xt7m0c4sjq6j https://exploreuk.uky.edu/dips/xt7m0c4sjq6j/data/mets.xml Lexington, Kentucky University of Kentucky 19570915 minutes English University of Kentucky Contact the Special Collections Research Center for information regarding rights and use of this collection. Minutes of the University of Kentucky Board of Trustees Minutes of the University of Kentucky Board of Trustees, 1957-09-nov15-ec. text Minutes of the University of Kentucky Board of Trustees, 1957-09-nov15-ec. 1957 2011 true xt7m0c4sjq6j section xt7m0c4sjq6j 4 Minutes of the Meeting of the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees, November 15, 1957. The Executive Committee of the University of Kentucky met in the Presidentf s Office at 9:35 a.m. , CST, Friday, November 15, 1957, with the following members present: Dr. Ralph J. Angelucci, J. Stephen Watkins and Louis Cox. Absent: R. P. Hobson and Harper Gatton. President Frank G. Dickey and Secretary Frank D. Peterson met with the Committee. A. Dr. Angelucci Appointed Acting Chairman. Members of the Committee received a report that Mr. R. P. Hobson had called to state that he had fully intended to be present but found it impossible to do so, and wished to be excused. Mr. Gatton also called to explain his absence. Upon motion duly made, seconded and carried, Mr. Hobson and Mr. Gatton were excused, and Dr. Ralph J. Angelucci was appointed acting chair- man for Mr. Hobson. B. Minutes Approved. Upon motion duly made, seconded and carried, the minutes of the Executive Committee of October 18, 1957, were approved as published. C. Financial Report. Mr. Peterson submitted financial report consisting of balance sheet and statements concerning income and expenditures. The report was examined in detail, and members of the Committee being advised, upon motion duly made! seconded and carried, the report was authorized received and filed, D. Inuries. Mr. Peterson reported an injury to Mr. Sam Walling, an employee of the Division of Maintenance and Operations. The Good Samaritan Hospital had previously submitted an invoice for services. Dr. Claude Trapp waited on Mr. Walling and submitted an invoice for $6. 00 for services rendered. Mr. Peterson recommended that the bill be paid. Mr. Peterson reported an injury to Mr. L. C. Green, an employee of the Division of Maintenance and Operations. The accident occurred on September 7, 1957, in the Maintenance and Operations garage. A piece of brass from a brass valve flew into the eye of Mr. Green while he was installing a gasoline tank on truck number 156. At first, Mr. Green did not 2 think the eye was injured and did not report to the University Health Service. On Saturday afternoon he felt it necessary to receive medical treatment and reported to Dr.Claude Trapp, s office. Dr. Trapp treated the eye and removed a particle of brass therefrom. He has submitted invoice in the amount of $10. 00 for professional services. Mr. Peterson recommended that the bill be paid. Members of the Committee being advised, upon motion duly made, seconded and carried, the invoice for $6. 00 for services rendered to Sam Wall- ing and the invoice of $10o 00 for services rendered to L. C. Green were au- thorized paid, with the expressed understanding that the University does not admit negligence or liability in connection with either accident, and that the payment of these bills does not, in any way, establish a precedent. E. Architect' s Fee Amended, Mr. Peterson and President Dickey submitted the following addendum to Architect' s Contract No. CTAS04 for professional services in the program- ming and designing of plans and specifications of the new Medical Center at the University of Kentucky. He read the following Addendum: ADDENDUM By authority of Commissioner of Finance Order Number 543, dated October 21, 1957, an increase is authorized in the architects s basic fee on the University of Kentucky Medical Center as set out in Contract CT-1804, dated March 15, 1956. Said increase is in the amount of one half of 1 per cent and is retroactive to March 15, 1956, under the following terms and con- ditions: (1) Under Article III, Paragraph C, the fee for Phase "A-2", shall be increased from 4 1/4 per cent to 4 3/4 per cent of the final cost estimate as approved under Phase "A-2". (2) Under Article III, Paragraph E(3), the architect agrees to waive any compen- sation for overtime which the architect has performed from the date of the con- tract to this date, and for reasonable overtime which may occur at all times in the future under and by virtue of the architect' s contract. EXAMINED AND APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY MERIWETHER,MARYE AND ASSOCIA TES By (Signed) Paul E. Hunley Assistant Attorney General Department of Finance (Signed) By Hugh Meriwether APPROVED: (Signed) C. A. Byrley 1lXrector of Purchases Department of Finance (Sinted) Ward J, Oates Acting Commissioner of Financ e COMMONWEALTH. OF KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE By (Signed) G. F. Beckler ChiefS EngineerOng Staf UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY By Vice President, Business- Administration President Dickey also read Order No. 543 from the Commissioner of Finance, s Office, as follows: Office of the Commissioner Commonwealth of Kentucky DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE Frankfort October 21, 1957 Order #543 Authorization to Increase Basic Architect' s Fee Medical Center, University of Kentucky By virtue of the authority vested in me as Commissioner of Finance under KRS, Chapter 56, I hereby authorize an in- crease in the basic architect' s fee of the University of Kentucky Medical Center as set out in CT 1804 dated March 15, 1956, in the amount of one-half of one per cent, retroactive to March 15, 1956, in accordance with an agreement between the architects, Meriwether, Marye and Associates, and the Department of Fi- nanc e . Fifty per cent of the aforesaid increase is directly due to the following events. (1) unavoidable delays in preliminary plan- ning; and (2) rescheduling of the medical center project into four 3 4 phases instead of the two phases as originally planned. The remain- ing fifty per cent of the increase is in lieu of and compensation for all overtime which the architect has performed from the date of the contract to this date, and for overtime which may occur at all times in the future under and by virtue of the architecti s contract. (Signed) Ward J. Oates Acting Commissioner of Finance. The order of the Commissioner of Finance, and the Addendum were discussed and upon motion duly made, seconded arid carried, Mr. Peterson was authorized to sign the Addendum on behalf of the University of Kentucky. F. Authorization for Sale of Shawneetown Bonds, Mr. Peterson stated that one bid for the $2, 156, 000 University of Kentucky Housing Revenue Bonds, Shawneetown, dated October 1, 1956, Project Ky. 15-Ch-15(D) had been extended as follows: A RESOLUTION OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY ACCEPTING THE SUCCESSFUL BID ON $2, 156. 000 OF UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY HOUSING REVENUE BONDS OF 1956, SHAWNEETOWN, DATED OCTOBER 1, 1956, WHEREAS, notice of sale of $2, 156, 000 of University of Kentucky Housing Revenue Bonds of 1956, Shawneetown, dated October 1, 1956, has heretofore been given in strict compliance with law and with the resolution of the Board of Trustees of the University by publication in The Courier- Journal, a daily newspaper published in Louisville, Kentucky, and of gen- eral circulation throughout the Commonwealth of Kentucky, and a shorter forni of notice of sale of such Bonds in The Bond Buyer, a financial news- paper published in New York, New York, and of general circulation throughout the United States of America, both of such publications having been made not less than two weeks prior to the time stated in the notices of sale for the opening and consideration of purchase proposals for such Bonds, both of which publications are hereby authorized, ratified and ap- proved, and WHEREAS, all bids received for said Bonds have been duly consid- ered and are as follows: 5 Amount per $1000 Principal Amount of Bonds., Plus Ac- Interest crued Interest from October Bidder Rate(s) 1, 1957 1 United States of America 2-3/4% on $1000 acting by and through the all Bonds Housing and Home Finance Administrator 2. 3. 4, 5. WHEREAS, the matter of which bid is the most advantageous to the Board of Trustees and its Executive Committee of the University of Kentucky has been sufficiently considered, NOW, THEREFORE, THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY HEREBY RESOLVES AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. That the bid of United States of America acting by and through the Housing and Home Finance Administrator for the sale of said $2, 156, 000 of University of Kentucky Housing Revenue Bonds of 1956, Shaw- neetown, dated October 1, 1956, be and is hereby accepted and confirmed by the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees of the University of Kentucky, said bid, together with this resolution of acceptance thereof, consbituting a firm contract for the purchasing and selling of said Bonds, sub- ject only to the provisions of the notice of sale of such Bonds and the State- ment of Terms and Conditions of Bond Sale with reference to such Bonds, the said bid being at a price of $1000 per $1000 principal amount of Bonds, plus accrued interest from October 1, 1957, all of such Bonds to bear interest to maturity at a coupon rate of two and three-quarters per cent per annum, payable semi-annually on April 1 and October 1 of each year, and the said bid being hereby determined to be the highest and best bid to the Board of Trustees and its Executive Committee of the University of Kentucky for said Bonds, and the interest coupon rate to maturity on all of said Bonds is hereby fixed at said rate of two and three-quarters per cent, as set out in said successful bid. Section 2, That said Bonds numbered 1 to 2, 156, inclusive, shall be delivered by the Treasurer and/or other proper officials of the Board of Trustees of the University of Kentucky to such purchaser in accordance with the resolution authorizing said Bonds, upon payment of the purchase price for same, and the proceeds of all of said Bonds shall be used only as provided in said resolution authorizing said Bonds. 6 Section 3. That the acceptance of such bid subjects the Board of Trus- tees and its Executive Committee to no liability if for any reason they are unable to obtain the unqualified final approving opinions of Chapman & Cutler, Lawyers, of Chicago, Illinois, and Skaggs, Hays & Fahey, Lawyers, of Louisville, Kentucky, but the purchaser shall not be required to take up said Bonds without the unqualified final approving opinions of said lawyers ac- companying said Bonds. Section 4. That all orders or parts thereof in conflict herewith be and are hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict, and this resolution shall be in full force and effect from and after its adoption. Adopted by the Executive Comrriittee of the Board of Trustees of the University of Kentucky at a meeting held onr the 15th day of Novernber, 1957. Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees of the University (Seal) of Kentucky. Attest: Sec re tary. Upon said action having been duly considered, the Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees put the question,and upon the roll being called the following voted Aye: Dr. Ralph Angelucci, Louis Cox and J. S. Watkins, and the following voted Nay: None. Thereupon, the Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees declared that said motion had duly carried and that said resolu- tion had been duly adopted. G. Authorization for Sale of Dormitory Revenue Bonds (468 Rose Street). Mr. Peterson stated that four bids for the $100,000 University of Kentucky Dormitory Revenue Bonds (468 Rose Street), dated November 1, 1957, had been received, A RESOLUTION OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY ACCEPTING THE SUCCESSFUL BID ON $100,000 OF UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY DORMITORY REVENUE BONDS (468 ROSE STREET), DATED NO- VEMBER 1, 1957. 7 WHEREAS, notice of sale of $100, 000 of University of Kentucky Dormitory Revenue Bonds (468 Rose Street), dated November 1, 1957, has heretofore been given in strict compliance with law and with the reso- lution of the Board of Trustees of the University by publication in The Courier-Journal, a daily newspaper published in Louisville, Kentucky, and of general circulation throughout the Commonwealth of Kentucky, for the opening and consideration of purchase proposals for such bonds, such pub- lication being hereby authorized, ratified and approved, and WHEREAS, all bids received for such bonds have been duly consid- ered and are as follows: Bidder 1. The Bankers Bond Company, Louisville, Kentucky Security and Bond Company Lexington, Kentucky 2. Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Louisville, Kentucky Berwyn T. Moore & Co. Louisville, Kentucky 3. W. L. Lyons & Co. Louisville, Kentucky Almstedt Bros. Louisville, Kentucky 4. Pohl and Company, Inc. Cincinnati, Ohio Fox, Reusch & Co, Cincinnati, Ohio Interest Rate(s) 4 1/2% 4 1/4% 4 1/2% 4 1/4% 4 1/2% 4 1/4% 4 1/2% 4 3/4% 4 3/4% 5% 5 1/4% Amount per $1000 Principal Amount of Bonds, Plus Acc rued Interest from November 1, 1957 $1000.06 for bonds maturing 1958-62 1000. 06 for bonds maturing 1963-72 1000. 06 for bonds maturing 1973-82 Averate Interest Rate, 4.418% $1000. 11 for bonds maturing 1958-67 1000. 11 for bonds maturing 1968-82 Average Interest Rate - 4.457% $1000. 00 for bonds maturing 1958-68 1000. 00 for bonds maturing 1969-76 1000. 00 for bonds maturing 19 77-82 Average Interest Rate - 4. 553% $1000. 00 for bonds maturing 1958-66 1000. 00 for bonds maturing 1967-74 1000. 00 for bonds maturing 1975-82 Average Interest Rate - 4.95% WHEREAS, the matter of which bid is the highest and best to the Board of Trustees and its Executive Committee of the University of Kentucky has been sufficiently considered, NOW, THEREFORE, THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY HEREBY RESOLVES AS FOL- LOWS: Section 1. That the bid of The Bankers Bond Company, Louisville, Ky. and Sec urty & Bond Company, Leixincton, Ky. , for the sale of said $ 100, 000 of University of Kentucky Dormitory Revenue Bonds (468 Rose Street), dated Novermber 1, 1957, be and is hereby accepted and confirmed by the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees of the University of Kentucky, said bid 8 being at a price of $1000. 06 per $1000 principal amount of bonds, plus accrued interest from November 1, 1957, with such bonds to bear interest at a rate or rates as follows: 41 % for bonds maturing 1958-62; 4 1/4% for bonds maturing 1963-72; and 412% for bonds maturing 19 73-82, Said bid is hereby determined to be the highest and best bid to the Board of Trustees and its Executive Com- mittee of the University of Kentucky for said bonds. The interest coupon rate or rates to maturity on all of said bonds is or are hereby fixed at such rate or rates as set out in said successful bid. Section 2, That said bonds numbered 1 through 100, inclusive, shall be delivered by the Treasurer and/or other appropriate officials of the Board of Trustees of the University of Kentucky to such purchaser in accordance with the resolution authorizing said bonds, upon payment of the purchase price for same, and the proceeds of all of said bonds shall be used only as provided in said resolution authorizing said bonds. Section 3. That the acceptance of such bid subjects the Board of Trustees and its Executive Committee to no liability if for any reason they are unable to obtain the unqualified final approving legal opinion of Skaggs, Hays & Fahey, Lawyers, of Louisville, Kentucky, but the purchaser shall not be required to take up said bonds without the unqualified final approving legal opinion of said lawyers accompanying said bonds. Section 4, That all orders or parts thereof in conflict herewith be and they are hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict, and this resolution shall be in full force and effect from and after its adoption, Adopted by the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees of the University of Kentucky at a meeting held on the 15th day of November, 1957. Acting Chairman of the Executive Com- (Seal) mittee of the Board of Trustees of the University of Kentucky. Attest: :Secretary. Upon said motion having been duly considered, the Acting Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees put the question, and upon the roll being called the following voted Aye: Dr, Ralph Angelucci, Louis Cox and J, S. Watkins, and the following voted Nay: None. Thereupon, the Acting Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees declared that said motion had duly carried and that said resolution had been duly adopted. 9 H. Lease of Coal Rights, Dawson Springs 4--H Club Property. Mr. Peterson presented a proposed lease of coal rights to the Dawson Springs Daylight Coal Company, Dawson Springs, Ky. , whereby the lessee pro- posed to make a down payment of $5, 000 as advance royalty against coal to be mined on the described property. The lease further provided that an annual payment of $1, 000 would be made as an advance royalty against coal mined. He stated that the lessee proposed to pay 12, cents per ton for all marketable coal mined from the said property, It was explained that the lease provided for mining seam No. 6 on said property and same is to be an underground operation, not a strip operation. The top soil of the property is not to be un- duly disturbed, The camp site and the pond area are exempt from the lease and are not to be disturbed or rendered unusable. Mr. Peterson stated that he had made an investigation, along with Dean Welch, and felt that this was a fair offer for underground mining operation; that the going rate for strip mining was somewhat higher, but he found no coal being mined from under the ground at a higher fee per ton. Members of the Committee discussed the proposed lease agreement, and upon motion duly made, seconded and carried, the lease was authorized executed on behalf of the University of Kentucky. I. Lease of Oil and Gas Rights. Mr. Peterson submitted a proposed lease to the Cox Drilling Company, Owensboro, Ky. , to permit the lessee to drill for oil and gas on University of Kentucky 4--H Club property near Dawson Springs, consisting of about 450 acres, more or less, He said the lease is for a period of five years and provides that an oil or gas well shall be dug within the first six months after execution of the lease, or payment of one dollar per acre per annum for lease of the property for the remaining life of the lease. The royalty on oil and gas is to be the usual rate of 1/8. No wells are to be drilled within less than 300 feet of the roadway. The pond area is not to be disturbed or rendered unusable. The camp site is not to be encroached upon without further consent of parties to the lease. Members of the Committee discussed the lease for oil and gas rights, and upon motion duly made, seconded and carried, the lease was approved and authorized executed on behalf of the University. J. Purchase of Property on Columbia and Clifton Avenues. Mr. Peterson reported that property onk Columbia Avenue, consisting of house on a lot 50' x 200, , more or less, could be purchased for a price of $13, 000 to $14, 000. and that a house opposite this property on Clifton Avenue might be purchased for a sumn not exceeding $16, 000., He stated that the house on Clifton Avenue consisted of two apartments, with a two-car garage and a three- room apartment over the garage, 10 Members of the Committee discussed the desirability of acquiring these two pieces of property, and upon motion duly made, seconded and carried, authorized Mr. Peterson to negotiate for the purchase of these properties with- in the limits fixed, K. Budget Adjustments. Mr. Peterson. stated that the 1957 budget carried an appropriation of $75, 000 for equipment for various buildings and that the amount was almost exhausted in activating Holmes Hall, Shawneetown Apartment buildings and other buildings on the campus. He recommended that $25, 000 of the unappropriated surplus be authorized transferred to Account 1300, Equipment for Various Build- ing s. He also reported that the 1957-58 budget carried an appropriation for Major Improvements and that this allocation was foun.d to be insufficient to make the necessary improvements, which included Frazee Hall. He recom- mended that the sum of $20, 000 be authorized appropriated from the unappro- priated surplus of the General University Budget, and placed in Account 1320, Major Improvements. Upon motion duly made. seconded and carried, the budget adjustments were authorized made, and the amounts appropriated from the unappropriated surplus of the University., L. Sale of Surplus Musical Instruments. Mr. Peterson submitted a list of instruments belonging to the Music Department which had been declared salvage materials by Dr. Bernard Fitz- gerald, head of the Department of Music. Mr. Peterson recommended that the instruments be advertised for sale as surplus. Upon motion duly made, seconded and carried, the recommendation was concurred in, and the musical instruments were authorized sold, M. Check for Henderson Site Authorized Cashed. Mr. Peterson submitted a check from Joseph M. Hartfield, New York City, in the amount of $1, 000, payable to the University of Kentucky, for the land purchased at Henderson for the Henderson Extension Center site. He stated that, since the check was made payable to the Univerifty and would be used for the Henderson property, which has already been deeded to the University, he desired Committee approval for transfer of the funds. Members of the Committee considered the matter, and upon motion duly made, seconded and carried, authorized the Treasurer to make the check for $1, 000 available for payment on the land purchased for the University of Kentucky Henderson Extension site, 11 N. University Purchases Approved. Mr. Peterson submitted the following letter: October 21, 1957 Dr. Frank G. Dickey, President University of Kentucky Administration Building Dear President Dickey: From April 1, 1957 through September 30, 1957 the following requisitions and orders were processed for the pur- chase of merchandise, supplies, material and other items for the use and benefit of the University of Kentucky: State Requisitions BOCK -e----inclusive Nos. 981-1405 Emergencies State ---- -- -----Inclusive Nos. Special Orders - clusive Job Order Vouchers O Inclusive Stores Vouchers - - - -- Inclusive Vouchers ----------------- Inclusive Order-by-Letter _.-s --- - - - Inclusive Athletic Orders ----------------- Inclusive Nos. Nos, Nos. Nos. Nos. Nos, 1-3 273 - 1-1: 6633 7032 2360 1-10 1-1, 106- 1-30 Emergency Purchase Orders - - Inclusive Nos, K-1 K-1 M-5 N-4i N-I PR- PRe S.D. Orders --- --------- Inclusive Nos. 1-15 84 390 .31 -8863 -8024 -3350 , 530 253 171 -K-34 - K-296 39 - M-716 2- N-578 - N-148 753 - PR-1085 -1 - PR-330 The requisitions, emergency requisitions, special orders, vouchers and other documents are made a part of this letter and available to the Board of Trustees for inspection. All purchases have been made in accordance with approved policy of the Board of Trustees and I respectfully request confirmation and approval of the purchases as listed conforming to the statutes requiring action by the Executive Committee. Very truly yours, (Signed) Frank D. Peterson Vice President Business Adminiatration 12 Upon motion duly made, seconded and carried, the purchases, as evidenced by State Requisitions ------------ Emergencies State- Special Orders- Job Order Vouchers -- Stores Vouchers -- Vouchers Order-by-Letter Athletic Orders ----- ---- Emergency Purchase Orders --- S. D. Orders Inclusive Nos. 981-1405 1-384 Inclusive Nos. 273-390 1-131 Inclusive Nos. 6633-8863 Inclusive Nos. 7032-8024 Inclusive Nos. 2360-3350 Inclusive Nos. 1-10,530 Inclusive Nos. 1-1, 253 Inclusive Nos. 106-171 1-30 Inclusive Nos. K- - K-34 K-1 - K-296 M-539 - M-7i6 N-462 - N-578 N- I - N-148 PR-753 - PR-1085 PR-L - PR-330 Inclusive Nos, 1-15 were ratified, authorized and approved. 0. Leave of Absence for Dean Frank J. Welch. President Dickey reported request from Dean Frank J. Welch for leave of absence from the University for one year in order that he might take an interim appointment as director of the Tennessee Valley Authority, the leave to become effective December 1. Dean Welch requested that he be permitted to have his family continue to occupy the residence on the Farm and stated that he would be available for general consultation in matters pertaining to the College of Agriculture and Home Economics, Agricultural Experiment Station and Agri- cultural Extension Service. President Dickey expressed the hope that the leave would be less than one year, but desired to recommend that the request be grant- ed and that a leave of absence for one year be made of record under the condi- tions expressed by Dean Welch. Members of the Committee discussed the request, and upon motion duly made, seconded and carried, the leave of absence for one year was granted. The President was directed to convey to Dean Welch the hope of the Committee that he return to the University at the earliest date possible; that the Committee wanted Dean Welch to know that they were quite willing to cooperate on an interim appointment as director of the Tennessee Valley Authority, but that they were most anxious that he remain at the University, and they urged him to return to his permanent post when he was able to do so. 13 P. Dr. H. B. Price Made Acting Dean and Director, College of Agriculture and Home Economics, and the Agricultural Experiment Statlon. President Dickey stated that he desired to concur in the recommenda- tion of Dr. Frank J. Welch that Dr. H. B. Price be designated Acting Dean and Director of the College of Agriculture and Home Economics and Experiment Station during Dean Welch, s leave of absence, with a salary adjustment. Doc- tor Dickey stated that Doctor Price was very close to the over-all plans and programs of the College and Station and he felt that Doctor Price would do a very fine job during the interim. The President stated that Dean Welch would stay very close to the Acting Dean in counseling and work during the period of absence. Upon motion duly made, seconded and carried, Dr. H. B. Price was designated as Acting Dean and Director of the College of Agriculture and Home Econornics and Experiment Station during the period of leave extended Dr. Frank J. Welch, Q. Fee Schedule for Laboratory Services of the University Health Service Revised, Dr. William R. Willard, Vice President, Medical Center, sub- mitted a recommendation to revise fees to be charged for laboratory, x-ray and certain other services provided by the Health Service for the University staff. He stated that the volume of such work is not great but that the fees should be sufficient to cover the cost, The schedule of fees charged has not been revised since 1943, and in view of the increased cost since that time, it would appear that a revision in the schedule of fees was justified. Dr. Willard stated that, in general, the recommended fees fall between the existing schedule and those charged by hospital laboratories in the community. He further stated that Dr. Sprague was in accord with the schedule of fees recommended. Dr. Willard recommended that the Health Service discontinue making electrocardiographic tracings for faculty and staff members to take to their private physicians for interpretation, unless the individual physician requests the Health Service to do so, or in an emergency. The schedule of fees was examined, and upon motion duly made, seconded and carried, the following schedule of fees was approved and made effective December 1, 19570 Basal Metabolism $5. 00 Blood Counts Complete 4. 00 White & Differential Z. 00 Red & Hemoglobin Z. 00 Bacteriological Sensitivity tests Z, 00 Cultures 5 to $10 Vaccine preparation 10 to $15 Direct smear 2.00 Darkfield 3, 00 Stool examination, direct 3, 50 to $5. 00 14 Serological Kline $3. 00 VDRL (done instead of Kline) Agglutination 3. 00 Blood typing 2. 00 Chemical Analyses Urinalysis 2. 00 Blood, sugar, etc,, ea. 5. 00 Electrocardiograph tracing, without interpretation 5. 00 Electrocardiograph tracing, without interpreta. X.-rays -. Depending on film size 14 x 17 single 4. 00 14 x 17 stereo 7. 00 10x 12 single 3. 00 10x 12 stereo 5.00 8 x 10 3 00 5x 7 3.00 Dental 1. 50 Nurse, s Services Hypode