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Of Qcmmll Mar. 8. 193^. 1424. gtsaatc > Dr. Watson (In chair) Dr. UflClenahan, Messrs Salt. Clelend. Parker and Howard. Dr. Vat son. opened with prayer. 1425. MTOggff. i The Minutes of the mooting of So*. 11, 1933 read and approved. I426* m ?0 mW® i Respecting item 1421 it was pointed oat that only the American Mission joined with the University in giving a reception to the American Minister. it was the opinion of the Council that in the future the incoming Minister should he given a reception ty the University that would introduce him to Aptian friends of the University and others outside the American community, if the policy indicated this year is continued, i.o* introducing cue minister to the American circle under ths official auspices of the Legation itaelf. 1427# OOyjffBi , Respecting item 1422 it was stated that copies of the ®l*8ioaary *>oli°y prepared hy the Inter-ilission Oounoil ♦ ^ had °e8n B9n% t0 Tarloua important Government officials: + thas: 00pi*® the narn#* of the organisations assenting to tatemant were printed, hut that a supply in Arahio signed cnif ^ Chairman and Secretary of the Inter-Mission Council was on hand to he released to the puhlio in case of necessity. 1426. BPIXfffl? : 1429. HOSTia. i i <* ♦35.000 lut year With prospect of gilO.OOO^thla year, hit that the baale Una of this year could ba allowed in budgeting for next yoar, the deficit being covered at the present hy Dr. Mill’s endowment gift. Dr. Watson expressed the desire which the Trustees have to retain the Hostel if it la at all possible, beoause of Its values and what has already heon Invested in it. l4ao* ADJOURH:j!^\T Respectfully submitted. Worth Howard, Secretary