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Show 29 APPLICATION FOR SHORT WAVE TRANSMITTER FILED $500. 00. The University is now-paying the Mountain States Tel- WITH FEDERAL ephone Company a rental of $25 00 a month for the system now COMMUNICA- in use; Approval of this installatiOn was moved by Regent Adam TIONS COMMISS Bennion, seconded and carried. SION It was reported by the President that an application has been filed with the Federal Communications Commission for a short wave radio transmitter for use on the campus by the night patrolman. The cost of this installation wou1d be approximately " President Olpin next reported that the $100. 00 honora- rium, sent to President David O. McKay for his Commencement address, had been returned by him as an unrestricted gift to the University Alumni Develop Fund. A check for $15, 000.00 has been received by the University Medical School from the Natibnal Fund for Medical Education President Olpin is a member Of the Advisory Committee of the National Fund. This is the first allocation re- PRES; McKAY RETURNS HONORARIUM FOR COM- MENCEMENT ADDRESS TO CREDIT OF A ALUMNI DEVEL- OPMENT FUND , ceived by the University of Utah from this fund, which was made to all top ranking medical schools President Olpin recommended that the mOney be Set up in a special fund to supplement the medical school training program. Regent Bowen moved the adoption of the President's recommenda- tions, which Was seconded by Regent Holbrook and carried. $15, 000 RECEIVED FROM NATIONAL FUND FOR MEDICAL EDUCATION The President next reported the receipt of a letter from the Secretary of the Board of Examiners refusing the BOARD OF EXAMINERS REPLY TO . REGENTS LETTER; IN RELATION To ‘ DECLARATORY JUDGMENT request made by the Board of Regents to turn over to the University all unexpended funds, belonging to the University of Utah, now on deposit with the State. This request was made prior to the filing of the declaratory judgment. It was announced that the annual meeting of the Associ- ation of GOverning Boards will be held at Texas A. & M. Col- lege, College Station, October 9 to 12; at University of Texas, Austin, October 13 and concluding in San Antonio the night of October 13 and morning of October 14. President Olpin called attention to the excellent program scheduled for this meeting and recommended that the Board be repre- sented. The Chairman said that he would be unable to attend the meeting, but if any member of the Board desired to repre- sent the University at the conference his expenses would be paid, MEETING.OF ASSOCIATION OF GOVERNING BOARDS TO BE HELD AT TEXAS A & M ETCQ OCTOBER 9-14 BOARD REAFThe President reported that the question has been raised FIRMS POLICY as to the policy of the University in regard to conferring the FOR CONFERemeritus title» The policy has been to recommend for the RING EMERITUS Board's approval the title for outstanding faculty members who TITLE |
