Alumni Articles

Tensions that Cause Wars: Common Statement and Individual Papers, by a Group ofSocial Scientists Brought Together byUNESCO, edited by Hadley Cantril '28, has been published by the University of IllinoisPress, Urbana. According to Publishers'Weekly the book consists of A common statementagreed upon by eight Social Scientistsin a conference held in Paris in 1948, on theattitudes that make for national aggressionand ways and means of promoting attitudes toincrease international understanding. Witheach expert's specially prepared statement onthe problem.

I'm a Village Cop and Like It, by Francis J. Faherty as told to Malcolm G. Rollins '11 appears in the June 3 issue of the SaturdayEvening Post.

Lester M. Nichols '40 is the author of CCNYPublic Relations, which appears in the April issue of The City College Alumnus.

Reactance Tube Modulation of Phase ShiftOscillators, monograph 1722, by E. P. Felch '29 and F. R. Dennis, has been reprinted from the October issue of the Bell System TechnicalJournal.

Understanding the Committee for EconomicDevelopment, four lectures given by Beardsley Rural '15 under auspices of the Merrill Foundation and Princeton University in May, has been published in mimeograph form.

Peter Cardozo '39 is the author of a complete short novel entitled Time to Remember which appears in the June number of the Woman's Home Companion.

Champions for Sale: the Mike Jacobs Story, by Budd W. Schulberg '36, a story in 5 parts, begins in the April 15 issue of Collier's.

Harland Manchester '21 is the author of The World of Rand McNally, which the June issue of Reader's Digest reprinted from the January 21 number of the Saturday Reviewof Literature.

The Rockefeller Story, How the Five SonsMake Capitalism Work, by Robert Sellmer '35, appears in the March issue of Coronet.

Soviet Russia, and the Korean CommunistParty, by John N. Washburn '45, appears in the March issue of Pacific Affairs.

Doctors W. T. Doran '30, E. B. Quarles and E. H. Cushing are the authors of Postgraduate Education for Federal Administrators, which appears in the April issue of Hospitals.

George L. Philips '31 is the author of an article Sweep's Luck, which appears in the April 15 issue of Notes and Queries.

Pitfalls in Advertising, by Joseph Russakoff '27, has been reprinted from the May issue of The Reporter of Direct Mail Advertising.

David I. Hitchcock '15 and Alexander Mauro are co-authors of Electronic Bridge forUse with the Glass Electrode, which has been reprinted from the March issue of The YaleJournal of Biology and Medicine.

The Federal Budget Dilemma, by Roswell Magill '16, with a picture of the author as the frontispiece, has been printed in the March issue of the Monthly Bulletin, Chamber ofCommerce of the State of New York.

Langdon G. Rockwell '35 is the author of Justice Rutledge on State Taxation of Interstate Commerce, which has been reprinted from the Spring number of the Cornell LawQuarterly.

Scope and Subject Content of Bar Examinations, by George N. Stevens '31 appears in the May issue of The Bar Examiner. This article is a preliminary report prepared by the author for the Survey of the Legal Profession.

Sumner J. Robinson '24 is the author of Effective Use of Planning and Control in Appraising and Improving Sales Performance, which was one of the papers presented at the Marketing Conference of the American Management Association held March 16-17. These papers have been printed in Marketing SeriesNumber 78.

A Method for the Prevention of SuicidalDeaths Caused by the Barbituric Acid Derivatives, by Dr. Robert M. Miskimon '37, and Dr. R. R. Miskimon has been reprinted from the March number of the Virginia MedicalMonthly, as a brochure of 11 pages.

Don Moore '25 has an article entitled Lowdown on a Highbrow Game in the March 26 issue of This Week magazine.

Recent publications of Lincoln R. Page '31 are: Beryllium in Colorado, appearing in the Nineteen Fifty Mining Year Book, and, with others, Pegmatite Investigations in Colorado,Wyoming, and Utah 1942-1944, which has been printed as Geological Survey ProfessionalPaper 227, published by the United StatesGovernment Printing Office.

Summer Stock and a Backward Glance at '49, by Alan Hewitt '34, appears in the April issue of Equity.

Roger Warner '18 is the author of an illustrated article in the Spring number of Vermont Life entitled The House that HavensBuilt. This is the story of a house in Clarendon, Vermont, recently acquired by the Warner family, and remodeled.

A "preview" of some Newer British Daffodils, by Kenneth D. Smith '19, appears in the April issue of the Flower Grower.

Recent articles published by J. Almus Russell '20, are Fireplaces of Our Forefathers, appearing in the April 22 number of ThePennsylvania Farmer, and Country Life, NewEngland Style: I. Transplanting Sugar MapleTrees, 11. A Dish of Greens, published in no. 16 of The Herbarist.

Official Gun Book, edited by Charles R. Jacobs '30 is a lavishly illustrated book of 178 pages. This is a book for the expert and contains more material on every type of arms and ammunition, both American and foreign, than has ever been assembled before. The 700 illustrations, and the Manufacturers Directory add greatly to the value of the book. Sixteen experts in their fields have written the different sections of the book. The subjects considered are Ammunition, Handguns, Rifles and Shotguns. To one interested in these fields the book is undoubtedly "a must". The publisher's description states—"This encyclopedic volume covers every important phase of guns, shooting, hunting. Full information is given on all types of automatics, as well as ballistics, ammunition, and gear; remodelling and repair guidance and instruction are given in detail."

The book is published by Crown Publishers, New York. It is issued in a paper edition for $1.50, and a cloth edition for $2.50.

David Garrick's Significance in the Historyof Shakespearean Criticism, by George Winchester Stone Jr., '30, has been reprinted from the March issue of PMLA.

Another of the series of How All of Us CanHelp Small Business to Advertise, by J. M. Russakoff '27, has been reprinted from the March issue of The Reporter of Direct MailAdvertising.