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...Court found that Breasts of Youth contained some moisture, common salt, magnesium and an unidentified ovarian substance. Dr. Willard O. Thompson, associate professor of medicine at the University of Illinois College of Medicine, testified: "No food I know of will act on the breasts alone or develop them...
Ever since blond, balding Dr. Willard Ellsworth finished his internship, he has been one of the house physicians at Manhattan's 2,200-room, jampacked Hotel Pennsylvania, right across from the Pennsylvania station. Trains leave the station for the doctor's native Missouri, but he and his hillbilly accent stick tight to the hotel. Dr. Ellsworth once tried general practice for six months in Colorado. He did not like it because he had to treat children. They were too much of a novelty after his hotel patients, who are usually in the fat & forty with gallstones class...
...WILLARD JARVIS...
Gloomy about the teacher shortage (TIME, March 29) was Columbia University's educational sociologist Willard W. Waller. For a generation after World War II, thought he, the U.S. might get even worse education than after World War I.-His facts: "More than 2,000 schools, mostly in rural areas, failed to open [last fall]. There was a shortage of at least 75,000 teachers in the nation at large . . . 2,000,000 children were receiving an education below the standards considered acceptable a year before. . . . Normal School enrollments have fallen off sharply, which is an indication that the shortage...
...exam will be taken. This evening at 7:30 o'clock there will be a reception for new students at Lowell House. Speakers will include Paul H. Buck, dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Richard M. Gummere, chairman of the Committee on Admissions, and the Rev. Dr. Willard L. Sperry, dean of the Divinity School. Delmar Leighton, '19, dean of Freshman, will preside over the meeting...