Alumni Articles
Robert J. Misch '25 is the author of an article entitled Movies, Martinis if Madness the Publication Luncheon which appeared in the December 21 issue of Advertising Age.
leiomyosarcoma of Uterus Following Irradiation for Non Malignant Bleeding by Dr. Stanley B. Weld '12 has been reprinted from the September issue of The Connecticut StateMedical Journal.
Recent publications of J. Almus Russell '20 are Seeds and Herbs Flavor Dishes, appearing in the February 13th issue of The Pennsylvania Farmer, and The Boy with the AlderPole, published in the April issue of the Pennsylvania Angler.
The January issue of West Virginia History contains an article by Richard G. Wood '22 entitled The National Archives as an Institution for Historical Research.
Higher Education and Mental Health by Dr. George E. Gardner '25 has been reprinted from the July issue of Mental Hygiene.
The January issue of National Parent-Teacher contains an article by Basil O'Connor '12 entitled Volunteers and the Attack onPolio.
A talk by Robert S. Monahan '29 at the annual meeting of the Appalachian Mountain Club in Boston on Jan. 8 entitled North ofBoston has been issued in mimeographed form.
The Autumn number of Faulkner Studies contained an article entitled Irony and Pointof View in "That Evening Sun" by Leonard H. Frey '49.
W. H. Cowley '24 is the author of A Centuryof College Teaching which appeared in the November issue of Improving College andUniversity Teaching. Questions ConcerningDemocratic College Teaching by Chester S. Williams '41 appears in the same number.
David I. Hitchcock '15 is the author of Standardization of the pH Scale which has been reprinted from the National Bureau of Standards Circular 524.
Cable Railways of Chicago by George W. Hilton '46 has been issued as Bulletin Number 10 of the Electric Railway Historical Society consisting of forty-three pages, profusely illustrated.
Bishop Brown '12 has written in collaboration with others Delivery Costs Their Measurement and Comparison for Department andSpecialty Stores which has been printed as a booklet of 55 pages by the University of Pittsburgh Press.
