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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

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LAWRENCE A. PETERSON, Class of 1931, Realtor (L. A. Peterson and Company), 1305 Chicago Avenue, Evanston, Illinois HARRY E. SCHLENZ, Class of 1927, Vice-President of the Pacific Flush Tank Company, 4241 Ravenswood Avenue, Chicago Director Bryan replaces Professor Frank H . Beach of the Department of Business Organization and Operation who has been on the Board of Directors since March, 1946. All the others are reappointments.

On motion of Mr. Fornof, these directors were appointed as recommended.

SABBATICAL LEAVES OF ABSENCE, 1 9 5 0 - 1 9 5 1 (4) I recommend that the following members of the staff be given sabbatical leaves of absence during the academic year 1950-1951 in accordance with the provisions of the University of Illinois Statutes and on the terms and for the periods indicated. The programs of research, study, and travel for which these leaves are requested have been examined by the University Research Board which advises the President in such matters. The Research Board's report to the President includes an evaluation of the program in terms of benefits to the University and to the individual. Leaves of Absence for the Full Academic Year on One-Half Pay WILLIAM F. ATCHISON, Assistant Professor of Mathematics ALDEN D. CUTSHALL, Associate Professor of Social Sciences, Chicago Undergraduate Division

SIDNEY M. DANCOFF, Professor of Physics ALAN K. LAING, Professor of Architecture

ROSE B. PHELPS, Associate Professor of Library Science CHESTER G. STARR, Associate Professor of History, with the option of changing to leave for the first semester on full pay (Professor Starr has applied for a Guggenheim fellowship. If he is not awarded the fellowship, he desires leave for the first semester on full pay.) CLARETA WALKER, Assistant Professor of Home Economics Leaves of Absence for One-Half Year on Full Pay HARRY W . ANDERSON, Professor of Plant Pathology, second semester HAROLD E. BABBITT, Professor of Sanitary Engineering, first semester JOHN F. BELL, Professor of Economics, second semester CHARLES E. BRADBURY, Professor of Art, second semester PAUL D. CONVERSE, Professor of Marketing (Department of Business Organization and Operation) and Research Professor of Marketing (Bureau of Economic and Business Research), second semester CHRISTOPHER U. F A YE, Bibliographic Consultant and Cataloger in the Library, with rank of Assistant Professor, first semester RALPH C. H A Y , Associate Professor of Soil Conservation (Department of Agricultural Engineering) and Executive Secretary, State Soil Conservation Districts Board, six months from January 1, 1951 HAROLD N . HAYWARD, Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering, first semester M I M I I. JEHLE, Assistant Professor of German, first semester JOHN P . MCCOLLUM, Associate Professor of Vegetable Crops, second semester JOHN L. PAGE, Associate Professor of Geography, first semester B. OTHANEL SMITH, Professor of Education, first semester RUSSELL N. SULLIVAN, Professor of Law, first semester LYELL J. THOMAS, Professor of Zoology, second semester ERNEST D. W'ALKER, Extension Soil Conservationist and Associate Professor of Agronomy, six months from March 1, 1951 HERBERT WOODROW, Professor of Psychology and Head of Department, first semester Leave of Absence for One-Half Year on One-Half Pay M A X H . FISCH, Professor of Philosophy, first semester, with additional leave for second semester without pay