwegian-American Graduate Fellowship Fund

Pfeifer and Shultz $400 Pfeifer and Shultz Scholarship in Mechanical Engi- neering

Green Giant Company $400 Green Giant Company Agricultural Engineering Schol- arship

Associated General Contractors of Minnesota $300 Associated General Contractors of Minnesota Scholar- ship

Members of the Duluth Clinic $275 North Star Scholarship Fund

Various $262.21 Emergency Loan Fund-Duluth

Alpha Phi Omega $200 Alpha Phi Omega Scholarship

Lac qui Parle County Federated Women's Clubs $154.35 Minnesota Federation of Women's Clubs-Seventh Dis- trict Loan Fund

Twin City Home Economists in Homemaking $150 Twin City Homemakers Section of Minnesota and American Home Economics Association Scholarship Fund

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Northwestern Drug Company $150 Northwestern Drug Company Scholarship

Various $148.96 Student Emergency Loan Fund-Duluth

Junior Achievement of Minneapolis, Inc. $100 Junior Achievement of Minneapolis, Inc. Scholarship Fund

W. Atlee Burpee Company $100 Burpee Award in Horticulture

Pine River P.T.A. $25 Scholarships and Awards-General-College of Agri- culture, Forestry, and Home Economics

Mrs. Clifford H. Pope $5 Carroll Binder Memorial Awards in Journalism

Miscellaneous

U. S. Public Health Service $246,600 U. S. Public Health Service-Professional Nurses Ad- vanced Training

U. S. Public Health Service $52,185 . U. S. Public Health Service-Public Health Nurses Training Program-Graduate-Title I1

U. S. Public Health Service $50,000 U. S. Public Health ServiceTraining Program in Immunology and Experimental Cancer

Various $3,657.70 Duluth Branch Development Fund

Donor Sidney Hillman Foundation, Inc. Amount $1,000 Fund Sidney Hillman Lecture Series

Donor Ford Foundation Amount $957 Fund Ford Foundation-Hamard Summer Case Seminar Purpose To establish a fund to provide for Prof. Nightingale's

participation in the 1958 Harvard Summer Case Seminar Program in accordance with statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,345

Donor State 4-H Club Federation Amount $700 Fund 4-H Club Fund

Donors Various Amount $495 Fund Variety Club Heart Hospital Equipment Fund

Donors Various Amount $30 Fund Eustis Memorial Fund (Minnesota Hospital and Home

for Crippled Children)

Donor Minnesota Statehood Centennial Commission Gift Display panel on religion from the Centennial Train

Miscellaneous-Research Facilities and Equipment

Donor Amount Fund

Purpose

Donor Amount Fund

Purpose

U. S. Public Health Service $232,140 U. S. Public Health Service Research Facilities-Hormel Institute Laboratory For the construction of a research facilities laboratory at the Hormel Institute in accordance with statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,346

U. S. Public Health Service $76,032 U. S. Public Health Service Research Facilities- Pharmacy For construction of research facilities for the College of Pharmacy in accordance with statement filed sup- plement to the minutes, page 11,347

Voted to approve the report of the Business Vice President to the Chairman of the Executive and Finance Committee, filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,353.

Voted to approve transfers of funds No. 6501 to No. 7000 inclusive.

Voted to approve journal vouchers No. 25001 to No. 27500 inclusive.

Voted to approve requisitions No. 33798 to No. 36420 inclusive.

Voted to adjourn.

W. T. MIDDLEBROOK, Secretary

Donor U. S. Public Health Service Amount Fund

Purpose

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$43,089 U. S. Public Health Service Research Facilities- Ophthalmology For construction and movable equipment in the Ophthalmological Research Laboratories in accordance with statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,348

U. S. Public Health Senice $41,150 U. S. Public Health Service Research Facilities-Chem- istry For expansion of research facilities in chemistry in accordance with statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,349

U. S. Public Health Service $23,809 U. S. Public Health Service-Basic Science Research Facilities-Equipment For movable equipment in the new expanded facilities for basic science research in accordance with state- ment filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,350

U: S. Public Health Senice $21,452 U. S. Public Health Service Research Equipment- Veterans of Foreim Wars Clinical Cancer Research - Institute For research equipment in the Veterans of Foreign Wars Clinical Cancer Research Institute in accordance with statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,351

Donor U. S. Public Health Service Amount $5,000 Fund U. S. Public Health Service Research Facilities-Sani-

tary Engineering Purpose For the construction to expand the Sanitary Engineer-

ing Research Laboratory in accordance with statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 11,352

On October 13, 1958, Mr. E. B. Stanford, Director of University Libraries reported to Vice President Mid- dlebrook that the Library received 128 donations totaling 4,603 items and three maps, one periodical subscription, and one roll of microfilm during the period July 1 through September 20,1958.