The Washington times., 1938-12-15

gan, rector of Catholic University,
announced today the appointment
Of DR.. Francis Owen Rice as pro-
fessor and head of the university's
Chemistry department.
DR.. Rice is one of 81 new ap-
pointees to the faculties Of the
schools and colleges Of the Uni
Versity for the 1938-39 academic
year.
BORN IN ENGLAND
A native of Liverpool, England,
DR.. Rice graduated from Liver
pool and was fellow at Prince
ton. He was on the chemistry
faculty at New York University
and Johns Hopkins in Baltimore
before joining C. U. this fall.
A specialist in the field of
Stree radicals" the university said,
Prof. Rice works mainly in "the
borderland between physical and
organic chemistry"
Other new appointees are the
Rev. William j. Lallou, associate
professor of sacred liturgy and
master of ceremonies; the Rev.
William L. Newton, associate pro-
= lessor of sacred scripture; DR..
Darrell v. Sickman, assistant pro-
= fessor of chemistry; DR.. James K.
Neill, associate professor of Eng
Hsh.
GETS PHILOSOPHY POST
The Rev. Jules A. Baisnee,
B. S., associate professor Of
philosophy; the Rev. Joseph B.
McAllister, S. S., instructor of
philosophy; the Rev. Lorenzo c.
Mccarthy, o. p, instructor of
philosophy; the Rev. Edgar A.
Lang, o. S. B., instructor of
German; Rev. Joseph c. Fenton,
Instructor of religious education:
: Sister M. immaculate Kramer, o.
s. B., instructor of education.
, Mr.. Walter Kerr, instructor in
drama and speech; DR.. Jules
Alciatore, instructor in romance
languages; DR.. Anthony j. DeVito,
! instructor of French; Mr.. William
r. Simpson, instructor in biology;
DR.. Rafael Pico, instructor in
geology and geography; the Rev.
Patrick w. Skehan, instructor in
Semitic languages and literatures.
SISTER TO TEACH ART
: Sister Jeanette Blair, o. S. u,
instructor in art; Miss Dorothy
AbtS, instructor in social case
work; the Rev. Joseph B. Collins,
8. S., instructor in catecheticS.
: The Rev. John P. Weisengoff,
Instructor in sacred scripture and
oriental languages; Rev. Pascal
p. Parente, instructor in ascetic
theology; Sister M. Aniceta Breen,
instructor in nursing education;
Mr.. ]. Edward Collins, instructor
in law; Vincent l.. Toomey, lee
turer in law; DR.. James A. Pike,
, lecturer on Federal procedure;
Richard A. Buddeke, lecturer on
taxation and legal brief writing;
John L. O'DonnelI, lecturer on real
property; Robert H. Vim, lee
turer on legal incorporation and
accounting; Donald Hiss, lecturer
on international law.
LECTURES IN POLITICS
DR.. Robert H. Connery, lecturer
In politics; DR.. Joseph C. Rocca,
lecturer in international economic
relations; DR.. James P. Gavin, lee
turer on development of econom-
les; DR.. Andrew Stevenson, lee
turer in government and business;
DR.. Richard A. Kahn. lecturer on
economics; Lewis B. Lockwood,
lecturer in botany; Rev. John
QuaSten. lecturer in ancient his
tory and Christian archaeology;
William Coyle, lecturer in radio
broadcasting; DR.. Raymond O..
Hummel, lecturer in library
science; Miss Sarah r. Corcoran,
lecturer in library science; Rev.
Louis M. O'Leary, lecturer in reli-
giouS education; Miss Mary c.
Kegler, lecturer in libSary science.
WILL TEACH NURSING
Miss Lillian Bischoff, lecturer
In nursing education; Mrs.
Karl F. Herzfeld, research as
Sistant in anthropology; Robert
G. Nugent, assistant in mathe-
mates: John L. Brown, romance
languages; DR.. Augustine v. P.
Smith, biology; Frank E. O'Con-
nell, English; Brother Jason
Black, English; Paul A. McNeill,
economics. and Sister M. Laure-
tana. Slavic.