Alumni Articles

Roswell Magill '16, is the author of Stone onTaxation, reprinted from the September issue of the Columbia Law Review.

Rate Regulation by the Federal Power Commission, by Nelson Lee Smith '21, has been reprinted from the May issue of the AmericanEconomic Review Proceedings.

Ralph E. Holben '39 is the author of an article In Defense of Monopoly: Comment, appearing in the August issue of The QuarterlyJournal of Economics.

Joseph Brewer '20 and Donald Heiges are co-authors of an article entitled The Searchfor Unity in Higher Education, reprinted from the January issue of the Harvard EducationalReview, and Mr. Brewer is the author of ForLove of Herbs appearing in the March number of Household.

The October issue of College and University Business contains an article by Charles E. Widmayer '30 entitled Possibilities in AlumniRelations.

Stability of Vitamins in Stored Ice Cream, by Arthur D. Holmes '06 and others, has been reprinted from the August issue of Journal of the American Dietetic Association.

Samuel Hobbs '12 is the author of MakingConcrete Masonry Earthquake Resistant, in the July issue of Rock Products.

Under Which All Men May Serve is the title of an address given by Basil O'Connor '12 before the first postwar convention of the League of Red Cross Societies, held in Oxford, England. This has been published as a brochure of 18 pages.

Sanborn Brown '35 with others is the author of Design of Beta-Ray and Gamma-Ray GeigerMuller Counters, reprinted from the July issue of The Review of Scientific Instruments.

The Baker Library of the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration has recently published a pamphlet of 71 pages The Pioneer Period of European Railroads. This publication is issued as "A tribute to Mr. Thomas M. Streeter" '04 because of his generous gifts to the Baker Library of his material on non-American railroads.

Pa'tridge Days by Fred Copeland '08 appears in the October 20 issue of The New YorkTimes Magazine.

The Identification of Q Fever in Panama, by Dr. Wayne A. Geib '35 and Colonel Garnett Cheney, has been reprinted from the American Journal of Hygiene for July.