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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1946.
QUICK RELIEF FRCM
symptoms of Distress Arising from
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‘Must Help or it Will Cost You Nothing
Over two million bottles of the WILLARD
TREATME ~NT have been sold for relief of
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and Duodenal Ulcers due to Excess Acid —
poor Digestior, Sour or Upset Stomach,
Gassiness, Heartburn, Sleeplessness, etc.,
due to Excess Acid. Sold on 15 days’ triall
iAsk for L willard’s Message’® which fully
giplalos Lhis treatment—-free——at
crow’s Drug Store, Moon-Winn
prug Co., W.l Smith & Bros.
oooc Reid Drug’Co.
BIRDSEY'S | 14
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WHY PAY HIGH PRICES FOR ROUGHAGE?
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Sutton Announces
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University Faculty
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At Branch Division
. SAVANNAH, Oct., 31 — Dr.
Glenn W. Sutton, director of the
‘Unive‘:sity of Georglia Savannah
Division today announced a
complete list of 16 staff ang 30
li‘aculty membersg currently serv
ing at the branch. Staff members
[w&th their degrees, and duties
idli\tl‘iss Alma M, Balmer, R. N,
Registered Nurse; Miss Imo-
jeanne Bexley, B. ‘S, Assistant
Dietitian; J. D. Blair, B S., Reg
istrar and Director of Admiss
ions; Miss Blythe Burnett, 8.5.,
Dietitian and Manager of Win
ing Halls; Dr. Allen W. Coward,
B. 5.,, M. D., Division Physician;
W. A. Cunningham, LL.B., Dean
of Students and Dljrector of
Housing: Gordon Dagher, B. B.
A.. Assistant Treasurer and As
sistant Business Manager; James
T. Dunn, Director, Plant Opera
tions; Anthony Grey, Director,
News Bureau; Miss Luey Mun
roe Hall, R. N., Registered Nurse;
Dan Lambert, Manager, Univer
sity Stores; Miss Elizabeth Oli
ver, R. N., Registered Nurse,
Miss Hazel Philbyick, Librarian;
and Patrick Summerour, B. S,
Treasurer ang Business Manager.
Dr. Sutton holdg B. 5.,, M. S.
and Ph. D. degrees.
Faculty members, wita teach
ing rank, degrees anq duties are:
Artonius Antonakos, B. S.. M.
S., Ansociate Professor of Phys
ics; Russell Apple, A. 8., M. A,
Associate Professor of Account
ing, Jose A. Batlle. A. B. Assis
tant Professor of Romance Lan
suages: Mrs. Ruth L. Bonner, A.
8.. M. A., Assistant Profassor of
Political Science; Paul C. Brown,
B. S.. Assistant Professor of
Mathematics. Robert C. Brown,
B. £i., Associate Professor of
Mathemntics; Dr. R. C. Busteed,
A. B, M. A., Ph.D., Professor of
Botany (and Chairman of Nat
ural Science Division); Mrs.
Nancy Cobb. A. B. ,Instructor of
l Speech: John Coleman, B. S.; As
| sistant Professor of Physical Ed
l ucation: Claudé Davidson, A. B,
J.. Assistant Professor of Jour=
nalism (and head of the Journal
lism Department); Mrs. Dorothy
Davis, A. 8.. M. A., Assistant
Professor of Romance Languages:
Paul A. Devore, A. B, M. A,
| Professor o Mathematics( and
y Academic Dean); John G. Eyler,
B. S., Assistant Professor of
'English: Dr. Fay Fisher, B. 8., M:
| A.. Ph.D. Professor of English
\' (and Head of the Znglish De
| partment): Ruben Gambrell, A,
| 8.. M. Assistant Professor of
(Art (and Yhead of the Art De-'
i partment); Eugene Garbee, A. 8.,
M. A.. Professor of Physical Ed
lucation and Industrial Arts (and!
{ Chairman of the Physical Edu
lcabion Division); Mrs. Mildred
M. Garbee, A. 8., Assistant Pro~
fessor of Physical Educatisn for
Women: Miss Margaret (3ordon,
B. S.. Assistant Professor of En«<|
glish (and Assistant Dean ol
Students): W. M. Grubbs, A. 8.,"
M. A.. Aissigtant Professor of
Political Science; Dr. Douglas
Jeter. A. 8.. M. A,, Ph. D., Pro
fessor of Political Science and
Geography (and Head of the
Department of Geography);
Herman J. Lacher, A. B. M. A,
Assistant Professor of Romance
Languages; Dr. John Carter
,Matthews, A. B, M. A, Pal.,;
Professor of History (ang Chair
man of the Social Science Divis
ion): Dr. David F. MecDowell,
A. 8.. M. A.. Ph.D., Professor of
Romance Languages (and Caair
man of the Language Division);
Robert J. Reiber, B. 5.,, M. S,
Assistant Professor of Biology;
Chester A. Scruggs, A. B, M. A,
Assisfant Professor of Chemistry;
‘Hugh Stanley, A. B, M. A, As-;
sistant Professor of Mathema
tics: Mrs. Mary Strong, A. B,
Assistant Professor of English;
Dr. Clifford Thompson, B. S,
M. S., B. D, D. D, Ph.D,, Assis
tant Professor of psychology
and Sociology: Wendal Wiilson,
B. .S.. "Assistant Professor of
Flavsical Education and Indus
trial Arts: and Miss K. Virginia
Wood, A. 8., M. A, Assistant
Professor of English.
Increased Production
Needed By Farmers
| Income per Georgia farm worker
cannot equal the United States
average until production per work
er is on parity with the standard
for the nation,” was the opinion
expressed by Frank King, associ
ate professor of Agricultural
Economics, in a talk Tuesday
‘morning at the College of Agri
culture, the University of Georgia.
He said that while machinery
seems to offer the best solution for
increasing the agricultural output
per farm person, the problems
cannot be completely solved until
there is an increase in crop vields
per acre and higher produciion for
each farm animal.
The economist asserted that the
use of low producing varieties of
crops and poor producing livestock
are among the most obvious weak
nesses of farms in Georgia, and
maintained that with little expense.
and a little thinking the average
farmer c¢an readily fortify these
weak points. |
RADIO PROGRAM
Digamma Kappa, honorary radio
fraternity at the University of
Georgia will institute a series of
radio programs direct from the
radio studio of the Henry W.
Grady School of Journalism which
will be broadcast over WGAWU,
Athens.
Programs will be produced by
the Radio Workshop each week,
using original scripts as well as
adaptations of well known works,
and participants will be students
of the University.
Tryouts for parts will be held
next Tuesday, and the initial pro
gram will be aired . soon after
wards.
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