The Crow's Nest

The Crow's Nest by Frank W. Halliday 'oi will be reviewed in a later issue of the MAGAZINE.

The January issue of The Vermonter contains an article Philo Penfield Stewart by Rev. Clifford Hayes Smith '79.

J. E. McDonough 'lB is the author of an article Federal Loan Bank System which has been reprinted from the December number of the American Economics Review.

Deputy of the Devil a complete novel by Ben Ames Williams '10 appears in the January issue of the Red Book.

The magazine and book sections of the Boston Evening Transcript for January 26 contains an article Town Meetings:"Politician's Paradise" by Kendall Banning 'O2. This is the first of two articles on this subject by Mr. Banning to appear in the Transcript.

New Bedford Libraries—Then and Now by George H. Tripp '76, Librarian of the Free Public Library at New Bedford, has been reprinted from the New Bedford Sunday Standard-Times in pamphlet form.

Dean Charles H. Pettee '74 is the author of a Brief article Frederick Smyth's Serviceto New Hampshire which appears in the January issue 'of the New HampshireA lumnus.

I Found a Story in Garbenheim by Charles F. Eickenauer 'O5 appears in the November issue of the National PrinterJournalist. Another article by Mr. liickenauer News, Like Gold, Is Where You FindIt appears in the American Press for December.

Personal Sources of Technologia atEarly Harvard by Porter G. Perrin '17 appears in the December number of the New England Quarterly.

Federal Taxation, 1934 by Roswell Magill 'l6, an address before the Democratic Women's Luncheon Club of Philadelphia February 26, 1934 has just been published in pamphlet form.

Among some of the recently published poems of Richard G. Eberhart '26 are: The Ground Hog in the August 22 issue of the Listener (English); Dissertation byWax Light in the November 7 issue of the Listener; and 1934 in the December 27 issue of the same magazine.

Six Years in Search of a Reader by Paul S. Allen '26 appears in the January 1 and 15 issues of the Library Journal.

Jason Almus Russell, Ph.D. '20 is the author of article which appeared in the January issue of The Journal of AmericanHistory entitled Salt—lts Role and Importance in an Early New England Town.