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UNIVERSITY O F ILLINOIS 211 193*1 Charles Henry Rammelkamp, President of Illinois College since 1905. Arthur Newell Talbot, Professor of municipal and sanitary engineering and in charge of theoretical and applied mechanics, 1890-1926. This recommendation is contingent on the presence of the above nominees a1 the exercises, which is in accordance with the University's policy that no honorary degree may be conferred in absentia. I recommend that the award of these degrees be approved by the Board subject to this condition. On motion of Mr. Trees, these degrees were authorized as recommended.

LOCKERS FOR MEDICAL. AND DENTAL. LABORATORIES BUILDING

(14) T h e Supervising Architect submits the following schedule of bids received on lockers for the Medical and Dental Laboratories Building: 143 4$6 '62 3;6 Moving single single triple triple a n d tier, tier, tier. Her, setting single double single double old row row row row lockers 1. Berger Manufacturing Co. Canton, O., and Chicago J 3 743 64 2. Lyon Metal Products, Inc 3 4 77 $ 4 39 8 1 1 ; J J 07 Aurora. Illinois 682 n 2001 84 351 54 69s 52 $&S 00 5 796 01 3. All Steel Equipment Co 4 78 4 53 232 2 27 Aurora, Illinois 683 54 2065 6B 375 84 762 72 36 60 3 924 38 4. Fred Medart Mfg. Co 515 4 93 2 1 4 2 07 St. Louis and Chicago 736 45 224808 34668 69552 6100 408773 .. Durabilt Steel Locker Co ; 5 45 5 25 2 24 2 17 Aurora, Illinois 779 35 239400 36288 72912 127 10 439245 Because the bids were so close, the bidders were asked to send full-sized samples of their lockers to the Medical College for examination by the Dean, the Purchasing Agent, and the architects. T h e specimen submitted by the second low bidder appeared to be the best for our particular use because of the greater rigidity of the doors and the Supervising Architect recommends that the contract be awarded to the Lyon Metal Products, Inc. of Aurora, Illinois, on the basis of their bid of $3,796.01, which is only $52.37 above that of the lowest bidder. Since the receipt of the bids the Dean and Business Manager have decided that the lockers should be equipped with the n e w Dudley self-locking combination lock instead of the padlock hasps. These locks cost $1.25 attached to the lockers and the same combination lock without the self-locking feature can be applied to the Lyon lockers n o w installed in the old building. T h e additional cost for the locks will be $1,447.50, making the entire contract price $5,243.51. I concur in the recommendation of the Supervising Architect that the contract be awarded to the Lyon Metal Products, Inc. for the s u m of $5,243.51, to be paid out of the appropriation for the building.

On motion of Mr. Trees, this contract was awarded as recommended. ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION

(25) A statement concerning the administrative organization of the University. O n motion of M r . Trees, the President of the Board w a s authorized to appoint a committee of three m e m b e r s of the Board, to study this matter in conference with the President of the University a n d the President of the Board, a n d to report to the Board. President Barr appointed M r . Trees, M r s . Evans, a n d M r . Williams to serve o n this committee.

CLAIM Carter, half-brother of MMinutes, April 19, 1927, pageoffrom the Carter-Pennell fund (see r . Joseph Carter, for assistance 252). Lucius OFBarr read some correspondence concerning a claim President LUCIUS CARTER Mr.