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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1937 THE DAILY TAR HEEL PAGE SEVEN" TO JLL acuity Undergoes Giispges 5- Promotions Faculty Additions For School Year Announced xation Changes in the faculty of the! rters on the Kenan foun- aauon. . University of North Carolina at ,-.1 - T TTn - ' i ' . ' unapei xim xur next year, in cluding promotions, resignations, replacements, additions, and leaves, were announced here in June. Changes . were recommended Dy rresiaent ranK r. Graham and Administrative Dean Rob- L 1- TT- . .. , . - . .. ert n. nouse tol tne .Board of Trustees at their meeting in Raleigh, Friday, and were ap proved, at that time. They follow: ..: Returns from leaves of ab- J. G. Beard, dean of the school of pharmacy, on leave for John M. Booker, professor of i. - - - - English, on leave on the Kenan foundation, for one quartern John G. Evans, associate pro fessor of economics, on leave for study for the year without pay Paul W. Wager, associate pro fessor of rural-social economics and civics, on leave for the year without pay with the land re settlement administration. Samuel T. EmoryV assistant professor of geography, on stu dy leave for one quarter without pay. - ,.: Guy B. Johnson, research as sociate in the institute for re search in social science, on study leave for the year without pay Leaves of. absence for next year. . Milton S. Heath, professor of economics, to go, on Kenan leave for the fall quarter, 1937. : Richmond P. Bond, associate professor of English, to go on Kenan leave for the fall quarter, 1937. Harold D. Myer, professor of sociology, ta go on Kenan leave lor one quarter within year 1937-1938. W. S. Jenkins, associate pro fessor of political science, to go on Kenan leave for one quarter in the year 1937-38. James W.' Fesler, , associate professor of political science, to go on study leave for the year 1937-38 without pay. . ' Resignations : . Augustus S. Rose, associate professor of anatomy; J. W. Cul bertson, instructor in anatomy ; E. W. McChesney, associate pro fessor of biochemistry; JR. E r Fox, professor of public health administration; E.- W. Winkler, instructor in electrical engineer ing; A. E. Zucker, professor of German; James H. Chadbourn, assistant professor of law. John E. Mulder, assistant pro fessor of law; R. L. Garrett, in structor in mathematics; M. R. Trabue, professor of education; William H. Irvin, to be in structor in Petrography for one year. PhJD., Columbia Univer sity, 1937. 'Assistant in mineral ogy, "Columbia university.' .Henry" M. Kendall, to be as sistant professor of geography. A graduate of Amherst college. PH.D., Michigan, 1933; gradu ate student Edinburgh, Mont pellier, assistant in geography, Michigan. - Francis F.rBradshaw, dean of students, to be professor of phi losophy. A.B., degree' U. N. C, J. C. Geyer, assistant professor of sanitary engineering; Ralph m6; M 1926 Phja930f w. oiarit, visiung proiessor ui Columbia. pnarmacy ; w inn r . r erger, as sociate professor of statistics; B. W. Davis, instructor fn Latin; John E. Craps, instructor in German; F. E. Erickson, assis- George F. Thomas, to be pro fessor of philosophy. Professor Thomas was born in Dallas," Tex as, 1899. A.B., Southern Meth WnrnWnfw.TTpi.J university, 1919; Rhodes - o ov 1 "ui - e 3 . : :j Manson Valentine, .curator of l123'. i0 I Vol iiTiiTTaimtTT TOOK 9C UVi 11 tVio natural -hinrr ttiii qptityi unci vxoj, f j , I tt J . mon a Sfllieinills 2 i "The Campus Man's Shop", Welcomes You And Invites You to Make Our Store Your Store CUSTOM TAILORED CLOTHES ARROW, SHIRTS BOTANY WOOL TIES INTERWOVEN HOSE ALLIGATOR RAINCOATS BOSTONIAN & WHITEHALL SHOES DOBBS & BERG HATS SWANK PRODUCTS BOTANY ROBES Car Mill C(D)ro mm Styles of Today with a Touch of Tomorrow" ASK ABOUT A MEMBERSHIP T. J. Woofter, Jr., research pro fessor in the institute for re search in social science. -Additions and replacements : "John P. Dalzell, to be associ ate professor of law on a three- year contract. A.B., 1922. apolis. William Louis Engels, to be instructor in zoology .for one year?, B. S;, University of Notre sistant professor of philosophy, Swarthmore, 1927-32; professor of philosophy, Dartmouth, 1932 to date. S. W. J. Welch, to be assistant to the dean of students. D.S. in engineering1, Massachusetts Minnesota:Bractice in Minne-K"?- g!?d.u.at? !tud!nt m W chology, U. N. C. for three years. One year in personnel work with the DuPont corporation. Promotions in Rank Samuel Selden, assistant pro be assistant professor of drama tic art. , Ralph W. Bost, associate pro fessor, to be professor chemis try. E. M. Bernstein, associate professor, to be professor eco nomics. A. C. Howell, associate profes sor, to be professor English. E. A. Cameron, instructor, to be assistant professor of mathe matics. M. L. Jacobs, associate profes sor, to be associate professor pharmacy. James W. Fesler, assistant professor, to be associate politi cal science.. Robert W. Linker, instructor, to be assistant professor French. C. Dale Dears, associate pro fessor, to be professor zoology. William A. Olsen, assistant professor, to be associate profes sor English. William D. MacMillan III, as sociate professor, to be profes sor of English. Walter Spearman, instructor, to be assistant professor of journalism. V. A. Hoyle, assistant profes sor, to De associate proiessor mathematics. R. B. Sharpe, assistant pro fessor, to be associate professor English. W., S. Wells, instructor, to be pv 1 0OA TT- T TT x v v . . kj tvuo, axxo uj. uwiui , tv fT'vt Ynlverslty fessor, to be associate professor, assistant professor English, of California, 1937. .' 0f dramatic art. YV W. Hrft associ Harry E. Davis, instructor to Granvil Charles Kyker, to -be instructor in biochemistry for otae year. B.S., 1932, Carson- Newman college. Mrs. M. S. Shockley, to be technician in the department of anatomy. A.B., 1934, Smith col lege. Frank N. Low, to be instruc tor in anatomy for one year, Ph.D., 1936, Cornell; fellow in anatomy, Tufts college medical school. Warner S. Hammond, to be instructor in" anatomy for one L year, A.B., 1932, Dartmouth; Ph.D., 1937, Cornell. Assistant in histology at Cornell. : Phillips. Russell, to be profes sor of journalism. A.B., Uni versity of North Carolina, 1924. Widelyvknown as author and bi ographer, a notable teacher in the department of English at U. N. C. since 1931. Howard M. Bailey, to be in structor in dramatic art. A.B., University of N. C, 1931. Six years experience on the profes sional stage, in practical direc tion of plays- for professionals and amateurs. Graduate work in speech and acting. A. G. Bayroff, to be assistant professor of psychology. A.B., 1927 (New York) ; M.A., 1929, Ph.D.. 1931. U. N. C. Instruc tor in psychology for two years. Robert J. Wherry, to be assis tant professor of psychology, PhJ). Ohio . State, 1929. Now professor of psychology, Cum berland university, Tenn. Rupert B. Vance, to be re search professor in the institute for research in social science. A.B., 1920, Henderson-Brown; A.M., 1921, Vanderbilt; Ph.D.; j1928, U. N..C. Frank W. Hanft, associate Continued on last page Keep In Touch With The 'Old Home Town With A LONG DISTANCE ZENITH RADIO V COME IN . Have Your Radio Serviced By An Expert ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 108 North Columbia St. Dial 4616 NEW an4 USED V 1 TEXTBOOKS BOUGHT and SOLD : btete Eookslop Opposite Graham Memorial 205 E. Franklin St. I WE BUY AND SELL NEW AND USED TYPEWRITERS L You should be complimented on the fine bunch of Tar Babies you have brought v here. 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