UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
- Graduate School ~
November 20, 1942

TO MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY: —

At a recent meeting of the Graduate Faculty the siciah ion
was raised whether the demand made on the Travel Fund for 1942~
4,3 would be lessened enough to make possible a somewhat more
generous policy in granting allotments. Consequently, the
Graduate Research Committee has considered the question and has
voted to increase the maximum of any one grant to $85. 00 and to
pay Pullman fare whenever possible under this maximum, In other
words, section "C" of my letter of October 10, 1942, concerning
- grants made from the Travel Fund for 1942-43 should now be
corrected as follows:

 

 

C. The maximum of each grant is the round-trip —
first~class railroad fare by the most direct
route, but with the following limitations:
no grant to an individual for a single trip
shall exceed $85.00; if travel is by rail-
road, the grant shall not exceed the actual .
cost of transportation, including Pullman
fare; in case several persons to whom grants

_have been made travel by private automobile,
the total amount granted to all persons
traveling in a single car shall not exceed
four cents per mile each way.

  
 

E. B. STOUFFER, Chairman
Graduate Rasenreh Committee