Herbert L. Searles '17

Herbert L. Searles '17 is the author of Dewey and the New Liberalism, which appears in the April issue of The Personalist, a quarterly journal of Philosophy, Religion and Literature.

An article Why Books Cost What They DoToday, by John W. Rogers '16, appears in the issue of Book Week, in the Chicago Sun for February 9. Mr. Rogers is the editor of this section of the Chicago Sun.

Winslow R. Hatch '30 is the author of AnExperiment in Education: The College Military Training Program, and also of The Opportunity of the Colleges in the August issue of Northwest Science, published by the Northwest Scientific Association. Mr. Hatch is the head of the Department of Botany, at Washington State College and editor of NorthwestScience.

Dr. C. Everett Koop '37 is the author of the following articles: Plasma Substitutes, re printed from the February issue of the American Journal of the Medical Sciences, StudiesOn Nutrition, reprinted from the Dec. issue of Annals of Surgery, and A Nutritional Studyof Neurosurgical Patients, reprinted from vol. 4, no. 1 of the Journal of Neurosurgery, 1947.

Arthur D. Holmes 'o6 and others is the author of Food Value of Hormone-Treated Tomatoes, reprinted from the March issue of the journal of the American Dietetic Association.

We're On Our Own, Calling All Veterans, by Charles G. Bolte '41, appears in the May issue of the Atlantic Monthly.

The Commission On Freedom Of The Press, Robert M. Hutchins, Chairman, has been published by The University of Chicago Press. Beardsley Ruml '15, is a member of this Commission.

One Hundred Influential American BooksPrinted Before 1900 Catalogue and Addresses-Exhibition at the Grolier Club April eighteenth-June sixteenth MCMXLVI, has been published by the Grolier Club in an edition of 600 copies. The book is designed by Elmer Adler. The members of the Grolier Club who selected the volumes for this list are Frederick B. Adams Jr., Chairman, Thomas W. Streeter •04 and Carroll A. Wilson. Of the 100 descriptions in this volume 32 were written by Mr. Streeter.

Recent publications of H. E. Hawkes Jr.'34 are: Olivine from Northern California Showing Perfect Cleavage, reprinted from the American Mineralogist, 1946; Strategic Minerals Investigations Preliminary Report 3-194,Magnetic Exploration from Iron Ore in Northern New York, published by the GeologicalSurvey of Washington; and The GeologicalSurvey's Geochemical Prospecting Unit, a paper presented November 13, 1946 at a meeting of the Geological Society of Washington.

Edward F. Eubanks '44 is the author of Open Letter To Leonid Leonov, which appears in the May issue of the Atlantic Monthly.

The 4th edition of Cases on the Law ofTaxation by Roswell Magill '16 and John M. Maguire, has been published by the Foundation Press, Brooklyn.

All The Best hi France, by Sydney Clark '12, will be reviewed in a later issue of the MAGAZINE.