FOURTEEN APPOINTED TO FACULTY OFFICES

Fourteen appointments were announced last night at University Hall. Five of the new men will be in the Department of Sociology, two in History, three in Philosophy, and the rest in scattered Departments.

The appointments are as follows:

Oris Edward Sandusky, of Cambridge, Mass., to be BAssistant Director of the Biological Laboratories 1934-35. 1924-26 Rhodes Scholar at Oxford; A.B. Univ. of Washington, 1924, A.M. 1924; A.M. Harvard 1928; 1931-33 graduate work at Harvard; 1933-34 General assistant in the Department of Physiology at Harvard.

Department of Sociology

Niles Carpenter of Buffalo, N. Y., to be lecturer in Sociology for the first half of 1934-35. Ph.D. Harvard 1920. Now at the University of Buffalo.

John Bailenger Knox 1G., of Montreat, N. C., to be assistant in Sociology and Tutor in the Division of Sociology 1934-35. Davidson College 1930.

Herbert Day Lamson, 1G., of Exeter, N. H., to be an assistant in Sociology and tutor in the Division of Sociology 1934-35. Ph.B. Brown 1924, A.M. 1925.

Robert King Merton, 3G., of Philadelphia, Pa., to be an assistant in Sociology and tutor in the Division of Sociology 1934-35. A.M. Harvard 1933.

Emile Benoit Smullyan, '32, of New York, N. Y., to be an assistant in Sociology and tutor in the Department of Sociology 1934-35. A.M. Harvard 1932.

Department of Philosophy

John Cleveland Cooley, 3G., of Hartford, Conn., to be an assistant in Philosophy 1934-35. Ph.B. Yale 1927.

Charles Leslie Stevenson, 1G., of Cincinnati, O., to be assistant in Philosophy 1934-35. A.B. Yale 1930; B.A. Cambridge, Eng. 1933.

Charles Hillis Kaiser, 5G., of Eden, O., to be assistant in Philosophy 1934-35. A.M. Harvard 1930; Ph.D. 1934.

Department of History

Howard Maxwell Morriman, of Wyoming, O., to be an assistant in History 1934-35. A.B. University of Cincinnati 1930, A.M. 1931; A.M. Harvard 1932.

Guy Anderson Lee, 2G., of Ledoga, Ind., to be an Assistant in History 1934-35. A.B. Wabash Coll. 1933.

Other Appointments

James Hardon Wright, Gr.E.S., of Newton, Mass., to be an Assistant in Electrical Engineering for one year from Sept. 1, 1934. A.B. 1929; S.M. 1931; S.M. in Engineering 1932.

David Riesman, Jr., 3L of Philadelphia, Pa., to be a Research Follow in the Law School 1934-35.

John Kennath Galbraith, to be Instructor In Economics 1934-35. B.S.A., Univ. of Toronto 1931; M.S. Univ. of Calif. 1932, Ph.D. 1934