The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-20
50 PROFESSORS
 QUIT YALE FOR
 WARTIME JOBS

University made public yesterday a | 1iat of the Yale professors engaged in | war service in the United States and | abroad. More than fifty members of th8 faculty have been granted leave of absence or have rendered their ngnattons in order to give their en- tire services to the nation. The fields of activity represented ranae from matorships in the army to Teat<h work in the laboratories. Ill aEzdfgton 1,4G0 undergraduates have 6a1tsted in some branch of the govern x1Snt service Among the members ,s6t the faculty in active service are the Following: Prof Samuel B. Barney of the Shafaeld Scientific School is Major of ineeFss offtcers' Reserve Corps: Prof. Hiram Bingham of the Graduate School is Ma5ort tnfthe aviation section of the Signal Corps and, is in charge Of the ground 1nstructi6n camps for aufators; Prof. Joseph, Marshal Flint of the Yale Medical School is Major in charge of Base Hospital No. Ss Yala Mobile Hospital Unit), which has been in Europe several months; 7A4Et4 1dIuCS 0IOCllWc1y OA IAAO department of university health is Ma ior in the Reserve Medical Corps and iu charge of the medical side of a large cantonment hospital; Prof. Aus tn Morris Harmon of the college is Er.szgn in the United States Naval Re- serve.
 Investigates War Gases.
 Prof. Yanden Henderson of the Medical School, Is head of the Bureau of Investigation of Gases used in war fares Prof. John Duer Irving of the Shedield Scientific School is Captain in the Engineers Corps in France; Prof. Edmund M. Morgan of the Law School is Judge Advocate, with the rank of Majcr in the Officers Reserve Corps; Prof. Alexander Louis Prince Of the Medical School is First Lieu tenant U s. A., Base Hospital No. 39 fYale Mobile HospitaD, now in Eur cpes Prof Orville Forest Rogers of tho department of university health, iH F9rst lieutenant, Medical Reserve Corps, in a eantonment hospital in the south; Prof. Theodore s. Woolsey, .5r.. of the School of Forestry, is Ma 3or in the Tenth Regiment of Forest Engineers in France.
 Prof. Thomas Sewall Adams of the snefheld Scientific, School is doing special work for the United States Treasury Department; Prof. John Cfark Archer of the School of Relig- ion, is Y. N. c. A. secretary with the Bkltish-Indian troops in Mesopota- mia; Prof Edward B. Reed of the college was detailed during the sum- 1ner for instruction at the School o1 Fire, Fort Sill, and has been assigned to artillery instruction at the univers- ity; Prof. Joseph wickham Roe of the ShedieIdi Scientific School, is aeronau- ffca1 and mechanical engineer in in speeslon system. equipment section Signal Corps, U. s. A; Prof. Jostaf Morris Siemon and Prof. Charles Ed ward Ax1nory Winslow of the Medica School are members of the Sanitary Commission to Russia.
 Among the members of the faculty who are stin connected with the uni- verHfty but are devoting portion of 4hetr time to important war work are the following: Prof. Samuel B. Hem ingway of the college is chairman oi the Yale branch, Military Intelligence Bureau; Prof. Charles W. Mendel oi the college was executive officer dur iEE the summer of the Yale maya tEaining ship the Ansantawae and fl member of the naval training conn mitxee of the university; Prof. Gibbi Van Name of the college is instructor in the Held artillery work at the uni versity; Prof. H. A. Bumpstead, Prof Ernest Fox Nichols and Prof. Johr ZeIeny of the physics department O. the university are devoting their ener gles to the Investigation of the specia board of submarine devices of tn, United States Navy Department Prof. Henry B. Wright, after spending hia summer as religious work directo of the '. M. c. A. at P1attsburg, hal taken up similar work at Caml Devens, Aver, Mass
 Dean Charles Reynolds Brown O the Yale School of Religion is chair man of the Social Service Commission OR the National Council of Congrega tiOnaI Churches, which is assisting thu Hoover Food Commission. and is alst connected with the National Y. M c. A.. Committee for War Work a, we11 as having been active in thu speaking campaign of the Nationa Security League; Prof. John Wool man Churchman of the Medica School. who formerly served for sev era1 months at a base hospital il France, is in charge of the medica examinations for the Medical Reserv Corps in the state of Connecticut.
 Chittenden Aids Hoover.
 Director Russell H. Chittenden 0 the Ghedie1d Scientific School, in ad ditfor to being chairman of the Com naitte0 on Research in Educationa Institutions of the National Researcl Council, has been doing importan work for the Hoover Food Commis sion; Prof. Henry Farnam of tn college is chairman of the New Ha ven branch of the National Securit League and is member of the Com uaittee on Publicity of the Connecti cut State Council of Defense.
 Prof. Frank Pell Underhill of tn Medical School is chairman of tn Etlb-connuittee on b4ochemistry of tn CHemistry Committee of the Nationa Research Council and director of tn section in pathological chemistry 0 tho United States gas investigation Prof. William Howard Taft of tn Law School is chairman of the execu tive, committee of the National Re Gross; Prof. Irving Fisher of the col 1ege is chairman of the sub-committe on alcohol of the Council of Nationa Defenae; Prof. Herbert B. Gregory 6 the Graduate School was in charg oR the military survey of the Atlanti o049t last summer and has just re