New York University School of Medicine - Medical Yearbook (New York, NY)

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PREVENTIVE MEDICINE Harry S. Mustard Hermczmz M. Biggr Proferror and Director of the Laborczlorier of Pre11enti1xe Medicine Adolph Jacoby Lecturer Someone remarks: Ah, a course with Franklin D. Roosevelt once a weekf, And in truth, our suave and most eloquent ora- tor runs the gamut in bell-like tones from anopheles to biostatistics, liberally embel- lished with his keen and caustic humor. FORENSIC MEDICINE Harrison S. Martland Alexander O. Gettler Proferror Proferror of Toxicology Douglas Symmers Thomas A. Gonzales Professor of Pathology Associate Proferror Arriitant Profe.r.rorJ Milton Helpern Armin V. St. George Benjamin M. Vance I1z.rtrz1clo1'r Kurt E. Lande Rudolph M. Paltauf Murder, rape, garrotting, drowning, carbon monoxide . . . six ways in which a bullet can kill . . . the minute details of a clever stab wound . . . axe-murders done with despatch-through it all Dr. Gonzales taking facts apart scientifically and Dr. Martland talking through one side of his mouth with a cigarette in the other. Slides to illustrate anything and everything.

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Edith M. Lincoln Hugh Chaplin Gaylord W. Graves Samuel D. Bell Elizabeth T. Andrews Ruth M. Bakwin Louis Berlinrood Irving Claman Katharine G. Dodge Herbert L. Elias Eleanor Adler Nils Bolduan Dorothy G. Deitrick George B. Dorff PEDIATRICS Charles Hendee Smith Proferfor Arririafzt Pr0fe5.r0r.f Harry Bakwin Clinical Pl'0f6J'J'0l'.l' Alexander T. Martin Giuseppe Previtali Arrirlazzt Clinical Proferrorr joseph Goldstein I1zrtrmlor.r Alice L. A. Gilbert Harold jacobziner Jerome L. Kohn jacques M. Lewis Lillian Milgram Rosa Lee Nemir Jean I-I. Pattison Arrirtafzlr Alfred E. Fisher Harold R. Fox Lewis Jacobs Lucy P. Sutton Bret Ratner Edward S. Rimer Frank MacLean Antoinette Raia Richard Schorr Gertrude M. Shults Reuben Turner Stanley M. Wershof Blandina Worcester Leo Jenkins Margaret H. McKee Dabney Moon-Adams Eli Rubenstein No stool-no .fclaool will not be mentioned except to say that nobody be- lieves it. Certainly Ruth Bakwin does notg but Harry Bakwin never agrees with anybody. Personalities: thoroughly clinical, feet-on-the-ground Charles Hendee Smithg the amazing Drs. Bakwin-scientists extraordinaryg drawling Graves g carefree Chapling bouncing Berlinroodg that fine cardiology trust: Sutton, Dodge and Wheatong Gypsy Rose Lee. The galaxy of lady interns turns our head.

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PHARMACOLOGY George B. Wallace P1'0f8J'J0l'.f and Director of Pharmacological Laboralorier Richard C. de Bodo Afroriate Proferror Amadeo S. Marrazzi Bernard B. Brodie Instructor Arrirtafzt A mysterious and aloof science, with perfect' organization, exact demon- stration, and swift retribution in weekly quiz sections. Kind Professor Wallace and stern Professor Bodo, with a blend in Dr. Marrazzi, provide ample mental occupation-but the only sufferers are the dogs.