Alumni Articles
Grounds for Living, the Home Dweller'sCompleat Guide to His Lawns, Trees, & Gardens, edited by Richard B. Farnham arid Robert Van Wie Ingham '28 has been published by the Rutgers University Press. This is a book written decidedly for the amateur and is very profusely illustrated. As many people have been having gardens for the first time in the last few years this volume should be of great value and interest to such. There are nine chapters in the book, each written by an authority on the subject. The chapters are: "Your Home Setting," "Your Lawn," "Your Shade Trees," "Flowers and Plants," "Your Hobby Crop," "Your Vegetables," "Your Best Fruits," "Your Soil," and "Outdoor Construction." All in all the book seems a valuable one for the amateur. The expert, too, will find good advice in it.
Herman B. Chase '34 is the author of Studies on an Anophthalmia Strain of Mice.V. Associated Cranial Nerves and Brain Centers, which has been reprinted from the October issue of The Journal of Comparative Neurology.
Effect of Majority Patterns on the ReligiousBehavior of a Minority Group, by Meyer F. Nimkoff and Arthur L. Wood '35, has been reprinted from the March-April issue of Sociology and Social Research.
Herbert L. Searles '17 is the author of Social Conditions of Peace, which appears in the Spring number of The Personaiist.A Man Na?ned Andrew, by Harold S. Winship '10, appears in the May issue of PulpitDigest.
Sodium Hydrogen Citrates, by David I. Hitchcock '15 has been reprinted from vol. 68, 1946, of the Journal of the AmericanChemical Society.
Vitamin Content of Field-Frozen Kale, by Arthur D. Holmes '06 and others, has been reprinted from the November-December issue dren.
Lt. Harold A. Rashkis and Major Donald A. Shaskan '30 are joint authors of The Effectsof Group Psychotherapy on Personality Inventory Scores, reprinted from the April issue of The American Journal of Orthopsychiatry.
Some Notes on Nostalgia, by Beardsley Ruml '15 appears in The Saturday Review ofLiterature for June 22.
The Nature of Patentable Invention, by John E. R. Hayes '95, will be reviewed in a later issue of the MAGAZINE.
Harold S. Winship '10 is the author of Godis Very Near, which appears in the July issue of Children's Religion.
Richard C. Plumer '12 is the author of Specialized Agencies, Commissions and Non-Governmental Organizations Under the UnitedNations Charter, which has just been reprinted from the January issue of TempleLaw Quarterly.
Radio Mundial, a Spanish language publication dealing with the broadcast and communications industry in the U. S. and Latin America, has recently appeared, number 2 having been issued in March of this year. This magazine is published by R. C. A. International Division of the Associated Companiesof the Radio Corporation of America. Louis A. Thomas '22 is in charge of this publication.
Role of Riboflavin in Poultry Nutrition, by Arthur D. Holmes '06 has been published in the December issue of A Guide Book on Nutrition.. Mr. Holmes is also the author of IceCream As a Source of Riboflavin, Caroteneand Ascorbic Acid, reprinted from the January issue of the New England Journal of Medicine.
