Evening star., 1948-09-05
Include 81 on Faculty
OF Medical School

1Ioiilot!on OF As faculty members
OF George Washington University
was announced yesterday.
The promotions, effective with the
start Of school this fall, include
81 teachers in the School of Medi-
cine, 10 In the Columbian and Junior
Colleges, and one each in the
Schools Of Pharmacy and Engineer
ing.
Those promoted in the School of
Medicine are:
DR.. Louis K. Alpert, from as
sociate In medicine to adjunct
clinical professor of medicine; DR..
William S. Anderson, from assistant
clinical professor of pediatrics to
clinical professor: DR.. James E.
Beattie, from clinical instructor in
surgery to associate, and Paul Gala
brisi, from assistant professor OF
anatomy to associate professor.
DR.. CreswelI Promoted.
DR.. George w. Creswen, from as
sociate in dermatoiogy and syphilol-
ogy to assistant clinical professor;
DR.. Charles S. Coakley, from fellow
in anethesiology to assistant pro-
fessor; DR.. Carl. c. Dauer, from
clinical instructor in medicine to as
sistant clinical professor; DR.. James
A. Dusbabek, from clinical instructor
IN obstetrics and gynecology to as
sociate, and DR.. Addison Duval,
from assistant clinical professor to
clinical professor of psychiatry.
DR.. Clarence X. Fraser, from
clinical Instructor in obstetrics and
gynecology to associate: Dr.. James
@. Cant, jr., from clinical instruc-
tor in dermatology and syphilogy to
associate: DR.. Jerome B. Harrell,
from associate in surgery to assist
ant clinical professor; DR.. Clarence
r, Hartman, from clinical instruc-
tor In medicine to associate in med
icine in the School of Medicine and
director of the out patient depart
ment in the G. w. U. Hospital; Dr..
Roy Hertz, from clinical instructor
in medicine to assistant clinical pro-
fessor, and DR.. Vincent M. Iovine,
from adjunct clinical professor of
surgery to assistant clinical pro-
fessor. DR.. Dorothy S. Jaeger, from
associate in pediatrics to assistant
clinical professor; DR.. Hayden Kirby
Smith, from associate in dermatology
and syphilology to assistant clinical
professor; Chester E. LeeSe, from
associate professor OF physiology to
professor; DR.. Oscar Legault, from
fellow in neurology and neuropa-
thology to clinical instructor in neu-
rology; DR.. George Maksim, from
associate in pediatrics to assistant
clinical professor; and DR.. Lloyd H.
Mousel, from clinical professor of
anesthesiology to professor of an
estnesiology in the School Of Med
icine and chief anestetist of the
G. w. U. Hospital.
DR.. James P. Murphy. from clin-
icsl instructor in neurological sur
gerry to associate: DR.. Julius S. New
laser, from associate in surgery to
assistant clinical professor of ortho-
pedic surgery; Andrew Prandoni,
from clinical instructor in medicine
to associate, DR.. Barton w. Rich
wine. from clinical instructor in OBJ
stetrics and gynecology to associate;
Mary L. Robbins, from instructor in
bacteriology to assistant professor;
and DR.. Leonard T. Peterson, from
clinical instructor in surgery to as
sistant clinical professor of ortho-
pedic surgery.
Heads Clinical Laboratories.
DR.. Monroe j. Romansky, from
associate clinical professor OF medl-
cine to associate professor of medi-
cine in the School of Medicine and
director of clinical laboratories OF
the hospital; DR.. William j. ScheWe,
from fellow in pathology to instruc-
tor; DR.. William Stanbro, from as
sistant professor of radiology to as
sociate professor of radiology in the
School of Medicine and chief roent-
genologist of the hospital, and DR..
Carl H. Wells, from assistant pro-
fessor of pathology to associate pro-
feSsor.
The promotions in the Columbian
and Junior Colleges are:
Alan T. Deibert, from associate
professor of romance languages TO
professor: Myron l.. koenig, from
associate professor Of American his
tory to professor. Calvin D. Linton,
from associate professor of English
to professor; Edward P. Mangum,
from instructor in speech to assist
ant professor; Vera l.. Mowry, from
instructor In English to assistant
professor; Phyllis A. Nichols, from
instructor in English to assistant
professor; and John P. Reesing, Jr.,
from instructor in English to assist
ant professor.
Watson Named Professor.
Robert c. Vincent, from assistant
professor of chemistry to associate
professor; Donald S. Watson, from
associate professor of economics to
professor, and Charlotte A. Ed
mondson, from fellow in physics to
associate.
The promotion in the School of
Pharmacy is Jane Gass from in
structor in pharmacology and phar-
macognosy to assistant professor.
The promotion in the School of En-
gineering is Bruce D. Greenshields,
from associate professor of civil en-
gineering to professor.
DR.. Isard Of Tufts, N. |. T.,
Gets American U. Post
DR.. Walter ISard Of Tufts Col