Alumni Articles

"Thomas Jefferson, the 'Encyclopedie' and the 'Encyclopedie methodique'" was the title of an article by George B. Watts '13 in The French Review, Vol. XXXVIII, No. 3, lanuary 1965.

J. Almus Russell '20 is the author of "American Pottery of Yesterday" published in the Antiques Journal, December 1964.

Doug Storer '21 had two recent articles in the New York Journal-American's PictorialLiving: "The Night Booth Saved Lincoln's Life, an Ironic — an Amazing Footnote to One of History's Most Famous Assassinations," and "An Amazing But True Interview With A ... Witch In New York."

"Strength Testing Positions Most Effective for Determining Pre-existing Knee Injury" was the title of a piece co-authored by Harold M. Kaplan '30 for the Journalof the Association for Physical and MentalRehabilitation, Vol. 19, pp. 11-14, January — February 1965.

Theodore V. Purcell '33, S.J., is the author of two chapters in recently published books: "The Social Sciences and the Spiritual Exercises" in Contemporary Thought andthe Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius Loyola (Loyola University of Chicago); and "Negro Workers' Hopes for Their Children" in Blue Collar World (Prentice-Hall 1964).

“Products Liability — The Manufacturer's Dilemma" was written by Gilbert C. Nourse 37 for the January 30, 1965 issue of Insurance, New York.

Irwin Naitove '39 is the author of "International Factoring: Where the Twain Do Meet," in the January 1965 issue of Creditand Financial Management.

Among the articles written by Chester R. Berry '40, with D. C. Skillman who is also of Eastman Kodak's Research Laboratories, Rochester, N. Y., are two in the Journal ofPhysical Chemistry, "Nucleation in Silver Bromide Precipitation" (68, 1138, 1964) and "Ideal Size-Distribution and Growth Rate in Microcrystalline Precipitates" (67, 1827, 1963); two in Photographic Science andEngineering, "Multiple Twinning in Silver Bromide Crystals" (Vol. 8, No. 2, March-April 1964) and "Crystal Imperfections and Electron-Trapping Sites in Agßr" (Vol. 8, No. 6, November-December 1964); and one in the Journal of Applied Physics (Vol. 35, No. 7, 2165-2169, July 1964), "Surface Structures and Epitaxial Growths on AgBr Microcrystals."

"Automobile Insurance — Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow" is the title of an article in the January 30, 1965 issue of Insurance, New York, by William O. Bailey '47.

Dr. Peter Kong-Ming New '49 is the author of "Another Approach to Professionalism" which appeared in AmericanJournal of Nursing, February 1965, Vol. 65, No. 2.

"Thrills, Chills and Very Wet Spills" was written by Robert Jay Evans '49 for Vermont Life's spring 1965 issue.

Thomas E. O'Connell '50 is the author of "After High School — The Role of the Community College" which appeared in the January 30, 1965 issue of The New Republic.

"Direct Costing and the Law" is the title of an article in The Accounting Review, Vol. XL, No. 1, January 1965, by Robert W. Hirschman '51.

Recent articles co-authored by Jeffrey O'Connell '51 include "Basic Protection — A Proposal for Improving Automobile Claims Systems," Harvard Law Review, Vol. 78, No. 2, December 1964, pp. 329-384, and "A Basic Protection Insurance Act for Claims of Traffic Victims" in the Harvard Journalon Legislation, Vol. 2, No. 1, January 1965. Both articles are adapted from chapters of a book to be published in 1965 by Little, Brown and Co., Basic Protection for theTraffic Victim — A Blueprint for Reform-ing Automobile Insurance.

University of Illinois agronomist William D. Pardee '51 is the author of "New Hybrids Needed for Narrow-row Corn" in the February 25, 1965 issue of Hoard's Dairyman.

Co-author for the article, "Electronics Industry Today," which appeared in the January 1965 issue of Trusts and Estates, New York, was Stuart Ensinger Jr. '57.

The Traffic Engineering Monthly of Washington, D. C., for February contained an article by Joseph A. Wattleworth '59, entitled "Estimation of Demand at Freeway Bottlenecks."

Howard L. Weinberg '62 wrote "To Them, It's Still Omaha-ha-ha" about Easterner attitudes toward the Midwest for the Omaha Sunday World-Herald Magazine ofthe Midlands.