Alumni Articles
The March 26 issue of The Nation contained an article by Bernard D. Nossiter '47 entitled Haitian Volcano.
John N. Washburn '45 is the author of Polish Tennis in 1954 and Tennis in Czechoslovakia which appeared in the March and April issues respectively of the magazine World Tennis.
The March number of The Amateur BookCollector contains "The Origin and Development of Rare-Book Auctions," part three of a study by George Chapman Singer '50 entitled Marketing Methods and Channels ofDistribution in the Rare Book Trade.
James B. Thompson '42 has written TheThermodynamic Basis for the Mineral FadesConcept which appeared in the February issue of the American Journal of Science.
National Defense Against Atomic Attack by Lt. Gen. Willard S. Paul '16, prepared in collaboration with Maj. Gen. Walter E. Todd and Val Peterson, has been reprinted from the April number of The Scientific Monthly. An address by General Paul entitled The Relationshipof the National Reserve Plan to General Problems of Mobilization for Defense has been published in the Proceedings of the Conference on Military Manpower which was held in Washington in January under the sponsorship of the American Council on Education.
Sidewheeler for Shelburne by Ralph Nading Hill Jr. '39 appeared in the April number of American Heritage.
Harold H. Leich '29 is the author of WhiteWater on the Potomac which has been reprinted from the April-June issue of the Potomac Appalachian Trail Club Bulletin.
The Winter number of The Princeton University Library Chronicle contained a note by Thomas W. Streeter '04 entitled Princeton'sMason and Dixon Map.
