Alumni Articles

Sanborn C. Brown '35 is the co-author of "Incoherent Microwave Radiation from a Plasma in a Magnetic Field" in the May Physical Review.

Recent articles by J. William MacLennan '03 include "My Experiences on Stage" and "Argentine Rebels Sack Monterey Presidio, Bag Drunk Paisano, in 1818," which appeared in the April 27 and June 22 issues respectively of The Carmel Pine Cone.

"The Artificial Kidney" by Dr. John P. Merrill '38 appeared in the July issue of Scientific American.

Roderick D. Stinehour '50 is the author of "Alvin Eisenman: Book Design Since 1942" in the June Dartmouth College Library Bulletin.

Harold H. Leich '29 is the author of "Camp 22 in the Twenties" in the June Appalachia.

"When Forest Fires Threaten" by Arthur S. Hopkins 'OB was included in The Conservationist for April-May.

A talk entitled "Some' Current Economic Problems of Regulated Businesses" by Nelson Lee Smith '21, given before the New York State Telephone Association on June 21, has been published in mimeograph form.

"Toxicity of Copper for Frogs" by Harold M. Kaplan '30 and Loretta Yoh was published in the July number of Herpetologica.

Among recent publications of R. E. Marsh 'OB are "Some Comments," in the August issue of American Forests, and a translation of "A Swedish Editor Reports to His Readers" by Hans Hedlund, in the July number of the same magazine.

J. Almus Russell '20 is the author of "Now — Here's the Dope" in the July PennsylvaniaAngler.

John L. Rosenfeld '42 is co-author of "Pressure and Temperature of Crystallization from Elastic Effects Around Solid Inclusions in Minerals" in the Summer number of the A merican Journal of Science.

Carlos Baker '32 had an article entitled "Hemingway" in the July 29 issue of TheSaturday Review.

"Source of Color in the Fur of the Green Ring-Tailed Possum" by Hobart M. Van Deusen '33 and E. I. Stearns has been reprinted from the May volume of Journal ofMammalogy.

The July number of The Atlantic contains an article by John V. Kelleher '39 entitled "Irishness in America," as well as "Love Song," a poem by John R. Nash '60.