New-York tribune., 1920-07-12
Changes
Rockefelle1'
Institute Staff
suncement of Promo
80 for Medical Research
lIeu Is Made by Board
Scientific Directors
Lterhout Enters Board
s.E.s Place Made Vacant
/ Recently by Death of
d. Theodore c. Janeway

x,ortsnt appointments and changes
IS. Rockefeller Institute for Medi-
3 ruearch were announced yesterday
a board Of scientific directors. DR..
s,,throp ]. v. osterhout was elected
~srher Of the board to succeed the
!. 81. Theodore c. Janeway. Promo
q. md appointments announced are:
3, Alfred E. Cohn, hitherto as as
s.ts member of medicine, has been
-, ! member; DR.. Peyton Rous,
! |sss,to an associate member In pa.
Ssbev and bacteriology, has been
"a. 1 member; DR.. Donald D. Van
80 hitherto an associate member in
s..;stry. has been made q member;
s Trancis G. Blake, hitherto an as
ss.ss IN medicine, has been made an
.:ssriate member; DR.. John H. North
~ hitherto an associate in expert
ists] biology, has been made an as
!..;sts member; DR.. James III. Austin,
|s.S.rto an assistant in medicine, has
II ~, made & an associate; DR.. Harry w.
S.srb;lL hitherto an assistant in the
s.ssrtment Of animal pathology, has
IL made an associate, and D. Will
- 4. Stadie, hitherto an assistant in
ss5le;ae. has been made an associate.
rsv assistants are: Miss Helen L.
,.bs ID chemistry; DR.. Philip D. Nc
s.sser. pathology and bacteriology,
a Mss Marion L. Orcutt, animal pa
New New appointments announced are:
IS Harry Clark, associate member in
sp's..,nov and bacteriology; DIR. Pierce
a Mouy. associate member in ex-
sr;nental surgery; DR.. Paul H. de
F,u;f. associate in pathology and bac-
Lsology; DR.. Lloyd D. FELTON,, asso-
s.ie n pathology and bacteriology;
+ b. Rudolf W. Glasser, associate In the
;uartment Of animal pathology.
b. Carl A. L. Binger. assistant in
IssNc;ne; DR.. Ralph H. Boots, assistant
1 s medicine; DR.. Louis A. Mikeska, as
|rsant in chemistry; DR.. Charles P.
IYller IT., assistant in medicine; DR..
afurene v. Powell, assistant in A-ray:
n Leslie T. Webster, assistant in
1athoIogy and bacteriology; DR.. Co
rrxy o. Broun. fellow in pathology
na bacteriology; Miss Katharine M.
36,neherty, fellow in pathology and
Ia,tsriology; DR.. Andre L. E. Gratia.
lilow in pathology and bacteriology;
Ihomas j. LIE Blanc, fellow in path
~ and bactericlogy; DR.. Giovanni
|hrtinaglia, fellow in the department
q animal pathology; Henry S. SiEims,
! slow in chemistry.
Dr. Marshall A. Barber, hitherto an
associate in pathology and bacteriol-
In, has accepted a position with the
Erted States Public Health Service to
q field work in the Malaria Research
laboratory, Memphis, Tenn.
Mss ANGELA NJ. Courtney, hitherto
, d associate in chemistry, has accepted
IL appointment to do chemical re-
ssrrh work in the medical school OF
Iss University of Toronto.
sh Carl Ten Brock, hitherto an as
saase in the department of animal
fsetulogy, has accepted an appointment
fUsociate professor of bacteriology
1Eh the Peking Union Medical Col
hrl P. Clark, hitherto an assistant
d chemistry, has accepted position
Ir.h the Bureau of Standards. Wash
Aig.on.
l br. Ferdinand E. Haessler, hitherto
Nu assistant in pathology and bacteri-
klay, has accepted an appointment as
lnidsnt pathologist in the departm ent
M nervous and mental diseases in the
1f;rnsylyania Hospital at Philadelphia.
Dr.. Arthur B. Lyon, hitherto an as
tissnt in medicine, has resigned to
Infer private practice.