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Minutes of the
Meeting  of the State Board of Agriculture
January  27, 1933

Present:  Mr. Brody  (Chairman); Messrs* Berkey, Denning.,. Kalstead; Mrs*  Masselink; President

Shaw, Comptroller TCilkins and Secretary Hannah.

: Absent:  Mr* Jakway; Br« Elliott

The meeting was  called  GO order at 10:20 A.M.

The minutes of the previous meeting were approved.

Two members took  their places on the Board  at this meeting:  Mrs* Lavina Masselink  of Eig Rasid
and Mr* -J. J. Jakway  of 3enton Harbor*  replacing Mrs. Matilda Y/ilson ana Mr. Gilbert Baane.

On motion of Mr. Berkey,  seconded  by Mr, Halstead,  it was voted,  in. fairness to Ivlr. Jakway
(absent),  to delay organization of the Board  until  the next meeting  attended  by all members of
the Board.

i jtESIGiAJATlQiNiS, APPOIMlMILiNiTS Ar^ LLAVLS

Resignations  1-  Resignation of Mr, Luke H. Kelly,  supervising  teacher in Agriculture, effective  as of Eecem-
ber 31, 1937-  Mr* Kelly is now  serving  as Assistant  State Supervisor of Agricultural Educa-
tion.

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2.  Resignation of Drc H. Lo  Barnett, Instructor in Botany on a one-year appointment,  effective
January  31, 1938.  Further, recommendation of Dean Huston that Dr. Barnett  receive  an addi-
tional 4:108«33 to complete psyment  for one-half year's work  (teninonthsr  basis) •

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3.  Resignation of Mr* Carl L. Gilmore, graduate assistant  in Poultry Husbandry,  effective

January  20, 1933.

4.  Recommendation of Professor Applegate that Mr* 17. E. Laycock, College Photographer,  be

placed  on disability  retirement, his  services to be discontinued  immediately  but full  salary
continued  to June 30, 1933,  Further, recommendation of the Retirement  Committee  that Mr.-
Lsycock  be placed  on permanent  retirement, effective July 1, 1938 at an annual  salary of
^•7 59.00 per year*

On motion of Mr. Brody,  seconded  by Mr* Loaning, it was voted  to give Mr* Laycock  a leave of
absence on full pay to the end of the present  fiscal  year and  to offer  to him an opportunity to
apply for permanent  retirement  effective  as of July 1, 1938.

Ar/oointments  5,  Appointment  of Mr. Raymond iL  Clark  as Assistant Professor of Education, effective as of
January 1, 1933 at a salary of 82900.00 per year.  Mr* Clark  vriLll replace Mr. Kelly (re-
signed) as supervising  teacher of Agriculture  in the Okemos schools.

; 6.  Appointment  of Mr. Ralph W* Lewis, nov; Assistant  in Research  in Plant Pathology  at $1200,00
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per year, as full-time Instructor in Botany for the period February 1st  to June 30th at a
total  salary of |130*00 per month-  Mr. Levas replaces Dr. Barnett  (resigned).

7.  Appointment  of Mr* E. N. Ruby as College photographer, effective February I, 193S at a salary

of £3000•00 per year.  Mr. Ruby replaces Mr. Laycock, whose retirement  is recommended above*

3.  Recommendation that Miss Mary Hulse  be reinstated as stenographer in the Department  of

Chemistry,  effective January 1, at her former salary of 890.00 per month, and  that the  name
of Mrs. Susan Toaz be removed from the payroll  as of the same date.  Miss Hulse's  name was
temporarily removed on October 31st because of disability*

9.  Appointment  of Mrs. Nila 3. ^aidlaw as an additional  teacher in Home Economics  at Valliamston
for the period January  3rd to March  25, 1938, at a total  salary of ^525.00  (to be reimbursed
in full from State and Federal  funds).  This is the same project  in Adult Education in Home
Economics  carried out  successfully last year,

10.  "Recommpndsti.on that Dr. D. B. Clever, nov; v;ith the State Department  of Health,  be placed  on the
staff list  as Lecturer  in Immunology,  effective as of September 1, 1937.  Dr. Meyer will  serve
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without  remuneration from  the College.
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lie  Recommendation that Dr. C. So  Bryan, Research Assistant  in Bacteriology,  receive  the addi-

tional  title of Instructor,  This action should  be retroactive ID September 1, 1937, at which
time Dr. Bryan was placed on College  funds but the additional  necessary  title overlooked.

12.  Recommendation for the employment  of Mr. Ralph C* Bennett, of the Lansing Social  Service

Bureau,  as special instructor in Sociology  extension case work  during a seventeen-week
period  beginning January 1, 1933 at a total  salary of S?OG,GQ.

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13.  Recommendation  for the appointment  of the following  visiting instructors  on the 1936 Summer

Session staff:

1.  Dr. C. V* Millard, Department of Mucation,  at ^400oOQ  for the Six Weeks' Session*

RESIGNATIONS, APPOINTMENTS AND LEASES,  continued

13.  Recommendation for the appointment of the following visiting instructors on the 1938

Appointments

Summer Session staff:  (continued)

January  27,- 1938

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2.  Mr. E. W. Kiebler, Department of Education, at £325.00 for the Six "Weeks*

session*

3*  Dr. Walter C. Reckless, Department of Sociology, at $400*00 for the Six

Weeks' Session.

4.  Mr. A* A* Rather, Department of Education, at £400.00  for the Six "Weeks*

Session.

14.  Appointment  of  Mrs.  H.  S.  Evans  as  supervising  Hostess  at  Robinson  House  during  the

winter  term,  at  the  rate  of  $30.00  per  month.

15.  Appointment  of  Miss  Jeanne  Hooker  as  stenographer  in  the  Conservation  I n s t i t u t e,  effective

January  1,  1938  at  a  salary  of  £90.00  per  month.  This  is  an  additional  position,  included  in
the  budget  of  the  I n s t i t u te  as  set  up  for  1937-33.

16.  Appointment  of  Dr.  Mel Tin  Dresher  as  Instructor  in  Mathematics  for  the  spring  terra,  at  a  total
of  $600.00  for  the  period.  This  position  has  been  filled  temporarily  during  the  fall  and
winter terms.

On motion of Mr* Berkey, seconded by Mr* Kalstead, it was voted to approve the Resignations,
Appointments  and Leaves  except item 45 on which special  action appears.

TRAVIL  REQUESTS

IT-Travel

1.  Expenses not exceeding $50.00  for Dr. M. D. Pirnie, so that he may  attend General Wild Life

Federation meetings at Baltimore, February 14th to 16th.

2.  Full  expenses to Baltimore for Professor P* A. Herbert, so that he may attend General Wild Life

Federation meetings, February 14th to 16th.

3*  Full  expenses to Atlantic  City for Dean Elisabeth Conrad, so that  she nay attend the National

Convention of Beans of Women and Personnel Workers, February  23rd to 26th.

4.  Full  expenses to Chicago and return for Mr. A. G. Kettunen, Miss Louise Porter, and Mr. William

Knox, so that  they -nay appear on a 4-E Farm and Home broadcast  on March 5th*  This request is
similar to those of previous years.

5.  Full  expenses  to.Columbus, Ohio, for Mr. F. V. Schultz5  Instructor in Electrical Engineering,

so that he may attend a radio broadcasting  engineering  conference February 10th and 11th. Ex-
penses will be charged to the Engineering Experiment Station on Project 63.

6.  Full  expenses to Chicago for Dr. W. L. Mallmann, who is attending a special  conference on

bacteriological  problems in connection v/ith egg storage, in progress January  25th to 23th. Ex-
penses will be charged to Bacteriology Section, Experiment Station funds,

7.  First  class railroad  fare to Chicago  (or its equivalent) for Mro J. C. Davis, so that he may

attend .American Management  Association meetings February 15th to 17th.

8.  First  class railway fare to Atlantic  City for Mr. Guy Hill so that he may attend National

Education Association meetings February  27th to March 2nd.

9.  Full  expenses  (from Vocational Teacher Training funds) for Er. K. M. Byram, so that he may make
an inspection trip  covering agricultural  educational work at Columbus and Lafayette, February
7th to 11th.

10.  Full  traveling  expenses to New York  City for Mr• H. L. R. Chapman, so that he may attend the

annual meeting of the Kew Guild on March  26th and obtain botanical  specimens for the Seal
Garden.

On motion of Mro  Brody,  seconded by Mr. Kalstead, it was voted to approve the travel requests.

MISCELLANEOUS

•1.  Presentation for Board  approval of bills amounting to £928*35 from the University of Michigan
Hospital for services given Thomas Cox, freshman student injured in football last  fall.  A
previous bill of 1700.80 v;as authorized by the Board at its December meeting.

On motion of Mro  Downing, seconded by Mr. Brody, it was voted to approve  the payment of the  above-
mentioned bills.

2.  Recommendation of uean Dirks that Mr. EcUvard Anderson, appointed  Instructor in Mechanical

Payment ox
•hospital
Ibills for Tv

.now. ^naerso]
to receive

Engineering for the  period  October 1, 1936 to September 1, 1937 at the salary rate of 12200.00  payment
per year, receive payment for one additional month.  Under the terms of his appointment he has  :ecciti;
month.
received  eleven, but through  error the entire amount v:as assured him for his v;ork. 

t for

On motion of Mr. Berkey,  seconded by Mr. Brody, it was voted to approve the above recommendation.

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;MISCiiLLAi£EQ"uSt  continued

January  27,  1938

Additional  ^payg^  Recommendation  of  Dean  Ernmons  that  Mr.  Keith  Stein  and  Mr.  Leonard  Eilinv;ood  receive
ment  ox  <?:^o 
to  Ellinwood
and  Stein.

$*25.00  each  in  addition  to  t h e ir  regular  s a l a r i es  for  t h e ir  services  in  taking  over  orches-
t ra  rehearsals  during  Mr*  PressT  absence.

On motion  of  Mr.  Halstead,  seconded  by  Mr.  Do?;ning,  it  v;as  voted  to  approve  the  above  recom-
mendation*

Payment^of^ 
b i ll  S h i e l d s ,: 

;4o  P r e s e n t a t i on  of  b i ll  t o t a l l i ng  ^797.20  by  the  firm  of  Shields,  Ballard,  Jennings  end  Taber,

covering  services  for  the  period  October  5th  to  December  £0,  1957  i n c l u s i v e.

j emun^s

;0n  motion  of  Mr.  Halstead,  seconded  by  Mr.  Srody,  it  wes  voted  to  approve  payment  of  the  above
: b i ll  from  Shields,  Ballard,  Jennings  and  Taber.

increases  for 5^  Recommendation of Dean Anthony thst the salaries of Miss Dorothy  Crakes and Miss  Nancy
Crakes and  : 
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kortnrup. 

Korthrup, stenographers in the Soils Department, be raised  from i-55.00 .to. #90.00  per month,
effective January 1, 1938.  Salaries vn.il then conform to those paid in the Central
Stenographic Office*

!0n motion of Mr. Brodys  seconded by Mr* Berkey* it was  voted to approve the above  recommendation*

Additions to  ;
budgets or  g^  Hecommendations of Dean iismons for additions to the budgets of the departments of History
History ana 
jiconomi cs

an^ Economics of §-250• 00 and ^:4OC.OO respectively, to cover unexpected  expenses  involved in
moving to new quarters and in the employment of student help.

On motion of Mr* Berkey,  seconded by Mr. Downing, it v;as voted to approve the stove  recommendation*

!7.  Presentation for Board  approval of the Custodian Agreement  between the Central Trust  Company

Approval of
Custodian
Agreement -
with  Central On motion  of  Uro  Halstead,  secondeo  by  Mr.  downing,  it  was  voted  to  authorize  the  President  and

of Lens ins: and the State Board of Agriculture.

Secretary  or  Treasurer  to  execute  the  above-mentioned  agreement  on  behalf  of  the  State  Board  of
:Agriculture.

Acceptance
.of  $3000  'from  -3.  Presentation  for  Board  acceptance  of  a  check  for  $3000.00  given  by  Mr.  V.-.  K.  Kellogg  for 
Vn.'K.  Kellogg 

tenant  house  and  additional  land  at  G-uil  Lake  recently  deeded  to  him  by  the  Board.

the

On motion  of  Mr.  Brody,  seconded  by  Mr.  Halstead, 
Kellogg  and  to  instruct 

the  Secretary  to  so  notify  Mr.  Kellogg.

it  was  voted  to  accept  the  check  from  Mr.

z:-7)QQ0  credi te;.
to  account  of  On motion  of  Mr.  Eroays  seconded  by  Mr.  Halstead, 
?ir3  Canct. 

of  the  Bird  Sanctuary  and  notify  Dr.  Pirnie  that  i ts  expenditure  is  withheld  awaiting  the  action
of  the  recently  appointed  committee  studying  the  future  of  the  Bird  Sanctuary  with  p a r t i c u l ar
reference 

to  boundary  l i n e,  fence,  e t c.

it  was  voted  to  credit  the  83,000  to  the  account

"Pavxnent  of
£1700  to  Citv  9*  Presentation  of  invoice  from  the  City  of  l a st  Lansing  for  81500.00,  covering  the  College  share
of  IL.L.  for
Sewage  Disp.
Plant,  etc.

of  the  operation  of  the  Sewage  Disposal  .KLant,  and  SPG0.00  for  i ts  share  of  the  cost  of  a
survey  on  sewage  disposal  -  making  the  t o t al  due  to  the  City  of  East  Lansing  v.1700.00.

'On  motion  of  Mr,  Downing,  seconded  by  Mr.  Halstead,  it  was  voted  to  approve  payment  of  the  above-
mentioned  b i ll  to  the  City  of  Sast  Lansing*

Request  of  .  .
Detroit/£viCA 
i or  use  oi
basketball
floor.

Christmsn 
lov;  bidder 
on  water- 

room  uncer
east  Stadium-

:10.  Request  from  the  Detroit  Young  Ken's  Christian  Association  for  the  loan  of  our  portable
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basketball  floor  in  Demonstration  Hall,  to  be  moved  to  Detroit  for  the  I n t e r n a t i o n al 
Basketball  Championships,  April  27th  to  May  1,  1938.

tfY"

On motion  of  Mr.  h;erkey,  seconded,  by  Mr.  Dotvning,  it  ivas  voted  to  deny  the  above  request.

11.  At  i ts  November  meeting, 

the  .board  approved  the  recommendations  of  the  A t h l e t ic  Council

proposals  for  the  construction  of  a  water-proof  store-room  under  the  east  stadium  at  a  cost
of  Si-900.00.  Bids  on  the  construction  of  t h is  store-room  have  been  received  as  follows:

Reniger  Construction  Conpany 
Christian  Lansing  Company 

£1333.00
1340.00

: 

The  job  has  not  been  l e t,  pending  the  approval  of  the  Board.

On motion  of  Mr.  Brody,  seconded  by  Mr.  Berkey,  it  was  voted  to  l et  the  bid  to  the  low  bidder,
; Christman-Lansing  Company  for  iii340.G0-

Action  d.8- 
ferred  on  r e -: 
cuest  for  new 
roof  Farm 
. 
Crops  Lab. 

!?••  In  cutting  the  costs  of  the  Farm  Crops  Laboratory  ( now  nearing  completion)  to  the  amount  of

money  a v a i l a b l e,  a  r o ll  roofing  was  s u b s t i t u t e d / f or  asbestos  s h i n g l e s.  This  roof  w i ll  l a st
a  fev^  years  but  cheapens  the  appearance  of  the  building  m a t e r i a l l y.  Lean  Anthony,  Professor
Rather  and  Mr.  Davenport  j o in  in  recommending  an  asbestos  shingle  roof  at  t h is  time  before
work  on  the  building  is  completed.  The  Reniger  Construction  has  given  us  a  p r i ce  of
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for  t h is  roof.

:0n  motion  of  Mr.  Downing,  seconded  by  Mr,  Halstead,  it  v;as  voted  to  defer  action  i n d e f i n i t e ly  on
the  above  request*

Appropriation
• of"i.36i?y.b-j 
i 
•  *O T/^P V T^nt 
.of changes in;
£,-;—  pi r& 

1 3c  Communication  from  Mr.  Wilkins  requesting  an  additional  appropriation  of  £-3698.8?  to  complete
t he  payments  for  changes  in  the  s t r u c t u re  and  furnishings  of  the  Administration  Building.

sOn motion of Mr. Halstead,  seconded by Mr. Downing, it was voted to atrorove the above item.

JU.S.D.A. in-
:vited to es-
•: tablish Fed.
I Poultry Res.-
ILab. here.

MI SC'iiLLAiQL'OUS, continued

14.  Naming of new men' s dormitory now under construction.

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'•New Dormitory
for  Men
named Mason

On motion of Mr*  Erody,  seconded by Mrs, ^asselink, it was voted to name the new men' s dormitory
after Michigan's  first governor - Stevens Thomson Mason - to be known as Stevens T. Mason Hall*

15.  Discussion of proposed Federal Poultry Research Laboratory*

On motion of Mr. Downing, seconded by Mr. Eerkey, it was voted to instruct  the Secretary to wire
the U.S.D.A.  urging  them to locate the Regional Poultry Laboratory at Michigan State College, assur-
ing  the.'-.i. of the full and complete  cooperation of the State Board of Agriculture.  If the Depart-
ment of Agriculture  decides to locate  the Laboratory here and desires the location at the corner of
Mount Hope  and Harrison Road,  the President, Secretary  and Treasurer are authorized to take such
steps as are necessary to take up the options on the farms involved and acquire titles to the land
and  deed it to the Department of Agriculture*

1 S REPORTS

l.;  Acceptance of the resignation of Mr* George Taylor, Assistant Professor of Dairy Husbandry,

effective March 1, 1938.

•Resignation'
Geo.  Taylor

2.  Approval of the  transfer of Mr. Russell Horwood, Extension Specialist in Dairying, to the

position of Assistant Professor of Dairy. Husbandry,  effective January 1st at a salary of §3300
per year.  Mr* Horwood  replaces Mr. Taylor  (resigned).

Transfer of
Russell Hor-
v:oo&.

3.  Approval of the  transfer of .Mr.  A. R. Schubert, County Agent in Ontonagon'County, to the posi-

tion of Extension Specialist in Dairying, effectuve February 1st at a salary of $3000.00 per
year,

4.  Approval of a change in status for Mr. J. IvL Vandenbelt  from that of quarter-time  graduate

assistant in Chemistry to a half-time  basis for the winter term only* 

nsrer

• A•R.  Schube rt

Change in
status J.M.

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5.  Approval of payment to Mr.-Albert Mancini of Detroit of a total of $25*00 per week  (from the

Music Revolving Fund) for his services in teaching private lessons usually given by Mr. Falcone.

\ Albert Man-
cini to be
"OS/i. C.  •£-.£-0 * W\j

5.  Acceptance of a §100.00  check from  the Michigan Live Stock Exchange, to be used as a scholarship!
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for Short Course students. 

7.  Approval of Lean EmmonsT  recommendation that the music fees of those students  studying with Mr. ;
Lange during the winter term be set at $25.00 rather than $-50.00, since Mr. Lange is able to
come to the campus in alternate weeks only*

8.  Authorization of a $-2*50 per term  fee for those people registered in the Extension Course in

Art as visitors.  This course is given by request  in Mason* 

9.  Approval of first-class  railroad  fare to Chicago and return for Mr. Jackson E. Tov;ne, so that  •
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he might  attend meetings of the American Library Association held December 27th to 29th...-•• 

10.  Allowance of full expenses to Chicago for Deen.L. C. Emmons, so that he might  attend meetings

of the Association of American Colleges, January  20th and  21st*

11.  Approval of full expenses to Chicago  (from Experiment Station funds) for Mr. H. L. Seaton,

•so that he might  attend the annual meeting of the National Canners .Association on January 24th.

12.  Granting of out-of-state  travel authorization (at no expense to the College) for the following

people asked to appear on farm week programs:

1.  Professor R, S# Hudson to Ohio on January 25th, and to the

University of Missouri, January  27th and  28th.
2.  Dr. G. M. Trout to Ames, Iowa, February 16th to 19th.
3.  Dr. C. F. Huffman to Kansas February 8th and 9th, and to

Ohio February  ?lst and  22nd..

4.  Dr. James Tyson to Ohio on January 17th.

13.  Allowance of railroad and pullman fare to Washington for Professor ?. A. Herbert, so that he

might  attend meetings of the American Planning Association, January  21st and 22nd.

14.  Allowance of full expenses to Nev; York City for Professor L. G-. Miller, so that he might  attend
meetings of the American Society of Heating  and Ventilating Engineers and the National Warn Air
Heating  and Air Conditioning Association, held  jointly January  24th to ?.7th.

15.  Approval of full  expenses to Columbus  for Mr» H. Do ftootman, "who was asked to attend an emer-

gency triple A meeting January 10th and 11th.  Expenses are to be paid from Extension funds.

tflOG  from
LiveSt.  Exch.
Fees  f or stu-
dents  study,
with  Lange
£25.00

:o c. oO p er
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Ext.
t e rm  i o..'
Course  in Art,
Travel  Towne
to  Chicago
itimons to
Chicago.

H . S.  Seaton,
to  Chicago,

Out  of  state
travel  for -

R.S.  Huc.son
•3.M.  Trout
C.F.  Huffman
J.  Tyson

P. A.  Herbe
v •; s. s n i iiton

L.G-.  Miller
Eew  York

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i 16*  Granting  of  full  expenses  to  Chicago  (from  Extension  funds}  for  Mr*  A,  B.  Lo^e,  sc

mi^ht  attend  meetings  of  the  National  Eean  Commission  on  January  S£nd.

On  motion  02^ Mr%  Berkey,  seconded  by Mr*  Halstead,  it  v:as  voted  to  approve  the  P r e s i d e n ts  Ke.=ports.

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Cnicago

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[\  Salary  of
!  L 6v.ri s  Hi c?
!  srcis  s e t.

1.  Report  of  the  special  cors.Ti.it tee  appointed  by  the  bo era  on  lioverafcer  l ? th  (:V!r.  Erocy  &nc.

snuery  27,  1938

llir.  Shav;}  to  acjust 
July  1,  1^37,  Mr.  Richards'  b&sic  salary  has  been  i et  at  £4300.GO  per  year  '-viob  a
ijOssiblR  su;:olenentary  inccrae  of  £500.00  in
hours  a.nc

the  salary  of  Professor  Leva 3  la chares  "or  the  f i s c al  year  beginning

edoizl.on  based  or:  a  mininun  of  ton  :o^ching

hi

On  motion  of  :/Ir,  Brocy,  seconded  by  '-.Cr.  Eerkev, 

it  'was  voted

xo  approve  oh6  ebov?  r e p o r t s.

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Minutes of the

Meeting of the State Board of Agriculture

February 17,  1938

Present:  Messrs. Berkey, Downing, Halstead; President Shaw, Comptroller Wilkins, and Secre-

tary Hannah.

Absent;  Mr. Brody  (Chairman), Mrs. Masselirik, Mr. Jakway, Dr.  Elliott.

The meeting was called to order at 10:15 A.M.  There was not a quorum present but it was de-
cided to proceed with the Board meeting and present the actions of those present to a fourth
member of the Board for approval,- ail of the actions taken to be subject to the approval of
the fourth member of the Board  before becoming  effective.

The following proceedings were reviewed by Mrs. Masselink and Mr. Brody on February  21st and
approved by them.  The minutes of this meeting will be presented to the next  regular Board
meeting for ratification.

The minutes of the previous meeting were approved.

RESIGNATIONS, APPOINTMENTS AND LEAVES

Resignations

1.  Resignation of Mr. James Thar, County Agricultural Agent in Oceana County,  effective

February  28,  1933.

Appointments

2\  Appointment of Mr. Lyle E. Tompkins as County Agricultural Agent in Oceana County, replac-

ing Mr. Thar at a salary rate of $2200.00 per year, effective March 1,  1938.

3.  Temporary  appointment of Mrs. Edna Brown Braamse to assist with 4-H Club exhibits and

achievement  days during the period March 14th. to May 7th, at the salary rate of $-150.00
per month.  This extra  assistance is needed because of the leave of absence granted
Miss Lois Corbett.

4.  Appointment of Dr. S. G-. Hanson as special Instructor In Political Science and Economics

for the 1938 Summer Session, at a salary of $400.00 for the six weeks* period.

Leaves

5.  Recommendation of Dean Snmons that Mr. C* S. Logsdon, Assistant Professor of Economics, be

granted leave of absence on half pay for the school year 1938-39.  Professor Logsdon In-
tends to complete work on his doctorate degree at Ohio State University.

On motion of Mr. Berkey,  seconded by Mr. Halstead, it was voted to approve the Resignations,
Appointments and Leaves.

Travel

TRAVEL

Request  of  the  Alumni  Secretary  for  f u ll  expense  allowance  on  the  following  out-of-state
travel  in  the  i n t e r e s ts  of  alumni  a c t i v i t i e s:

A.  G*  0.  Stewart  to  the  annual  meeting  of  the  American  Alumni  Council  at  Columbus,

Ohio,  Mar-ch  30  to  April  2.

B.  G-.  0.  Stewart,  C.  W.  Eachman  to  the  annual  meeting  of  Chicago  alumni  on  April  2,

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