Letter from Lida Lee Tall to Henry S. West, 1924

My dear Dr. West: At our conference in your office on Thursday, June 5. we dis¬ cussed the passible members of the staff of the Teachers Training School У1. who might, glad to be invited out to the Towson Normal School for the next Л year. At that time you made two suggestions: since the City (a) It might be a good arrangement to pay the salaries teachers to have the^'teachers remain on the City pay roll i\ ? i „ У I the superintendent assign them to teach at Towson. (b) It might facilitate matters if the Towson Notmal School presented the , ,/ - need for repairs in the building incident to the transfer of library, equip- ment , e-to. , to Towson* and the changes that— It- would be necessary to ~ats*re 4^" ' 1 ' ' rWW -“to luz :Ье“#адява1 School building due to- the increased enrolment^ weudd-be-made И)-4-*л.йл1. I . , > A . . "tx*? df\ >f carpenters and plumbers Ш the C i ty Л ,ILA 10-&Л b “ by your cp m*p~ I took these two matters up with Mr. Cook, and we both agreed that it weuid not be possible to attach anyone to the faculty of the State Normal School except in the regular ways by nomination S>;^ the principal and electioi by the State Board of E ducation. The salaries of all the instructors -worrid \MJJjL. be duly listed on the pay roll in the regular way, but the State Department •JBoeiirforward to the Administration Building the salary list to be taken care of by the City. In regard to the repairs, I think you have had *ka a conference with Mr. Cook. We are going ahead with the plan to have the architect who advises the State Board go oyer the_fepil dings here and-glve- Uta advice b*U*, V/ w ^ tJLUj<Mb+r~* * l7u-o v Y lllflat the repairs, wl«*eh advice-wetrld, be passed on to you. As soon as TN \/mMI we have had this conference, I shall let you know*. .