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The building is in good shape throughout with the exception of the old leak on the northeast corner, which, however, does not get any worse. 

CHANGES IN STAFF

Mr. Arthur J. Reed, floorman died April 7th, 1931. 

The following appointments were made to the Museum staff during the current year:

April 15, 1931, Mr. William Forsythe, Doorman
May 4, 1931,    Mr. James Spalding, Floorman
March 14, 1932, Miss Ivy Jackson, Stenographer

The following resignations were effective during the current year:

April 30, 1931,  Mr. Frederick B. Coutlee, Doorman
July 31, 1931,   Mr. Frank Sullivan, Floorman
July 31, 1931,   Mr. Alfred C. Benson, Floorman
July 31, 1931,   Mr. Matthew Richardson Floorman
July 31, 1931,   Mr. John Braun Floorman
July 31, 1931,   Mr. James Spalding Floorman
July 31, 1931,   Mr. Patrick J. Murray, Porter
July 31, 1931,   Mr. William Forsythe, Doorman
July 31, 1931,   Mr. William S. Douglas, Porter
August 31, 1931, Dr. S. K. Lothrop, Scientific Staff
August 31, 1931, Mr. Louis Schellbach, 3rd Scientific Staff
August 31, 1931, Miss Arvilla Longeer, Typist
Oct. 1, 1931,    Mr. John L. Nelson, Scientific Staff
Dec. 31, 1931,   Mr F. W. Hodge, Scientific Staff 
Dec. 31, 1931,   Mr. John Boyle, Watchman
Jan. 31, 1932,   Miss Vivian Haffner, Stenographer
March 31, 1932   Miss Josephine Mosbach, Stenographer

Dr. Bruno Oetteking remains as curator of the Physical Anthropological Department, without salary, dating from September 1, 1931. 

EXPEDITIONS

[[underlined]] Amazon [[/underlined]]. Dr. H. S. Dickey has left for a trip to the Amazon and having some funds left from the contribution the Museum made to his expedition two years ago, he has promised to obtain for us some specimens from the general Amazon region.