Alumni Articles
Korean Type by Howard P. Linton '34 appears in the November issue of Columbia Library Columns.
William N. Fenton '30 is the author of ACalendar of Manuscript Materials Relating, tothe History of the Six Nations or IroquoisIndians in Depositories Outside of Philadelphia,1750-1850 which has been reprinted from the October 30 issue of the Proceedingsof the American Philosophical Society.
Recent publications by Ernest R. Hamilton '41 are: Dorrity Discovers Texas, in the September issue o£ Esquire, and An Executive DevelopmentCourse, in the Fall issue of AirTraining Command Informational Bulletin.
Philip G. Nordell '16 is the author of Lotteriesin Princeton's History which appeared in the Autumn number of The PrincetonUniversity Library Chronicle.
A second edition of Human Embryology by Bradley M. Patten '11 has been published by the Blakiston Company of New York and Toronto.
Richard A. Eckhart '49 is the author of Gypsiferous Deposits on Sheep Mountain,Alaska which appears in the U. S. Geological Survey Bulletin 989-C.
The November issue of Economic Geology contains an article by John W. Foster '45 entitled Significance of Pleistocene Deposits inthe Ground Water Resources of Illinois.
Lawrence K. Coachman '47 is the author of River Flow and Winter Hydrographic Structureof the Hamilton Inlet - Lake MelvilleEstuary of Labrador. This has been issued in mimeograph form as a brochure of 15 pages, plus 4 plates, and approved for distribution by David C. Nutt '41, Principal Investigator. The study was made in March on a BlueDolphin Labrador expedition.
Recent issues of Sales Management have included the following articles by Wilson T. Seney '31: Before You Cut Out 'Unprofitable'Items (October 1), What Happens to ProfitsWhen We Shift Outlets? (October 15), and When You're in the Red, Will a Price CutWork? (November 1).
George N. Stevens '31 is the author of ProfessionalResponsibility - The Role of theLaw School and the Bar in Vol. 6, No. 2 of the Journal of Legal Education.
The January issue of Equity contained FiveShort Years, a survey of theatre employment, by Alan E. Hewitt '34.
