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of the board by mail they were ordered approved by the chairman, Mre Hille The seore~
tery reviewed eetions of the April, 1939, meeting, for the benefit of menbers who
had forgotten details of that nectings

lire Werner read a report of operations of the Union for 1939=40 which showed «
total of 116,200 persons having used the lounges during the year, 59,350 in scheduled
eating: Bila, Gintien teak the Lik, aad Lt MOD having been Gareek feed, glue 26,200
in special parties, teas, lumcheons and banquete. le told of completion of the Kansas
room and musio room, of other netivities carried one He showed that students had
earned $5054082 working in the Unione Balance on hand July 3, 1940, was $14,001074.
Copy of his report is attached to these minutess

Moved by lire Kloog and seconded by D+ ALlen that lire Verner"e report be resetved
and ordered filed. Carrieds

el ie hc ines a eieeatias tae tis Santas: adh Om Senie ead tos Cees
mo on for changing the annual meeting date to a time in the fall within three |

 

 

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revised achedule. Carried

; Ce He Mullen hac been asked by the secretary to report suggested nominations for
directors and officerse Me lhillen sugested the following names for directorss

irving Hill, President

Pe Ge Allen

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We Js Baumgartner

Be Be Black

Me Le Breidenthal

Certer Butler, Chairman Activities Board
Thornton Cooke

Acting’ Cromb

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