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Caption: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1932
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442 board of trustees [September 29 8. From the Illinois State Electric Association the sum of $665 for the Short Course for Electric Metermen offered by the Department of Electrical Engineering. 9. From the National Research Council the sum of $500 for continuation of the study of amino acids. This is in addition to the original gift of $1,500. io. F r o m the Chicago Illinae Club the s u m of $50 as an additional contribution to the Chicago Illinae Club Loan Fund. T h e original gift was ?2oo and this addition increases the fund to $250. 11. F r o m Dr. George E. Mylonas, w h o came here from Greece this year to be on the faculty, several pieces of pottery which he discovered in the investigations which he has been conducting in Greece for the last two years. These specimens illustrate the development of Greek vase painting from approximately 3,000 to 700 B.C. They will be placed in the M u s e u m of Classical Art and Archeology. T h i s report w a s received for record. BEQUEST OF HARRY J. DIFFENBAUSH OF KANSAS CITY (24) The Will of the late Harry J. Diffenbaugh of Kansas City, a former student of the Class of 1882, recently deceased, establishes a trust fund, the income from which is to be loaned to worthy and needy students w h o are residents of the State of Missouri attending the University of Illinois. T h e trust is to be administered by Messrs. Edgar O. Bragg and T h a d B. Landon, and the N e w England National B a n k and Trust C o m p a n y in Kansas City. Under the law of Missouri the estate will be in process of administration for at least one year to give heirs-at-law entitled to do so opportunity to bring suit contesting the Will if they wish, and there will be no income from this source this year at any rate. This is a residuary bequest and the attorneys for the estate have not indicated the amount. A copy of the Will is submitted to the Secretary, herewith, for filing. T h i s w a s received for record. APPOINTMENTS TO E. A. WALLACE MEMORIAL. SCHOL.ARSH I PS (25) A report that the Board of Education of Havana, Illinois, has appointed Messrs. Dale Huff and J. A. C. Schulte to be the beneficiaries of the E. A. Wallace Memorial Scholarship for the year 1931-1932. T h i s report w a s received for record. REGISTRAR'S REPORT OF FEES (26) T h e following report from the Registrar of fees assessed during the S u m m e r Session of 1931: REGISTRAR'S R E P O R T O F F E E S A S S E S S E D S U M M E R SESSION, 1931 URBANA Gross Refund Net Total Matriculation Fees $ 2 220 00 $ 120 00 $ 2 100 oo Incidental Fees 43 841 00 3 008 00 40 833 00 Tuition Fees 160 so 15 00 145 50 Visitor's Fees , 119 25 15 00 104 25 Transcript of Credits Fees 27250 272 50 Change Fees 141 00 3 00 138 00 Special Examination Fees 350 00 350 00 Diploma Fees t 490 00 10 00 1 480 00 Total, General Fees ¥48 594 25 #3 171 00 #45 423 25 Laboratory Fees Animal Husbaudry $ 500 $ 5 00 Bacteriology 284 00 $ 7 00 277 00 Botany 122 00 30 00 92 00 Chemistry 2 830 00 253 25 2 576 75 Farm Mechanics. 10 00 200 800 French Speaking (women) 3 3 Journalism Urbana Spanish Physics Laboratory Physical Education Fees Music Fees, Law Zoology Public Total, Total , ,, , $ 4356 00 $ 375 50 $ 4343 5° $52262 00 $$ 29 50 £49233 50 217 50 152 50 379 75 974 75 39 00 12 85 54600 12 25 6 00 5 00 188 00 146 25 004 50 39 00 80 75 428 00 12
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