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BOARD OF TRUSTEES

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TEICHNER, RONALD, Assistant in Pathology (Medicine) — resignation effective September 27, 1956. THOMPSON, M R S . JOAN P., Assistant in H o m e Economics—resignation effective September 16, 1956. TIMPTON, RICHARD H., Assistant Professor of Radiology (Medicine) and Assistant Radiologist in the Research and Educational Hospitals — resignation effective September 14, 1956. TONNING, WAYLAND A., Instructor in Marketing—declination effective September 1, 1956. WARREN, M R S . H A N N A M., Research Assistant in the Aeromedical and Physical Environment Laboratory — resignation effective October 1, 1956. W E I , HSIONG, Fellow in Civil Engineering — resignation effective September 16, 1956. WENDT, RICHARD H., Fellow in Physiology—resignation effective September 16, 1956. WESTER, M R S . LOUISE, Instructor in Spanish — resignation effective September 1. 1956. YAMAGATA, TAKETORA, Postdoctoral Fellow in Physics — resignation effective September 16, 1956. ZACK, JOHN F., JR., Fellow in Chemistry — resignation effective September 16, 1956. LEAVES OF ABSENCE ANDERSON, RACHEL E., Assistant Editor in the University Press — leave of absence on account of disability, without pay, September 14, 1956-September 23, 1956, and on one-half time, on one-half pay, beginning September 24, 1956, and continuing until further notice. CURETON, THOMAS K., Professor of Physical Education for Men — leave of absence November 15 to December 15, 1956, with pay, in order that he may attend the International Congress of Physical Education, meetings of the Federation Internationale de Medico Sportive, meetings of the World Consultation on Health and Physical Education, and the Olympic Games to be held in Melbourne, Australia. JOHNSTONE, H . FRASER, Research Professor of Chemical Engineering, in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and in the Engineering Experiment S t a t i o n — l e a v e of absence on account of illness as follows: disability leave with full pay for six months beginning September 1, 1956; leave of absence without pay beginning March 1, 1957, and continuing until he is able to return to his duties. K A H N , M R S . JENNIE B., Instructor in Medical Social Work, in the College of Medicine — leave of absence, without pay, August 13, 1956-February 13, 1957KRUGER, P . GERALD, Professor of Physics, in the College of Engineering — leave of absence on one-half time, without pay, one year from September 1, 1956, so that he may continue to serve the Midwest Universities Research Association on a half-time basis. LAWSON, JOEL S., J R . , Research Assistant Professor in the Control Systems Laboratory, in the Engineering Experiment Station—extension of leave of absence, without pay, September 16-September 30, 1956. MCCLAY, CLARENCE H., Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering, in the College of Engineering — extension of leave of absence for another year, September i, 1956-August 31, 1957, without salary, so that he may conclude satisfactorily projects for which he has key responsibility. POND, CHARLES P., Assistant Professor of Physical Education for Men — leave of absence from October 15-December 15, 1956, with full pay, in order that he may serve as Associate Coach of the United States Olympic Gymnastic Team and attend the Convention of the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States. SEYMOUR, ROBERT G., Associate Professor of Business Management and Director of the Bureau of Business Management — leave of absence, without pay, eleven months from October I, 1956, so that he may serve as a member of a group for the International Cooperation Administration and the European Productivity Agency in Europe, conducting business management seminars