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-2- ollege must be of a sufficiently high standard m> to warrant continuing the scholarship. The following schools were selected: American Mission School for Boys at Ezbakieh, 0.L1.3. School at Old Cairo, one American Mission School in the Delta, the E. G. 1,1. School of Ismailia, and one Coptic School in Cairo. 558. BETDIISIOU PsETi\iRD EQUIPLGUTT Mr. CIsland was authorized tp purchase equipment for the Extension Department not to exceed L.E.45. 559. REPOET OE PROPERTY HID Eli VETCH COMMUTE The Property and Finance Committees presented a report of their joint meeting of June 9, 1925 and the _____ following recommendations were approved:- (a) that in view of the from Philadelphia saying that the contract of term man could not he cancelled, that the savings for the year 1925-28 required to bring .B.16,800 be apportioned as shown in joint report; (b) that Estimates for to D.^.42.50 be approved (details ; (c) the placing of an open fire cablegram one short in the Estimates the total down to the details in the repair work amounting shown in joint report place in the short term teachers’ room in case no additional cost results for repairs; (d) that equipment amounting to D.E.5. be purchased for the short, term teachers7 kitchen; (e) the spending of an amount up to D.E.82. in order to complete equipment for 28 beds at Students1 Hall; (f) to buy back from students of Students7 Hall their bed equipment (g) that Mrs. Lansing be given a cash allowance of P.T.175. per week for food and laundry after the official close of the dining room up to about the middle of July and while she is engaged during that time on University work, (li) that 420 text books be ordered for the bookshop for next year; (i) that Ibrahim Salem be refunded P.1.200; (j) that the of Ifqulil Eff. Rizq be renewed for two more years ime terms as at present. c on g r a c t on the s< 550. ADJ0UR1JMEHT C o unc i1 ad j o urne d. TV, rJ A | rn qpn