Evening star., 1940-10-20
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ture, and James F. Reville, consult
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ture and James F. Reville, consult
ing engineer, aeronautical engineer
ing.
Promotions Are Announced.
Promotions Of Frank Lewand, for
merly lecturer in sociology, to in
structor in economics and of Alfred
L. Sklar from assistant in mathe-
mates to instructor in chemistry
were also announced.
Leonard M. Murphy, a graduate
of Fordham University. was named
assistant in the department of phy-
sizes. Brother Damien Connolly, F.
S. c., recently of the University Of
Pennsylvania, was named assistant
in mathematics snd the Rev. Carle-
ton F. M. Sage, IS, graduate OF
Yale, Cambridge, England, and st.
Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, was
named assistant in history.
Visiting professors for the 1940-1
academic year are DR.. Helmut A.
Hatfield, Ph. D., from the University
of Munich, professor in several Eu-
ropean universities and late visiting
professor at the University of Lou
vain, has been appointed to the de-
partment of romance languages and
the Rev. Stanislaus j. Grabowski,
who took his degrees at the Uni
versity of Innsbruck and the Gre
gorian University in Rome, to dog
matte theology.
Lecturers Are Named.
Lecturers include Adelaide r.
Hasse, editorial analyst of the Tenn
porary National Economic Commit
tee and a distinguished reference
librarian, library science; Paul r.
Miller, division of sycology, Depart
ment of Agriculture, botany; the
Rev. John Carter Smyth, C. S. p, di-
rector of the Paulists' Fathers radio
station, WLWL, New York City,
sacred eloquence; Sister Thomas Ac-
quinas McManus, o. P; Sister Mary
Joan Smith, o. P. and Sister Mary
Marguerite McArdle, all to the de-
partment of education for the work
of the Commission on American Citi-
Zenship: Richard F. Cook, chief of
procedure section, Federal Crop In
surance Corp, economics; Henry w.
Sweeney, assistant chief accountant,
Navy Compensation Board, eco
nomics; John J. Walsh, research
scholar and Catholic University Phi.
D. 1910, economies: Jacob Perlman,
chief, economics section, Social Sc
curity Board. economics, and Stephen
G.. Kuttner. recently assistant pro-
fessor of the history of canon law in
the Pontifical Institute in Rome,
canon law.
DR.. Manoel Cardozo, assistant
curator of the Lima Library, has been
named lecturer in Portuguese and in
Brazilian history.
Because of the absence of DR..
Rafael Pico, assistant professor of
geography. because of i'll health, DR..
Malcolm j. Proudfoot of the Census
Bureau in Washington has been
named special lecturer in geography
and William H. Jenkins of Mckinley
High School as special lecturer in
geography and geology.
The Rev Walter j. Schmitz. as
siStant master of ceremonies at the
university and procurator of the
Sulpician Seminary, has been named
lecturer in religious education.
designations include the Very Rev
James w. O'Brien, associate pro-
fessor of moral theology; the Rev.
Lorenzo C. Mccarthy, o. P, in
structor of philosophy, and the Rev.
Louis NJ. OLeary, o. P, instructor
in religious education. Earnest
Ruebsam, associate professor in the
department of architecture for more
than 20 years, retired at the close of
the last academic wear.