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Report On The Inspection Of Chiefs College 1939PDF 5
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The present loans are earning an average rate of & per cent. but unless
the considerable sums. which will he repaid from 1939-onwards can be safely
reinvested at an equivalent rate (Government. securities will yield little
‘more than 3} per cent.), this item in the College income must continue
to be'adversely affected for some time to come. ‘The College, however, is
in correspondence with the Estates and hopes to make a loan which, will do
“much to stabilise the financial position. The College has been adding
Rs,’ 10,000 every year to its reserve fund, but at the time of my visit had
not been able to do so for 1938-39. )
The eredit or deficit balances for the last five years are given below :—
‘Yor. Reeeipte. Expenditure. Balance,
; Rs. Ra, Rs.
993-86 2 wl 1,23,328 121,413 $1,915
1024-35 Loe 1,34,386 1,38,619 ~4,233
1935-36... 1,49,334 1,47,848 41,486
00-97. 158,855 1,60,416 1,561
1997-38 =. . 1,68,442 1,64,742 —6,300
ee: Buildings.—These are pleasant and dignified and ample for tho
present numbers. The Hall is perhaps somewhat below the standard of
the rest of the accommodation but I understand that steps are already
being taketto provide a new Hall in time for the Golden . Jubilee of the
College in'1944:.1f the changes referred to under .“‘Enrolment’’ produce
the anticipated ‘result further hostel accommodation will be needed. The
(eneral Counci) have this under consideration. The grounds and playing-
fields are adcquate in extent and well looked after; the farm appears to be
in excellent order. A swimming bath would be a useful addition to the
amenities of the College.
5. Stajf—A list of the staff is appended fo the report. :,The staff is
ade 6. Sid in point of qualifications and in number, Of the thirteen
t'Indian masters ‘eight are trained. Only one of the masters is on deputation
cto the College from Government and leave and pension contributions are
enaid to Government on: his behalf. Ife can be reverted or can revert to
‘Fovernment service at any time. There is no Government servant inne
iGollege on permanent deputation. : All the teachers are provided ae a
wmpent-free quarters and they all are under the College rules. Excep’ ont
“avho are Government servants on deputation, all have joined the prove i
refand and: have signed contracts with the College. A vevised edition off ne
{ yules -and ‘regulationsfor the staff after approval by the Managing
mittee was issued during the year.
ae ‘The ime Oy P
+ heen filed up by:
n-filied-by the aa 1
assistant for the lowest classes. . .: '
here is a staff club and a proposal to build a well-equipped. Stall
+, House in the College compound to provide better facilities for indoo
wad outdoor recreation is being considered. . a iets
: 4 .—The College proposes to discontinue the.
oH i Examination worl ucted by the Government of. India after
Colleges ee take instéad the Cambridge School Certificate Exam a an
1941 and to tdance With the :advice given in the last year's isp eeraal
This is estan entirely in agreement with this change. Besides
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san. Headmaster has. retired during the year :and his post,
i romotion from the-stnff.:" The: latest.vacancy has heen
ent of a trained lady, B.A., B.T., to act as Junior
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