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Dr. Krebser
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He said he had some problems with English at first, “but after the first year it came quickly.” He realized he was doing as well as the pre-med students and switched his major.
To earn money to pay for his rent q$d his education, he worked 30 hours a week at a grocery store. On weekends he worked as a short order cook at a truck stop, and that earned him food for the week. j...At the end of three years, he was accepted at George Washington University Medical School. “At that time you could get in with 90 hours,” he.said. “Now you have to have a bachelor’s degree.” •><rThe summer before starting medical school he took courses at Columbia University. He studied moddrti drama, 20th century American government, and “U.S. Imperialism,” the sort of courses he had not been able to take in his pre-med program. He also married “a girl I had met on the boat coming to this country.” She had been touring Europe with her family. rt-fle graduated from medical school in 1958, interned at the Washington Hospital Center, and started practicing family medicine in the BjC. suburb of McLean. The practice prospered, and he invested in McLean real estate that was later developed. = "“I was on the planning committee; I was president of the commuI
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