Alumni Articles

An Exhibition of the Scientific Works ofCount Rumford, prepared in celebration of the Bicentennial of Rumford's birth, by Sanborn C. Brown '35, has been published as a pamphlet of 32 pages.

The April issue of College Public RelationsQuarterly contains an article Current Problems in Higher Education: Some Implicationsfor Public Relations, by Francis H. Horn '30. This is a revision of an address delivered at Dartmouth College on February 12, 1953.

Recent poems by Philip Booth '47 are: "Chess" in The Adelphi for February, "Crossing" in the April 4 issue of The New Yorker, and "In Defense of Folly" in the May 2 issue of The Nation.

An autobiography of Richard M. Elliott '10 has been reprinted from A History of Psychology in Autobiography Volume IV by the Clark University Press. The 1952 progress report of the Pennsylvania Cancer Coordinating Committee contains a section entitled Professional Education by George A. Hahn '32.

Joseph M. Russakoff '27 is the author of Retailers Get Rid of Banking, reprinted from the fall issue of the Journal of Retailing.

The March 5 issue of Printer's Ink carried an article by Sherman L. Smith '17 entitled How to Get Better Field Photographs fromYour Salesmen.

Lester M. Nichols '40 has written for the United Stales Military Academy a public relations lations booklet entitled You Are the WestPoint Story.

Boston University has published a lecture by Sanford B. Hooker '09 as a pamphlet of 21 pages entitled The Individualities of HumanBlood.

The Evaluation of Wood Preservatives,Parts I & II, by Reginald H. Colley '09, have been reprinted from the January and March issues of The Bell System Technical Journal.

What the Glaciers Did to Ohio, by Richard P. Goldthwait '33, appears as No. 3 of the Educational Leaflet Series of the Ohio Divisionof Geological Survey and the Ohio State University Geological Museum.

Political Extremists in Iran: a SecondaryAnalysis of Communications Data by Benjamin B. Ringer and David L. Sills '42, has been reprinted from the Columbia University Bureau of Applied Social Research.