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*5 INSTRUCTION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
May I, 1929 — April 30, 1930
The publications of the faculty of the University of Illinois during the past year ended
April 30, 1930, are listed below under four heads, namely: (1) Book reviews which are
of the character of book notices; (2) Book reviews which are essentially original
articles or contributions to the discussion of the subject matter of the book or articles
reviewed; (3) Articles; (4) Books.
Adams, L. A.
(3) Articles:
Skeletal adjustments of a three legged chicken. Trans. 111. State Acad. Sci.
22:155-56. (500)
Broken bones in wild animals and how they are mended. Ibid. 22:157-65.
(3000)
A new Urodele from the lower Pliocene of Kansas. Introduction by H. T.
Martin. Amer. J. Sci. 17:102:503-20. (5500)
Adams, Roger
(2) Original reviews:
An introduction to modern organic chemistry, by L. A. Coles. J. Chem. Educ.
7:2:482. (500)
(3) Articles:
with Lycan, W. H.
Omega-hydroxy aliphatic acids. 1 1 . Conversion of omega-hydroxydecanoic
acid to chain polyintermolecular esters and to a dimeric cyclic ester.
J. A. C. S. 51:11:3450-64. (7000)
with Stanley, W. M.
The synthesis of chaulmoogric acid from hydnocarpic acid. Ibid.
51:5:1515-18. (2000)
with Bousquet. E. W.
Substituted phenylethylbarbituric acids. Ibid. 52:1:224-29. (3000)
with Stanley, \V. M.
The stereoisomerism of diphenyl compounds. IV. Ibid. 52:3:1200-5.
(2750)
with Ford, S. G.
Cyclobutylalkyl aifeyl acetic acids and their bactericidal action toward B.
leprae. XVI. Ibid. 52:3:1259-61. (1500)
with Browning, E., and Woodrow, H. W.
Preparation and bacteriological action toward B. leprae of certain olefinic
acids. XVII. Ibid. 52:3:1281-83. (1500)
with Armendt, B. F.
Certain dialkj'l acetic acids containing 12, 13, and 14 carbon atoms and their
bactericidal action toward B. leprae. XVIII. Ibid. 52:3:1289-91,
(900)
with Stanley, W. M.
Stereochemistry of diphenyl compounds. The resolution of 2,2'-dihydroxy-
3,3'-dicarboxy-i,i'-dinaphthyl. III. Rec. Trav. Chim. des Pays-bas.
48:9:1035-40. (3000)
Adams, Roger (continued)
(4) Books:
with Clarke, H. T. (editor), Conant, J. B., Oilman, Henry, Marvel, C. S.,
Noller, C. R., and Whitmore, F. C.
Organic syntheses, Vol. X. John Wiley and Sons, Inc., N. Y. 1930.
i + 120 pp.
Alleman, N. J.
(3) Articles:
with Lyon, S. W., and Moore, H. F.
A study of fatigue cracks in car axles. Part II. U. of 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui.
XXVII :i97:27. (3000)
Allen, C. L.
(2) Original reviews:
The suburban weekly, by Margaret V. Cosse. Journ. Qt. VIII:i:30. (300)
(4) Books:
The journalist's manual of printing. Thomas Nelson and Sons, N. Y. 1929.
ii + 267 pp.
Ambrosius, E. E.
(3) Articles:
with Reed, J. C.
The flow of superheated ammonia in one inch extra heavy black steel pipe.
Refrig. Eng. 19:2:45-55. (6000)
with Reed, J. C.
The flow of superheated ammonia in one inch extra heavy black steel pipe.
J. Heat., Piping, and Air Cond. 2:2:101-6. (2500)
Anderson, C. R.
(4) Books:
with Saunders, Alta G.
Business reports. McGraw-Hill, N. Y. 1929. iv -1- 411 pp.
Anderson, H. W.
(3) Articles:
Experiments with blister canker of apple trees. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui.
340:55-90. (17,500)
Spraying experiments for disease control. Trans. 111. State Hort. Soc. 1929.
pp. 117-28. (3500)
Spraying the interplanted peach and apple orchard. Ibid. 1929. pp. 462-
69. (2500)
The eradication of the cedar tree. Ibid. 1929. pp. 447-54.
with Thornberry, H. H.
Peach spraying for brown rot and bacterial spot control. Ibid. 1929. pp.
129-39. (2000)
Control of bramble diseases. Biennial Rpt. Kans. State Hort. Soc. 1929-30,
(2200)
Yellow leaf of cherry. Amer. Fruit Growers' Mag. Mar., 1930. pp. 8-9.
(1000)
with Flint, W. P., and others
Directions for spraying fruit in Illinois. Revision of 111. Circ. 277. Mar.,
1930.
132.9/30- 1938/39 C
ASHBY, R. C. I
(3) Articles (continued)
Small markets, direct buying or shipping. Ibid. 8:7:14. (2000)
Livestock transportation, truck vs. rail. Successful Coop, in Livestock
Marketing. Seventh An. Rpt. of Chicago Producers Com. pp. 20-23.
(1220)
Motor trucks and livestock marketing. Coop. Livestock Field Service
Manual, Nat. Livestock Producers Assoc, Chicago, pp. 107-11. (1700)
Livestockshipping associations in Illinois. Ill.Agr. XXIV:4:77:92-93. (1900)
AUDRIETH, L. F.
(i) Book notices:
\r Thirty reviews in chemical abstracts. Chem. Abst. Vols. 23 and 24. (5000)
(3) Articles:
Parallelism in the decomposition of NH4', N2H4 and NH2OH nitrites.
J. Phys. Chem. 34:2:538-42. (5000)
Preparation of semicarbazide. J. A. C. S. 52:3:1250-51. (1000)
Hydroxylamine as a parent solvent. Proc. 111. State Acad. Sci. 22:385-90.
(4000)
Babbitt, H. E.
see Doland, J. J., and Schlenz, H. E.
Bachem, Albert
(3) Articles:
X-ray therapy. Arch, of Phys. Therapy, X-Ray, Radium. 11:1:5. (3000)
The electrical resistance of live and dead tissue. Proc. Soc. for Exper. Biol.
and Med. 27:5:3. (700)
The ultraviolet transparency of the various layers of human skin. Amer. J.
Phys. 91:1:7. (2000)
with Reed, C. I.
The transparency of live and dead animal tissue to ultraviolet light. Ibid.
90:3:7. (1600)
with Reed, C. I.
The penetration of ultraviolet light through the human skin. Arch, of Phys.
Therapy. 11:2:7. (3000)
with Boor, A. K.
A spectrographic study of carbon monoxyde hemoglobin. J. Biol. Chem.
85:3:7- (3000)
see also Kunz, Jakob, and Boor, A. K.
Badger, A. E.
(3) Articles:
with Parmelee, C. W., and Clark, G. L.
Coloration of glass by X-rays. J. Soc. Glass Tech. 13:52:279-85. (2000)
with Parmelee, C. W., and Clark, G. L.
Diffraction of X-rays by glass. Ibid. 13:52:285-90. (1500)
Bailar, J. C, Jr.
(3) Articles:
An experiment to illustrate the law of multiple proportions. J. Chem.
Educ. 6:10:1759-60. (1000)
Andrews, A. I.
(3) Articles:
Study of the properties of simple enamel glasses. J. Amer. Cer. See.
XI 1:390-9 5. (3000)
Wet process leadless castiron enamels. Ibid. XII:557-65. (4500)
Acid resisting cover enamels for sheet iron. U. of 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui.
201. (10,000)
Arnold, Lloyd
(3) Articles:
Alteration in the endogenous enteric bacterial flora and microbic perme-
ability of the intestinal wall in relation to the nutritional and meteor-
ological changes. J. of Hyg. (Cambridge, England). 29:82-116.
Citrated versus acid milk in infant feeding. Arch, of Ped. 46:637-45.
Entero-intoxication. New Eng. J. Med. 201:811-14.
Future control of intestinal diseases. 111. Health Qt. 2:15-20.
The role of the food vehicle in food poisoning. Amer. J. Public Health,
20:287-91. (1000)
with Singer, C.
Auto disinfection of the human skin. Proc. Soc. for Exper. Biol, and Med.
27:364.
with Gustafson, C.
Gastro-intestinal port of entry of B. tuberculosis in guinea pigs. Ibid. 27:36.
with Gustafson, C, and Thayer, J.
Gastro-intestinal port of entry of B. tuberculosis in dogs. Ibid. 27:367
with Gustafson, C. J., Hull, T. G., Montgomery, B. E., and Singer, C.
The self-disinfecting power of the skin as a defense against microbic invasion.
Amer. J. Hyg. 11:345-61.
see also Hull, T. G.
Aron, a. W.
(i) Book notices:
Grillparzer's Weh dem, der liigt! edited by C. H. Bell. Monatshefte fiir
deutschen Unterricht. XXI :6: 179. (350)
Modern German stories, edited by A. W. Porterfield. Mod. Lang. J.
XIII:8:679-8o. (850)
Introduction to German Political and Cultural History, by F. W. Kaufmann
and E. W. Balduf. Ibid. XlV-.iijy-yS. (650)
(3) Articles:
Measuring reading ability in modern foreign languages. Proc. of the H. S.
Conf. U. of 111. Bui. XXVI:i7:235-38. (2500)
ASHBY, R. C.
(3) Articles:
Practices and problems of cooperative livestock shipping associations in
Illinois. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 331:349-72.
Livestock truckage rates in Illinois. Ibid. 342:119-75.
To market by truck. The Farm J. LIII:6:i4. (iioo)
Testing farm scales. Ibid. LIII:io:36. (200)
What must be considered in marketing. Nat. Livestock Prod. 7:10:21.
( 1 600)
Baker, C. E.
see Ruth, W. A.
Baker, F. C.
(3) Articles:
The European starling in Illinois. Science. 69:521-22. (500)
A new record of Castoroides ohioensis from Illinois. Ihid. 71:389. (360)
Biography of Augustus A. Gould. Diet. Amer. Biog. (600)
Biography of Robert Kennicott. Ibid. (900)
The use of animal life by the Mound Building Indians of Illinois. Trans. 111.
State Acad. Sci. 22:41-64. (8500)
The molluscan fauna of the southern part of Lake Michigan and its relation-
ship to old glacial Lake Chicago. Ibid. 22:186-94. (3200)
A review of our present knowledge concerning the character and distribution
of the Pleistocene aquatic molluscan life of Illinois. Ibid. 22:411-34.
(11,000)
University museum exhibition cases. The Museum News. 7:11-12. (550)
Campus birds. The Alumni Almanac, 111. Alumni News, 1929-30, Jan. to
April. (1400)
Baker, R. H.
(4) Books:
Astronomy. D. Van Nostrand Co., N. Y. 1930. 535 pp.
Baldwin, E. C.
(3) Articles:
Some extra biblical influences upon Milton's story of the Fall of Man.
J. Engl, and Germ. Philol. XXVIII:3:366-40i. (17,000)
(4) Books:
Types of literature in the Old Testament. Thomas Nelson and Sons, N. Y.
1929. i + 218 pp.
Baldwin, T. W.
(i) Book notices:
Silbermann, A. M.: Untersuchungen iiber die quellen des dramas "The
True Tragedy of Herod and Antipater with the Death of Faire Mar-
riam," by Gervase Markham and William Sampson. J. Engl, and
Germ. Philol. XXVH 1:3:439-40. (500)
(2) Original reviews:
The origin and development of i Henry VI in relation to Shakespeare,
Marlowe, Peele, and Greene, by Allison Gaw. Ibid. XXVIII:4:557-6i.
(2000)
The plays of Beaumont and Fletcher, by E. H. C. Oliphant. Ibid. XXIX:
2:280-85. (2000)
(3) Articles:
The Revels books of 1604-5, and 1611-12. The Library. 4 Ser.:X:3:327-38.
(3800)
Normal amount of teaching and research (report of Committee T, of the
A.A.U.P.). A. A. U. P. Bui. XVI:3:2o6-i4. (3300)
Barlow, R. R.
(3) Articles:
The government and the press in France. Journ. Qt. VI:2:i3-22. (8000)
The government and the press in Germany. Ibid. ¥1:3:3-7. (4000)
Cost of sports news told by dailies. Ed. and Pub. 62:50:58. (600)
Bartlett, R. W.
(3) Articles:
Price plans in eastern markets as related to the natural production of milk.
Rpt., 111. State Acad. Sci. XXII:558-74. (3000)
Barto, Harriet T.
(3) Articles:
The relation of nutrition to teeth. 111. Dept. of Public Health, Educ. Health
Circ. No. 5. pp. 21-25. (2000)
Bauer, F. C.
(3) Articles:
Productiveness of Illinois soils. 111. Farmer's Inst., 34th An. Rpt., July,
1929. pp. 14-39. (9650)
Management and treatment of soils as related to loan value. U. of 111. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Bui. 356:47-54. (2500)
with Linsley, C. M.
Test your soil for acidity. Ibid. 346:2-16. (3000)
with Smith, L. H.
Caring for the fertility of Illinois soil. Ibid. 342:3-20. (7740)
with Smith, R. S., DeTurk, E. E., and Smith, L. H.
Douglas County soil report. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Soil Rpt. 43:1-54.
(24-675)
with Smith, R. S., DeTurk, E. E., and Smith, L. H.
Coles County soil report. Ibid. 44:1-61. (26,000)
with Smith, R. S., Norton, E. A., DeTurk, E. E., and Smith, L. H.
Macon County soil report. Ibid. 45:1-67. (30,525)
Bayley, W. S.
(i) Book notices:
Diamond: a descriptive treatise, by J. R. Sutton. Econ. Geol. 24:4:452.
(150)
Geophysical prospecting: paper and discussions, etc. Amer. Inst. Min.
Engrs. Ibid. 24:5:563-64. (200)
A series of elementary exercises upon geological maps, by J. I. Piatt. Ibid.
24:5:564. (75)
Ore deposits of magmatic origin, their genesis and natural classifications, by
P. Niggli. Trans, by H. C. Boydell. Ibid. 24:7:780. (175)
Ball clays. Special reports on the mineral resources of Great Britain. Ibid.
24:7:784. (175)
Dana's manual of mineralogy, 14th ed., by W. E. Ford. Ibid. 24:8:873.
(100)
Elements of mineralogy, 22d ed., by F. Rutley. Ibid. 24:8:874. (150)
The platinum deposits and mines of South Africa, by P. A. Wagner. Ibid.
25:1:102-4. (850)
Bayley, W. S.
(i) Book notices (continued)
Sedimentary petrography, 2d ed., by H. B. Milner. Ibid. 25:1:107. (150)
Vorkommen und Geochemie der Mineralischen Rohstoffe, by G. Berg. Ibid.
25:2:227-28. (150)
Deposition of the sedimentary rocks, by J. E. JNIarr. Ibid. 25:2:229. (200)
(4) Books:
Guide to the study of non-metallic mineral products. Henry Holt and Co.,
N. Y. 1930. xvi -f 5.10 pp.
Beadles, Jessie R.
(3) Articles:
with Mitchell, H. H.
The paired-feeding method in nutrition experiments and its application to
the problem of cystine deficiencies in food proteins. J. Nutr. n:3:
225-43-
Beard, J. H.
(3) Articles:
Decreasing sick fate is noted among university students. The Nation's
Schools. IV:5:6i-68. (3500)
Health in college students. 111. Health Qt. n:i:2i-29. (3000)
Certain factors influencing the mental health of college students. 111. Med. J.
LVII:6:423-27. (4000)
The contribution of student health service to the progress of modern medi-
cine. Ibid. LVII:i:58-6i; Scientific Mo. XXIX:37i-74. (2500)
Becker, B. C.
(3) Articles:
with Muskat, I. E., and Lowenstein, J. S.
Studies of conjugated systems: II bromination of vinylacryllc acid. J. A.
C. S. 52:326-31. (2400)
with Muskat, I. E.
Studies of conjugated systems: III chlorination of vinylacryllc acid. Ibid.
52:812-17. (2000)
Benjamin, A. C.
(i) Book notices:
Studies and exercises in formal logic, by Keynes. J. Phil. XXVII:6:i6i-64.
(1600)
(3) Articles:
Existence. Ibid. XXVI: 14:365-72. (4000)
Berdahl, C. a.
(2) Original reviews:
The appointing and removal power of the President, by Charles E. Morgan-
ston. Const. Rev. 13:4:236-38. (900)
Fourth annual report of the permanent court of international justice. 111.
Law Rev. 24:8:943-44. (500)
Berdahl, C. a.
(2) Original reviews (continued)
Judicial interpretation of international law in the United States, by Charles
Pergler; the legal effects of recognition in international law, by John G.
Hervey. Ibid. 24:8:955-57. (1000)
(3) Articles:
The Kellogg Pact and the Covenant. League of Nations Chr. 2:11:2-3.
(1800)
The early attitude of the United States towards the peaceful settlement of
international disputes. Ibid. 3:2:2. (1000)
The early attitude of the United States towards the principle of international
organization. Ibid. 3:3:2. (1000)
The American league to enforce peace. Ibid. 3:4:2. (1500)
New South Dakota primary law applies short ballot doctrine. Nat. Munic.
Rev. 19:4:235-38. (2000)
Recent publications of political interest (compilations). Amer. Pol. Sci.
Rev. 23:2:522-58; 23:3:8o5-48;23:4:io66-99; 24:1:233-71. (60,000)
Herman, Edward
(i) Book notices:
A history of labor legislation in Illinois, by E. R. Beckner.
Amer. Econ. Rev. 20:1:134-35. (500)
A history of labor legislation in Illinois, by E. R. Beckner.
III. Law Rev. 24:7:847-49. (1000)
The labor injunction, by Felix Frankfurter and Nathan Greene.
Ibid. 24:8:939-41. (iioo)
The labor movement in the United States: 1 860-1895, by Norman J.
Ware. Taylor Soc. Bui. 14:6:279. (500)
War history of American railroads, by Walker D. Hines.
The World Tomorrow. 12:10:427. (800)
Bernbaum, Ernest
(3) Articles:
The place of English in the curriculum. Proc. Fed. of 111. Coll. 1930.
pp. 14-15. (400)
(4) Books:
Selections from the pre-romantic movement. Thomas Nelson and Sons,
N. Y. 1929. iv + 470 pp.
Blake, Coleridge, Wordsworth, Lamb, and Hazlitt. Thomas Nelson and
Sons, N. Y. 1929. iv -f 410 pp.
Scott, Southey, Campbell, Landor, Moore, and Byron. Thomas Nelson
and Sons, N. Y. 1929. iv + 392 pp.
Keats, Shelley, Leigh Hunt, De Quincey, and Carlyle. Thomas Nelson
and Sons, N. Y. 1929. iv -|- 415 pp.
The romantic period. Thomas Nelson and Sons, N. Y. 1930. ix + 485 pp.
The earlier Victorian period. Thomas Nelson and Sons, N. Y. 1930.
vii -f 410 pp.
The later Victorian period. Thomas Nelson and Sons, N. Y. 1930. vii -f
370 pp.
Books edited in Nelson's English Series, Thomas Nelson and Sons, N. Y.:
Old English and medieval literature, by Gordon Hall Gerould. 1929.
vii + 351 pp.
8
Bernbaum, Ernest
(4) Books (continued)
Sixteenth century literature, by Gordon Hall Gerould. 1929. xii + 394 pp.
Seventeenth century literature, by Richard Foster Jones. 1929. xii +
423 pp.
Eighteenth century literature, by Richard Foster Jones. 1929. xii +
416 pp.
Types of literature in the Old Testament, by Edward Chauncey Baldwin.
1929. xiv + 218 pp.
Essays and essay-writing, by Bernard L. Jefferson. 1929. xxi + 425 pp.
Hawthorne's Scarlet Letter, by Ernest E. Leisy. 1929. xxiv + 290 pp.
Some American humorists, by Napier Wilt. 1929. xiv + 260 pp.
Literary studies for freshman composition, by Bernard L. Jefferson, Paul N.
Landis, Arthur W. Secord, and James E. Ernst. 1929. xi + 717 pp.
The study of poetry, by Paul N. Landis and A. R. Entwistle. 1929. vii +
306 pp.
The best of Carlyle, by Herbert LeSourd Creek. 1929. xiii + 534 pp.
The journalist's manual of printing, with laboratory exercises, by Charles
Laurel Allen. 1929. vii + 270 pp.
The best of Tennyson, by Walter Graham. 1930. 650 pp.
Birch, C. L.
(3) Articles:
with Williamson, C. S.
The mistakes in diagnosis as revealed by autopsy. Med. Clin, of N. Amer.
13:5:1091-1109. (7000)
with Boyden, E. A.
Reaction of gall bladder to stimulation of gastro-intestinal tract. Amer. J.
Phys. 92:2:287-316. (11,000)
Blanchard, W. O.
(3) Articles:
Distribution of irrigated areas with special reference to Europe. J. Geog.
29:3:121-28. (2500)
(4) Books :
Exercises and problems in elementary economic geography. McGraw-
Hill, N. Y. 1930. 32 pp.
Geographic aspects of transportation. Henry Holt and Co., N. Y. 1930L
86 pp.
Blatt, M. L.
(2) Original reviews:
U. S. Veterans' Bureau Medical Bulletin, Vol. V, edited by Martin Cooley.
The Mil. Surgeon. Vol. 63. (5000)
Bloom, Margaret
(3) Articles:
Freshman response to comparative literature. Engl. J. XVni:9:76i-63.
(750)
Young America's response to ideas. School and Soc. XXX:766:299-30i.
(1600)
Bloom, Margaret
(3) Articles (continued)
Rhetoric and anti-rhetoricians. Ibid. XXXI:784:i8-i9. (1300)
(4) Books:
Translation and adaptation: Tales of a grandmother, by George Sand.
J. B. Lippincott Co., Phiia. 1930. 370 pp.
BOGART, E. L.
(i) Book notices:
A history of labor legislation in Illinois, by E. R. Beckner. Amer. Hist.
Rev. Apr., 1930. (400)
(3) Articles:
Our interest in the reparation problem. Atlantic Mo. 145:4:555-61 . (4200)
Biographies of five men. Diet. Amer. Biog. (3500)
(4) Books:
Editor, Longmans Economics Series. Longmans, Green, and Co., N. Y.:
Index numbers elucidated, by W. S. King. Longmans, Green, and Co.,
N. Y. 1920. XX + 226 pp.
American monetary and banking policies, by G. W. Dowrie. Longmans,
Green, and Co., N. Y. 1930. vii + 401 pp.
BoGUSCH, E. R.
(3) Articles:
Trend of succession in a southern bog. 111. State Acad. Sci. XXII:285-97.
(4200)
A new phlox from Texas phlox wilcoxiana sp. nov. Torreya. 29:5:1 35-36.
(.360)
Boor, A. K.
(3) Articles:
A crystallographic study of pure carbon monoxide hemoglobin. J. Gen.
Physiol. 13:3:307-16. (3400)
with Bachem, Albert
A spectroscopic study of carbon mono.xide hemoglobin. Proc. Chicago
Inst, of Med. 7:6:203. (350)
A spectroscopic study of carbon monoxide hemoglobin. J. Biol. Chem.
85:3:743-49- (^800)
with Hektoen, I.udvig
Preparation and antigenic properties of carbon monoxide hemoglobin.
J. Infect. Dis. 46:1:1-11. (4400)
BOURGIN, D. G.
(3) Articles:
Unimolecular reactions. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. 15:4:357-62. (2200)
Propagation of sound in gases. Phil. Mag. 7:821-41. (8500)
Sound propagation in gas mixtures. Phys. Rev. 34:3:521-26. (2600)
with Libman, E. E.
Bemerkungcn zu einer Arbeit von Joh. Kleibes von Leuchten des Atoms.
Ann. der Physik. 5:8:1096-99. {3'^^)
BOYDEN, E. A.
see Birch, C. L.
Bray, R. H.
(3) Articles:
A field test for available phosphorus in soils. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui.
337:591-602. (4100)
Base exchange capacity studies on certain soil types in Illinois. Rpt. loth
An. Mtg. Amer. Soil Surv. Assoc, Bui. XI. Mar., 1930. pp. 161-68.
(4000)
• with Willhite, F. M.
Determination of total replaceable bases in soils. Ind. and Eng. Chem.,
Anal. Ed. 1:3:1-3. (1000)
with Norton, E. A.
The soil reaction profile. J. Amer. Soc. Agron. 21:8:834-44. (5000)
Bbitton, W. E.
(3) Articles:
Legislation of the Fifty-Sixth General Assembly. 111. Law Rev. 24:5:547-
65. (5000)
Brodie, a. G.
(3) Articles:
Rapid treatment of class II, division I cases with new angle mechanism.
Original communication. Dent. Cosmos. LXXI:8.
The new angle mechanism. Original communication. J. Amer. Dent. Assoc.
XVI:2o85-2io8.
What is orthodontia. Ihid. XVII :6.
Comment on three editorials — a review. Internat. J. Ortho., Oral Surg.,
and Radiog. XV :9.
Broxsteix, I. P.
(3) Articles:
Recurrent meningitis within a period of eight years. J. A. M. A. 92:2094-
95. (2500)
Brooks, N. C.
(i) Book notices:
Jacob und seine zwolf Sohne. Ein evangelisches Schulspiel aus Steyr.
Von Thomas Brunner, 1566. J. of Engl, and Germ. Philol. 28:3:432-33.
(600)
Brown, C. A.
(3) Articles:
The dairy industry at a critical stage. Dair>' Produce. 36:41:11-12. (1500)
Stabilization corporations. The Cream, and Milk PI. Mo. 19:3:23-24.
(1500)
Brown, H. A.
(3) Articles:
with Morris, L. P.
Filament supply for radio receivers from rectified 25 kilocycle current.
Proc. Inst. Radio Engrs. 18:2:298-306. (2800)
Browning, E.
see Adams, Roger
BUCHHOLZ, J. T.
(3) Articles:
The embryogeny of the conifers. Proc. Internat. Cong, of PI. Sci. i -.359-92.
(14,500)
with Blakeslee, A. F.
Pollen-tube growth in crosses between balanced chromosomal types of
Datura Stramonium. Genetics. 14:538-68. (14,000)
with Lewis, I. M.
A method for preparing photographs of petri dish cultures by direct contact
printing on photographic paper. J. Bact. 19:105-11. (2300)
with Blakeslee, A. F.
Pollen-tube growth of the primary mutant of datura, rolled, and its two
secondaries. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. 16:3:190-95. (2600)
Bull, Sleeter
(3) Articles:
Canadian bacon production. Amer. Swineherd. 46:7. (2000)
Detour-T-bone trail under repairs. Breeders Gaz. 44:12. (2500)
Why not a contract market for cattle? Ibid. 45:2. (2500)
with Carroll, W. E., Rice, J. B., Laible, R. J., and Smith, R. A.
Type in swine as related to rate and economy of gain. U. of 111. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Bui. 321:341-92.
with Longwell, J. H.
Type in swine as related to quality of pork. Ibid. 322:395-490.
with Longwell, J. H.
Relative economy of the various cuts of pork. Ibid. 330:333-47.
with Carroll, W. E.
Type in swine as related to rate and economy of gain and quality of pork.
Ibid. 345:1-114.
BURGE, W. E.
(3) Articles:
with Verda, D. J., Wickwire, G. C, and Williams, E.
A study of the effect of a variety of substances on the rate of sugar utiliza-
tion. Amer. J. Physiol. 92:1. (300)
with Kneer, L. P.
Further evidence that dextrose is more easily used than any of the other
sugars. Ibid. 92:1. (250)
with Wickwire, G. C.
A comparison of the toxicity and of the effect on sugar metabolism of the
alkaloids from several different brands of cigarettes. Ibid. 92:1. (200)
with Green, F. C, M'Endarfer, M. E., and Orth, O. S.
Further study on the effect of summer and winter temperatures on the
catalase of pine needles; a reply to criticism. Proc. Royal Irish Acad.
XXXIX:B:io. (2100)
with Wickwire, G, C, and Seager, L. D.
Comparative effect of temperature on rate of pure chemical reactions and
rate of sugar utilization by a plant and a cold blooded animal. Botan.
Gaz. LXXXVIII:4. (2200)
la
BURLISON, W. L.
(3) Articles:
with Dungan, G. H.
Varieties of oats for Illinois. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 339:23-50. (8160)
with Pieper, J. J., and Flint, W. P.
Growing potatoes in Illinois. Ibid. 344:243-83. (11,200)
see also Nolan, A. W.
BUSWELL, A. M.
(3) Articles:
On the trail of a new source of energy. J. West. Soc. Engrs. 35:2:81-87.
(4000)
The improvement of the taste of chlorinated drinking water by the use of
activated charcoal filters, by Dr. Karl Imhoff and Dr. F. Sierp. (Trans-
lation). Public Works. 60:308. (1500)
with Elder, A. L.
Changes in sulfur compounds during sewage treatment. Ind. and Eng.
Chem. 21:6:560-62. (2800)
with Boruflf, C. S.
Fermentation products of cellulose. Ibid. 21:12:1181-82. (2400)
with Symons, G. E.
Biochemical oxygen demand of certain substances. Ind. and Eng. Chem.,
Anal. Ed. 1:2:161-62. (1000)
with Symons, G. E.
Comparison of the dilution and absorption methods for the determination
of biochemical oxygen demand. Ibid. 1:4:214-15. (iioo)
with Symons, G. E., and Pearson, E. L.
Observations on two-stage sludge digestion 1928-29. Sewage Works J.
2:2:214-18. (1500)
with Boruff, C. S.
Illinois River Studies 1925-28. III. State Water Surv. Bui. 28:1-127.
(45,000)
Cahn, a. R.
(3) Articles:
The hei'petology of Waukesha County, Wisconsin. Copeia. 170:4-8. (2000)
The effect of carp on a small lake: the carp a dominant. Ecology. X:3:
271-74. (2000)
The European starling at Urbana, 111. Wilson Bui. XLI:4:244. (300)
Information concerning castoroides. Science. LXX:i 826:635. (100)
The terrestrial mollusks of Turkey Run State Park, Indiana. Trans. 111.
State Acad. Sci. XXII:25c-63. (5500)
with Kemp, J. T.
The terrestrial mollusca of Turkey Run State Park, Indiana. Nautilus.
XLIII:2:66-7o. (1000)
Cain, J. R.
(4) Books:
Principles and practice of hygiene. Blakiston, Phila. 1930. ii -|- 350 pp.
13
Callen, a. C.
(3) Articles:
A mining school in the corn belt. Min. Cong. J. 15:5:349-52. (3000)
Calvin, J. K.
(3) Articles:
Uremia in children. Med. Clin, of N. Amer. 13:5:1211-27. (3000)
An unusual type of chronic nephritis in childhood. Arch, of Ped. 47:4:250-
59. (1800)
Canter, H. V.
(2) Original reviews:
A. M. Duff, Freedmen in the early Roman Empire. Class. J. 25:2:132-35.
(1075)
(3) Articles:
The figure AAYNATON in Greek and Latin poetry. Amer. J. Philol.
51:1:32-41. (4000)
Teachers of Latin and the Loeb Classical Library. Latin Notes. VII:i.
(550)
Card, L. E.
(3) Articles:
Putting into practice the newer facts of science. Poultry Trib. 36:1:28.
(800)
Don't skimp on the growing ration. Ibid. 36:5:13, 43-44. (1000)
Raising the 1930 crop of chickens. Successful Farming. 28:4:94-97. (1500)
Teaching an elective poultry course to students in general agriculture.
Proc. 2ist An. Mtg. Poultry Sci. Assoc, pp. 23-25. (1600)
Vitamin E requirements of poultry. Poultry Sci. 8:6:328-34. (2500)
The application of nomographic methods to the field of poultry husbandry.
Ibid. 9:1:27-38. (2500)
with Roberts, E.
Abnormal eggs. Ibid. 8:5:271-72. (400)
Carmichael, R. D.
(4) Books:
with Smith, E. R.
Plane and spherical trigonometry. Ginn and Co., Boston. 1930. x 4-198 pp.
Carnahan, D. H.
(i) Book notices:
Victor Hugo: Hernani, by D. S. Blondheim. Mod. Lang. J. XIV:5:4i9-
21. (700)
(3) Articles:
The attitude of the Oriflamme and the Nain towards romanticism. Mod.
Lang. Notes. XLV:2:i T1-14. (900)
Caro, M. R.
(3) Articles:
Thallium acetate: table for estimating dosage. J. A. M. A. 92:1834.
(200)
14
Caro, M. R.
(3) Articles (continued)
with Riordan, T. J.
Varicose ulcer and eczema: pathogenesis and treatment. Med. Clin, of
N. Amer. 13:3:729-43. (4000)
Carroll, W. E.
(3) Articles:
Type in swine as related to rate and economy of gain. U. of 111. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Bui. 32:. 51 pp.
Type in swine as related to rate and economy of gain and quality of pork
Ibid. 345. 13 pp.
see also Bull, Sleeter.
Casberg, C. H.
(3) Articles:
with Spencer, W. H.
Investigation of endurance oif bond strength of various clays in molding
sand. U. of 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 200:1-25. (11,000)
Case, H. C. M.
(3) Articles:
Cost of producing peaches and apples in Illinois. Trans. 111. State Hort.
Soc. 63:194-207. (4000)
Research in farm management. Proc. Internat. Conf. Agr. Econ. Workers.
1:4. (500)
Counting the dollars. 20th An. Rpt. Nebr. Crop Growers Assoc, pp. 14-
25. (3500)
A century of farming and the farm lease. Shorthorn World. 14:17. (2000)
Agricultural research and education in England and Wales. 111. Agr. 34:55.
(2000)
with Wilcox, R. W., and Berg, H. A.
Organizing the corn-belt farm for profitable production. U. of 111. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Bui. 329:259-332. (25,000)
with Norton, E. A., Smith, R. S., and others
Farm earnings and land values on 1500 Illinois farms. U. of 111. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Circ. 356:96-105. (4000)
Caskey, J. H.
(i) Book notices;
Nature and the country in English poetry, by C. E. de Haas. Amsterdam,
1928. J. of Engl, and Germ. Philol. 28:3:441-42. (900)
A noble rake. The life of Charles, Fourth Lord Mohun, by Robert Stanley
Forsythe. Cambridge, 1928. Ibid. 29:2:310-11. (475)
(3) Articles:
The two issues of The World. Mod. Lang. Notes. 45:1:29-31. (900)
Richard Cumberland's mission to Spain. Philol. Qt. 9:1:82-86. (1750)
Catherwood, F. L.
see Rose, W. C.
IS
Chamberlain, I. M.
see Hess, J. H.
Clark, A. H.
(4) Books:
Organic chemistry for students of pharmacy and medicine. D. Van Nos-
trand Co., N. Y. 1929. ix + 446 pp.
Clark, G. L.
(2) Original reviews:
Infra-red analysis of molecular structure, by F. I. G. Rawlings and A. M.
Taylor. Ind. and Eng. Chem. 21:8:801. (200)
(3) Articles:
X-ray applications in every-day engineering problems. Trans. A. S. M. E.,
Fuels and Steam Power. 51:1:27-29; Proc. Fourth Midwest Power
Eng. Conf., 1929. 27-9. (4500)
X-ray metallography in 1929. Metals and Alloys. 1:1:14-17; 2:57-68;
3:98-111; 4:153-61; 5:206-21. (50,000)
(Also published as bound monograph.)
The diffraction of X-rays by ordinary glass subjected to various treatments.
J. Soc. Glass Tech. 13:4:285-90. (2500)
Some new experiments on the chemical action of X-rays and the energy
relations involved. J. A. C. S. 52:2:465-79. (5000)
The present status and future possibilities of X-ray research on textiles.
Amer. Dyestuff Rptr., Sample Swatch Qt. Jan., 1929. pp. 60-70.
(8000)
with Smith, H. A.
Ultraviolet spectroscopy of the flames of motor fuels. IV. The practical
utilization of a small quartz prism spectrograph for the quantitative
determination of lead tetraethyl in gasoline. J. Phys. Chem. 33:5:
659-75. (6000)
with King, A. J.
The crystal structure of barium. J. A. C. S. 51:6:1709-11. (1000)
with Yohe, G. R.
X-ray investigations of optically active compounds. I. A proof of mole-
cular asymmetry in optically active phenylaminoacetic acid. Ibid.
51:9:2796-2807. (5200)
with Boruff, C. S.
The effect of X-rays on bacteria. Science. 70:1803:74-75. (500)
with Farr, Wanda K., and Pickett, Lucy W.
Some practical results of an X-ray analysis of cotton fibers. Ibid. 71:
1837:293-94. (1000)
with Tschentke, H. L.
Physico-chemical studies on the mechanism of the drying of linseed oil.
Ind. and Eng. Chem. 21:7:621-27. (6500)
with Anderson, H. V.
X-ray study of the zonal structure of silica brick from the roof of a basic
open-hearth furnace. Ibid. 21:8:781-85. (5000)
Application of X-rays in the classification of fibrous silicate minerals com-
monly termed asbestos. Ibid. 21:10:924-33. (7500)
16
Clark, G. L.
(3) Articles (continued)
with Parmelee, C. W., and Badger, A. E.
The coloration of glass by X-rays. J. Soc. Glass Tech. 13:4:279-85.
(3000)
with Amberg, C. R.
An X-ray investigation of felspar glasses. Ibid. 13:4:290-96. (3000)
with Pickett, Lucy W.
Crystal structures of some derivatives of diphenyl. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci.
16:1:20-27. (3500)
(4) Books:
X-ray metallography in 1929. Chem. Cat. Co., N. Y. 1929. 55 pp.
with West, C. J., and others
Annual survey of American chemistry. IV, Chapt. 7, X-ray examination
of materials. Chem. Cat. Co., N. Y. 1930. (5000)
see also Badger, A. E.
Clement, J. A.
(4) Books:
with Clement, J. H.
Cooperative supervision in grades seven to twelve. The Century Co.,
N. Y. 1930. 516 pp.
Coble, A. B.
(3) Articles:
Goemetric aspects of the abelian modular functions of genus four. Part II.
Amer. J. of Math. 51:4:495-514. (11,000)
(4) Books:
Algebraic geometry and theta functions. Amer. Math. Soc, N. Y. 1929.
iv + 292 pp.
COFFMAN, D. D.
see Marvel, C. S.
Cohen, Hyjian
(4) Books:
with Cohen, Lester
Aaron Traum. Horace Liveright, N. Y. 1930. 413 pp.
Colby, A. S.
(3) Articles:
Spur pruning is injurious. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 33:8:242. (500)
Strawberry club manual. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 339:32. (9700)
The red raspberry situation in Illinois. Trans. III. State Hort. Soc. 63:
221-29. (1800)
Characteristics of grape varieties under test at the Illinois Agricultural
Experiment Station. Trans. III. State Acad. Sci. 22:217-19. (1000)
The training of certain grape varieties to the 6-Cane Kniflfin system. Proc.
Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci. 1929. pp. 275-77. (1000)
The meadow grasshopper Orchelimum Vulgare Harris, a new raspberry pest.
J. Econ. Entom. 23:1:97-108. (6000)
see also Metcalf, C. L.
17
Converse, P. D.
(i) Book notices:
Some recent books on marketing. N. A. T. M. A. Bui. 4:14-18. (1300)
(3) Articles:
Graduate work in marketing. Ibid. Feb., 1930, 3:2-9. (4200)
Retail business in small town. Proc. Conf. on Community Relations. U. of
Minn. 1930. pp. 43-48. (1800)
Trends in industrial marketing. Enterpriser. Apr., 1930. pp. 18-19.
(1500)
Stock control essential in buying goods. 111. J. Com. XII: 1:9- 14. (1400)
with Sheets, H. P.
John Smith, consumer. Hdw. Retailer. 37:1:89-120. (27,000)
(4) Books:
Elements of marketing. Prentice-Hall, Inc., N. Y. 1930. xix -{- 1080 pp.
Cooke, F. W.
(3) Articles:
A photoelectric cell for use in erythema. Phys. Rev. 34:9:1287. (125)
Corey, S. M.
(3) Articles:
Use of the normal curve as a basis for assigning grades to small classes.
School and Soc. 31:798:514-16. (1500)
with Griffith, C. R.
Relation between exercise, learning, and resistance to disease. Proc. 9th
Internat. Cong. Psych. 1929. pp. 198-99. (700)
Cornbleet, Theodore
(3) Articles:
The use of gentian violet in erosio interdigitalis saccharomycetica. Arch, of
Derm, and Syph. 20:8:184-85. (?oo)
Couch, H. N.
(4) Books:
The treasuries of the Greeks and Romans. Geo. Banta Publishing Co.,
Menasha, Wis. 1929. i -f 118 pp.
Crandell, J. S,
(3) Articles:
Bote para vaciar alquitranes. Ingenicria Internacional. 18:4:32. (400)
European airports. Technograph. XLIII:2:57. (4000)
(4) Books:
Sec. 20, American Civil Engineers Handbook, Highway Engineering.
John Wiley and Sons, Inc., N. Y. 1930. loi pp.
Crathorne, a. R.
(3) Articles:
Mathematical articles. Nelsons Loose-Leaf Encyc. (2000)
(4) Books:
with Rietz, H. L.
College Algebra. 3d Ed. Henry Holt and Co., N. Y. 1929. xvi + 273 pp.
18
Culler, E. A.
(3) Articles:
An empirical study of zero and negative intelligence. Proc. 9th Internat.
Cong. Psych, pp. 133-34.
A phobic case. Brit. J. Med. Psych. 10:1:1-24.
with Taylor, W. S.
The problem of the locomotive-god. J. of Abnormal and Soc. Psych.
24:3:342-99.
Dailey, D. M.
(3) Articles:
Illinois banks and the federal reserve system. J. Bus., Univ. of Chicago.
2:3:258-71. (4200)
Chicago has unique banking structure. Chicago Com. 25:38:7-8. (1600)
Changes in the Illinois banking structure. 111. Bank. Assoc. Bui. 11:6:11-
12. (2200)
Should our national bank notes be paid up? Northwestern Bank. 34:503:
16-18. (2700)
Davis, D. J.
(3) Articles:
Septic sore throat. J. A. M. A. 93:978-82. (6000)
Day, W. B.
(4) Books:
Proceedings of the Illinois Pharmaceutical Association. W. B. Day, Chi-
cago. 1929. 222 pp.
Decker, S. W.
(3) Articles:
Lawns and their care. Hort. Mimeo. Circ. No. i.
with Weinard, F. F.
Report on the Urbana trial garden. Amer. Flor. 72 (2i72):i3, 34. (1400)
Degler, H. E.
see Poison, J. A.
DeTurk, E. E.
(3) Articles:
Chemical makeup of soils as related to land appraisal. U. of 111. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Circ. 356:42-46. (1500)
with Smith, R. S., Bauer, F. C, and Smith, L. H.
Douglas County soil report. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Soil Rpt. 43:1-54.
(24.675)
with Smith, R. S., Bauer, F. C, and Smith, L. H.
Coles County soil report. Ibid. 44:1-61. (26,000)
with Smith, R. S., Norton, E. A., Bauer, F. C, and Smith, L. H.
Macon County soil report. Ibid. 45:1-67. (30,525)
Dickinson, B. S.
(2) Original reviews:
A German text on journalism: Die Zeitung, by Otto Groth. Journ. Qt.
6:2:9-11. (1500)
19
DiLLAVOU, E. R.
(i) Book notices:
Common legal principles, by Francis W. Marshall. 111. Law Rev. 24:8:
947-48. (700)
(3) Articles:
Is appreciation available for dividends. Acct. Rev. V:i:22-26. (3000)
Qualifications of business law teachers. Amer. Law School Rev. VI:i2:
810-14. (3200)
DOLAND, J. J.
(4) Books:
with Babbitt, H. E.
Water supply engineering. McGraw-Hill, N. Y. 1929. xxi + 776 pp.
DORJAHN, J. A.
see Wolf, Samuel
DORNER, H. B.
(3) Articles:
Fundamentals of floral arrangement. Flor. Rev. 64:1658:37,106-11.
In the St. James version. Ibid. 65:1668:39-40.
Herbaceous perennials for Illinois gardens. Hort. Mimeo. Circ. 2.
Plants for the rock garden. Ibid. 4.
Books for the garden lover. Ibid. 7.
DORSEY, M. J.
(3) Articles:
A genetic conception of hardiness. Sci. Agr. 10:193-99.
The relation between euchrya-sac development and the set of fruit in the
apple. Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci. 1929. pp. 56-61.
Hardy peach buds. Trans. 111. State Hort. Soc. 63:452-58.
Draffin, J. O.
(3) Articles:
Progress in structural engineering: report of committee on railroads and
structural engineering. Proc. Vt. Soc. of Engrs. XVIII :43-49. (2600)
DUNGAN, G. H.
(3) Articles:
Relation of blade injury to the yielding ability of corn plants. Amer. Soc.
Agron. 22:2:164-70. (1625)
with Flint, W. P., and Young, A. L.
Corn-borer developments during 1929. U. of III. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 350.
(1200)
with Burlison, W. L.
Varieties of oats for Illinois. Ibid. 339:23-50. (8160)
DUVlGNEAUD, ViNCENT
(3) Articles:
with Bergmann, Max, and Zervas, Leonidus
Synthese arginin-haltiger Peptide: d-Tryosyl-d-arginin und sein Anhydrid.
Berichte der Deutschen Chemischen Gesellschaft. 62:8:1905-9. (1200)
DUVlGNEAUD, ViNCENT
(3) Articles (continued)
with Bergmann, Max, and Zervas, Leonidus
Acylwanderung und Spaltungsvorgange bei acylierten Dioxopiperazinen.
Ibid. 62:8:1909-13. (1200)
Elder, L. W., Jr.
(3) Articles:
pH measurement with the glass electrode and vacuum tube potentiometer.
J. A. C. S. 51:11:3266-72.
A comparison of certain hydrogen ion indicator electrodes in the presence of
ferric iron. Preprint. Trans. Amer. Electrochem. Soc. 57:6:49-59.
Emch, Arnold
(3) Articles:
On the construction of hyperelliptic curves. Tohoku Math. J. 29:329-47.
(5000)
On the geometry of symmetric functions. Ibid. 32:16-26. (2500)
On the mapping of the quadruples of the involutarial G4 in a plane upon a
Steiner surface. Amer. Math. Soc. Bui. 35:381-90. (2500)
Triple and multiple systems, their goemetric configurations and groups.
Trans. Amer. Math. Soc. 31:25-42. (5000)
Einige Eigenschaften der Grundpunkte eines Biischels von Kurven dritter
Ordnung. Commentarii Mathematici Helvetici. 1:1-5. (1000)
Unpublished Steiner manuscripts. Amer. Math. Mo. 36:273-75. (600)
(4) Books:
with others
Source book in mathematics. McGraw-Hill, N. Y. 1930. vi -\- 701 pp.
Engelhart, M. D.
(3) Articles:
Curriculum construction in chemistry. Sci. Educ. 14:3:518-22. (2250)
Formal versus informal education. Phi Delta Kappan. 12:6:174-78. (4000)
with Monroe, W. S.
Experimental research in education. U. of 111. Bui. 27:32:1-105; U. of 111.
Bur. Ed. Res. Bui. 27:48. (47,500)
Englis, D. T.
(3) Articles:
with Day, W. N.
The composition of peculiar clinkers found in snags after forest fires.
Science. LXIX:i797:6o5-6. (500)
with Gerber, Louis
A study of diastase activity in plants. The effect of phosphates in the soil
media. Soil Sci. XXVIII:3:22i-24. (1500)
with Zannis, C. D.
The effect of ethylene upon the activity of diastase and invertase. J. A. C. S.
52:2:797-802. (2000)
with Byer, W. J.
Determination of dextrose in the presence of levulose. Ind. and Eng.
Chem., Anal. Ed. 2:1:121-26. (2500)
Fahnestock, M. K.
(3) Articles:
with Willard, A. C, Kratz, A. P., and Konzo, S.
Investigation of heating rooms with direct steam radiators equipped with
enclosures and shields. U. of 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 192. XXVI :42:
72. (12,000)
with Willard, A. C.
The effect of two tj'pes of cast-iron steam radiators on air temperatures in
room heating. J. Heat., Piping, and Air Cond. 2:3:185-91. (3500)
Fairlie, J. A.
(2) Original reviews:
State administrative supervision over cities in the United States, by
Schuyler C. Wallace. Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev. 23:486. (300)
Electrical utilities: the crisis in public control, by William E. Mosher, editor,
and others. Public Man. 11:651. (400)
Federal limitations upon municipal ordinance power, by Harvey Walker.
Yale Law J. 39:921. (400)
The government and administration of the District of Columbia, by L. F.
Schmeckebeier and W. F. Willoughby; and Town government in
Massachusetts, by John F. Sly. Nat. Munic. Rev. 19:312. (600)
(3) Articles:
Judicial and administrative control of county offices. Mich. Law. Rev.
28:250. (10,000)
Political developments and tendencies. Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev. 24:1. (6000)
Facilities for publication in the field of political science. Ibid. 24 (Supp.):8o.
(20,000)
Recent developments in county government. Guidon. 4:4:2. (800)
Ferrall, Sarah C.
(3) Articles:
with Dallenbach, K. M.
The analysis and synthesis of burning heat. Amer. J. Psych. XLI 1:72-82.
(3300)
FiLBEY, E. J.
(3) Articles:
To merge, or not to merge. The Canner. 70:9:17-19. (3000)
Fletcher, H. F.
(2) Original reviews:
Studies in Shakespeare, Milton, and Donne, by members of the Department
of English, University of Michigan. University of Michigan Publica-
tions, Humanistic Series, New York. J. of Engl, and Germ. Philol.
XXVIII:56i-62. (750)
Die Idee der Toleranz im England der Grossen Revolution. Michael
Freund. Ibid. pp. 574-77. (1000)
(3) Articles:
Milton and Ben Gerson. Ibid. XXIX:4i-52. (3500)
(4) Books:
The use of the Bible in Milton's prose. U. of 111. Studies in Lang, and Lit.,
Urbana, 111. 1929. vi -|- 176 pp.
22 (
Fletcher, H. F.
(4) Books (continued)
with others
Fred Newton Scott papers. Univ. of Chicago. 1929. x + :>i9 pp.
Flom, G. T.
(i) Book notices:
Kurze Einfiihrung in die allgemeine Sprachlautlehre, Von Jorgen Forch-
hammer. J. of Engl, and Germ. Philol. XXVIII :463. (125)
Norrona lovkvaeden fran 800 — och 900 — - talen, Utgivna av Ivar Lind-
quist. Ibid. XXIX: 154. (200)
Nordiska namnstudier, Av Elias Wessen. Ibid. XXIX:i54-55. (350)
Osebergskibets runeindskrifter, Av Magnus Olsen. Ibid. XXIX:i55. (250)
Drei Lygosogur, Herausgegeben von A. Lagerholm. Ibid. XXIX: 155-56.
(330)
Eddastudier III. Av Hugo Pipping. Ibid. XXIX:i56. (300)
Romsdalsmaal; Formlaera. Av Hans Rypdal. Ibid. XXIX:i56-57. (150)
Joleband og vegetations guddom. Av Nils Lid. Ibid. XXIX:i57. (300)
Romans, Kelts, and Saxons in ancient Britain, by R. E. Zachrisson. Ibid.
XXIX:i57-58. (400)
English synonyms and homonyms, by J. H. A. Gunther. Ibid. XXIX:i58.
(100)
(2) Original reviews:
Om Codex Argenteus. Dess Tid, Hem och oden. Av Otto von Friesen
och Anders Grape. Ibid. XXVIII:4io-i2. (960)
Svenskavaeldets Fald. Av Lis Jakobsen. Ibid. XXVI 1 1:424-26. (1000)
The Poetic Edda, by Lee M. Hollander. Ibid. XXVIII :543-47. (2700)
Farms and fanes of ancient Norway. Place-names and social and religious
history, by Magnus Olsen. Ibid. XXVIII:57o-73. (iioo)
Briefe von Rasmus Rask. Bearbeitetv. F. Braune. Ibid. XXVIII :584-86.
(600)
Abriss der altfriesischen Grammarik, Von Walther Steller. Ibid. XXVIII:
586-87. (600)
Edda. Die Lieder des Codex Regius nebst verwandten Denkmalern, II,
Von G. Neckel. Ibid. XXIX:i32-33. (500)
Studies in passive nouns with a concrete sense in English, by E. Bengtsson.
Language. VI:94-96. (900)
(3) Articles:
Fragment of RA58A of an old Norwegian codex of Ca. the year 1200.
J. of Engl, and Germ. Philol. XXIX:2:i82-2o7. (10,000)
(4) Books:
Old English grammar and reader. D. C. Heath and Co., Boston and N. Y.
1930. vii + 407 pp.
Eraser, W. J.
(3) Articles:
Money-making dairying in the West. Hoard's Dairyman. 75:1:6. (900)
Western dairymen feed much rich roughage. Ibid. 75:2:62. (950)
Cows give large yields on rich roughage. Ibid. 75:3:102. (1150)
Is cow or dairyman to blame? Ibid. 75:4:164. (1350)
23
Fraser, W. J.
(3) Articles (continued)
If they can irrigate, we can lime. Ibid. 75:5:222-57. (1495)
When cheaper milk is made, alfalfa is the feed that will make it. Ibid.
75:6:290, (1125)
Freer, Louise
(2) Original reviews:
Foreword — Swimming and Diving, by Ann Avery Smith. Chas. Scribner's
Sons, N. Y. (435)
Foreword — An Outline of Physical Education for the First and Second
Grades, by Andersen and McKinley. A. S. Barnes and Co., N. Y.
(340)
Freilich, E. B.
(3) Articles:
Ether anesthesia in the tuberculous. 111. Med. J. 56:67-69. (1200)
FusoN, R. C.
(3) Articles:
with Kao, T. Y.
The mechanism of the cleavage of diethyl alpha, alpha-Dibromoadipate by
secondary amines. A new synthesis of cyclobutane derivatives. J. A.
C. S. 51:1536-39. (1900)
Garner, J. W.
(2) Original reviews:
Buell, International relations. Ann. Amer. Acad. Pol. and Soc. Sci.
CXLVIII:29i-92. (360)
Hutchinson, United States of Europe. Intercollegian. Mar., 1930. p. 176.
(560)
Academic de Droit International, Recueil des Cours. Amer. J. Internat.
Law. 23:887-91. (2500)
Rowland, survey of American foreign relations. Ibid. 24:424-26. (iioo)
(3) Articles:
The international convention for the repression of counterfeiting. Ibid.
24:135-39- (1800)
Financial assistance to states threatened with agression. Ibid. 23:829-32.
( 1 600)
The new arbitration treaties of the United States. Ibid. 23:595-602. (3700)
Anglo-American and continental European administrative law. N. Y. Univ.
Law Rev. 7:387-414. (10,000)
Appeared also in French under the title: La conception Anglo-Amer-
icaine de droit administratif, in Melanges Maurice Hauriou. Librairie
du Recueil Sirey. Paris. 1929.
The United States and Latin America. The World Tomorrow. 13:200-6.
(5000)
The new international law. Miss. Law J. 2:163-78. (6000)
International responsibility of states for judgments of courts and verdicts
of juries amounting to denial of justice. Brit. Yr. Bk. of Internat. Law.
10:181-89. (3500)
24
Garner, J. W.
(3) Articles (continued)
The freedom of the seas: principles of a solution. The Nation and Athe-
naeum, London, 1929. (6000)
President Hoover's proposal for the immunity of food carrying ships. Man-
chester Guardian, Dec, 1929. (1400)
(4) Books:
with Capen, L. I.
Our government: its nature, structure and functions. The American Book
Co., N. Y. 1930. xi + 657 pp.
Gasul, B. M.
(3) Articles:
Schilder's disease (encephalitis periaxialis diffusa). Amer. J. Dis. of
Children. 39:3:595-609. (5000)
The prognosis of tuberculosis in children. Ihid. 37:5:909-17. (5000)
Professor Langer's method of vaccination against tuberculosis. Arch, of
Ped. 46:July:459-6i. (480)
with Rosenblum, P.
Lobar pneumonia complicated by fatal bleeding gastric erosions. J. A.
M. A. 92:25:2097. (900)
(4) Books:
Translation: The nutrition of healthy and sick infants and children, by
Novel, Pirquet, and Wagner. F. A. Davis Co., Phila. 1929. 243 pp.
G.\THERCOAL, E. N.
(3) Articles:
Chairman's report of the commJttee on local branches. J. A. Ph. A. 18:
1080-81. (300)
Chairman's report of the committee on unofficial standards. Ihid. 19:
191-96. (2400)
History of the committee on unofficial standards of A. Ph. A. Ibid. 18:
413-16, 519-21. (3700)
(4) Books:
Color names in the U. S. Pharmacopoeia and in the arts, sciences, and
industries. Drug Bui., Chicago. 1930. 90 pp.
Geissendoerfer, J. T.
(2) Original reviews:
Von Schiller zu Nietzsche. Von Herbert Cysarz. J. of Engl, and Germ.
Philol. 28:3:455-57. (900)
Jean Pauls Sammtliche Werke. Von Eduard Berend. Ibid. 28:4:580-84.
(1800)
Jean Pauls "Wuz." Von Helmut Kiipper. Ibid. 29:2:296-99. (1350)
GOBLE, G. W.
(2) Original reviews:
Unfair competition and trade marks, by Nimms. Univ. of Pa. Law Rev.
78:3:455-59. (2750)
Present day law schools in the United States and Canada, by Reed. Cornell
Law Qt. 15:1:161-64. (1700)
25
GOBLE, G. W.
(2) Original reviews (continued)
Famous speeches by eminent statesmen, by Hicks. III. Law Rev. 24:8:
957-58. (550)
(3) Articles:
Effect of the registration of trade marks. Ibid. 24:4:474-80. (3300)
Goldberg, Benjamin
(3) Articles:
A unified plan of tuberculosis control. Amer. Rev. of Tuberculosis. 19:6:15.
(5900)
Activity rather than passivity (a modified specialized sanatorium regimen).
Trans. Nat. Tuberculosis Assoc, 1929; and Hosp. Soc. Service, N. Y.
21:3:8. (3500)
The diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis. Clin. Med. and Surg. 36:7:4.
(2400)
Uses and limitations of sanatoriums for the tuberculous. J. A. M. A.
93:4. (3250)
An apparatus for mass treatment of children with ultraviolet rays. Ibid.
93:2; Brit. J. of Actinotherapy, 4:10:2. (1200)
Newer methods in tuberculosis therapy. Ann. of Int. Med. 3:9:7. (3700)
Present needs in tuberculosis control. New Eng. J. Med. 202:16:7. (4700)
Eleven years progress. Chicago Munic. Tuberculosis San. Bui. 9:5-6:36.
(15,000)
Early diagnosis. Ibid. 9:7-8-9:41. (19,500)
Heliotherapy. Ibid. 10:1-2-3:36. (18,500)
with Smithies, Frank
Tuberculous enterocolitis. Ibid. 9:10-11-12:48. (22,000)
GOLDWASSER, MoSES
(3) Articles:
Die Oberflachenaktiven StofTe des Blutes. Zeitschrift fur die gesamte
.experimentelle Medicin. 67:5-6:763-71. (1500)
Goodman, J. B.
(3) Articles:
with Krase, N. W.
Vapor pressure of toluene up to the critical temperature. Ind. and Eng.
Chem. 22:1:13. (750)
with Krase, N. W.
Behavior of carbon dioxide under pressure. Chem. and Met. Eng. 36:3:
162-63. (1500)
Gotshalk, D. W.
(i) Book notices:
VanMeter Ames, the aesthetics of the novel. Phil. Rev. XXXVIII:5:
501-4. (1500)
(3) Articles:
Qualities, relations, and a paradox of judgment. J. Phil. XXVI:24:645-57.
(5500)
McTaggart on time. Mind. XXXIX:NSi 53:26-43. (8000)
Causality as an ontological relation. Monist. XL:2:23i-56. (8500)
26
Graham, Robert
see Thorp, Frank, Jr.
Graham, W. J.
(i) Book notices:
John Gay's London, by William Henry Irving. J. of Engl, and Germ.
Philol. 28:4:573-74. (4800)
(4) Books:
The best of Tennyson, with introduction and notes. Thomas Nelson and
Sons, N. Y. 1930. XXX + 640 pp.
Green, Frederick
(3) Articles:
Constitutional law; waiver of indictment; election to be tried on information.
111. Law Rev. 24:3:319-25. (2700)
Griffith, C. R.
(i) Book notices:
Coghill: Anatomy and- the problem of behavior. Biol. Abst. 4:5:1585.
(500)
Boring: A history of experimental psychology. Greenville Coll. Qt.
21:4:11-16. (2000)
(2) Original reviews:
Vestibular sensations and the mechanisms of balance. Psych. Bui. 26:
549-65. (7000)
(3) Articles:
Mental stance. Athletic J. 9:7:24-27. (3000)
Recent changes in basketball tactics from the point of view of psychology.
Ibid. 9:8:42-44. (4000)
An experimental study of errors in basket shooting. Ibid. 10:9:24-27.
(4000)
Some experiments in basketball. Ibid. 10:10:31-34. (6000)
An experimental study of the sleep of athletes. Trans. 111. State Acad. Sci.
22:654-57. (1500)
Does the coach have a profession? Proc. of the H. S. Conf. 26:17:305-9,
(4500)
An experimental study of the nature of sleep. Proc. 9th Internat. Cong.
Psych, pp. 193-94- (500)
Experimental studies on fitness. Ibid. pp. 194-95. (500)
Measuring reaction time to muscular load. Ibid. pp. 195-96. (500)
Experimental studies on the function of plateaus in learning. Ibid. pp.
196-97. (600)
with Corey, S. M.
The relation between exercise and learning. Ibid. pp. 198-99. (600)
Studies in the psychology of athletics. J. Health and Phys. Educ. 1:3:
9-12. (4000)
Creating Athletes. Henry Suder Club Bui. Mar., 1930. (1500)
GUTTMAN, M. R.
(3) Articles:
Primary carcinoma of tympano mastoid. 111. Med. J. LVI:2:i5o-52. (650)
Barbituric hypnotics in rhinogenic cocaine intoxication. Ibid. LVI:i:
59-62. (1000)
27
GUTTMAN, M. R,
(3) Articles (continued)
Determination of the pathogenic tonsil. Ibid. LVII:5:352-55. (800)
Alleviation of pain in peritonsilar abscess — a new method. Arch, of Otolar.
XI:4:426-29. (800)
with Guttman, J. R.
Tribromethylalcohol (Avertin) anesthesia in electrologic surgery of the head
and neck. Arch, of Phys. Therapy, X-Ray and Radium. XI 13 : 120-22.
(400)
Hague, Stella M.
(3) Articles:
Illinois mosses. Trans. 111. State Acad. Sci. 22:220-49.
Halpern, L. J.
(3) Articles:
Typhoid fever in children: a study of sixty-seven cases. Reprinted from
Amer. J. pis. of Children. 38:10-15. (2500)
Phelitis in Infancy. Reprinted from Clin. Med. and Surg. June, 1929.
(1800)
Ham, C. W.
(3) Articles:
Some present day trends in machine design. Technograph. Jan., 1930.
pp. 63-64. (2500)
(4) Books:
The mechanical engineers' handbook, ed. Lionel S. Marks. Section on:
Pipe and pipe fittings. McGraw-Hill, N. Y. 1930. pp. 1007-64.
Hamilton, T. S.
(3) Articles:
with Mitchell, H. H.
Swine type studies. III. The energy and protein requirements of growing
swine and the utilization of feed energy in growth. U. of 111. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Bui. 323:493-600.
Hansen, M. L.
(i) Book notices:
Otto Dannehl Carl Schurz: ein Deutscher Kampfer. Amer. Hist. Rev.
XXXV:2:425-26. (350)
Gunnar J. Malmin (ed.) America in the Forties: the letters of Ole Munch
Raeder. Ibid. XXXW: 3:6-] 6-^7. (400)
(3) Articles:
The second colonization of New England. New Eng. Qt. 11:4:539-60.
(6000)
Harno, a. J.
(2) Original reviews:
From the physical to the social sciences, by Jacques Rueff. 111. Law Rev.
24:8:938-39. (800)
Questioned documents, by Albert S. Osborn. Ibid. 24:7:842-43. (700)
28
Harno, a. J. (continued)
(3) Articles:
Editorial: Unwarranted censure of attorney by court. Ibid. 24:2:220-22.
(700)
Editorial: Appreciation of Dean Henry Craig Jones. Iowa Law Rev.
15:1:7. (200)
(4) Books:
Illinois Crime Survey: The supreme court in felony cases. 111. Assoc, for
Crim. Justice, Chicago, 1929. 79 pp.
Experience with paroles 1 91 7- 1 927. Ibid. 1929. 21 pp.
The probation system. Ibid. 1929. ;i2 PP-
Hassin, G. B.
(i) Book notices:
A. A. Bogomoletz: Arterial hypertension, Moscow, U.S.S.R. Government
Medical Publication, 1929. J. A. M. A. 94:1:57. (280)
A. J. Heymanovich: The Ukraina Psychoneurological Institute for five
years (1921-1926) Kharkov, 1929, U.S.S.R. Ibid. 94:1:658-89. (700)
J. Wilh. Hultkranz: Gehirnpraparation mittels Zerfaserung: Anleitung
zum makroskopischen Studium des Gehirns, Berlin, Julius Springer,
1929. Ibid. 94:10. (280)
N. Kabanov: Mechanism of psychic life. Introduction to the study of
physiologic psychology, Moscow. Ibid. 94:3. (170)
(3) Articles:
Clinical pathological studies in amaurotic family idioc}-. Amer. J. Psychiat.
8:6:969-75.
The nerve supply of cerebral blood vessels. Arch, of Neurol, and Psychiat.
22:8:375-91.
Villi (pacchionian bodies) of the spinal arachnoid. Ibid. 23:1:65-79.
with Geiger, J. C.
Postvaccinal (cowpox) encephalitis; a clinicopathologic report of a case.
Ibid. 23:3:481.
with Bassoe, Peter
Disseminated sarcomatosis (melanoblastoma?) of the central nervous
system and the meninges: report of a case. Ibid. 21:5:1087-1102.
with Burstein, H. J., and Stenn, A.
Stereotyped acts or attitude tics? J. Nerv. and Ment. Dis. 71:1:27-32.
with Anderson, J. B.
Cyst of the third ventricle. U. S. Veterans' Bur. Med. Bui. 6:1:56-61.
Haswell, R. E.
(i) Book notices:
mini Poetry, 1922-30, edited by P. N. Landis. Daily Illini. LVIV:2o:i, 4.
(2500)
Hayes, W. P.
(3) Articles:
with McColloch, J. W.
The problem of controlling soil infesting insects. Trans. 4th Internat.
Cong, of Entom. 2:306-15. (2500)
J. W. McColloch — Obituary. Ann. Entom. Soc. of Amer. 23:1:195-96.
(400)
29
Hectorne, R. L.
see Thorp, Frank, Jr.
Herrold, R. D.
(3) Articles:
The treatment of acute complications of gonococcus and post gonococcus
infections with calcium gluconate. Ven. Dis. Inf. XI:2:i-8. (2600)
with Traut, E. F.
A simple method of making cultures of the rectum. J. Infect. Dis. 45:3:
17^-74- (400)
with Traut, E. F.
The influenza epidemic of 1928: A study of its bacteriology. Arch, of Int.
Med. 45:Mar.:4i2-i9. (2500)
Hess, J. H.
(3) Articles:
with Bettman, R. B.
Diaphragmatic hernia in an infant with operation and recovery. J. A. M. A.
92:June, 1929:2014. (5000)
with Chamberlain, I. M.
Premature infants. A report of 761 consecutive cases. Pa. Med. J. Apr.,
1930. (16,000)
(4) Books:
Feeding and nutritional disorders in infancy and childhood. Rev. 6th ed.
F. A. Davis Co., Phila. 1930. 566 pp.
Hetler, Rossleene A.
(3) Articles:
with Meyer, Clara R.
The distribution of vitamin A in some corn. J. Agr. Res. 39:10:767-80.
(5000)
with Hussemann, D., and Plant, M.
The vitamin B requirement for lactation. J. Home Econ. 21:10:777.
(500)
with Meyer, Clara R.
The vitamin B complex of oats. Ibid. 21:10:777-78. (200)
with Pickens, Louise M.
The effect of grape juice on nitrogen retention and urinary acidity. Ibid.
22:1:44-48. (1000)
HiGGINSON, G. D.
(3) Articles:
The after-effects of certain emotional situations upon maze learning among
white rats. J. Comp. Psych. X:i:i-io. (5000)
The effects of rotation upon the behavior of the rat in the maze. Ibid.
X:4:i-2o. (10,000)
(4) Books:
Manual of experimental psychology. Coll. Pub. Co., Champaign, III.
1929. 180 pp.
Exercises in introductory psychology. Coll. Pub. Co., Champaign, III.
1929. 80 pp.
30
HiLLER, E. T.
(3) Articles:
The sociology of E. C. Hayes. J. of Sociol. and Soc. Res. XIV:3:203-io.
(2000)
Some trends in rural social life. Proc. of the H. S. Conf., U. of 111. Bui.
XXVII. (1900)
HiRSCH, E. W.
(3) Articles:
History of suprapubic prostatectomy. Med. J. and Rec. 130:4:216-18.
(1500)
Cause of urinary retention without prostatectomy. 111. Med. J. 66:3:
203-5- (500)
Bladder neck bar. Amer. J. of Surg. 7:1:117-19. (500)
Ejaculatio praecox. Urologic and Cutaneous Rev. 34:4:236-39. (1500)
HOBART, M. H.
(3) Articles:
Fracture of sesamoid bone of foot, with report of a case. J. of Bone and
Joint Surg. XI:2:298-302. (1250)
HOELSCHER, R. P.
(4) Books:
The teaching of mechanical drawing. John Wiley and Sons, Inc., N. Y.
1929. vii + 223 pp.
HOLLOWELL, E. A.
(3) Articles:
Influence of atmospheric and soil moisture upon seed setting in red clover.
J. Agr. Res. 39:4:229-47. (6825)
Holt, H. W.
(i) Book notices:
Masterson: Jurisdiction in marginal seas. 111. Law. Rev. 24:2:2. (820)
Wigmore: A panorama of the world's legal systems; and A map of the
world's law. Ibid. 24:4. (700)
Hopkins, B. S.
see Selwood, P. W.
Hottes, C. F.
(3) Articles:
with Wilson, H. K.
Resistance of wheat to high temperatures under different methods of heating.
J. Amer. Soc. Agron. 22:2:108-12. (1750)
Howard, F. C.
(3) Articles:
with Dunn, E. T.
Crystalline changes in copper due to annealing. Ind. and Eng. Chem.
21:550-53- (1500)
31
Howard, W. V.
(i) Book notices:
Function of natural gas in the production of oil, by H. C. Miller. Econ.
Geol. XXIV:7:78o-8i. (550)
Oil: its conservation and waste, by James H. Westcott. Ibid. XXIV:5:
564. (150)
The Kevin-Sunburst and other oil and gas fields of the sweetgrass arch, by
Eugene S. Perry. Bui. Amer. Assoc. Petrol. Geol. 13:6:691. (200)
300 reviews of articles on the geology of petroleum. Annot. Bibliog. of
Econ. Geol. 1:1 and 2. (20,000)
35 reviews of articles on the geology of petroleum. Ibid. 2:1. (2400)
(3) Articles:
Limestones as reservoir rocks. Bui. Amer. Petrol. Inst. 10:55:14-15. (500)
Hull, T. G.
(3) Articles:
with Garwood, C. A., and Hall, N.
Reliability of the gonococcus fixation test. J. Lab. and Clin. Med. 15:
66-71. (2500)
with Arnold, L.
The role of the food vehicle in food poisoning. Amer. J. Public Health.
20:287-90. (1000)
with Arnold, L., Gustafson, C. L, Montgomery, B. E., and Singer, C.
The self-disinfecting power of the skin as a defense mechanism against
invasion. Amer. J. Hyg. 11:2:345-61. (6500)
(4) Books:
Diseases transmitted from animals to man. Thomas, Springfield, 111.
1930. XXV + 350 pp.
Hunter, M. H.
(i) Book notices:
Abstracts on taxation. Soc. Sci. Abst. 2:1-4. (8000)
(2) Original reviews:
Federal income and estate tax laws, by Barton and Browning. 111. Law
Rev. XXIV:8:953-54- (35o)
(3) Articles:
Taxation of commercial motor vehicles. Proc. Nat. Tax Assoc. 1929.
pp. 467-80. (5000)
The attractions of economics to the graduate student. Soc. Sci. 4:4:477-82.
(2200)
Federal, state and local finances. Amer. Yr. Bk. 1929. (9000)
Who finally pays the taxes. Barron's. 9:34:5 flf. (3500)
(4) Books:
Bui., National Tax Association, editor, October to June. Nat. Tax Assoc,
N. Y. 1929-30. 128 pp.
HUNTINGTOX, W. C.
(4) Books:
Building construction. John Wiley and Sons, Inc., N. Y. 1929. viii +
596 pp.
32
HuRSH, R. K.
(3) Articles:
A laboratory slagging test for boiler furnace refractories. Trans. A. S. M. E.
51:22:339-45. (6000)
Sulphur gases and dryer scumming. Proc. N. B. M. A., Bui. 105. pp. 27-
35; Brick and Clay Rec. 75:13:810-12. (2400)
Relative humidity and moisture content of air. Proc. N. B. M. A., Bui. 106.
pp. 36-45- (1600)
Heat and air requirements for drying clay products. Brick and Clay Rec.
75:12:753-55. (2000)
with Hazen, E. J.
Dryer tests at the Bohnsack Brick Co. Proc. N. B. M. A., Bui. 104. pp.
47-63; Brick and Clay Rec. 75:5:292-302; The Clay Worker. 92:1:
117. (4000)
HUSSEMANN, D.
see Hetler, R. A.
James, W. A.
see Thorp, Frank, Jr.
Jefferson, B. L.
(3) Articles:
Rural lass and Tam Glen. London Times Lit. Sup. i453:p. 1032. (300)
(4) Books:
Essays and essay writing. Thomas Nelson and Sons, N. Y. 1929. ii -f-
425 pp.
with Landis, P. N., Secord, A. W., and Ernst, J. E.
Literary studies for freshman rhetoric. Thomas Nelson and Sons, N. Y.
1929. iii + -ji-j pp.
JOANNIDES, MiNAS
(3) Articles:
Influence of diaphragm on esophagus and stomach. Arch, of Int. Med.
44:856-61.
with Freilich, H. H.
Mechanism of D'Espine sign; its significance in tracheobronchial gland
tuberculosis. 111. Med. J. 56:193-94.
see also Olkon, D. M.
Johnson, C. A.
(3) Articles:
with Rappaport, B. Z.
Fractionation of pollen proteins and their skin reactions on sensitive indi-
viduals. Proc. Soc. for Exper. Biol, and Med. 26:9:771-72. (1000)
Johnson, Sveinbjorn
(i) Book notices:
Rights of minority stock and railway security holders, by Harvey. Va. Law
Rev. XVI :3. (700)
33
Johnson, Sveinbjorn (continued)
(3) Articles:
Military training in the Land Grant Colleges: Is it optional or mandatory?
111. Law Rev. XXIV:3:27i-95. (7000)
Johnstone, H. F.
(3) Articles:
An electrical method for the determination of the dew point of flue gases.
U. of 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 27:13:1-22. (4000)
with Taylor, Edmund
Determination of the sulfur content of gases from boiler furnaces. Ind. and
Eng. Chem., Anal. Ed. 1:4:197-200. (1500)
Jones, H. S. V.
(i) Book notices:
Mittelenglisches Lesebuch fur von Dr. Karl Brunner u. Dr. Rudolf Hitt-
mair. J. of Engl, and Germ. Philol. XXVIII :4:549-5o. (500)
Havelok mit Einleitung, Glossar, und Anmerkungen. Von F. Holthausen.
lUd. XXVIII :4:592-93. (400)
(2) Original reviews:
Geoffrey Chaucers Kleinere Dichtungen, nebst Einleitung, Lesarten,
Anmerkungen u. s. w. Von John Koch. Ibid. XXVIII:3:4i7-2i. (2000)
Kammlade, W. G.
(3) Articles:
Some comparisons of methods of fattening western lambs. U. of 111. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Bui. 338:1-20. (10,000)
with Pilchard, E. I.
A manual for sheep club members. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 351:1-48.
(20,000)
(4) Books:
with Coffey, W. C.
Productive sheep husbandry. J. B. Lippincott Co., Phila. 1929. xxxii -|-
479 PP-
Keeton, R. W.
(3) Articles:
with Saunders, W. B.
Objects and methods of treating pneumonia. Ann. Int. Med. Sept., 1929.
pp. 363-74. (3485)
with Mackenzie, Helen
Principles underlying the calculation of flexible diabetic and ketogenic
diets. Ibid. Dec, 1929. 3:6:546-56. (3285)
with Nelson, Esther
The vomiting mechanism in early toxemias of pregnancy. Med. Clin, of
N. Amer. Mar., 1930. pp. 1135-47. (3890)
Kelley, V. W.
(3) Articles:
A comparison of the transpiration rates of twenty-one decidious fruit species.
U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 341:95-116. (9000)
34
Kelley, v. W.
(3) Articles (continued)
Fertilizing the apple orchard. Trans. 111. State Hort. Soc. pp. 303-10.
(3600)
with Ruth, W. A.
Methods of heading young apple trees and the importance of this problem.
Ibid. pp. 208-17. (4000)
Kelso, Ruth
(4) Books:
The doctrine of the English gentleman in the sixteenth century. U. of 111.
Studies in Lang, and Lit., Urbana, 111. 1929. 279 pp.
Ketchum, M. S.
(3) Articles:
Structural engineering. Amer. Yr. Bk. 1929. pp. 583-90. (5000)
Keyes, D. B.
(i) Book notices:
Catalytic processes in applied chemistry, by T. P. Hilditch. Chem. and
Met. Eng. 36:10:622. (200)
(3) Articles:
How new chemical products are invented. J. Chem. Educ. 6:12:2178-80.
(600)
The manufacture of anhydrous ethyl alcohol. Ind. and Eng. Chem. 21:11:
998-99. (2000)
Equipment for gas-liquid reactions. U. of 111. Bui. 27:7. Eng. Exp. Sta.
Circ. 19. (3000)
with King, E. P., and Swann, Sherlock, Jr.
Studies in liquid partial oxidation. I. Ind. and Eng. Chem. 21:12:1227-29.
(3000)
with Swann, Sherlock, Jr.
Studies in the electrodeposition of metals. Ihid. 27:33. Eng. Exp. Sta.
Circ. 206. (4000)
KlENHOLZ, A. R.
(3) Articles:
On the occurrence of rock-like clinkers in burning snags. J. Forestry.
XXVI 1:5:527-3 1. (1800)
KiNLEY, David
(3) Articles:
Baccalaureate address. U. of 111. Bui. XXVII:22:i-ii.
Illinois. Encyc. Brit., 14th Ed. XII:85-93.
University of Illinois. Do. XII:93-94.
Greetings on behalf of the state universities. Univ. Rec, Chicago. XVI :i:
5-6.
Official greetings from universities of the United States. Centen. Celebra-
tion of Found. 111. Coll. pp. 150-53.
How should universities prepare their students for civil life? Havana,
Carasa Y ca. 1930. 23 pp. (International Congress of Universities.)
Also printed in Spanish.
35
KiNLEY, David (continued)
(4) Books:
President's report, 1928-29. U. of 111. Bui. XXVII :28. Univ. of 111.
Press, Urbana. 1930. 150 pp.
Kneer, L. p.
see Burge, W. E.
Knight, A. R.
(3) Articles:
Engineering education. J. Soc. for Promotion of Eng. Educ. XX:7:702-5.
(1500)
Knipp, C. T.
(3) Articles:
with Ludolph, P. C.
High vacuum technique. J. Optical Soc. Amer. 19:3:152-57. (1600)
with Scheuerman, L. E.
On the "flash" in the after-glow of the electrodeless discharge with change
of pressure. Phil. Mag. 8:274:684-89. (2200)
with Sparks, F. M.
Change of spacing of positive column striations with temperatures. Phys.
Rev. 35 11:3:259-60. (800)
KOBAK, A. J.
(i) Book notices:
Surgical and medical gynecological technique, by T. H. Cherry. Arch, of
Phys. Therapy, X-Ray, Radium. XI: 1:30. (200)
KoEHLER, Benjamin
(3) Articles:
Development of corn ear rot from pure-culture inoculation. Phytopathol-
ogy. 20:1:118. (500)
KOLLER, A. H.
(4) Books:
The foundations of Jewish ethics, being Vol. i of the Teachings of Judaism
from the Sources compiled by Simon Bernfeld. A translation. The
Macmillan Co., N. Y. 1929. 265 pp.
KoNzo, Seichi
(3) Articles:
with Willard, A. C, Kratz, A. P., and Fahnestock, M. K.
Investigation of heating rooms with direct steam radiators equipped with
enclosures and shields. U. of 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 192:1-69. (11,000)
with Moore, H. F.
A study of the ikeda short-time (electrical resistance) test for fatigue strength
of metals. U. of III. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 205:1-31. (4800)
KORDENAT, R. A.
(3) Articles:
The relation of blood transfusion to the disturbance of blood clot formation.
The Mil. Surgeon. 66:2:206-14. (2000)
36
KORDENAT, R. A.
(3) Articles (continued)
A paraffined tube and needle method of transfusing whole blood. Ibid.
66:3:376-78. (1000)
Transfusion of whole blood in the treatment of acute hemolytic strepto-
coccic septicemia. 111. Med. J. Feb., 1930. (5000)
Krase, N. W.
(3) Articles:
with Mackey, B. H.
The specific heats of gases at high pressures: i. Method and apparatus at
room temperature. J. A. C. S. 52:1:108-15. (4.000)
with Goodman, J. B.
Vapor pressure of toluene up to the critical temperature. Ind. and Eng.
Chem. 22:1:13-14. (750)
see also Goodm.an, J. B. '
Kratz, a. p.
(3) Articles:
Heat insulation for buildings. III. Mast. Plumb. 14:11:16-17. (1500)
with Willard, A. C.
Wall surface temperatures. A. S. H. V. E., J. Heat., Piping, and Air Cond.
2:4:335-40- (3000)
with Quereau, J. F.
Analysis of the overall efficiency' of a residence heated by warm air. Ihid.
1:2:133-38. (3000)
with Willard, A. C.
Friction losses and observed stated pressures in a domestic fan furnace
heating system. Ibid. 1:8:683-87. (2500)
with Willard, A. C, Fahnestock, M. K., and Konzo, S.
Investigation of heating rooms with direct steam radiators equipped with
enclosures and shields. U. of 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 192. 26:42:1-70.
(15,000)
Kudo, R. R.
(i) Book notices:
Whither mankind, by C. A. Beard. J. Silk Ind. 41:432:804. (400)
Concerning man's origin, by Sir A. Keith. Ibid. 41:435:1155. (500)
The Bureau of Biological Survey, by J. Camerons. J. Sci. Agr. Soc, Tokio.
321:414. (500)
Structure des muscles stries, by R. Lutembacker. J. Zool. Soc, Japan.
41:492:466. (300)
Our face from fish to man, by W. K. Gregory. Ibid. p. 466. (50c)
Hunting under the microscope, by A. E. Shipley. Ibid. 486:196-97. (600)
On the dysenteries of India, by H. W. Acton and R. Knowles. Tokio Med.
News. 2643:51. (500)
Studies in malaria, by Ronald Ross. Ibid. 2651:28. (500)
Filterable viruses, by T. M. Rivers. Ibid. p. 29. (400)
A manual of external parasites, by H. E. Ewing. Ibid. 2660:38. (500)
Human helmintholog\', by E. C. Faust. Ibid. p. 38. (600)
37
Kudo, R. R. (continued)
(2) Original reviews:
The history of biolog^', by E. Nordenskiold. J. Zool. Soc, Japan. 41:486:
195-96. (tooo)
Die cytologischen Grundlagen der Vererbungslehre, by K. Belar. Ibid.
p. 196. (500)
Precis de Parasitologic, by E. Brumpt (4th ed.). Tokio Med. News. 2635:
29. (700)
Animal parasitology, by R. Hegner, etc. Ibid. 2637:38. (700)
Protozoology, by J. G. Thomson and A. Robertson. Ibid. p. 38. (900)
Special cytology, by E. V. Cowdry. Ibid. 2643:51. (600)
Handbook of microscopical technique, by C. E. McClung. Ibid. p. 51.
(800)
Manson's tropical diseases, by Manson-Bahr. Ibid. p. 51. (600)
(3) Articles:
Studies on microsporidia parasitic in mosquitoes. VII. Notes on micro-
sporidia of some Indian mosquitoes. Arch. f. Protistenkunde. 67:
i-io. (3700)
Studies on microsporidia parasitic in mosquitoes. VIII. On a micro-
sporidian, Nosema aedis nov. spec, parasitic in a larva of Aedes aeg>'pti
of Porto Rico. Ibid. 69:23-38. (5000)
(4) Books:
How to publish scientific papers. Maruyama-Sha, Tokio. 1929. 185 pp.
Unfathomed Japan. Translation. Maruyama-Sha, Tokio. 1929. 305 pp.
KuNZ, Jakob
(3) Articles:
Ein Diagramm der physikalischen Eigenschaften der Kristalle. Physi-
kalische Zeitschrift. 30:463.
Bewegung von Licht und Materie im Gravitationsfeld. Ibid. 31:83.
with Shelford, V. E.
Use of photoelectric cells for light measurement in ecological work. Ecology.
X:298.
Der anomale Zeeman EfFekt, das Experiment von Stern-Gerlach und das
Magneton. Zeitschrift zum 60 Geburtstage von A. Sommerfeld. 1929.
with Bachem, A.
The transmission of ultraviolet light through the human skin. Arch, of
Phys. Therapy, X-Ray, Radium. X:5o.
with Shelford, V. E.
Forms of gas filled photoelectric cells, their properties and calibration.
Rev. Sci. Instruments. I:io6.
see also Tykociner, J. T.
Landis, p. N
(4) Books:
with Entwistle, A. R.
The study of poetry. Thomas Nelson and Sons, N. Y. 1929. vi + 306 pp.
Four famous Greek plays. Edited. Modern Library, N. Y. 1929. xviii +
285 pp.
mini poetry 1924-1929. Edited. Univ. of 111. Supply Store, Champaign,
111. 1929. ii -|- 123 pp.
38
Landis, p. N.
(4) Books (continued)
with Jefferson, B. L., Secord, A. W., and Ernst, J- E.
Literary studies for freshman composition. Thomas Nelson and Sons,
N. Y. 1929. iii + 717 pp.
Larson, L. ^L
(i) Book notices:
The laws of the earliest kings of England, by Robertson, A. G. J. of Engl,
and Germ. Philol. 29:1:135-36. (500)
(3) Articles:
Witnesses and oath-helpers in old Norwegian law. Haskins Anniversary
Essays, pp. 133-56. (io,oco)
Lash, A. F.
(3) Articles:
The active imm.unization of pregnant and puerperal women with strepto-
coccal toxins against streptococcal puerperal fever. Amer. J. Obstet.
and Gyn. XVHI:5:639-55. (800c)
Lawson, B. C.
(3) Articles:
Objectives again. Amer. Voc. x^ssoc. News Bui. 1929. IV:III:2. (800)
Our leadership in agricultural education. Agr. Educ. 11:11:29. (1000)
Lee, F. E.
(3) Articles:
British banks go into business. Amer. Bank. Assoc. J. XXII: 5. (3300)
Five banks with 8,000 branches. Ihid. XXII:io:957-58, 1012. (3400)
British first-quarter capital issues reach £114,000,000. Com. Rpts. May 6,
1929. (800)
British bank advances reach record level. Ihid. ]\Ia3' 13, 1929. (600)
British quarterly budget returns. Ibid. Aug. 19, 1929. (2000)
British foreign trade shows little change during first half-year. Ibid.
Sept. 2, 1930. (2500)
(4) Books:
Banking and trade financing in the United Kingdom. Gov't. Print. Ofc,
Washington. Aug., 1929. ii + 32 pp.
Four signed chapters in "United Kingdom: Industrial, Commercial and
Financial Handbook." Chs. II, XX, XXIII, and XXIV. Gov't Print.
Ofc, Washington. 1930. 100 pp.
Lehmaxx, E. W.
(3) Articles:
A farm machinery project — reclaiming or junking unused equipment.
Better Farm Meth. and Equip. 2:6:8, 42. (60c)
The Illinois plan for extending complete electric service to farmers. Elec.
on the Farm. May, 1929, Dealers' Ed. pp. 7-8. (1065)
Determining the potential electric farm load. Ibid. Dec, 1929. pp. 5-10.
(3000)
Stationary' spraying in the middle west. Ibid. Apr., 1930. pp. 2-3-4.
(1075)
39
Lehmann, E. W.
(3) Articles (continued)
Fuel gas from corn stalks. Country Gent. Apr., 1930. (500)
Electric power from the wind. Successful Farming. Oct., 1929. pp. 18, 98.
(1620)
How electric power maj' be applied to farming. Rur. Bus. Oct., 1929.
PP- 35-38- (4300)
Seed corn testing. Ibid. Apr., 1929. pp. 25-31. (3000)
Muddy waters. Capper's Farmer. 41:2:5,40. (2000)
A septic tank for ^30. Ibid. 40:12:20. (800)
(4) Books:
with Kingsley, F. C.
Electric power for the farm. U. of 111. Bui. 332. 1929. 104 pp.
Leiter, O. C.
(2) Original reviews:
Reporting of public affairs: review of "Reporting of Public Affairs" by
C. R. Bush. Journ. Qt. 6:2:11-12. (600)
(3) Articles:
The law and the press. U. S. Pub. 7:12:22. (2600)
Levin, I. M.
(i) Book notices:
Surgical diseases of children: a modern treatise on pediatric surgery, by
Samuel Walter Kelley. Vols, i and ii. 1929. Surg., Gyn. and Ob-
stet. L:4:782. (650)
(3) Articles:
Acute appendicitis; herpes zoster; angioneurotic edema. Amer. J. Dis. of
Children. 38:4:897. (600}
Levinson, S. a.
see Peterson, W. F.
LiBMAN, E. E.
see Bourgin, D. G.
LiNSLEY, C. M.
(3) Articles:
with Bauer, F. C.
Test your soil for acidity. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 346:2-16. (3000)
LiTMAN, Simon
(i) Book notices:
Traffic capacity of the Panama Canal, by Harry Burgess. Soc. Sci. Abst.
2:2:235-36. (200)
Grundlagen desdeutschen Flugverkehrs, by Blum. Ibid. 2:4:638-39. (210)
(2) Original reviews:
International trade, by F. W. Taussig. Weltwirtschafliches Arch. 31:1:
75-77. (1250)
Littleton, A. C.
(i) Book notices:
Der betriebswirtschaftliche Gewinnbegriff in seiner historische Entwicklung,
by Fronz Josef Dusemund (Stuttgart). Acct. Rev. IV:3:2o7. (400)
40
Littleton, A. C.
(i) Book notices (continued)
Volkswirtschaftliches Worterbuch, by Hereward T. Price (Berlin). Ibid.
V:i:79-8i. (700)
(2) Original reviews:
Balance sheet theory and practice (accounting Congress papers). Ibid.
IV:4:234-42. (5300)
Education for the profession (accounting Congress papers). Ibid. V:i:
70-75. (4000)
(3) Articles:
Value and price in accounting. Ibid. W:y.i^']-$5. (4500)
A symposium on appreciation (Ed.). Ibid. V:i:i-6o. (21,000)
Chartered accountants for Germany (translation). C.P.A. IX:7:i98.
(900)
The fifth year of accounting. Enterpriser. 10:2:11-13. (2000)
see also Winakor, A. H.
Lloyd, J. W.
(3) Articles:
Directions for grading and packing Illinois peaches. U. of 111. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Circ. 343:1-8.
with Newell, H. M.
Observations on the refrigeration of some Illinois fruits in transit. U. of 111.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 334:509-44.
(4) Books:
Productive vegetable growing. 6th Ed. Revised. J. B. Lippincott Co.,
Phila. 1930. Ixxx + 343 pp.
LOCKLIN, D. P.
(i) Book notices:
Railroad purchasing and the business cycle, by J. E. Partington. Amer.
Econ. Rev. XX:i:io5. (350)
LOHMANN, K. B.
(3) Articles:
The design of public and semi public properties. Parks and Recrea. XIII :2.
(1022)
Professional registration. Land. Arch. Jan., 1930. (730)
Low, A. A.
(3) Articles:
Acute toxic (nonsuppurative) encephalitis in children. Arch, of Neurol,
and Psychiat. 23:4:696-714. (7000)
LOWTHER, J. G.
see Poison, J. A.
LUDOLPH, p. C.
(3) Articles:
with Knipp, C. T.
High vacuum technique — experimental study of effects of ionization on
pump speeds. J. Optical Soc. Amer. and Rev. of Sci. Instruments.
19:3:152-57. (1000)
41
LUNDEBERG, O. K.
(3) Articles:
Recent developments in audition-speech tests. Mod. Lang. J. XIVij:
193-203. (4000)
Picaresque in the far north. Scandinavian Studies. X:7:2o8-io. (1000)
Impressions oi the Centro de Estiidios Historicos, 1929. Hispania. XIII:3:
243-47. (1500)
with Tharp, J. B. and Williams, C. A.
Lundeberg-Tharp Audition Test in German. Forms A and B. Tentative
ed., Ohio State Univ. April, 1930.
with Tharp, J. B.
Lundeberg-Tharp Audition Test in Spanish. Forms A and B. Tentative
ed., Ohio State Univ. April, 1930.
LuNT, H. A.
(3) Articles:
The vertical distribution of soil bases and acidity in some Illinois soils.
Soil Sci. 28:2:137-76. (35,000)
Lybyer, a. H.
(i) Book notices:
Die Tiirkei seit dem Weltkriege: Geschichtskalender, 191 8-1928, by
Gotthard Jaschke and Erich Pritsch. Amer. Hist. Rev. 35:2:406-7.
(300)
European financial control in the Ottoman Empire, by Donald C. Blaisdell.
Ibid. 35:2:407-8. (550)
Contribution a la bibliographie de la musique turque au xx^ siecle, by
Eugene Borrel. Soc. Sci. Abst. 1:7:758. (250)
Le mouvement de latinisation dans les republiques sovietiques musulmans
et les pays voisins, by J. Castagne. Ibid. 1:7:759. (400)
(2) Original reviews:
The rise of nationalist Turkey, reviewing The Turkish Ordeal, by Halide
Edib. Yale Rev. 19:1:178-81. (1000)
European financial control of Turkey, reviewing European Financial Con-
trol in the Ottoman Empire, by Donald C. Blaisdell. Cur. Hist. Mag.
31:1:10-14. (1250)
(3) Articles:
Oriental and near eastern relations of the United States. Amer. Yr. Bk.
1929. pp. 40-45. (3200)
The Italy- Vatican accord. Ibid. pp. 45-46. (1300)
Palestine twelve years after the Balfour declaration. Foreign Notes,
Chicago Council For. Rela. 5:13:1-2. (2200)
Postponement of constitutional government for Syria'. Cur. Hist. Mag.
30:2:349-50. (700)
Reorganization of the Zionist movement. Ibid. 30:5:954-55. (650)
Improved transportation in western Asia. Ibid. 30:5:955-58. (2000)
Britain moves to make Egypt independent. Ibid. 30:6:1169-71. (1500)
The conflict between Arabs and Jews in Palestine. Ibid. 31:1:190-95.
(3000)
British plan for independence of Iraq. Ibid. 31:2:404-5. (1000)
42
Lybyer, a. H.
(3) Articles (continued)
Continued danger in Palestine. Ibid. 31:3:610-12. (1400)
Turkey and the Near East (12 monthly note articles). Ibid. 30:2-6;
31:1-6; 32:1. (17,300)
Lyon, S. W.
see Alleman, N. J.
McCuLLOUGH, Helen E.
(4) Books:
The textiles we buy and use. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 347. Urbana,
111. 1929. i + 90 pp.
McKelvey, L. W.
(3) Articles:
How teachers may help students with application letters. C. S. Monitor.
XXI: 1 54: 1 6. (900)
Golden rule in letters. Ibid. XXI: 197: 17. (600)
Must all business letters be ail business. Gas Appliance Mdse. II:i:i-2.
(25C0)
Mackin, J. G.
(3) Articles:
Studies on the Crustacea of Oklahoma. I. Camptocercus oklahomensis
N. Sp. Trans. Amer. Micros. Soc. XLIX:i :46-53. (3000)
Markus, H. C.
see Van Cleave, H. J.
M.\RSH, R. S.
(3) Articles:
Southern Illinois grower sets the pace. Fruits and Gardens. 28:4:4. (600)
Important production and marketing factors affecting the Illinois peach
industry. Trans. 111. State Hort. Soc. 63:413-23. (1500)
(4) Books:
Pruning apple trees in Illinois. U. of 111., Urbana, 111. 1929. 16 pp.
Marvel, C. S.
(2) Original reviews:
Anleitung zur organischen qualitative analyse, by H. Staudinger and W.
Frost. Ind. and Eng. Chem. 21:1151. (400)
(3) Articles:
Carboc^'lic chemistry. An. Surv. Amer. Chem. 4:203-11. (6800)
with Howk, B. W.
Fatty acids of filter-press cake from spent soap lye. Ind. and Eng. Chem.
21:1137-38. (1000)
with Coffman, D. D.
The reaction between alkali metal alk\-ls and quaternary- phosphonium
halides. J. A. C. S. 51:3496-3501. (2500)
with Scott, E. W., and Amstutz, K. L.
43
Marvel, C. S.
(3) Articles (continued)
Identification of amines. V. Derivatives of Tertiary amines. Ibid. 51;
3638-3641. (1200)
with Littman, E. R.
Cyclic quaternary ammonium salts from halogenated aliphatic tertiary
amines. Ibid. 52:287-94. (4000)
with Friedrich, M. E. P.
The reaction between alkali metal alkyls and quaternary arsonium com-
pounds. Ibid. 52:376-84. (4200)
with Hussey, S. C, and Hager, F. D.
A new cyclic azoxy compound. Ibid. 52:1122-27. (3300)
with Berg, C. P., and Rose, W. C.
Tryptophane and growth. II. Growth upon a tryptophane-deficient basal
diet supplemented with tryptophane derivative. J. Biol. Chem.
75:207-18. (3500)
Tryptophane and growth. III. 3-Indolepropionic acid and 3-IndoIepyruvic
acid as supplementing agents in diets deficient in tryptophane. Ibid.
75:219-31. (3500)
see also Rose, W. C.
(4) Books:
With Clarke, H. T., Adams, R., Conant, J. B., Oilman, H., Noller, C. R.,
and Whitmore, F. C.
Organic snytheses. Vol. X. John Wiley and Sons, Inc., N. Y. 1930.
1 18 pp.
Mathews, J. M.
(2) Original reviews:
Dimock's Congressional investigation committee. 111. Law Rev. XXI V:8:
952-53- (500)
(3) Articles:
The United States and world affairs. Amer. Yr. Bk. 1929. pp. 31-36. (3500)
National and interstate relations of states. Ibid. 1929. pp. 90-91. (1000)
State government in 1929. Ibid. 1929. pp. 95-99. (3000)
Metcalf, C. L.
(3) Articles:
with Colby, A. S.
The meadow grasshopper, Orchelimum vulgare Harris, a new raspberrj' pest.
J. Econ. Entom. 23:1:97-108. (6000)
with Hockenyos, G. L.
The nature and formation of scale insect shells. Trans. 111. State Acad. Sci.
XXII: 166-84. (6000)
Meyer, Clara R.
(3) Articles:
with Hetler, Rossleene A.
The distribution of vitamin A in some corn-milling products. J. Agr. Res.
39:10:767-80. (5000)
44
Miller, G. A.
(3) Articles:
Automorphism commutators. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. 15:672. (1300)
On the number of cyclic subgroups of a group. Ibid. 15:728. (1600)
Non-abelian groups of odd prime power order which admit a maximal number
of inverse correspondencies in an automorphism. Ibid. 15:859. (1800)
Groups which admit two-thirds automorphisms. Ihid. 16:86. (1200)
Non-abelian groups admitting more than half inverse correspondencies.
Ibid. 16:168. (3000)
Groups generated by two given groups. Ibid. 16:305. (1800)
Determination of all the abstract groups of order 72. Amer. J. Math. 51:
49 1 . (2000)
Groups which admit automorphisms in which exactly three-fourths of the
operators correspond to their inverses. Amer. Math. Soc. Bui. 25'
559. (3000)
Inverse correspondencies in automorphisms of abelian groups. Ibid. 2^:
277. (1800)
Determination of all the groups of order 96. Ann. Math. 31:163. (3000)
Did John Napier invent logarithms? Science. 70:97. (500)
Large numbers used before the Christian era. Ibid. 70:282. (700)
Mathematics and the truth. Ibid. 70:608. (800)
Origin of our common positional arithmetic. School and Soc. 30:431.
(i 100)
Graphical methods and the history of mathematics. Tohoku Math. J.
31:292. (1500)
Mathematical deserts and some of their oases. Sci. Mo. 29:407. (1600)
On the history of mathematical ideas. School, Sci., and Math. 29:954.
(2500)
Other side of mathematical statements in the new edition of the Britannica.
Ibid. 30:295. (2200)
On the history of our common system of numerical notation. J. Indian
Math. Soc. 18:121. (2000)
MiLUM, V. G.
(3) Articles:
The proper temperature for wintering of bees. Rpt. State Apiarist of Iowa,
1928. pp. 64-72; Trans. Iowa State Hort. Soc. 63:333-41. (5000)
Temperature relations of honeybees in winter. 111. State Beekeepers'
Assoc. An. Rpt. 28:98-130. (16,000)
Further notes on spray poisoning. Amer. Bee J. 70:176-78. (2600)
Variations in time of development of the honeybee. J. Econ. Entom.
23:440-47.
(4) Books:
Twenty-eighth Annual Report Illinois State Beekeepers' Association,
editor. Champaign, 111. 191 pp.
Illinois State Beekeepers' Association Monthly Bulletin, editor. Champaign,
111. Vol. 8, 44 pp. Vol. 9, 16 pp.
45
Mitchell, H. H.
(3) Articles:
with Beadles, Jessie R.
The paired-feeding method in nutrition experiments and its application to
the problem of cystine deficiencies in food proteins. J. Nutr. II 13:
225-43- (7920)
with Hamilton, T. S.
Swine type studies. III. The energy and protein requirements of growing
swine and the utilization of feed energy in growth. U. of III. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Bui. 323:493-600. (58,257)
MOHR, C. O.
(3) Articles:
Morphological comparisons of coprinae, aphodinae, and geotrupinae,
(coleoptera scarabidae). Trans. 111. State Acad. Sci. XXII:263-84.
(10,780)
MoHR, G. J.
(3) Articles:
with Gundlach, R. H.
A further study of the relation between physique and performance in crimi-
nals. J. Abnormal and Soc. Psych. XXIV:i :9i-io3.
M0N.A.CK, A. J.
(3) Articles:
with Parmelee, C. W.
Devitrification of glass: (i) relative stabilities of different glasses; (2)
time-temperature curves of visible devitrification; (3) proposed class-
ification of glasses. Trans. J. Soc. Glass. Tech. 13:52:323-36. (4200)
Monroe, W. S.
(3) Articles:
Difficulties in educational research. Ohio State Univ. Educ. Res. Bui.
pp. 1-6. (2400)
The effect of participation in extra-curricular activities on scholarship in
high school. School Rev. 37:747-52. (2300)
A determining factor in American life. J. Nat. Educ. Assoc. 18:229. (545)
with Engelhart, M. D.
Experimental research in education. U. of III. Bui. 27:32:1-105. Bur. of
Ed. Res. Bui. 27:48. (47,500)
(4) Books:
with DeVoss, J. C., and Reagan, G. W.
Educational psychology. Doubleday, Doran and Co., Inc., Garden City,
N. Y. 1930. iv + 607 pp.
Moore, H. F.
(i) Book notices:
Der EinfiussvonOberflachenbeschadingungenauf dieBiegungs-schwingungs-
festigkeit, by W. Zander. Iron Age. 124:79:1242. (250)
(3) Articles:
Fatigue tests of welded drums and shells. Ibid. 124:10:42-52. (3500)
46
Moore, H. F.
(3) Articles (continued)
A year's progress in heat treating. Ihid. 124:9:517-18. (800)
The development of the science of materials. Papers of Tokyo Eng. Cong.
323:1-10. (4500)
Materials in machine construction. Mech. Eng. 51:10:739-43. (4500)
Teaching materials of construction. J. Eng. Educ. XX:5:57i-79. (3000)
(4) Books:
American Civil Engineers' handbook, 5th ed., Section 7. Materials of
construction. John Wiley and Sons, Inc., N. Y. 1930. 163 pp.
with Lyon, S. W., and Alleman, N. J.
A study of fatigue cracks in car axles, part II. U. of III. Eng. Exp. Sta.
Bui. 197, Urbana, 111. 1929. 27 pp.
with Konzo, S.
A study of the ikeda short-time (electrical resistance) test for fatigue
strength of metals. " U. of 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 205, Urbana, 111.
1930. 31 pp.
Mora, J. M.
(3) Articles:
The sedimentation velocity of erythrocytes in thyrotoxicosis. J. Lab. and
Clin. Med. XV:59o. (500)
MoREY, Lloyd
(i) Book notices:
Manual of pathfinder accounting system for municipalities, by Charles R.
Hadley Co. Acct. Rev. IV:3:i99. (400)
(2) Original reviews:
Budgeting (budget day at the international accounting congress). Ibid.
IV:4:24i-42. (550)
(3) Articles:
Accounting system for a metropolitan Y. M. C. A. J. Accy. XLVni:6:
431-44- (4500)
University facilities in Europe. Educ. Buyer. V:4:i5-i7. (1600)
Making business safer through accounting. Bank-Archiv. (Berlin).
XXIX:io:i87-90. (1900)
(4) Books:
University and college accounting. John Wiley and Sons, Inc., N. Y.
1930. 317 PP-
Morris, L. P.
(3) Articles:
with Brown, H. A.
Filament supply for radio receiver from rectified 25-kilocycle current.
Proc. Inst, of Radio Engrs. 18:2:9.
Morrow, G. R.
(i) Book notices:
Seventeen Doctors of Philosophy of the University of Chicago, essays in
philosophy. J. Phil. 27:8:218-22. (1700)
47
Morrow, G. R. (continued)
(2) Original reviews:
Platon der Grunder, by Kurt Singer. Phil. Rev. 38:5:491-93. (850)
Plato's theory of ethics, by R. C. Lodge. Ibid. 38:6:605-8. (1300)
Platon der Erzieher, by Julius Stenzel. Ibid. 39:1:85-87. (1000)
(3) Articles:
The theory of knowledge in the seventh platonic epistle. Ibid. 38:4:
326-49. (10,000)
with Morrow, D. R.
Translation: Philosophy in France in 1928, by Andre Lalande. Ibid.
38:6:511-38. (15,000)
MOSHER, M. L.
(3) Articles:
A successful farm management service. Bur. Farm. 5:5:5, 29-30.
MUMFORD, H. W.
see Tylor, W. R.
MUMM, W. J.
(3) Articles:
with Winter, F. L.
A small grain nursery harvester. J. Amer. Soc. Agron. 21:3:375-76. (450)
with Winter, F. L.
A bar-cylinder soybean thresher. Ibid. 21:3:377-78. (525)
Murphy, L. W.
(2) Original reviews:
Allen's manual of printing. U. S. Pub. VIII:i:28. (1200)
Conditions among journalists, a survey. Ibid. VII:ii:i6. (600)
Forerunners of the newspaper, by Shaaber. Ibid. VII:ii:i6. (600)
You can't print that, by Seldes. Ibid. ¥11:5:40. (600)
(3) Articles:
The basis for cooperation. Ibid. VII: 12:22. (600)
The publishers' survey. Ibid. ¥111:2:46-47. (1000)
Professional mind in journalism, part I. Ibid. VIII:3:28, 58. (1000)
Professional mind in journalism, part II. Ibid. ¥10:4:28, 60. (1000)
Journalism schools and departments classified. Ibid. ¥111:4:20-21. (1000)
Journalism institutions classified. Ibid. ¥II:5:io. (2000)
Taste and ethics, part I. Ibid. ¥11:6:32. (1500)
Taste and ethics, part II. Ibid. ¥11:7:28. (1000)
Ten tests of the news story, part I. Ibid. ¥11:8:50-51. (2000)
Ten tests of the news story, part II. Ibid. ¥11:9:26-27. (2500)
The first step toward recognition. Ibid. ¥11:9:11. (1000)
Professional examination. Ibid. ¥II:io:28, 64. (2000)
Journalistic education in the United States. Journ. Qt. ¥1:2:1-4. (3000)
Professional certificates in Illinois. Quill. XÂ¥III:4:i3. (1800)
Certification in Illinois. Nat. Printer-Journ. 47:5:5. (1500)
(4) Books:
The Journalism Quarterly, Ed., Amer. Assoc, of Schools and Depts. of
Journ., Champaign, 111. ¥ol. \T, i, 2.
48
Murphy, L. W.
(4) Books (continued)
An introduction to journalism. Thomas Nelson and Sons, N. Y. 1930.
i + 400 pp.
Notes on the history of journalism. Mimeo. Ed., Coll. Pub. Co., Cham-
paign, 111. i + 100 pp.
Newcomb, Rexford
(i) Book notices:
Abstracts on concrete in architectural design. J. Amer. Concrete Inst.
1:6:79-80. (600); 1:5:63-64. (950); 1:3:12-14. (hoc)
(3) Articles:
January editorial. West. Arch. XXXIX:i:i. (750)
February editorial. Ibid. XXXIX:2:2i. (750)
March editorial. Ibid. XXXIX:3:37. (750)
April editorial. Ibid. XXXIX:4:53. (900)
April comment. Ibid. XXXIX:4:6o. (560)
Nancy Hanks Lincoln Memorial. Ibid. XXXIX:2:3i-33. (1160)
Homes like jewels must be set in taste. Champaign News-Gazette. Mar.
21, 1930. (1225)
Nevens, W. B.
see Yapp, W. W.
Newell, H. M.
see Lloyd, J. W.
Nolan, A. W.
(3) Articles:
Letters to my daughter (series). Amer. Guild Health. VI:i-i2:i5. (1800)
(4) Books:
with Burlison, W. L.
Farm crop projects. The Macmillan Co., Boston. 1930.
Norton, E. A.
(3) Articles:
Origin, development, and general characteristics of Illinois soils. U. of 111.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 356:5-18. (5100)
Succession of soil profiles along the Mississippi River in Illinois. Bui. XI
Rpt. loth An. Mtg. Amer. Soil Surv. Assoc. March, 1930- PP- 158-60.
(1050)
with Smith, R. S., DeTurk, E. E., Bauer, F. C, and Smith, L. H.
Macon County soil report. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Soil Rpt. 45:1-67-
(30,525)
with Bray, R. H.
The soil reaction profile. J. Amer. Soc. Agron. 21:8:834-44. (50°°)
see also Case, H. C. M.
Norton, L. J.
(i) Book notices:
The beet-sugar industry in Colorado and in the United States, by Jessick
Ward. Soc. Sci. Abst. 1:11-12:1436. (260)
49
J
Norton, L. J.
(i) Book notices (continued)
The problem of rural settlement in Spain, by Gormi, O. Int. Lab. Rev.
19 (6), 129-858. Ihid. 2:1:74. (220)
Agricultural problems, by Augusto Jaccarius. Antlantica. 7:51-54. Ihid.
2:2:221. (180)
Organizing the corn-belt farm for profitable production, by H. C. M. Case,
elal. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 23:259-332. Ihii. 2:3:387. (480)
Seasonal features of Illinois grain marketing, by L. J. Norton and C. L.
Stewart. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 23:1-46. Ihii. 2:3:392. (330)
(3) Articles:
Economic conditions and their effects on land values. U. of 111. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Circ. 356:67-80. (5000)
Financial studies of the operation of farmers' elevators in Illinois. U. of
111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Agr. Econ. M-6:i-i6. (5000)
with Stewart, C. L.
Seasonal features of Illinois grain marketing. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui.
324:23:1-46. (15,000)
with Whitaker, Rodney
Financial results of the operation of Illinois farmers elevators in 1928. Ihid.
M-7:i-5. (1200)
NOYES, W. A.
(3) Articles:
The electronic interpretation of oxidation and reduction. J. A. C. S. 51:
Aug.:239i-96. (2300)
Optically active diazo compounds. IV. A stable alicyclic diazo compound.
Rec. Trav. Chim. des Pays-bas. 48:9:895-98. (1800)
How may science be made a constructive force in religion? Johns Hopkins
Alumni Mag. i7:Nov. (2900)
Are equitable salaries paid to professors? Science. 71:1842:397-401. (3200)
Odell, C. W.
(i) Book notices:
The use and interpretation of educational tests; a handbook for the class-
room teacher, by H. A. Greene and A. N. Jorgensen. Longmans, Green
and Co., N. Y., 1929. J. Ed. Res. 19:5:366. (350)
(3) Articles:
Tests on home reading. Proc. H. S. Conf., 1928. 26:17:104-8, 135-47.
(8000)
The application of new type tests to measurement of foreign language
training. Ihid. 26:17:254-60. (3500)
Tests on outside reading. Engl. J. 18:10:827-32. (1650)
Educational tests for use in high schools, third revision. U. of III. Bui.
27:3. 50 pp. U. of 111. Bur. of Ed. Res. Circ. 53. (20,000)
Summer work in public schools. U. of 111. Bui. 27:34. 42 pp. U. of III.
Bur. of Ed. Res. Bui. 49. (16,000)
50
O'DONNELL, T. E.
(2) Original reviews:
The Ricker manuscript translations, Part X, Viollet-le-Duc's rational
dictionary of French architecture, Vol. 6. Pencil Points. 11:1:31-35.
(1600)
(3) Articles:
Hudson, a town of New England traditions. Ohio architecture (series).
West. Arch. 38:8:137-40. (1200)
Old English hardware — its place in the American home. Country life.
56:6:68-69. (1900)
Garden walks — design for their paving and edging. House Beautiful.
65:6:798. (1500)
From Camp lilini to university campus. Dad's Day Souvenir Program.
p. II. (1000)
Olkon, D. M.
(3) Articles:
with Joannides, Minas
The capillary circulation in the alveolus pulmonalis of the living dog.
Arch, of Int. Med. 45:2:201-5. (1500)
with Joannides, Minas
Capillaroscopic appearance of the pulmonary alveoli in the living dog.
Anat. Rec. 45:2. (1200)
(4) Books:
with Buchinger, Heinrich, and others
Das Arztliche Volks Buch. Hippokrates Verlag, Stuttgart, Germ. 1929.
622 pp.
see also Joannides, Minas
Overman, O. R.
(3) Articles:
Why butter deteriorates. Butter and Cheese J. 21:15:20,66-67. (1750)
with Sanmann, F. P., and Wright, K. E.
Studies of the composition of milk. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 325:
51-174.
Page, J. L.
(3) Articles:
Climate of Mexico. Mo. Weather Rev. Sup. 33:1-30. (15,000)
Climate of Mexico (abstract). Clark Univ. Thesis Abst. 1:23-26. (1500)
Temperature of Mexico (abstract of paper given Christmas). Ann. Assoc.
Amer. Geog. XX: 1:37-38. (100)
P.\LFREY, T. R.
(2) Original reviews:
A Balzac bibliography, by William Hobart Royce. Mod. Lang. J. XIV:4:
341-42. (850)
51
Palfrey, T. R. (continued)
(3) Articles:
Deux lettres inedites de Carl Spindler au comte de La Grange. Revue de
Litterature Comparee. Xijy: 169-73. (1800)
(4) Books:
L'Homme qui assassina, by Claude Farrere. Authorized edition, with
introduction, notes and vocabulary. The Century Co., N. Y. 1930.
xix + XXX + 263 pp.
Charter, Constitution, By-laws, and members of Gamma Chapter of
Illinois, Phi Beta Kappa. Urbana, 111. 1930. 52 pp.
Parmelee, C. W.
(3) Articles:
Coloration of glass by X-rays. J. Soc. Glass Tech. 13:52:279-85. (2000)
Diffraction of X-rays by ordinary glass subjected to various treatments.
Ibid. 13:52:285-90. (1500)
The devitrification of glass: (i) relative stabilities of different glasses;
(2) time temperature curves of visible devitrification; (3) proposed
classification of glasses. Ibid. 13:52:322-36. (7000)
Titanium. Foote-Prints. 2:2:16-27. (500)
The uses of uranium in glazes. Ibid. 2:1:2-8. (3000)
with Amberg, C. R.
Solubility of quartz and clay in feldspar. J. Amer. Cer. Soc. 12:11:699-710.
(6000)
with Rudd, R. D.
Further developments on torsional apparatus for measuring plasticity.
Ibid. 12:8:552-55. (2000)
see also Clark, G. L., Badger, A. E., and Monack, A. J.
Parr, Rosalie M.
(2) Original reviews:
Digest. Qualities of merit in good and poor teachers, by A. R. Mead,
J. Educ. Res. 20. J. Chem. Educ. 7:3:675-77. (1200)
(3) Articles:
with Spencer, Mable A.
Should laboratory or recitation have precedence in the teaching of high
school chemistry. Ibid. 7:3:571-86. (6500)
with Spencer, Mable A., and Garnett, H. W.
Preliminary report of research in methods of chemistry teaching. Trans.
111. State Acad. Sci. 22:381-84. (1250)
Parry, J. J.
(1) Book notices:
Melanthe, a Latin pastoral play of the early seventeenth century. J. of
Engl, and Germ. Philol. XXVIII:4:593. (250)
University of Texas studies in English, 8 and 7. Ibid. XXIX :i : 136-37 (500)
The drama in modern Wales, by Olive Ely Hart. Ibid. XXVIII :4:594.
O50)
Mediaeval studies in memory of Gertrude Schoepperle Loomis. Ibid .
XXVII 1:4:550-51. (500)
52
Parry, J. J. (continued)
(3) Articles:
A note on the prosody of William Morris. Mod. Lang. Notes. XLIV^:5:
308. (1000). Reprinted in Y Drych, Aug. 29, 1929.
The chronology- of GeoflFrey of Monmouth's Historia, Books I and II.
Speculum. IV:3:3i8-22. (2000)
The triple death in the Vita Merlini. Ibid. V-.z-.^iS-ij. (500)
(4) Books:
with Schlauch, Margaret, and Winfrey, L. E.
Bibliography of recent Arthurian literature. Mimeo. ed. Urbana, 111.
1929. 24 pp.
Paul, H. G.
(3) Articles:
The speaker of the evening. III. Teacher. XXXVIII :8:278. (1000)
(4) Books:
The Sir Roger de Coverley Papers. D. C. Heath and Co., Boston. 1930.
xxxii + 215 pp.
The teaching of Homer's Odyssey. Univ. of 111., Urbana, 111. 1930. 21 pp.
with Miller, W. D.
New practical English. Rewritten. Lyons and Carnahan, Chicago. 1930.
xii + 201 pp.
Pease, T. C.
(i) Book Notices:
The structure of politics at the accession of George III, by Namier. Amer.
Hist. Rev. XXXIV:4:824-26. (1000)
(3) Articles:
Biography, Orville Hickman Browning. Diet. Amer. Biog. 111:175-76.
(1000)
(4) Books:
with Pease, Marguerite J.
Monograph: George Rogers Clark and the Revolution in Illinois. 111.
State Hist. Lib., Springfield, 111. 1929. 96 pp.
Pepper, Echo D.
(3) Articles:
On Poisson's series of trials. Math. Annalen. 101:2/3:375-80. (43°°)
Perry, B. E.
(2) Original reviews:
Petronius, the Satiricon, by E. T. Sage. Amer. J. Philol. 50:3:300-4.
(2050)
Lucian, Satirist and Artist, by AUinson. Classical Weekly. 23:15:115-17.
(2150)
(3) Articles:
Note on Apuleius, Metamorphoses II, 30. Classical Philol. 24:1:93-94.
(500)
The story of Thelyphron in Apuleius. Ibid. 24:3:231-38. (2800)
On Apuleius, Met. I, 14-17. Ibid. 24:4:394-400. (2750)
53
Peters, J. W.
(3) Articles:
Invariants of sets of points under inversion. Amer. J. Math. LI:4:
599-611.
Petersen, W. F.
(3) Articles:
with Muller, E. F.
Uber den Infektionsschutz des Lebergewebes bei e.xperimenteller Sepsis.
Zeit. fur die ges Exper. Med. 66:442-53.
with Holscher, Rose, and Muller, E. F.
Abschliessende Studien Uber Beteiligung der Einzelnen Organe an den
Gesetzmassigen Verteilungsanderungen der Leukocyten. Klin. Woch.
8:1027-28.
with Levinson, S. A.
Skin reactions, blood chemistry, and physical status of normal men and of
clinical patients. Monograph. Arch, of Path. 9:2:151-444.
with Muller, E. F.
Lymph reactions following bulbus pressure in dogs. Proc. Soc. for Exper.
Biol, and Med. XXVII:345-48.
with Muller, E. F., and Holscher, Rose.
Organ distribution of leucocytes. Ibid. XXVII:544-46.
Phipps, T. E.
(3) Articles:
with Ginnings, D. C.
Temperature conductance curves of solid salts. III. The halides of lithium.
J. A. C. S. 52:4:1340-45. (2500)
with Kurt, O. E.
Magnetic moment of the oxygen atom. Phys. Rev. 34:10:1357-66. (4500)
see also Rodebush, W. H.
Pickens, Louise M.
(3) Articles:
with Hetler, Rossleene A.
The effect of grape juice on nitrogen retention and urinary acidity. J. Home
Econ. 22:1:44-48. (icoo)
Pickett, Lucy W.
see Clark, G. L.
PlEPER, J. J.
(3) Articles:
with Rickey, L. F.
Wild garlic control in Illinois. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 353:2-15.
(3350)
with Burlison, W. L., and Flint, W. P.
Growing potatoes in Illinois. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 344:243-83.
(11,200)
54
Pilchard, E. I.
(3) Articles:
Facts for future fiockmasters. Amer. Sheep Breeder. 50:4:7. (3470)
see also Kammlade, W. G.
Pilot, Isadore
(3) Articles:
Occurrence of fusiform bacilli and spirochetes in the vagina. Amer. J.
Obstet. and Gyn. 18:6:824-26. (1000)
Skin tests with filtrates and vaccines of staphylococcus. J. Infect. Dis.
45:3:167-71. (1000)
Paroxsmyal hemoglobin uria putrid empyema. Med. Clin, of N. Amer.
(1000)
Mesenchymatous tumorsof the lung. Radiology. 14:391-93. (2000)
Plant, M. L.
see Hetler, Rossleene A.
PoGGi, E. Muriel
(i) Book notices:
Mineral raw materials: survey of commerce and sources in major industrial
countries, by J. W. Furness, L. M. Jones, and F. H. Blumenthal. Bur.
. of For. and Dom. Com., Trade Promotion Series. No. 76. Washing-
ton, D. C. 1929. Geog. Rev. XX:2:346-47. (500)
(3) Articles:
Coal mining in Illinois. London Woman Engr. 111:2:30-33. (2500)
The German sugar beet industry. Econ. Geog. VI:i:8i-93. (6000)
POLSON, J. A.
(3) Articles:
with Degler, H. E.
Pressure effects in pre-combustion oil engines. Power Plant Eng. 33:21:
1165-68. (3500)
(4) Books:
with Lowther, J. G., and Wilson, B. J.
Flow of air through circular orifices with rounded approach. U. of 111.
Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 207, Urbana, 111. 1930. 52 pp.
POTTHOFF, E. F.
(3) Articles:
Effectiveness of certain requirements in the selective admission of college
students. School Rev. XXXVII :7:5 19-30. (5000)
Quereau, J. F.
see Kratz, A. P.
Quill, L. L.
(3) Articles:
with Kremers, H. C.
SS
Quill, L. L.
(3) Articles (continued)
Fractional hydrolysis of rare earths by electrolysis. Observations on the
rare earths, XXXII. Trans. Amer. Electrochem. Soc. LV:i99-204.
(1400)
with Selwood, P. W.
Electrode holder for arc spectrum analysis. Ind. and Eng. Chem. 1 13: 180.
(200)
with Kremers, H. C.
Fractionation of the rare earths by electrolysis of aqueous solutions. Trans.
111. State Acad. Sci. XXII:357-64. (1000)
QUIRKE, T. T.
(3) Articles:
Earth deformation. Comptes-Rendus: XIV^ Congres Geologique Inter-
national. 1926. Quatrieme Fascicule, Madrid, 1929. pp. 1537-58.
(12,000)
The structures and batholiths of French River area. J. Geol. XXXVII:
683-99. (8000)
Spring pits. Ihid. XXXVIII:88-9i. (2000)
Rand, Helen
(3) Articles:
Wanted: inventors of new comparisons. Chicago Schools J. XII:3:88-89.
(1500). Reprinted in 111. Teacher. XVIII:9:327.
Travel via the library or see the library first. C. S. Monitor. XXII:45:io.
(1500)
For more school newspapers and for fewer annuals. Ihid. XXI 1:25:7.
(1200)
The best part of Christmas for the children. New Eng. Homestead. 99:
24:25. (1500)
If mother would only listen. Jr. Home Mag. X:8:30. (1300)
Where high school annuals are going. Reprinted from School and Society in
a book: Readings in extra curricular activities, edited by James
Roemer. Johnson Publishing Co., Richmond, Va.
Randall, J. G.
(i) Book notices:
The widening scope of American constitutions, by Sister M. Barbara
McCarthy. Amer. Hist. Rev. XXXIV:4:885. (200)
Lincoln and his wife's home town, by William H. Townsend. Ibid. XXXV:
3:677. (200)
(2) Original reviews:
Desertion during the Civil War, by Ella Lonn. Ihid. XXXIV:4:86o-6i.
(550)
The making of the constitution, by Charles Warren. 111. Law Rev. 24:3:
366-68. (1400)
Andrew Johnson, by Lloyd P. Stryker. Yale Rev. XIX:2:4i6-i8. (700)
(3) Articles:
Lincoln in the role of dictator. S. Atlantic Qt. XXVIII:3:236-52. (6000)
56
Randall, J. G.
(3) Articles (continued)
The interrelation of social and constitutional history. Amer. Hist. Rev.
XXXV -.1:1-13. (4800)
John Calhoun. Diet. Amer. Biog. III:4io-ii. (600)
Salmon Portland Chase. Ibid. IV:27-34. (6300)
John Sherman and reconstruction. Abst., Chattanooga News. Apr. 27,
1930. (500)
Rappaport, B. Z.
see Johnson, C. A.
Rayner, W. H.
(3) Articles:
Specifications for transit traversing and stadia leveling. Proc. A. S. C. E.
55:8:2201-2. (800)
Aerial surveying and mapping. Daily Illini. 59:i79:Apr. 6. (6co)
Reagan, G. W.
(4) Books:
with Monroe, W. S., and DeVoss, J. C.
Educational psychology'. Doubleday, Doran and Co., Inc., Garden City,
N. Y. 1930. xiii + 607 pp.
Reed, C. I.
(3) Articles:
Investigations on the reported antianaphylactic action of heparin. J.
Immunol. 18:3:6. (2000)
Carbohydrate metabolism in parathyroidectomized dogs. Amer. J. Phys.
89:1. (6500)
The effects of insulin on parathyroidectomized dogs. Ibid. Vol. i. (25,000)
with Bachem, Albert
The transparency of live and dead animal tissue to ultra-violet light. Ibid.
90:3:600-6. (1500)
with Layman, J. A.
Effects of belateral vagotomy on blood pressure and heart rate. Ibid.
92:1. (4800)
with Weaver, W. K.
Studies on the inorganic constituents of the blood of normal and para-
thyroidectomized dogs. J. Biol. Chem. 85:1. (3000)
with Thacker, E. A.
The intravenous administration of irradiated ergosterol. Proc. Soc. for
Exper. Biol, and Med. 27:2. (400)
see also Bachem, Albert
Reed, J. C.
(3) Articles:
with Ambrosius, E. E.
The flow of superheated ammonia in one inch extra heavy black steel pipe.
Refrig. Eng. 19:2:45-55. (6000)
57
Reed, J. C.
(3) Articles (continued)
with Ambrosius, E. E.
The flow of superheated ammonia in one inch extra heavy black steel pipe.
J. Heat., Piping, and Air Cond. 2:2:101-6. (2500)
Reedy, J. H.
(i) Book notices:
Approximately 25 abstracts of articles in various chemical journals. Chem.
Abst. Vol. 23 and 24. (2500)
(3) Articles:
Lecture demonstration of ammonium amalgam. J. Chem. Educ. 6:10:
1767. (400)
Experiment in segregating chemistry students. Ilnd. 7:4:842-44. (1250)
Reductor apparatus for detecting tin. Ind. and Eng. Chem., Anal. Ed.
2:1:117-18. (1250)
(4) Books:
Laboratory exercises, chemistry 4. Urbana, 111. 1929. 64 pp.
Description and theoretical qualitative analysis (revised). Urbana, 111.
1929. 116 pp.
Reich, H. J.
(3) Articles:
A new type of glow-discharge tube. Phys. Rev. 34:6:997-98. (700)
with Verman, L. C.
A vacuum-tube voltage regulator for large power units. Proc. Inst. Radio
Engrs. 17:11:2075-81. (2000)
Rickey, L. F.
(3) Articles:
with Pieper, J. J.
Wild garlic control in Illinois. U. of III. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 353:2-15.
(.3350)
Proposals for changes in federal grain standards. Farmers' Elevator Guide.
25:3:15-16. (1500)
Roberts, E.
see Card, L. E., and Thomas, L. C.
Robertson, W. S.
(t) Book notices:
Polk, the diary of a president, edited by A. Nevins. Nation. XXXX:ioi.
(500)
Foreign legionaries in the liberation of Spanish South America, by A. Hase-
brouck. J. Mod. Hist. 1:657-58. (400)
Investigaciones acerca de la historia economica del vireinato del Plata, by
R. Levene. Amer. Hist. Rev. X:68-69. (600)
South America (notes on selected current literature). Ibid. XXV:242-43.
(600)
Mexico and South America (notes on selected current literature). Ilnd.
XXXV:477-78. {800); Ibid. XXXV -.732-33. (650)
58
Robertson, W. S.
(i) Book notices (continued)
Rivalry of the United States and Great Britain over Latin America, by
J. Fred Rippy. Ihid. XXXV:427-28. (350)
(4) Books:
The Life of Miranda. Univ. of North Carolina Press, Chapel Hill, N. C.
1 vols. 1929. Regular and de luxe editions, xviii + 327 and 306 pp.
Robinson, Florence B.
(3) Articles:
Fundamental principles of garden design. Amer. Land. Arch. 11:3:26-28,
43-47. (3000)
Walls and walks in China. Land. Arch. Qt. (700)
Gardens in Japan and China. Vista. (1800)
The astronomical observatory in Peiping (Kuang Hsiang Tai). Art and
Archeol. (icoo)
RODEBUSH, W. H.
(3) Articles:
The entropy of hydrogen. Proc. Nat. Acad. 15:678-80. (800)
The vapor density of sodium. Nature. 125:130. (400)
The third law of thermodynamics. Phys. Rev. 35:210. (500)
with Nichols, W. A., Jr.
Atomic oxygen as a reducing agent. Ihid. 35:649. (400)
with Shaw, E. J., and Phipps, T. E.
Magnetic moment of the sulfur molecule. Ibid. 35:1126. (400)
RODKEY, F. S.
(2) Original reviews:
British routes to India, by H. L. Hoskins. J. Mod. Hist. 1:2:310-13. (1500)
(3) Articles:
Impressions of a journey through Yugoslavia. Ohio Soc. .Sci. J. 1:3:27-35.
(.1500)
Colonel Campbell's report on Eg>'pt in 1840, with Lord Palmerston's
comments. Cambridge Hist. J. III:i :io2-i4. (5000)
Suggestions during the crisis of 1840 for a "League" to preserve peace.
Amer. Hist. Rev. XXXV:2:3o8-i6. (4500)
Lord Palmerston's policy for the rejuvenation of Turkey, 1 839-1 841.
(Alexander prize essay). Trans. Royal Hist. Soc. XII:i63-92. (10,000)
Lord Palmerston and the rejuvenation of Turkey, 1830-1841. Part I,
1830-39. J. Mod. Hist. 1:4:570-93. (10,000)
Rose, W. C.
(3) Articles:
with Berg, C. P.
Tryptophane and growth. I. Growth upon a tr^'ptophane-deficient basal
diet supplemented at varying intervals by the separate feeding of
tryptophane. J. Biol. Chem. 82:2:479. (1500)
with Berg, C. P., and Mar\el, C. S.
59
Rose, W. C.
(3) Articles (continued)
Tryptophane and growth. II. Growth upon a tryptophane-deficient basal
diet supplemented with tryptophane derivatives. Ibid. 85:1:207.
(3000)
with Berg, C. P., and Marvel, C. S.
Tryptophane and growth. III. 3-indolepropionic acid and 3-indolepyruvic
acid as supplementing agents in diets deficient in tryptophane. Ibid.
85:1:219. (3000)
with Hyde, E. C.
Arginine feeding and creatine-creatinine e.\cretion in man. Ibid. 84:2:
535. (2000)
with Berg, C. P., and Marvel, C. S.
The biological substitution of synthetic compounds in place of tryptophane
for purposes of growth. Proc. 13th Internat. Physiol. Cong., Amer.
J.Physiol. 90:1:281. (400)
with Catherwood, F. L.
Do baking powder residues exert injurious effects upon growth and nutri-
tion? J. Nutr. 2:2:155. (4000)
ROSENBLUM, P.
see Gasul, B. M.
Ross, R. C.
(3) Articles:
Preliminary report on practices and costs in producing soybeans in Illinois
1928 and 1929. Mimeographed, pp. 1-15. (7500)
Soybeans cost $25 an acre. Prairie Farmer. 102:18:13. (1400)
see also Tylor, W. R.
Ruben, H. H.
(3) Articles:
with Straus, D. C.
Analysis of 100 consecutive thyroidectomies for goiter with hyperthroidism.
Surg. Clin, of N. Amer. 10:2:267-74. (2500)
RuDD, R. D.
see Parmelee, C. W.
RUEHE, H. A.
(3) Articles:
with Tracy, P. H., and Sanmann, F. P.
Use of honey in ice cream manufacturing. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui.
345. (4500)
with Tracy, P. H.
Enzyme activity of ice cream improvers. Ibid. ^23- (6500)
Honey as a sweetener. Ice Cream Field. 16:6:17. (2000)
with Sanmann, F. P.
Some factors influencing the volume of foam on milk. J. Dair>' Sci. 13:1:
48-63. (5000)
60
Ruth, W. A.
(3) Articles:
with Kelley, V. W.
Methods of heading young apple trees and the importance of this problem.
Trans. III. State Hort. Soc. 63:108-17. (3256)
with Baker, C. E.
A comparison of correlations of bloom and yield among nitrogen-fertilized
and unfertilized apple trees. Proc. Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci. 1929:197-98.
(looo)
Sandford, W. p.
(3) Articles:
English rhetoric reverts to classicism, 1600-1650. Qt. J. Speech. XV:
4:503-25. (7500)
What is speech training for? Ind. J. Speech. 1:3:8-11. (800)
The good-will speech — a form of business address. Platform World.
XXXIX:8:27-28. (1200)
(4) Books:
with Yeager, W. H.
Principles of effective speaking. Rev. Ed. Thomas Nelson and Sons, X. Y.
1930. xiv + 436 pp.
with Yeager, W. H.
Business speeches by business men (collection of speeches). McGraw-
Hill, N. Y. 1930. xi -+- 747 pp.
Sanmann, F. p.
see Overman, O. R., and Ruehe, H. A.
Saunders, Alta G.
(3) Articles:
Making words work. D. M. A. A. Bui. 9:48:322-28. (6000)
Words that sell. Retail Adv. Inst. 1:13. (3000)
(4) Books:
with Anderson, C. R.
Business reports investigation and presentation. McGraw-Hill, N. Y.
1929. ii + 390 pp.
Savage, T. E.
(3) Articles:
The Devonian rocks of Kentucky. Ky. Geol. Surv. Series 6. Bui. 3^^:
1-161. (50,000)
The geological history of the Macomb region. Trans. 111. State Acad. Sci.
22:492-502. (3000)
SCHLENZ, H. E.
(3) Articles:
with Babbitt, H. E.
Results of tests on sewage treatment. U. of 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 198:
i-ioo. (40,000)
61
Schmidt, E. C.
(3) Articles:
How much power to start a train. Sci. and Invention. XVII:2:io8-io.
(2200)
Report of the committee on front-ends, grates and ashpans of the Inter-
national Railway Fuel Association. Proc. Internal. Ry. Fuel Assoc.
XXI: 1 70-9 1. (6.300)
SCHNEBLY, M. I.
(3) Articles:
An Illinois Act for the extinguishment of future interests through judicial
sale. 111. Law Rev. 24:8:853-65. (5100)
ScHouR, Isaac
(3) Articles:
Problems in teaching pre-clinical subjects, with special reference to the
preparation of the student for research. J. Dental Res. IX:4:545-53.
(3500)
Early human tooth development, with special reference to the relationship
between the dental lamina and the lip-furrow band. Ibid. IX:5:
699-717. (2500)
ScHULz, Louis
(3) Articles:
A consideration of the maxillary sinus in relation to the practice of dentistry.
J. Amer. Dent. Assoc. XVII:3:453-58.
ScHULZ, W. F.
(3) Articles:
Loss of light in a spectrophotometer. Trans. 111. State Acad. Sci. XXII:
374-76. (1000)
ScoviLL, H. T.
(i) Book notices:
Accounting methods, by C. .Rufus Rorem. 111. Law Rev. XXIV:3:379.
(500)
(4) Books:
Books edited in Wiley's Accounting Series:
University and college accounting, by Lloyd Morey. 323 pp.
Modern accounting theory and practice, by D. C. Eggleston. Vol. I and II.
431 and 579 pp.
Sears, O. H.
(i) Book notices:
Laboratory manual of general microbiology, by Edwin Broun Fred and
Selman A. Waksman. J. Amer. Soc. Agron. 21:3:379. (285)
Secord, a. W.
(i) Book notices:
Francesco Chiesa: Villadorna. Books Abroad. 111:3:279. (200)
(3) Articles:
Captain Carleton. London Times Lit. Sup. 28th year. 144:704. (1600)
62
Secord, a. W.
(3) Articles (continued)
Whither America. Greenville Coll. Qt. XXI:3:2-i5. (5000)
(4) Books:
with Jefferson, B. L., Landis, P. N., and Ernst, J. E.
Literary studies. Thomas Nelson and Sons, N. Y. 1929. xii + 717 pp.
Seely, F. B.
(3) Articles:
with James, R. V.
The plaster-model method of determining stresses applied to curved beams.
U. of 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 26:49:1-35. (8000)
Selwood, p. W.
(3) Articles:
Observations on the rare earths XXXIV. Spectrographic estimation of
impurities in the rare earths. Ind. and Eng. Chem., Anal. Ed. 2:1:
93-96. (1250)
with Quill, L. L.
Electrode holder for arc spectrum analysis. Ibid. I:i:i8o. (200)
with Hopkins, B. S.
Observations on the rare earths XXXI. Ionic migration and magnetism in
the separation of the rare earths. Trans. Amer. Electrochem. Soc.
LV:59-73. (3000)
with Hopkins, B. S.
Studies in comparative efficiencies of rare earth separations. Trans. 111.
State Acad. Sci. XXII:349-56. (3000)
Severns, W. H.
(3) Articles:
Heating systems using direct radiators. 111. Mast. Plumb. 15:2:41-42.
(1300)
The effect of radiator enclosures, shields, and covers. Dunham Mag. 15:10:
150-53- (2000)
Seybolt, R. F.
(i) Book notices:
Notes pour faciliter I'enseignement des institutions romaines, by L. Laurand.
Soc. Sci. Abst. 1:9:992.
Le VF Congres international des Sciences historiques, by Michel Lheritier.
Ibid. 11:1:5.
Une nouvelle conception de I'histoire locale, by Jean Bourdon. Ibid. 11:3:
306.
(3) Articles:
An extramural professor at William and Mary in 1737. William and Mary
Coll. Qt. Hist. Mag. 2d Series. IX:2:i26.
The second commencement at Brown University. Rhode Island Hist.
Soc. CoUec. XXII:3:72-74.
A cure for cancer in 1720. New Eng. J. Med. CCI:6:275.
Lithotomies performed by Dr. Gardiner of Boston, 1738 and 1741. Ibid.
CCII:3:i09.
63
Seybolt, R. F.
(3) Articles (continued)
Two diaries of piracy, 1724-1725. New Eng. Qt. 11:4:658-69.
Dress reform in colonial Massachusetts. Itnd. 111:2:333-38.
Biography: John Williston Cook. Diet. Amer. Biog. IV:375-76.
Shaw, E. J,
see Rodebush, W. H.
Shaw, J. B.
(2) Original reviews:
Pastures of wonder, by C. J. Keyser. Amer. Math. Mo. 37:12:81-84.
(1500)
(3) Articles:
Mathematics as a fine art. Math. Teacher. 23:3:164-79. (6000)
Shedd, T. C.
(4) Books:
with Vawter, J.
Theory of simple structures. Coll. Pub. Co., Champaign, 111. 1930. i +
113 PP-
Shelford, V. E.
(3) Articles:
Improving quality of investigation. Ecology. 11:235-37. (1000)
Photoelectric cells. Ibid. 11:348-55. (4000)
with Kunz, J.
Photoelectric cells in ecology. Ibid. 10:289-311. (7000)
with Eddy, S.
Stream communities. Ibid. 10:683-91. (5000)
with Eddy, S.
Licht im Wasser (Messung). Abderhaldens Handbuch. 9:1495-1524.
(15,000)
Fluszlebensgemeinschaften. Ibid. 9:1524-49. (14,000)
Light in Puget Sound waters. Pub. P. S. Biol. Sta. 7:151-68. (9000)
Intertidal communities. Ibid. 7:217-23. (3000)
March of temperature. Mo. Weath. Rev. Nov., 1929. pp. 1-4. (2000)
with Kunz, J.
Photoelectric cells. Rev. Sci. Instr. 1:106-17. (5500)
(4) Books:
Laboratory and field ecology. Williams and Wilkins, Baltimore. 1929.
xii -+- 608 pp.
Shepard, F. p.
(i) Book notices:
The Nappe theory in the Alps, by Heritsch. Econ. Geol. XXIV:8:872-73.
(600)
(3) Articles:
Significance of submerged deltas in the interpretation of the continental
shelves. Amer. Geol. Soc. Bui. 39:1157-70. (5000)
64
Shriner, R. L.
(3) Articles:
with McCutchan, P.
Preparation of some methylated gallic acids. J. A. C. S. 51:7:2193-95.
(1500)
with Schmidt, A. G.
Preparation of benzoylacetic ester. Ibid. 51:12:3636-38. (1500)
with Turner, T. A.
Identification of nitriles. Preparation of alkyl phenyl ketones. Ibid.
52:3:1267-69. (1500)
with Anderson, R. J.
Chemical studies of grape pigments. V. The anthocyans in ives grapes.
Tech. Bui., N. Y. Agr. Exp. Sta. 152:1-11. (4000)
Shumway, W.\ldo
(3) Articles:
Premedical education from the standpoint of the Liberal Arts College.
J. Assoc. Amer. Med. Coll. 4:2:111-15. (3000)
The new general curriculum in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
at the University of Illinois. School and Soc. 29:749:572-74. (1500)
The species of Paramecium and the thyroid question. Science. 69:1798:
622-23. (500)
A teacher in the old tradition. (Obituary notice, John Mason Tyler).
Amherst Graduates Qt. 18:4:234-36. (2500)
SlEBERT, F. S.
(2) Original reviews:
You can't print that, by George Seldes. Journ. Qt. 6:2:12-13. (400)
The Effingham libels on Cooper, by Ethel Outland. Ibid. 7:1:78-79. (750)
(3) Articles:
Newspapers' rights to public records. Ed. and Pub. 62:42:11-12. (6600)
(4) Books:
The Journalism Quarterly, Ed., Amer. Assoc, of Schools and Depts. of
Journ., Urbana, 111.
Singer, H. A.
(3) Articles:
Syphilis of the stomach with special reference to its relationship to linitis
plastica. Amer. J. Syph. 13:3:391-410. (7400)
with Vaughan, R. T.
The value of radiolog>' in the diagnosis of perforated peptic ulcer. Surg.,
Gyn., and Obstet. 49:5:593-99. (4595)
with Vaughan, R. T.
The "formes frustes" type of perforated peptic ulcer. Ibid. 50:1:10-16.
(3250)
Leukoplakia of the stomach. Arch, of Path. 9:3:676-82. (2090)
Smith, Ann A.
(3) Articles:
Teaching swimming. Amer. Phys. Educ. Rev. XXXIV:6:356. (500)
6S
Smith, Ann A. (continued)
(4) Books:
Swimming and plain diving. Charles Scribner's Sons, N. Y. 1930. iii +
247 pp.
Smith, C. N.
(,3) Articles:
An investigation of the friability of different coals. U. of 111. Eng. Exp.
Sta. Bui. 196. 47 pp.
The measurement of air quantities and energy losses in mine entries. Part
IV. Ibid. 199. 48 pp.
Smith, G. F.
(2) Original reviews:
with Engelder, C. J.
Elementary quantitative analysis. J. Chem. Educ. 7:3:953-55. (1500)
(3) Articles:
with Koch, W. W.
Construction of platinum-wire chain for the foulk chain hydrometer. Ind.
and Eng. Chem., Anal. Ed. 2:1:41-42. (1500)
with Hardy, V. R., and Gard, E. L.
The segregation of analyzed samples. Ibid, i :4:228-3o. (3000)
with Hockenyos, G. L.
Determination of carbon in high-melting alloys using the high-frequency
induction furnace. Ibid. 2:1:36-41. (3000)
Smith, H. A.
(3) Articles:
with Clark, G. L.
Ultra-violet spectroscopy of the flames of motor fuels. IV. The practical
utilization of a small quartz-prism spectrograph for the quantitative
determination of lead tetraethyl in gasoline. J. Phys. Chem. 23'
659-75. (8000)
Smith, L. H.
(3) Articles:
with Bauer, F. C.
Caring for the fertility of Illinois soil. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 342:
3-20. (7740)
with Smith, R. S., DeTurk, E. E., and Bauer, F. C.
Douglas County soil report. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Soil Rpt. 43:1-54.
(14.675)
with Smith, R. S., DeTurk, E. E., and Bauer, F. C.
Coles County soil report. Ibid. 44:1-61. (26,000)
with Smith, R. S., Norton, E. A., DeTurk, E. E., and Bauer, F. C.
Macon County soil report. Ibid. 45:1-67. (30,525)
Smith, R. S.
(3) Articles:
with DeTurk, E. E., Bauer, F. C, and Smith, L. H.
66
Smith, R. S.
(3) Articles (continued)
Douglas Countv soil report. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Soil Rpt. 43:1-54.
(24.675)
with DeTurk, E. E., Bauer, F. C, and Smith, L. H.
Coles County soil report. Ibid. 44:1-61. (26,000)
with Norton, E. A., DeTurk, E. E., Bauer, F. C, and Smith, L. H.
Macon County soil report. Ihid. 45:1-67. (30,525)
with Norton, E. A.
Influence of topography on soil profile character. J. Amer. Soc. Agron.
22:3. (3000)
Acontainer and case for carrying acid in the field. Ibid. 21:10:1015. (500)
Physical properties of soils important as indicators of agricultural value.
U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 356:19-26. (2500)
Important soil types in Illinois. Ibid. 356:27-41. (4000)
with Winters, Eric, Jr.
The determination of total carbon in soils. Ind. and Eng. Chem., Anal.
Ed. 1:4:202. (800)
see also Case, H. C. M.
Smith, V. T.
(3) Articles:
An educational philosophy. Educ. Admin, and Superv. 16:2:88-98. (4500)
SxVAPP, R. R.
(3) Articles:
The care and management of pastures. Shorthorn World. XV:i:3-4.
(6000)
The importance of grass in beef production. Ibid. XIV:i i :98-io2. (3100)
with Knox, J. H.
Summer rations for fattening steers. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 328:
243-55- (3500)
Sparks, F. M.
(3) Articles:
with Knipp, C. T.
Change of spacing of positive column striations with temperature. Phys.
Rev. 35:3:259-60. (500)
Stanley, W. M.
(3) Articles:
with Adams, Roger
The synthesis of chaulmoogric acid from hydnocarpic acid. J. A. C. S.
1929:51:5:1515-18. (2000)
with Adams, Roger
The stereoisomerism of diphenyl compounds. IV. Ibid. 1930:52:1200-05.
(3000)
with Adams, Roger
Stereochemistry of diphenyl compounds the resolution of 2,2'-dihydroxy-
3,3'-dicarboxy-i,i'-dinaphthyl. III. Rec. Trav. Chim. des Pays-bas.
48:9:1035-40. (3000)
67
Stewart, C. L.
(3) Articles:
Farm relief measures in selected European countries. J. Farm Econ.
XII:i:29-56. (10,800)
see also Norton, L. J.
Streicher, M. H.
(3) Articles:
Chronic ulcerative celitis. J. A. M. A. 94:7. (2000)
with Emmel, V. E.
Leucocyte reaction to acute inanition. Folia Hematologica. 39:2/3:17.
(1500)
Sullivan, Alice H.
(3) Articles:
with Verda, D. J.
The experiential fusion of warmth and cold in heat. J. Exper. Psych.
13:2:208-16. (4000)
Sutton, A. H.
(3) Articles:
Geology of the southern part of the Dawson Springs Quadrangle. Ky.
Geol. Surv. 3 i:VI: 169-280. (40,000)
Swain, J. W.
(2) Original reviews:
Origins of the World War, by Sidney B. Fay. Hist. Outlook. XX:5:247-48.
(1350)
(3) Articles:
Origins of Potsdam Council "Legend." Cur. Hist. XXXI:4:733-40.
(7000)
History and the science of society. Essays in Intel. Hist., dedicated to
James Harvey Robinson, by his former students. Harper and Bros.
pp. 305-25. (8000)
SwANN, Sherlock, Jr.
(3) Articles:
Electrolysis of isomeric caproic acids. Trans. Amer. Electrochem. Soc.
56:457-65. (2500)
with King, E. P., and Keyes, D. B.
Studies in liquid partial oxidation. I. Ind. and Eng. Chem. 21:12:1227-31,
(."^Soo)
Hydroxylation of double bonds. U. of 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 204. (2800)
with Keyes, D. B.
Studies in the electrodeposition of metals. Ibid. 206. (4000)
SwANSON, Wesley
(i) Book notices:
Theater management, by Sanford E. Stanton. Qt. J. of Speech Educ.
XVI:2:243-44. (250)
(3) Articles:
Munich and its drama. The Drama. 20:5:141-42. (2500)
68
Symons, G. E.
(3) Articles:
with Buswell, A. M.
Biochemical oxygen demand of certain substances. Ind. and Eng. Chem.,
Anal. Ed. 1:3:161-62. (1000)
with Buswell, A. M.
Comparison of the dilution and absorption methods for the determination
of biochemical oxygen demand. Ibid. 1:4:214-15. (iioo)
with Buswell, A. M., and Pearson, E. L.
Observations on two-stage sludge digestion 1928-29. Sewage Works J.
2:2:214-18. (1500)
Talbot, A. N.
(3) Articles:
Fifth progress report of special committee on stresses in railroad track.
Amer. Ry. Eng. Assoc. Bui. 31:3-19:1-272. (140,000)
Stresses in railroad track. Ibid. 30:1407-12. (3800)
Some developments in making concrete in the United States. J. Inst.
Japanese Arch. 44:532:681-86. (3000)
Talbot, Nell S.
(3) Articles:
with Ogburn, W. F.
A measurement of the factors in the presidential election of 1928. Social
Forces. ¥111:2:175-83. (5000)
Tanner, F. W.
(3) Articles:
Yeasts. The Encyc. Brit. 14th Ed. 23:881. (600)
with Windsor, Mary F.
The ability of Escherichia coli and Serratia marcescens to sur%-ive 62.8° C.
for thirty minutes in milk. J. Dairy Sci. 12 (i929):202-io. (3500)
with Wallace, G. I.
The standardization of disinfectants. Cent. Bakt. I. 114 (i929):i6i-74.
(4600)
Thomas, L. C.
(3) Articles:
with Roberts, Elmer
Hypotrichosis: The inheritance of monilethrix. Eugenics. 111:1:20-25.
(1500)
Thomas, L. J.
(3) Articles:
Notes on the life history of Haplobothrium globuliforme Cooper, a tapeworm
oi Atnia calvaL. J. Parasit. XVI:2:i40-45. (1800)
Thornberry, H. H.
(3) Articles:
with Anderson, H. W.
Peach spraying experiments for brown rot and bacterial spot control. Trans.
111. State Hort. Soc. 1929:129-39. (2000)
69
Thorp, Frank, Jr.
(3) Articles:
with Graham, Robert
Vibrionic abortion in sheep. J. A. V. M. A. LXXVI:4:568-73. (1420)
with Graham, Robert
Tularemia of animals communicated to man. Ibid. LXXV:6:769-7i.
(270)
with Graham, Robert, and Hectorne, R. L.
Capillaria in chickens. Ibid. LXXIV:7:io6o-63. (690)
with James, W. A., and Graham, Robert
Epidermoptic scabies in a hen. Ibid. LXXVI;i :93-95. (330)
with Graham, Robert, Tunnicliff, E. A., and McCulloch, E. C.
The antigenic value of formalized botulinum toxins. Ibid. LXXV:i :2i-37.
(21 10)
with Graham, Robert
Brucella agglutinins in the blood and milk of cows. J. Infect. Dis. 46:3:
260-62. (670)
TiMMONS, B. F.
(i) Book notices:
Abstract of Ph.D. dissertation on "Employe Welfare Work in Ohio In-
dustries." Abst. Doctors' Dissertations. 1:1:196-205. (3600)
(3) Articles:
The "service" idea in employe welfare work. Ohio Sociol. 111:1:9-14.
(1500)
Employe vacation plans among Ohio industries. Bui. Bus. Res. Sup.
(Ohio St. Univ.). IV:io:i-4. (3500)
Todd, Elizabeth
(3) Articles:
Suggestions to teachers. Prac. Home Econ. VII:i2:372. (900)
Informal objective tests may be problematic. Ibid. VIII :4: 116. (1000)
TR.4CY, P. H.
(3) Articles:
Enzyme activity of ice cream improvers. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui.
333:483-508. (12,000)
Storing milk products for ice cream. Cream, and Milk PI. Mo. 19:2:
107-10. (1200)
see also Ruehe, H. A.
Trelease, William
(3) Articles:
Charles Sprague Sargent. Biog. Memoirs, Nat. Acad. Sci. 12:247-70.
Portrait.
The Piperaceae of Costa Rica. Contr. U. S. Nat. Herb. 26:115-226.
Lindeniopiper, a generic segregate from Piper. Proc. Amer. Philos. Soc.
68:53-54-
New Piperaceae from Central America and Mexico. J. Wash. Acad. Sci.
19:327-37-
Piperaceae hispaniolenses. IV. Fedde, Rpt. 26:341-42.
70
Trelease, William
(3) Articles (continued)
Not Piper angustifolium Lamarck; not Piper elongatum Vahl. Bui. Torrey
Bot. Club. 56:535-38.
TUPPER, Caroline F.
(2) Original reviews:
American criticism: studies in literary theory from Poe to the present, by
Norman Foerster. J. Engl, and Germ. Philol. XXVIII :4:587-89.
(1155)
(3) Articles:
Oliver Goldsmith and "The Gentleman Who Signs D." Mod. Lang. Notes.
XLV:2:7i-77. (2260)
Tykociner, J. T.
(3) Articles:
Application of microphotometer for the analysis of photographic sound
records. Phys. Rev. 33:6:1094. (200)
Ionization currents and the breakdown of insulation. Trans. A. I. E. E.
49:357. (400)
with Kunz, Jakob
Striations and magnetic effect in electrodeless discharges. Amer. Phys.
Soc. Bui. 5:2:28. (200)
(4) Books:
with Armstrong, R. W.
Tuning of oscillating circuits by plate current variations. U. of 111. Eng.
Exp. Sta. Bui. 26:46:1-51. (8500)
Tylor, W. R.
(i) Book notices:
Abstracts of articles for "Seventy Years of Argentine Immigration," by
A. E. Bunge. Soc. Sci. Abst. 1:2:231. (300)
The present population of China, by Paxton Howard. Ibid. 2:1:135.
(250)
(3) Articles:
The attitude of farmers toward the County Farm Bureau. Pub. Amer.
Sociol. Soc. 23:261-73. (4800)
with Mumford, H. W., and Ross, R. C.
The attitude of Illinois Farmers toward the County Farm Bureau. Part
III. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Mimeographed Bui. June, 1929. (3500)
with Mumford, H. W., and Ross, R. C.
The attitude of business men toward the County Farm Bureau. Part VI.
Ibid. Apr., 1930. (3500)
Van Cleave, H. J.
(i) Book notices:
Human Helminthology, a manual for clinicians, sanitarians, and medical
zoologists, by Ernest Carroll Faust. Trans. Amer. Micros. Soc. 48:3:
318. (250)
Protozoology, a manual for medical men, by John Gordon Thomson and
Andrew Robertson. Ibid. 48:3:318-19. (250)
71
Van Cleave, H. J.
(i) Book notices (continued)
A manual of Helminthology, medical and veterinary, by H. A. Baylis. Ibid.
48:3:319. (145)
Animal parasitology with special reference to man and domestic animals,
by Robert Hegner, Francis M. Root, and Donald L. Augustine. Ibid.
48:4:447. (250)
A manual of external parasites, by Henry Ellsworth Ewing. Ibid. 48:4:
447. (250)
Recent advances in bacteriology and the study of infections, by J. Henry
Dible. Ibid. 48:4:448. (125)
Insects, ticks, mites and venomous animals of medical and veterinary im-
portance, Part I. Medical, by W. S. Patton and A. M. Evans. Ibid.
49:1:72. (325)
A handbook of the mosquitoes of North America, by Robert Matheson.
Ibid. 49:1:73. (200) J
Guide to the study of animal parasites, by William A. Riley and Reed O.
Christenson. Ibid. 49:2:188. (180)
Diseases transmitted from animals to man, by Thomas G. Hull. Ibid.
49:2:188. (95)
(2) Original reviews:
Fresh water moUusca of Wisconsin, by Frank Collins Baker. Ecology.
11:1:228-29. (600)
(3) Articles:
A new genus and new species of acanthocephala from the antarctic. Ann.
and Mag. of Nat. Hist. Ser. 10. 4:229-31. (750)
with Markus, H. C.
Studies on the life history of the blunt-nosed minnow. Anat. Rec. 44:3:
267. (125)
with Markus, H. C.
Studies on the life history of the blunt-nosed minnow. Amer. Naturalist.
53:Nov.-Dec., 1929:530-39. (3100)
Address on Stephen A. Forbes as a scientist. 111. Alumni News. 8:7:281-82.
(iioo)
Van Horne, John
(3) Articles:
with Welch, Edith L.
Bibliography of modern language methodology in America for 1928. Mod.
Lang. J. XIII:8:593-6o9. (6000)
An intermediate Spanish grammar and composition. Eugene F. Parker and
Arturo Torres- Rioseco. Ibid. XIV:2:i85-86. (550)
Recent Italian books, (i) Italica. VI:3:8i-82. (650)
Recent Italian books. (2) Ibid. VI:4:ii7-i8. (650)
Recent Italian books. (3) Ibid. VII:i:2o-2i. (650)
Vawter, J.
see Shedd, T. C.
Veatch, Collins
(3) Articles:
with Woodworth, CM.
72
Veatch, Collins
(3) Articles (continued)
Inheritance of pubescence in soybeans and its relation to pod color. Genetics.
14:5:512-18. (1600)
Vigor in soybeans as affected by hybridity. J. Amer. Soc. Agron. 22:4:
289-310. (5600)
Vigor in soybeans in relation to inhibition of pubescence. Ibid. 22:5:
446-52. (1650)
Verd.\, D. J.
(3) Articles:
with Sullivan, Alice H.
The experiential fusion of warmth and. cold in heat. J. Exper. Psych.
XIII:2:2o8-i6. (3500)
see also Burge, W. E.
\'estal, a. G.
(i) Book notices:
Colorado Semicentennial: Volumes I, Geology and natural resources, by
R. D. George; II, Colorado plant life, by Francis Ramaley; III, The
zoology of Colorado, by T. D. A. Cockerell. Ecology. 11:1:226-28.
(1000)
Waldo, E. H.
(3) Articles:
Notes on transformer design. Trans. A. I. E. E. 48:3:821-35. (12,000)
Economies in the utilization of power. Power Plant Eng. 34:1:62-63.
(1400)
Wallace, G. I.
(3) Articles:
with Tanner, F. W.
The standardization of disinfectants. Zentralblatt f. Bakteriologie. 114:
ir.161-74. (5000)
Wanless, H. R.
(i) Book notices:
The geology of Green Gully, Keilor, with special reference to the fossiliferous
beds, by Irene Crespin. Biol. Abst. 2:9-11:1845. (240)
Sharks from Fayetteville formation, by Carey Croneis. Ibid. 3:1-3:367.
(65)
Sur quelques poissons fossiles du nord de Madagascar (fossil fish from
Madagascar), by Jean Piveteau. Ibid. 3:4-6:1005. (150)
The Pleistocene of the western region of North America and its vertebrated
animals, by O. P. Hay. Ibid. 3:4-6:1014. (350)
The geology of the Saltern Cove area, Torbay, by L. G. Anniss. Ibid.
3:7-8:1479. (130)
The fish-fauna of the Cementstone of Fouldon, Berwickshire, by E. I.
White. Ibid. 3:7-8:1588. (170)
Paleontological notes, by P. Teilhard de Chardin. Ibid. 3:7-8:1598. (130)
Tertiary man in Asia — the Chou Kou Tien discover^', by Davidson Black.
Ibid. 3:9-11:2055. (100)
73
Wanless, H. R.
(i) Book notices (continued)
On a presumably Pleistocene human tooth from the Sjara-Osso-Gol (south-
eastern Ordos) deposits, by E. Licent, P. Teilhard de Chardin, and
Davidson Black. Ibid. 3:9-11:2156-57. (120)
L'appareil sensoriel lateral des poissons fossiles (lateral sensorial apparatus
of fossil fish), by P. Rode. Ibid. 4:2:616. (120)
Les oeufs de reptiles fossiles (eggs of fossil reptiles), by V. van Straelen.
Ibid. 4:4:305. (200)
Skull and skeletal remains of a ruminant of the Preptoceras-Euceratherium
group from the McKittrick Pleistocene, California, by C. Stock and
E. L. Furlong. Ibid. 4:2:627. (180)
Additional notes on some Branchiosaurs from Odernheim, by O. M. B.
Bulman. Ibid. 4:3:983. (80)
Two new fossil Amphibia of zoogeographic importance from the Miocene of
Europe, by G. K. Noble. Ibid. 4:3:984. (130)
Organic evolution (revised edition), by R. S. Lull. Econ. Geol. 25:2:
228-29. (420)
(3) Articles:
Geology and mineral resources of the Alexis quadrangle, Illinois. 111.
State Geol. Surv. Bui. 57:1-230. (100,000)
Ward, H. B.
(i) Book notices:
Travaux pratiques de parasitologic, by E. Brumpt and M. Neveu-Lemaire.
J. A. M. A. 92:22:1886. (160)
Protozoology, a manual for medical men, by John Gordon Thomson and
Andrew Robertson. Ibid. 93:3:228. (350)
Animal parasitology, by Robert Hegner, Francis M. Root, and Donald L.
Augustine. Ibid. 93:3:227-28. (325)
Human helminthology, by Ernest Carroll Faust. Ibid. 93:3:1833. (300)
Animal parasitology, by Robert Hegner, Francis M. Root, and Donald L.
Augustine. J. Parasit. 15:4:294-95. (910)
Protozoology, a manual for medical men, by John Gordon Thomson and
Andrew Robertson. Ibid. 15:4:295-96. (840)
A manual of helminthology, medical and veterinary, by H. A. Baylis.
Ibid. 15:4:296-97. (364)
Manson's tropical diseases, a manual of the diseases of warm climates, by
Philip H. Manson-Bahr. Ibid. 15:4:297. (234)
Practical clinical laboratory diagnosis, by Charles C. Ross and Foster M.
Johns. Ibid. 15:4:297. (156)
Morphologic variation and the rate of growth of bacteria, by Arthur T.
Henrici. Ibid. 15:4:297-98. (300)
Hydatid disease, its pathology, diagnosis and treatment, by Harold R.
Dew. Ibid. 16:1:57. (325)
Leitfaden zur Untersuchung auf die paratischen protozoen des Mensch-
lichen Darmkanales, by F. W. Bach. Ibid. 16:1:57. (200)
A manual of external parasites, by Henry Ellsworth Ewing. Ibid. 16:1:58.
(170)
Archivos do Instituto Biologico de Defesa Agricola e Animal, Vol. I. Ibid.
16:1:58. (150)
74
Ward, H. B.
(i) Book notices (continued)
Human Helminthology, by Ernest Carroll Faust. Ihid. 16:2:109. (410)
Hookworm disease, its distribution, biology, epidemiology, pathology,
diagnosis, treatment and control, by Asa C. Chandler. Ibid. 16:2:
109-10. (260)
Leitfaden zur Untersuchung der Tierischen Parasiten des Menschen und
der Haustiere, by Edwaurd Reichenow and Gerhard WiJlker. Ihid.
16:2:110. (290)
The immunology of parasitic infections, by William H. Taliaferro. Ibid.
16:3:172. (388)
Diseases transmitted from animals to man, by Thomas G. Hull. Ibid.
16:3:172-73. (402)
(2) Original reviews:
Insects, ticks, mites and venomous animals of medical and veterinary
importance. Part I Medical, by Walter Scott Patton and Alwen M.
Evans. Ibid. 16:3:171-72. (657)
(3) Articles:
A tribute to Fred H. Doellner. Outdoor Amer. 8:1:28. (630)
In memoriam, Dr. J. Sterling Kingsley. The Cover Glass of Omega Beta Pi.
7:1:5-6. (550)
Stephen Alfred Forbes, a tribute. Science. 71:1841:378-81. (2100)
Address of the President. 8th Nat. Con. I. W. L. A. pp. 1-26. (18,900)
Watson, F. R.
(3) Articles:
Sound generators. Internat. Critical Tables. VI:453-57. (6000)
Graphical representation of the reverberation equation. J. Acous. Soc.
1:47-55- (4200)
Coefficient of transmission of sound. Ibid. 1:202-8. (2800)
Acoustic correction of auditoriums. Eng. News-Record. 104:105-8. (5000)
Reducing noise and vibrations in buildings. Nat. Safety News. 21:14-16.
(4500)
(4) Books:
Acoustics of buildings. 2d edition. John Wiley and Sons, Inc., N. Y.
1930. X + 155 PP-
Weber, O. F.
(3) Articles:
Dog gone right. Hounds and Hunting. 26:5:56-58. (2000)
Post-season education. Ibid. 26:8:3-5. (2000)
Retrieving lost opportunities. Ibid. 27:3:3-6. (2000)
The beagle in the snow. Ibid. 27:4:18-19. (1000)
(4) Books:
How we became moral. Richard Badger, Boston. 1930. 234 pp.
Weinard, F. F.
(3) Articles:
Report on the Urbana trial garden. Amer. Peony Soc. Bui. 24(4i):3-i2.
(2500)
Infectious chlorosis of the rose. Flor. Rev. 65(i689):62-63. (800)
with Decker, S. W.
75
Weinard, F. F.
(3) Articles (continued)
Report on experimental work. Amer. Flor. 72(2i72):34. (1400)
Weisiger, G. B.
(2) Original reviews:
Negligence — legal cause — discussion of case of Polsgraf v. Long Island
Railroad Co. 248 N. Y. 339. 111. Law. Rev. 24:3:325-28. (1500)
(3) Articles:
Bases of liability for misrepresentation. Ibid. 24:8:866-75. (4250)
Welch, Edith L.
(3) Articles:
with Van Home, John
Bibliography of modern language methodology in America for 1928. Mod.
Lang. J. Xin:8:593-6o9. (6000)
Welker, W. H.
(3) Articles:
Organization of postgraduate and graduate instruction: subjects, teachers,
and degrees. J. Amer. Dent. Assoc. XV^LNov., 1929:2058-62.
Westergaard, H. M.
(3) Articles:
Mechanics of progressive cracking in concrete pavements. Public Roads.
10:4:65-71. (7000)
Computation of stresses in bridge slabs due to wheel loads. Ibid. 1 1:1:1-23.
(20,000)
Discussion of paper by S. Timoshenko: problems concerning elastic
stability in structures. Proc. A. S. C. E. 55:7:1889-93. (2000)
Graphische Auflosung eines linearen Gleichungssystems. Zeitschrift fiir
angewandte Mathematik und Mechanik. 9:6:513-15. (700)
Whitaker, Rodney
see Norton, L. J.
White, J. M.
(3) Articles:
What is a safe building? 111. Munic. Rev. IX:3:92-97. (7500)
WiCKWIRE, G. C.
see Burge, W. E.
WiDGER, H. D.
(i) Book notices:
English for daily use, a review of English for Daily Use. by Sterling and Cole.
Engl. J. XIX:i:88-89. (450)
Wiley, C. C.
(3) Articles:
The construction, rehabilitation, and maintenance of gravel roads suitable
for moderate trafific. U. of 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. XXVII:4:i-57.
76
Wiley, C. C.
(3) Articles (continued)
Some economic phases of pavement resurfacing. 111. Munic. Rev. IX:
4:116-21. (5000)
Highway drainage problems. Purdue Univ. Bui. XIII:2:29-4i. (6000)
WiLLARD, A. C.
(3) Articles:
Recent developments in heating and ventilating practice. Proc. Nat.
Dist. Heat. Assoc. 20:58-88. (8000)
with Fahnestock, M. K.
The effect of two types of cast-iron radiators on air temperatures in room
heating. J. Heat., Piping, and Air Cond. 2:3:185-91. (3500)
with Kratz, A. P.
Friction losses and observed static pressures in a domestic fan furnace
heating system. Ibid. A. S. H. and V. E. Journal Section. 1:8:
683-87. (2500)
with Kratz, A. P.
Wall surface temperatures. Ibid. A. S. H. and V. E. Journal Section.
2:4:335-50- (3000)
see also Fahnestock, M. K.
(4) Books:
with Harding, L. A.
Mechanical equipment of buildings. Vol. I. 2d edition, revised. John
Wiley and Sons, Inc., N. Y. 1929. xi + 963 pp.
WiLLHITE, F. M.
see Bray, R. H.
Williams, C. A.
(2) Original reviews:
Das Rostocker Liederbuch, edited by Fr. Ranke and J. M. Muller-Blattau.
Halle. 1927. J. Engl, and Germ. Philol. 29:293-96. (1200)
see also Lundeberg, O. K.
Williams, E.
see Burge, W. E.
Williams, L. W.
(3) Articles:
Teacher training standards. The Phi Delta Kappan. XII:6:i8o-8i. (725)
Williamson, C. S.
(3) Articles:
A group of mediastinal cases. Med. Clin, of N. Amer. 13:2:321-41.
(7500)
with Birch, C. L.
Mistakes in diagnosis as revealed by autopsy. Ibid. 13:5:1091-1109.
(7000)
77
Wilson, W. M.
(3) Articles:
Some questions pertaining to the design of weighing machines. Scale J.
16:6:11-13. (3600)
(4) Books:
Laboratory tests of reinforced concrete arch ribs. U. of 111. Eng. Exp.
Sta. Bui. 1930. ii + 97 pp.
WiNAKOR, A. H.
(3) Articles:
Ratios useful only when based on uniform classification of items. Amer.
Accountant. XIV:7:375-77. (2400)
Preparing tables and charts, from "Business Reports" by C. R. Anderson
and A. G. Saunders. McGraw-Hill, N. Y. 1929. 33 pp.
with Littleton, A. C.
Standard financial ratios for the public utility industry. U. of 111. Bur.
Bus. Res. Bui. 26. 1929. 44 pp.
The financial plan of gas cost. Ibid. Bui. 27. 1929. 49 pp.
Balance sheet structure of automobile manufacturing companies. lind.
Bui. 29. 1930. 65 pp.
Winter, F. L.
(3) Articles:
The mean and variability as afTected by continuous selection for com-
position in corn. J. Agr. Res. 39:6:451-76. (15,000)
with Mumm, W. J.
A small grain nursery harvester. J. Amer. Soc. Agron. 21:3:375-76. (450)
with Mumm, W. J.
A bar-cylinder soybean thresher. Ibid. 21:3:377-78. (525)
Winters, Eric, Jr.
(3) Articles:
The measurement of soil color. Bui. XI, Rpt. loth An. Mtg. Amer. Soil
Surv. Assoc. March, 1930. pp. 34-37. (1050)
with Smith, R. S.
Determination of total carbon in soils. Ind. and Eng. Chem., Anal. Ed.
1:4:202. (800)
WiRTH, E. H.
(3) Articles:
A quality standard for crocus. Amer. J. Pharm. ioi:Oct., 1929. (2800)
with Dorjahn, J. A.
Phytomicrochemical tests as pharmacopoeial identity tests. Ibid. loi:
638-49- (3500)
Wolf, Samuel
(3) Articles:
Choroideremia. Arch. Opthal. 3:1:80-87. (2800)
WooDROw, Herbert
(i) Book notices:
Human behavior, by W. S. Hunter. J. Genetic Psych. XXXVI :4:35 1-53.
(1250)
78
WooDROW, Herbert
(i) Book notices (continued)
Intelligence tests: their significance for school and society, by W. F. Dear-
born. Amer. J. Psych. XLI:4:69-70. (400)
(3) Articles:
Discrimination by the monkey of temporal sequences of varying number of
stimuli. J. Compar. Psych. IX:2:i23-57. (15,75°)
WoODROW, H. W.
see Adams, Roger
WOODWORTH, CM.
(3) Articles:
mini soybeans. U. of III. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 335:547-56. (2000)
with Veatch, Collins
Inheritance of pubescence in soybeans and its relation to pod color. Gene-
tics. 14:5:512-18. (1600)
Comparative frequency of defective seeds and chlorophyll abnormalities
in different varieties of corn following self-fertilization. J. Amer.
Soc. Agron. 21:10:1007-14. (2400)
Abortive seeds in soybeans. Ibid. 22:1:37-50. (4200)
Wright, Ivan
(3) Articles:
The Chicago Stock Exchange and La Salle Street penetrates to every corner
of the country. La Salle Street Herald, i :i :June, 1929.
The Chicago Stock Exchange call money market. Ibid. 2:2:JuIy 5, 1929.
(5000)
How the investor buys and sells on the Chicago Stock Exchange. Ibid.
2:2:July 5, 1929. (5000)
Call money and the money market. Ibid. 3: July 20, 1929. (3500)
Common stocks vs. investments during bear markets. Ibid. 1:18. (5000)
State call loan law to expand city money market. Chicago Com. June 29,
1929. (4000)
Advantages to both the investor and the corporation of listing on the
Chicago Stock Exchange. Ibid. July 13, 1929. (3000)
Chicago gets a call money market. J. Amer. Bankers' Assoc. July, 1929.
(3000)
Chicago Stock Exchange markets Illinois securities. 111. J. Com. July,
1929. (3000)
Chicago Stock Exchange and the business man. Cherry Circle. August,
1929. (3000)
Chicago's new money market keeps bank funds at work. Mid-Western
Banker. August, 1929. (5000)
The call money market of Chicago and its ramifications. 111. Bankers'
Assoc. 2:3. (5000)
The Federal Reserve statement as a barometer of business and the money
market. Central-Illinois Co., Mimeo. Bui. April, 1930. Chicago.
(6000)
The organization of the money market and its ramifications with the Federal
Reserve System at the head of the organization. Ibid. April, 1930.
(8000)
79
Wright, Ivan
(3) Articles (continued)
The reserve banks and the control of the money market. Ibid. April,
1930. (8000)
The Federal Reserve Bank and the control of the money market, continued.
Ibid. April, 1930. (8000)
Bankers, bondmen, and brokers as investment and money market counselors.
Ibid. May, 1930. (8000)
The International Bank of Settlements and its function in the international
money market. Ibid. May, 1930. (8000)
What the Chicago money market needs and how to get it. Ibid. May,
1930. (8000)
Yapp, W. W.
(4) Books:
with Nevens, W. B.
Dairy cattle. Revised. John Wiley and Sons, Inc., N. Y. 1930. 375 pp.
Yntema, L. F.
(3) Articles:
The separation of columbium and tantalum by electrolytic hydrolysis.
Trans. Amer. Electrochem. Soc. LV:209-i3. (1230)
with Winters, R. W.
The preparation of beryllium chloride from beryl. Ibid. LV:205-8. (925)
Young, A. L.
see Dungan, G. H.
Young, P. T.
(3) Articles:
Studies in affective psychology: VIII. The scale of values method. IX.
The point of view of affective psychology. X. Some general con-
clusions. Amer. J. Psych. 42:1:17-37. (8500)
The trained observer in affective psychology. Ibid. 41:3:516. (350)
Precautions in animal experimentation. Psych. Bui. 27:2:119-20. (500)
A pseudophonic study of auditory space. Proc. and Papers 9th Internat.
Cong. Psych, pp. 498-99. (400)
Zeitlin, Jacob
(i) Book notices:
Montaigne as traveller (The diary of Montaigne's journey to Italy in
1580 and 1581, by E. J. Trechmann). Books. V:5i:24. (1000)
The trials of Byron's wife (The life and letters of Lady Byron, by Ethel
Colburn Mayne). Ibid. VI:5:2o. (1200) j
Hero-worship (Carlyle to three-score-and-ten, by David Alec Wilson).
Ibid. VI:8:i9. (700)
English painter (The Farrington Diary, Vol. VIII). Ibid. VI:i5:ii. (300)
The hero-will (The life of George Meredith, by R. E. Sencourt). Ibid.
VI: 1 9: 1 4. (1000)
80
Zeitlin, Jacob
(i) Book notices (continued)
Boswell and his friends ("Diaries of W. J. Temple," edited by Lewis
Bettany; and "Doctor Johnson and Mr. Boswell," by Harn,' Salpeter).
Ibid. VI:22:i4. (800)
The stamp of Oxford (Laud, by Robert P. Tristram Coffin). Ibid. VI:
34:10. (1000)
Historians and enemies (Froude and Carlyle, by Waldo Dunn). Ibid.
VI:34:i2. (1200)
Essays in intellectual history. Ibid. ¥1:36:13. (250)
The correspondence of Henry Crabb Robinson with the Wordsworth
Circle, edited by Edith J. Morley. J. Engl, and Germ. Philol. XXIX:
2:290-93. (2000)
(3) Articles:
Stuart P. Sherman and Paul Elmer More. Bookman. LXX:i:43-53.
(6000)
(4) Books:
with Woodbridge, Homer
Life and letters of Stuart P. Sherman. Farrar and Rinehart, N. Y. 1929.
xiv + 880 pp.
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p^ BOOKS AND ARTICLES PUBLISHED BY THE CORPS OF
*• ^ INSTRUCTION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
^lay I, 1930 — April 30, 1931
The publications of the faculty of the University of Illinois during the past year
ended April 30, 1931, are listed below under four heads, namely: (i) Book re-
views which are of the character of book notices; (2) Book reviews which are
essentially original articles or contributions to the discussion of the subject
matter of the book or articles reviewed; (3) Articles; (4) Books. Numbers in
parentheses are approximate numbers of words.
Adams, L. A.
(3) Articles:
Determination of age in fishes. Trans. 111. State Acad. Sci.
23:3:219-26. (2400)
AriAMS, Roger
(3) Articles:
With L. H. Bock and W. W. Moyer:
Stereochemistry of diphenyl compounds. V. Preparation and reso-
lution of 24,6,2',4',6'-hexanitro-3,3'-dicarboxydiphenyl. J.A.C.S.
52:2054-60. (2500)
With H. A. Stearns:
Stereochemistry of diphenyl compounds. VI. Preparation and reso-
lution of 2,4,6,2'4'-pentanitro-3-carboxydiphenyl. Ibid. 52:2070-
75. (2500)
With C. M. Greer:
Preparation and bactericidal properties of certain pentadecanoic,
heptadecanoic, and nonadecanoic acids. XIX. Ibid. 52:2540-43.
I (1500)
' With R. W. Maxz.'ell:
Study of possible isomerism of certain analogs of resolvable di-
I phenyl compounds. VII. Ibid. 52:2959-72. (6000)
I IVith E. Brozcuing:
Stereochemistry' of diphenylbenzenes. Preparation of stereoiso-
meric 3,6-di- (2, 4-dimethylphenyl) -2,5-dibromohydroquinones and
their derivatives. IX. Ibid. 52:4098-107. (4500)
With W. M. Stanley:
The stereochemical study of diphenyl-2,2'-disulfonic acid. VIII.
Ibid. 52:4471-76. (3000)
With Catherine Cassels Steele:
Stereochemistry of phenylpyridine compounds. The preparation
and investigation of 2-(2-carboxy-6-chlorophenyl)-pyridine-3-
I carboxylic acid and 3-(2-carboxyphenyl)-6-phenylpyridine-2, 4-
dicarboxjdic acid. X. Ibid. 52:4528-35. (3500)
With J. B. Hale and W. H. Lycan:
Synthesis of ner\-onic acid. Ibid. 52 :4536-39. (2000)
•xneeniig XJbTaTy
Adams, Roger
(3) Articles (continued)
With P. R. Shildneck:
Stereochemistry of diphenylbenzenes. Meso and racemic 2,5-di-
(3-bromo-2,4,6-trimethyli)henyl)-3,6-dibromohydroquinones and
the corresponding quinones. XII. Ibid. 53:343-52- (5000)
With L. H. Bock:
The stereochemistry of N-phenylpyrroles. The preparation and
resolution of N-2-carboxyphenyl-2,5-dimethyl-3-carboxypyrrole.
XIII. Ibid. 53:374-76. (1500)
With E. C. Kleiderer:
Stereochemistry of diphenyl compounds. The preparation and reso-
lution of 3,5,3',5'-tetramethyl-2,2'-difluoro-6,6'-diaminodiphenyl.
XIV. Ibid. 53:1575-80. (2500)
(4) Books:
With W. H. Carothers, H. T. Clarke, J. B. Conant, Henry Gilman,
C. S. Marvel, C. R. N oiler, and F. C. Whitmore:
Organic syntheses, vol. XI. John Wiley & Sons, N. Y. 1931. vii +
106 pp.
Adamstone, F. B.
(3) Articles:
A modification of the technic of handling chick embryos. Stain
Technol. VI: 2. (600)
Age and growth records on fossil fish scales. 111. State Acad. Sci.
23:3:227-230. (1700)
Allen, C. L.
(2) Original reviews:
The student's history of printing, by Merritt Way Haynes. U. S.
Pub. VIII: 10:49. (700)
(3) Articles:
Waging and winning a community campaign. Emory U. Bui. XVI:
9:14-18. (2500)
Editorial problems. Ibid. XVI: 9: 39-48. (6000)
Administrative problems. Ibid. XVI:9:79-93. (10,000)
Practical instruction. Pub. Auxil. 66:14:4. (700)
Ambrosius, E. E.
(3) Articles:
With J. C. Reed:
Viscosity of refrigerants. Heating, Piping, and Air Conditioning.
2:6. June, 1930.
Flow of fluids. Ibid. 2:7. July, 1930.
The design of evaporators. Ibid. 3:4. Apr., 1931.
Some limitations of a diagram for gas flow in pipes. Ibid. 3:5 May,
1931-
Volumetric efficiency of a vertical single acting ammonia com-
pressor. Refrig. Eng. 21:3. March, 1931.
Volumetric efficiency of an ammonia compressor. Ice and Refrig.
8:3. ]March, 1931. Reprinted in the Technograph. XLV:6. Apr.,
1931.
2
Anderson, A. AIarie
(4) Books:
Syllabus of design and color. Daniels & Shoaff, Champaign, 111.
1930. 64 pp.
Andrews, A. I.
(3) Articles:
Acid-resisting white dry process cast-iron enamels. J. Amer. Cer.
Soc. XIII :8. Aug., 1930.
The development of acid-resisting white sheet steel enamels. Ibid.
XIII: 6. June, 1930.
A systematic method for the investigation of sheet-iron enamels.
Ibid. XIII: 7. July, 1930.
With E. A. Herizcll:
Progress report on the effect of furnace gases on the quality of
enamels. Ibid. XIII: 8. Aug., 1930.
The effect of furnace gases on the quality of enamels for sheet
steel. U. of 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 214.
The effect of smelter atmospheres on the quality of enamels for
sheet steel. Ibid. 224.
With H. W. Alexander:
The effect of smelter atmospheres on the quality of drj'- process
enamels for cast iron. Ibid. 227.
Arnold, Lloyd
(3) Articles:
Influence of chemical reactions and bacterial flora of the small in-
testine on dental pathologic lesions. J. Amer. Dent. Assoc.
XVIII: 1 19-30. (4000)
With L. Shapiro:
An experimental study of host susceptibility to cholera. Indian
^led. Gaz. LXV:9. (2500)
With C. Giistafson:
Home pasteurization of milk. Amer. J. Public Health. XX: 10:
1065-70. (1500)
With A. J. Nedsel:
Intermittent fecal elimination of bacteria in chronic biliary carriers.
Trans. Chicago Path. Soc. 13:3:227-28. (700)
Influence of eggwhite upon the absorption of bacteria from the
intestinal tract. Proc. Soc. for Exper. Biol, and Med. 28:4:358-
60. (340)
Influence of egg^vhite upon the elimination of bacteria into the
intestinal tract. Ibid. 28:4:360-61. (580)
Influence of eggwhite upon the cyclic circulation of bacteria in the
splanchnic area. Ibid. 28:4:361-64. (570)
Influence of eggwhite in the duodenum upon the elimination of
bacteria into the gallbladder. Ibid. 28:4:364-66. (370)
j Absorption of bacteria from the gallbladder. Ibid. 28:4:366-67.
t (360)
Arnold, Lloyd
(3) Articles (continued)
With R. Karns:
Optimum bacterial suspension for testing skin disinfection. Ibid.
28:4:375-76. (300)
With S. Fiirby:
Influence of gastric acid secretion upon the bactericidal power of the
gastrinal intestinal tract. Ibid. 28:4:372-74. (400)
With B. Montgomery, A. Boor, and 0. Bergeim:
Destruction of yeast in the normal human stomach. Ibid. 28:4:385.
(200)
Aron, a. W.
(l) Book notices :
Deutsche Literatur. Sammlung literarischer Kunst- und Kultur-
denkmaler, etc. J. Engl, and Germ. Philol. XXIX :4: 590-96.
(2500)
(3) Articles:
The gender of English loan-words in colloquial American German.
Curme Vol. Linguistic Studies, Lang. Mono. 7:11-28. (7250)
ASHBY, R. C.
(3) Articles:
Standardized market classes and grades for livestock. Amer. Coop.
1:199-205. (3000) Reprinted in part — Cattleman. XVII :S: 17-20.
(2800)
Trends in livestock marketing. Proc. Internat. Conf. Agr. Econ.
2:611-18. (2800)
Shippers who get top may be cheated. Nat. Livestock Prod. Mag
9:1:10. (2600)
Heavy load scale tests, why. Ibid. 9:2:14. (1000) Reprinted in par.
— Scale J. 17:2:7. (750)
Practices and problems of shipping associations. Amer. Herdsman
5:10:10-11. (4000)
AUDRIETH, L. F.
(i) Book notices:
Thirty reviews of chemical articles appearing in foreign publication!
Chem. Abst. vols. 24 and 25. (2500)
(3) Articles:
A classification of compounds of hydrogen and nitrogen. J. Chen
Educ. 7:2055-62. Trans. 111. State Acad. Sci. 23:3:294-30
(3000)
With H. W. Nelson:
Electrodeposition of metals from non-aqueous solvents. Chem. Re|
8:335-52. (4000)
With L. F. Yntema and H. W. Nelson:
The electrodeposition of metals from solutions of their salts
non-aqueous solvents. Ibid. 23:3:302-06. (1500)
AUDRIETH, L. F.
(3) Articles (continued)
With L. F. Yntema:
Preliminary study of the electrodeposition of metals from liquid
ammonia solutions of their salts. J. Phys. Chem. 34:1903-06.
(700)
Acetamide and formamide as solvents for the electrodeposition of
metals. J. A. C. S. 52:2693-98. (2000)
With A. W. Browne:
Azido-carbondisulfide. IV. Preparation and properties of the new
interhalogenoid, cyanogen azido-dithiocarbonate. Ibid. 52:2799-
805. (2700)
With J. R. Johnson and A. W. Browne:
Azido-dithiocarbonic acid. V. Alkyl and acyl derivatives. Ibid.
52:1928-35. (2900)
With V. duVigneaud and H. S. Loring:
The reduction of cystine in liquid ammonia by metallic sodium.
Ibid. 52:4500-04. (1800)
With E. E. Jukkola, R. E. Meints, and B. S. Hopkins:
Observations on the rare earths. XXXVII. Electrolytic prepara-
tion of rare earth amalgams. I. Preparation of amalgams of
lanthanum and neodymium. Ibid. 53:1805-09. (1700)
(4) Books:
With J. H. Reedy:
Laboratory exercises, Chemistry 4 (rev. ed.). Urbana, 111. 1931. 62 pp.
Babbitt, H. E.
(3) Articles:
Engineering conditions in Hawaii. Eng. News-Rec. 104:976-79.
(4000)
Water supply and sewerage of large Japanese cities. Ibid. 104:729-
32. (4000)
Public works construction in Australia. Ibid. 106:114-18. (4500)
Control of the Nile for irrigation. Ibid. 105:206-09. (4000)
Public works in New Zealand. Ibid. 105:967-71. (4500)
PubUc health in Manila. Ibid. 105:808-11. (4000)
Public water supplies in British India. Ibid. 105:678-82. Water
Works J. 23:3:4-8. (5000)
Glimpses of world engineering. Technograph. 45:11-15. (5000)
The Melbourne sewage farm. Amer. City. 43:149-50. (2500)
The World Engineering Congress. 111. Eng. 6:4:1-3. (2500)
Public works abroad. Theta News. 7:3:213-20. (5000)
B.^CHEM, Albert
(3) Articles:
The resistance of various tissues for various electric currents.
Arch. Phys. Therapy, X-ray, and Radium. 11:8:391-94. (1600)
Ultraviolet prophylaxis. Ibid. 11:12:686-87. (1200)
Die lichtdurchdringung der menschlichen hant. Strahlentherapie.
39:30-56. (5000)
Bachem, Albert
(3) Articles (continued)
With C. I. Reed:
The penetration o£ light through human skin. Amer. J. Physiol.
97:1:86-91. (1500)
Bailar, J. C, Jr.
(3) Articles:
The study of isomerism in general chemistry. J. Chem. Educ.
8:2:310-15. (3000)
The effect of substituents upon rearrangement of benzopinacol.
J. A. C. S. 52:9:3596-603. (3500)
Isomerism in inorganic chemistry. Trans. 111. State Acad. Sci.
23:3:307-09. (1500)
Some studies in the pinacol series. Ibid. 23:3:310-12. (1250)
Baily, H. H.
(3) Articles:
First-year examinations. Acct. Rev. VI:I:57-6i. (2500)
(4) Books:
With H. T. S covin :
Illustrative problems in elementary accounting. D. C. Heath & Co.,
Boston. 1931. 106 pp.
Baker, F. C.
(3) Articles:
The variation of molluscan life during Pleistocene and Recent time.
Nautilus. 44:21-24. (1080)
Description of a new variety of Valvata lezvisi Currier. Ibid.
44:119-21. (550)
On genus and species making. Science. 72:1854:37-39. (1650)
Influence of the glacial period in changing the character of the mol-
luscan fauna of North America. Ecology. 11:469-80. (5000)
Notes on Professor Shimek's paper on land snails as indicators of
ecological conditions. Ibid. 11 :78S-89. (975)
Additional notes on animal life associated with the mound build-
ers of Illinois. Trans. 111. State Acad. Sci. 23:3:231-35. (1850)
A restudy of the interglacial molluscan fauna of Toronto, Canada.
Ibid. 23:3:358-66. (3350)
Balduf, W. V.
(3) Articles:
The oviposition habits of Feltia siihgothica Haw. (Noctuidae, Lep.)
Proc. Ent. Soc. of Wash. 33:4:81-88. Apr., 1931. (3600)
Baldwin, E. C.
(i) Book notices:
The Hebrew advantage, by C. H. Parr3^ B'nai B'rith Mag. 45:2:58.
(500)
The secret of the Jew, by David Miller. Ibid. 44:12:456. (800)
"Traitor!" by J. D. Kerkhoff. Ibid. 45:3:107-08. (800)
Milton's rabbinical readings, by Harris Fletcher. Ibid. 45:7:252.
(700)
6
Baldwin, T. W.
(i) Book notices:
Marlowe and his circle, by F. S. Boas. ^lod. Lang. Notes. XLV:5:
329-31. (500)
(3) Articles:
William Kemp not Falstaff. Alod. Lang. Rev. XXVI :2: 170-72.
(1000)
Normal amount of teaching and research (report of Committee T).
A. A. U. P. Bui. XVII:3:2i3-i9. (3000)
(4) Books:
William Shakespeare adapts a hanging. Princeton Univ. Press,
Princeton, N. J. 1930. xii + 202 pp.
Balseiro, J. A.
(2) Original reviews:
Aristas, by Antonio S. Pedreira. I and IL Puerto Rico Ilustrado.
1084:3 and 1085:5. (2200)
(3) Articles:
Alilagro de belleza. La Esfera. 879:16-17. (1376)
Nuevas notas sobre Gautier Benitez. Hispania. XIII:6:485-96.
(3600)
The Puerto Rican Danza. Present-day Amer. Lit. IV: 1:9-12.
(2800)
Bartlett, J. H., Jr.
(3) Articles:
Nebular spin. Phys. Rev. ^y.Z'-i^J.
Orbital valenc}'. Ibid. 37:5:507-31.
Bartlett, R. W.
(3) Articles:
^, Price plans for marketing milk. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 358:1-
B t 20. Milk Plant AIo. Jan., 1931. 42-48, 60-65. (3000)
H^ A price plan for selling milk by collective bargaining associations.
WT Pa. State Coll. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 251:1-32. (16,000)
Bauer, F. C.
(3) Articles :
Crop yields from Illinois experiment fields in 1929. U. of 111. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Bui. 347:323-68. June, 1930. (5000)
Response of Illinois soils to systems of soil treatment. Ibid. 362:
436-517. December, 1930. (25,000)
Crop yields from Illinois soil experiment fields in 1930. Ibid. 370:
215-64. May, 1931. (5000)
j With E. A. Norton, R. S. Smith, E. E. DeTurk, and L. H. Smith:
Edwards County soil report. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Soil Rpt.
46:1-69. July, 1930. (28,500)
Effingham County soil report. Ibid. 48:1-55. Feb., 1931. (23,000)
With R. S. Smith, E. E. DeTurk, and L. H. Smith:
Piatt County soil report. Ibid. 47:1-55. Dec, 1930. (23,000)
Bayley, W. S.
(i) Book notices:
Mineralogy: an introduction to the scientific study of minerals, by
Sir H. A. Miers, 2d ed., by H. L. Bowman. Econ. Geol.
25:3:293. (475)
Fusit: Vorkommen, Entstehung und praktische Bedeutung der
Faserkohle, by O. Stutzer et al. Ibid. 25:3:296. (200)
Handbook of the geology of Great Britain, ed. bj' G. W. Evans and
C. J. Stubblefield. Ibid. 25:4:427. (330)
Structure of typical American oilfields, vol. 11. (Amer. Assoc.
Petroleum Geol.) Ibid. 25:4:428. (240)
Mining of alluvial deposits by dredging and hydraulicking, by W. E.
Thorne and A. W. Hooke. Ibid. 25:5:551. (200)
Petrographic methods and calculations, by A. Holmes. Ibid.
25:6:666. (180)
Geochemie in ausgewahlten Kapiteln, by W. J. Vernadsky. Ibid.
25:6:670. (200)
Limestones, their origins, distribution, and uses, by J. F. North.
Ibid. 25:7:774. (200)
The study of crystals, by T. V. Barker. Ibid. 25:7:774. (250)
Tables for the determination of minerals, 2d ed., by Kraus and
Hunt. Ibid. 25:8:878. (75)
Introductory economic geology, by W. A. Tarr. Ibid. 26:1:123-24.
(250)
Handbuch der Experimentalphysik. Teil. 3. Ibid. 26:2:232. (250)
Beadles, Jessie R.
(3) Articles:
With Winfred W. Braman and H. H. Mitchell:
The cystine deficiency of the proteins of garden peas and of
potatoes. J. Biol. Chem. 88:2:615-22. (1800)
The relation between cystine deficiency in the diet and growth of
hair in the white rat. Ibid. 88:2:623-27. (1500)
Beard, J. H.
(3) Articles:
Student health conditions — a mirror of childhood environment andi
medical care. Trans. 111. State Acad. Sci. 23:3:524-32. (3000)
Mental adjustment of college students. School and Soc. XXXII:
824:475-80. (3000)
Benjamin, A. C.
(3) Articles:
The problem of knowledge. J.Phil. XXVII: 14. (5000)
Berdahl, C. a.
(i) Book notices:
Oppenheim's International Law, vol. I, Peace, 4th ed., by Arnold
D. McNair. Amer. Bar Assoc. J 16:9:591-92. (400)
(2) Original reviews:
Executive agents in American foreign relations, by Henry M.
Wriston. Mich. Law Rev. 28:8:1067-69. (1500)
Berdahl, C. a.
(2) Original reviews (continued)
The open door and the mandates system, by Benjamin Gerig. Amer.
Pol. Sci. Rev. 24:3:777-79. (900)
The law of martial rule. Ibid. 25:2:457-59. (800)
City bosses in the United States, by Harold Zink. Miss. Val. Hist.
Rev. 17:4:670-72. (1500)
The International Mandates, by Aaron M. Margalith ; and La Juris-
diction de la Cour Permanente de Justice Internationale dans
le Systeme des ^landats, by Nathan Feinberg. 111. Law Rev.
25:7:857-60. (1500)
(3) Articles:
The establishment of the League of Nations and American public
opinion. League of Nations Chr. 3:5:2,5. (1500)
American influence in the drafting of the Covenant. Ibid. 3:6:2,6.
(1500)
The treaty fight in the Senate. Ibid. 3:7:2,5. (1500)
The League as a political issue. Ibid. 3:8:2,5. (1500)
The campaign of 1920. Ibid. 3:9:2,5; 3:10:2. (2000)
The Republican proposal for an association of nations. Ibid. 3:12:
2,5. (1500)
The period of non-recognition. Ibid. 4:1:2,5. (1500)
The period of unofficial recognition. Ibid. 4:2:2,6. (1500)
The period of official cooperation. Ibid. 4:3:2,6. (1500)
Methods of cooperation. Ibid. 4:4:2,5. (1500)
Recent publications of political interest (compilations). Amer. Pol.
Sci. Rev. 24:2:528-70; 3:812-53; 4:1076-1108. (45,000)
Berman, Edward
(i) Book notices:
The five-day week in manufacturing industries, by the National
Industrial Conference Board. Amer. Econ. Rev. 20:3:529. (400)
A history of the Illinois State Federation of Labor, by Eugene
Staley. Ibid. 20:4:745-47. (900)
Operating aspects of industrial mergers, by W. R. Bassett; and
Merchandising through mergers, by J. A. Murphy. Amer. Fed.
37:12:1535-36. (800)
A new economic order, ed. by Kirby Page. World Tomorrow. 13:5:
227. (900)
(3) Articles:
Injunctions — a wa}' out. Commonwealth Coll. Fortnightly. 6:8:3-4.
â– (700). Reprinted in St. Louis Post-Dispatch, June 26, 1930.
^ p. 2C.
The Railway Labor Act and the Supreme Court. 111. State Fed. of
Lab. Weekly News Letter. 16:19:1,4. (2700)
Trade unions and the law. Ibid. 16:34:1,3-4. (5000)
The Supreme Court moves to the left. World Tomorrow. 13:10:
411-12. (1150)
Judge Parker and the Sherman Act. Amer. Fed. 37:11:1379-81.
(1600)
Bekman, Edward
(3) Articles (continued)
The Supreme Court and the Railway Labor Act. Amer. Econ. Rev.
20:4:619-39. (10,000). Reprmted Railway Clerk. 30:2:64-65,
91-92.
(4) Books:
Labor and the Sherman Act. Flarper & Brothers, N. Y. 1930.
xviii -f- 332 pp.
With W. R. Tylor and B. F. Timmons:
A community labor survey. U. of 111. Bur. Bus. Res. Bui. 34. 58 pp.
Bernbaum, Ernest
(3) Articles:
Recent works on prose fiction before 1800. Mod. Lang. Notes.
XLVI: 95-107. (4000)
The practical results of the humanistic theories. Engl. J. XX: 103-00.
(2000)
(4) Books:
Guide through the romantic movement. Thomas Xelson & Sons,
N. Y. 1930. X + 480 pp.
With Carleton Broivn, A. C. Baiujh, C. H. C. Wright, J. P. W. Craw-
ford, and W. W. Nordmeyer:
Publications of the Alodern Language Association for 1930.
ccxxxiii + 'i'277 pp.
(4a) Books edited:
In the Leland Stanford Miscellany:
Chateaubriand's Atala, by William Leonard Schwartz. 1930.
xii + 114 PP-
Sarah Byng Osborn's Letters, by John McClelland. 1930. xix4-i48 pp.
In Nelson's English Series, Thomas Nelson & Sons, AL Y.:
An introduction to journalism, bj' Lawrence W. Murph)'. 1930.
360 pp.
Malory to Mrs. Behn, by A. AL Turner and P. H. Turner. 1930.
418 pp.
Samuel Butler's Erewhon, by William A. Eddy. 1930. 290 pp.
Five significant English plays, by George R. Coffman. 1930. 433 pp.
Scott's Talisman, by Ezra Kempton Alaxfield. 1930. 440 pp.
English practice book, by George Summey, Jr. 1930. 158 pp.
Birch, C. L.
(3) Articles:
The origin of pseudothrombocyles from leukocytes. Anat. Rec.
48:1:45-54. (2500)
Hemophilia. Proc. Soc. for Exper. Biol, and Med. 28:752-53. (500)
Pelvo-abdominal tumor weighing 71^ pounds and polyglandular
hypofunction. Med. Clin. N. Amer. 14:80:1251-65. (3500)
Black, Dorothy M.
(3) Articles:
Influence of the public library on the lives of men and women.
Libraries. 35:7:299-305. (3000)
Blair, J. C.
(3) Articles:
Illinois pioneers in horticulture. Trans. 111. State Hort. Soc.
64 : 206-36. ( 12,000)
BlAISDELL, D.A.ISY L.
(i) Book notices:
Fundamentals of German, by H. C. Thurnau. Mod. Lang. J.
XV:6:2. (800)
Blanxhard, W. O.
(i) Book notices:
Oceanic, continental, mediterranean and boreal climatic influences
and mountain climate in Europe as sjiithetised and represented
by characteristic plants. Geog. Instit. of Econ. Fac. of Univ.
of Budapest. i:i:ii. (150)
(3) Articles:
Austria and Switzerland: suggestive similarities and contrasts.
Trans. 111. State Acad. Sci. 23:3:461-64. (1200)
(4) Books :
With S. S. Fisher:
Economic geography of Europe. McGraw-Hill Book Co., N. Y.
1931- 507 PP-
Blatt, M. L.
(2) Original reviews:
Monthly review of United States Veterans' Bureau Aledical Bulle-
tin. Mil. Surg. 1930-31. (6000)
(3) Articles:
St. Vincent's infant and maternitj' hospital: its past and future. III.
Med. J., Jan., 1931. (1500)
With R. D. H err old and S. J. Hoffman:
Common pj'ogenic skin infections and observation on their biologic
treatment. Ihid. Nov., 1930, pp. 1-5.
Biologic therapy of Gonococcus vulvovaginitis: a preliminary re-
port. Ven. Dis. Inf. XI:9:i-8.
! Blayney, J. R.
(3) Articles:
The problem of the pulpless tooth, as seen by clinical and laboratory
investigation. J. Dent. Res. X:4: 425-37.
Blickexsdorfer, Philip
(3) Articles:
With Lazvrence Templeton:
A study of the toxic properties of diethylphthalate. J. A. Ph. A.
XIX: 11:1179-81. (1000)
Bloom, Margaret
(3) Articles:
Freshman response to modern literature. Engl. J. XX :2: 145-48.
(1500)
II
Bloom, Margaret
(3) Articles (continued)
What college students read. School and Soc. XXXI: 808 -.848-50.
(1500)
G. W. Cable — a New Englandcr in the south. Bookman. LXXIII:4:
401-03. (2100)
BOGART, E. L.
(2) Original reviews:
Social and economic history of the U. S., by H. J. Carman. Amer.
Hist. Rev. XXXVI: 3:646-47. Apr., 1931. (500)
(3) Articles:
Our interest in the reparation problem. Atlantic Mo., Apr., 1930,
pp. 555-61. (4000)
The Young plan for reparation. Proc. Instit. Internat. Rel. (U. of
S. Calif.) 1930. 146-61. (8500)
Education for business. Proc. H. S. Conf., U. of 111. Bui. 28:
16:85-90. Reprinted in J. Bus. Educ, Jan., 1931, pp. 32-34. (3900)
(4) Books:
Economic history of the American people. Longmans, Green & Co.,
N. Y. 1930. xiv -f 810 pp.
BoNiN, Gerhardt von
(3) Articles:
Bemerkungen zur Einteilung der Gelenke. Uber Amphiartrosen.
Anat. Anz. 71:21,22:449-80. (1700)
Bau und Variationen des Iliopsoas. Ibid. 69:20,24:449-544. (2000)
Der Koeffizient der Rassenahnlichkeit und seine Anwendung am
lebenden. Anthrop. Anz. VII: 1,2:82-102. (8000)
Rassenunterschiede der Trochlea Tali. Zeit. f. iMorph. u. Anthr.
XXVII :3:422-28. (2200)
Studien zum Homo rhodesiensis. Ibid. XXVII: 3:347-81. (9400)
Untersuchungen itber die Form der Oberschenkelknorren. Zeit. f.
Anat. u. Ent. 92:5:668-77. (3500)
BONNETT, O. T.
(3) Articles:
With C. M. IVoodzvorth:
A yield analysis of three varieties of barley. J. Amer. Soc. Agron.
Apr., 1931. 23:4:311-27. (4000)
Boyd, Anne M.
(3) Articles:
Responsibility for state-wide library publicity. 111. Lib. 12:3:65-67.
(1250)
(4) Books:
United States government publications as sources of information
for libraries. H. W. Wilson Co., N. Y. 1931. 329 pp.
Brahana, H. R.
(3) Articles:
On the groups which contain a given invariant subgroup, etc. Amer.
J. Math. LII:4:9i4-22. (4000)
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Brahana, H. R.
(3) Articles (continued)
On the generators of the known simple groups whose orders are
less than one million. Ann. Math. 31:4:529-49. (11,000)
Britton, W. E.
(i) Book notices:
Cases and materials on the law of sales, by Karl N. Llewellyn. Univ.
of Pa. Law Rev. 79:3:377-80. (2000)
(3) Articles:
Equitable liens — a tentative analysis of the problem. N. C. Law
Rev. 8:4:388-403. (9000)
The liability of a transferor by delivery and a qualified indorser.
Yale Law J. 40:2:215-60. (27,000)
Brodie, A. G.
(3) Articles:
What is orthodontia? J. Amer. Dent. Assoc. I7:6:I039-z^2. (2400)
A discussion of the newest angle mechanism. Angle Orth. 1:1:32-37.
(2700)
Bronstein, L p.
(3) Articles:
Scurvy: report of a case. 111. Med. J. LVII:6:4ii-i3. (1000)
Diagnostic pitfalls. Arch. Ped. XLVII: 10:615-23. (3000)
Brooks, N. C.
(i) Book notices:
Lobrede von wegen des Meyen. Von Kaspar Scheldt. Herausge-
geben von Philipp Strauch. J. Engl, and Germ. Philol. 29:4:
602-03. (500)
(3) Articles:
Kuno Francke. Necrology. Ibid. 30:1:140-41. (450)
Brown, C. A.
(3) Articles:
Good cream — good butter. Mo. Ruralist. 72:7:8. (700)
Grading plan for buying cream boosts butter consumption. Butter
and Cheese J. 21:20:40. (700)
Brown, H. A.
(3) Articles:
With E. B. Paine and J. T. Tykociner:
Methods of testing high voltage cables. Bui. Util. Res. Com. 1:10:3.
(2000)
BUCHHOLZ, J. T.
(3) Articles:
Developmental selection in plants with special reference to pol-
len-tube growth in Datura. Abst. Communications, 5th Internat.
Botan. Congr., Cambridge, 1930. 157-58. (600)
The dissection, staining, and mounting of styles in the study of
pollen-tube distribution. Stain Technol. 6:13-24. (5000)
13
BUCHHOLZ, J. T.
(3) Articles (continued)
Twigs and buds, (reprinting) 111. Jr. Sci. 1:28. (900)
The pine embryo and the embryos of related genera. Trans. 111.
State Acad. Sci. March, 1931. 23:3:117-25. (3300)
The Ozark white cedar. Bot. Gaz. 90:326-32. (2100)
With A. F. Blakeslee:
Pollen-tube growth and control of gametophytic selection in cockle-
bur, a 25-chromosome Datura. Ibid. 90:366-83. (6200)
Radium experiments with Datura I. The identification and trans-
mission of lethals of pollen-tube growth in Fi's from radium-
treated parents. J. Hered. 21:119-29. (5000)
Bull, Sleeter
(3) Articles:
What is wrong with lard sales? Food Indus. 3:2. (1000)
Walking wheat to market. Breeder's Gaz. XCV:i2. (2500)
The new meat appeal. Ihid. XCV:6. (2000)
Home butchering. Ihid. XCVI:2. (2500)
More meat-mindedness would help profits. Nat. Provisioner. 83:3.
(2000)
Are we meat-minded? Butchers' and Packers' Gaz. 122:51. (2000)
Retail meat price problem is analyzed. Ihid. I2y.22;22,. (1750)
With W. E. Carroll, F. C. Olson, G. E. Hunt, and J. H. Longwell:
Effect of soybeans and soybean oil meal on quality of pork. U. of
111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 366:34-80.
With F. C. Olson and J. H. Longwell:
Efifects of sex, length of feeding period, and ration of ear-corn
silage on the quality of baby beef. Ihid. 355:165-233; Abst. Ihid.
355:1-19.
BURGY, J. H.
(3) Articles:
Land utilization in the Greenfield, Massachusetts, region as affected
by geographic conditions. Proc. H. S. Conf., U. of 111. Bui.
28:16:144-45. (1400)
The New England cotton textile industry. A study in industrial
geography. Clark Univ. Thesis Abst. 2:7-11. (iioo)
BURLISON, W. L.
(3) Articles:
With J. C. Hackleman and 0. H. Sears:
Growing alfalfa in Illinois. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 349:410-
48. June, 1930. (12,000)
With J. R. Holhert:
Some questions and answers on cold injury to corn. 111. State
Farmers' Instit. Rpt. 1930. 5-14. (2500)
Prevent corn losses from cold. Prairie Farmer. Apr. 4, 1931. 2 pp.
(2200)
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BusEY, Garreta H.
(i) Book notices:
Women: Women are like that, by E. AI. Delafield. Books (N. Y.
Her.-Trib.) 7:5:12. (500)
Tales like soap bubbles: Goods and Chattels, by Laura Benet. Ibid.
6:34:5. (500)
A patriot poet; America the dream, by Katherine Lee Bates. Ibid.
6:34:10. (500)
Embarrassing moments: Cornered poets, by Laurence Housman.
Ibid. 6:42:5. (500)
Daguerreotypes, by Ada Wallas. Ibid. 6:42:10. (500)
Lincoln in the White House: The last full measure, by Honore
Willsie Morrow. Ibid. 6:45:4. (500)
Inspired by fear: The waters under the earth, by Martha Ostenso.
Ibid., 7:8:7. (500)
Mute desires: Bridal pond, by Zona Gale. Ibid. 7:9:6. (450)
Rebecca's lively uncles: Four contemporary novelists, by Wilbur L.
Cross. Ibid., 7:11:7. (500)
Air. Sitwell's century: Sober truth, ed. by Margaret Barton and
Osbert Sitwell. Ibid. 7:13:41. (400)
An artistic friendship: Henry James: Letters to A. C. Benson and
Auguste Monod, ed. by E. F. Benson. Ibid. 7:15:2. (400)
Sunshine and tears: Letters of James Whitcomb Riley, ed. by
WiUiam Lyon Phelps. Ibid. 7:16:7. (500)
Fannie Hurst's power: Back street, by Fannie Hurst. Ibid. 7:19:4.
(400)
The witch or the devil: Reader, I married him, by Anne Green.
Ibid. 7:23:2. (400)
For pity's sake: The indiscreet years, by Larry Barretto. Ibid.
7:24:6. (400)
George Sand for children: Tales of a grandmother, by George
Sand, tr. by Margaret Bloom. Ibid. 7:26:8. (500)
Nightmare in Piccadilly: Above the dark tumult, by Hugh Walpole.
Ibid. 7:30:4- (500)
(3) Articles:
To W. F. Ibid. 6:38:4. (170)
BUSWELL, A. M.
(3) Articles:
With C. S. Boruff:
Fermentation products from cornstalks. Ind. and Eng. Chem. 22:9:
931-33- (2500)
Production of fuel gas by anaerobic fermentations. Ibid. 22:11:
1168-72. 111. State Water Surv. Circ. No. 10. (4800)
With S. L. Neave:
The anaerobic oxidation of fatty acids. J. A. C. S. 52:7:3308-14.
(3000)
Chemical studies on sludge digestion. 111. State Water Surv. Circ.
8:1-9. (2500)
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BUSWELL, A. M.
(3) Articles (continued)
With S. L. Neave:
Laboratory studies on sludge digestion. State Water Surv. Bui.
30:1-84. (35,000)
With G. E. Synions and E. L. Pearson:
Studies on two-stage sludge digestion, 1928-29. Ibid. 29:1-92.
(40,000) %
Cahn, a. R.
(3) Articles:
A set of albino eggs of Ambystoma microstomtim. Copeia. 1930:
I : 18-19. (400)
On the food of certain owls in east-central Illinois. Auk. XLVII:
3:323-28. (2000)
A study of the auditory ossicles of the living and fossil beaver.
J. Mammalogy. XI: 3:292-300. (2000)
Additions to the Easter birds of Little Egypt. Wilson Bui. XLII:
3:214-15. (750)
Frank Smith: teacher. 111. Audubon Bui. 1930. (500)
Robert Ridgway. Trans. 111. State Acad. Sci. 23:1:33. (400)
Stephen Alfred Forbes. Ibid. 23:1:35. (400)
Callen, a. C.
(4) Books:
With D. R. Mitchell:
Washability tests of Illinois coals. U. of 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui.
217. 112 pp.
Calvin, J. K.
(3) Articles:
The prognosis of tetanus. J. A. M. A. 94:1977.
Cameron, E. H.
(3) Articles:
Algebra and the low I.Q. Trans. 111. State Acad. Sci. 23:3:550-53.
(1600)
(4) Books:
Viewpoints in educational psychology. Century Co., N. Y. 1930.
viii -f 507 pp.
Canter, H. V.
(3) Articles:
The venerable Bede and the Colosseum. Trans. Amer. Philol. Assoc.
LXI : 1930: 150-64. (6500)
Venusia and the native country of Horace. Class. J. XXVI:6:439-
56. (6700)
Roman amphitheatres. Latin Notes, Sup. VIII :49: 1-4. (3000)
Card, L. E.
(3) Articles:
With H. H. Mitchell and T. S. Hamilton:
Further studies on the vitamin E requirements of poultry. II. The
performance of pullets raised on a vitamin E free diet. Proc.
.?2nd An. Meet. Poultry Sci. Assoc. 1930:29-31. (1500)
16
Card, L. E.
(3) Articles (continued)
The minimum nutritive requirements of single-comb white-leghorn
chickens. Trans. 4th World's Poultry Congr. (London) 1930:
301-06. (2100)
With E. Roberts:
Inheritance of resistance to puUorum disease. Ibid. 1930:488-93.
(2500)
Carmichael, R. D.
(i) Book notices:
Review of Vol. IV of Lie's Gesammelte Werke. Bui. Amer. Math.
Soc. 36:337- May, 1930. (300)
Six abstracts. Ibid. 36: 639, 640, 647, 648. Sept., 1930. (1200)
(2) Original reviews:
The new mechanics. Reviews of L. De Broglie: Einfiihrung in die
Wellenmechanik. G. Birtwistle: La nouvelle mecanique des
quanta. H. Weyl: Gruppentheorie und quantenmechanik. Ibid.
36:459-62. July, 1930. (2200)
(3) Articles:
Concerning quasi-k-fold transitivity of permutation groups. Ibid.
36:857-62. Dec, 1930. (2500)
Finite geometries and the theory of groups. Amer. J. Math.
52:745-88. 1930. -(22,000)
Tactical configurations of rank two. Ibid. 53:271-40. Jan., 1931.
(12,000)
Mathematics and the colleges of education and liberal arts. School
and Soc. 33:251-62. Feb. 21, 1931. (7000)
On a question related to Waring's problem. Qt. J. Math. (Oxford).
2:59-67. March, 193 1. (4000)
On expansions of arithmetical functions. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci.
16:613-16. Sept., 1930. (1800)
(4) Books:
The logic of discovery. Open Court Pub. Co., Chicago. 1930.
ix -f 280 pp.
IVith E. R. Smith:
Mathematical tables and formulas. Ginn & Co., Boston. 1931.
viii + 269 pp.
Carnahan, D. H.
(4) Books:
Brief French grammar (revision of the Eraser and Squair elemen-
tary Grammar). D. C. Heath & Co., Boston. 1931. x + 364 pp.
Carroll, W. E.
(3) Articles:
Group feeding as a method of livestock experimentation. Proc.
Amer. Soc. Anim. Prod. 1930. 34-44.
With T. S. Hamilton, G. E. Hunt, and H. H. Mitchell:
The production and cure of nutritional anemia in suckling pigs.
J. Agr. Res. 40:10:927-38.
17
Carroll, W. E.
(3) Articles (continued)
With H. H. Mitchell and G. E. Hunt:
Ferric citrate as an ingredient of mineral mixtures in paired feed-
ing experiments with growing swine. Ibid. 40:10:921-26.
Potassium iodide as a mineral supplement in paired feeding experi-
ments with growing swine. Ibid. 41:1:65-77.
IVith H. P. Rusk, W. B. Nevens, W. G. Kammlade, J. L. Edmonds,
C. W. Crawford, and H. J. Sloan:
Utilizing the soybean crop in livestock feeding. U. of 111. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Circ. 369: 1-44.
With Sleeter Bull, F. C. Olson, G. E. Hunt, and J. H. Longivell:
Effect of soybeans and soybean oil meal on quality of pork. U. of
111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 366:35-80.
Case, H. C. M.
(3) Articles:
Development of commercial farm management service. J. Farm
Econ. 12:3:405-26. (7400)
Farm management opportunities and responsibilities. Ibid. 13:1:
9-20. (4300)
With M. L. Mosher:
Better business on 600 farms. Country Gentleman. XCV:io:6.
(2500)
Clark, G. L.
(2) Original reviews :
Ergebnisse der technischen Rontgenkunde. I. Die Rontgentechnik
in der Materialpriifung, by 19 authors. Metals and Alloys.
1:18:918. (200)
Grundlagen der technischen Rontgendurchstrahkmg, by Rudolph
Berthold. Ibid. 1:18:918. (300)
AUgemeine physik der Rontgenstrahlen, by F. Kirchner. Ibid.
2:2:54. (300)
X-ray crystallographj', by R. W. James. Radiology 16:1:76. (250)
(3) Articles:
X-rays in the service of chemistry and industry in 1931. J. Chem.
Educ. 8:4:625-39. (5500)
Cellulose as it is completely revealed by x-rays. Ind. and Eng.
Chem. 22:5:474-510. (18,000)
With C. W. Stillwell:
X-ray examination of commercial galvanized iron by a modified re-
flection method. Ibid., Anal. Ed. 2:2:266-83. (8500)
Fine rontgenographische Studie und Chicle. Kautschuk. 7:4:62-66.
(2000)
X-ray diffraction in liquids. Radiology. 15:7:66-71. (2500)
With Lucy W. Pickett and Eva D. Johnson:
New studies on the chemical effects of x-rays. Ibid. 15:8:245-62.
(8500)
18
Clark, G. L.
(3) Articles (continued)
With K. E. Corrigan:
The long spacings of rubber and cellulose. Ibid. 15:7:117-23. (3000)
X-rays show the way to better products. Chem. Markets. 26:6:585-
89. (2000)
With Lucy W. Pickett:
X-ray investigations of optically active compounds. II. Diphenyl
and some of its active and inactive derivatives. J. A. C. S.
53:1:167-77. (5500)
Clevenger, a. W.
(3) Articles:
Annual meeting of the North Central Association of Colleges and
Secondary Schools. School Rev. 39:5:321-26. (2000)
Some suggestions relative to the solution of school administrative
problems peculiar to home economics. Proc. H. S. Conf., U. of
111. Bui. 28:16:172-76. (3300)
Health and physical education as a part of the program of studies
of Illinois high schools. 111. H. S. Athlete. 3:3)4. (3500)
Making the high school curriculum serve the best interests of de-
mocracy. Nat. Educ. Assoc, Dept. Second. School Principals,
Bui., March, 1931, pp. 62-67. (1700)
Coble, A. B.
(3) Articles: .
A generalization of the Weddle surface, of its Cremona group, and
of its parametric expression in terms of hyperelliptic theta func-
tions. Amer. J. Math. 52:3:439-500. (30,000)
Colby, A. S.
(3) Articles:
New facts regarding the pruning of the Concord grape. Trans. la.
State Hort. Soc. 64:79-85. (4000)
The Japanese quince, an ornamental bearing edible fruit. Amer.
Fruit Growers' Mag. 51:3:26-27. (900)
Some raspberry varieties being used as parents in breeding. Proc.
Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci. 27:422-24. (iioo)
Some woody plants of dual purpose value. Trans. 111. State Hort.
Soc. 64:491-99. (2300)
Some horticultural observations in the British Isles. Ibid. 64:471-77.
(1900)
Cole, A. G.
(i) Book notices:
The chemical aspects of immunity, by H. Gideon Wells. Arch.
Path. 9:4:965.
(3) Articles:
With A. K. Boor:
Denaturation of hemoglobin. Proc. Soc. for Exper. Biol, and Med.
27:1056-59.
19
Converse, P. D.
(3) Articles:
Nationality as a credit factor. Credit Craft and Modern Office.
21:218:5-6. (700)
Time studies in the University. J. Higher Educ. 11:5:258-62.
(2300)
Retail mortality in Illinois. Bui. N. A. T. M. A. 1931:2:1-2. (700)
Retail mortality survey in Illinois — a fact finding study. 111. Cham-
ber of Commerce pamphlet. 49 pp.
CORNBLEET, THEODORE
(3) Articles:
A reagent for demonstrating fungi in skin scrapings and hair.
J. A. M. A. 95:23:1743-44. (500)
Crandell, J. S.
(3) Articles:
Fillers and bedding courses for brick pavements. Proc. Nat. Paving
Brick Mfrs. Assoc. 1931:9-18. (8000)
Fillers for brick and block pavements. Proc. Highway Res. Bd.
1930. (550)
Crane, F. H.
(3) Articles:
A comparison of some effects of blast furnace slag and of limestone
on an acid soil. J. Amer. See. Agron. 22:11:968-73.
Crathorne, a. R.
(3) Articles:
Principles of statistical methodology. Amer. Stat. J. XXVI: 173A:
27-32. (2500)
The relations between stability and homogeneity, by Bortkiewicz
(a translation). Ann. Math. Stat. II: 1:1-22. (6000)
(4) Books:
With E. B. Lytle:
Trigonometry. Henry Holt & Co., N. Y. 1930. 295 pp.
Cross, Hardy "
(3) Articles:
Analysis of continuous frames by distributing fixed-end moments.
Proc. A. S. C. E. May, 1930.
Dependability of the theory of concrete arches. U. of 111. Eng. Exp.
Bui. 203.
The column analogy. Ibid. 215.
Davis, D. J.
(3) Articles:
With I. Pilot:
Sporadic septic sore throat due to Streptococcus epidemicus. J.
Inf. Dis. 47:508-10. (1500)
20
Davis, D. J.
(3) Articles (continued)
IVith I. Pilot and B. Hallman:
Human carriers of Streptococcus epidemicus. Ibid. 47:503-05.
(2000)
A culture medium for the isolation of Streptococcus epidemicus of
septic sore thoat. J. A. M. A. 95:265-66. (1000)
Day, W. B.
(3) Articles:
An historical sketch of the Illinois Pharmaceutical Association.
C. R. D. A. News. Nov. i, 1930, 18:59-61; Dec. 6, 1930,
18:60-61; Jan. 3, 1931, 19:58-60. (5055)
Decker, S. W.
(2) Original reviews:
Peonies. Flor. Pamph. 6. 5 pp. (1800)
The status of gladiolus forcing. Mich. Glad. Soc. Bui. 10:11-12.
Dec, 1930. (1000)
Experimental work, past and future. 111. Glad. Soc. Yr. Bk. 1931:
50, 52, 54. (1700)
(3) Articles:
Experiments in forcing gladioli. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui.
357:345-61. (5000)
Summer-budded versus winter grafted roses. Ibid. 358:365-73.
(2500)
Experimental work in floriculture at the U. of 111. Florist's Rev.
67:1736:31. (1000)
Yield and quality of roses as affected by position on the bench.
Proc. Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci. 27:454-56. (1000)
Experiments in rooting carnations. Ibid. 27:478-81. (1400)
Dell, G. H.
(3) Articles:
Effect of instrumental errors upon measurement of angles and
running of lines. 111. Soc. Eng. 45th An. Rpt. V:2: 156-63.
(2500)
DeTurk, E. E.
(3) Articles:
With E. A. Norton, R. S. Smith, F. C. Bauer, and L. H. Smith:
Edwards County soil report. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Soil Rpt.
46:1-69. July, 1930. (28,500)
Effingham County soil report. Ibid. 48:1-55. Feb., 1931. (23,000)
With R. S. Smith, F. C. Bauer, and L. H. Smith:
Piatt County soil report. Ibid. 47:1-55. Dec, 1930. (23,000)
Diamond, I. B.
(3) Articles:
The spinal arachnoid. Arch. Neurol, and Psychiat. 25:373-84. Feb.,
1931-
DOLAND, J. J.
(3) Articles:
Design of monolithic concrete siphons simplified by use of diagrams.
Eng. News-Rec. 104:26:1047-52. (4000)
. Return flow of irrigation water. Technograph. 45:4:7-8, 22-23.
(3500)
DOLCH, E. W.
(3) Articles:
Sampling of reading matter. J. Educ. Res. XXII:3 :2I3-I5. (750)
Measuring sentence abilit}^ Engl. J., Coll. ed. XX:4:309-i5. (iioo)
DORSEY, M. J.
(3) Articles:
General progress in horticulture in the last seventy-five years.
Proc. 111. State Hort. Soc. 64:277-84. (2500)
With W. A. Ruth:
A record of an unusual flood in an apple orchard. Proc. Amer. Soc.
Hort. Sci. 1930:565-69. (2000)
Draffin, J. O.
(2) Original reviews:
Theory of similarity of models, by B. F. Groat. Proc. A. S. C. E.
57:2:377- (500)
(3) Articles:
The development of engineering mechanics. J. Eng. Educ. XXI :6:
457-63- (3300)
Our knowledge of stresses in materials. Mil. Eng. XXIII: 128: 107-
13 (7500)
Crystalline structure and its relation to strength and ductility. In
"Textbook of engineering materials," by H. F. Moore. 4th ed.
McGraw-Hill Book Co., N. Y. 1930. Ch. 9. 2>2 pp.
Dunbar, Louise B.
(i) Book notices:
The social and political ideas of some French thinkers of the age
of reason — a series of lectures, ed. by F. J. C. Hearnshaw.
Miss. Val. Hist. Rev. XVII:4:6i4-i5. (500)
Duncan, G. H.
(3) Articles:
Spring wheat in the corn belt. Wallace's Farmer. 56:10:326. March,
1931. (800)
Influence of nutritional balance upon the development of corn
plants. Trans. 111. State Acad. Sci. 23:3:143-48. (2500)
With W. P. Flint, W. P. Hayes, and A. L. Young:
Drouth checks corn-borer advance in 1930. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Circ. 367 : 1-8. Feb., 1931. (800)
DuVlGNEAUD, ViNCENT
(3) Articles :
With Leonore Hollander:
The resolution of inactive cj'stine. Proc. See. for Exper. Biol, and
Med. 28:46-47. (1000)
With L. F. Audrieth and H. S. Loring:
The reduction of cystine in liquid ammonia by metallic sodium.
J. A. C. S. 52:4500-04. (2300)
Dyas, F. G.
(3) Articles:
Acute abdominal pain. 111. Med. J. vol. 58. (2500)
Emch, Arnold
(2) Original reviews:
Einfiihrung in die nicht euklidische Geometric, by Hans Mohr-
mann. Amer. Math. Mo. 37:9:503-04. (500)
Projective geometry, by J. W. Young. Ihid. 37:9:506-07. (550)
(3) Articles:
Uber eine besondere Klasse von algebraischen Flachen. Commen-
tarii Mathematici Helvetici. 2:99-115. (5000)
Finite groups and their geometric representation. J. f. reine und
angewandte Mathematik. 162:238-55. (5500)
On algebraic surfaces which are invariant in a certain class of finite
collineation groups. Bui. Amer. Math. Soc. 36:547-52. (2500)
Finite groups and their geometric representation. Atti del Con-
gresso Internationale dei Matematici in Bologna. 4:221: 2)i-
(3500)
EXGELHART, '\i. D.
(3) Articles :
Teaching the fraternity freshman how to study. Omegan of Theta
Upsilon Omega. 7:2:90-92. (1200)
Experimentation as a technique of educational research. Phi Delta
Kappan. 13:2:58-61. (2500)
Techniques used in securing equivalent groups. J. Educ. Res.
22:2:103-09. (2800)
The eft'ect of exemption from final examination on the distribution
of term grades. Ibid. 23:4:319-21. (800)
With W. S. Monroe:
Stimulating learning activity. U. of 111. Bur. Educ. Res. Bui. 51.
58 pp.
Enger, M. L.
(3) Articles:
A comparison of the physical properties of various kinds of cast
iron pipe. J. Amer. Water Works Assoc. 22:11:1507-09. (1200)
Englis, D. T.
(3) Articles:
With E. C. Kleiderer:
Hydrolysis of inulin under pressure. Ind. and Eng. Chem. 23:3:332-
35. (3200)
22
Englis, D. T.
(3) Articles (continued)
With E. L. Foreman:
Isolation and identification of a polysaccharide from southern yel-
low pine. Ibid. 23:4:415-16. (1200)
With F. A. Dykins:
Eflfect of amino acids upon rotation of glucose and fructose and
its significance to determination of sucrose by double polariza-
tion methods. Ibid., Anal. Ed. 3:1:17-21. (5500)
Determination of glucose in presence of fructose and glycine by
iodometric method. Ibid. 3:1:21-23. (2500)
The effect of ethylene upon the hydrolysis of salicin by emulsin.
J. A. C. S. 53:2:723-27. (1800)
With V. C. Sekera:
The effect of water blanching on the canning of whole kernel corn.
I. The change in toughness of the hull. Canner. 20:18:11-13.
(1500)
With J. L. Gabby:
The effect of water blanching on the canning of whole kernel corn.
II. The loss in the washing of the cut corn. Ibid. 20:19:17-20.
(3000)
Fairlie, J. A.
(2) Original reviews:
The government of the District of Columbia — suggestions for
change, by L. E. Schmeckebeier and W. F. Willoughby. Amer.
Pol. Sci. Rev. 24:765. (400)
(3) Articles:
Administrative boards ; county-city consolidation ; county govern-
ment. Encyc. Soc. Sci. 2:607 (2000) ; 4:499 (1200) ; 4:504
(4500)
Municipal notes from Great Britain, France, and Germany. Nat.
Munic. Rev. 19:860 (800); 20:61 (500)
China and the Philippines. Graphic (Manila). Mar. 4, 1931. (1200)
(4) Books:
With C. M. Kneier:
County government and administration. The Century Co., N. Y.
1930. xii -{- 585 pp.
Falls, F. H.
(3) Articles:
Observations on the use of local anaesthesia in gynecologic opera-
tions. Amer. J. Obstet. and Gyn. XX:3:i-i2. (5000)
Faucett, M. a.
(3) Articles:
Checking connections of three phase, four wire meters. Elec.
World. 97:16:726. (900)
With J. O. Kraehenbiichl:
Rapid determination of watthour meter register ratios. Ibid. 97:12:
539-40. (950)
24
Faucett, jM. a.
(3) Articles (continued)
With J. O. Kraehenhuehl:
Revolution ratios facilitate meter testing. Ihid. 95:21:1032-33. (1350)
A relay system for timing or counting. Amer. J. Psych. 42:631-33.
(950)
Problems involved in network distribution. Power Plant Eng.
34:21:1230-31. (450)
Checking load and power factor from watthour meter readings.
Fact, and Ind. Man. 81:3:427-28. (1500)
The human factor in metering. N. E. L. A., Great Lakes Div.,
Eng. Sec, Meter Com. Rpt. 1929-30:63-68. (1800)
Faye, C. U.
(3) Articles :
The superman. Concordia Theol. Mo. 1:10:742-53. Oct., 1930. (5700)
FiLBEY, E. J.
(i) Book notices:
Federal income and estate tax laws, correlated and annotated, by
Walter E. Barton and Carroll W. Browning. Nat. Tax Assoc.
Bui. XVI: 1:30-31. (320)
Income tax procedure, by Robert H. Alontgomery. Ibid. XVI: 1:31.
(360)
(2) Original reviews:
1930 supplement to federal income taxation, by Joseph J. Klein.
Ibid. XVI: 1:30. (440)
Industrial balance sheets, by Myron M. Strain. Acct. Rev. V:3:
267-69. (1300)
Fitch, H. M.
(3) Articles:
Concrete products industry in one middle-west community. Concrete
Products. XXXIX:5: 16-21. (5000)
What the products industry means in one Kentucky city. Ibid.
XL: 1:15-19. (5000)
Gravel plant of unusual design. Rock Products. XXXIV: 6: 33-36.
(2200)
Fletcher, H. F.
(2) Original reviews:
Milton on education, by Ainsworth. J. Engl, and Germ. Philol.
29 :464-65. (600)
Lactantias and Milton, by Hartwell. Ibid. 29:465-66. (400)
(4) Books:
Milton's rabbinical readings. U. of 111. Press, Urbana, 111. 1930.
vii -1-344 pp.
Flom, G. T.
(i) Book notices:
Ordskatten i Sodermannalagens textcodex samlad och ordnad.
Arnold Nordling. J. Engl, and Germ. Philol. XXIX :47i. (175)
Agrip af Noregs Konunga sogum. Finnur Jonsson. Ibid. XXIX:
471- (130)
25
Flom, G. T.
(i) Book notices (continued)
Problems of place-name study, by A. Mawer. Ibid. XXIX:47l-72.
(i6o)
The Latin life of Bishop Wilfrid, by Eddius Stephanus. Ed. and.tr.
by Bertram Colgrave. Ibid. XXIX: 472. (100)
Stadnamn fraa Oslofjorden. Av Gustav Indreb^. Ibid. XXIX :6i7.
(200)
Stedsnamn og Gudemindcr i Land. Ved Magnus Olsen. Ibid.
XXIX :6i8. (250)
Norsk Riksmaalsordbok. L, i. Columns 1-24. Ved Tr. Knudsen og
Alf Sommerfelt. Ibid. XXX: 138. (200)
Die Komparation der Adjektiva und Adverbien im Altenglischen.
Von Fritz Seelig. Ibid. XXX: 138. (200)
Island; Motsatsernas 6. Av Hjalmar Lindroth. Ibid. XXX: 138.
(260)
Danske Folkemaal. Udgivet av Udvalg for Folkemaal. Ved. Poul
Andersen. Ibid. XXX: 321. (200)
Les poemes heroiques de I'Edda et la saga des Volsungs. G. Wag-
ner. Ibid. XXX: 321. (250)
Svensk Ljudhistoria av Axel Kock. Femte delen, senare halften.
Ibid. XXX: 322. (300)
Nytolkning av Gyllingstenen. Erik Moltke. Ibid. XXX: 322. (125)
(2) Original reviews:
An etymological dictionary of the Norn language in Shetland, by
Jakob Jakobsen. Part I. Germ. Rev. V: 404-07. (1200)
Karstad Ristningen. Runer og helleristninger. Av Magnus Olsen og
Haakon Schetelig. J. Engl, and Germ. Philol. XXIX: 616. (480)
Trondhjems Bynavn. Ved Didrik A. Deip. Ibid. XXIX: 61 7- 18.
(460)
Gamalnorsk Ordbok med Nynorsk Tyding. Av Leiv Heggstad.
Ibid. XXX: 263-65. (i6oo)
Gammeldansk Grammatik i Sproghistorisk Fremstilling. Ved Johs.
Br^^ndum-Nielsen. I. Indledning. Lydbetegnelse. Vokalisme.
Ibid. XXX:26g-7i. (1000)
Maalet i nordaust Ryfylke. Umrit av Ljodlara. Ved Per Thorson.
Ibid. XXX -.309-10. (525)
(3) Articles:
EUing Eielson. Diet. Amer. Biog. VI: 61-62. (700)
The Germanic consonantal shift. Flom's Old English Grammar and
Reader, 2d ed., 1930. 417-23. (2400)
(4) Books:
Codex AM 619 Quarto, an old Norwegian book of homilies, con-
taining The Miracles of St. Olaf and Alcuin's De Virtutibus et
Vitiis. 111. Studies in Lang, and Lit. XIV:4. Apr., 1931. 240 pp.
Foster, W. A.
(i) Book notices:
New building estimators' handbook, by Wm. Arthur. W. Arch,
XXXIX: 12. Dec, 1930. (300)
26
Foster, W. A. (continued)
(3) Articles:
Essentials of the farm home. Country Gentleman. 95:12. Dec,
1930. (2000)
Niemeyers house. Capper's Farmer. 41:5. May, 1930. (2000)
House remodeling. Ibid. 41:8. Aug. 1930. (2000)
Better construction. (Series of 3.) Successful Farming. 29:2 ;3;4.
Feb., March, Apr., 1930. (1500 each)
IVithH. H. Alp:
Poultry housing. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 337. Aug., 1930.
With H. A. Ruehe and C. S. Rhode:
Milk house. Ihid. 371. Apr., 1931.
Eraser, W. J.
(3) Articles:
The farm home. Hoard's Dairyman. 75:24:1100-18. (3350)
Let the grass grow. Ibid. 76:6:224,55. (3175)
(4) Books:
Dairy farming. John Wiley & Sons, Inc., N. Y. 1930. 344 pp.
Fuller, L. L.
(3) Articles:
Legal fictions. 111. Law Rev. 25:4:363-99; 5:513-46; 8:877-910.
(40,000)
FusoN, R. C.
(2) Original reviews:
Trattato di Chimica Organica, by Oddo. J. A. C. S. 52:3473-74.
(360)
Textbook of organic chemistry, by Holleman. J. Chem. Educ.
7:3023. (400)
(3) Articles:
Some recent advances in theoretical organic chemistry. Chem. Rev.
7:347-68. (6000)
With R. A. Connor:
The formation of pyrrolidine derivatives from diethyl alpha, alpha'-
dibromoadipate and certain secondary amines. J. A. C. S.
52:2985-87. (900)
With J. T. Walker:
The cleavage of carbonyl compounds. I. Trihalomethyl ketones of
the mesitylene series. Ibid. 52:3269-75. (3000)
With O. R. Kreimeier and G. L. Nimmo:
Ring closures in the cyclobutane series. II. Cyclization of alpha,
alpha'-dibromoadipic esters. Ibid. 52:4074-76. (1500)
With C. H. Fisher and T. S. Oakwood:
The replacement of halogen by hydrogen in alpha halo-ketones
under the influence of the Grignard reagent. Ibid. 52:5036-46.
(2000)
Gaines, W. L.
(3) Articles:
Size of cow and efificiency of milk production. J. Dairy Sci.
14:1:14-25. (3500)
27
Garner, J. W.
(2) Original reviews:
Academie de Droit Int., Recueil des Cours, 1928. Amer. J. Internat.
Law. 24:632-377. (35CX)) ; — 1929. Ibid. 25:398-400. (800)
(3) Articles:
Violations of maritime law by the Allied Powers during the World
War. Amer. J. Internat. Law. 25:26-49. (14,500)
The recrudescence of the Alonroe Doctrine. Pol. Sci. Qt. 45:231-58.
(10,000)
Decisions of the United States war claims arbiter under the settle-
ment of war claims act of 1928. British Yr. Bk. Internat. Law.
XI:2i6-i8. (1300)
Decision of the tripartite claims commission in the case of Henry
Rothman. Ibid. XI:2I9. (350)
Decisions of the American mixed claims commission 1928-29. Ibid.
XI: 220-26. (3000)
Garrett, O. F.
(3) Articles:
With O. R. Overman:
A non-acid Babcock method for determining fat in ice cream. U.
of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 360:393-406. (4800)
Gasul, B. M.
(3) Articles:
The use of Prof. Loewenstein's ointment for active immunization
against diphtheria. Amer. J. Dis. Children. 41:1:45-47. (1140)
A case of a primary sarcoma of the lung in an infant twenty-nine
months of age. Arch. Ped. XLVIII: 1:63-65. (750)
IVith B. Goldberg:
Epituberculosis. A study of ten cases for a period of over two
years. Amer. J. Med. Sci. CLXXX:6:824-37. (5200)
The dermatubin test. A comparison with the Von Pirquet, Moro,
and Mantoux tuberculin reactions. 111. Med. J. LVIII: 60-62.
July, 1930. (1800)
Gathercoal, E. N.
(2) Original reviews:
The national formulary. J. A. Ph. A. 19:11:1256. (275)
(3) Articles:
Report on extent of use of N. F. V. galenicals. Ibid. 20:2:166-79.
Geissendoerfer, J. T.
(i) Book notices:
Jean Pauls Samtliche Werke. Hrsg. von Eduard Berend. J. Engl,
and Germ. Philol. XXX:2 :304-07. (1650)
(2) Original reviews:
Der Todesgedanke in der Deutschen Dichtung vom Mittelalter bis
zur Romantik, von Walther Rehm. Ibid. XXIX :4: 596-600.
(2100)
28
Geissendoerfer, J. T. (continued)
(3) Articles:
A critical bibliography of recent methods in German literary re-
search. Ibid. XXIX: 3:390-419. (10,150)
(4) Books:
With F. A. Wittmer:
Stefan Zweig, Sternstunden der Alenschheit. Prentice-Hall, Inc.,
N. Y. 1931. xix -\- 162 pp.
Ck)BLE, G. W.
(i) Book notices:
Automobile insurance, by Sunderlin. Amer. Bar Assoc. J. 17:2:
114-15. (500)
(2) Original reviews:
Law of insurance, by W. R. Vance. 111. Law Rev. 25:4:477-81.
(2200)
Cases on the law of insurance, by W. R. Vance. Yale Law J.
40:6:1010-11. (1000)
(3) Articles:
Waiver in insurance law. 111. Law Rev. 25:4:466-70. (2000)
(4) Books :
Cases on the law of insurance. Bobbs-Merrill Co., Indianapolis, Ind.
193 1. XX -f 900 pp.
With J. M. Landis, G. K. Gardner, and G. J. Thompson:
Selected readings on contracts. Macmillan Co., N. Y. 1931. xcvi +
1320 pp.
CjOldberg, Benjamin
(3) Articles:
Heliotherapy. Arch. Phys. Therapy, X-ray, Radium. XI:263-85.
June, 1930. (17,000)
Sanatorium management. City of Chicago Munic. Tubercu. Bui.
X:5-8o. (75 ,000)
With B. M. Gasul:
The dermatubin test. A comparison with the Von Pirquet, Moro
and Mantoux tuberculin reactions. 111. Aled. J. LVIII:6o-62.
July, 1930. (1800)
Epituberculosis. A study of ten cases for a period of over two
years. Amer. J. Med. Sci. CLXXX : 824-37. (5200)
GOTSHALK, D. W.
(i) Book notices:
Types of philosophy, by Hocking. J. Philos. XXVII :22:6i4-i5.
(400)
Matter, life, value, by Joad. Ibid. XXVII:i5:4i5-i9. (2000)
(3) Articles:
The nature of change. Monist. XL :3: 363-81. (6500)
Change in substance. Ibid. XLI:2: 292-304. (5000)
29
Graham, W. J.
(2) Original reviews:
William Gifford, Tory satirist, critic, and editor, by Roy Benjamin
Clark. Mod. Lang. Notes. XLVI: 268-70. (660)
The Grub-Street Journal, by James T. Hillhouse. Ibid. XLIV:
271-73. (iioo)
(3) Articles:
Walter Scott and Mr. Reitzel. Pub. Mod. Lang. Assoc. XLIY:i :309.
(350)
(4) Books:
English literary periodicals. Thomas Nelson & Sons, N. Y. 1930.
viii -|- 470 pp.
Griffith, C. R.
(i) Book notices:
L'activite psychique chez les animaux, by L. Bretegnier. Amer. J.
Psych. 43:3:422-24. (1000)
(3) Articles:
Beyond the curriculum. Phi Delta Kappan. 13:4:119-25. (5000)
Character through physical education. Chicago Schools J. 13:5:
217-19. (1500)
A flexible form of the Carr slot maze. Amer. J. Psych. 43:2:283-85.
(1000)
A new method of administering shock in animal experimentation.
Ibid. 43:2:286. (900)
An improvement in the Seashore serial discrimeter. Ibid. 43:3:
435-37- (900)
Psychological factors in vision. Optom. Weekly. 21 : 1629-30 ;
1663-64; 1701-03; 1735-36. (6000)
The psychology of reading. Ibid. 22:430-31; 463-64; 499-501.
(3500)
A method of developing footwork in soccer players. Athletic J.
11:5:28-32. (2000)
An experiment in learning to drive a golf ball. Ibid. II :io:22-25.
(3000)
Gullette, C. C.
(3) Articles:
The differentiated assignment in modern language work — an ab-
stract. Proc. H. S. Conf., U. of 111. Bui. 28:16: 234-35. (800)
The individual difference, the reading adaptation, and the ultimate
objectives. Mod. Lang. J. XV: 6:405-10. (2600)
GUTTMAN, M. R.
(3) Articles:
Alleviation of pain in peritonsillar abscess. Arch. Otolar. 11:426-29.
(1500)
The determination of the pathogenic tonsil. Preliminary report of
a new biologic test. 111. Med. J. LVII: 5:352. (1200)
A new method of anesthesia for the alleviation of pain or incision
of a peritonsillar abscess. Ibid. LIX:3:2I7. (1400)
30
Hackett, R. p.
(i) Book notices:
1931 cumulative supplement to federal income taxation, by Joseph
J. Klein. Bui. Nat. Tax Assoc. XVI: 7:218. (270)
Hackleman, J. C.
(3) Articles:
With W. L. Burlison and O. H. Sears:
Growing alfalfa in Illinois. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 349:410-48.
June, 1930. (12,450)
Halper, p. a.
(3) Articles:
Articles on eye, nose, and throat. In Sup. to Sajou's Cyclopedia
of practical medicine. F. A. Davis & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 1930.
Ham, C. W.
(3) Articles:
The early development of machine tools. Technograph XLV:2:5,6,
18,20. (2000)
Hamiltox, T. S.
(3) Articles:
IVith C. H. Kick:
The value of potassium iodide as a supplement to the ration of
growing chicks. J. Agr. Res. 41:2:135-37. July 15, 1930. (1500)
IVith G. E. Hunt, H. H. Mitchell, and IV. E. Carroll:
The production and cure of nutritional anemia in suckling pigs.
Ibid. 40:10:927-38. May 15, 1930. (5500)
With H. H. Mitchell and L. E. Card:
The minimum nutritive requirements of single-comb white-leghorn
chickens. Trans. 4th World's Poultry Congr. (London) 1930:
301-06. (2100)
Further studies on the vitamin E requirements of poultry. II. The
performance of pullets raised on a vitamin E free diet. Proc.
22d An. Meet. Poultry Sci. Assoc. 1930: 29-31. (1500)
Hansen, M. L.
(i) Book notices:
The Americanization of Carl Schurz, by C. V. Easum. Amer. Hist.
Rev. XXXV :4: 928-29. (400)
(3) Articles:
The revolutions of 1848 and German emigration. J. Econ. and Bus.
Hist. 2:4:630-58. (9000)
Harno, a. J.
(3) Articles:
Meeting of Association of American Law Schools. Amer. Bar.
Assoc. J. XVII: 4: 270- 72. (3500)
Hassin, G. B.
(i) Book notices:
Official session reports of the Russian Endocrinologic Society for
the fiscal year 1928-1929. J. A. M. A. 95:11:820. (350)
31
Hassin, G. B.
(l) Book notices (continued)
Untersuchungen iiber das periphere nervensystem, by S. Funaoka.
Ibid. 95:26:1991.
La pathologic du systeme pallido-strie, par Van Gehuchten. Ibid.
96:14.
Techniques histologiques de neuropathologie, par Ivan Bertrand.
Ibid. 96:9. Arch. Path. 9:3:516.
Les plexus chorioides, by Dr. Nathalie Zand. Arch. Neurol, and
Psychiat. 25:1:222-23.
(3) Articles :
Niemann-Pick's disease. Ibid. 24:1:61-70.
Hydrocephalus. Ibid. 24:6:1164-84.
Syphilis of the oculomotor nerve. Ibid. 25:1:116-28.
Brown-Sequard paralysis. J. Nerv. and Ment. Dis. 72:3:245-50.
Symptomatology of arsenical polyneuritis. Ibid. 72:6:628-34.
Zwei ungewohnliche Falle von multipler Skelrose, Zeit. f. d. ges.
Neurol, u. Psychiat. 128:99-106.
Hayes, W. P.
(3) Articles:
The morphology, taxonomy, and biology of larval Scarabaeoidea.
111. Biol. Mono. 12:2:1-119. (15,000)
Morphological contributions to the study of American insects. Ann.
Entom. Soc. Amer. 23:3:521-25. (1000)
With W. P. Flint, G. H. Duiigan, and A. L. Young:
Drouth checks corn-borer advance in 1930. U. of 111. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Circ. 367:1-8. (800)
Hazlett, Olive C.
(3) Articles:
On division algebras. Trans. Amer. Math. Soc. 32:5:913-25. (5700)
On formal modular invariants. J. de Mathematiques Pures et Appli-
quees, gieme serie. 9:327-32. (1700)
Hedblom, C. a.
(3) Articles:
Pathogenesis, diagnosis, and treatment of bronchiectasis. Surg.,
Gyn., and Obstet. LII: 406-17. (4700)
Anterolateral costectomy for inadequate collapse following posterior
extrapleural thoracoplasty. Arch. Surg. XXI:II:iii4-24. (2500)
Progress in the treatment of pleural and pulmonary suppuration
during the last thirty years. Mayo Clinic. Special vol. (5200)
Pulmonary abscess. Lewis Surgery. V:i-73.
Bronchiectasis. Ibid. V:i-93.
Helbing, a. T.
(4) Books:
The departm.ents of the American Federation of Labor. The Johns
Hopkins Press, Baltimore, Md. 1931. vii + 135 pp.
32
Henry, W. F.
(3) Articles:
With W. H. Rodehush:
The vapor pressure of sodium. Low pressure measurements with
the absolute manometer. J. A. C. S. 52:3159-61. (500)
Herrold, R. D.
(3) Articles:
Egg yolk agar medium for the growth of tubercle bacilli. J. Infect.
Dis. 48:2:236-41.
With S. J. Hoffman and M. L. Blatt:
Biologic therapy of Gonococcus vulvovaginitis : a preliminary re-
port. Ven. Dis. Inf. 11:9:1-8.
Common pyogenic skin infections and observation on their biologic
treatment. 111. Med. J., Nov., 1930, pp. 1-5.
Hess, J. H.
(3) Articles:
Nutritional disorders of infancy. J. Mich. State Med. Soc. 29:1.
Splenic puncture as a diagnostic procedure in infancy and childhood.
Ann. Int. Med. 4:467.
Viosterol: Prophylactic and therapeutic dosage. J. A. M. A. 95:
316.
Purpuras in children. Med. Clin. N. Amer. 14:5:1073-81.
HiGGINSON, G. D.
(3) Articles:
The white rat in a rotated maze. J. Comp. Psych. X:4: 355-73.
(6500)
(4) Books :
Man and his environment. Coll. Pub. Co., Champaign, 111. 1930.
460 pp.
Experimental psychology. Coll. Pub. Co., Champaign, 111. 1930.
200 pp.
Exercises in introductory psychology. Coll. Pub. Co., Champaign, 111.
1930. 72 pp.
HiLLER, E. T.
(3) Articles:
A culture theory of population trends. J. Pol. Econ. 38:5:523-50.
(11,000)
(4) Books:
With Faye E. Corner and W. L. East:
Rural community types. U. of 111. Studies in Soc. Sci. XVI :4. 1931.
434 PP-
HiRSCH, E. W.
(3) Articles:
Relation of os penis of mammals to bone formation in human penis.
Urol, and Cutan. Rev. 34:7:453-55- (500)
An historical survey of gonorrhea. Ann. Med. Hist. 2:4:414-23.
(2000)
33
HiRSCH, E. W.
(3) Articles (continued)
The so-called arterial valves in the penile arteries. J. Urology.
25:1:61-65. (1000)
Holt, li. W.
(3) Articles:
The restatement of the law of contracts — Illinois annotations. 111.
Lawr Rev. 26:1:4-21. (2100)
Hopkins, B. S.
(3) Articles:
Opportunities in science. Trans. III. State Acad. Sci. 22:623-29.
(2500)
The rare earths. In Annual survey of American chemistry. Chem.
Cat. Co., N. Y. 1931. Ch. XII. 170-77.
With P. IV. Selwood:
Studies in comparative efficiencies in rare earth separations. Ihid.
22:349-56. (2S00)
(4) Books:
General chemistry for colleges. D. C. Heath & Co., Boston. 1930.
X + 757 pp.
With H. A. Neville:
Laborator}' exercises in general chemistry. D. C. Heath & Co.,
Boston. 1930. V + 148 pp.
Hopkins, S. H.
(3) Articles :
Studies on Crepidostomum. I. Crcpidostoiiiiun isostoiiiuui n. sp.
J. Parasit. 17:3:145-50. (3000)
HoRSFALL, Margery W.
(3) Articles:
Studies on the structure of Corcaria infracandata n. sp. J. Parasit.
XVII:43-48. (1500)
Howard, W. V.
(2) Original review^s:
Miscellaneous reviews. Annot. Bibliog. Econ. Geol. 11:2. (12,000)
Miscellaneous reviews. Ibid. III:i. (3000)
Die Rumanischen Erdollagerstatten, by Karl Krejci-Graf. Econ.
Geol. 25:4:429. (450)
Petroleum facts and figures, by the American Petroleum Institute.
Ihid. 25:8:879. (50)
Oil fields in the United States, by W. A. Ver Wiebe. Ihid. 25:8:
876-78. (1300)
Grundfragen der Olgeologie, by Karl Krejci-Graf. Ibid. 26:1:122-23.
(600)
(3) Articles:
With W. W. Love:
Some properties of limestone as a reservoir rock. Econ. Geol. 25:7.
(5000)
34
HUDELSON, R. R.
(3) Articles:
Farm accounts that count. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 362:1-18.
(5200)
HUELSEN, W. A.
(3) Articles :
Research in raw material production helps canners' profits. Food
Indus. 3:1:24-26. (2500)
With M. C. Gillis:
Breeding two new varieties of greenhouse tomatoes resistant to
Fusarium wilt. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 361:407-34.
(11,000)
Hunter, M. H.
(i) Book notices:
Reviews of periodical literature. Bui. Nat. Tax Assoc, vol. XVI
passim.
Abstracts of articles on Taxation. Soc. Sci. Abst. 3: nos. 1-4. (8000)
(2) Original reviews:
Tax racket and tax reform in Chicago, by Herbert D. Simpson.
111. Law Rev. XXV: 7:860-61. (200)
The national debt, by E. L. Hargreaves. Amer. Econ. Rev. XXI: i:
172-73- (500)
(3) Articles:
Federal, state, and local finances. Amer. Yr. Bk. 1930. (9000)
The sales tax. Tax Digest. 9:2:66-67. (1400)
Tax exemption — a subsidy. Nat. Tax Mag. 8:9:332-33. (2800)
Are intangibles property? Ore. Voter. 65:3:14-15. (600)
Looking back at the sales tax. Exchangite. lo:3:8ff. (1400)
Motor vehicle transportation. Proc. Nat. Tax Assoc. 23:191-92.
(1000)
Hyneman, C. S.
(3) Articles:
With C. M. Kneier:
Recent publications of political interest (compilation). Amer. Pol.
Sci. Rev. 25:1:240-77. (12,000)
Jefferson, B. L.
(3) Articles
Our first semester. Engl. J. XIX:7:543-53. (4000)
English literature for preprofessional students. Ibid. XX :4: 331-37.
(2000)
The writing of high school graduates. 111. Assoc, of Teachers of
Engl. Bui. XXIII :4:i-i2. (4000)
(4) Books:
Freshman rhetoric and practice book, rev. ed. Doubleday, Doran &
Co., Inc., Garden Cit}^ N. Y. 1931. vii + 674 pp.
35
JlRKA, F. J.
(3) Articles:
Tularemia, with report of two cases. 111. Med. J., Dec, 1930, pp.
1-5. (2000)
Johnson, C. A.
(3) Articles:
With L. O. Morgan:
Experimental lesions in the tuber cinereum of the dog. Arch.
Neurol, and Psychiat. Oct., 1930. 24:696-726. (14,000)
Johnson, Sveinbjorn
(3) Articles:
Reform of legal procedure: rule-making power for courts. Ind.
La w J . VI : 6 : 383-96. ( 4500 )
America returns a call. St. Nicholas. LVIII:i:22ff. (2200)
The university and the state. Qt. Rev. 20:3:195-208. (6000)
Dedicatory address of Hon. Sveinbjorn Johnson on presentation of
Leif Eiricsson Memorial. Congr. Rec, 71st Congr., 3d sess.
7684-86. (2000)
(4) Books:
Pioneers of freedom. Stratford Company, Pub., Boston. 1930.
vii-f 349 pp.
Jones, H. S. V.
(i) Book notices:
Sprague's Samuel Daniel. Poems and A Defence of Ryme. J. Engl.
and Germ. Philol. 30:2:323. (185)
Grierson's Poems of Donne. Ibid. 30:2:323. (220)
Chaucer's Essays and studies. Ibid. 30:2:324. (133)
J. B. Wharey's Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress. Ibid. 30:2:324. (185)
(2) Original reviews:
Die Funktionen des Erzahlers in Chaucers Epischer Dichtung, by
H. Liideke. Ibid. 30:2:273-76. (1694)
(4) Books:
A Spenser handbook. F. S. Crofts & Co., N. Y. 1930. 419 pp.
Jones, P. V. B.
(4) Books:
Analytical survey of. modern European history. Macmillan Co.,
N. Y. Part I, 1930, iii-l-44 pp.; Part II, 1931, iii + 48 pp.
Jordan, G. L.
(3) Articles:
Factors affecting the price of fresh first eggs at New York, 1919-
1928. Poultry Sci. IX:5:283-90. (2500)
Jordan, H. H.
(3) Articles:
Organization and administration of a drawing department. J. Eng.
Educ. 21:2:166-72. (3000)
36
Kammlade, W. G.
(3) Articles:
With H. P. Rusk, W. B. Nevens, J. L. Edmonds, C. W. Crawford, W.
E. Carroll, and H. J. Sloan:
Utilizing the soj'bean crop in livestock feeding. U. of 111. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Circ. 369:1-44. (15,000)
Kampmeier, O. F.
(3) Articles:
Ursprung und Entwicklungsgeschichte des Ductus thoracicus nebst
Saccus lymphaticus jugularis und Cysterna chyli beim Menschen.
Morphologisches Jahrbuch. 67:157-234.
Keetox, R. W.
(3) Articles:
With Helen Mackenzie, Selma Olson, and Louise Pickens:
The influence of varying amounts of protein on weight loss of hogs
in undernutrition. Amer. J. Physiol. 97:3:473-89. (4400)
Kelley, Corxelia p.
(i) Book notices:
Henry James's Criticism, by Morris Roberts. J. Engl, and Germ.
Philol. XXX:2:3ii-i2. (550)
(4) Books :
The early development of Henry James. U. of 111. Studies in Lang,
and Lit. XV: 1,2. 1930. 309 pp.
Kelley, V. W.
(3) Articles:
Effect of certain hydrocarbon oils on the respiration of foliage and
dormant twigs of the apple. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui.
348:371-406. (16,000)
Effect of certain hydrocarbon oils on the transpiration rate of some
deciduous fruits. Ihid. 353:581-600. (10,000)
Keyes, D. B.
(i) Book notices:
American petroleum refining, by H. S. Bell. Chem. and Alet. Eng.
37:5:310. (800)
Annual survey of American chemistr}^, ed. by C. J. West. Ibid.
37:6:376. (500)
Elements of fractional distillation, by C. S. Robinson. J. Chem.
Educ. 7:6:1452-53. (800)
Elements of chemical engineering, by W. L. Badger and W. L.
McCabe. Ihid. 8:4:775-76. (1200)
A comprehensive treatise of inorganic and theoretical chemistry,
by J. W. Alellor. Ind. Eng. Chem. 22:9:1023. (250)
Solvents, by T. H. Durrans. Ihid. 22:12:1412. (Soo)
(3) Articles:
Specialized education and its vices. Sci. Mo. 30:6:538-40. (1200)
The utilities go to college. Pub. Util. Fortn. 5:11:1-5. (1500)
37
Keyes, D. B.
(3) Articles (continued)
The pedagogue and industrial chemical research. Trans. 111. State
Acad. Sci. 22:403-08. (2000)
The graduate student and cooperative research. Ibid. 23:3:325-328.
( 1200)
Chemical engineering research. Technograph. 45:5:13. (1000)
Distillation advances in column design. Chem. and Met. Eng. 38:4.
(1200)
With S. Sivann, Jr., and R. D. Snow:
Catalytic hydration of olefines. Ind. and Eng. Chem. 22:9:1048-55.
(2000)
With R. D. Snozv:
Studies in liquid partial oxidation. II. Ibid. 23:5:561. (1200)
Kneier, C. M.
(1) Book notices:
The constitution and government of Texas. Nat. Munic. Rev.
19:6:428-29. (300)
(3) Articles:
Judicial review of motives of citj^ councils. Georgetown Law J.
19:2:148-64. (6000)
Prosecution under state law and municipal ordinance as double
jeopardy. Cornell Law Qt. 16:2:201-11. (3500)
Some legal aspects of the governor's power to remove local offi-
cers. Va. Law Rec. 17:4:355-68. (3500)
Regulation of conditions of employment on municipal public works.
S. W. Pol. and Soc. Sci. Qt. 11:4. (4000)
Territorial jurisdiction of local law enforcement officers. N. C. Law
Rev. 9:3:283-90. (2500)
Lois de droit public de I'annee 1929. Annuaire de ITnstitut Inter-
national de Droit Public (1930) 638-43. (1200)
With C. S. Hyneman:
Recent publications of political interest (compilation). Amer. Pol.
Sci. Rev. 25:1:240-77. (12,000)
(4) Books:
With J. A. Fair lie:
County government and administration. Century Co., N. Y. 1930.
xiii -f 585 pp.
Knipp, C. T.
(2) Original reviews:
Electric discharge phenomena in residual gases. Phys. News.
1:5:17-21. (1600)
Relative intensities of the magnetic and electrostatic illumination
components in the electrodeless discharge. Phys. Rev. 37:6:756-
59. (iioo)
38
KoEHLER, Benjamin
(3) Articles:
Efifect of time and rate of application of seed disinfectants on oats
and wheat. Phytopathology. 21:1:127. Jan., 1931. (200)
Corn diseases in Illinois — their extent, nature, and control. U. of
111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 354:3-164. Sept., 1930. (45,000)
The control of corn diseases in Illinois. U. of III. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Circ. 364:3-28. Jan., 1931. (5000)
Kr.'\ehenbuehl, J. O.
(3) Articles:
With M. A. Faucett:
Rapid determination of watthour meter register ratios. Elec. World.
97:12:539-40. (950)
Revolution ratios facilitate meter testing. Ibid. 95:21:1032-33. (1350)
A relaj^ system for timing or counting. Amer. J. Psych. 42:631-33.
(950)
Problems involved in network distribution. Power Plant Eng.
34:21:1230-31. (450)
Checking load and power factor from watthour meter readings.
Fact, and Ind. J\lan. 81:3:427-28. (1500)
The human factor in metering. N. E. L. A., Great Lakes Div.,
Eng. Sec, Meter Com. Rpt. 1929-30:63-68. (1800)
Krase, N. W.
(3) Articles:
Correlating theory and practice in pressure vessel design. Chem.
and Met. Eng. 37:9:540-43. (2000)
New vapor phase cracking process for high compression fuel. Ibid.
37:10:624-25. (1000)
With B. H. Mackey:
The specific heats of gases at high pressures. II. Method and ap-
paratus at high temperatures. J. A. C. S. 52:12:5111-14. (2000)
The specific heats of gases at high pressures. III. Results for nitro-
gen to 150° C. and 700 atmospheres. Ind. Eng. Chem.
22:10:1060-62. (1500)
With I. B. Goodman:
Solubility of nitrogen in water at high pressures and temperatures.
Ibid. 23:4:401-04 (2500)
Kratz, a. p.
(3) Articles:
With H. J. Macintire and R. E. Gould:
Heat transfer in ammonia condensers (Part III). U. of 111. Eng.
Exp. Sta. Bui. 209:1-50.
Flow of liquids in pipes of circular and annular cross sections. Ibid.
222:1-26.
With W. J. Woodruff:
Combustion tests with Illinois coals. Ibid. 213:1-58.
39
Kratz, a. p.
(3) Articles (continued)
PVith A. C. Willard, M. K. Fahnestock, and S. Konzo:
Investigation of various factors affecting the heating of rooms with
direct steam radiators. Ibid. 223:1-102.
With A. C. Willard:
Reconditioning of existing heating plant units. Purdue Univ. Eng.
Bui. (Ext. Sen, no. 22) XIV:2: 173-87.
Heat emission from the surface of cast iron and copper cylinders
heated with low pressure steam. J. Amer. Soc. Heat, and Vent.
Eng., Sect, of Heating, Piping, and Air Conditioning. 3:2:
141-45-
Kudo, R. R.
(i) Book notices:
Praktikum der Zuechtung von warmblueter Gewebe in vitro, by
F. Demuth. Tokio Med. News. 2670:31. (400)
Science and thought in the fifteenth centurj% by L. Thorndike. Ibid.
2672:54. (400)
An autobiography, by H. W. Wiley. Ibid. 2688:42. (420)
Diseases transmitted from animals to man, by J. G. Hull. Ibid.
2688:42. (400)
Travaux pratique de parasitologie, by E. Brumpt and AI. Neven-
Lemaire. Ibid. 2691:53. (200)
The Penicillia, by C. Thom. Ibid. 2691:53. (350)
The chromosomes in man — sex and somatic, by H. M. Evans and
Olive Swezy. Ibid. 2691 :53. (300)
A compilation of culture media for the cultivation of micro-or-
ganisms, by M. Levine and H. W. Schenlein. Ibid. 2703:46.
(350)
Coprologie microscopique (2d ed.), by Langeron and R. du Noyer.
Ibid. 2703:46. (250)
A history of science, by W. C. D. Dampier-Whetham. Ibid. 2703:46.
(400)
Human biology and racial welfare, edited by E. V. Cowdry. Ibid.
2710:59. (350)
Grundriss der allgemeinen Zoologie (4th ed.), by A. Kuhn. Ibid.
2710:59. (200)
Leonardo da Vinci: The anatomist, by J. P. McMurrich. Ibid.
2713:45- (300)
The use of the Microscope, by J. Belling. Ibid. 2713:45. (350)
Textile microscopy, by L. G. Lawrie. J. Silk Ind. 447:32. (200)
Ein Beitrag zur Seidenbaufrage, by W. R. de Greiff. Ibid. 447:32.
(250)
The principles of applied zoology, by R. A. Wardle. J. Zool. Soc.
of Japan. 42:496:80-81. (400)
Einfuehrung in die Biologic der Suesswasserseen, by F. Lentz. Ibid.
42:496:81. (200)
40
Kudo, R. R. (continued)
(2) Original reviews:
Insects, ticks, mites, and venomous animals of medical and veterin-
ary importance. Part I. Medical, by W. S. Patton and A. M.
Evans. Tokio Aled. News. 2688:42. (600)
Introduction to human parasitology, by A. C. Chandler. Ibid.
2703:46. (500)
(4) Books:
Problems and methods of research in protozoology: Ch. 32, Myxo-
sporidia ; Ch. 33, Alicrosporidia. The Macmillan Co., N. Y.
1930. 45 pp.
Handbook of protozoology. C. C. Thomas, Springfield, 111. 1931.
X + 451 pp.
Zoology 18, laboratory' directions. 2d ed. U. of 111. Info. Off.,
Urbana, 111. 1931. 14 pp.
KtjNZ, Jakob
(3) Articles:
Laws of nature, recent discoveries and theories in physics. Proc.
H. S. Conf., U. of 111. Bui. 27:41:264.
Resonanz Methoden fur Bestimung der Gravitationskonstanten g.
Phys. Zeits. 31:764.
Photoelectric cells and some applications. Joint Discussion, Phys.
and Opt. Soc. (London) 1930.
Jets from manifold tubes. Trans. A. S. AL E. 1931.
IVith V. E. Shelf ord:
Apparatus for testing photoelectric cells in sunlight. J. Sci. Instr.
7:6:191. (1500)
Lackner, J. E.
(2) Original reviews:
With Sydney Schochct:
Collective review of the gynecologic literature of 1929. Amer. J.
Obstet. and Gyn. XIX: 6: 827. June, 1930.
(3) Articles:
With Jacob Meyer and Sydney Schochet:
Paroxysmal tachycardia in pregnancy. J. A. M. A. 94:1901-04. June
14, 1930.
With Sydney Schochct and Felix Saunders:
Absorption of physiologically active substances by activated char-
coal. Proc. Soc. for Exper. Biol, and Med. XXVIII: 564.
Lanham, E. T.
(4) Books:
Heat treatment of steel. Coll. Pub. Co., Champaign, 111. 1931. 117 pp.
Larson, L. M.
(i) Book notices:
The origin of the Icelandic family sagas, by Knut Liestol. Amer.
Hist. Rev. 36:2:426-27. (400)
41
Larson, L. M.
(i) Book notices (continued)
Die Entwickelung des norwegischen Nationalismus, by Andreas
Elviken. Ibid. 36:3:62,6-37. (325)
Lash, A. F.
(3) Articles:
Lipiodol pelvic cysts. Surg., Gyn., and Obstet. 51-55-60:1-6. (500)
Spirochetes in puerperal fever. Amer. J. Obstet. and Gyn. 22:3:1-8.
(500)
Lederer, F. L.
(2) Original reviews :
Tribromethyl alcohol in otolaryngology. Amer. J. Surg. IX: 1:78-81.
(3a) Articles edited:
Various articles on otolaryngologic Sajou's Anal. Cycl. Pract. Med.
vol. IX, sup.
Lee, F. E.
(i) Book notices:
The Chinese revolution, 1926-27, by H. Owen Chapman. Ann. Amer.
Acad. Pol. and Soc. Sci. 152:401. (300)
(3) Articles:
Acceptance advantages of the New York market. Amer. Bank
Assoc. J. XXIII :3: 188, 236-37. (3000)
Britain's farm credit plan. Ibid. XXIII :4:444, 466-67. (2800)
The way England aids exports. Ibid. XXIII :6: 527-28, 563. (3000)
American "banks" before 1790. Ibid. XXIII:9:755-56, 805-07.
(3300)
Acceptance advantages of the New York market. Acceptance Bui.
XII:9:3-7. (3000)
The 1930 showing of the British "Big Five" banks. Barron's.
XI: 8: 23. (3000)
Fostering British industry. Ibid. XI: 10: 20. (3000)
Banking origins in the Orient. Ibid. XI: 17:18. (3000)
(4) Books:
The United Kingdom — an industrial, commercial, and financial
handbook. Govt. Printing Office, Washington, D. C. 1930.
Chapters II, XX, XXIII. XXIV. 100 pp.
Lehmann, E. W.
(3) Articles:
Farm water systems. Purdue Univ. Agr. Exp. Sta. Rpt. 1930:23-30.
(3600)
Rural electrification in Illinois. 111. State Elec. Assoc. Rpt. March
20, 1930:3-7- (3500)
Soybeans at low cost. Country Gentleman. Oct., 1930. p. 34. (650)
Speedier horse farming. Ibid. Apr., 1931. p. 54. (700)
New disc harrow uses. Ibid. Alay, 1930. p. 37. (650)
How electricity helps the Illinois farmer. Successful Farming.
Apr., 1931. (2400)
42
Lehmaxx, E. W.
(3) Articles (continued)
Seed germinating with electric germinators. Elec. on the Farm.
March, 1931. p. 16. (550)
Farm water supply. Ibid. Apr., 1931. p. 11. (2300)
Littleton, A. C.
(3) Articles:
Der heutige Stand des berufsmaessigen Revisionswesens in den
Vereinigten Staaten. Betriebswirtschaft. 23:6:171-75. (4700)
Earned surplus. Acct. Rev. 5:2:170-71. (1200)
A cost approach to elementary bookkeeping. Ibid. 6:1:33-38. (4500)
Die Ursachen der Trustbildung in der Vereinigten Staaten von
Amerika. Zeits. f. Betriebswirtschaft. 8:i:i-ii. (5200)
Lloyd, J. W.
(3) Articles:
Fertilizing tomatoes, sweet corn, and muskmelons in a three-year
rotation. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 364:1-18. (7000)
With L. H. Stnibinger:
Fertilizing twenty-five kinds of vegetables. Ibid. 346:301-20. (8000)
With H. M. Newell:
Some factors influencing the keeping quality of fruit in transit.
Ibid. 350:449.-84. (14,000)
Evolution of marketing methods. Trans. 111. State Hort. Soc.
64:322-27. (2300)
Experiences with hothouse tomatoes. Veg. Growers' Assoc. An.
Rpt. 1930. 124-26. (1000)
LOCKLIX, D. P.
(4) Books:
Supplement to "Railroad regulation since 1920." McGraw-Hill Book
Co., N. Y. 1931. vii-f 31 pp.
LOHMANN, K. B.
(3) Articles:
Planning to make home town livable. Amer. City. XLIII:4: 121-26.
(3500)
(4) Books:
Principles of city planning. McGraw-Hill Book Co., X. Y. 1931.
395 PP-
LOUNSBURY, R. H.
(i) Book notices:
The Philadelphia plan of home financing, by William X. Loucks.
Amer. Econ. Rev. XXI: i :i4i-42. (500)
(2) Original reviews:
L'accumulation du capital d'apres Rosa Luxembourg, ed. by Lucien
Laurat. Ibid. XX :4: 699-701. (800)
43
Low, A. A.
(3) Articles:
A case of aggramatism in the English language. Arch. Neurol, and
Psychiat. 25:10:556-96. (13,000)
LUDOLPH, P. C.
(3) Articles:
Specific heat of methane. Phys. Rev. 37:7:830-31. (500)
LUNDEBERG, O. K.
(i) Book notices:
Femmes d'Asie et d'ailleurs, by R. D'Auxion de Ruffe. Books
Abroad. 4:2:185-86. (300)
Abstracts: Romania 55. Soc. Sci. Abst. 111:3:350. (350)
(3) Articles:
An evening with Valle-Inclan. Hispania. XIII:6:399-404. (2500)
Illinois Modern Language Association, 1930. Mod. Lang. J. XV:
7:543-44. (400)
With J. B. Tharp:
Lundeberg-Tharp audition tests in French and Spanish. Forms
A and B. 2d ed. Ohio State Univ. Feb. and March, 1931.
With J. B. Tharp and C. A. Williams:
Lundeberg-Tharp audition test in German. Forms A and B. 2d ed.
Ohio State Univ. March, 193 1.
Lybyer, a. H.
(2) Original reviews:
A history of nationalism in the East, by Hans Kohn. Amer. Hist.
Rev. 35:4:877-79. Cur. Hist. Mag. 32:4:626-28. (1000 words
in each)
Under five sultans, by Mary Mills Patrick. J. Mod. Hist. 2:4:685-87.
(600)
Turkey through Turkish eyes, reviewing: Turkey in the World
War, by Ahmed Emin; and Turkey faces west, by Halide Edib.
Cur. Hist. Mag. 33:2:xii-xv. (1250)
(3) Articles:
Caliph. Encyc. Soc. Sci. 3:145-49. (3400)
New crisis in Zionism. Cur. Hist. Mag. 33:3:385-88. (2400)
Turkey and the Near East (12 monthly articles). Ibid. 32:4-6;
33:1-6; 34:1. (30,150)
Oriental and Near Eastern relations of the United States. Amer.
Yr. Bk. 1930. 62-68. (3500)
Lytle, E. B.
(4) Books:
With A. R. Crathorne:
Trigonometry. Henry Holt & Co., .M. Y. 1930. 295 pp.
McCarty, L. C.
(i) Book notices:
Modern debate practice, by Waldo O. Willhoft. Qt. J. Speech.
XVI :3: 374-75. (500)
44
McCarty, L. C.
(i) Book notices (continued)
Make-up, by John F. Baird. Ihid. XVI:4:526-27. (190)
(3) Articles:
Debating and current thought. Platform World. XXXIX: 12: 25-26.
(1000)
MacFate, R. p.
(3) Articles:
With E. F. Traut:
Hyperguanidemia in tetany. J. A. M. A. 96:4:6. (2000)
McGuiGAN, H. A.
(3) Articles:
Detoxification of nicotine by ultra-violet rays. J. Pharmacol, and
Exper. Therap. XXXIX:2:24i-44. June, 1930. (1800)
McMuNN, R. L.
(3) Articles:
Some factors afifecting the apple crop. Trans. 111. State Hort. Soc.
64:388-94. (2000)
Markin, L. E.
(i) Book notices:
Hypersensitiveness, by Boxwood. J. Allergy. 1:4:346-50. (1000)
Marsh, R. S.
(3) Articles:
Winter injury. Proc. 111. State Hort. Soc. 64:571. (1500)
Spray residue. Ibid. 64:153. (500)
Relation of tree condition to yield in bearing peach trees. Proc.
Mo. State Hort. Soc. 1929-30. p. 142. (1000)
Oils sprays vs. washing apples. Proc. Mich. State Hort. Soc. vol.
60. (2000)
Marvel, C. S.
(3) Articles:
A synthesis of methionine. J. A. C. S. 52:6:2575-78. (1500)
With Edivard McMahon:
Mercurated azo dyes derived from benzidine and orthotolidine.
Ihid. 52:6:2528-31. (1750)
With Wallace Windus:
The reduction of nicotine and some derivatives of hexa- and octa-
hydronicotines. Ihid. 52:6:2543-46. (1750)
With S. S. Rossander and L. H. Bock:
Tetracyclohexyldiphenylethane. Ibid. 52:7:2976-81. (2500)
With H. B. Gillespie:
Symmetrical dialkyl-tetra-tertiary-butylethinylethanes. Ihid. 52:8:
3368-76. (4500)
With I. L. Osanne:
Hexa-omega-tertiary-butylpropinylethane and some new acetylenic
carbinols. Ihid. 52:12:5267-72. (2500)
45
Marvel, C. S.
(3) Articles (continued)
With Esther Griffith:
The structure of the compounds produced by the addition of mer-
curic salts to olefines. II. Ibid. 53:2789-92. (1750)
(4) Books:
With Roger Adams, W. H. Carothers, H. T. Clarke, J. B. Conaiit, Henry
Gilman, C. R. N oiler, and F. C. Whitniore:
Organic Syntheses, vol. XI. John Wiley & Sons, N. Y. 1931. vii -f-
106 pp.
Mathews, J. M.
(3) Articles:
The London naval conference. Amer. Yr. Bk. 1930. pp. 51-54.
(2000)
The United States and world affairs. Ibid. 1930. pp. 54-58. (2500)
National and international relations of states. Ibid. 1930. pp. 108-09.
(1200)
State legislatures and legislation. Ibid. 1930. pp. 1 12-13. (1000)
State executives and departments. Ibid. 1930. pp. 114-15. (1000)
State administration and judiciary. Ibid. 1930. pp. 115-17. (1300)
Mays, A. B.
(3) Articles:
Progressive trends in practical arts education. U. of 111. Bur. Educ.
Res. Bui. 54:31-36. (2200)
A new kind of school teacher. Proc. 111. Voc. Assoc. 2:29-37. (4600)
The general objectives and significance of industrial arts and vo-
cational education. Bruce's School Shop An. 1931:65-68. (2125)
(4) Books:
An introduction to vocational education. Century Co., N. Y. 1930.
x-f-3i9 pp.
Metcalf, C. L.
(3) Articles:
Progress in spraying and dusting methods during the past seventj'-
five years. Trans. 111. State Hort. Soc. 64:287-307. (9000)
Insects and insecticides: fundamentals of importance. Amer. Flor.
73 :nos. 2200-2203. (10,000)
Insects that bite man. Trans. 111. State Acad. Sci. 23 :26i-72. (6000)
What is control? Science. 71:1851:637-38. (750)
Stephen Alfred Forbes. Entom. News. 41:5:175-78. (1000)
With W. E. Sanderson:
Black flies, mosquitoes, and punkies of the Adirondacks. N. Y. State
Mus. Circ. 5:1-38. (11,000)
Meyer, Jacob
(3) Articles:
With J. E. Lackner and S. S. Schochet:
Paroxysmal tachycardia in pregnancy. J. A. AI. A. 94:1901-04.
(2500)
46
Meyer, Jacob
(3) Articles (continued)
With L. B. Kartoon:
The effects of intravenous injections of foreign protein on peptic
ulcer. Arch. Int. Med. 46:768-77. (2500)
With D. H. Rosenberg:
Agranuloc3lopenia (agranulocytic angina). Med. Clin. N. Amer.
1930.
With Morris Parker:
Subarachnoid hemorrhage in a case of purpura hemorrhagica. Ibid.
1930.
MiCH.\uD, Regis
(4) Books:
Emerson, the enraptured Yankee. Harpers' N. Y. 1931. 444 pp.
Miles, H. J.
(3) Articles:
On a generalization of Pliicker's surface. Ann. Math. 31:3:355-65-
Miler, E. L.
(3) Articles:
Studies on Glypihehnins quieta Stafford. J. Parasit. XVI:4:238-43.
(2500)
Miller, G. A.
(i) Book notices:
Elementary theory of finite groups, by L. C. ]\Iathewson. Sci.
Progr. 25:529. (500)
Num.ber, the language of science, by Tobias Danzig. Bui. Amer.
Math. Soc. 37:9. (400)
(3) Articles:
Groups of isomorphisms of abelian groups. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci.
16:398. (2000)
Groups which are decomposable into two non-invariant cyclic sub-
groups. Ibid. 16:527. (1700)
Groups which admit five-eighths antomorphisms. Ibid. 17:39. (1600)
Inverse commutator subgroups. Ibid. 17:144. (1500)
On the history of determinants. Amer. Alath. Mo. 37:216. (1800)
Extension of the concept of group of isomorphisms. Ibid. 37:48-
(1200)
A few theorems relating to the Rhind mathematical papyrus. Ibid.
38:194. (2000)
Useful mathematics. School and Soc. 41:646. (700)
Mathematics in the fourteenth edition of the Encyclopaedia Britan-
nica. J. Indian Math. Soc. 18:169. (3000)
Marginal notes on volume 2 of Smith's History of Mathematics.
Ibid. 18:265. (2500)
Early definitions of the mathematical term abstract group. Science.
72:168. (1000)
Babylonian mathematics. Ibid. 72:601. (1000)
47
Miller, G. A.
(3) Articles (continued)
Determination of all the groups of order 64. Amer. J. Math.
52:617. (9000)
Introduction a la theorie des congruences au moyen de la theorie
des groupes. L'Enseignement Math. 29:7. (5000)
Inverting the denominator of a fraction. School Sci., and Math.
30:881. (1200)
On the history of common fractions. Ibid. 31:138. (2500)
Finality in mathematics. Sci. Mo. 31:531. (2000)
Groups generated by two operators whose squares are invariant.
Bui. Amer. Math. Soc. 37:270. (2000)
MiLUM, V. G.
(3) Articles:
The temperature of individual honey bees. Rpt. State Apiarist of
Iowa, 1929. 61-65. (2500)
Wintering and production records. Amer. Bee J. 70:475-77. (1800)
Comparative methods of management. 111. State Beekeepers' Assoc.
An. Rpt. 29:55-63. (3500)
Brood rearing temperature and variations in developmental periods
of the honey bee. Ibid. 29:72-95. (10,000)
(4a) Books and periodicals edited :
29th An. Rpt. 111. State Beekeepers' Assoc. Springfield, 111. 1931.
196 pp.
111. State Beekeepers' Assoc. Bui. Champaign, 111. 9:17-32; 10:1-16.
Amer. Honey Producer. Champaign, 111. 5:3:1-16.
Mitchell, D. R.
(3) Articles:
Coal preparation problems in the Illinois field. A. I. M. E., Tech.
Pub. 362. Sept., 1930.
With S. W. Parr:
Friability of midtemperature cokes. Ind. and Eng. Chem. Oct., 1930.
The slacking of coal and its proper interpretation. Ibid. Nov., 1930.
With S. W. Parr and H. C. Hopkins:
Fusain. Ibid. Jan., 1931.
With A. C. C alien:
Washability tests of Illinois coals. U. of 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 217.
Mitchell, H. H.
(3) Articles:
The paired-feeding method: its value and limitations in livestock
experimentation. Proc. Amer. Soc. Animal Prod., 1930. (4500)
The significance of surface area determinations. J. Nutr. 11:5:
437-42. (1800)
The surface area of single comb white leghorn chickens. Ibid.
11:5:443-49. (1800)
Jp'ith G. E. Hunt, T. S. Hamilton, and W. E. Carroll:
The production and cure of nutritional anemia in suckling pigs. T.
Agr. Res. 40:10:927-38. (5500)
48
AIlTCHELL, H. H.
(3) Articles (continued)
With W. E. Carroll and G. E. Hunt:
Ferric citrate as an ingredient of mineral mixtures in paired-feed-
ing experiments with growing swine. Ibid. 40:10:921-26. (4000)
Potassium iodide as a mineral supplement in paired-feeding experi-
ments with growing swine. Ihid. 41:1:65-77. (3500)
With F. J. McClure:
Influence of small quantities of potassium iodide on the assimila-
tion of nitrogen, phosphorus, and calcium in the growing pig.
Ibid. 41 : I : 79-87. (5000)
The effect of calcium fluoride and phosphate rock on the calcium
retention of young growing pigs. Ibid. 42:6:363-73. (7500)
With Jessie R. Beadles and Winfred W. Braman:
The relation between cystine deficiency in the diet and growth of
hair in the white rat. J. Biol. Chem. LXXXVIII:2: 623-27.
(2000)
The cystine deficiency of the proteins of garden peas and of pota-
toes. Ibid. LXXXVIII: 2:615-22. (3500)
With F. J. McClure:
The effect of fluorine on the calcium metabolism of albino rats and
the composition of the bones. Ibid. XC : i : 297-320. (10,000)
With L. E. Card and T. S. Hamilton:
The minimum nutritive requirements of single-comb white-leghorn
chickens. Trans. 4th World's Poultrj^ Congr. (London) 1930:
301-06. (2100)
Further studies on the vitamin E requirements of poultry. II. The
performance of pullets raised on a vitamin E free diet. Proc.
22d An. Meet. Poultry Sci. Assoc. 1930:29-31. (1500)
Monroe, W. S.
(3) Articles:
A surV'Cy of the requirements for the doctor of philosophy in edu-
cation. School and Soc. 31:803:655-61. (3500)
Contribution of research to educational theorj^ and practice. Ind.
State Teachers Coll. J. 2:42-45. (1800)
Introduction. U. of 111. Bur. Educ. Res. Bui. 54:7-11. (1500)
With T. T. Hamilton and V. T. Smith:
Locating educational information in published sources. Ibid.
50:1-142. (49,000)
With M. D. Engelhart:
Stimulating learning activity. Ibid. 51:1-58. (27,000)
Moore, H. F.
(3) Articles:
Tests of the resistance to repeated pressure of forged, riveted and
welded boiler shells. Trans. A. S. M. E. 53:1:55-60. (3000)
Why metals fail. Prod. Eng. 2:4:164-66. (1800)
Engineering culture. Science. LXXIII:i88i :5i-53. (1600)
49
Moore, H. F!
(3) Articles (continued)
On what value should working stress be based? Mach. Design.
3:2:35-38. (2000)
The quest of elasticity. Civ. Eng. 1:3:171-74. (2700)
The need of research in welding. Combustion. 2:9:17. (400)
The history of the flexure formula. J. Eng. Educ. XXI:2: 156-65.
(3500)
With H. R. Thomas:
Transverse fissures in steel rails. Bui. Util. Res. Com. 2:3:1-4.
(1000)
With Tibor Ver:
A study of slip lines, strain lines, and cracks in metals under re-
peated stress. U. of 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 208:1-60. (9000)
]\IORA, J. M.
(3) Articles:
Reduction of simple fractures of the extremities under local anes-
thesia. Amer. J. Surg. 8:1062-64. (1000)
Acute suppurative thyroiditis in children. Amer. J. Dis. Children.
40:500-2. (1000)
Thyroidectomy for thyrotoxicosis in patients beyond the fiftieth
year. 111. Med. J. 59:338. (500)
With E. I. Greene:
Thyroidectomy for thyrotoxicosis in older people ; report of 200
cases over 50 years. Amer. J. Med. Sci. 181:74-81. (3000)
With D. A. Willis:
A biological reaction for hyperthyroidism. Proc. Soc. Exper. Med.
and Biol. 28:262-63. (500)
MoREY, Lloyd
(3) Articles:
A university statistical service. J. Higher Educ. 1:8:463-67. (2300)
Plan for a national study for a uniform classification of accounts
of universities and colleges. Educ. Bus. Man. and Buyer. June,
1930. (600)
David Kinley, an achievement in public finance. Ibid. Dec, 1930.
(1630)
Greater uniformity in financial reports. Proc. nth An. Meet. Assoc.
Univ. and Coll. Bus. Officers of Eastern States. (4000)
Morrow, G. R.
(i) Book notices:
Der Platonis mus bei Clemens Alexandrinus, by Joachim Meifort.
Phil. Rev. XL: 1:95-96. (350)
Platons verhaltnis zur Mathematik, by Seth Demel. Ibid. XL:3:3o6.
(300)
The book of Diogenes Laertius, by Richard Hope. J. Phil. XXVIII:
4, 107-08. (600)
SO
]|vl0SHER, M. L.
(3) Articles:
With H. C. M. Case:
Better business on 600 farms. Country Gentleman. XCV:io:6.
(2500)
MUMM, W. J.
(3) Articles:
With C. M. Woodzuorth:
Heritable characters in maize. XXXVI— a factor for soft starch
in dent corn. J. Hered. 21:12:503-05. Dec, 1930. (725)
Murphy, L. W.
(2) Original reviews:
Back shop for newspaper men. U. S. Pub. VIII:9:30. (1500)
A fair deal for labor news. Nat. Printer-Journ. 49:5:41, 50-52.
(2500)
A primer of advertising. Journ. Qt. VII:2: 192-93. (500)
Bridging the gap with Hoover. Ibid. Vni:2:6o. (1000)
(3) Articles.:
Cultural values in the study of journalism. Ibid. Vn:4:328-42.
(10,000)
The experimental college in journalism. Ibid. VHI: 1:59-68. (6000)
Twelve notable American editors. Pub. Auxil. 65:44:1-5. (7000)
Sketches for the Illinois hall of fame. Memorial program pub.
by U. of 111. (5000)
An experiment in education. Parts I, II, and III. Xat. Printer-
Journ. 49:2:62; 3:64-96; 4:78. (4500)
The third official classification of schools. Ibid. 49:2:74. (1600)
The hall of illustrious men. U. S. Pub. VIII: 12:32. (1000)
Notable editors of Illinois. Ibid. VIII: 11:32-33. (2500)
Illinois women journalists. Ibid. VIII: 10:32, 58. (2000)
Another Wisconsin idea. Ibid. VIII: 7: 30. (1000)
Reporting in the sixteenth century. Ibid. VIII:8:20, 60, 61. (2400)
The good old days. Ibid. VIII: 7:24, 50. (1000)
The ASNE recommendation. Ibid. VIII:6:28. (800)
A program for college journalism. Epsilog. 12:2:7, 9. (1500)
The hall of fame at Illinois. Ed. and Pub. 63:48:41-42. (1500)
(4) Books:
An introduction to journalism. Thomas Nelson & Sons, N. Y. 1930.
399 pp.
(4a) Books edited:
The professional register, vol. 2. Illinois Press, Urbana, 111. 1930.
80 pp.
Journalism Series for Thomas Nelson & Sons, N. Y. 1931.
N.^DEAU, O. E.
(3) Articles :
HyperthjToidism associated with cardiac disorders. Surg., Gyn.,
and Obstet. LI: 144-45. Jan., 1930.
Practical experiences in electrosurgery. Ibid. LII:2x\:5ll-i2.
51
Nadeau, O. E.
(3) Articles (continued)
Differential diagnosis of carcinomatosis and tuberculous peritonitis
by means of the cystoscope. Surg. Clin. N. Amer. 8:36:561-65.
June, 1930.
Case of carcinoma of the bladder apparently cured by erysipelas.
Ibid. 2:1: 57-60.
Nedzel, a. J.
(3) Articles:
With L. Arnold:
Intermittent fecal elimination of bacteria in chronic biliary carriers.
Trans. Chicago Path. Soc. 13:3:227-28. (700)
Influence of eggwhite upon the absorption of bacteria from the in-
testinal tract. Proc. Soc. for Exper. Biol, and Aled. 28:4:358-60.
(340)
Influence of eggwhite upon the elimination of bacteria into the
intestinal tract. Ibid. 28:4:360-61. (580)
Influence of eggwhite upon the cyclic circulation of bacteria in the
splanchnic area. Ibid. 28:4:361-64. (570)
Influence of eggwhite in the duodenum upon the elimination of
bacteria into the gallbladder. Ibid. 28:4:364-66. (370)
Absorption of bacteria from the gallbladder. Ibid. 28:4:366-67.
(360)
Nevens, W. B.
(3) Articles:
With D. D. Shaw:
An improved method for the study of nutritional anemia in the
white rat. Science. LXXII: 1862:249-51. (1300)
With H. P. Rusk, W. G. Kamnilade, J. L. Edmonds, C. W. Crawford,
W. E. Carroll, and H. J. Sloan:
Utilizing the soybean crop in livestock feeding. U. of 111. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Circ. 369:1-44. (22,880)
Newcomb, Rexford
(i) Book notices:
Traditional methods of â– pattern designing. Art and Archaeol.
XXXI:4:238. (150)
(2) Original reviews:
History of the campus plan — University of Illinois. West. Arch.
XXXIX: 12:212. (500)
(3) Articles:
Transylvania college and her century-old Greek revival building.
Art and Archaeol. XXIX:6:25i-5S, 285. (2000)
Our national parks. West. Arch. XXXIX :6: 87. (680)
Light architecture. Ibid. XXXIX: 7: 103. (675)
Over the editor's desk. Ibid. XXXIX: 6: 102; 7:118; 8:134; 9:152;
10:170; 11:192; 12:215; XL:i:25; 2:22; 3:20; 4:2. (1200 words
each)
52
Newcomb, Rexford
(3) Articles (continued)
The building outlook. Ibid. XXXIX:8:ii9. (900)
The new art school building, John Herron Instit., Indianapolis. Ibid.
XXXIX :8: 125. (525)
The new Junipero Serra museum at San Diego. Ibid. XXXIX: 10:
164. (600)
A new kind of college. Ibid. XL-.^-.y-S. (750)
College of Fine and Applied Arts at the University of Illinois.
Ibid. XL:3:i3. (550)
Norton, E. A.
(3) Articles:
Some soil characteristics that question certain pedologic interpre-
tations. Amer. Soil Surv. Assoc. Bui. XII:99-I03. March, 1931.
(1200)
â– With Eric Winters:
Pedological aspects of the genesis and morphology of IlHnois soils.
Rpt. 2d Internat. Soil Sci. June, 1930. (3000)
With R. S. Smith, E. E. DeTurk, F. C. Bauer, and L. H. Smith:
Edwards county soil report. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Soil Rpt.
46:1-69. July, 1930. (28,500)
Effingham county soil report. Ibid. 48:1-55. Feb., 1931. (23,000)
Norton, L. J.
(3) Articles:
Prices of Illinois farm products from 1921 to 1929. Ibid. 363. 82 pp.
(20,500)
Prices of Illinois farm products in 1930. Ibid. 365. 10 pp. (2500)
Wheat marketing in the United States. Proc. 2d Internat. Conf.
Agr. Econ. 10 pp. (2500)
With B. B. Wilson:
Prices of Illinois farm products from 1866 to 1929. U. of 111.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 351. 80 pp. (20,000)
NOYES, W. A.
(3) Articles:
Interaction between nitrogen trichloride and nitric oxide at — 150°.
II. J. A. C. S. 52:4298-301. (1500)
With C. W. Bennett:
Attempts to resolve derivatives of fluorene. Ibid. 52:3437-40. (1200)
With Ulrich Heiibaum:
Optically active diazo compounds. Diazocamphane. Ibid. 52:5070-
78. (3000)
Odell, C. W.
(i) Book notices:
Errors and improvement in rating English compositions by means
of a composition scale, by Hwang Pu. J. Educ. Res. 22:5:
417-18. (600)
Si
Odell, C. W. (continued)
(3) Articles:
Predicting the scholastic success of college students. U. of 111. Bur.
Educ. Res. Bui. 52:1-43. (17,500)
With J. S. Kinder:
Educational tests for use in institutions of higher learning. U. of
111. Bur. Educ. Res. Circ. 55:1-95. (51,000)
Summer work in elementary and high schools. Proc. H. S. Conf.,
U. of 111. Bui. 27:41:19-24. (4400)
(4) Books:
Educational measurement in high school. Century Company, N. Y.
1930. 617 pp.
O'DONNELL, T. E.
(2) Original reviews:
Ricker manuscript translations, part IX. Viollet-le-Duc's dictionary
of French architecture, vol. VII. Pencil Points. IX :ii:875-78.
(1660)
(4) Books:
With L. D. Tilton:
History of the campus plan. University of Illinois. U. of 111. Press,
Urbana, 111. 1930. 245 pp.
Oldfather, W. a.
(i) Book notices:
A dictionary of Greek and Latin combining forms used in zoologi-
cal names, by E. C. Jaeger. J. Parasit. XVII: 1:165. (250)
(2) Original reviev/s:
Cicerone e i suoi Tempi, by E. Ciaceri. Amer. Hist. Rev. XXXVI:
1:100-02. (1000)
(3) Articles:
Is religion essential to every adequate philosophy of living?
Y.M.C.A., U. of 111. 37 pp. (10,000)
An Aesopic fable in a schoolboy's exercise. Aegyptus. X: 2-4: 255-56.
(400)
Louis de Beaufort. Encyc. Soc. Sci. 11:485. (300)
A nuance in the friendship of Cicero and Atticus. Class. J. XXVI: 2.
(600)
The character of the training and of the thesis for the degree of
doctor of philosophy in the classics. Ibid. XX VI : 8 : 580-89.
(3500)
With Ines G. Lough:
The Urbana Homiliarium of Paulus Diaconus. Speculum. VI: 2:
293-94. (1000)
(4) Books:
Elementa lurisprudentiae LIniversalis, bj^ Samuel Pufendorf, trans-
lation and critical notes. Oxford Univ. Press. 304 pp. (150,000)
54
Olson, F. C.
(3) Articles:
IVith IV. E. Carroll, Slceter Bull, G. E. Hunt, and J. H. Longwell:
Effect of soybeans and soybean oil meal on quality of pork. U. of
111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 366:34-80.
With Sleeter Bull and J. H. Longzvell:
Effects of sex, length of feeding period, and a ration of ear-corn
silage on the quality of baby beef. Ibid. 355:165-233; Abst.
355:1-19-
Overman, O. R.
(3) Articles:
Why your butter deteriorates. Butter and Cheese J. 21:15:20, 66-67.
(2000)
With 0. F. Garrett:
A non-acid Babcock method for determining fat in ice cream. U.
of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 360:393-406. (4800)
Park, Orlando
(3) Articles:
Studies in the ecology of forest Coleoptera — II. Ecology. 12:1:188-
207. (6000)
The measurement of daylight in the Chicago area and its ecological
significance. Ecol. Mono. 1:2:189-230. (6000)
Parr, Rosalie M.
(3) Articles:
With Mable A. Spencer and H. W. Garnett:
A study of methods of teaching chemistry. Proc. H. S. Conf., U.
of 111. Bui. 27:41:257-62. (4000)
Parry, J. J.
(i) Book notices:
Arthuriana, Proceedings of the Arthurian Society. J. Engl, and
Germ. Philol. XXX: 1:98-99. (35o)
(2) Original reviews:
Lancelot in English literature, bj' August J. App. Ihid. XXIX: 3:
448-49. (400)
The Historia Regum Britanniae of Geoffrey of Monmouth, by
Acton Griscom. Ibid. XXX: 1:95-98. (1800)
The ^labinogion, by T. P. Ellis and J. Lloyd. Speculum. VI: 1:139-
42. (1250)
(3) Articles:
The Welsh texts of Geoffrey of Monmouth's Historia. Ibid. V:4:
424-31. (3500)
(4) Books:
With C. S. Northup:
Bibliography of modern versions of the Arthurian stories. Mimeo.,
Urbana, 111. 1930. 5 pp.
55
Paul, H. G.
(2) Original reviews:
A new approach to poetry, by Chapman and Thomas. Engl. J.
XIX: 839-40. (800)
(3) Articles:
Conversation. Bui. 111. Assoc. Teachers Engl. XXIII :i: 1-8. (2800)
On attaining the twenty-third year. Ibid. XXIII: 1:9-10. (500)
Enriching our teaching of literature. Ibid. XXIII :3: 1-9. (3500)
More priming for "Leaky Pumps." Ibid. XXIII :2:20-i. (750)
The teacher of science and the language problem. Proc. H. S. Conf.,
U. of 111. Bui. 28:16:259-65. (3500)
Enriching our teaching of literature. Ibid. 28:16:105-08. (3500)
(4) Books:
With W. D. Miller:
Language Goals. Lyons & Carnahan, Chicago. 1930. Bk. I, xii -|-
160 pp. ; Bk. II, xii + 170 pp. ; Bk. Ill, xiii -f- 179 pp.
Pease, T. C.
(2) Original reviews:
England in the age of the American revolution, by Namier. Amer.
Hist. Rev. XXXVI :3: 583-85. (700)
(3) Articles:
1780 — the revolution at crisis in the west. J. 111. State Hist. Soc.
XXIII:4: 121-39. (7000)
Stephen A. Forbes. Ibid. XXIII:3:543-48. (2000)
Edwards, N. W. Diet. Amer. Biog. 6:42-43. (650)
Farwell, C. W. Ibid. 6:294-95. (700)
Farnsworth, J. F. Ibid. 6:284-85. (650)
Ford, Thomas. Ibid. 6:520-21. (1000)
Peirce, D. D.
(3) Articles:
With L. F. Yntema:
Electrometric studies of the precipitation of columbium and tar
talum and of molybdenum and tungsten. J. Phys. Cher
34:2:1822-25. (1000)
PiCKELS, G. W.
(4) Books:
With C. C. Wiley:
Route surveying. John Wiley & Sons, N. Y. 1930. xiii + 380 pp.
PlEPER, J. J.
(3) Articles:
The increasing menace of weeds — a national problem. Rpt. II
Farm. Instit. 35:5-18. (5400)
Pilot, Isadore
(3) Articles:
With D. J. Davis:
Sporadic septic sore throat due to Streptococcus epidemicus. J. Ini
Dis. 47:508-10. (1500)
56
Pilot, Isadore
(3) Articles (continued)
With D. J. Davis and B. Hallman:
Human carriers of Streptococcus epidemiciis. Ibid. 47:503-05.
(2000)
A culture medium for the isolation of Streptococcus epidemicus of
septic sore throat. J. A. M. A. 95:265-66. (1000)
Pleasants, Annie L.
(3) Articles:
Effect of nitrate fertilizers on stomatal behavior. J. Elisha Mitchell
Sci. Soc. 46:1:95-116. (10,000)
PoGGi, Edith Muriel
(3) Articles:
The forest of Dean coalfield in Gloucestershire. Econ. Geog.
6:3:309-20. (6000)
Devonshire: a study of rural England. Bui. Phila. Geog. Soc.
28:3:161-73. (5500)
The geographic regions of Illinois. Proc. H. S. Conf., U. of 111.
Bui. 28:16:137-40. (2800)
Polson, J. A.
(4) Books:
Internal combustion engines. John Wiley & Sons, N. Y. 1931.
469 pp.
POTTHOFF, E. F.
(2) Original reviews:
Educational achievement in relation to intelligence, by C. W. St.
John. Elem. School J. XXXI: 314-15. (750)
(3) Articles:
Predicting the college success of students at the University of
Chicago. Trans. 111. State Acad. Sci. 23:3:578-83. (2300)
A study of the selective admission of college students. Univ. of
Chicago. Abst. of Theses, VII: 151-57. (2500)
Predicting the ultimate failure of college students on basis of their
first quarter's records. School and Soc. XXXIII: 203-05. (1400)
(4) Books:
With S. M. Corey:
A standardized test in educational psychology (a series of booklets).
Public School Pub. Co., Bloomington, 111. 1931. 28 pp.
PUNKE, H. H.
(3) Articles:
Recent developments in German secondary education. School Rev.
XXXVIII: 8: 576-84; 9:680-93. (8300)
Professional organizations of teachers in Germany. Elem. School
J. XXXI:7:5i4-23. (35oo)
57
Quill, L. L.
(i) Book notices:
Abstracts of 30 articles in various chemical journals. Chem. Abst.
vols. 24, 25. (4000)
(3) Articles:
Reactions of boron trichloride. Trans. 111. State Acad. Sci.
23:3:333-38. (2000)
ll^ith P. IV. Selziwod:
Recent advances in rare earth chemistry. Ibid. 23:3:339-44. (2200)
QUIRKE, T. T.
(4) Books :
With W. H. Collins:
Disappearance of the Huronian. Geol. Surv. of Canada, memoir 160.
Ottawa, Canada. 1930. 129 pp.
Ramsey, R. J.
(3) Articles:
Food poisoning probably caused by orange-colored Staphylococcus
from udders of apparently healthy cows. Proc. Soc. for Exper.
Biol, and Med. XXVIII: 390-91. (350)
Rand, Helen M.
(3) Articles:
The devils' own national convention. Engl. J. XIX :9: 742-44. (1500)
Text-books from the outside. School and Soc. XXXII :8i6:229- 39.
(1200)
English is not dead. Chicago Schools J. XIII: 1:6-7. (1000)
Phrase patterns — fitting phrases ready to use. Ihid. XIII: 5:220-21.
( 1200)
Randall, J. G.
(2) Original reviews:
Abraham Lincoln traveled this way: the log book of a pilgrim to
the Lincoln country, by Fred L. Holmes. Miss. Vail. Hist. Rev.
17:4:625-26. (300)
Social and economic history of the L^nited States, vol. I: From
handicraft to factory, 1500-1820, by Harry J. Carman. Ihid.
17:4:660-62. (500)
War, politics, and reconstruction: stormy days in Louisiana, by
Henry Clay Warmoth. Amer. Hist. Rev. 36:3:613-14. (450)
Books on Lincoln — (Lincoln, by Emil Ludwig; Abraham Lincoln —
cartoon history, 2 vol., by Albert Shaw; Lincoln at Gettysburg,
by W. E. Barton; New Letters and Papers of Lincoln, com-
piled by Paul M. Angle). Yale Rev. 19:4:832-36. (1400)
(3) Articles:
Lincoln's task and Wilson's. S. Atlantic Qt. 29:4:349-68. (7000)
David Davis. Diet. Amer. Biog. 5:110-12. (1500)
Rayner, W. H.
(3) Articles:
Transit traversing and stadia leveling. Trans. A. S. C. E. 94:679-
703. (7500)
58
Rayner, W. H. (continued)
(4) Books:
IVith R. E. Davis and E. M. Foote:
Elements of surveying. McGraw-Hill Book Co., N. Y. 1930.
xxi + 581 pp.
Reagan, G. W.
(3) Articles:
The adjustment of curriculum to capacity. Proc. H. S. Conf., U.
of 111. Bui. 27:41:11-16. (4000)
Adapting instruction to individual differences. Ibid. 27:41:166-68.
(1250)
Reed, C. I.
(3) Articles:
With R. D. Barnard:
Attempt to characterize substances responsible for increased uric
acid values in blood irradiated. Amer. J. Physiol. 93:1:146-51.
(2000)
PVith E. A. Thacker:
The effect of intravenous and intraperitoneal injections of irradi-
ated ergosterol. Ibid. 96:1:21-7. (1000)
With A. Bachem:
The penetration of light through human skin. Ibid. 97:1:86-91.
(1400)
With E. G. Lipozv and W. K. Weaver:
Mobilization of the inorganic constituents of the blood by vagal
stimulation. Proc. Soc. for Exper. Biol, and Med. 28:531-33.
(320)
With Lindon Seed:
Administration of viosterol in human parathj^roid tetany. Ibid.
28:376-80. (270)
With B. E. Montgomery:
The bactericidal power of viosterol. Ibid. 28:481-82. (260)
Reed, J. C.
(3) Articles:
With E. E. Ambrosius:
Viscosity of refrigerants. Heating, Piping, and Air Conditioning.
2:6. June, 1930.
Flow of fluids. Ibid. 2:7. July, 1930.
The design of evaporators. Ibid. 3:4. Apr., 1931.
Some limitations of a diagram for gas flow in pipes. Ibid. 3:5.
May, 193 1.
Volumetric efficiency of a vertical single acting ammonia com-
pressor. Refrig. Eng. 21:3. March, 1931.
Volumetric efficiency of an ammonia compressor. Ice and Refrig.
* 8:3. March, 1931. Technograph. XLV:6. Apr., 1931.
59
Reedy, J. H.
(1) Book notices:
Laboratory record book of qualitative analysis, by C. J. Engelder.
J. Chem. Educ. 8:5:1011. (225)
Abstracts of 30 articles in various chemical journals. Chem. Abst.
vols. 24 and 25. (3000)
(3) Articles:
JVith J. A. Raynolds:
Calcium perchromate: a new type of red perchromate. J. A. C. S.
52:5:1851-53. (1200)
With M. H. Broivii:
Determination of lithium. Ind. and Eng. Chem. Anal. Ed. 2:3:
304-06. (1700)
(4) Books :
With L. F. Audricth:
Laboratory exercises, Chemistry 4. Urbana, 111. 1931. 62 pp.
Reich, H. J.
(3) Articles:
A sodium-argon glow-tube. Rev. Sci. Instr. 1:5:289-91. (950)
A periodic contactor operated by a neon-tube oscillator. Ibid.
2:3:164-70. (1800)
An improved model of the neon-tube contactor. Ibid. 2:4:234-36.
(900)
A new method of testing for distortion in audio-frequency ampli-
fiers. Proc. Instit. Radio Eng. 19:3:401-15. (5500)
RiCHART, F. E.
(2) Original reviews:
Analysis of continuous frames by distributing fixed-end moments,
by H. Cross. Proc. A. S. C. E. 57:1:139-44. (3000)
With N. H. Roy:
Reinforced concrete columns subjected to flexure, by H. Cross.
Proc. A. C. L XXVI: 775-92. (7000)
(3) Articles:
Stresses and strains in spirally reinforced concrete columns. First
communications. New Intern. Assoc, for Test. Matls. 6:255-62.
(4000)
With N. H. Roy:
Digest of data on Poisson's ratio for concrete. Proc. A. S. T. M.
3o:I:66i-68. (3500)
With V. P. Jensen:
Tests of plain and reinforced Haydite concrete. Ibid. 30:11:674-94.
(9000)
Disclose nature of Haydite concrete. Concrete. 38:2:31-32. (1000)
Construction and design features of Haydite concrete. J. A. C. I.
2:2:252-84. (11,000)
Tests of bonding of floor finish to slabs of haydite and gravel con-
crete. Ibid. 2:4:339-57. (7000)
60
RiCHART, F. E.
(3) Articles (continued)
JVith G. C. Staehle:
Progress report on column tests at University of Illinois. Ibid.
2:6:731-60. (12,000)
Second progress report on column tests at University of Illinois.
Ibid. 2:7:761-90. (12,000)
IVith H. F. Gonnerman:
Report of Committee loi, survey of current research. Ibid. 2:5:
469-510. (16,000)
Rickey, L. F.
(3) Articles:
Processing soybeans. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Mimeo. leaflet. Dec,
1930. 5 PP- (1600)
The industrial utilization of farm wastes. Ibid. Dec, 1930. 6 pp.
(1800)
Business procedure in shipping grain from producing to consuming
sections. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 359:2-20. July, 1930.
(4500)
RiEBEL, J. P.
(3) Articles:
The notched violin (a plaj-). Letters. 4:14:10-22. (15,000)
RiNAKER, Clarissa
(3) Articles:
Some unconscious factors in the sonnet as a poetic form. Internat.
J. Psych. -Anal. XII: 2. (6000)
Roberts, Elmer
(3) Articles:
Recent studies in animal genetics (abstract). Peking Nat. Hist. Bui.
5:11:33-35. (1400)
With L. E. Card:
Inheritance of resistance to pullorum disease. Trans. 4th World's
Poultry Congr. (London) 1930:488-93. (2500)
Robertson, W. S.
(i) Book notices:
Alexico, Cuba, and South America (notes on selected current litera-
ture). Amer. Hist. Rev. XXXV: 987-89; XXX VI : 254-56 ;
493-94; 699-700. (3000)
Foreign intervention in the Rio de la Plata, 1838-1850, by J. F.
Cady. Ibid. XXXVI :2io-ii. (350)
The encomiende in New Spain, by L. B. Simpson ; the intendant
system in Spanish America, by L. E. Fisher. Ibid. XXXV:
933-34- (400)
El Panamericanismo y la opinion Europea, by Orestes Ferrera.
Cur. Hist. Mag. XXXIII :i:xx-xxi. (700)
Cartas del Libertador, ed. by Vicente Lecuna. Ibid. XXXIV: 2:
xix-xx. (1800)
61
Robertson, W. S.
(i) Book notices (continued)
Bolivar, the passionate warrior, by T. R. Ybarra. Nation. CXXXI:
185. (500)
(3) Articles:
Foreign estimates of the Argentine dictator, Juan Manuel de Rosas.
His.-Amer. Hist. Rev. X: 125-37. (4500)
Robinson, Florence B.
(3) Articles:
The gardens of Japan and China. Vista. 1930:5-6; 13-14. (1600)
the astronomical observatory in Peking. Art and Archaeol.
XXX: 1,2:37-43. Aug., 1930. (1000)
Notice of a seminar on oriental art. Land. Arch. Qt. XXI :3: 242.
Apr., 1931. (130)
Rodebush, W. H.
(3) Articles:
The entropy of hydrogen. Phys. Rev. 37:221. (300)
The superposition of electron charges in molecules and alpha-
particles. J. A. C. S. 53:1611. (350)
With E. G. Walters:
The vapor pressure and vapor density of sodium. Ibid. 52:2654-65.
(6000)
With W. A. Nichols, Jr.:
Molecular ray experiments. The chemical activity of molecular and
atomic oxygen. Ibid. 52:3864-68. (2000)
An attempt to determine nuclear moments. Ibid. 52:3024. (250)
With W. F. Henry:
Vapor pressure of sodium. Low pressure measurements with the
absolute manometer. Ibid. 52:3159-61. (500)
With S. M. Troxcl:
Heat of formation of molecular oxygen. Ibid. 52:3467. (250)
RODKEY, F. S.
(i) Book notices:
Abstracts of all important articles in the current issues of Revue
d'histoire diplomatique. Soc. Sci. Abst. vols. H and HL (2500)
(3) Articles:
Lord Palmerston and the rejuvenation of Turkey, 1830-41. Part H,
1839-41. J. Mod. Hist. n:2: 193-225. (11,000)
Reshid Pasha's memorandum of August 12, 1839. Ibid. H: 2: 251-57.
(2500)
Anglo-Russian negotiations about a "permanent" quadruple alliance,
1840-1841. Amer. Hist. Rev. XXXVI: 2: 343-49. (2500)
The views of Palmerston and Metternich on the eastern question
in 1834. Engl. Hist. Rev. XLV: 180:627-40. (5500)
62
Rose, W. C.
(3) Articles:
IFith C. W. Scull:
Arginine metabolism. I. The relation of arginine content of the diet
to the increments in tissue arginine during growth. J. Biol.
Chem. 89:1:109-23. (4500)
RosENBLUM, Philip '
(3) Articles:
With B. M. Gasiil:
A case of a primary sarcoma of the lung in an infant twenty-nine
months of age. Arch. Fed. XLVIII:i :63-65. (750)
RUEHE, H. A.
(3) Articles :
Why drink buttermilk? Milk Plant Mo. 20:2. (1200)
With W. A. Foster and C. S. Rhode:
A plan of the milk house. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 371:1-8.
With M. J. Prucha and J. M. Brannon:
Effect of carbonation on bacterial content and keeping quality of
dairy products. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 368:143-63.
With P. H. Tracy:
The relation of certain plant processes to flavor development in
market milk. J. Dairy Sci. 14:3:250-67.
Recent studies in ice cream manufacture. Ice Cream Rev. 14:8:
54-55. (2300)
Ruth, W. A.
(3) Articles:
Developments of research as applied to horticulture. Trans. 111.
State Hort. Soc. 64:307-15. (3200)
The 1930 drought, past and future results. Ibid. 64:533-44. (4800)
The limits of nitrogen fertilization. Ihid. 64:549-51. (800)
With M. J. Dorsey:
A record of an unusual flood in an apple orchard. Proc. Amer. Soc.
Hort. Sci. 27:565-69. (2500)
Sandford, y/. P.
(3) Articles:
The inspirational speech: a form of business address. Platform
World. XL: 1:24-25. (1200)
(4) Books:
With W. H. Yeager:
Problems in business and professional speaking. McGraw-Hill Book
Co., N. Y. 1931. viii -|- 89 pp.
Saunders, Alta G.
(3) Articles:
Words which sell. Chi. Eve. Amer. Retail Adv. Instit. 1: 13:4-
(4000)
Making words pay profits. Better Letters Club of Chicago Bui.
March 16, 1931. 1-20. (5000)
63
Savage, T. E.
(3) Articles:
Sedimentary cycles in the Pennsylvanian strata. Amer. J. Sci.
XX .-125-35. (4350)
The geological history of the ^lacomb region. Trans. 111. State
Acad. Sci. XXII :492-502. (4500)
Schmidt, E. C.
(3) Articles:
Report of the committee on front-ends, grates, and ashpans of the
International Railway Fuel Association. Proc. Internat. Ry.
Fuel Assoc. XXII: 160-202. (10,000)
With E. G. Young and H. J. Schroder:
Tests of a Mikado-type locomotive equipped with Nicholson thermic
syphons. U. of 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 220. 99 pp.
(4) Books:
IVith E. G. Young:
Mechanical engineers' handbook — section on railway engineering.
McGraw-Hill Book Co., N. Y. 1930. 1463-92. (16,000)
•SCHNEBLY, M. I.
(2) Original reviews:
Building and use restrictions in Pennsylvania, by Ervin. 111. Law
Rev. 25:7:856-57. (725)
(3) Articles:
Extinguishment of contingent future interests by decree and with-
out compensation. Harvard Law Rev. 44:3:378-403. (10,000)
ScHOUR, Isaac
(3) Articles:
A review of Maximow's research on inflammatory reaction. J.
Amer. Dent. Assoc. XVII :9: 1605-16. (3500)
SCHRADER, H. J.
(3) Articles:
With E. C. Schmidt and E. G. Young: '
Tests of a Mikado-type locomotive equipped with Nicholson thermic
syphons. U. of 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 220. 99 pp.
ScoviLL, H. T.
(3) Articles:
Occupations of former students who majored in accounting. En-
terpriser. 10:2:14-20. (7S00)
University of Illinois C. P. A.'s. Ibid. 10:2:9-10. (1200)
The problem of the transfer student. J. Bus. 3:2:133-38. (1800)
Value of school budgets and audits. 111. Munic. Rev. io:1: 18-22.
(3500)
(4) Books : See Baily, H. H.
64
Sears, O. H.
(3) Articles:
With F. M. Clark:
Non-reciprocal cross-inoculation of legume nodule bacteria. Soil
Sci. 30:3:237-42. Sept., 1930. (2000)
Relation of nitrates in soils to the response of crops to potash fer-
tilization: I. Factors contributing to the unproductiveness of
"alkali" soils in Illinois. Ibid. 30:5:325-46. Nov., 1930. (8000)
With W. L. Burlison and J. C. Hackleman:
Growing alfalfa in Illinois. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. June,
1930. 349:410-48. (12,450)
With H. E. Myers:
Some factors affecting the distribution of legume nodule bacteria
in Illinois soils. Trans. 111. State Acad. Sci. 23:3:174-79. (1150)
Secord, a. W.
(2) Original reviews:
Richard Hakluyt and The English Voyages, by George Bruner
Parks. Mod. Lang. Notes. XLV: 7:477-78. (625)
Defoe: Essay on projects, by Ernst Gerhard Jacob; and Realism
in Defoe's narratives of adventure, by Gerridina Roorda. Ibid.
XLV -.7 -.479-80. (700)
The life and strange and surprising adventures of Daniel De Foe,
by Paul Dottin. (tr. from the French by Louise Ragan). J.
Engl, and Germ. Philol. XXX : 2 : 297-99. (600)
Seely, F. B.
(3) Articles:
The statistical element in mechanics of materials. Mech. Eng.
52:9:839-44. (5000)
Correcting an error in application of flexure formula. Alach. Design.
2:9:32-35- (1500)
Severns, W. H.
(3) Articles:
With A. C. Willard:
The automatic stoker for heating service, using Illinois coal. 111.
State Geol. Surv. and 111. Coal Bur., Coop. Min. Ser. Bui. 2,2,:
33-41. (2800)
Seybolt, R. F.
(i) Book notices:
Early letters of Mark Hopkins, by S. Hopkins. J. Higher Educ.
1:9:540-41.
The new era in world history, by W. E. Lingelbach. Soc. Sci. Abst.
11:5:750.
Geschichtsphilosophische Problematik seit der Jahrhundertwende, by
K. Joel. Ibid. 11:7:1143.
Autoritat und Freiheit in der Gedankenwelt Ludwig von Gerlachs,
by A. von Martin. Ibid. 11:7:1231.
65
Seybolt, R. F.
(i) Book notices (continued)
Colonial Harvard, by B. Bentley. Ibid. 11:11:1727.
Die Reform des englischen hoheren Schulwesens im 19. Jahr-
hundert, by P. Meissner. Ibid. Ill 11:37.
History of early common school education in Washington, by T. W.
Bibb. Ibid. HI: 1:48.
The teaching of history in French lycees and colleges, by O. W.
Mosher and G. Quesnel. Ibid. ni:2:3i7-i8.
An approach to United States history in the senior high school, by
F. Paige. Ibid. HI: 2: 318.
(3) Articles:
Schoolmasters of colonial Boston. Pub. Col. Soc. Alass. XXVH:
130-56-
A note on the regulation of the practice of medicine in eighteenth
century Massachusetts. New England J. Med. CH: 22: 1067-68.
A Massachusetts scouting journal of 1758. New England Qt.
111:3:527-31-
The grammar school at Brown University in 1772. Rhode Island
Hist. Soc. Collec. XXIII :3: 73.
South Carolina schoolmasters of 1744. S. C. Hist, and Genealog.
Mag. XXXI: 4: 314-15.
Shaw, J. B.
(3) Articles:
Merlin and Viviane. Math. Teacher. 24:4:223-31. (5000)
Shedp, T. C.
(i) Book notices :
Memoirs and addresses of two decades, by Dr. J. A. L. Waddell.
111. Eng. VI:5:i-2. (1500)
(3) Articles:
The Eads bridge. Bui. Assoc. State Eng. Soc. V:2:8o-S9. (4000)
Shelford, V. E.
(i) Book notices:
Penetration of light, by Shelford. Biol. Abst. 5:3:707. (250)
Intertidal communities, by Shelford. Ibid. 5:3:719. (200)
(3) Articles:
Phenology and descendants. Qt. Rev. Biol. 5:2:207-16. (8000)
Uses of photoelectric cells. Joint Discussion, Phys. and Opt. Soc.
(London) 1930:187-93. (3600)
Report on preservation of nature. EcologJ^ 12:2:427-31, 435-37.
(3000)
JVith Jakob Kuns:
Apparatus for testing photoelectric cells in sunlight. J. Sci. Instr.
7:6:191-93. (1500)
Shepard, F. p.
(3) Articles:
Fundian faults or Fundian glaciers. Bui. Geol. Soc. Amer. 41:659-74
(6000)
66
Shrixer, R. L.
(3) Articles :
Qualitative organic analysis in the training of the organic chemist.
J. Chem. Educ. 7:7:1593-96. (1200)
With H. C. Struck and IV. J. J orison:
The preparation and properties of certain sulfoxides and sulfones.
J. A. C. S. 52:5:2060-69. (4000)
With T. Kurosawa:
Chalcones. II. Decomposition b}' alkali. Ibid. 52:6:2538-40. (900)
With J. H. Young:
Optically active salts of 2-nitro-octane. Ibid. 52:8:3332-40. (3000)
With R. F. B. Cox:
Identification of alcohols: p-nitrophenyl urethanes. Ibid. 53:6:
1601-05. (1500)
Shumway, Waldo
(3) Articles:
With Selma M. Olson and O. E. Kugler:
Origin of the aortic arches in amphibia. Anat. Rec. 47:322. (250)
With R. L. Webb:
The chondrocranium of a 23-mm. necturus. Ibid. 48: sup.: 32. (250)
(4) Books:
Vertebrate embryology. 2d ed. John Wiley & Sons, Inc., N. Y.
1930. X 4- 311 pp.
SlEBERT, F. S.
(3) Articles:
Proposed changes in the copyright law affecting newspapers and
magazines. Ed. and Pub. 63:40:12-14. (3500)
(4) Books:
Copyreading. Coll. Pub. Co., Champaign, 111. 1930. iv -|- 179 pp.
Singer, H. A.
(3) Articles:
Spontaneous recovery from perforation of peptic ulcer into the
free abdominal cavity. Arch. Int. Med. 45:6:926-47. (10,000)
With W. S. Boikan:
Gastric sequelae of corrosive poisoning. Ibid. 46:2:342-57. (5500)
SiPPY, B. O.
(3) Articles:
Recognition malocclusion. Bui. Chicago Dent. Soc. XI: 23: 17-19.
(2400)
Sloan, H. J.
(3) Articles:
With H. S. Wilgus, Jr.:
Heart probe — a method of obtaining blood from chickens. Poultry
Sci. X: 1:10-16. (2500)
Smith, Ann A.
(3) Articles:
Aids to effective sv/imming instruction. Wis. News J. 1931 Issue.
(2250)
67
Smith, Ann A.
(3) Articles (continued)
The teaching o£ the crawl and back crawl. Acquatic Handbook,
1931-32. (1750)
Diving exercises. Ibid. (350)
The "Big Ten" telegraphic meet of 1931. Sportswoman. VII ip.
(1000)
Smith, C. M.
(i) Book notices:
Mine ventilation (reports of sessions of the annual meeting of the
A. I. M. E.). Min. and Met. 12:291 :i38-40. (3000)
Coal division activities (reports, as above). Ibid. 12:291:158-60.
(3000)
(4) Books:
The friability of Illinois coals. U. of 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 218.
22 pp.
Smith, L. H.
(3) Articles:
JVith E. A. Norton, R. S. Smith, E. E. DeTurk, and F. C. Bauer:
Edwards county soil report. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Soil Rpt.
46:1-69. July, 1930. (28,500)
Effingham county soil report. Ibid. 48:1-55. Feb., 1931. (23,000)
With R. S. Smith, E. E. DeTurk, and F. C. Bauer:
Piatt county soil report. Ibid. 47:1-55. Dec, 1930. (23,000)
Smith, R. S.
(3) Articles:
With E. A. Norton, E. E. DeTurk, F. C. Bauer, and L. H. Smith:
Edwards county soil report. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Soil Rpt.
46:1-69. July, 1930. (28,500)
Effingham county soil report. Ibid. 48:1-55. Feb., 1931. (23,000)
With E. E. DeTurk, F. C. Bauer, and L. H. Smith:
Piatt county soil report. Ibid. 47:1-55. Dec, 1930. (23,000)
With M. B. Harland:
The nature and designation of soil horizons. Rpt. 2d Internat. Soil
Sci. June, 1930. (1500)
Snapp, R. R.
(3) Articles:
Pasturing sweet clover. Shorthorn World. XV: 6:6. (1500)
Good pastures, the foundation of livestock production. Ibid. XV:8:
3-4. (2200)
The best system of pasture for modern-sized farms. Ibid. XV:
11:3-4. (2000)
(4) Books:
Beef cattle, their feeding and management in the corn belt states.
John Wiley & Sons, Inc., N. Y. 1930. viii + 494 pp.
68
Stafford, G. T.
(3) Articles:
A symposium on preventive and corrective physical education. J.
Health and Phys. Educ. 2:4:1 iff.
Staley, S. C.
(3) Articles:
The physical education program for men at the University of
Illinois. Pentathlon II:8-9,io. (10,000)
The new program in physical education in Facista, Italy. Health
and Phys. Educ. 1:4. (6000)
Hungary develops a new program of physical education. Ibid.
11:2. (5000)
The four year curriculum in physical education. Res. Qt. 11:2.
(7500)
Stewart, C. L.
(3) Articles:
Rural statesmanship. Rural Amer. VIII:5:ii-i2. (1300)
A twentieth amendment for farmers. Coop. Market. J. V:2. (1500)
A summary of state programs in adjustment to the agricultural
situation, 1920-1930. Proc. 2d Internat. Conf. Agr. Econ., 1930.
(5000)
Stillwell, C. W.
(3) Articles:
An industrial chemistry text of 1830. J. Chem. Educ. 8:5:896-901.
With G. L. Clark:
X-ray examination of commercial galvanized iron by a modified
reflection method. Ind. and Eng. Chem., Anal. Ed. 2:2:266-83.
(8500)
X-ray diffraction of liquids. Radiology. 15:7:66-71. (2500)
Eine rontgenographische Studie und Chicle. Kautschuk. 7:4:62-66.
(2000)
Straub, F. G.
(3) Articles :
Recent developments in embrittlement research. Power Plant Eng.
I XXXIV: 12: 686-88. (2000)
Recent instances of embrittlement in steam boilers. Trans. A. S.
M. E. 52:27:339-41. (2500)
Embrittlement in boilers. U. of 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 216:1-126.
(30,000)
Streicher, M. H.
(3) Articles:
Gastric achylia. J. A. M. A. 95:5. Aug., 1930. (1000)
Sutton, A. H.
(i) Book notices:
Simple geologic structures, by John I. Piatt and John Challinor.
Econ. Geol. 26:1:124. (165)
69
Sutton, A. H. (continued)
(3) Articles:
With J. E. Lamar:
Cretaceous and tertiary sediments of Kentucky, Illinois, and Mis-
souri. Bui. Amer. Assoc. Petr. Geol. 14:7:845-66. (7000)
IVith O. E. Wagner, Jr.:
New species of Chester fossils. J. Paleon. 5:1:23-33. (4000)
Fracturing and movement in rocks without apparent displacement.
Science. 73:1888:263-64. (400)
Swain, J. W.
(i) Book notices:
International relations, by R. L. Buell. J. Mod. Hist. 2:3:504-05.
(Soo)
(2) Original reviews :
Schmitt, B. E. The coming of the war, 1914. Hist. Outlook. 21:8:
390-92. (2500)
(4) Books:
Lecture on French history. Univ. Travel League, Cleveland, Ohio.
1930. 16 pp.
SwANN, Sherlock, Jr.
(i) Book notices:
Solvents, by Thomas H. Durrans. Chem. and Alet. 38:2:101. (200)
(3) Articles:
With E. O. Edelmann:
Hydrogen over-voltages in glacial acetic acid. Trans. Amer. Elec-
trochem. Soc. 58:179-85. (900)
With R. D. Snow and D. B. Keyes:
Catalytic hydration of olefines. Ind. Eng. Chem. 22:9:1048-55.
(2000)
With T. S. Xanthakos:
Cobaltic sulphate as an oxidizing agent. J. A. C. S. 53:2:400-04.
(2000)
Symons, G. E.
(3) Articles:
With A. M. Btiszuell and E. L. Pearson:
Studies on two-stage sludge digestion 192S-29. State Water Surv.
Bui. 29:1-92. (40,000)
Tanner, F. W.
(i) Book notices:
Molds, yeasts, and actinomycetes — a handbook for students of bac-
teriology. Arch. Surg. 1930.
(3) Articles:
With H. Gecn:
Residual germicidal action of water and plain agar after exposure
to ultraviolet light. Proc. Soc. for Exp. Biol, and Med. 28:
291-93. (1080)
70
Tanxer, F. W.
(3) Articles (continued)
IVith William Biirrozus:
The viability of yeasts in sucrose solutions. J. Bact. 21:32. (250)
With G. I. Wallace:
The effect of salt and sugar solutions on the thermo death times
of molds. Ihid. 21:1:32. (300)
Taylor, S. Helen.
(3) Articles:
The mathematics library and recreational programs. School Sci.
and j\Iath. XXX:6:626-34. (3200)
An experiment in classification of students in mathematics. Proc.
H. S. Conf., U. of 111. Bui. 28:16:214-19. (3000)
Templeman, W. D.
(3) Articles:
Additional notes on German and Dutch translations of William
Gilpin. Notes and Queries. 159:18:309-10. (1600)
Three anonymous works by William Gilpin. Ihid. 160:7:112-14.
(1500)
An unpublished French letter to William Gilpin. Mod. Lang. Notes.
XLVI:2: 107-09. (600)
A note on the dulcimer. Times Lit. Sup. 1522:271. (500)
TeMPLETON, LAWRE^"CE
(3) Articles:
With Philip Blickensdorfer:
A study of the toxic properties of diethylphthalate. J. A. Ph. A.
XIX: 11:1179-81. (1000)
Theiss, E. L.
(2) Original reviews:
Accounting for executive control, by Monard V. Hayes. Acct. Rev.
V: 2: 191-92. (700)
The control of distribution costs and sales, by William B. Casten-
holz. Ihid. V:4:328-30. (1600)
Thomas, L. J.
(3) Articles:
Notes on the hatching of Diphyllohothrium latum eggs. J. Parasit.
16:4:244-45. (500)
Rhigonema nigella spec, nov., a nematode, and its plant commensal
(Enteronrus sp?) from the milliped. Ibid. 17:1:30-34. (2000)
Thompson, C. L.
(3) Articles:
The microstructure of some porcelain glazes. U. of 111. Eng. Exp.
Sta. Bui. 225:1-21. (5000)
71
TiMMONS, B. F.
(3) Articles:
JVith Edivard Berman and W. R. Tylor:
A community labor survey. U. of 111. Bur. Bus. Res. Bui. 34:1-58.
(24,000)
Tracy, P. H.
(3) Articles:
Trouble shooting at defects. Ice Cream Trade J. 27:4:51-52. (2500)
How to make sweet curd cottage cheese. Alilk Dealer. 20:5:53-55.
(2000)
With H. A. Ruehe:
Recent studies in ice cream manufacture. Ice Cream Rev. 14:8:
54-55. (2300)
The relation of certain plant processes to flavor development in
market milk. J. Dairy Sci. 14:3:250-267.
With R. J. Ramsey:
Food poisoning probably caused by orange-colored Staphylococcus
from udders of apparently healthy cows. Proc. Soc. for Exper.
Biol, and Med. 28:390-91. (350)
Trelease, William
(3) Articles:
Not Piper angustifolium Lamarck: Not Piper elongatum Vahl. Bui.
Torrey Bot. Club. 56:535-38.
The geography of American peppers. Proc. Amer. Phil. Soc.
69:309-27.
John Merle Coulter, November 20, 185 1 — December 23, 1928. Nat.
Acad. Sci. Biog. Mem. 14:99-108.
Keys to the trees of Illinois for the four seasons. Bui. 111. State
Nat. Hist. Surv. 18:1:15-22.
Tykociner, J. T.
(3) Articles:
Microphotometric analysis of movietone sound records. Nature.
126:3179:504. Oct. 4, 1930. (150)
Determination of frequency and damping of resonating circuits.
Phys. Rev. 37:4:461. (200)
With J. Kunz:
Frequency variations due to electrodeless discharge. Ibid. 37:1:100.
(200)
With E. B. Paine and H. A. Brozun:
Method of testing high voltage cables. Bui. Util. Res. Com. 1:10:1-4.
Dec, 1930. (2000)
With E. B. Paine: 1
Detection and comparative measurement of ionization in dielectrics
by means of oscillations. Bui. Amer. Phys. Soc. Phys. Rev.
6:2:20. June I, 1931. (200)
With R. E. Tarpley and E. B. Paine:
Oscillations due to corona discharges on wires. Ibid. June i, 1931.
6:2:20. (200)
72
Tylor, W. R.
(i) Book notices:
Abstracts of numerous articles. Soc. Sci. Abst. vol. 2. (6000)
(3) Articles:
Some factors of interracial adjustment. Soc. Sci. 5:4:508-18. (4000)
Social implications of the machine age. Friends Intell. 87:37:728-30;
38:747-49; 39:764-66. (4500)
With B. F. Timmons and Edward Berman:
A community labor survey. U. of 111. Bur. Bus. Res. Bui. 34:1-58.
(24,000)
Van Cleave, H. J.
(i) Book notices:
The use of the microscope, a handbook for routine and research
work, by John Belling. Trans. Amer. Microsc. Soc. 49:3:273-74.
(190)
Field book of ponds and streams, by Ann Haven Morgan. Ibid.
49:4:350-51- (275)
Microbiology, by Benjamin F. Lutman. Ihid. 49:4:351. (175)
Dictionary of biological equivalents, by Ernest Artschwager. Ibid.
49:4:351. (200)
Meat through the microscope, by C. Robert Moulton. Ibid. 49:4:352.
(225)
A dictionary of Greek and Latin combining forms used in zoo-
logical names, by Edmund C. Jaeger. Ibid. 49:4:352. (100)
The Oligochaeta, by J. Stephenson. Ibid. 50:1:68. (325)
A text-book of histology, by A. A. Maximow and W. Bloom. Ibid.
50:1:58-59. (210)
Introduction to human parasitology, by Asa C. Chandler. Ibid.
50:1:59- (175)
(3) Articles:
Acanthocephala in North American amphibia. II, a new species of
the genus Acanthocephalus. Ibid. 50:1:46-47. (450)
Conservation from the viewpoint of a scientist. Gamma Alpha Rec.
20:2:3-5. (1200)
Stephen Alfred Forbes as a scientist. In memoriam Stephen Alfred
Forbes. U. of 111. Press. 1930. pp. 24-28. (2000)
Effects of drought. Outdoor Amer. 9:5:22-23. Dec, 1930. (500)
Heterosentis, a new genus of Acanthocephala. Zoologischer An-
zeiger. 93:5,6:144-46. (700)
(4) Books:
Laboratory directions for an elementary course in general zoology
(8th ed.). U. of 111. Supply Store, Champaign, 111. 114 pp.
With H. R. Linville and H. A. Kelly:
Biological principles in general zoology, a laboratory manual. Ginn
& Co., Boston. 1930. vi + 185 pp.
ji Van Horne, John
(i) Book notices:
Recent Italian books. ItaHca. VII :2: 54-55; 3:55-56; 4:112-13;
VIII: 1:13-14. (1400)
72,
Van Horne, John (continued)
(3) Articles:
Bernardo de Balbuena. Enciclopedia Italiana. vol. V. (300)
Ten years of modern language methodology in America. Mod.
Lang. J. XIV:8:6io-i7. (3200)
Documentos referentes a Bernardo de Balbuena. Boletin de la Real
Academia de la Historia. (5400)
With Margaret V. Van Horne:
The cultural content of Spanish reading material at the junior col-
lege level. Studies In Mod. Lang. Teaching. XVII:327-63.
(18,000)
(4) Books:
La Grandeza Mexicana de Bernardo de Balbuena. U. of 111. Studies
in Lang, and Lit. XV: 3. 1930. 176 pp.
Vestal, A. G.
(2) Original reviews:
Plant ecology, by J. E. Weaver and F. E. Clements. Ecology.
12:1:232-39. (3600)
(3) Articles:
A preliminary vegetation map of Illinois. Trans. 111. State Acad.
Sci. 23:3:204-17. (5800)
VoPELius, Oswalt
(3) Articles:
Beitrag zu den Wachstumsverhaltnissen des Hohenfleckviehs. Zeits.
f . Ziichtung Reihe B. XIX:3:i-54. (15,000)
Wallace, G. I.
(3) Articles:
With F. W. Tanner:
The effect of salt and sugar solutions on the thermo death times
of molds. J. Bact. 21:1:32. (300)
Wanless, H. R.
(i) Book notices:
Field geology, 3d ed., by F. H. Lahee. Econ. Geol. 26:307. (230)
Phytosauria of the Wyoming Triassic, by M. G. Mehl. Biol. Abst.
4:2484. (128)
Ward, Gladys J.
(3) Articles:
What Illinois homemakers want. U. of 111. Home Econ. Ext. Serv.
Mimeo. leaflet. (3000)
Ward, H. B.
(i) Book notices:
Introduction to human parasitology, by Asa C. Chandler. J. Parasit.
16:4:257. (470)
Guide to the study of animal parasites, by William A. Riley and
Reed O. Christenson. Ibid. 16:4:257-258. (330)
Le trachome, by A. Cuenod and R. Nataf. Ibid. 16:4:258. (210)
74
Ward, H. B.
(i) Book notices (continued)
Tratado de parasitologia. Vol. IV. Arthropodes parasitos e trans-
missores de Doencas, by Cesar Pinto. Ibid. 17:1:59. (350)
The use of the microscope, by John Belling. Ibid. 17:1:60. (155)
Fauna of British India: Cestoda, vol. I, by T. Southwell. Ibid.
17:1:59-60. (315)
An introduction to malariology, by Mark F. Boyd. Ibid. 17:2:119.
(338)
Die Parasiten der Pelztiere, by Dr. Ludwig Freund. Ibid. 17:2:119.
(167)
Quinto reunion de la Sociedad Argentina de Patologia Regional
del Norte. Vol. II. Ibid. 17:2:119-20. (170)
Problems and methods of research in protozoology, ed. by Robert
Hegner and Justin Andrews. Ibid. 17:3:164. (250)
Le Bouton d'Orient, by Georges Higoumenakis. Ibid. 17:3:164.
(155)
Protozoan parasitism of the alimentary tract, by Kenneth M. Lynch.
Ibid. 17:3:164. (155)
Problems and methods of research in protozoology, ed. by Robert
Hegner and Justin Andrews. J. A. M. A. 96:2:139. (200)
Handbook of protozoology, by Richard R. Kudo. Ibid. 96:17:1428.
(221)
(2) Original reviews:
The African Republic of Liberia and the Belgian Congo, ed. by R.
Strong. J. Parasit. 17:3:163. (570)
(3) Articles:
Some responses of sockeye salmon to environmental influence dur-
ing fresh-water migration. Ann. and ^lag. Nat. Hist. 6:31:
18-36. (10,660)
The Rogue river situation. Outdoor Amer. 9:4:8-9,25,27. (2094)
Westward the star of empire takes its way. Ibid. 9:8:9. (915)
Olj^mpia oyster beds. Ibid. 9:10:7. (610)
The discovery of the trichina. J. A. M. A. 95:26:1988. (750)
Andrew Balfour (1874-1931). J. Parasit. 17:3:166. (350)
Alcide Railliet (1852-1930). Ibid. 17:3:166. (265)
The discovery of Trichina spiralis. British Med. J. 1930:2:1104-05.
(290)
Wasserman, M. J.
(i) Book notices:
Histoire des doctrines economiques, by R. Gonnard. Amer. Econ.
Rev. 16:2:280. (600)
(3) Articles:
Accounting practice in France during the period of monetary in-
flation, 1919-1927. Acct. Rev. 6:1:1-32. (25,000)
With Edonard Lambert:
The case method in Canada and the possibilities of its adaptation to
the civil law. Yale Law J. 39:1:1-22. (10,000)
75
Watson, F. R.
(3) Articles:
Acoustics of buildings. World's Eng. Congr. (Tokyo) Paper no. 143.
(5400). Proc. 3d Internat. Congr. for Applied Mechanics.
(Stockholm) 3:316-20. (2250)
Control of sound in buildings. J. Amer. Soc. Heat, and Vent. Eng.,
Sect, of Heating, Piping, and Air Conditioning. 2:12:992-96.
Dec, 1930. (4500)
Acoustics of Lincoln Hall Theater. Trans. 111. State Acad. Sci.
23:3:352-53- (1000)
Weber, L. F.
(3) Articles :
A list of cutaneous irritants. Arch. Derm, and Syph. 21:5:761-70.
Weber, O. F.
(3) Articles:
Scholarship in modern life. Pi Yr. Book, Phi Delta Kappa. 4:1:
1-2. (1000)
As the author sees it — a comment on public education. Phi Delta
Kappan. 13:4:115-16. (1500)
As the author sees it, a plan and work book for public school ad-
ministrators. Ibid. 13:4:116-17. (1500)
Progressive trends in public school administration. U. of 111. Bur.
Educ. Res. Bui. 54:27-30. (2500)
In the tall corn. Hounds and Hunting. 27:5:48-49. (2000)
The beagle as a bird dog. Ibid. 27:6:36. (500)
Page Vick. Ibid. 27:5:54. (1000)
The dog and the human element. Ibid. 28:1:61. (500)
Beagle and be thin. Ibid. 28:2:24-28. (3000)
At the field trials. Ibid. 28:4:28-30. (1500)
(4) Books:
Problems in public school administration. Century Co., N. Y. 1930.
xxxviii + 726 pp.
Weinard, F. F.
(3) Articles:
Report of pathologist, S.A.F. and O.H. Sulphur as a fungicide on
roses under glass. Florists' Exchange. 76:13:13,44. (1000)
Review of gas injury case. Florists' Rev. 67:1742:19-20. (1500)
With M. A. Smith:
Sulphur and its uses in greenhouses. Ibid. 67:1735:35-36. (1600)
With S. W. Decker:
Experimental work in floriculture at the University of Illinois. Ibid.
67:1736:31. (1000)
Experiments in forcing gladioli. U. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 357:
345-61. (5000)
Summer-budded versus winter-grafted roses. Ibid. 358:365-73.
(2500)
Yield and quality of roses as affected by position on the bench.
Proc. Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci. 27:454-56. (1000)
76
W'eixard, F. F.
(3) Articles (continued)
Experiments in rooting carnations. Ibid. 27:478-81. (1400)
With P. R. Krone:
Experiments with solutions of chlorine and sodium chloride on pot
plants. Ibid. 27:444-48. (2000)
Weinfeld, G. F.
(3) Articles:
JVith F. B. Floorc:
Infant feeding with unlimited amounts of- a concentrated and a
dilute cow's milk formula. Amer. J. Dis. Children. 40:1208-14.
(2600)
With M. Cooperstock:
Rapidity of immunization with diphtheria toxoid. Ibid. 40:1035-38.
(1300)
Welker, W. H.
(3) Articles:
With L. Hektoen:
Is ferratin precipitinogenic ? Proc. Soc. for Exper. Biol, and Med.
28:293-94.
Werner, R. C.
(i) Book notices:
Proceedings and Debates of the British Parliaments respecting
North America, vol. Ill, 1702-1727, by Leo Francis Stock. Amer.
Pol. Sci. Rev. XXV: 1:225. (200)
(2) Original reviews:
Theodore Roosevelt, the story of a friendship, 1880-1919, by Owen
Wister. Hist. Outlook. XXII :3: 130-31. (1200)
(3) Articles:
Diary of Grace Growden Galloway, June 17, 1778 to July i, 1779.
Penn. Mag. Hist, and Biog. LV: 217: 32-94. (30,000)
War scare and politics, 1794. Qt. J. N. Y. State Hist. Assoc. XI:
4:324-34. (4000)
Westergaard, H. M.
(3) Articles:
Cracks observed in dams. West. Constr. News. 5:19:495-97. (3000)
Arch dam analysis by trial loads simplified. Eng. News-Rec. 106:4:
141-43. (3000)
Principles of analj'sis of arch dams by trial loads. Proc. 3d Internat.
Congr. for Applied Mechanics. 2:366-72. (5000)
White, J. M.
(3) Articles :
Campus planning from the operating point of view. Amer. School
and Univ. IV: 159-62. (2500)
Whiteford, Mary E.
(i) Book notices:
Middletown, by Robert and Helen Lynd. Qt. J. Speech. 16:4:535-36.
(500)
77
Whiteford, Mary E. (continued)
(3) Articles:
Ogilvie's Rhetoric. Ibid. 17:2:271-72. (600)
WiEN, M. S.
(4) Books:
With W. A. Pusey and F. E. Senear:
Practical medicine series — dermatology and syphilis. Year Book Co.,
Chicago. 1930. 225 pp.
Wiley, C. C.
(4) Books:
JVith G. W. Pickels:
Route surveying. John Wiley & Sons, N. Y. 1930. xiii + 380 pp.
WiLLARD, A. C.
(3) Articles:
The home heating system. Successful Farming. XXVIII :9: 16-17,
36-37. Sept., 1930. (1450)
Tests show how radiator enclosures affect room temperatures.
Domestic Eng. 133:3:43-47, 106, 109. Nov. i, 1930. (3900)
With M. K. Fahnestock:
What is the heating effect? Ibid. 133:7:44-49, 122. Dec. 27, 1930.
(3150)
With W. H. Severns:
The automatic stoker for heating service, using Illinois coal. 111.
State Geol. Surv. and 111. Coal Bur. Coop. Min. Ser. Bui. 2Z'-
33-41. May, 1930. (2800)
With A. P. Kratz:
Reconditioning of existing heating plant units. Purdue U. Eng. Bui.
(Ext. Ser., no. 22) XIV:2: 173-87. July, 1930. (3400)
Heat emission from the surface of cast iron and copper cylinders
heated with low pressure steam. J. Amer. Soc. Heat, and Vent.
Eng., Sect, of Heating, Piping, and Air Conditioning. 3:2:141-
45. Feb., 1931. (4560)
With A. P. Krats, M. K. Fahnestock, and S. Konzo:
Investigation of various factors affecting the heating of rooms with
direct steam radiators. U. of 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 223:1-102.
(25,000)
Williams, C. A.
(i) Book notices:
Die Gandershcimer Rcimchronik des Priesters Eberhard, by L.
WoUT. J. Engl, and Germ. Philol. 29:601. (240)
Gregorius von Hartmann von Aue, by H. Paul. Ibid. 29:601. (140)
Historien der Alden E., by W. Gerhard. Ibid. 29:601. (400)
Priester Wernhers Maria, by C. Wesle. Ibid. 30:93. (340)
Hamburg und Island. Ibid. 30:94. (360)
Qualiscunque Descriptio Islandiae, by F. Burg. Ibid. 30:310. (360)
78
Williams, C. A. (continued)
(2) Original reviews:
Studies in honor of Hermann Collitz. Ibid. 30:255-58. (2000)
A German-English technical and scientific dictionary, by A. Webel.
Mod. Lang. J. 15:247-49. (1250)
Williams, E. H.
(3) Articles:
The magnetic properties of rare-earth metals. Trans. 111. State
Acad. Sci. 23:3:354-56. (750)
Williams, G. W.
(3) Articles:
IVitli C. L. Hull and R. G. Krucger:
A portable phonographic apparatus for giving objectively uniform
suggestions. Amer. J. Psych. XLII: 442-44. July, 1930. (700)
(4) Books:
Suggestibility in the normal and hypnotic states. Arch, of Psych.,
N. Y., 1930. 83 pp.
Williamson, C. S.
(3) Articles:
A group of leukemias and leukemic-like conditions. Med. Clin. N.
Amer. 14:5:1057-71. (5600)
Wilson, H. K.
(3) Articles:
The individual and location factors in economical milk production.
Proc. 23d An. Conv. Internat. Assoc. Milk Dealers, Prod. Sect.
PP- 34-43- (3000)
Wilson, W. M.
(3) Articles:
Importance of wind-bracing connections. C. E. 1:8:707. (500)
Laboratory tests of reinforced concrete arches with decks. U. of
111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 226:1-97. (20,000)
Tests of welds. U. of 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Circ. 21:1-35. (6000)
Wimer, D. C.
(3) Articles:
With Eric Winters:
A total carbon procedure. J. Amer. Soc. Agron. 23:4:280-85. (2000)
WiNAKOR, A. H.
(3) Articles:
The financial plan of department stores. U. of 111. Bur. Bus. Res.
Bui. 32:1-37-
Winters, Eric, Jr.
(3) Articles:
Notes on the study of soil color. Bui. Amer. Soil Surv. Assoc. XII:
65-66. (500)
79
Winters, Eric, Jr.
(3) Articles (continued)
With D. C. IVimer:
A total carbon procedure. J. Amer. Soc. Agron. 23:4:280-85. Apr.,
1931. (2000)
With M. B. Harland:
Preparation of soil samples for pipette analysis. Ibid. 22:9:771-80.
Sept., 1930. (3000)
With E. A. Norton:
Pedological aspects of the genesis and morphology of Illinois soils.
Rpt. 2d Internat. Soil. Sci. June, 1930. (3000)
Wolf, Samuel
(3) Articles:
Etiology and treatment of convergent squint. 111. Med. J. 58:6:
433-34- (1200)
Woodrow, Herbert
(3) Articles:
The reproduction of temporal intervals. J. Exper. Psych. 13:6:
473-99- (12,500)
Individual differences in the estimation of temporal intervals. Trans.
111. State Acad. Sci. 23:3:591-94. (1500)
Woodruff, Sybil
(3) Articles:
With M. G. Luck:
Cost of living studies — the food of twelve families of the profes-
sional class. Univ. of Calif. Pub. in Econ. 5:4:247-93. (12,000)
New emphases in the study of foods. Proc. H. S. Conf., U. of 111.
Bui. 28:16:176-79. (2300)
WOODWORTH, C. M.
(3) Articles:
With Collins Veatch:
Genetic relations of cotyledon color types of soybeans. J. Amer.
Soc. Agron. 22:8:700-02. Aug., 1930. (750)
With O. T. Bonnett:
A yield analysis of three varieties of barley. Ihid. 23:4:311-27.
Apr., 1931. (4000)
With W. J. Mumm:
Heritable characters in Maize XXXVI — a factor for soft starch in
dent corn. J. Hered. 21:12:503-05. Dec, 1930. (725)
Wright, Ivan
(i) Book notices:
The New Gold Standard. Chicago Univ. J. Bus. Oct., 1930.
Banking ratios, by Horace Secrist. Ibid. Apr., 1931.
(3) Articles:
Branch banking economically inevitable. Bankers Monthly. June I,
1930. (4000)
The bank of international settlements. Amer. Instit. Banking J,
Sept., 1930. (3500)
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(3) Articles (continued) UNlYERSIiy Of lUINO'S
The new German loan and the money markets. LaSalle Street
Herald. July, 1930. (3500)
The re-examination of an old banking rule. Ibid. Dec, 1930.
(3000)
The outlook for 1931. The Mail and Empire (Canada). Dec. 30,
1930. (5000)
Emerging from the financial crisis. Lumber Rev. Apr., 1931. (3000)
Economic cotiditions in the printing trades. Inland Printer. Dec,
1930. (4500)
Economic problems of the building supply trade. Bldg. Matl.
^lerchant (Chicago). Mar., 1931. (4500)
(4) Books:
Money, credit, and banking principles. Edited for Amer. Instit.
of Banking. 650 pp.
Young, E. G.
(3) Articles :
JVith E. C. Scluiiidt and H. J. Schroder:
Tests of a Mikado-type locomotive equipped with Nicholson thermic
syphons. U. of 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 220. 99 pp.
(4) Books:
IVith E. C. Schmidt:
^lechanical engineers' handbook — section on railway engineering.
]McGraw-Hill Book Co., N. Y. 1930. 1463-92. (16,000)
Young, P. T.
(i) Book notices:
A study of the effect of inverted retinal stimulation upon spatially
coordinated behavior, by P. H. Ewert. Ps3-ch. Abst. 4:7:295.
(650)
(3) Articles:
The role of head movements in auditory localization. J. Exper.
Psych. 14:2:95-124. (11,000)
The role of head movements in the localization of sound. Trans.
111. State Acad. Sci. 23:3:595. (350)
Report of committee on precautions in animal experimentation.
Psych. Bui. 28:3:193. (300)
Zechel, G.
(3) Articles:
Follicular destruction in the normal thyroid of the dog. Surg., Gyn.,
and Obstet. LII:228-32.
Zeleny, Charles
(3) Articles:
The effect of long subjection to constant temperatures upon bar
eye of Drosophila melanogaster (abstract). Anat. Rec. A7'-y-i77-
Further experimental studies of the opercular structures in Hy-
dr aides diaiithus (abstract). Ibid. 47:3:324.
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BOOKS, ARTICLES, AND
REVIEWS
PUBLISHED BY THE FACULTY
OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
May I, 1 93 1 — April 30, 1932
THE U^^F IHE
PUBLISHED BY THE GRADUATE SCHOOL
URBANA
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1931/32 ' JUL 17 1943
UNiYERsiry Of umi$
BOOKS, ARTICLES, AND REVIEWS PUBLISHED BY THE FACULTY
OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
May I, 1931 — April 30, 1932
NOTE: The following list of publications, consisting of (i) books, (2) articles,
and (3) reviews, written by members of the instructional staff of the Univer-
sity, and published during the year ended April 30, 1932, was compiled from lists
supplied by the individual members. An article by two or more persons is listed
under the name of the one having the superior rank, and cross-references are
inserted under the names of the others. Numbers in parentheses are approxi-
mate numbers of words.
Adams, Roger
(i) Books:
With Henry Gilman (Editor-in-chief) , W. H. Carothers, H. T. Clarke,
C. S. Marvel, F. C. Whitmore, J. B. Conant, C. R. Noller, and
C. F. H. Allen:
Organic syntheses. Collective Vol. I. John Wiley and Sons, N. Y.
1932. ix + 564 pp.
(2) Articles:
With P. R. Shildneck:
Stereochemistry of diphenylbenzenes. The cis- and trans-forms of
2, 5-di- (3-bromo-2, 4, 6-trimethylphenyl) i, 3, 4, 6-tetrahydroxy-
benzenes and the corresponding acylates. J.A.C.S. 53:2203-14.
(5000)
Syntheses of polyporic acid and atromentin dimethyl ether. Ibid.
53:2373-79- (2500)
With Chin Chang:
' Stereochemistry of N, N'-dipyrryls. Resolution of N, N'-2, 5, 2', 5'-
tetramethyl-3, 3'-dicarboxypyrryl. /fcid 53:2353-57. (1800)
With W. M. Stanley:
Stereochemistry of diphenyl. Preparation and properties of 4, 4'-
dicarboxy-i, I'-dianthraquinoyl. Ibid. 53:2364-68. (2000)
The surface tension of various aliphatic acids previously studied for
bactericidal action to Mycobacterium leprae. Ibid. 54:1548-57.
(4500)
With D. W. Hill:
Stereochemistry of phenylquinones. The preparation and resolution
of 2- (3-bromo-2, 4, 6-trimethylphenyl) -5-methylbenzoquinone-3,
6-di- (acetic acid). Ibid. 53:3453-61. (4500)
With L. J. Roll:
The structure of enol-acetates and the corresponding vinylamines.
Ibid. 53:3469-76. (3800)
iWith L. H. Bock:
L Stereochemistry of phenylpyrroles. Ibid. 53:3519-22. (1800)
DAM STONE, F. B.
(2) Articles:
The effects of vitamin-E deficiency on the development of the chick.
J. Morph. and Physiol. 52:1:47-89. (14,000)
University of Illinois
Alexander, John
(i) Books:
Exercises in Part II of "Standard French Grammar," by Fraser and
Squair and Carnahan. D. C. Heath and Co., N. Y. 1931. pp.
471-526.
Allen, Charles Laurel
(2) Articles:
How I cracked a hard one. Country Newspaper Adv. V:3:7. (900)
Comparing the weekly with the daily. Ibid. V:4:20. (iioo)
Give local news the best positions. Ibid. V:6:i8. (looo)
Ambrosius, Edgar E.
(2) Articles:
With John C. Reed:
Improved compressor operation a road to air-conditioning economy.
Heating, Piping, and Air Conditioning 3:9:746-51. (5500)
Determination of the pressure drop. Ice and Cold Storage
(London) 35:409:72-74. (2500)
Anderson, Chester R., see Saunders, Alta Gwinn.
Anderson, H. W.
(2) Articles:
Spraying experiments for disease control in 1931. Trans. 111. Hort.
Soc. 65:170-83. (5500)
Problems on spray injury to the peach. Ibid. 65:454-68. (6000)
Diseases of the Latham raspberry in Illinois. Plant Disease Re-
porter (U.S.D.A.) 16:47-49. (1000)
With H. H. Thornberry:
Bacterial leaf spot of Viburnum. Phytopathology XXI :9. (3000)
A bacterial disease of barberry caused by Phytomonas berberidis,
n. sp. J. Agr. Res. 43:1. (4000)
With W. A. Ruth and W. P. Flint:
The season of 1931. Trans. 111. Hort. Soc. 65:44-51. (2500)
With other members of the Hort. Dept. and Nat. Hist. Survey:
Directions for spraying fruits in Illinois. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ.
388:1-22. (12,000)
Arnold, Lloyd
(2) Articles:
With Virginia Ryan:
Dissociation of yeast and bacteria within the stomach and duod-
enum. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol, and Med. 29:899-900. (690)
JVith A. J. Nedzel:
Influence of gastric acidity upon viability of bacteria in isolated
stomach. Ibid. 29:499-501. (700)
With Titus Johnson:
Has the free gastric acidity bactericidal or bacteriostatic power?
Ibid. 29:501-03. (725)
With A. J. Nedzel and Ross Stonecipher:
Influence of saponin upon bacterial flora, H-ion concentration, and
permeability of the intestinal tract. Ibid. 29:496-99. (500)
UffBANA
Publications of the Faculty
Arnold, Lloyd
(2) Articles (continued)
With E. E. Seidmon:
Influence of vitamin A and B deficiency upon intestinal acid-base
equilibrium and bacterial flora. Ibid. 29:488-90. (475)
Influence of vitamin A deficiency upon intestinal permeability for
bacteria. Ibid. 29:393-94. (300)
With M. Shuger:
Absorption of bacteria from the large intestine. Ibid. 29:494-96.
(550)
ASHBY, R. C.
(2) Articles:
Trucking to local markets. Wallace's Farmer and Iowa Home-
stead 56:22:12. (iioo)
Convenience in truck and rail shipping. Nat. Live Stock Prod.
10:7:4-5. (1300)
Austin, Paul R.
(2) Articles:
Studies of organic lead compounds. I. Action of acids on lead
aryls. J.A.C.S. 53:1548-52. (2500). II. Oxidation reactions.
Ibid. 53:3514-18. (2700)
With Charles D. Hurd:
Reactions of some organic lead compounds. Ibid. 53:1543-48. (2700)
With John R. Johnson:
Abnormal reactions of benzylmagnesium chloride. Ibid. 54:647-60.
(7000)
Babbitt, Harold E.
(i) Books:
With J. J. Doland:
Water supply engineering. 2d ed. ^IcGraw-Hill Book Co., N. Y.
1932. 776 pp.
(2) Articles:
Public works in Indo-China. Eng. News-Rec. 107:253. (4000)
Municipal engineering in Singapore. Ibid. 106:1009. (4000)
Civil engineering in Siam. Ibid. 106:928. (4000)
Irrigation in Java. Ibid. 107:13. (4000)
World water works. J. Amer. Water Works Assoc. 24:1. (8000)
Sewage testing at the University of Illinois. Sewage Works J.
3:580. (3000)
Bachem, Albert
(2) Articles:
Physiology and therapeutics of the various currents and radiations.
Arch. Phys. Therapy, X-ray, and Radium 12:6:366-73. (S70o)
Environment, habits, and health. Ibid. 13:2:75-82. (6000)
With C. I. Reed:
Skin and radiation. Ibid. 12:10:581-88. (5500)
•
Badger, A. E., see Clark, G. L.
University of Illinois
Bailar, John C, Jr.
(2) Articles:
A comparison of solubilities of calcium and strontium p-bromo-
benzoates in acetone-water mixtures. Ind. Eng. Chem., Anal.
Ed., 3:362-63. (33(>2)
Bailey, H. W.
(2) Articles:
Trigonometry in the high school. Proc. H. S. Conf., U. of 111. Bui.
XXTX: 36: 219-22. (2500)
Baker, Prank C.
(i) Books:
MoUuscan shells from the Etowah mounds. Chapter V of "Explo-
ration of the Etowah site in Georgia," by W. K. Moorehead.
Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass. 1932. 5 pp.
(2) Articles:
Description of a new variety of Valvata lewisi Currier. Nautilus
44:119-21. (600)
The classification of the large planorboid snails of Europe and
America. Proc. Zool. Soc. London 2:575-92, with 6 pi. (12,500)
Ecological relationship of the genus Pomatiopsis with special ref-
erence to Pomatiopsis lapidaria. Ecology 12:489-96. (3600)
Pulmonate mollusca peculiar to the Pleistocene period, particularly
the loess deposits. J. Paleont. 5:270-92, with 2 pi. (8900)
Pleistocene history of the terrestrial mollusca of Fulton County,
Illinois. Trans. 111. Acad. Sci. 24:2:149-55. (3000)
Stagnicola apicina and Stagnicola w-alkeriana. Nautilus 45:139-40.
(200)
With Akin R. Cahii:
Freshwater mollusca from central Ontario. An. Rpt. Nat. Museum
Canada 1929:41-64, with i pi. (10,000)
Balduf, Walter V.
(2) Articles:
Carnivorous moths and butterflies. Trans. 111. Acad. Sci. 24:2:156-
64. (3600)
Baldwin, E. C.
(3) Reviews:
What we Jews believe, by S. S. Cohon. B'nai B'rith Mag. 46:3:88.
(600)
A Jew speaks — an antholog>' from Ludwig Lewisohn. Ibid. 46:4:121.
(700)
Sulamith, a romance of antiquity, by Alexander Kuprin. Ibid.
46:6:183. (200)
Milton's rabbinical readings, by H. F. Fletcher. Mod. Lang. Notes
XLVI:8: 536-37. (800)
Bartlett, J. H., Jr.
(2) Articles:
Isotopic displacement in hyperfine structure. Nature 128:408. (500)
Many electron wave functions. Phys. Rev. 38:1623-28. (2000)
With W. H. Furry:
Valence forces in lithium and beryllium. Ibid. 38:1615-22. (3000)
The beryllium molecule. Ibid. 39:210-25. (6500)
Ptcblications of the Faculty
Bartlett, Roland W.
(i) Books:
Cooperation in marketing dairy products. Charles C. Thomas, Pub.
Springfield, 111. 1931. 299 pp.
(2) Articles:
The use of a "closed" base contrasted to an "open" base in the
basic-surplus plan for controlling the production of milk. J.
Farm Econ. XIV: 1:157-59. (1500)
Principles and practices in the use of the classified price plan. 111.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Div. Agr. Econ., mimeo., Jan., 1932. 12 pp.
(3000)
Principles and practices in the use of the basic-surplus price plan.
Ibid., Jan., 1932. 12 pp. (2500)
The operation of the basic-surplus price plan and the use of the
classification price plan in computing the distributor's spread or
margin. Ibid., Nov., 1931. 17 pp. (3000)
Conditions of production and consumption of milk underlying the
use of price plans. Ibid., Nov., 1931. 9 pp. (4000)
Some requirem.ents of a sound milk-marketing plan. Ibid., Dec,
1931- 3 PP- (1000)
Operation of the price plan used in Peoria and other Illinois milk
markets. Ibid., Dec, 1931. 10 pp. (4000)
Distribution of milk. Ibid., Feb., 1932. 8 pp. (3000)
Price policies in organized milk markets. Ibid. Mar., 1932. 17 pp.
(5300)
B.\uER, Edward E.
(i) Books:
Highway materials. 2d ed. McGraw-Hill Book Co., N. Y. 1932.
375 PP-
(3) Reviews:
Manufacturing concrete of imiform qualitj-, by William M. Hall.
Proc Amer. Soc Civ. Eng. 57:9:1422-23.
Bauer, F. C, see Sm.ith, R. S.
Bayley, W. S.
(3) Reviews:
Sj'Stematic crystallographj': an essay on crystal description, classi-
fication, and identification, by T. V. Barker. Econ. Geol. 26:3:
347-348. (150)
Physiography of the Western United States, by N. M. Fenneman.
Ibid. 26:4:446. (215)
Physics of the earth: II. The figure of the earth. National Re-
search Council. Ibid. 26:5:553. (175)
Die SchlammanaWse, by H. Gessner. Ibid. 26:5:556. (125)
Exonomic geography of Europe, by W. O. Blanchard and S. S.
Visher. Ibid. 26:6:674. (no)
The Japanese earthquake of 1920, by C. Davidson. Ibid. 26:6:676.
(450)
The study of rocks, by S. J. Shand. Ibid. 26:7:790-801. (625)
Physics of the earth: III. }i[eteorology. IV. The age of the earth.
National Research Council. Ibid. 26:7:792-93. (500)
A practical handbook of water supply, by F. Dixey. Ibid. 26:7:793-
94- (325)
University of Illinois
Bayley, W. S.
(3) Reviews (continued)
Mineralische Bodenschatze im siidlichen Afrika, by H. Schneider-
hohn. Mit Beitragen iiber die Diamantlagerstatten Siidafrikas,
by P. Kukuk. Ibid. 26:8:902. (140)
Simple determinative mineralogy, by H. R. Beringer. Ibid. 26:8:
903. (150)
Bulgarische Kohle: Beitrage zur Kenntnis ihrer Geologie und
Wirtschaft, by E. Haberfelner and H. Miiller. Ibid. 27:1:99.
(225)
German-English geological terminology, by W. R. Jones and A.
Cissarz. Ibid. 27:3:309. (215)
Beard, Hallard
(2) Articles:
The post-cyclopegic test. Arch. Ophthal. V:6:943-47.
Benner, Thomas E.
(2) Articles:
What is "good" publicity? J. Higher Educ. 3:2:91-93. (1200)
Teacher training and the liberal college. Sch. and Soc. 35:905:577-
82. (3600)
Training for leadership. 111. Teacher 20:1:21-22. (1500)
Berdahl, Clarence A.
(2) Articles:
Relations of the United States with the League of Nations. Am.
Pol. Sci. Rev. 26:1:99-112. (7000)
IVith Benjafiiin Gcrig:
Collaboration with Europe: Armaments and the League, in Walter
Lippmann's "The United States in World Affairs." Harper's,
N. Y., 1932, Ch. XHL pp. 226-45. (5000)
(3) Reviews:
Master of Manhattan: The life of Richard Croker, bv Lothrop
Stoddard. Miss. Val. Hist. Rev. 18:2:277-78. (800)
Bergeim, Olaf
(i) Books:
With P. B. Hazvk:
Practical physiological chemistry. loth ed. P. Blakiston's Son and
Co., Phiia. 1931. 029 pp.
(2) Articles:
With B. E. Montgomery, A. K. Boor, and Lloyd Arnold:
The destruction of micro-organisms in the gastrointestinal tract.
J. Infect. Dis. 49:104-26. (9600)
Berman, Edward
(2) Articles:
Peter Cooper. Encyc. Soc. Sci. 4:357-58. (300)
Employers' liability. Ibid. 5:514-18. (3000)
Responsibility of teachers in our economic dilemma. Amer. Teacher
16:2:7-28. (1450)
Publications of the Facility
Bernbaum, Ernest
(2) Articles:
Recent works on prose fiction before 1800. !Mod. Lang. Xotes
XLVII: 104-13. (3500)
Centennary tribute to Lewis Carroll. Dailj' lUini, Feb. 28, 1932,
p. 10. (2500)
(3) Reviews:
Michael Sadlier's Bulwer: a panorama, ilod. Lang. Notes XLVII:
201-03. (750)
Billings, M. H.
(i) Books:
With R. E. S her rill:
Laboratory manual of physical geologJ^ Univ. of Pitt. Press, Pitts-
burgh, Pa. 1931. 118 pp.
Bl.\ir, Joseph Cullen
(2) Articles:
Pomological progress. Proc. 48th Conv. Amer. Pomol. Soc. 1932:
12-20. (4500)
Blatt, Maurice L.
(2) Articles:
Rachitic osteomalacia (report of case treated bj- massive doses of
viosterol). Arch. Ped. XLIX:2: 109-14.
With Maurice L. Dale:
The control of an outbreak of scarlet fever. J.A.^I.A. 98:17:1437-39.
Block, Lylyan Hilda
(i) Books:
Trade problems and practice tests. N. J. Nystrom Co., Chicago.
1931. 106 pp.
Bloom, }kI.\RGARET
(i) Books:
Black Hawk's Trail. Laidlaw Brothers, Chicago. 1931. 233 pp.
(2) Articles:
William Beckford's Yathek. Univ. of Calif. Chr. XXXIII :4:424-3i.
(2300)
Pietro Aretino, or Blackmailing in the Renaissance. Ibid. XXXIV:
2:202-07. (1800)
BOGART, E. L.
(i) Books:
The Young plan and other papers. Pomona College, Claremont,
Calif. 1931. 164 pp.
(2) Articles:
Forerunners of the present depression. L'niv. of Chicago Press.
Oct., 1931. (2200)
Speaking of depressions. Rotarian, Apr., 1932. (2500)
Economic history of the Illinois River \'alley. Trans. 111. Acad. Sci.
24:2:530-35. (3000)
Pushing back the frontiers. Presidential address. Amer. Econ.
Rev., Mar., 1932. (8500)
Several articles in Diet. Amer. Biog.
University of Illinois
BoGART, E. L. (continued)
(3) Reviews:
A history of transportation in the Ohio Valley, by C. H. Ambler.
Ainer. Hist. Rev., Apr., 1932. (400)
Brahana, H. R.
(2) Articles:
On the groups generated by two operators of orders two and three
whose product is of order eight. Amer. J. Math. LIII:4:89i-
901. (5000)
Bray, Roger H.
(2) Articles:
A test for replaceable and water-soluble potassium in soils. J.
Amer. Soc. Agron. 24:4:312-16. (1600)
See also DeTurk, E. E.
Britton, William E.
(i) Books:
Cases on the law of bills and notes. 2d cd. Callaghan and Co.,
Chicago. 193 1. 755 pp.
With R. S. Bauer:
Cases on business law. 2d ed. West Pub. Co., St. Paul, Minn.
1932. 12S5 pp.
Brooks, N. C.
(3) Reviews:
Drama and liturgy, by Oscar Cargill. J. Engl, and Germ. Philol.
30:3:433-39- (3200)
Die Bildung Jakob Ayrers, von Gottfried Hofer. Ibid. 30:3:432-33.
(500)
Brown, Andrew W.
(2) Articles:
M'^ith Christine Lind:
School achievement in relation to mental age. J. Educ. Psych.,
Nov., 1931.
With Ralph R. Brozvn:
The Institute for Juvenile Research and the school system. Bui.
Dept. Elem. Sch. Prin. XI 13.
Brown, C. A.
(2) Articles:
Adjustments to low prices within the dairy industry. (Abstract of
thesis.) Privately printed. Urbana, Illinois. 1932.
Brown, Hugh A.
(i) Books:
Radio frequency electrical measurements. McGraw-Hill Book Co.,
N. Y. 1931. X + 386 pp.
(2) Articles:
IVith G. W. Pickels and C. T. Knipp:
Detector distortion at low input voltages. Radio Eng. XII: 1:3.
(2700)
Publications of the Faculty
Brown, Hugh A.
(2) Articles (continued)
With C. T. Knipp:
Power detection characteristics of pentode tubes. Electronics 4:4.
(2500)
BUCHHOLZ, J. T.
(2) Articles:
Developmental selection in plants with special reference to pollen-
tube growth in Datura. Rpt. Proc. Fifth Internat. Bot. Congr.
(600)
The suspensor of Sciadopitys. Bot. Gaz. 92:243-62. (8300)
The suspensor of Cryptomeria japonica. Ibid. 93:221-26. (2500)
The embryogeny of Chamaec3-paris obtusa. Amer. J. Bot. 19:230-38.
(5300)
A practical drier for botanical specimens. Trans. 111. Acad. Sci.
24:103-07. (1600)
With C. C. Doak and A. F. Blakeslee:
Control of gametophytic selection in Datura through shortening and
splicing of styles. Bui. Torrey Bot. Club 59:109-18. (4800)
Bull, Sleeter
(2) Articles:
Problems of the retail meat dealer. Cattlem.an XVIII :9: 18-21.
(2500)
Frozen food products have taken definite place in food world.
Refrig. Food News 2:5:2. (1500)
Effect of soybeans and soybean oil meal on quality of pork. Nat.
Message, Nat. Assoc. Retail Meat Dealers, July, 1931, pp. 55-56.
(1500)
Baby beef. Ibid. 56-61. (3000)
Are you a good judge of pork carcasses. Ihid. 61-67. (2500)
Education at excursion rates. 111. Agr. XXXVI:5:66. (1000)
Grinding away the surplus. Breeders' Gaz. XCVI:ii:5. (2000)
Soybeans not guilty. Ihid. XCVII:2:io.
With F. C. Olson:
Effect of sex on yield of pork products. Nat. Provisioner 85:18:17-
18. (2500)
Bltrge, W. E.
(2) Articles:
With E. Williams, L. Kneer, G. C. Wickzvire, and D. J. Verda:
Increase of sugar utilization in Spirogyra by means of commercial
fertilizers. Bot. Gaz. 92:3. (1500)
With D. J. Verda and L. Kneer:
The effect of ultra-violet radiation on the pressor action of epine-
phrin. J. Pharmacol, and Exp. Therap. 42:3. (900)
With D. J. Verda and 0. S. Orth:
The effect of ultra-violet radiation on the pressor action of nico-
tine. Amer. J. Physiol. 101:1. (300)
With L. Kneer, O. S. Orth, and D. J. Verda:
Destruction of the depressor action of adrenalin by ultra-violet
radiation. Endocrinology 15:6. (800)
10 University of Illinois
BURGE, W. E.
(2) Articles (continued)
With O. S. Orlh:
A comparison o£ the catalytic activity of the ash of the different
tissues. Amer. J. Physiol. 101:1. (300)
With G. C. Wickzvire and L. Kneer:
The relation of quantity to stimulating effect of insulin, gljcerol,
urea, and dipotassium phosphate on sugar utilization by
Spirogyra. Amer. J. Bot. vol. 18. (300)
BuRGY, J. Herbert
(i) Books:
The New England cotton textile industry: a study in industrial
geography. Williams and Wilkins Co., Baltimore. 1932. 246 pp.
(2) Articles:
Geographical location as a control in the New England cotton man-
ufacturing industry. Trans. 111. Acad. Sci. 24:2:434-39. (1125)
Land utilization in the Greenfield, Massachusetts, region as affected
by geographic conditions. Bui. Geog. Soc. Phila. XXIX:3.
(1330)
BURLISON, W. L.
(2) Articles:
Shrinkage of soybeans and soybean hay and soybean oil paint in-
vestigation. Proc. Amer. Soybean Assoc. 111:86-87. (600)
Commercial utilization of soybeans and soybean products. J. Amer.
Soc. Agron. 23:12:1066-67. (500)
With C. A. VanDoren:
Cutting soybean harvesting costs. Amer. Thresherman and Farm
Equip., Sept., 1931, pp. 6, 11. (1500)
With J. R. Holhert:
Cold resistance in corn. Ibid. 23:12:1061-62. (500)
BusEY, Garreta
(3) Reviews:
Finch's fortune, by Mazo de la Roche. Books (N. Y. Her.-Trib.)
8:2:6. (500)
Hunting shirt, by Mary Johnston. Ibid. 8:4:2. (500)
Judith Paris, by Hugh Walpole. Ibid. 8:5:6. (700)
Forsaking all others, by Alice Duer Miller. Ibid. 8:8:4. (300)
Quatrains for my daughter, by Elizabeth Morrow. Ibid. 8:20:12.
(400)
Small town, by Bradda Field. Ibid. 8:21:14. (400)
The bishop's nephew, by Alice Duer Miller. Ibid. 8:25:4.
BUSWELL, A. AI.
(i) Books:
Examination of water, by Wm. P. Mason. Revised by A. M. Bus-
well. John Wiley and Sons, N. Y. 1931. 224 pp.
(2) Articles:
Explanation of the fundamentals of water softening. Water W'orks
Eng. 85:306.
The biology of activated sludge— historical review. Sewage Works
J. y-i-
I
Publications of the Faculty 11
BUSWELL, A. M.
(2) Articles (continued)
With E. L. Pearson:
Acid sludge digestion. Ind. Eng. Chem. 23:1144.
Sludge-digestion capacity. Ibid. 23:1154.
Sludge ripeness. Ibid. Anal. Ed. 3:4.
With C. S. Boriiff:
Power and fuel gas from distillery wastes. Ibid. 24:33.
Pollution studies of Illinois River. Trans. 111. Acad. Sci. 24:575.
With G. E. Symons:
The preparation and biochemical oxygen demand of pure sodium
soaps. Ind. Eng. Chem. 24:460.
With D. Althaitsen:
Bound water changes during sludge digestion. Sewage Works J.
4:28.
Cahn, a. R.
(3) Articles:
Twisted trees. Science 73:1899:561. (300)
Kinosternon flavescens, a surprising turtle record from Illinois.
Copeia 3:120-23. (1500)
Sec also Baker, Frank C. >
Callen, Alfred Copelant)
(i) Articles:
With C. M. Smith:
Accidents from hand and mechanical loading in some Illinois coal
mines. 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 231. 43 pp.
Cameron, E. H.
(3) Reviews:
The psychology of the elementary school, bv H. G. Grove. Elem.
Sch. J. XXXII: 1:71-72. (700)
The influence of training on changes in variability in achievement,
by H. B. Reed. Ibid. XXXII: 18:634-35. (400)
Canter, H. V.
(2) Articles:
Digressio in the Orations of Cicero. Amer. J. Philol. LII:35l-6i.
(4000)
Conflagrations in Ancient Rome. Class. J. XXVII: 270-88. (7300)
Card, Leslie E.
(2) Articles:
Poultry and hatchery records. Internat. Baby Chick News, Oct.,
1931. PP- 1-6. (2000)
To hatch good chicks. Successful Farming 30:2:64-67. (1500)
To make chicks grow. Ibid. 30:3:64-67. (1500)
Feeding for eggs. Woman's World 47:10:20. (1200)
Winter care of the flock. Ibid. 47:11:22. (1200)
Keeping the flock healthy. Ibid. 48:1:23. (1200)
Making money from hens. Ibid. 48:2:43. (1200)
Which breed shall I keep? Ibid. 48:3:23. (1200)
12 University of Illinois
Card, Leslie E.
(2) Articles (continued)
Getting started with chickens. Ibid. 48:4:26. (1200)
Feeding for egg production. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 275, rev. ed.
(6000)
See also Mitchell, H. H.
Carmichael, R. D.
(2) Articles:
On the representation of integers as sums of an even number of
squares or of triangular numbers. Ann. Math. (2) 32:299-305.
(3500)
Algebras of certain doubly transitive groups. Amer. J. Math. 53:
631-44. (7000)
Some recent researches in the theory of numbers. Amer. Math. Mo.
39:139-60. (10,000)
(3) Reviews:
The universe in the light of modern physics, by ^lax Planck. Bull.
Amer. Math. Soc. 38:173. (300)
Carnahan, D. H.
(2) Articles:
The attitude of the French Royalist press towards romanticism
during the Restoration. Rom. Rev. XXIII: 1:1-8. (2700)
Carroll, W. E., see Mitchell, H. H., Hamilton, T. S., and Rusk, H. P.
Carter, Boyd G.
(2) Articles:
Reading a modern language. Mod. Lang. J. 16:1:26-29. (1500)
Casberg, Carl H.
(2) Articles:
With Carl E. Schubert:
An investigation of the suitability of soy bean oil for core oil. 111.
Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 235. 22 pp. (11,000)
Case, H. C. M.
(2) Articles:
With M. L. Mosher:
Farm practices that pay. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 389:3-39. (14,000)
With L. J. Norton:
Farm credit adjustments. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., 111. Agr. Adjust.
Conf. Bk. 6 pp. (2100)
Chamberlain, Iris McKy, see Hess, Julius.
Chase, H. W.
(2) Articles:
Commencement address. Alumni News (June 26, 1931) 9:9:434.
Installation address. Ibid. 9:9:371. (Also in "The Installation of
Harry Woodburn Chase as President of the University of Illi-
nois," U. of III. Press, 1931, pp. 17-28.)
The American fraternity system. Ibid. 9:9:384. (Also published in
Banta's Greek Exchange, and in pamphlet form by U. of 111.
Press, 1931.)
Publications of the Faculty 13
Clark, Albert Henry
(2) Articles:
Acetylsalicylic acid and its solution in potassium citrate solution.
J. A. Ph. A. 21:4:383-85. (1000)
Clark, George L.
(i) Books:
Some practical results of X-ray researches on colloids. Chapter in
"Colloid Chemistry," Vol. Ill, pp. 27-41. Chem. Cat. Co., N. Y.
1931.
(2) Articles:
The space groups and molecular symmetry of optically active com-
pounds. J. A.C.S. 53:10:3826-31. (2000)
What the trained nurse should know about X-rays. Courier of the
I.C.F.N. 3:7:4-14. (3000)
X-rays as a research tool in chemistry and industry. (Part of
Symposium on New Research Tools). Ind. Eng. Chem. 24:2:
182-90. (10,000)
The contributions of a quarter-century of electron physics to
roentgen-ray science. Am. J. Roentgen, and Rad. Ther. 26:4:
24-39. (9000)
With C. IV. Stilkvell:
Further X-ray studies of gutta-percha and balata. Ind. Eng. Chem.
23:6:706-07. (1500)
Weitere rontgenographische Studien an Gutta-percha und Balata.
Kautschuk 5:5:86-89. (1500)
X-ray studies of gutta-percha and balata. India Rubber World
84:3:61-62. (1500)
With H. A. Smith:
X-ray diflfraction study of fractionated paraffin waxes. Ind. Eng.
Chem. 23:6:697-701. (6000)
With K. E. Corrigan:
Industrial and chemical research with X-rays of high intensity and
with soft X-rays. Ibid. 23:7:815-20. (6000)
With K. R. Fitch:
Chemical effects of X-rays upon some aromatic colors and dyes.
Radiology 17:8:285-96. (6000)
With C. S. Bucher and Otto Lor ens:
An extension of X-ray researches on the fine structures of colloids
to normal and pathological human tissues. Ihid. 17:9:482-503.
(15,000)
With R. docker:
The concept of dosage and the definition of the r-unit. Ibid. 18:1:
93-99. (6000)
With A. I. Andrezvs and H. W. Alexander:
Progress report on determination of crystalline compounds causing
opacity in enamels by X-ray methods. J. Am. Ceram. Soc.
14:9:634-39. (3000)
With Abde Ally and A. E. Badger:
The lattice dimensions of the spinels. Amer. J. Sci. 22:12:539-46.
(3500)
With Abde Ally:
X-ray examination of chrome ores: (I) lattice dimensions; (II)
theoretical densities. Amer. Mineral. 17:2:66-74. (3000)
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Clausen, R. G.
(2) Articles:
Orientation in fresh-water fishes. Ecology XII 13 : 541-46. (2000)
Clement, John Addison
(2) Articles:
Foundations of secondary education. Chapter IX in "Orientation in
education," ed. by T. H. Schutte. Macmillan Company, N. Y.,
1932. pp. 176-201.
With V. T. Smith:
Public junior college legislation in the United States. U. of 111.
Bur. Educ. Res. Bui. 61:1-61.
(3) Reviews:
Nature and scope of examinations, Vol. II of "Interpretations of
physical education," ed. by J. B. Nash. Res. Qt. Amer. Phys.
Ed. Assoc. 111:1:177-78.
Clevenger, a. W.
(2) Articles:
Proc. H. S. Conf., 1931. U. of 111. Bui. 29:36:1-325.
Rpt. H. S. Visitor for 1931-32. U. of 111. Bui. 28:50:1-15.
Special articles in memory of Professor H. A. Hollister and Pro-
fessor Thomas Lloyd Jones. North Central Assoc. Qt. 6:4:327-
29. (1500)
Thirty-seventh Annual Meeting of the North Central Association of
Colleges and Secondary Schools. Sch. Rev., Apr., 1932.
With H. D. Trimble, F. C. Hood, Harry Thrasher, J. C. Hanna, and
Livingston Blair:
Conditions for the recognition and accrediting of Illinois secondary
schools. Pub. by Supt. of Pub. Instr., Springfield. 1931. 16 pp.
With C. W. Odell:
High school libraries in Illinois. U. of 111. Bur. Ed. Res. Bui. 57.
(13,500)
Coble, A. B.
(2) Articles:
Academic freedom and tenure at the Ohio State University. Bui.
Amer. Assoc. Univ. Profs. 17:6:443-73. (15,000)
(3) Reviews:
A treatise on algebraic plane curves, by J. L. Coolidge. Amer. Math.
Mo. 39:5:293-95. (1400)
Colby, A. S.
(2) Articles:
With L. R. Tucker:
Effects of pruning on fruiting of shoots and the growth of their
terminals and laterals in the Concord. Proc. Amer. Soc. Hort.
Sci. 28:143. (300)
Cole, Arthur G.
(i) Books:
The following chapters in "Practical Physiological Chemistry," by
Philip B. Hawk and Olaf Bergeim. P. Blakiston's Son and Co.,
Philadelphia, loth ed., 1931:
Publications of the Faculty 15
Cole, Arthur G.
(i) Books (continued)
Ch. I. Some physico-chemical properties of solutions, pp. 1-43.
Ch. III. Proteins: their composition and hydrolj'sis; amino acids.
pp. 82-116.
Ch. IV. Proteins: their structure and general reactions, pp. 117-141.
Ch. V. Proteins: their classification and properties, pp. 142-162.
(2) Articles:
With Ltidvig Hektoen:
Precipitinogenic action of minute quantities of ovalbumin. J. Infect.
Dis. 50:171-76. (2000)
(3) Reviews:
Die Globuline, by Mona Spiegel-Adolf. Arch. Path. 11:837-38.
(500)
Converse, Paul D.
(2) Articles:
Occupation as a credit factor. Credit World XX: 7. (2000)
Business mortality of Illinois retail stores from 1925 to 1930. U. of
111. Bur. Bus. Res. Bui. 41. (15,000)
Prices and services of chain and independent stores in Champaign-
Urbana. Natl. Assoc. Teach. ^lark. and Adv. BuL, Oct., 1931.
(10,000)
(3) Reviews:
J. C. Penney, the man with a thousand partners. N.A.T.M.A.
Graphs, Dec, 1931. (1500)
Copley, M. J.
(2) Articles:
With A. N. Guthrie:
Magnetic moment of the palladium atom. Phys. Rev. 38:2:360-64.
(2000)
Cornbleet, Theodore
(2) Articles:
With B. E. Montgomery:
Self-sterilizing powers of the skin. Arch. Derm, and Syph. 23:908-
19. (5000)
Crandell, John Stanley
(2) Articles:
Recent developments in brick paving. Proc. Nat. Paving Brick
Assoc, 1932, pp. 70-76. (6000)
Fillers and cushion courses for block pavements. Proc. Highwa}-
Res. Bd., 1931. (950)
Brick fillers and bedding courses — past and present. Amer. Citj'
XLV:3:99-ioi. (6000)
Resurfacing old roads with brick. Munic. Index 1932. (3000)
Resurfacing brick pavements. Highway Eng. and Contr. 38:17.
(2900)
Crickmay, C. H.
(2) Articles:
A new Jurassic ammonite from the coast ranges of California.
Amer. Mid. Naturalist XIII: 1:1-1 1.
16 University of Illinois
Cross, Hardy
(i) Books:
Analysis of continuous frames by distributing fixed-end moments.
(author's closure). Proc. A. S. C. E., May, 1932. (5000)
Time yield of concrete — effect on design. J. Amer. Concr. Inst.,
Nov., 1931. (1500)
Four chapters in Kidder's "Architects' and Builders' Handbook."
265 pp.
Dalitsch, Walter William
(2) Articles:
Focal infection. Bui. Chicago Dent. Soc. Xn:26:25-27. (700)
Day, William B.
(2) Articles:
Philo Carpenter — pioneer pharmacist of Chicago. J. Amer. Pharm.
Assoc. XX: 9:922-24. (1350)
Davis, David John
(2) Articles:
IVith M. Lampert and Isadora Pilot:
Otitis media and mastoiditis due to Streptococcus epidemicus. J.
Inf. Dis. 48:498-501. (2000)
With Isadore Pilot:
Cellulitis and abscess due to Streptococcus epidemicus. Ibid. 48:
505-09. (1500)
Sporadic septic sore throat. J. A.M. A. 97:1691-96. (5000)
Dawson, Walker M.
(2) Articles:
Inheritance of wildness and tameness in mice. Genetics 17:296-326.
(7000)
Decker, S. W.
(2) Articles:
The flower show and its effect on the "glad" industry. Amer. Glad.
Rev. 9:3:92-95. (2600)
Flower gardening for junior garden clubs. U. of 111. Flor. Pamph.
8. 13 pp. (7000)
Course for "glad" growers. Flor. Rev. 69:1785:23-24. (2500)
The effect of steaming the soil on yields of carnations. Proc. Amer.
Soc. Hort. Sci. 28:413-15. (1450)
With F. F. Weinard:
The growth of several floricultural crops on limed and acidified
soils. Ihid. 28:416-17. (800)
Peony fertilizers and cutting methods. Ihid. 28:423-26. (1500)
Amer. Peony Soc. Bui. 31(49) :3-7.
DeTurk, E. E.
(2) Articles:
Phosphorus as a factor in soil fertility. Rpt. 111. Farm. Inst. 36:88-
112. (8100)
With R. H. Bray:
Field method for lime requirements of soils. Soil Sci. XXXII:5:
329-41. (7000)
Piihlications of the Faculty 17
DeTurk, E. E.
(2) Articles (continued)
With B. IV. Howk:
A new method of ashing plant materials for the determination of
total phosphorus. Ind. Eng. Chem., Anal. Ed. 4:111. (1200)
See also Smith, R. S.
DiLLMAN, Lucius M.
(2) Articles:
The eflfects of ultraviolet irradiation on the reducing power of
blood. J. Lab. and Clin. Med. 27:1:44. (800)
The effect of ultraviolet irradiation on glucose solution. Ibid. 17:3:
236. (1000)
DoLAND, James J., see Babbitt, H. E.
DoLCH, Edward William
(i) Books:
The psychology and teaching of reading. Ginn and Co., Boston.
193 1. 260 pp.
(2) Articles:
Measuring sentence ability. Engl. J. XX :4: 309-15. (2600)
Value of reading practice. Elem. Engl. Rev. IX:4:99-ioi. (2100)
DORSEY, M. J.
(2) Articles:
With R. L. McMunn:
A comparison of different methods of taking samples of apples in
experimental plots. Proc. Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci. 28:619-26.
(1700)
Suggestions from the peach investigations. Trans. 111. Hort. Soc.
65:484-91. (2200)
Draffin, Jasper O., see Ketchum, Milo S.
DuNB.vR, Louise B.
(2) Articles:
Washington as a statesman. Daily Illini LXI: 140:5, 9, 10. (2300)
Dung AN, G. H.
(2) Articles:
An indication that corn tillers may nourish the main stalk under
some conditions. J. Amer. Soc. Agron. 23:8:662-70. (3000)
High yielding wheats in Illinois. Prairie Farmer 103:28:5. (850)
With C. A. VanDoren:
Soybean hay studies. Proc. Amer. Soybean Assoc. 111:65-68. (1200)
See also Flint, W. P.
DU ViGNEAUD, ViNCENT
(2) Articles:
With H. S. Loring:
The isolation of two isomeric inactive cystines. Proc. Soc. Exp.
Biol, and Med. 29:41.
18 University of Illinois
DU ViGNEAUD, ViNCENT
(2) Articles (continued)
With Alice Fitch, E. Pekarek, and W. Wayne Lockwood:
The inactivation of crystalline insulin by cysteine and glutathione.
J. Biol. Chem. 94:233.
With Leonore Hollander:
The resolution of inactive cystine and isolation of pure dextro-
rotatory cystine. Ibid. 94:243.
With Curtis E. Meyer:
Isolation of methionine by enzjanatic hydrolysis. Ibid. 94:641.
With Robert Ridg^ly Sealock:
The racemization of acetyl-i-tryptophane. Ibid. 96:511.
Emch, Arnold
(2) Articles:
On a new normal form of the cubic surface. Amer. J. Math. 53:
902-10. (4000)
Uber die Abbildung projektiver Raume. Commentar'i Alathematici
Helvetici. 3:1-11. (5000)
The symmetric (n, n) -correspondence and some geometric applica-
tions. Amer. J. Math. 54:285-92. (4000)
(3) Reviews:
Projektive Geometric, by Dr. Ludwig Biederbach. Bui. Amer. Math.
Soc. 38:167.
Engelhart, Max D.
(2) Articles:
A summary of experimental investigations in arithmetic. Phi Delta
Kappan 14:3:92-94. (1250)
Physical and biological sciences. Rev. Educ. Res. 2:1:21-28. (2800)
See also Monroe, W. S.
Englis, Duane T.
(2) Articles:
With J. L. Gabby:
The effect of water blanching on the canning of whole kernel corn.
III. Effect on density, ease of cleaning, appearance, and other
miscellaneous factors. Canner 72:20:15-17. (1500)
With G. T. Pfeifer and J. L. Gabby:
The polarimetric reducing sugar relationships of starch hydrolytic
products resulting from diastatic action. J.A.C.S. 53:5:1883-89.
(2700)
Espy, William N.
(2) Articles:
Mechanical engineering — field for man or robot? Technograph
XLVI: 5:6-7. (2600)
EwERT, Earl E., see Herrold, Russell D.
EwiNG, Paul L., see McGuigan, H. A.
Publications of the Faculty 19
Fahnestock, M. K.
(2) Articles:
With A. P. Kratz:
Steam condensation an inverse index of heating effect. Heating,
Piping, and Air Conditioning 3:7:621-25. Reprinted by 111. Eng.
Exp. Sta., Oct., 1931. (2500)
Performance of convector heaters. Ibid. 4:4:283-87. (3200)
Fairlie, John A.
(2) Articles:
Ceylon's government, old and new. Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev. 25:396.
(1800)
Constitutional developments in China. Ibid. 25:1016. (2500)
Municipal affairs in India. Nat. Mun. Rev. 20:650. (2500)
A student of government visits Tokyo. Public Management 14:125.
(800)
County government in the United States. Toshi Mondai (Municipal
Problems, Tokyo) 14:1349. (2600)
Faith, W. L., see Keyes, D. B.
Falls, Frederick H.
(2) Articles: •
The inter-relationship between the thyroid gland and pregnancy.
Memphis Med. J., Feb., 1932. (3600)
Fantus, Bernard
(i) Books:
With L. B. Kartoon:
General therapeutics. Year Book Publishers, Chicago. 1931. 449 pp.
(2) Articles:
The abuse of narcotics. J. A.M. A. 96:20:1691-93. (2540)
The doctor serves. Hygeia 10:3:235-37. (1736)
-S"^^ also Snow, Clyde M.
Faucett, AIax a.
(2) Articles:
With John O. Kraehenbuehl:
Easy ratio determination for registers. Elec. World 97:25. (450)
Feldman, L.
(2) Articles:
Luetic aortitis — a clinicopathological resume. 111. Med. J. 61:1:48.
(4500)
Fitch, H. M.
(2) Articles:
Hills of southern Wisconsin rich in mineral aggregates. Rock
Products 34:10:33-43. (9600)
"Old-Timer" in stone production starts new venture. Ibid. 34:11:
56-57- (1350)
New crushing plant includes ready-mixed concrete plant. Ibid.
34:23:25-29. (3300)
Increasing the pay load with light-weight truck bodies. Ibid. 34:
26:81. (800)
20 University of Illinois
Fitch, H. M.
(2) Articles (continued)
South Bend making come-back in concrete products field. Concrete
Products 40:8:5-12. (5900)
Marion, Ohio, a city of small concrete products plants. Ibid. 40:10:
26-30. (4200)
Fletcher, H. F.
(i) Books:
Contributions to a Alilton bibliography, 1800-1930. U. of 111. Press.
1931. 166 pp.
(3) Reviews:
Milton, by Tillyard. J. Engl, and Germ. Philol. 30:4:592-94. (900)
Reference guide to Milton from 1800 to the present day, by Stevens.
Mod. Lang. Notes 46:8:539-41. (900)
Flint, W. P.
(1) Books:
With C. L. Metcalf:
Fundamentals of insect life. McGraw-Hill Book Co., N. Y. 1932.
581 pp.
(2) Articles:
Eflfect of drought on cereal crop insects. J. Econ. Entom. 24:3:653-
56. (1000)
Insect pests predicted for 1932. Great Lakes Banker, Jan., 1932,
p. 21. (500)
Chinch bug threatens in 1932. Prairie Farmer, Feb. 19, 1932. (300)
How to stop "Weevil" damage in stored grain. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Circ. 380. (1200)
With Staff of the Department of Horticulture and Natural History
Survey :
Directions for spraying fruits in Illinois. Ibid. 388. (10,000)
With M. D. Farrar:
The use of mineral oils for better dusts. J. Econ. Entom. 25:2:
269-71. (850)
Progress in orchard insect control. Trans. 111. Hort. Soc. 65:148-63.
With S. C. Chandler:
Insect forecast for 1932 and recommendations for control. Ibid.
1931:437-52. (6000)
With W. P. Hayes, G. H. Dungan, and A. L. Young:
No corn borers found in Illinois in 1931. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Cir.
384. (1200)
See also Anderson, H. W.
Foster, W. A.
(1) Books: See Newcomb, Rex ford.
(2) Articles:
As good as new (remodeled house). Successful Farming, Dec,
1931. (1800)
A small milk house. Capper's Farmer, Jan., 1932. (800)
Home insulation. Ibid. Mar., 1932. (1500)
A better homes demonstration. Better Homes Manual, U. of Chi-
cago Press. 1931. 4 pp.
Publications of the Faculty 21
Foster, W. A.
(2) Articles (continued)
Farm and village houses. 50 plans (78 plates and 10 pages text).
Com. on Farm and Village Houses. President's Conference on
Home Building and Home Ownership. Dec, 1931.
Planning the farm house. Ihid. VH. (3500)
Farm house plans (25 plans). U. S. Bur. Agr. Eng. 1931.
Fox, Noah
(2) Articles:
Pneumococcic membranous nasopharyngitis in infants. Arch.
Otolar. 15:426-34. (3000)
Fraser, Wilber J.
(2) Articles:
Afaking money and saving money in milk production. Rpt. 58th An.
Conv. 111. Dairymen's Assoc. 34-39. (2500)
No depression in real values of farm life. Hoard's Dairyman. 76:
24:832. (1150)
Reduce production without reducing profit. Ihid. 77:1:3. (1300)
The dairyman's guide. Ihid. 77:2:43,53. (1600)
Maintenance — foundation of milk production. Ibid. 77:3:62. (1130)
Cow, not herd, is unit of profit. Ihid. 77:4:100, 122. (1900)
When the cow^s come home. Ihid. y7:S:i2S>. (1000)
Cow paths that lead far apart. Ihid. 77:6:166. (725)
Scant feed limits profits. Ihid. 77:7:193. (1700)
Freilich, Ellis B., see Lewison, Maurice.
FusoN, Reynold C. ♦
(2) Articles:
With Reid G. Beveridge:
Dihalocyanoacetyl derivatives of mesitylene. J.A.C.S. 53:1985-88.
With Arzy R. Gray and Joseph T. Walker:
The haloform reaction. IH. Trihaloacetyl derivatives of mesitylene,
durene, and isodurene. Ibid. 53:3494-98. (2000)
]Vith Mark W. Farlow and Carlyle J. Stehman:
The haloform reaction. IV. The influence of ortho-methoxy
groups. Ihid. 53:4097-103. (3200)
With Sidney B. Kuykendall and George W. Wilhelm:
Dihydro-i,4-pyrans. I. The action of sodium cyanide on 1,4-
dibromo-i,4-diaroylbutanes. Ihid. 53:4187-92. (3100)
With Tsi Yu Kao:
Dihydro-i,4-pyrans. H. Degradation by use of the Beckmann
rearrangement. Ihid. 54:313-17. (2500)
Dihydro-i,4-pyrans. HI. The synthesis of the i, 2-dibenzoylcyclo-
butanes. Ibid. 54:1120-24. (2700)
With Perry H. Lewis and Robert N. DuPuis:
The haloform reaction. V. The influence of ortho-bromine atoms.
Ibid. 54:1114-20. (3300)
(3) Reviews:
The principles of organic chemistry, by James F. Norris. J. Chem.
Educ. 8:1903-04. (300)
22 University of Illinois
Gaines, W. L.
(2) Articles:
Some biological aspects of milk recording. Proc. Internat. Dairy
Congress, Copenhagen, 1931, pp. 140-49. (3000)
Garner, James W.
(i) Books:
Le developpemcnt et les tendances recentes du droit international.
Libraire du Recueil Sirey, Paris. 1931. 115 pp.
(2) Articles:
Ratification of League of Nations conventions. Am.er. J. Int. Law
25:727-30. (1300)
Appeal in cases of alleged invalid arbitral awards. Ihid. 26:126-32.
(3500)
The Senate reservations to the inter-American treaty of arbitration.
Ibid. 26:333-36. (1600)
Decisions of the LT. S. -Mexican Mixed Claims Commission. Brit.
Year Book of Int. Law 12:166-73. (3500)
Decisions of U. S. Courts involving questions of international law.
Ihid. 12:202-05. (1300)
Conseil d'Etat. Encyc. Soc. Sci. 4:223-24. (2000)
William A. Dtmning (biography). Ihid. 5:280-81. (500)
(3) Reviews:
Academic de Droit International, Recueil des Cours 1029. Amer. J.
Int. Law 25:789-91. (1000)
The Geneva Experiment, by W. E. Rappard. Ihid. 26:210. (200)
La Coutume en Droit International, by G. Gianni. Ihid. 26:433-34.
(250)
International Legislation, by M. O. Hudson. Ihid. 26:435-36. (350)
The Submarine in War, by K. Mori. Ihid. 26:455. (150)
Garrett, O. F., see Overman, O. R.
Gasul, B. M.
(2) Articles:
Recent advances in pediatrics. Clin. Med. and Surg. 39:1:30-33.
(600)
See also Goldberg, Benjamin.
Gathercoal, Edmund N.
(i) Books:
With J. C. Krant::, Ir. :
Proceedings of the National Conference on Pharmaceutical Re-
search, Baltimore, Md., Oct., 1931. 80 pp.
(2) Articles:
Report on extent of use of N. F. V galenicals. J. A. Ph. A. XX : 166-
79. (10,000)
Color names in the Pharmacopoeia. Ihid. XX: 531-32. (1250)
Report of the Chairman of the Committee on National Formularv.
Ihid. XX: 1083-86. (2200)
Use of fluidextracts during the past fifty years. Ihid. XXI: 274-76.
(1700)
U.S.P.-N.F. prescription ingredient survey of 1931. Ihid. XXI:
277-84. (5000)
Publications of the Faculty 23
Geissendoerfer, J. T.
(i) Books:
Schon 1st die Jugend und der Zyklon, by Hermann Hesse. Prentice-
Hall, N. Y. 1932. xii + 156 pp.
(3) Reviews:
Ludwig Tieck — Friedrich von Raumer Letters, by E. H. Zeydel and
P. Matenko. J. Engl, and Germ. Philol. XXX:4:6oo-oi. (235)
Gettmann, Royal A.
(2) Articles:
A note on Columbia College. Amer. Lit. HI :4: 480-82. (850)
Gibson, Byron Hall
(i) Books:
The history, from 1800 to 1832, of English criticism of prose fiction.
(Thesis abstract, privately printed.) Urbana, 111. May, 1931.
8 pp.
GoBLE, George W.
(2) Articles:
Life of Robert Cooper Grier. Diet. Amer. Biog. 7:612-13. (1200)
Insurance, consent of insurer to a mortgage. III. Law Rev. 26:7:
805-11. (3800)
(3) Reviews:
Elements of Law of Contracts, by Arthur B. Kicth. 111. Law Rev.
26:480-81. (600)
Anson on Contract (5th Amer. ed.) and Clark on Contracts (4th
ed.) Col. Law Rev. 32:559-60. (000)
Goldberg, Benjamin
(2) Articles:
Roentgenologic aspects of childhood tuberculosis. Amier. J. Roent-
gen. 26:397-407. (8000)
General hospital in care of tuberculous. Bui. Amer. Hosp. Assoc.
5:78-84. (4500)
Tuberculosis control and general practitioner. Kentucky Med. J.
29:252-57. (6000)
Tuberculous enterocolitis. Arch. Phys. Therap., X-ray, and Radium
XII: 716-23. (5600)
With B. M. Gastil:
Epituberculosis ; report of unusual case with autopsy findings.
Amer. Rev. Tubercul. 24:285-91. (3000)
Gotshalk, D. W.
(2) Articles:
Typical American: a figure of action. Forum LXXXVI:2:xv.
(Soo)
Nature and definition of a cause. Phil. Rev. XL: 5:469-78. (4500)
Art and beauty. Monist XLI:4:624-33. (3500)
Some problems of evolution. Ibid. XLII: 1:80-96. (5500)
Uniformity and induction. J. Phil. XXIX:6: 141-53. (5500)
24 University of Illinois
GoTSHALK, D. W. (continued)
(3) Reviews:
Elements of epistemology, by J. T. Barron. Ibid. XX VIII: 24 -.667-
68. (500)
Die Logik der Asthetik, by F. J. Bohm. Phil. Rev. XLI: 1:86-87.
(500)
Coleridge on logic and learning, by Alice D. Snyder. Ibid. XLI:2:
224-27. (860)
Graham, Walter J.
(2) Articles:
The authorship o£ the "Flapper." Notes and Queries CLXII:65.
(300)
More about the "Flapper." Ibid. CLXII:246. (500)
The authorship of the "Cabinet." Ibid. CLXII:294-95. (800)
Gray, Arzy R., see Fuson, Reynold C.
Green, Frederick
(2) Articles:
United States vs. Mackintosh. 111. Law Rev. 26:2:386-96. (4000)
(Reprinted, Com. Law J. 59:2:59-63.)
Interstate Commerce Act — validity of clause in bill of lading giving
carrier benefit of shipper's insurance. Ibid. 26:5:566-69. (1000)
Greengard, Joseph
(2) Articles:
Diphtheria toxoid (diphtheria anatoxin-Ramon) in infancy.
J. A.M. A. 97:228-30.
Purpuric manifestations in tuberculosis. Amer. Rev. Tubercul.
24:452.
Nutritional anemia in infancy. J. Amer. Diet. Assoc. 8:33.
With Siegfried Maurer and Cessa Kluver:
The value of liver extract and iron in the anemia of young infants.
J. A.M. A. 98:1069-72.
Griffith, Coleman R.
(2) Articles:
Timing as a phase of skill. J. Educ. Psych. 23:3:204-13. (3000)
Physical education and general education. Proc. H. S. Conf., U. of
111. Bui. 29:36:280-86. (sooo)
The perceptions and mechanisms of vestibular equilibration. Psych.
Bui. 29:4:279-303. (10,000)
The influence of accessory training on maze learning. Ibid. 28:239.
(300)
A graphic study of movement sj'stems. Ibid. 28:676-77. (400)
Psychology in coaching, Wingate Alemorial Lectures, No. 9, in
"School Athletics in Modern Education," Wingate Memorial
Foundation, 1931, pp. 414-30. (6000)
Educational psychology. Chapter VI in "Orientation in Education,"
ed. by T. H. Schutte. Alacmillan Co., N. Y. 1932. (10,000)
(3) Reviews:
Psychologies of 1930, Vol. II, ed. by Carl Murchison. Psych. Bui.
29:6:381-405. (10,000)
Publications of the Faculty 25
GuLLETTE, Cameron C.
(2) Articles:
Ear-training in the teaching of pronunciation. Mod. Lang. J. XVI:
5:334-36. (1500)
Student interest versus method. Ibid. XVI : 5 : 385-88. (2000)
Multum in parvo. /fciU XVI: 6:470-76. (3000)
The Illinois Modern Language Association. Ibid. XVI:7:543. (400)
Hackett, Robert P.
(3) Reviews:
Credit and its uses, by Wm. A. Prendergast and Wm. H. Steiner.
Acct. Rev. VI :4: 318-19. (800)
Hackleman, J. C.
(2) Articles:
Progress of seed certification. Rpt. 111. Farm. Inst. 35:34-46. (7000)
Soj'bean varieties, dates of seeding, and longevity of seed. Proc.
Amer. Soybean Assoc. 111:69-73. (1925)
Hall, B. Rupert
(i) Books:
Pattern design (rev. ed.). College Publishers, Champaign, 111. 1931.
140 pp. mimeo.
(2) Articles:
Method of treating the subject of pattern design at the U. of I.
Foundry Trade J. (London) 44:771:365. (1200)
A review of patterns submitted by apprentices in 193 1 contest.
Trans, and Bui. Amer. Foundrymen's Assoc. II: 12:8-14. (700)
Halper, Philip A.
(2) Articles:
Diseases of the external ear. Chapter in "Cyclopedia of Medicine,"
Vol. IV. F. A. Davis Co., Phila. 1931.
Various articles on otolaryngology. Ibid.
Hamilton, T. S.
(2) Articles:
With W. E. Carroll:
Nutritional anemia is a preventable malady. Amer. Hampshire
Herdsman, Feb., 1932, pp. 14-18. (2000)
See also Mitchell, H. H.
Hamilton, Thomas T., Jr.
(2) Articles:
With Russell T. Gregg:
Annotated bibliography of graduate theses in education at the Uni-
versity of Illinois. U. of 111. Bur. Educ. Res. Bui. 55. 80 pp.
(32,000)
Hansen, Marcus L.
(3) Reviews:
Pilgrims of '48, by Josephine Goldmark, and History of the German
Settlements in Texas, by Rudolph Biesele. Amer. Hist. Rev.
XXXVI :4:832-33. (500)
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26 University of Illinois
Hansen, Marcus L.
(3) Reviews (continued)
Carl Schurz, by Joseph Schafer. Ibid. XXXVII: 2:385-86. (350)
Norwegian Migration to America, by Theodore Blegen, and The
Background of Swedish Immigration, by Florence Janson. Ibid.
XXXVII :3: 572-73- (500)
Hassin, George B.
(2) Articles:
Peripheral nerves ; anatomic and pathologic considerations. Arch.
Neurol. Psychiat. 25:58-78.
Hydrocephalus ; report of a case in an infant with vestiges of a
choroid plexus in the fourth ventricle only. Ibid. 27:406-09.
With S. J. Hoffman:
Acute diffuse encephalitis; a report of two cases. Ibid. 25:1118-22.
With C. F. Shaub and H. C. Voris:
Spasmodic torticollis. Ibid. 25:1043-50.
(3) Reviews:
Lebensnerven und Lebenstriebe, by L. R. }kliiller. J. A.M. A. 96:19:
1644.
Die Regulierung der Atmung, gleichzeitig ein Beitrag zur Physi-
ologic des vegetativen Nervensystems, by W. R. Hess. Ibid.
96:22:1897.
La pathologic du systeme pallido-strie, bj^ P. Van Gehuchten. Ibid.
96:14:1172.
Die Lebensvorgange im normalen Knorpel und seine Wucherung
bei Akromegalie, by J. Erdheim. Ibid. 97:5:345.
The principal nervous pathways, by Andrew Theodore Rasmussen.
Ibid. 98:17:1498.
Untersuchungen iiber das periphere Nervensystem, von Ko Hira-
sawa. Heft 2: Plexus brachialis und die Nerven der aberen
Extremitat. Ibid. 98:15:1326.
Atlas du cancer: les tumeurs des centres nerveux et des nerfs
peripheriques, by Gustave Roussy and Charles Oberling. Ibid.
98:14:1214.
Hayes, W. P.
(2) Articles:
Present status of the classification of immature insects. Trans. 111.
Acad. Sci. 24:2:181-202. (5000)
See also Flint, W. P.
Heublom, Carl A.
(2) Articles:
« Diaphragmatic hernia. Sajou's New Analytic Cyclopedia. 1931.
The treatment of empyema. J.A.AI.A. 97:1943-49.
The selective surgical treatment of diaphragmatic hernia. An. Surg.,
Oct., 1931.
With Willard VanHazcl:
Contrast media roentgenography in thoracic surgery. Amer. J.
Roentgen, and Radium Ther., May, 1932.
Publications of the Faculty 27
Hedblom, Carl A. (continued)
(3) Reviews:
Uber die neiirere Entwicklung der chirurgischen Behandlung der
Lungentuberculose, bj^ R. Nissen. J. A.M. A., July 9, 1932.
Primary- carcinoma of the lung — bronchiogenic cancer — a clinical
and pathological study, by B. M. Fried. Ibid., July 23, 1932.
Herrold, Russell D.
(2) Articles:
Laboratory methods for diagnosis of gonorrhea in the male. J.
Urology XXVI :3: 379-86. (2800)
Egg yolk agar in the culture of tubercle bacilli. Further observa-
tions. J. Infec. Dis. 49:5:420-24. (1550)
Whole hum.an blood agar for the growth of the gonococcus. Ven.
Dis. Inf. XIII :3: 101-02. (715)
With Earl E. Eivert:
The relation of the pH reaction of urine to the antiseptic action of
mallophene in vitro. J. Lab. and Clin. Med. XVII: 1:49. (1400)
Local vaccination in gonorrhea of the male. Trans. Chicago Urol.
Soc. 1:43-52. (2500)
The influence of the reaction of urine upon the growth of bacteria.
Arch. Path. 13:4:679-80. (960)
Hess, Julius H.
(i) Books:
With Henry G. Poacher:
Direct and indirect artificial radiation in the care of children.
Chapter in "The principles and practice of physical therapy,"
vol. I. Prior Co., Hagerstown, ^Id. 1931.
Rickets, spasmophilia, and malnutrition. Ibid.
(2) Articles:
Premature infants: a report of eleven htmdred and twelve consecu-
tive cases. Ohio State Med. J., Apr., 1932.
Dental infections as foci of systemic diseases in children. J. Amer.
Dent. Assoc. XIX:97-i04.
Wiili I. M. Chamberlain and Louis S. Robins:
Dried lactic acid milks as a long-continued diet for infants.
J.A.M.A. 98:1250-53.
HiGf-.iNS, John A., sec McGuigan, H. A.
HiGGiNsox, Glenn D.
(i) Books:
Fields of psychology. Henry Holt and Co., N. Y. 1931. 615 pp.
Holt, Harold Wright »
(2) Articles:
The need for administrative discretion in the regulation of the prac-
tice of medicine. Cornell Law Qt. XVI:495-52i. (7500)
Illinois annotations, restatement of contracts. 111. Law Rev. XXVI:
181-206, 282-316, 540-563, 667-680, 880-890. (11,500)
28 University of Illinois
Hopkins, B. S.
(i) Books:
Essentials of college chemistry. D. C. Heath and Co., Boston. 1932.
552 pp.
With H. A. Neville:
Laboratory exercises in chemistry. Revised ed. D. C. Heath and
Co., Boston. 1931. 164 pp.
(2) Articles:
Scientific work of Charles James. Nucleus 9:11, 13, 14, 16. J. Wash.
Acad. Sci. 22:21-26. (1700)
Training of teachers in service. J. Chem. Educ. 8:95-102. (3200)
Untangling one of nature's puzzles. Proc. Amer. Phil. Soc. 70:
207-13. Sci. Monthly 34:2:172-75. (2800)
Cerium. Footenotes 4:2:2-16. (7800)
With L. F. Atidrieth, E. E. Jukkola, and R. E. Meints:
Preparation of rare earth amalgams. J.A.C.S. 53:1805-09. (2000)
With J. Allen Harris and L. F. Yntema:
Cerium group of rare earths: Illinium summary. Sci. News Letter
20:140. (300)
With H. G. Dazvson:
An experiment in visual education in elementary' college chemistry.
Sch. Sci. Math. 32:353-63. (4200)
(3) Reviews:
Supervised student teaching, by A. R. Mead. J. Chem. E<1. 8:1243-
44- (250)
Hopkins, Sewell Hepburn
(2) Articles:
Studies on Crcpidostomum — H. The "Crepidostomum laureatum" of
A. R. Cooper. J. Parasit. 18:79-91. (5400)
See also Ward, Henry B.
HoTTES, Charles F.
(2) Articles:
The contributions to botany of Julius von Sachs. Ann. Mo. Bot.
Gard. 19:15-30. (6100)
Howard, W. V.
(2) Articles:
Carrier beds and oil accumulation. Amer. Assoc. Petrol. Geol. Bui.
16:3:260-63. (1800)
Hunt, G. E., see Mitchell, H. H.
Hunter, M. H.
(2) Articles:
Governmental finances. Amer. Year Book, 1931: 172-78; 189-98.
(9000)
Expenditure control. Proc. Nat. Tax Assoc. 1931:271-73. (1000)
Relation of schools of business to constituency. Chicago J. Bus.
IV:3 (pt. 2): 157-61. (1800)
How much public expenditure? Barron's Xn:i9:5. (1600)
Publications of the Faculty 29
Hunter, AI. H.
(2) Articles (continued)
Problemes d'impot sur le revenu aux Etats-Unis. Rev. de Sci. et
de Legis. Finan. XXIX: 2 -.27 5-78. (1700)
Problems in taxation. 40 newspaper articles. (12,000)
(3) Reviews:
The national debt, by Hargreaves. Amer. Econ. Rev. XXI: 172-73.
Federal financing, by Love. Miss. Vail. Hist. Rev. XVni:288-89.
Hyneman, C. S.
(2) Articles:
Jurisprudence de la cour supreme pendant I'annee 1930. Annuaire
de rinstitut International de Droit Public: 1931. 1:425-37.
With C. M. Ktieier:
Recent publications of political interest (compilation). Amer. Pol.
Sci. Rev. 25:2:498-541; 3:812-49; 4:1122-55. 26:1:184-213;
2:404-27. (60,000)
(3) Reviews:
American neutralit}^ in 1793: a study in cabinet government, by
Charles M. Thomas. Ind. Univ. Alumni Qt. 19:2:210-11. (800)
I BEN, ICKO
(2) Articles:
Antwort auf die Frage beziiglich einer einfachen Methode der
Registrierung von Zeitungsaufsatzen. Mitteilungen des Reichs-
bundes akademisch gebildeter Landwirte. 12:2:15.
(3) Reviews:
Die bauerlichen Fachschulen im Rahmen des deutschen landwirt-
schaftlichen Schulwesens, bj' Martin Kiihner. Ibid. 12:16:125.
Jackson, Chester Oscar
(2) Articles:
Basket-shooting tournaments. Athl. T. 12:6:52-7. (1500)
Suggestions for the inexperienced teacher. Proc. H. S. Conf., U. of
111. Bui. 29:36:278-80. (1000)
A study of current practices in student teaching and supervision.
Amer. Phys. Educ. Assoc. Res. Qt. 3:1:152-58. (2100)
Jenkins, Richard L.
(2) Articles:
Periodicals for medical libraries. J. A.M. A. 97:9:608-10. (1800)
Basal metabolism standards. A statistical comparison of their pre-
diction values. J. Nutr. IV:3:305-2i. (4500)
Random mating and blood groups. J. Immun. XXI :4: 279-86.
(2300)
Basal metabolism — I. The error of basal metabolism determination
and the normal range of basal metabolism. Arch. Int. Med.
49:181-87. (2600)
Basal metabolism — II. The basal pulse complex. Ibid. 49:188-90.
(3900)
Small head size associated with mental defect. Psych. Clinic XX:
7:193-204. (3300)
30 University of Illinois
JOANNIDES, MiNAS
(2) Articles:
With J. J. Litschgi:
The relation of the diaphragm to gastric peristalsis. Radiology
17:723-26.
Johnson, C. A.
(2) Articles:
With B. Z. Rappaport:
A study of the proteins of ragweed pollens. J. Infect. Dis. 50:4:
290-309. (7000)
Johnson, Sveinbjorn
(i) Books:
House bill No. 549, approved April 13, 1931, authorizing the state to
issue tax anticipation notes, is not an unconstitutional attempt
to borrow money. Flanagan and Pearson, Champaign, 111. 1931.
26 pp.
An ordinary employee has no power to bind the Board of Trustees
to a contract without prior authorization. U. of 111. Press, Ur-
bana. 1932. 24 pp.
The salary of a state university professor is not subject to the fed-
eral taxing power. U. of 111. Press, Urbana. 1932. ix + 45 pp.
Scientific instruments imported by state universities are not dutiable.
U. of 111. Press, Urbana. 1932. xii + 67 pp.
Conducting a school system is a strictly governmental function.
Flanagan and Pearson, Champaign, 111. 1932. vii + 27 pp.
(3) Reviews:
Cases and materials on the law of corporate reorganization, by
Douglas and Shanks. Virginia Law Rev. XLIII:4:472-73. (600)
Johnston, P. E.
(2) Articles:
With K. H. Myers:
Harvesting the corn crop in Illinois. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. ^Jt,.
Jones, H. S. V.
(2) Articles:
Magnanimity in Spenser's Legend of Holiness. Studies in Philol.
XXIX: 2: 200-06. (2800)
(3) Reviews:
Tottel's Miscellany, ed. by Hyder Edward Rollins. J. Engl, and
Germ. Philol. XXXI: 2: 289-91, (1221)
Kampmeier, Otto F.
(2) Articles:
Ursprung und Entwicklungsgeschichte des Ductus thoracicus nebst
Saccus lymphaticus jugularis und Cysterna chyli beim Mens-
chen. Morph. Jahrb., Bd. 67, 1931. 77 pp. with 49 figures (some
colored).
Keeton, Robert W.
(2) Articles:
With Helen MacKen::ie, Sehna Olson, and Louise Pickens:
The influence of varying amounts of carbohydrates, fat, protein, and
water on the weight loss of hogs in under-nutrition. Amer. J.
Physiol. 97:3:473-90.
Publications of the Faculty 31
Kelley, V. W.
(2) Articles:
Pruning young apple trees for profit. 111. Agr. 36:4:54-63. (1900)
Se.e also Ruth, W. A.
Ketchum, Milo Smith
(i) Books:
Calculation of stresses in framed structures. Part I of "Steel Mill
Buildings." McGraw-Hill Book Co., N. Y. 1932. 230 pp.
With IV. D. Pence:
Surveying manual, 5th ed. McGraw-Hill Book Co., N. Y. 1932.
363 -f xvi pp.
(2) Articles:
Structural engineering. Amer. Year Book 1931:625-33. (6000)
With J. 0. Draffin:
Strength of light I-beams. 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 241 : 1-44.
(3) Reviews:
Engineering education: Fundamentals of specialization, by Dexter
S. Kimball. Eng. News-Rec, Jan. 14, 1932. (400)
Ketchum, P. W.
(2) Articles:
Solution of partial differential equations b\- means of hj-pervari-
ables. Amer. J. Math. 54:253-64.
With Ted Martin :
Polygenic functions of hypercomplex variables. Bui. Amer. Math.
Soc, Feb., 1932, pp. 66-72.
Keyes, D. B.
(2) Articles:
Research on ice manufacture. Ice and Refrig., Feb., 1932, p. 141.
(800)
Space cooling in the home. Ibid., p. 220. (1000)
Solvents and nitrocellulose lacquers. Chapter in "Manual of In-
dustrial Chemistry," ed. by Allen Rogers. D. Van Xostrand
Co., N. Y. 1931. (12,000)
Research and research. Amer. Paint J., Convention Daily, Dec. 4,
1931, p. 8. Paint, Oil, and Chem. Rev., Dec. 10, 1931, pp. 21-22.
(2500)
Chemical research in ice manufacture. Trans. 111. Acad. Sci. 24.2:
266-74. Sci. Mo. 34:2:176. (1800)
Discussion of cooperative research. J. Eng. Educ. 22:5:415. (300)
Introduction to symposium on utilization of gaseous hj-drocarbons.
Ind. Eng. Chem. 24:10. (5CX3)
With R. D. Snow:
Studies in liquid partial oxidation — II. Ibid. 23:5:561. (1200)
Catalytic partial oxidation of ethyl alcohol. 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui.
238. (9000)
With W. L. Faith:
Catalytic partial oxidation of alcohols in the vapor phase — III.
Ind. Eng. Chem. 23:1250-51. (3000)
(3) Reviews:
Annual survey of American chemistry, ed. by Clarence J. West.
Chem. Met. Eng. 38:6:352. {300)
32 University of Illinois
KiSTLER, S. S.
(2) Articles:
Coherent expanded aerogels and jellies. Nature 127:741. (500)
Coherent expanded aerogels. J. Phys. Chem. 36:52-64. (7500)
Klemptner, Dietrich
(2) Articles:
Coronary thrombosia. Clin. Med. Surg. 38:12:877-83.
Hodgkin's disease of mediastinum. 111. Med. J., January, 1932, pp.
46-48.
Kneier, Charles M.
(2) Articles:
The place of local government in the high school course in civics.
Proc. H. S. Conf., U. of 111. Bui 29:36:131-44. (3300)
The dark continent. 111. Voter 11:9:1-3. (1200)
See also Hyneman, C. S.
Knight, A. R.
(2) Articles:
Report on accuracy of polyphase meters. N.E.L.A. Meter Com.
Rpt., Apr. 13, 1932. (2500)
Koehler, Benjamin
(2) Articles:
Moisture of shelled corn in relation to fungus growth. Phytopath-
ology 22:1:15. (200)
Diseases of soybeans in Illinois. Proc. Amer. Soybean Assoc. Ill:
60-64. (1690)
With James R. Holbcrt:
Results of seed-treatment experiments with yellow dent corn. U. S.
Dept. Agr. Tech. Bui. 260. 64 pp. (16,400)
KoucKY, John D., sec Milles, George.
Kraehenbuehl, John O.
(2) Articles:
Porcelain insulators. Rpt. Eng. Sect., Great Lakes Div., N.E.L.A.,
October 1-3, 1932, pp. 35-37. (600)
Mechanical-electrical stress studies of porcelain insulator bodies.
Bui. Util. Res. Com. 2:6:1-4. (1300)
With C. W. Par melee:
A study of the electrical strength of porcelain. Trans. Electrochem.
Soc. LIX. (3600)
See also Faucett, Max A.
Krase, Norman W.
(2) Articles:
With Milton A. Dewey:
Hydrolysis of starch by carbonic acid. Ind. Eng. Chem. 23:12:
1436-37- (800)
Publications of the Faculty 33
Kratz, a. p.
(2) Articles:
Humidification for residences. 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 230. (6000)
See also Fahnestock, M. K.
Kruger, p. Gerald
(2) Articles: ^
Isy-radiation produced by proton transitions in the nucleus ? Phys.
Rev. 40:318. (300)
With R. C. Gibbs:
Structure of the helium arc line 3888. Ibid. 37:1559-61. (600)
Some evidence indicating the existence of Ba isotopes 136-37. Ibid.
38:1921. (160)
Kudo, R. R.
(3) Reviews:
From Greeks to Darwin, 2d ed., by H. F. Osborn. J. Zool. Soc.
Japan 43:516:633. (500)
Das Prinzip geographischer Rassenkreise und das Problem der
Artbildung, by B. Reusch. Ibid. 43:516:634. (400)
Lehrbuch der Protozoenkunde, 5th ed., II and III Telle, by F.
Doflein and E. Reichenow. Ibid. 43:516:634. (500)
Protozoan parasitism of the alimentary tract, by K. M. Lynch.
Tokio Med. News 2732:43. (400)
KuNz, Jakob
(2) Articles:
Jets from manifold tubes. Applied mechanics with discussion and
closure. Trans. Amer. Soc. Mech. Eng. 53:181.
Lackner, Julius E.
(2) Articles:
With M. L. Leventhal:
Chorionepithelioma of the uterus. J.A.]\I.A. 98:1136-39. (500)
With Felix Saunders and Sydney S. Schochet:
The adsorption of physiologically active substances by activated
charcoal. J. Pharm. and Exper. Therap. XLII:2: 169-77. (350)
(3) Reviews:
With Sydney S. Schochet:
The gynecological literature of 1930. Amer. J. Obstet. and Gyn.
XXII: 326-35, 477-500. (1400)
Larson, Lautiexce M.
(i) Books:
A guide to historical literature. (Contributor to sees. L and R,
editor of sec. R.) Macmillan Co., N. Y. 1931. 15 pp.
(2) Articles:
The convention riot at Benson Grove, Iowa, in 1876. Norw.-Amer.
Hist. Assoc. Studies and Records 6:122-32. (4000)
Erik Gustav Geijer. Encyc. Soc. Sci. 6:600. (500)
(3) Reviews:
Leif Eriksson, discoverer of America, by E. F. Grav. Miss. Vail.
Hist. Rev. 18:1:68-69. (300)
34 University of Illinois
Lash, A. F.
(2) Articles:
Bacteriology and management of infections of female generative
tract. 111. Med. J. 59:473-76.
Prophylactic gynecology in postnatal patients based on personal ob-
servations of 1516 postnatal patients. J. A. ALA. 97:757-60.
Pre-eclampsia in an abdominal pregnancy. Amer. J. Obstet. and
9 Gyn. 23:1:139.
Lederer, Francis L.
(2) Articles:
Diseases of the larynx, diseases of the nose, mastoid disease, and
various articles on otolaryngology. Chapters in "Cyclopedia of
Medicine." F. A. Davis Co., Phila. 1931.
Lee, Frederic Edward
(2) Articles:
China's old-style native banks. Amer. Bank Assoc. J. XXIV:2:465-
66, 106-08. (3000)
Central bank proposals for China. Statist (London) CXVin:2793:
333-34- (2500)
The status of British "Big Five" banks. Barron's XH: 11:24. (2800)
The vitality of British banks. Chicago J. Com. XII: 153:7; 154:7.
(3500)
Lf.hmann, E. W.
(2) Articles:
George Washington, the agricultural engineer. Better Farm and
Equip. Mag., Apr., 1932, pp. 5-7. (2500)
Soil erosion control progress in Illinois. Agr. Eng. J., May, 1932,
pp. 126-27. (2000)
Developing business on electrical equipment for the farm. Farm
Impl. News, Dec. 31, 1931, pp. 14-15. (2000)
Electricity on the farm and in rural communities. C.R.E.A. Bui.
VII: 1:6-55. (24,000)
Lendrum, J. T., sec Porter, F. M.
Leutwiler, O. a.
(i) Books:
Notes on the design of steam power plants. (Revised and enlarged
ed.) Edwards Brothers, Ann Arbor, Alich. Feb., 1932. 203 pp.
Lewison, Maurice
(2) Articles:
JVith Ellis B. Freilich and Oscar B. Ragins:
A correlation of clinical diagnoses and pathological findings with
special reference to tuberculosis. An analysis of autopsy find-
ings in 893 cases. Amer. Rev. Tubercul. XXIV:2: 152-71.
LlFVENDAHL, RiCHARD A.
(2) Articles:
Uterine abscess, hysterectomy, and recovery. Amer. j. Obstet. and
Gyn. 23:97.
Ascending intra-uterine polyp. Ibid. 23:594.
Publications of the Faculty 35
LiFVENDAHL, RiCHARD A.
(2) Articles (continued)
Modifications of the hormone tests for the diagnosis of pregnancy.
Ibid. May, 1932.
A vaginal speculum for the cauterization of the cervix. Ibid. 22:444.
The tela-vaginalite. Ibid. 23:500.
Possible errors in the interpretation of intravenous urograph^^ 111.
Med. J., July, 1931.
Tumors of the extra-hepatic bile ducts. An. Surg., 1931, p. 61.
The treatment of leukorrhea. Bui. South Side Branch Chicago
Med. Soc. 2:9.
LiXSLEY, C. M.
(2) Article*:
Limestone — the key to soil building and higher crop yields. 111. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Circ. 375. (7200)
LiTMAN, Simon
(2) Articles:
What economic Russia means. 111. J. Com. XIII:5:9-io. (750)
Littleton, A. C.
(2) Articles:
Overburdened terms. Acct. Rev. VI:2:i42. (1000)
The social significance of accounting. Ibid. ¥1:3:230. (1000)
Early transaction analysis. Ibid. ¥1:3:179-84. (4000)
Accountants certificates. Amer. Acct. 16:9:270. (700)
Lloyd, J. W.
(2) Articles:
Lessons from cooperative marketing. Trans. 111. Hort. Soc. 65:384-
87. (1200)
Cauliflower for corn-belt gardens. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 385:1-11.
(3200)
Carrot culture, /fczc?. 386:1-8. (2600)
With E. P. Lewis:
Fertilizer experiments with ten market-garden crops in Cook
County, Illinois. Ibid. 377:1-36. (13,000)
LocKLix, D. Philip
(2) Articles:
Changing character of transportation system. Amer. Econ. Rev.
XXII:i:sup., 274-76. (900)
LooMis, F. W.
(2) Articles:
Rotational structure of the red bands of potassium. Phys. Rev.
38:2153; 39:i89A.
With R. W. Wood:
Nuclear spon of potassium. Ibid. 38:854.
With R. E. Nusbaum:
The magnetic rotation spectrum and heat of dissociation of the
lithium molecule. Ibid. 38:1447, 1712A.
36 University of Illinois
LooMis, F. W.
(2) Articles (continued)
With R. E. Nusbaum:
Heats of dissociation of Na2 and K2. Ibid. 39:i79A.
Magnetic rotation spectrum and heat of dissociation of the po-
tassium molecule. Ibid. 39:89.
Magnetic rotation spectrum and heat of dissociation of the sodium
molecule. Ibid. 40:380-86.
With H. Q. Fuller:
The enhancement of iodine absorption by the admixture of oxygen.
Ibid. 39:i8oA.
With J. G. Winans:
Uber einen Versuch zur Aufifinding des Ramaneflfektes an Metallek-
tronen. Zeits. f. Phys. 73:658.
LouNSBURY, Raymond H.
(2) Articles:
Velocity concepts and prices. Qt. J. Econ. 46:1:34-67. (12,000)
Luce, Wilbur M.
(2) Articles:
The temperature-eflfective period in infrabar and its heterozygotes.
J. Exp. Zool. 59:3:467-98. (11,000)
Lybyer, a. H.
(i) Books (edited) :
Modern Turkey. Monograph series of the New Orient Society of
America. No. 3. Open Court Pub. Co., Chicago. 1932. 80 pp.
(2) Articles:
The political reconstruction of Turkey. Ibid. (5000)
Oriental and Near Eastern relations of the United States. Amer.
Year Book 1931:57-62. (3500)
Scholars in the horseless age. Amer. Scholar 1:2:194-200. (3100)
A day of rejoicing (Nov. 11, 1931). Illini Weekly, Nov. 20, 1931.
(3200)
Feudalism, Saracen and Ottoman. Encyc. Soc. Sci. 6:210-13. (2200)
Turkey and the Near East (12 monthly short articles and notes).
Cur. Hist. Mag. 34:2-6; 35:1-6; 36:1. (20,500)
(3) Reviews:
The Grand Seraglio: Beyond the Sublime Porte, by Barnette Miller.
Yale Rev. 21:3:608-10. (600)
The Holy Land under mandate, by Fannie Fern Andrews. C. S.
Monitor, July 11, 1931, p. 12. (2400)
McAllister, Walter G.
(i) Books:
A further study of the delayed reaction in the albino rat. Comp.
Psych. Monog. Johns Hopkins Press, Baltimore. 1932. 103 pp.
(2) Articles:
With H. D. Bcrmwi:
Visual form discrimination in the domestic cat. J. Comp. Psych.
XH: 2:207-41. (1200)
Publications of the Faculty 37
I^IcDaniels, Herbert E.
(2) Articles:
Rapid agglutination in tularemia tests. Amer. J. Pub. Health 21:5:
552. (400)
Effect of egg-white in oral vaccination against pneumococcus. Proc.
Soc. Exp. Biol, and Med. 28:6:587-88. (670)
Tularemia in Illinois: a study of the epidemiology, case histories,
distribution and prevalence in the state. 111. Health Qt. 3:3:
192-200. (4800)
Undulant fever in Illinois: case histories, epidemiology, and recent
prevalence in Illinois. 111. Dept. Pub. Health, Educ. Circ. 49.
(9000)
With V. M. Ryan and M. Boyer:
Alotility in the examination for B. tj-phosus and related pathogens.
Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol, and Med. 29:4:404-06. (560)
^IcGuiGAN, Hugh A.
(2) Articles:
With J. A. Higgins and P. L. Ezuing:
Effect of evaporation and radiation on nicotine solutions. J. Pharm.
and Exp. Therap. XLII:2:2i3-i6. (900)
Slowing of the heart rate, due to irradiated synephrin, epinephrine,
nicotine and related drugs. Ibid. XLIV: 3: 353-58. (550)
With P. L. Ezi'ing and P. Blickensdorfer:
Effect of ultra-violet rays on epinephrine and related products. Ihid.
XLIII: 1:125-29. (550)
McKenna, Charles M.
(2) Articles:
Traumatic lesions of the urogenital tract. J. Urology.
Cancer of the penis and associated lymph nodes. Trans. Amer.
Assoc. Genito-Urinary Surg.
Vesico-vaginal fistula. Bui. Chicago Med. Soc.
McMuxx, R. L.
(2) Articles:
Bridge-graft and save trunk-injured fruit trees. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Circ. 381:1-20. (7000)
Adaptation of fruits to Illinois. 111. Agr., Feb., 1932. (1600)
See also Dorsey, M. J.
Madson, Willard H.
(2) Articles:
A study of the particle size of colloidal hydrous beryllium oxide
sols. J. Phys. Chem. 36:855-59. (2475)
With F. C. Krauskopf:
A study of the preparation and certain properties of arsenic tri-
iodide. Rec. Trav. Chem. 50:1005-10. (2750)
A study of the preparation and certain properties of colloidal
hydrous beryllium oxide sols. J. Phys. Chem. 35:3237-58.
(11,000)
38 University of Illinois
Marsh, R. S.
(2) Articles:
Our Illinois program in orchard management. Trans. Kentucky
Hort. Soc. 1931:30-38. (2000)
Reducing production costs in peach orchards. Trans. III. Hort. Soc.
1931:503-11- (1500)
Marvel, Carl S.
(i) Books:
See Adams, Roger.
(2) Articles:
With Wallace Windus:
The resolution of synthetic methionine. J. A. C. S. 53:3490-94.
With D. W. Davis:
The stability of hexa-tertiary-alkylethinylethanes: the effect of in-
creasing the weight of the alkyl groups. Ibid. 53:3840-51.
With J. Gail Stampfli:
Tetraphenyl-di-tertiary-butylethinylethane. Ibid. 53:4057-65. (4000)
With Tse-Tsing Chu:
Synthesis and characterization of 2, 4-dimethyIpentanol-i. Ibid.
53:4449. (450)
With D. Althausen:
The rearrangement of certain polyines: the structure of the product
obtained by the rearrangement of tetraphenyl-di-tertiary-butyle-
thinyle-thane. Ibid. 54:1174-84. (5500)
With R. S. Szveet:
The reduction of acetylenic carbinols with titanium trichloride. Ibid.
54:1184-90. (3500)
Mathews, J. M.
(2) Articles:
Executive agreements. Encyc. Soc. Sci. V: 685-86. (1000)
The United States and World Affairs. Amer. Year Book 1931:
44-52. (6000)
National and international relations of states. Ibid. 1 15-17. (2000)
State administration. Ibid. 124-26. (1500)
Maxwell, William K.
(3) Reviews:
Stemming from Jane Austen: Loads of Love, by Anne Parrish.
Books (N. Y. Her. Trib.) 8:22:7. (500)
The child in the house: A Childhood, by Hans Carossa. Ibid.
8:31:2.
Mays, Arthur B.
(2) Articles:
Training needs of industrial-arts teachers. Proc. 22d Manual-Arts
Conf. Miss. Vail. Coll. and Univ. (W. T. Bawden, Peoria, III,
pub.) pp. 15-16. (450)
The practical-arts courses and vocational choices. Ind. Arts and
Voc. Educ. Mag. 21:4:107-09. (2000)
The practical-arts courses in the education of youth. Education
52:6:337-41. (2500)
Publications of the Faculty • 39
Mays, Arthur B.
(2) Articles (continued)
The practical arts and the growth of democracy-. Peabodj- J. Educ.
9:4:195-99. (2000)
The practical arts and culture. Ibid. 9:5:297-300. (2000)
Metcalf, C. L.
(i) Books:
With W. P. Flint:
Fundamentals of insect life. McGraw-Hill Book Co., X. Y. 1932.
xi + 581 pp.
(2) Articles:
Black flies and other biting flies of the Adirondacks. N. Y. State
Museum Bui. 289:1-58. (25,000)
With W. E. Sanderson:
Control of biting flies in the Adirondacks. Ibid. 289:59-75. (7500)
Meyer, Jacob
(2) Articles:
Primary carcinoma of the duodenum. Arch. Int. Med. 47:917-41.
IVith David H. Rosenberg:
Tumors of the suprarenal gland with special reference to carcinoma
of the cortex. Ibid. 48:611-26.
With Gerald Fnnness:
Carcinoma of the stomach. Aled. Clin. N. Amer. 15:729-35.
Michael, Viola M.
(2) Articles:
With Robert Graham:
Studies on incubator hj-giene — I. Formalin fumigation. Poultry Sci.
11:2:110-16. (2800)
MiCHAUD, Regis
(i) Books:
I With Fr. L. Schoell:
Henri Adams, Mon Education (traduction, introduction et notes).
Boivin Co., Paris. 1932. 315 pp.
Miles, Russell Hancock
(i) Books:
Sonata chromatics for organ. H. W. Gray Co., N. Y. (Xovello)
1931- 25 pp.
]\Iiller, G. a.
(2) Articles:
Automorphisms of order 2 of an abelian group. Proc. Nat. Acad.
Sci. 17:320-25. (2500)
Theorems relating to the history of mathematics. Ibid. 17:463-66.
(1500)
Groups involving a small number of conjugates. Ibid. 17:691-94.
(1800)
Sets of distinct group operators involving all the products but not
all the squares, /feid. 18:100-02. (1500)
40 • University of Illinois
Miller, G. A.
(2) Articles (continued)
A few desirable modifications in the literature of group theory.
An. Math. 33:319-23. (2000)
Representation of a group as a transitive permutation group. Bui.
Amer. Math. Soc. 37:857-60. (1600)
Complete sets of conjugates under a group. Amer. J. Math. 54:110-
16. (3000)
Theorems relating to pre-Grecian mathematics. Amer. Math. Mo.
38:496-500. (2500)
The mathematical weakness of the early civilizations. Sci. Mo.
33:419-23. (2500)
Twelve fundamental mathematical concepts. Tohoku Math. J. 34:
230-35- (2400)
Marginal notes on Sanford's short history of mathematics. J.
Indian Math. Soc. 19:81-5. (2000)
Group theory and the history of logarithms. Ibid. 19:169-72. (1500)
Babylonian and Egyptian mathematics. Sci. Progr. 26:270-71. (500)
A mathematical proof. Science 73:476. (500)
A new mathematical review. Ibid. 74:366-67. (300)
Definitions of a mathematical group. Ibid. 75:102-03. (700)
Meaning of the word billion. Sch. and Soc. 33:591. (500)
A new mathematical encyclopedia. Ibid. 34:756-58. (1000)
(3) Reviews:
Enciclopcdia dellc matematichc elemcntari. Bui. Amer. Math. Soc.
38:157-8. Amer. Math. Mo. 39:168-71. (1200)
MiLLEs, George
(2) Articles:
With William F. P,etersen and E. F. Miiller:
Uber Anderungen des Kalium-Calcium-Quotienten der Lymphe bei
experimenteller Sepsis. Zeit. f. Ges. Exp. Med. 60:336.
New technic for roentgenographic study of renal vessels. Proc. Soc.
Exp. Biol, and Med. XXVIII: 351.
Studies in renal denervation — I. Roentgenographic demonstration
of vascular alteration. Ibid. XXVIII: 354.
Renal denervation — II. Vascular changes induced in the intact and
denervated kidney b}^ rattlesnake venom. Ibid. XXVIII: 561.
Renal denervation: the effect of snake venom and chilling on the
renal vascularization. Arch. Path. 1932:233.
With P. Hurwitz:
Effect of hypertonic solutions on cerebrospinal fluid pressure with
special reference to secondary rises and toxicity. Proc. Soc.
Exp. Biol, and Med. XXVIII: 1064.
Effect of hypertonic solutions on cerebrospinal fluid pressure. Arch.
Surg. 24:591.
With J. D. Koucky:
Carcinoma of the hepatic duct. An. Surg. 45:468.
MiLUM, V. G.
(i) Books and periodicals edited:
111. State Beekeepers' Assoc, 30-3ist An. Rpt. 1932. 236 pp.
111. State Beekeepers' Assoc. Bui. 10:17-44; 11:1-8.
American Honey Producer. 5:17-112.
American Honey Producers' League, An. Rpt. 1932. 80 pp.
Publications of the Faculty 41
MiLUM, V. G. (continued)
(2) Articles:
The honey bee's span of life. Beekeeper 39:65-67, 79-8i. (550o)
The developmental period of the honey bee. Connecticut Honey Bee
3:8-10; 4:7. (2400)
Life insurance high for worker bees. Ibid. 4:2,5. (650)
Advantages of organization. Gleanings in Bee Culture 60:36-37.
(450)
The American Honey Producers' League. Beekeepers' Item 16:5-6.
(1000)
Successful national meetings of beekeepers. Bees and Honey 13:
51-52. (1200)
(3) Reviews:
Honey in frozen delicacies: Making frozen delicacies at home, by
P. H. Tracy. Amer. Bee J. 71:547. (3S0)
Mitchell, David Ray
(2) Articles:
The future of mining engineering. Technograph, Dec, 1931. (3000)
Assisted in revision of Parr's Fuel, Gas, Water, and Lubricants,
4th ed., 1932.
Mitchell, H. H.
(2) Articles:
Cysteine and taurine as substituents for cystine in nutrition. J.
Nutr. IV: 1:95-104. (5000)
Some essentials of a good nutrition experiment. Ibid. IV:4:525-38.
(6000)
With L. E. Card and T. S. Hamilton:
A technical study of the growth of white leghorn chickens. 111. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Bui. 367:83-139. (17,500)
With W. E. Carroll, T. S. Hamilton, and G. E. Hunt:
Food requirements of pregnancy in swine. Ibid. 375:467-504.
(13,000)
• IVith T. S. Hamilton:
The nutritive value for growing swine of the proteins of linseed
meal and of cottonseed meal, both alone and in combination
with the proteins of corn. J. Agr. Res. 43:8:743-48. (1000)
With D. B. Smuts:
The amino acid deficiencies of beef, wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans
for growth in the white rat. J. Biol. Chem. XCV: 1:263-81.
(3500)
With D. B. Smuts and T. S. Hamilton:
The relation between dietary cystine and the growth and cystine
content of hair in the rat. Ibid. XCV: 1:283-95. (3500)
MoiNAT, A. D.
(2) Articles:
Available water and the wilting of plants. Plant Physiol. 7:1:35-46.
(5000)
42 University of Illinois
Monroe, Walter S.
(2) Articles:
What is good teaching? Peabody Reflector and Alumni News
4:161-62.
Summary of research relating to the teaching of the social studies.
Rev. Educ. Res. 2:43-46. (1600)
With M. D. Engelhart:
A critical summary of research relating to the teaching of arith-
metic. U. of 111. Bur. Educ. Res. Bui. 58. (42,000)
(3) Reviews:
Practices of universities in granting higher degrees in education,
by Frank N. Freeman. J. Higher Educ. 2:352-53. (300)
Survey of land grant colleges and universities. Ibid. Oct., 1931.
(800)
Mora, Jacob Morton
(2) Articles:
Thyroidectomy for thyrotoxicosis in patients beyond the fiftieth
year. 111. Aled. J. 59:338. (2000)
With E. I. Greene:
Thyroidectomy for thyrotoxicosis in the young. Surg., Gen., and
Obstet. 53:375-78. (3000)
jMorey, Lloyd
(2) Articles:
Accounting procedures for universities and colleges. Acct. Rev.
7:1:54-60. (4000)
Standard financial reports for colleges and universities. Assoc.
Univ. and Coll. Bus. Off. 21st An. Meet., pp. 20-30. (4500)
Monthly editorials. Educ. Bus. Mgr. and Buyer. 8:5-12; 9:1-4.
(2500)
Morrison, Sherm.\n W.
(2) Articles:
A study of the Borntraeger color reaction and therapeutic activitj'
of cascara sagrada. j. A. Ph. A. XX: 12:1276-81. (2400)
Mosher, M. L., see Case, H. C. M.
]\[urphy, Frank G.
(2) Articles:
Observations derived from twenty-one consecutive cases of fracture
involving the hip. 111. ]\Ied. J. LX: 5:425. Internat. J. Med. and
Surg. 44:8:367. (2600)
Murphy, Lawrence W.
(2) Articles:
Professional and non-professional teaching of journalism. Journ.
Qt. 9:1:46-60. (4500)
An interesting career. Nat. Printer-Journ. 49:8:62,92. (1550)
Research in the news. Ibid. 49:9:44,96; 49:10:10,36-37. (3000)
A great teacher. Ibid. 49:11:48,88; 49:12:64,92-93; 50:1:46,92-94.
(6000)
Publications of the Faculty 43
Murphy, Lawrence W.
(2) Articles (continued)
Presidential address to A. A. T. J. Ibid. 50:2:56,96; 50:3:54,96;
50:4:56,94. (5000)
Chain organizations in the weekly field. Ibid. 49:8:27. (2000)
Past presidents of the Illinois Press Association. Pub. Auxil.
67:4:1. (1500)
(3) Reviews:
Labor in the news, by Dickinson. Xat. Printer- Journ. 49:5:78,
82,84. (2500)
The church news problem, bj' Norton. Ibid. 49:7:62. (1200)
Mylonas, George E.
(2) Articles:
The prehistoric inhabitants of Hellas and the historic Hellenic
tribes. Ephemeris Archaeologike, 1930 (circulated in Dec,
1931). PP- 1-29. (11,000)
Minyan ware and the prehistoric periods of }vIacedonia. Praktika
of the Academy of Athens, 1931. VI: 106-13. (2500)
The prehistoric cemetery and the settlement of Haghios Kosmas.
^led. (Anthropol.) J. of Greece, 1932, pp. 31-44. (5000)
Nedzel, a. J.
(2) Articles:
Leucocytic concentration in skin and trachea following external
application of heat and cold. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol, and Med.
29:402-03. (425)
See also Arnold, Lloyd.
Nevexs, William Barbolt?
(2) Articles:
Feeding the dair\' herd. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 372:1-52.
See also Rusk, H. P.
Xewcomb, Rexford
(f) Books:
Outlines of history of architecture. Part I — Ancient architecture.
John Wiley and Sons, N. Y. 1931. 176 pp.
With W. A. Foster:
Home architecture. John Wile}' and Sons, N. Y. 1932. 384 pp.
(2) Articles:
The evolution of the Spanish house. In "Better Homes Manual,"
ed. by Blanche Halbert, V. of Chicago Press. 1931. pp. 141-45.
(1750)
Architecture and landscape architecture should be interdependent.
Ibid. pp. 105-08. (1150)
A brief history of rural architecture in the United States. Special
paper E., App. VIII, of the Com. on Farm and Village Housing,
President's Conf. on Home Building, pp. 1-32, i-vi. Washington,
D. C. 1931. (10,500)
Lincoln made many trips to Urbana. Dail}- Illini, Feb. 14, 1932.
(1300)
Architecture. World Book Encyc. An. for 1931, pp. 17-19. (1600)
44 University of Illinois
Nicholson, Alfred
(i) Books:
Cimabue, a critical study. Princeton Univ. Press. 1932. 60 pp.,
with 60 pi.
(2) Articles:
A Valencian Madonna of the early fifteenth century. Art in Amer.,
Feb., 1932, pp. 60-67. (1800)
Norton, E. A., see Smith, R. S.
Norton, L. J.
(2) Articles:
Financial results of the operation of Illinois farmers' elevators in
1929 and 1930. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., Div. Agr. Econ., Mimeo. 8.
16 pp. (4000)
Present price situation and its background. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., Agr.
Adjust. Conf. Bk. 32 pp. (12,000)
An evaluation of possible adjustments in the general situation. Ibid.
8 pp. (300)
With R. C. Ross:
Farm prices and how they are made. Ibid. 39 pp. (14,000)
Se,e also Stewart, C. L., and Case, H. C. M.
NoYEs, William A.
(2) Articles:
The interaction between nitrogen trichloride and nitric oxide at
-150°. III. Interaction of nitric oxide and chlorine at -80°
and -150°. J. A. C.S. 53:2137-43. (3200)
The uncertainty principle and free will. Science 74:595-96. (330)
Die Elektronenstruktur des Stickdioxid. Zeit. Elektrochemie, 1931,
pp. 569-71. (1600)
Oxydation und Reduktion als Elektronenvorgange. Zeit. angew.
Chem. 44:893-96. (3000)
Reconstruction in 1931. Johns Hopkins Alumni Mag. 20:133-41.
(4500)
War or Peace? Qt. J. Relig., Sci., and Phil, Apr., 1932, pp. 29-35.
(2200)
O' Conor, Vincent J.
(2) Articles:
Genito-urinary review. In "Progressive Medicine." J. B. Lippin-
cott Co., Phila., Dec., 1931. (8000)
Bladder neck resection by a combined method. Urologic and Cu-
taneous Rev. (St. Louis), Mar., 1932, 3 pp.
Functional incontinence of urine in women. Trans. Amer. Assoc.
Genito-Urin. Surg., 1931, pp. 341-44.
Antivirus therapy in colon bacillus infections of the urinary tract.
Ibid. pp. 213-20.
(3) Reviews:
Surgical pathology of the genito-urinary organs, by Arthur E.
Hertzler. Surg., Gyn., and Obstet. LiV:6:975. (300)
Odell, C. W.
(2) Articles:
Still more about scoring rearrangement or continuity tests. School
Rev. 39:542-46. (1250)
Publications of the Faculty 45
Odell, C. W.
(2) xA.rticles (continued)
Provisions for mentally atypical pupils. U. of 111. Bur. Educ. Res.
Bui. 59. (25,000)
Further data concerning the effect of weighting exercises in new-
type examinations. J. Educ. Psych. 22:700-04. (1500)
Special school features reported by Illinois superintendents and
principals. U. of III. Bur. Educ. Res. Circ. 56. (3300)
Tests in literature. Proc. H. S. Conf., U. of 111. Bui. 29:36:96-100.
(4000)
Standardized and other tests in physics. Ibid. 29:36:292-96. (3200)
With L. A. Astell:
High school science clubs. U. of 111. Bur. Educ. Res. Bui. 60.
(30,000)
With A. W. Clevenger:
High-school libraries in Illinois. Ihid. 57. (13,500)
O'DoNNELL, Thomas E.
(2) Articles:
An outline of the history of architecture in Illinois. Trans. 111.
State Hist. Soc. 38:127-42. (10,000)
Oldfather, W. a.
(2) Articles:
Lokris and Lokrians. Real-Encj'clopadie der classischen Alter-
tumswissenschaft IV:Ai; XV:2. (3800)
Liyy, Appian, Caesar, Dio Cassius, and Suetonius. Allison-Fay-
Shearer-Shipman Guide to Hist. Lit. (1500)
An early "glider." Latin Notes 9:7:6. (200)
A Greek boy's letter. Fragmenta Latina (Ft. Waj'ne, Ind.) 13:2.
(3) Reviews:
Etudes topographiques sur la Messenie ancienne, by M. N. Valmin.
Amer. J. Arch. 25:4:484-86.
Olkon, D. M.
(2) Articles:
Genuine epilepsy. Assoc. Res. Nerv. and Ment. Dis., Res. Pub.
VI 1: 407-24. (3000)
Epilepsy of the angio spastic variety of monozygotic twins. Arch.
Neurol, and Psych. 25:1111-18. (1900)
A unique type of speech disturbance in epidemic encephalitis. Ihid.
27 -.172-7 A- (800)
Olson, Fred C.
(2) Articles:
With William J. Loeffel and Ray R. Thalman:
Studies of rickets in swine. Neb. Agr. Exp. Sta. Res. Bui. 58:1-67.
(30,000)
See also Bull, Sleeter.
Olson, Sigurd F.
(2) Articles:
The bluebills are coming. Sports Afield, Sept.-Oct., 1931. (4000)
Papette. Ihid., Jan.-Feb., 1932. (7500)
46 University of Illinois
Olson, Sigurd F.
(2) Articles (continued)
Search for the wild. Ibid., May-June, 1932. (3500)
Fish-eating deer. J. Mammal., Feb., 1932. (800)
Outhouse, Julia
(2) Articles:
JVith Armstrong, Woodruff, and Barto:
Some ways of cooking and using whole and cracked wheat. 111.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 382. 12 pp.
Overman, O. R.
(2) Articles:
Some methods for detecting adulteration in dairy products. Ice
Cream Trade J., Sept., 1931, pp. 55-57. (2400)
IVith K. E. Wright:
Action du cuivre, de I'acide lactique et de la temperature sur
I'auto-oxydation de la matiere grasse du beurre et du saindoux.
Le Lait 11:564-70. (2100)
With O. F. Garrett:
Les exigences de la matiere grasse du beurre en permanganate.
Ihid. 12:81-88. (2200)
The Babcock test for fat in milk. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 390.
(1600)
Park, Orlando
(2) Articles:
Abnormal antenna in Eleodes. Ent. News 42:112-13. (400)
Abnormal antenna in Tragidion. Ibid. 43:18-19. (400)
The myrmecocoles of Lasius umbratus mixtus aphidicola Walsh.
An. Ent. Soc. Amer. 25:77-88. (4200)
With John A. Lockett and Dzvight J. Myers:
Studies in nocturnal ecology with special reference to climax forest.
Ecology 12:709-27. (8700)
Parmelee, C. W.
(2) Articles:
With T. N. McVay:
An investigation of the properties of some feldspars. 111. Eng. Exp.
Sta. Bui. 233. (6400)
With A. Ally:
Some properties of chrome spinel. J. Amer. Cer. Soc. 15:213-25.
(2700)
See also Kraehenbuehl, John O.
Parry, John J.
(i) Books:
A bibliography of critical Arthurian literature for the years 1922-29.
Mod. Lang. Assoc. Amer., N. Y. 1931. 1 + 59 PP-
(2) Articles:
Further comment on Randolph's text. Alod. Lang. Notes XL VI:
510-12. (550)
A variant version of Geoffrey of ^lonmouth's Historia. A misc. of
studies in Rom. Lang, and Lit. presented to Leon E. Kastner
(Cambridge, England, 1932), pp. 384-89- (3000)
Publications of the Faculty 47
Parry, John J.
(2) Articles (continued)
With Margaret Schlauch and Barbara Matulka:
Arthurian bibliography for 1931. Mod. Lang. Assoc. Amer.
(Mimeographed by New York Univ.) 12 pp.
(3) Reviews:
Lancelot and Guenevere, by T. P. Cross and W. A. Nitze. Speculum
VI: 482-83. (800)
Le Poeme du Gral et ses Auteurs, by Maurice Wilmotte. Ibid.
VII:439-44. (800)
The drinking academy, a play by Thomas Randolph. J. Engl, and
Germ. Philol. XXX: 439. (800)
Paul, H. G.
(i) Books:
With W. D. Miller:
Language goals. Lyons and Carnahan, Chicago. 1931. Book IV,
xi + 218 pp. Book V, xiii + 210 pp.
(2) Articles:
Cooperation in learning English. 111. Assoc. Teach. Ensl. Bui.
XXIV: 1:1-15. (5300)
Minimum requirements. Ibid. XXIV: 3: 15-16. (300)
Letters requiring tact. Ibid. XXIV:4:i-i3. (3300)
The study of the novel. Ibid. XXIV:8:i-35. (12,500)
The teacher of science and the language problem. Sch. Sci. Math.
XXXI :6: 652-64. (4000)
Pease, Theodore C.
(2) Articles:
Hardin, John J. Diet. Amer. Biog. 8:246. (500)
Herndon, William Henry. Ibid. 8:579. (600)
(3) Reviews:
The religious background of American culture, by Thomas C. Hall.
Miss. Vail. Hist. Rev. 18:1:127-28. (500)
Diary of William Sewall (i 797-1846), ed. by John Goodell. Ibid.
18:3:402. (300)
Religion on the American frontier — The Baptists 1783-1830, by
William W. Sweet. Ibid. 18:3:404-05. (500)
Fifty years of party warfare, by William O. Lynch. Ibid. 18:3:405.
Perlstein, Minnie Oboler, .see Wien, Max S.
Petersen, William F.
(2) Articles:
Constitution and disease. Physiol. Rev. XII:283.
See also Milles, George.
Phipps, Thomas Erwin
(2) Articles:
With O. Stern:
•Uber die Einstellung der Richtungsquantelung. Zeitschrift fiir
Physik. 73:185-91. (2500)
With E. J. Shaw:
Magnetic moment of the diatomic sulfur molecule. Phys. Rev.
38:1:174-78. (1200)
48 University of Illinois
PicKELs, George Wellington
(2) Articles:
Run-off investigations in central Illinois. 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui.
232. 131 pp.
Pickens, Louise M., see Keeton, Robert.
PiEPER, John J.
(2) Articles:
The physiological behavior of regional strains of potatoes. J. Amer.
Soc. Agron. 24:4:300-11. (2700)
New recommendations in seeding soybeans. Proc. Amer. Soybean
Assoc. 111:57-59. (950)
Interest in Lespedeza grows. 111. Agr. XXXVI: 7:99, in. (1750)
Pilot, Isadore
(2) Articles:
Polyarthritis complicating tonsillitis due to hemolytic streptococci.
Med. Clin. N. Amer. 15:774-84.
Skin reactions with Staphylococcus aureus. J. Allergy 111:86.
Throat infection due to hemolytic streptococci and their relation to
arthritis and arthralgia. Arch. Otolaryng. 15:71-80.
Tonsillitis and its sequellae. Clin. Surg, and Med. 39:112-114.
With I. M. Levin:
Native infestation with Diphylobothrium latum (fish tapeworm) —
report of five cases in children. Amer. T. Med. Sci. 181:710-14.
With A. J. Kohak:
Skin reactivity of mother and infants to Staphylococcus aureus —
filtrate and vaccine. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol, and Med. 28:584-86.
With Mary Spivack:
Cystic fibroid with twisted pedicle, simulating an ovarian cyst.
Amer. J. Obstet. and Gyn. 23:77-83.
See also Davis, D. J.
•
PoGGi, E. Muriel
(2) Articles:
Settlement and development of the prairie province of Illinois.
Trans. 111. Acad. Sci. 24:2:401-09. (3000)
POLSON, J. A.
(2) Articles:
M'^ith Joseph G. Lowther:
The flow of air through circular orifices in thin plates. 111. Eng.
Exp. Sta. Bui. 240.
Porter, Francis Marion
(i) Books:
With James Thoburn Lendrum:
Architectural projections. Edwards Bros., Ann Arbor, Mich. 1931.
44 pp.
PoTTHOFF, Edward F.
(2) Articles:
Who goes to college — the selective character of education at- the
college level. J. Higher Educ. 11: 294-97. (1800)
Publications of the Faculty 49
PoTTFOFF, Edward F.
(2) Articles (continued)
A comparison of three methods of computing composite scores.
J. Educ. Res. XXIV: 224-27. (1700)
The psychology of arithmetic in the light of recent experimentation.
Trans. 111. Acad. Sci. XXIV: 524-27. (1900)
With N. E. Barnett:
A comparison of marks based upon weighted and unweighted items
in a new-type test. J. Educ. Psych. XXIII :92-98. (3200)
PuESTOw, Charles B.
(2) Articles:
The discharge of bile into the duodenum, an experimental study.
Arch. Surg. 23:1013-29.
The activity of isolated intestinal segments. Ibid. 24:565-73.
Complete separation of the mucosa of the gallbladder from over-
lying structures: report of a case. 111. Med. J. 61:204-05.
Simultaneous electrograms and myograms from isolated intestinal
segments in unanaesthetized dog. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol, and
Med. 29:901-02.
PuNKE, Harold H.
(2) Articles:
The folk high school and other recently developed institutions in
German adult education. Sch. Rev. XXXIX: 9:696-706. (3700)
Ragins, Oscar B., see Lewison, Maurice.
Randall, J. G.
(2) Articles:
George Washington and "entangling alliances." S. Atlantic Qt.
30:3:221-29. (3300)
(3) Reviews:
Lincoln the politician, by Don C. Seitz. Miss. Vail. Hist. Rev.
18:3:411-12. (350)
Rayner, William Horace
(2) Articles:
The telescopes of surveying instruments. 111. Eng. VII :6. (2000)
Reagan, G. W.
(i) Books:
Fundamentals of teaching: Scott, Foresman, and Co., Chicago.
1932. 554 pp.
Reed, Carlos I.
(2) Articles:
A frontier physician. Amer. Med. Hist. 3:3:296-99. (1800)
William Beaumont. 111. Med. J. 40:66-68. (1400)
*rhe history of the development of physiology in the United States.
Ibid, ^l -.2:220-26. (4600)
Animal experimentation. 111. Health Qt. 3:203. (4000)
With A. Bachem:
Skin and radiation. Arch. Phys. Ther., X-ray, Radium. 12:1-10.
(7000)
50 University of Illinois
Reed, John C, see Ambrosius, Edgar E.
Reedy, J. H.
(i) Books:
Industrial General Chemistry, rev. ed. Service Press, Champaign,
111. 1931. 383 pp.
(2) Articles:
The mode of oxidation of organic acids. Trans. 111. Acad. Sci.
24:2:262-5. (iioo)
(3) Reviews:
Chemical calculations, by J. S. Long and H. V. Anderson. J. Chem.
Educ. IX:5:968. (125)
Abstracts of 20 articles in various chemical journals. Chem. Abstr.
25 and 26. (2000)
Reich, Herbert J.
(2) Articles:
A self-stopping D. C. thyratron circuit. Electronics 3:6:240. (675)
With G. S. Marvin and K. A. Stall:
Vacuum tube voltmeter of high sensitivity. /feiW. 3:3:109-11. (1750)
With G. S. Marvin:
A photoelectric method for testing camera shutters. Rev. Sci. Instr.
2:12:814-17. (775)
Rich, Gilbert J.
(2) Articles:
Intelligence and body chemistry. Science 74:1905:21-22. (600)
RiCHART, F. E.
(i) Books:
With F. B. Seely:
Chapters XII, XIII, XIV in "Advanced Mechanics of Materials."
John Wiley and Sons, N. Y. 1932. 243-85.
(2) Articles:
Stresses and strains in reinforced concrete columns. New Internat.
Assoc. Test. Mat. (Zurich, Switzerland.) Preprint, 1931, pp.
1-28. (18,000)
The structural performance of concrete masonry walls. J. Amer.
Concrete Instit. 3:6:363-85. (6000)
With G. C. Staehle:
Third progress report on cohunn tests at U. of 111. Ibid. 3:3:167-75.
(4000)
Fourth progress report on column tests at U. of 111. Ibid. 3:5:279-
315. (16,000)
With V. P. Jensen:
Tests of plain and reinforced concrete made with haydite aggre-
gates. 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 237:1-82. (37,000)
With P. M. Woodworth and R. B. B. Moorman:
Tests of the stability of concrete masonry walls. Proc. A. S. T. M.
31:2:661-80,687-89. (10,000)
Stability of concrete masonry walls. Concrete 39:2:15. (2000)
Behavior of concrete masonry units in wall construction. Concrete
Prod. XL:7:l2-l6. (6000)
Publications of the Faculty 51
RicHTER, Oscar
(2) Articles:
With Arthur E. Meyer and A. C. Ivy:
Treatment of pernicious anemia with horse liver extract. J. A. M. A.
98:19:1623-25. (1500)
Roberts, Elmer
(2) Articles:
A new mutation in the house mouse. Science 74:1927:569. (200)
With L. E. Card:
Further studies on the inheritance of resistance to bacterial infec-
tion. Anatom. Rec. 51:1:118-19. (300)
With W. E. Carroll:
The inheritance of "hairlessness" in swine. J. Hered. XXII :4:
125-32. (1600)
Robinson, Anna Belle
(2) Articles:
The Dalton plan in a freshmen clothing course. J. Home Econ.
23:9:837-40. (1000)
Robinson, Florence B.
(i) Books:
Tabular ke3^s to deciduous trees. U. of 111. Info. Off. (mimeo.)
43 pp.
Tabular keys to deciduous shrubs and to conifers. U. of 111. Info.
Off. (mimeo.) 62 pp.
(2) Articles:
Shrubs in the landscape. Amer. Lands. Arch., Jan., 1932, pp. 18-21.
(2400)
A new approach to planting design. Ibid. Apr., 1932, pp. 26-30.
(2300)
RODEBUSH, W. H.
(2) Articles:
Molecular rays. Rev. Mod. Phys. 3:392-411. (7600)
The calculation of chemical equilibrium from spectroscopic data.
Chem. Rev. IX: 319-46. (8000)
The entropy of nitrous oxide and carbon dioxide. Phys. Rev.
40:113. (150)
With John DeVries:
The dipole moment of semi-polar bonds. J. A. C. S. 53:2888. (2000)
With R. H. Eivart:
The effect of the solvent upon the activity of acids. Ihid. 54:419-23.
(2000)
With W. F. Henry:
Alolecular beams of salt vapors. Phys. Rev. 39:386. (150)
RODKEY, F. S.
(3) Reviews:
Social sciences in the Balkans and in Turkey: a survey of resources
for study and research in these fields of knowledge, by Robert
Joseph Kerner. J. Mod. Hist. 111:2:335-36. (500)
52 University of Illinois
RODKEY, F. S.
(2) Articles (continued)
Aus der historischen Wissenschaft der Soviet-Union: Vortrage
ihrer Vertreter wahrend der "Russischen Historikerwoche,"
veranstaltet in Berlin 1928 von der Deutschen Gessellschaft zum
Studium Osteuropas, ed. by Otto Hoetzsch. Ibid. 111:2:336-37.
(500)
The question of Greek independence: A study of British policy in
the Near East, 1821-1833, by C. W. Crawley. Amer. Hist. Rev.
XXXVI:4:8i3-i4. (400)
England, Russia, and the straits question, 1844-1856, by Vernon
John Puryear. Ibid. XXXVII :3:597-98. (500)
Rogers, Della Mae
(2) Articles:
Development of the modern business budget. J. Acct. 53:3:186-205.
(7600)
Rose, Wm. C.
(2) Articles:
Dietary facts and fads. Ind. Eng. Chem. 23:711-717. (8500)
The amino acids in nutrition. Yale J. Biol, and Med. 4:519-536.
(6000)
The relation of the amino acids to nutrition and growth. Chapter
in "Nutrition" volume. Report of the White House Conference
on Child Health and Protection. The Century Co., N. Y. 1932.
pp. 42-59. (5200)
The metabolism of the sugars. Ibid. pp. 79-89. (3500)
Feeding experiments with mixtures of highly purified amino acids —
I. The inadequacy of diets containing nineteen amino acids.
J. Biol. Chem. 94:155-165. (3800)
With R. H. Ellis:
Feeding experiments with mixtures of highly purified amino acids —
II. The supplementing effect of proteins. Ibid. 94:167-171.
(2000)
IVith W. IVindus and F. L. Cathcrivood:
Feeding experiments with mixtures of highly purified amino acids —
III. The supplementing effect of casein fractions. Ibid. 94:
173-184. (3900)
Ruch, Floyd L.
(2) Articles:
The differentiative effects of age on human learning. Stanford
Univ. Bui. 6:153-55. (1000)
Ruehe, H. a.
(2) Articles:
Side lights on the World's Dairy Congress. Milk Plant Mo. XX:
10:53-54- (700)
Making strawberry ice cream. Ice Cream Trade J. XXVII: 12:
55-56. (1400)
How to obtain the maximum results from the refrigeration system. ^
Ibid. XXVIII:3:3S-36. (1300)
Quality in dairy products. 5Sth An. Conv. 111. State Dairymen's
Assoc, pp. 40-47. (2500)
Publications of the Faculty 53
RUEHE, H. A.
(2) Articles (continued)
With M. J. Prucha and J. M. Brannon:
Effect of carbonation on bacterial content and keeping quality of
dairy products. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 368:143-64. (4800)
IVith P. H. Tracy:
Character of certain defects in flavor of market milk. Milk Plant
AIo. XXI :2: 52-54. (1300)
Flavor development in market milk. J. Dairy Sci. 14:3:250-67.
(6000)
With P. H. Tracy and R. J. Ramsey:
Flavor defects in strawberry ice cream. Ice Cream Rev. 15:6:36-37.
(500)
Rusk, H. P.
(2) Articles:
With W. B. Nevens, W. G. Kamuilade, J. L. Edmonds, C. W. Crazvford,
W. E. Carroll, and H. J. Sloan:
Utilizing the soybean crop in livestock feeding. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Circ. 369. 44 pp.
Ruth, W. A.
(2) Articles:
Experimental results in the pruning of bearing trees. Proc. Amer.
Pomol. Soc. 94; Proc. Ohio State Hort. Soc. 65:59-62. (1600)
With V. W. Kelley:
A study of the framework of the apple tree and its relation to
longevity. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 376:509-636. (55,000)
With G. V. Falkenherg:
The effects of humidity and temperature upon the wetting of peach
shoots. Proc. Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci. 28:657-62. (2900)
See also Anderson, H. W.
Sandford, William P.
(i) Books:
English theories of public address, 1530-1828. H. L. Hedrick, Co-
lumbus, Ohio. 1931. (mimeo.) 211 pp.
(2) Articles:
Some notes on the teaching of business speech. Qt. J. Speech
XVII:4:45i-58. (3000)
The case for training in business speaking. Chapter in "Speech
Education in a Democracy," by W. A. Cable. Expression Co.,
Boston. 1932. pp. 269-78. (3500)
Introduction to "Radio Speech," by Sherman P. Lawton. Expres-
sion Co., Boston. 1932. pp. xix-xxi. (750)
Modern uses of an ancient art. Proc. H. S. Conf., U. of 111. Bui.
29:36:91-95. (3000)
(3) Reviews:
Projects in speech for a foundation course, by A. H. Monroe and
P. E. Lull. Qt. J. Speech XVII: 3:424. (400)
54 University of Illinois
Saphir, Otto
(2) Articles:
Syphilitic myocarditis. Arch. Path. 13:266-95, 436-61.
With S. A. Wile:
Migratory peritonitis. Amer. J. Dis. Children 43:610-31.
Sarkissian, a. O.
(2) Articles:
Political upheaval in England (in Armenian). Gotchnag, Aug. 19,
1931, pp. 906-07. (1400)
The youth and the outlook. Massis, Aug.-Oct., 1931, pp. 221-23.
(1600)
(3) Reviews:
Story of the Near East Relief, by G. Barton. Cur. Hist., June, 1931,
pp. xxiv-xxv. (420) ; Hist. Outlook, Nov., 1931, pp. 362-63.
(680)
Abstracts of twenty-four articles (done into English from Armenian,
French, and German). Soc. Sci. Abstr. HI and IV. (2200)
Sarma, p. J.
(2) Articles:
Abdominal incisions — collected papers of the medical staff of the
Ravenswood hospital, Chicago, 1930 (pub. Sept., 1931), pp. 17-23.
The Hindu medicine and its antiquity. An. Med. Hist. ni:3:3i8-25.
Saunders, Alta Gwinn
(2) Articles:
Training business correspondents, J. Nat. Com. Teach. Fed. V:2.
(4000)
With C. R. Anderson:
Operation reports. Amer. Bus. Pract. 1X^:2368-2384. Ronald Press,
N. Y. 1931.
Savage, T. E.
(2) Articles:
The Devonian fauna of Kentucky. In "a symposium on the pale-
ontology of Kentucky." Kentucky Geol. Surv. (ser. 6) 36:
216-47. (7000)
With A. H. Sutton:
Age of the black shale in southcentral Kentucky. Amer. J. Sci.
5th series. 22:131:441-48. (2000)
Schlatter, Charles F.
(i) Books:
Advanced cost accounting. U. of 111. Info. Off. 1931. (mimeo.)
152 pp.
(2) Articles:
Zur Theorie der Standardkosten. Betriebswirtschaft (Stuttgart)
24:12:344-49. (2200)
Das Verfahren der Standardkosten an Hand eines praktischen
Beispiels. Ibid. 25:1:12-17; 2:43-46. (3200)
ScHNEBLY, Merrill L.
(2) Articles:
Some problems under the Illinois statute against accumulations. 111.
Law Rev. 26:5:491-515. (15,000)
Publications of the Faculty 55
ScHouR, Isaac
(2) Articles:
The teeth. In "Special Cytolog>'," 2d ed. Paul B. Hoeber, N. Y.
1:67-103. (10,500)
With H. B. Van Dyke:
Effect of hypophysectomy on the incisor of the rat. Proc. Soc. Exp.
Biol, and Med. 28:934-35. (450)
Effect of replacement therapy on eruption of the incisor of the
hypophysectomized rat. Ibid. 29:378-82. (1000)
Effect of hypophysectomy on the molar of the rat. Ihid. 29:688-89.
(450)
Histologic changes in the rat incisor following hypophysectomy. J.
Dent. Res. ii:873-75- (55o)
Schubert, Carl E., see Casberg, C. H.
ScHtJLTZ, Loxns
(2) Articles:
Spontaneous amputation of the tongue. 111. Med. J. LIX: 5:402-04.
Sears, O. H.
(2) Articles:
Inoculating soybeans. Proc. Amer. Soybean Assoc. 111:74-77.
(1200)
Seely, F. B.
(i) Books:
Advanced mechanics of materials. John Wiley and Sons, N. Y.
1932. 331 pp.
(2) Articles:
Ideal and practical (test) relations between elasticity and plasticity,
tenacity and brittleness. New Internat. Soc. Test. Mat. (Zurich,
Switzerland), 1931. (1700)
Proposed definitions of terms relating to methods of testing. Proc.
A. S. T. M. 31 :1; 602-04.
Selling, Lowell S.
(2) Articles:
The autobiography as a psychiatric technique. Amer. J. Ortho-
psychiat. 11:2:162-71.
Seybolt, Robert Francis
(2) Articles:
A note on the casualties of April 19 and June 17, 1775. New Eng-
land Qt. IV: 3: 525-28.
Governor Trumbull addresses the Assembly. Ibid. 1X^:4:793-94.
A contemporary British account of General Sir William Howe's
military operations in 1777. Proc. Amer. Antiquar. Soc. XL
(n.s., pt. i) : 69-92.
Hebrew in the schools of colonial America. Pubs. Amer. Jew. Hist.
32:113-14.
Theophilus Grew. Diet. Amer. Biog. VII:6o9-io.
56 University of Illinois
Shaw, James B.
(2) Articles:
The quest of beauty. Open Court 45:9:904 ff. (10,000)
Shedd, Thomas C.
(i) Books:
With Jamison Vawter:
Theory of simple structures. John Wiley and Sons, N. Y. 1931.
345 pp.
(2) Articles:
Discussion of "Moment distribution," by Hardy Cross. Proc.
A. S.C.E. 57:7:1061-62. (550)
Shelford, Victor E.
(2) Articles:
Concepts of bioecology. Ecology 12:455-67. (6500)
Basic principles of the classification of communities. Ibid. 13:
105-20. (7500)
Study of plant and animal communities. Ibid. 13:202-04. (1200)
The chinch bug in relation to climate and weather. 111. Nat. Hist.
Surv. Bui. 29:487-547.
Nature sanctuaries. Science 75:481. (300)
Shepard, Francis P.
(2) Articles:
Glacial troughs of the continental shelves. J. Geol. 39:345-60.
(5000)
Submarine valleys of Georges Bank. Bui. Assoc. Field Eng. 3:87-
89. (1560)
Saint Lawrence (Cabot Strait) submarine trough. Geol. Soc. Amer.
Bui. 42:853-64. (3500)
With A. C. Trowbridge :
Sedimentation in Massachusetts Ba3^ J. Sed. Pet. 2:3-37. (17,500)
Shriner, R. L.
(2) Articles:
With R. F. B. Co.v and E. C. Eckler:
The antipyretic action of para-acetylaminophenyl urethanes. J. A.
C.S. 53:9:3498-3501. (3000)
JVith W. H. Home:
Correction. Para-nitrophenyl carbamyl chloride and para-nitro-
phenyl isocyanate. Ibid. 53:8:3186. (300)
With W. E. Sohl:
The thermal conversion of ethyl (i-pyrryl) acetate to pyridine.
Ibid. 53:11:4168-70. (1000)
(3) Reviews:
Carbocyclic compounds. In "Annual Survey of American Chem-
istry." Chemical Catalog Co., N. Y. 1931. Vol. V, pp. 219-39.
(10,000)
Shumway, Waldo
(i) Books:
Textbook of general biology. John Wiley and Sons, N. Y. 1931.
viii + 361 pp.
Publications of the Faculty 57
Shumway, Waldo (continued)
(2) Articles:
Survey courses and the junior college. Sch. and Soc. 34:868:1-8.
(5000)
Freshman week at the University of Illinois. Ibid. 34:888:21-22.
(1000)
The recapitulation theory. Qt. Rev. Biol. 7:1:93-99. (10,000)
SiEBERT, Fredrick S.
(i) Books:
Instructions in copyreading, a manual for teachers. Col. Pub.,
Champaign, 111. 1931. (Mimeo.) 20 pp.
(2) Articles:
Contemporary regulations of the British press. Journ. Qt. 8:2:
235-56. (8000)
International protection of rights in news. Ed. and Pub. 64:14:9.
(3000) " •
Singer, H. A.
(2) Articles:
Primary, isolated lymphogranulomatosis of the stomach. Arch.
Surg. 22:6:1001-17. Trans. Chicago Path. Soc. 13:4:453-71.
(4000)
Carcinoma of the gastrojejeunal stoma following operation for peptic
ulcer. Arch. Int. Aled. 49:3:429-38. (3000)
With R. T. Vaiighan:
Surgical management of the forme fruste type of perforated peptic
ulcer. Proc. Instit. Med. (Chicago) 8:16:307-09. (1000)
With Karl A. Meyer:
Intermittent gastric ileus due to mechanical causes. Surg., Gyn.,
and Obst. 53:6:742-49. (8000)
SiPPY, Burne O.
(2) Articles:
A commentary on industrial clinics. 111. Dent. J. 1:2:50-51. (700)
Smith, Cloyde M.
(i) Books:
Se£ Callen, A. C.
(2) Articles:
New type fan discussed at ventilation session. Min. and Met.
13:303:114. (700)
Coal division views year's progress. Ibid. 13:303:121-23. (3000)
Smith, G. Frederick
(i) Books:
Ceric sulfate. Smith Chemical Co., Columbus, O. 1932. 32 pp.
Analytical applications of periodic acid (HsIOe) and its salts. Smith
Chemical Co., Columbus, O. 1932. 62 pp.
(2) Articles:
Determination of sulfur in coal by perchloric acid method. J. Ind.
Eng. Chem. 4:227-33. (2500)
58 University of Illinois
Smith, G. Frederick
(2) Articles (continued)
Design and construction of special vacuum-drying apparatus for
dehydration of products with low vapor pressure. Ibid. 2y.
1328-30. (2000)
Applied analytical chemical research necessitates promotional adver-
tising. J. Chem. Ed. 9:84-90. (3000)
The use of bromate in volumetric analysis, VI. The determination
of iron using basic mercuric bromate. J. A. C. S. 53:4291-97.
(3000)
The use of bromate in volumetric analysis, V. Internal indicators
suitable for use in direct titrations. Ibid. 53:2091-96. (2500)
Smith, L. H., see Smith, R. S.
Smith, Paul W., see Visscher, Maurice B.
Smith, R. S.
(2) Articles:
With E. A. Norton:
The relationship between soil and native vegetation in Illinois.
Trans. 111. Acad. Sci. 24:2:90-93. (1300)
With E. A. Norton, E. E. DeTurk, F. C. Bauer, and L. H. Smith:
Wayne county soils. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Soil Rpt. 49. 63 pp.
(27,000)
Alacoupin county soils. Ibid. 50. 71 pp. (29,000)
With E. E. DeTurk, F. C. Bauer, and L. H. Smith:
Fulton county soils. Ibid. 51. 48 pp. (20,000)
Snider, H. J.
(2) Articles:
Influence of fertilizers upon the reaction of soils. Trans. 111. Acad.
Sci. 24:2:127-29. (1600)
Snow, Clyde M.
(2) Articles:
With Bernard Fantus:
Syrup of potassium guaiacolsulphonate. J. Amer. Pharmaceut.
Assoc. XX: 5:373-74. (390)
SoHL, Willt.\m E., see Shriner, R. L.
Stevens, F. L.
(2) Articles:
The response to ultra-violet irradiation shown by various races of |
Glomerella cingulata. Amer. J. Bot. i7:870-'8i. (4800)
The ascigerous stage of Colletotrichum lagenarium induced by]
ultra-violet irradiation. Mycologia 23:134-40. (2000)
A comparative study of Sclerotium rolfsii and S. delphinii. Ibid.
23:204-23. (8000)
The effects of ultra-violet irradiation on various ascomycetes, j
sphaeropsidaes, and hyphomycetes. Cent. f. Bakt. 82:161-75.
(5600)
Relation of nutrients to perithecial production under ultra-violet j
irradiation. Phil. Agr. 19:265-72. (2800)
Publications of the Faculty 59
Stev'eks, F. L.
(2) Articles (continued)
Further observations regarding ultra-violet irradiation and peri-
thecial development. Ibid. 29:491-500. (3200)
A misnomer in the use of the term sooty mold. Ibid. 29:549. (200)
Two rusts on Wrightia laniti (Bloc.) Merr. Ibid. 20:672-81. (2000)
The reaction of various Sclerotium races with other fimgi. Trans.
Amer. Micros. Soc. 49:264-69. (looo)
Parasitic fungi of British Guiana, Trinidad, and Costa Rica. An.
Mycol. 28:364-72. (3200)
Parasitic fungi from Panama. Ibid. 28:281-87. (2400)
Parasitic fungi of Peru and Ecuador. Ibid. 29:102-07. (2000)
Tropical plant pathology and mj'cology. Bui. Torr. Bot. Club, Jan.,
1932.
Second supplement to the Baker list of lower fungi. Phil. J. Sci.
47:479-536. (32,200)
Why pathogene rather than pathogen? Science 73:210-11. (200)
With S. G. Solheim:
Cercospora studies — II. Some tropical Cercosporae. MjTologia
23:365-406. (16,400)
With Victoria B. Mendiola:
Aecioid short cycle rusts of the Philippine Islands. Phil. Agr.
20:3-18. (6000)
With M. S. Celino:
Two diseases caused by Diplodia. Ibid. 370-75. (2400)
With Juan D. Atienza:
Diseases of cultivated ginger. Ibid. 20:171-77. (2400)
With E. F. Roldan:
Diseases of ornamentals in the Philippines. Xat. and Appl. Sci.
Bui., Univ. Phil. 1:249-50. (800)
Stewart, Charles L.
(2) Articles:
Farm relief. Encyc. Soc. Sci. VI:ii4-i8. (3500)
Legislative methods for controlling farm surpluses. Coop. Alarket.
J. V: 5: 167-70. (2000)
Land utilization in the Illinois River Basin. Trans. 111. Acad. Sci.
24:2:557-563. (4000)
Social and credit economy of loans for the purchase of farms.
Soc. Sci. Res. Counc. Bui. 3:102-05. (3000)
What else can we do? Farm J. LVI:2:7,8, 50. (2000)
Features in an export debenture plan. Farm marketing program,
hearing before the Committee on Agriculture, House of Repre-
sentatives, Feb. 16, 1932, pp. 32 and 33. (4000)
The debenture plan and countries to which we export. Hearing
cited, pp. 33 and 35 ; and amendment of agricultural marketing
act, hearing before the Committee on Agriculture and Forestry,
United States Senate, Feb. 18, 1932, pp. 9-1 1. (800)
Recent changes in farm real estate valuation in Illinois. 111. Agr.
Exp. Sta., Div. Agr. Econ., Mimeo. 10, pp. 1-6. (8000)
Crop payments for farm purchases and mortgage loans. Ibid. 11,
pp. 15-18. (2500)
Servicing agriculture with economics. 111. Teacher XX:8:262, 263,
280. (2500)
60 University of Illinois
Stewart, Charles L.
(2) Articles (continued)
With O. L. Whalin:
Domestic utilization of fats and oils. Mfrs. Rec. CI: 16: 14-15.
(1800)
With L. J. Norton:
Agricultural credit situation in Illinois, Sept., 1931. 111. Agr. Exp.
Sta., Div. Agr. Econ., Mimco. 9. 10 pp. (8000)
(3) Reviews:
Agricultural reform in the United States, by John D. Black. J.
Pol. Econ. XXXIX:4:549-5i. (1200)
Stillwell, Charles W.
(2) Articles:
The crystal structure of electrodeposited alloys: silver-cadmium.
J.A.C.S. 53:2416. (400)
Recent developments in the application of X-rays to chemistry and
industry. Trans. 111. Acad. Sci. 24:252-55. (1500)
An X-ray diffraction study of chicle. Ind. Eng. Chem. 23:703-06.
(2000)
With L. F. Audrieth:
Glacial acetic acid as a solvent for the electrodeposition of metals.
An X-ray diffraction study of the structure of deposits of
arsenic, antimony, and bismuth. J.A.C.S. 54:472-78. (2100)
See also Clark, G. L.
Stuchlik, Vivian J.
(2) Articles:
History of psyllium seed. Illini Pharm. 8:3:2. (600)
What do you know about filter paper? Ibid. 8:7:14. (600)
Summers, W. L.
(2) Articles:
Legal relations respecting sulphur. Texas Law Rev. IX:4:465-50o.
(15,000)
Transfers of oil and gas debts and royalties. Ibid. X: 1:1-33.
(14,000)
Sutton, A. H.
(2) Articles:
A reconnaissance survey of the geology of northern Hardin County.
Kentucky Geol. Surv. VI: 37: 267-92. (8000)
A pre-cretaceous soil horizon in western Kentucky. Amer. J. Sci.
XXII:449-52. (1200)
See also Savage, T. E.
Swain, Joseph Ward
(2) Articles:
Woodrow Wilson's fight for peace. Cur. Hist. 35:6:805-12. (5500)
Swann, Sherlock, Jr.
(2) Articles:
The electrolytic reduction of ketones. Part I. Reduction of aro-
matic ketones. 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 236:5-14. (2500)
Publications of tlie Faculty 61
SwENEY, Edith
(2) Articles:
Final examinations in English literature. 111. Assoc. Teach. Engl.
Bui. XXIV:2:3-I4. (6000)
Symons, G. E., see Buswell, A. M.
Tanner, Fred W.
(2) Articles:
With Roy Hansen:
The nodule bacteria of the leguminosae with special reference to the
mechanism of inoculation. Cent. Bakt. II. 85:129-52. (9600)
With G. I. Wallace:
Effect of freezing on microorganisms in various menstra. Proc.
Soc. Exp. Biol, and Med. 29:32-34. (680)
Effect of heat on mold spores. Ibid. 28:970-72. (iioo)
Tarnowsky, George de
(2) Articles:
Removal of two sewing needles which had remained embedded in
the liver for fifteen years. J. A. M. A. 97:174.
Surgical limitations in gastric syphilis. 111. Med. J. LXI: 5:414-18.
Trans-thoracic extra-pleural thoracotomy. An. Surg., Apr., 1932.
Templeman, W. I).
(2) Articles:
Studies in the life and works of William Gilpin. Harvard Univ.
Summaries of Theses, 1930, pp. 215-218. (1200)
Theiss, Edwin L.
(2) Articles:
Budgetary procedure as a means of administrative control. Acct.
Rev. VII:I:ii-2i. (5000)
(3) Reviews:
Introduction to accounting, by Alva L. Prickett and R. Merrill
Mikesell. Acct. Rev. ¥1:3:239-40. (1150)
Thomas, Lyell J.
(2) Articles:
Notes on the life history of Ophiotaenia saphena from Rana
clamitans Latr. J. Parasit. 17:187-95. (5000)
Thompson, Charles M.
(i) Books:
High school economics. Benj. H. Sanborn and Co., Chicago. 1932.
512 pp.
Timmons, B. F.
(i) Books:
Personnel practices among Ohio industries. Ohio State Univ. Press,
Columbus. 1931. 136 pp.
(2) Articles:
Group insurance in Ohio. Sociol. and Soc. Res. XVI: 1:39-48.
(3500)
62 University of Illinois
TiMMONS, B. F.
(2) Articles (continued):
Administration of count}' poor relief in certain selected Illinois
counties. Proc. 111. Conf. Pub. Welfare, Springfield. 1931.
(2200)
Tracy, P. H.
(2) Articles:
Solving problems of ice cream manufactures encountered in winter.
Ice Cream Trade J. 18:1:47-48. (1500)
Latest developments in the freezing and hardening of ice cream.
Ibid. 28:3:47-50. (40C0)
Fat oxidation cause of "cappy" flavor in milk. So. Dairy Prod. J.,
Nov., 1931, p. 35. (1000)
Making frozen delicacies at home. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 377.
16 pp. (5000)
With R. J. Ramsey:
Malt flavor in raw milk produced by micrococcus. Ibid. 14:5:457-62.
(2000)
See also Ruehe, H. A.
Trelease, William
(2) Articles:
Piperaceae hispaniolenses. v. Fedde Repert. 29:24-30.
Piperaceae (of Duidana region). Bui. Torrey Bot. Club 58:353-55;
358.
Piperaceae (of Revillagigedo Islands). Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci.
20:57-58.
Tykociner, J. T.
(2) Articles:
Methods of detecting molecular rays. Phys. Rev. 39:863. (200)
With E. B. Paine:
Classification of research problems on dielectrics. Trans. 111. Acad.
Sci. 24:300-09. (3600)
With W. A. Laning:
Oscillations in corona discharges. Phj-s. Rev. 39:189. (200)
Tylor, W. Russell
(2) Articles:
The exodus from rural America. Cur. Hist. 35:3:404-08. (3000)
Utley, John Herbert
(2) Articles:
Intercollegiate golf. Ath. J. XI: 10:18-19. (1500)
Van Cleave, Harley J.
(i) Books:
Invertebrate Zoology. AIcGraw-Hill, N. Y. 1931. xiv + 282 pp.
(2) Articles:
Acanthocephala from Japan. II. Two new species of the genus
Acanthocephalus. Annot. Zoolog. Japon. 13:2:33-37. (1000)
Even the lowly. Amer. Game 20:4:59. (iioo)
Some of the biological effects of drought. Sci. Mo. 33:301-06.
(3500)
Picblications of the Faculty 63
Van Cleave, Harley J.
(2) Articles (continued) :
The eggs and the egg-laying habits of snails of the genus
Pleurocera. Anat. Rec. 51:1:77-78. (160)
The Acanthocephala from fishes and a taxonomic reconsideration
of forms with unusual numbers of cement glands. Trans.
Amer. ]^Iicros. Soc. 50:4:348-63. (9000)
Statistical analj'sis of quantitative collections as a means of inter-
preting life histories. Trans. 111. Acad. Sci. 24:2:228-34. (3500)
Eutely, or cell constancy, in its relation to body size. Qt. Rev. Biol.
7:1:59-67. (6000)
With Sister Stella Maria Hogan:
A comparative study of certain species of fairy shrimps belonging
to the genus Eubranchipus. Trans. 111. Acad. Sci. 23:3:284-90.
(2000)
With Justus F. Mueller:
WTiat is Diplostomulum scheuringi? J. Parasitol. 18:2:126. (200)
The systematic position of some trematodes from fresh-water fishes
of North America. Ibid. 18:2:132-33. (250)
The parasites of Oneida Lake fishes. Part I. Descriptions of new
genera and new species. Roosevelt Wild Life Annals 3:1:1-72.
(3) Reviews:
The regulation of size as illustrated in unicellular organisms, by
E. R. Adolph. Trans. Amer. Micros. Soc. 50:2:168. (250)
Van Doren, C. A.
(2) Articles:
A new sugar crop — the Jerusalem artichoke. 111. Agr. 36:2:20,31.
Sec also Burlison, W. L., and Dungan, J. H.
Van Horne, John
(2) Articles:
The Urrea translation of the "Orlando Furioso." Todd Memorial
Volumes 11:217-29. (5500)
Recent Italian Books. Italica VIII:48-49, 83-84, 119-20; IX: 13-14.
Vawter, Jamison ,
(i) Books:
JFifh Thomas C. Shedd: '
Theory of simple structures. John Wiley and Sons, N. Y. 1931.
345 pp.
Vestal, Arthur G.
(2) Articles:
Strategic habitats and communities in Illinois. Trans. 111. Acad. Sci.
24:2:80-85. (2000)
Visscher, Maurice B.
(2) Articles:
With P. W. Smith:
The temperature coefficients of the several processes in muscle
contraction. Amer. J. Physiol. 97:3:562. (300)
Influence of concentration of iodoacetic acid upon excitability and
chemical changes in muscle. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol, and Med.
29:844-46. (725)
64 ' University of Illinois
Wallace, G. I.
(2) Articles:
Bacteriophage. Vet. Med. 26:9:351. (700)
. See also Tanner, Fred W.
Walls, Edna E.
(2) Articles:
Illinois Home Economics Service. In "Parent Education." Report
of White House Conference. Century Co., N. Y. 1932. pp.
143, 312.
Wanless, Harold Rollin
(2) Articles:
Pennsylvanian cycles in western Illinois. 111. Geol. Surv. Bui. 60:
179-93. (2500)
Pennsylvanian section in western Illinois. Bui. Geol. Soc. Amer.
42:801-12. (3800)
The question of a Pennsylvanian overlap in the Rock Island region.
Trans. 111. Acad. Sci. 24:331-40. (4100)
^Minutes of council meetings (report of the secretary). Ihid. 24:
23-26. (1750)
The Illinois Academy of Science (report of 24th annual meeting).
Science TytTJ. (600)
Ward, Gladys J.
(2) Articles:
Possible farm home adjustments related to Uic present prioe-level.
111. Agr. Adjust. Conf., Nov., 1931, pp. 1S7-204. (3500)
Some helps to reduce the cost of cleaning. U. of 111. Home Ext.
Serv. (mimeo.) (2000)
The cost of installment credit to consumers. J. Home Econ. 24:
25-26. (500)
With Kathryn Van Aken Burns:
How Illinois farm homemakers have made adjustments to present
conditions. Ibid. 24:240-43. (1000)
Ward, Henry B.
(2) Articles:
Entomology (medical), Coccidia, Bilharziasis. Collier's Encyc.
(2150)
Saving Illinois forests, streams, and wild life for perpetual enjoj^-
ment. 111. J. Com. 13:7:8,9,20. (1800)
Pure water — its past, present, and future. 111. Assoc. Sanit. Dist.,
8th An. Conv., pp. 16-20. (2580)
Yesterday and today. Western Outdoors. 1:4:14. (945)
Future growth of the national park system. Minn. An. Meet. Nat
Parks Assoc. 2:8ff. (1944)
Man's greatest gift — pure water. Outdoor Amer. 10:6:5. (335)
With Sezvell H. Hopkins:
A new North American aspidogastrid, Lophotaspis interiora. J.
Parasit. 18:2:69-79. (3785)
(3) Reviews:
Thomas Say, early American naturalist. J. A. M. A. 97:2:128. (319)
Publications of tlie Faculty 65
Ward, Henry B.
(3) Reviews (continued):
The bibliography of Schistosomiasis, by M. B.Khalil. Ibid. 97:6:
413. (175)
Contribuigaa ao estudo da biologia do "Strongyloides stercoralis,"
by H. P. Froes. Ibid. 98:9:761. (iii)
Handbook of protozoology, by R. R. Kudo. J. Parasit. 17:4:237.
(300)
Studies in the parasitology of malaria, by R. Knowles, R. S. White,
and B. M. Das Gupta. Ibid. 17:4:237. (185)
The fauna of British India, Cestodes, Vol. 11, by T. Southwell.
Ibid. 17:4:237-38. (130)
Les moustiques de la Cochincine et du Sud-Annam, by B. E. Borel.
Ibid. 17:4:238. (130)
Die tierischen Parasiten und einige parasitare Krankheiten des
Menschen in Tadshikistan, by E. N. Pavlowsky. Ibid. 17:4:238.
(135)
The principles of epidemiology and the process of infection, by
C. O. Stallybrass. Ibid. 18:1:57. (200)
The bibliography of Schistosomiasis, by AI. B. Khalil. Ibid. 18:1:57.
Watson, F. R.
(2) Articles:
Noise reduction. Eng. News-Rec. 107:326-27. (2650)
Acoustics of buildings. Chap. 35 in Kidder-Parker "Architects' and
Builders' Handbook," 1931. (11,000)
Noise. Proc. H. S. Conf., U. of 111. Bui. 29:36:290-91. (1000)
Reducing noise in school buildings. Amer. Sch. and Univ. 4:54-57.
(4550)
Bibliography of acoustics of buildings. T. Acous. Soc. Amer.
2:14-43. (15,000)
Reduction of noise in subways. (Abstract.) Ibid. 2>: 11. (200)
Acoustic adjustment of curved walls in auditoriums. (Abstract.)
Ibid. 3:13. (200)
Acoustic adjustment of rooms. Technograph 46:10-11. (3000)
(3) Reviews:
Planning for good acoustics, by H. Bagenal and A. Wood. T.
Acous. Soc. Amer. 3:443. (325)
Editorial reviews as chairman of board of editors. Ibid, passim.
Weber, Oscar F.
(2) Articles:
In the hills. Hounds and Hunting XXVIII:6:3-6. (3000)
Vibrations of an old timer. Ibid. XXIX: 2: 3-5. (3000)
Virtuous education: a viewpoint. Open Book Mag. of Kappa Phi
Kappa X : 1 : 10- 14. ( 3500 )
The newer demands for social-civic integrity. Proc. H. S. Conf.,
U. of 111. Bui. XXIX:36:4i-45. (5000)
Weinard, F. F.
(2) Articles:
Report of the pathologist of the Society of American Florists. Flor.
Rev. 69:27,28. (600)
Florists' week at the University of Illinois. Flor. Exch. 79:7:29,
30; 8:66,67. (1500)
See also Decker, S. W.
66 University of Illinois
Weisiger, George B.
(i) Books:
Manual for the use of law books. Bobbs-^Ierrill Co., Indianapolis,
Ind. 1931. 103 pp.
(2) Articles:
Right of privacy. 111. Law Rev. 26:1:63-69. (3000)
(3) Reviews:
Cases on the law of torts (3d ed.), by Francis H. Bohlen. U. of
Pa. Law Rev. 79:8:1158-60. (1500)
Werner, Raymond Clarence
(2) Articles:
Joseph Galloway. Diet. Amer. Biog. 7:116-17. (iioo)
Westergaard, Harald Malcolm
(2) Articles:
Safety of Hoover dam. Civ. Eng. 1:11:1003-04. (2000)
Water pressures on dams during earthquakes. Proc. A. S. C. E.
57:9:1303-18. (8000)
Whitlock, Mary C.
(2) Articles:
Garment finishes. Proc. H. S. Conf., U. of 111. Bui. 29:36:176-79.
(2400)
With Edna R. Gray, Elisabeth Todd, Mary McKce, Adah Hess, and
Sophia Reed:
Choosing seams and seam finishes for various types of garments.
U. of 111. Dept. Home Econ. Bui., 9 pp. (mimeo.)
WiEN, Max S.
(2) Articles:
IVith Minnie Oboler Perlstein:
Ulcus vulvae acutum associated with lesions of the mouth. J. A.
M. A. 98:461-66. (3000)
Wilcox, Roy H.
(2) Articles:
Management factors that influence farm profits in southwest Illi-
nois. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 374.
Will, Samuel F.
(2) Articles:
The dedication and rededication of Ronsard's Hymne de la Mart.
P. M.L. A. XLVI:432-40. (5500)
The epistolary phrase "De vostre maison ..." as a polite formula.
Mod. Lang. Notes, June, 1931, pp. 360-63. (1500)
WlLLARD, A. C.
(2) Articles:
With Philip Drinker, W. H. Driscoll, and Perry West:
Report on heating, ventilating, and air conditioning to the Com-
mittee on Fundamental Equipment, President's Conference on
Home Building and Home Ownership, Dec. 3, 1931.
Publications of the Faculty 67
Williams, C. A.
(3) Reviews:
Das deutsche gaistliche Tagelied, by T. Kochs. J. Engl, and Germ.
Philol. 30:431. (400)
Williams, E. H.
(2) Articles:
Magnetic properties of copper-nickel alloj-s. Phys. Rev. 38:4:828-31.
(900)
Williamson', Charles Spenxer
(2) Articles:
The effect of copper and iron on hemoglobin of the rat in nutri-
tional and hemorrhagic anemias. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol, and
Med. XXVIII :9: 1076-79- (uoo)
Banti's syndrome and allied conditions. Med. Clin. N. Amer. XV:
3:635-61. (Sooo)
Wilson, Wilbur M.
(2) Articles:
Movement of piers during the construction of multiple-span rein-
forced concrete arch bridges. 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 234.
27 pp.
With James Mather and Charles O. Harris:
Tests of joints in wide plates. Ibid. 239. 71 pp.
With Roy L. Moore and Frank P. Thomas:
Bearing value of pivots for scales. Ibid. 242. 50 pp.
WiXAKOR, Arthlti H.
(2) Articles:
The operating and earning power ratios of gas companies. U. of
111. Bur. Bus. Res. Bui. 37. (13,000)
Banking reform and the small bank. Mid-Cont. Banker 28:10-12.
(3000)
WiRTH, E. H.
(i) Books:
Studien over Lunasia amara (Blanco) var. costulata (Hoch.).
A. W. Sijthoff Co., Leiden (Holland). 1931. 135 PP-> 33 fig-
(2) Articles:
Over Lunasia amara var. Costulata. Pharmaceutisch Weekblad,
1931, PP- 1011-20. (3000)
Pharmacy in Holland. Illini Pharm., Nov., 1931. (1200)
Pharmaceutical education in Holland. Ibid., Dec, 1931. (1300)
The drug garden of the University of Illinois College of Pharmacy.
Ibid., Tune, 1932. (750)
Wolfe, Helen Morrill
(2) Articles:
Conditioning as a function of the time interval. In "Readings in
Experimental Psychology," ed. by W. L. Valentine. Harpers,
N. Y. 1931. pp. 70-79.
68 University of Illinois
WooDROw, Herbert
(2) Articles:
Quotidian variability. Psych. Rev. 39:2:245-57. (5000)
(3) Reviews:
Heredity in man, by Ruggles Gates. Amer. J. Psych. 44:2:400.
(400)
Woodruff, Sybil
(i) Books:
Laboratory exercises in foods. U. of 111. Info. Off. 1931. (mimeo.)
161 pp.
(2) Articles:
With H. Van Gilder:
Photomicrographic studies of sucrose crystals. J. Phys. Chem.
35:1355-67-
With L. Nicoli:
Starch gels. Cereal Chem. 8:243-51.
With 0. Zwermann :
Soybean oil as human food. J. Home Econ. 23:974.
See also Outhouse, Julia.
Woodworth, C. M.
(2) Articles:
Breeding for yield in crop plants. J. Amer. Soc. Agron. 23:5:
388-95- (2500)
Genetics of the soybean (abstract). Ihid. 23:12:1064. (250)
Soybean breeding. Proc. Amer. Soybean Assoc. III:8o-82. (1050)
Wright, Almon R.
(2) Articles:
History maps come to life. Hist. Outlook XXII: 5:221-25. (2800)
Wright, Ivan
(2) Articles:
Chicago's financial needs. Chicago Amer., February 25, 1932.
(1000)
The merits of finance company paper in the commercial paper
market. Amer. Instit. Bank. J. 14:1. (2500)
Some money market movements during depression. Ihid. 13:4.
(3000)
Consumer credit. Ibid. 14:2. (3000)
Causes of the depression in international finances. LaSalle Street
Cashier 7:4. (2000)
Confidence in finances and financial institutions. Ihid. 7:5- (2000)
Two remedies for the world depression. Ihid. 7:3. (1800)
Restoring confidence. Ibid. 8:1. (2000)
Chicago's financial future. Ibid. 8:2. (1500)
Our foreign government debts. Ibid. 8:3. (1800)
International debt payments and reinvestment. N. Y. Times, Apr.
14, 1932. (1500)
Charting a course for 1932. 111. J. Com. 14:1. (2000)
What is a fair rate of interest for money? Ibid. 14:5. (2500)
Publications of the Faculty 69
Yapp, William W.
(2) Articles:
Intra-uterine development in cattle. Proc. Amer. Soc. Anim. Prod.,
Jan., 1932, pp. 133-36. (2000)
YouxG, Palil Thomas
(2) Articles:
Sex differences in handwriting. J. Appl. Psych. 15:5:486-98. (2600)
IVith E. H. Kniep:
Individual differences in affective reaction to odors. Amer. J. Psych.
43:3:406-14. (2000)
With W. L. Morgan:
The relation between age and aft"ective reaction to odors. Ibid.
43:3:414-22. (2000)
Zechel, Gustav
(2) Articles:
Experimental regeneration of the thyroid gland. Surg., Gyn., and
Obstet. 53:1:12-15. (1400)
Cellular studies on the thyroid gland. Ibid. 54:1:1-5. (1300)
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OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
May 1, 1932— April 30, 1933
NOTE: The following list of publications, consisting of (i) books, (2) articles,
and (3) reviews, written by members of the instructional staff of the Universit}',
and published during the year ended April 30, 1933, was compiled from lists sup-
plied by the individual members. Titles indicate positions for 1933-34 except those
of persons no longer on the staff. An article by two or more persons of unequal
academic rank is usually listed under the name of the one having the superior
rank, cross-references being inserted under the names of the others. Numbers in
parentheses are approximate numbers of words.
ADAMS, LEVERETT ALLEN, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Zoology
Books:
An introduction to the vertebrates. John
Wiley and Sons, N. Y. 1933. 414 pp.,
290 figs.
ADAMS, ROGER, Ph.D.
Professor of Organic Chemistry and Head
of the Department
Articles:
With E. H. Woodruff:
Stereochemistry of dipyridyls. XX. J.
A. C. S., 54:1977-82. (2500)
With Julius White:
Stereochemistry of diphenyl. XXI. Ibid.,
54:2104-08. (2000)
With L. J. Roll:
Stereochemistry of carbodiimides. XXII.
Jbid., 54:2494-98. (1750)
With H. C. Yuan:
Stereochemistry of diphenyl. XXIII.
Optically active 2, 5-dimethoxy-2'-
nitro-6'-carboxydiphenyl and the
mutarotation of its salts.
2966-73. (3300)
With B. C. Becker:
Preparation and properties
difluoro-3, 3'-dicarboxy-6,
oxydiphenyl. XXIV. Ihid.
82. (4800)
With R. W. Stoughton:
Stereochemistry of diphenyls. XXV.
The relative interfering effects of the
groups F, OCH3, CI, Br as determined
by the relative rates of racemization
of the 2'-substituted 2-nitro-6-carbo-
xydiphenyls. Ibid., 54:4426-34. (4000)
With H. C. Yuan:
Stereochemistry of diphenyls. XXVI.
The effect of substitution on the rate
of racemization of certain optically
active diphenyls. Ibid., 54:4434-43.
(5000)
With E. H. Johnson and V. Weinmayr :
Substitution products of a//'/ia-naphthoyl-
orf/io-benzoic acid. Ibid., 54:3289-95.
(2500)
With W. M. Stanley and Ed-d'ard McMa-
hon:
Stereochemistry of diphenyls. XXVII.
Ibid., 55:706-16. (5000)
With E. C. Kleiderer:
Stereochemistry of diphenyls. XXVIII.
Ibid., 55:716-19. (1600)
With W. I. Patterson:
Stereochemistry of N-Phenylpyrroles.
XXIX. Ibid., 55:1069-72. (1800)
Ibid., 54:
of 2, 2'-
6'-dimeth-
. 54:2973-
Articles (continued)
With N. E. Searle:
Stereochemistry of diphenyls. XXX.
Ibid., 55:1649-54. (2500)
With H. C. Yuan:
Stereochemistry of diphenyls and analo-
gous compounds. Chem. Rev., 12:2:
261.
With W. M. Stanley, C. M. Greer, and
J. Sacks:
Bacteriological action of certain syn-
thetic organic acids toward Myco-
bacterium leprae and other acid-fast
bacteria. XXI. J. Pharm. and Exp.
Ther., 45:121-62. (12,600)
ALCIG, JOHN WILLIAM, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Sociology
Articles:
The mobility of urban population, a
study of four cities of 30,000 to
40,000 population. J. Soc. Forces,
Mar., 1933, 30 pp.
ALLEN, CHARLES LAUREL, A.M.
Associate Professor of Journalism
Articles:
Operating a weekly at a profit in 1932.
Pub. Aux., 67:50:5. (5000)
Will you fit in the country field? Nat.
Printer-Journ., 51:1:54-76. (1500)
Making school news an asset. Ibid.,
50:12. (1500)
AMBROSIUS, EDGAR ELMER, M.S.
Instructor in Mechanical Engineering
Articles:
With J. C. Reed:
Bernoulli's theorem — what it means.
Heating, Piping, and Air Condition-
ing, 5:2:111:12. (1600)
ANDERSON, A. MARIE, A.M.
Associate in Art
Books:
Syllabus of design and color. Bruce
Publishing Co., Milwaukee. 1933. 108
ANDERSON, ARTHUR G., C.E., Ph.D.
Professor of Business Organization and
Operation
Articles:
Human fatigue in industry. Ind. Rela-
tions Mag., 3:5:240. (3750)
ANDERSON, CHESTER REED, A.M.
Assistant Professor of English
Articles:
Letters that sell between seasons. So.
Flor., 33:23:5-6 4-- (3400)
University of Illinois
ANDERSON, HARRY WARREN, Ph.D.
Professor of Pomological Pathology-
Articles:
Results of disease control in 1932.
Trans. 111. Hort. See, 66:175-200.
(9000)
Economy in peach spraying. Ibid., 66:
509-15. (2000)
Blister canker of apple trees. Bien. Rpt.
Kan. Hort. Soc, 41:82-86. (1600)
Proc. Mo. Hort. Soc, 1931-32. (3000)
With K. J. Kadow:
Anthracnose and gray bark of red rasp-
berries, identification and control. 111.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 383:283-92. (5000)
With W. A. Ruth and W. P. Flint:
The, season of 1932. Trans. 111. Hort.
Soc, 66:44-48. (2000)
ANDREWS, JAMES BURTON, M.S.
Associate in Farm Organization and Man-
agement
See M. L. Mosher.
ARMSTRONG, GRACE BESSELENE, A.M.
Assistant Professor of Foods
See F. W. Tanner.
ARNOLD, LLOYD, A.M., M.D.
Professor of Bacteriology and Preventive
Medicine
Articles:
With A. J. Nedsel:
Influence of gastric acidity upon viabil-
ity of bacteria in insolated stomach.
Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol, and Med., 29:
499-501. (600)
With Titus M. Johnson:
Has the free gastric acidity bactericidal
or bacteriostatic power? Ibid., 29:
501-03. (650)
With A. J. Nedzel and Ross Stonecipher:
Influence of saponin upon bacterial flora,
H-ion concentration, and permeability
of the intestinal tract. Ibid., 29:496-
99- (360)
With E. E. Seidmon:
Influence of vitamin A and B deficiency
upon intestinal acid-base equilibrium
and bacterial flora. Ibid., 29:488-90.
(360)
Influence of vitamin A deficiency upon
intestinal permeability for bacteria.
Ibid., 29:393-94. (250)
With M. Shuger:
Absorption of bacteria from the large
intestine. Ibid., 29:393-94. (250)
With Virginia Ryan:
Dissociation of yeast and bacteria within
the stomach and duodenum. Ibid.,
29:899-900. (625)
With Elladcane Korando and Virginia
Ryan:
Influence of cornstarch, sucrose, and
banana powder on the acid-base equi-
librium. J. Infect. Dis., 51:556-61.
(1150)
ARON, ALBERT WILLIAM, Ph.D.
Professor of German and Head of the
Department
Articles:
Goethe and present-day German writers.
Goethe Centenary Papers, University
of Chicago, pp. 89-104. (5500)
ASHBY, ROBERT CHILDERS, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Livestock Market-
ing
Articles:
Shall we ship by truck or by rail? Nat.
Livestock Prod. Mag., 2:1:12. (1000)
Unless you know your scales. Ibid., 2:
6:6-7. (2100)
Shrinkage of hogs from farm to market
by truck and by rail. 111. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Bui. 388:559-76. (8500)
With L. J. Norton:
Price differentials between four markets
used by Illinois stockmen. Ibid., 380:
123-54- (13.S00)
AUDRIETH, LUDWIG F., Ph.D.
Associate in Chemistry
Articles:
Reaktionen in fliissigem Ammoniak.
Zeits. angew. Chem., 45:385-91. (2500)
With P. Walden and E. J. Birr:
Leitfahigkeitsmessungen in Pyridin. Zeits.
physik. Chem., (A) 160:337-65. (6000)
With E. J. Birr:
Anomalous electrolytes. I. The electri-
cal conductivity of solutions of iodine
and cyanogen iodide in pyridine.
J. A. C. S., 55:668-73- dsoo)
With W. Nespital and H. Ulich:
Electric moments of hydrazine and its
derivatives. Ibid., 55:673-78. (1500)
See also B. S. Hopkins.
BABBITT, HAROLD EATON, M.S.
Professor of Sanitary Engineering
Books:
Sewerage and sewage treatment. 4th
ed. John Wiley and Sons, N. Y. 1933.
596 pp.
Articles:
Registration of engineers. 111. Eng.,
9:2:4. (2000)
Inspection trips. J. Eng. Educ, 22:9:
778. (2500)
Modern Manchuria. Milwaukee Engi-
neering, 12:8:5. (1500)
Reviews:
Hydraulics of rapid filter sand, by Hul-
bert and Feben. J. Amer. Water
Works Assoc, 25:1:45. (500)
BACHEM, ALBERT, Ph.D.
Professor of Bio-Physics
Articles:
Effects of artificial habits and habitat.
Research Narratives (Engineering
Foundation), June, 1932. (1500)
Physiology of the mercury line 254 mu.
Arch. Phys. Ther. 13:10:614-19-
(2500)
With M. A. Dushkin:
Time factors concerned in the germi-
cidal action of ultraviolet light. Proc.
Soc. Exp. Biol. Med., 30:6:700-04.
(700)
BADGER, ALFRED EARL, M.S.
Research Assistant in Ceramic Engineering
Articles:
Effect of various gaseous atmospheres on
the vitrification of ceramic bodies.
J. A. C. S. 16:107-17. (6000)
With C. W. Parmclcc and G. A. Ballain:
A study of a group of typical spinels.
111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bull. 248, 54 PP-
(15,000)
With Abde Ally:
Note on the formation of kaolin miner-
als from feldspar. J. Geol., 40:745-
47. (600)
Publications of the Faculty
BADGER, CARROLL JOHN, B.S.
Associate in Soil Experiment Fields
See H. J. Snider.
BAILAR, JOHN CHRISTL\X, JR., Ph.D.
Associate in Chemistry-
Articles:
Variation in the prices of metals in the
last twenty years. J. Chem. Educ.,
10:2:99-107. (10,000)
BAKER, FRANK COLLINS, B.S.
Curator, Museum of Natural History
Articles:
New species and varieties of Helisoma
and Gyraulus from Canada. Nautilus,
46:6-9. (1500)
The ecology of Say's Limnaeus elodes.
Ecology, 13:286-89. (1200)
A new race of Polygyra appressa from
Illinois. Nautilus, 46:48-49. (700)
Biography of William Stimpson. Diet.
Amer. Biog. (600)
Biography of George W. Tryon, Jr.
Ibid. (600)
BAKER, ROBERT HORACE, Ph.D.
Professor of Astronomy and Head of the
Department
Books:
Astronomy. 2d. ed. D. Van Nostrand
Co., N. Y. 1933. xix-f 521 pp.
Newcomb's astronomy for everybody.
Rev. ed. Doubleday, Doran and Co.,
Garden City, N. Y. 1932. xvi +
334 PP-
The universe unfolding. Williams and
Wilkins Co., Baltimore. 1932. vi +
144 pp.
Articles:
Extra-galactic nebulae in a region in
Fornax and Eridanus. Harvard Obs.
Ann., 88:3:1-20. (9000)
Reviews:
Radial velocities of stars, star-cluster,
and nebulae, by J. H. Moore. Sci-
ence, 76:491. (500)
BALDUF, WALTER VALENTINE, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Entomology
Articles:
Our friends the insects. Smithsonian Re-
port for 1931-32, Pub. No. 3159, re-
print from Trans. 111. Acad. Sci.,
Feb., 1929. (5000)
The morphology of the ovipositor of
Draeculacephala (Cicadellidae, Ho-
moptera). Ann. Ent. Soc. Amer.,
26:1:64-73, with 3 pi. (2300)
Revision of the chalcid flies of the tribe
Dacatomini (Eurytomidae) in Amer-
ica north of Mexico. Proc. U. S.
Nat. Mus., 79:28:1-95, with 4 pi.
(24,000)
BALDWIN, EDWARD CHAUNCEY, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Articles:
Nine years of Hillel. B'nai B'rith Mag.,
47:5:136-37. (2000)
Reviews:
Expression in America, by Ludwig Lewi-
sohn. J. Engl. Germ. Philol., 32:1:
119-121. (1800)
Thicker than water, by Vera Caspary.
B'nai B'rith Mag., 47:5:150. (soo)
BALSEIRO, JOSE A., LL.B.
Associate Professor of Romance Languages
Articles:
El viaje americano de Concha Espina.
I and II. La Voz (Madrid), 3605:4
and 3609:4. (1760)
Valle Inclan, la novela y la politica.
Hispania, 15:5-6:437-64. (9000)
Reviews:
Bibliografia puertorriqueiia, by Antonio
S. Pedreira. Mod. Lang. J., 17:317-
18. (500)
Hostos, by Antonio S. Pedreira. Mod.
Lang. J., 17:318-19. (500)
Spanish Literature and Spain in some of
the leading German magazines of the
second half of the XVIIIth century,
by H. O. Lyte. Revista de Filologia
Espanola, 19:429-31. (800)
BARLOW, REUEL RICHARD, A.M.
Associate Professor of Journalism
Articles:
Why edit by guesswork? Quill, Dec,
1932, pp. 6-7.
BARTLETT. JAMES HOLLEY, JR., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Theoretical Physics
Articles:
Nuclear structure. Nature, 130:165.
(300)
Structure of atomic nuclei. Phys. Rev.,
41:370 and 42:145. (1000)
BARTLETT, ROLAND WILLEY, Ph.D.
Instructor in Agricultural Economics
Articles:
Chicago raw milk supply. Mimeographed
by Chicago Technology Club, April,
1933- 7 PP- (1800)
Economic problems in the retail distri-
bution of milk. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.,
Dept. Agr. Econ., mimeo., Oct., 1932.
13 PP- (4500)
Summary and conclusions of "Economic
problems in the retail distribution of
milk." Ibid., Dec, 1932. (700)
Objectives attained in cooperative
marketing of milk. Coop. Market.
J., 6:4:128-30. (1300)
Are fluid-milk prices related to butter
prices? Hoard's Dairyman, 77:12:312-
24. (1800)
What is industry cooperation in fluid
milk marketing? 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.,
Dept. Agr. Econ., Mimeo. A.E. 18.
Reprinted, Pacific Coast Dairy Rev.,
36:12:14. (500)
BAUER, EDWARD EZRA, M.S., C.E.
Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering
Articles:
Subgrade studies furnish valuable infor-
mation to the highway engineer.
Technograph, Oct., 1932, pp. 7-9.
(3500)
BAUER, FREDERICK CHARLES, Ph.D.
Professor of Soil Fertility
Articles:
Crop yields from Illinois soil experiment
fields in 1931. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui.
382:227-78, with 71 tables. (4600)
With E. A. Norton, R. S. Smith, E. E.
DeTurk, and L. H. Smith:
Fayette county soils. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Soil Rpt. 52. 44 pp. (20,000)
University of Illinois
Bauer, F. C. — Articles (continued)
With R. S. Smith, E. E. DeTurk, and
L. H. Smith:
Calhoun county soils. Ibid., 53. 18 pp.
(6500)
BAYLEY, WILLIAM SHIRLEY, Ph.D.
Professor of Geology, Emeritus
Reviews:
Congres international des mines, de la
metallurgie, et la geologic appliquee,
VI""" Session, Li6ge, 1930. Econ. Geol.,
27:4:395-97- (800)
Prospecting for gold, by I. L. Idricss.
Ihid., 27:4:400. (27s)
An introduction to geology, by \V. H.
Scott. 3d ed. Ibid., 27:5:494. (325)
Stratigraphy of plains of southern Al-
berta — a symposium. Ibid., 27:5:496.
(250)
Earthquake damage and earthquake in-
surance, by J. R. Freeman. Ihid., 27:
6:591-92. (625)
Outline of the geology and petrography
of Surinam, by R. Ijzerman. Ibid.,
27:6:593-94- (550)
Erdol: Allgemeine Erdol Geologic un
Ueberblick iiber die Geologie der
Erdolfelder Europas, by O. Stutzer.
Ibid., 27:7:680. (400)
Die Feldspathe und ihre praktische
Bestimmung, by K. Chudoba. Ibid.,
27:7:682-83. (200)
Das Rhenium, by W. Schroter. Ibid.,
27:8:759-60. (150)
Earth history, by L. B. Snider. Ibid.,
28:1:84-85. (500)
Soils: their origin, constitution, and
classification, by G. W. Robinson.
Ibid., 28:1:87. (27s)
La Geologie et les mines de la France
d'outre-Mer, by a committee under di-
rection of M. A. Lacroix. Ibid., 28:2:
186-87. (300)
Ergebnisse geologischer Forschungen in
Minas Geraes (Brasilien), by B. von
Freyberg. Ibid., 28:2:188-89. (525)
BEARD, JOSEPH HOWARD, A.M., M.D.
Professor of Hygiene, Head of the De-
partment of Health Service, and Uni-
versity Health Officer
Articles:
Educational myopia. Sch. and Soc, 36:
926:385-91. (3300)
A plea for systematic education. 111.
Med. J., 63:1:28-30. (1900)
BERDAHL, CLARENCE ARTHUR, Ph.D.
Professor of Political Science
Books:
The policy of the United States with re-
spect to the League of Nations. Grad.
Inst. Internal. Studies, Geneva. 1932.
129 pp.
Articles:
Disarmament and equality. Geneva Spe-
cial Studies, 3:4:1-16. (10,000)
Relation of the United States with the
Council of the League of Nations.
Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev., 26:3:497-526.
(12,000)
Reviews:
The new balance of power in Europe,
by Valentine de Balla. Ibid., 27:1:
131-32. (800)
Reviews (continued)
George D. Herron and the European
settlement, by Mitchell Pirie Briggfs.
Ibid., 27:1:152-53. (500)
International guarantees of minority
rights, by Julius Stone. Ann. Amer.
Acad. Pol. Soc. Sci., 165:238-39. (700)
BERNBAUM, ERNEST, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Articles:
The idea of a state university. In
Jefferson, Landis, Secord, and Ernst's
Literary Studies for Rhetoric Classes.
(6500)
Reviews:
The novel in English, by Grant C.
Knight. Amer. Lit., 4:224-26. (1000)
Das Romaneske in Byron's Childe
Harold's Pilgrimage und den Poet-
ischen Erzaehlungen, by Helmut
Lippert. J. Engl. Germ. Philol., 31:
3:445-47. (900)
Einheit und Totalitat bei Wordsworth,
unter dem Gesichtspunkt Psychol-
ogischer Typologie, by Elisabeth
Schumacher. Ibid., 31:3:447-49. (500)
Die Vorgeschichte des Historischen
Romans in der Modernen Englischen
Literatur, by Gerhard Buck. Ibid.,
31:3:450-52. (600)
BIRCH, CARROL LA FLEUR, M.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine
Articles:
Hemophilia. J. A. M. A., 99:1566-71.
Hemophilia. Med. Woman's J., April,
1932. 8 pp.
Anemia from intestinal flagellates. Med.
Clin. N. Amer., 15:785-90.
Trichinosis from the barbecue stand.
Ibid., 15:791-96.
With C. H. Williamson:
Pericarditis with effusion. Ibid., 16:413-
29.
Pulmonary siderosis. Ibid., 16:429-38.
BLAIR, JOSEPH CULLEN, D.Sc.
Professor of Horticulture and Head of the
Department
Articles:
Trees and their use in streets and parks.
111. Hort. Soc. Trans., 66:212-14.
(2000)
BLANCHARD, WILLIAM OSCAR, Ph.D.
Professor of Geography
Articles:
Pearl farming in Japan. Ann. Assoc.
Amer. Geog., 23:1:40-41. (440)
BLATT, MAURICE LAMM, M.D., D.Sc.
Professor of Pediatrics
Articles:
With S. I. Nichamin:
Infant feeding in an institutional en-
vironment. J. Pediatrics, 2:4:469-71.
(5000)
Reviews:
The Military Surgeon. (Reviewed four
times yearly.)
BLOOM, MARGARET. Ph.D.
Instructor in English
Articles:
The French traditionalists and George
Sand. Books Abroad, 6:4:419-21.
(2100)
Publications of the Faculty
Articles (continued)
The witty Whistler. Prairie Schooner,
6:3:198-202. (1700)
Emily Dickinson and Dr. Holland.
Univ. of Calif. Chronicle, 35:1:96-103.
(3100)
BOIKAN, WILLIAM S., B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Internal Medicine and in
Pathology and Bacteriology
Articles:
Meconium peritonitis, II — a hitherto un-
described form of intra-uterine per-
foration of a Mechel's diverticulum.
Arch. Path., 14:50.
BONIN, GERHARDT VON, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Anatomy
Articles:
Preliminary study of the northern
Chinese foot. Anthropol. Anzeiger,
9:3-4:214-27. (3000)
BRAHANA, HENRY ROY, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Mathematics
Articles:
Operators of order />â– " in the group of
isomorphisms of the Abelian group of
order p" and type 1,1 Proc.
Nat. Acad. Sci. 18:12:722-24. (1000)
Groups {S. T.} whose commutator sub-
groups are Abelian. Trans. Amer.
Math. Soc, 35:2:386-96. (5000)
BRANNON, JAMES MARSHALL, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Dairy Bacteriology
Articles:
With S. E. Park, Robert Graham, and
M. J. Prucha:
Pasteurization of milk artificially in-
fected with two strains of Brucella
suis. J. Bact., 24:6. (3600)
Reviews:
Vitamins. Milk Plant Monthly, July,
1932. (6600)
BRAY, ROGER HAMMOND, M.S.
Associate in Soil Survey Analysis
See E. E. DeTurk.
BRODERICK, EDWIN LAURENCE, M.S.
Research Assistant in Mechanical Engi-
neering
See A. P. Kratz.
BROOKS, NEIL CONWELL, Ph.D.
Professor of German and Curator of the
Museum of European Culture
Articles:
Processional drama and dramatic pro-
cession in German in the late middle
ages. J. Engl. Germ. Philol., 32:2:
141-71. (12,500)
Reviews:
Georg Rollenhagens Spiel vora reichen
Manne und armen Lazaro. 1590.
Herausgegeben von Johannes Bolte.
Ibid., 32:2:243-45. (650)
BROWN, ANDREW WILSON, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Criminology, Social
Hygiene, and Medical Jurisprudence
Articles:
Practical use of intelligence tests for
educational and vocational guidance.
Vocational Guidance Mag., 11:7:295-
301. (3500)
BROWN, CHARLES ANDREW, Ph.D.
Associate in Dairy Economics
Articles:
Recent adjustment to low prices within
the dairy industry. Thesis Abstract,
June, 1932. 19 pp. (6000)
Current criticism of milk price plans.
Internal. Assoc. Milk Dealers Bui. 19,
pp. 18-23. (2500)
BROWN, HUGH ALEXANDER, M.S., E.E.
Assistant Professor of Electrical Engi-
neering
Articles:
The development made in television.
Technograph, 47:2:3,4,9. (2100)
BUCHHOLZ, JOHN THEODORE, Ph.D.
Professor of Botany
Articles:
Determinate cleavage polyembryony with
special reference to Dacrydium. Bot.
Gaz., 94:579-88. (4700)
With A. F. Blakeslee:
The transmission of genes affecting
pollen-tube growth in Datura. Proc.
6th Internat. Cong. Genetics, 2:18-19.
(500)
Pollen-tube growth in primary and sec-
ondary 2n + I Daturas. Amer. J.
Bot., 19:604-26. (10,800)
With Edna M. Old:
The anatomy of the embryo of Cedrus
in the dormant stage. Ibid., 20:35-44.
(4800)
BULL, SLEETER, M.S.
Associate Professor of Meats
Articles:
Causes of soft pork in corn-belt hogs.
Nat. Provisioner, 88:10:15-16. (2000)
Home slaughtering and curing of pork.
Rpt. 111. Farm. Inst., 37:109-20. (5000)
A summer on the equator. Sickle and
Sheaf, 23:2:51-56. (2500)
BURGE, WILLIAM EDWARD, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Physiology and
Acting Head of the Department
Articles:
With G. C. Wickwire and O. S. Orth:
The effect of moving liquid upon the
electrical stimulation of muscle. Amer.
J. Physiol., 104:2. (2000)
Further study of the effect of moving
liquid on the electrical stimulation of
muscle. Ibid., 105:1. (400)
Further study of the effect of the move-
ment of the blood on the tone of the
blood vessels. Ibid., 105:1. (350)
BURK, MYRLE M., Ph.D.
Assistant in Botany
Articles:
Flowering plants of Black Hawk County,
Iowa. Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci., 38:135-
49. (4800)
With B. T. Pahn:
Taxonomy of the Plasmodiophoraceae.
Arch. Protistenkunde, 79:2:263-76.
(3500)
University of Illinois
BURLISON, WILLIAM LEONIDAS, Ph.D..
^â– pr^Jfessor of Crop Production and Head
of the Department of Agronomy
Articles:
With C. L. Stewart, L. J. Norton, and
O. L. Whalin:
Supply and marketing of soybeans and
soybean products. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Bui. 386. pp. 429-S44- (32.12")
BUSWELL, ARTHUR MOSES, Ph.D.
Professor of Sanitary Chemistry and Chief
of the State Water Survey
Books:
Colloidal aspects of waste treatment.
Ch. 42 in Alexander's "Colloid Chem-
istry," Chemical Catalogue Co., M. Y.,
1932, pp. 669-95.
Chairman of American Chemical Society
Cooperating Committee for Prepara-
tion of the 7th ed. of "Standard
Methods of Water Analysis, Amer.
Pub. Health Assoc. 174 PP.
Articles:
With H. W. Hudson:
Soap consumption and water quality.
J. Amer. Water Works Assoc, 24:6:
859-66. (2000)
With E. W. Lehmann:
Soft water for the home. 111. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Circ. 393- 16 pp. (3800)
With C. S. Bortiff and C. K. Wiesman:
Anaerobic stabilization of milk waste.
Ind. Eng. Chem., 24:1423-26. (1800)
With C. S. Boruff:
Mechanical equipment for continuous
fermentation of fibrous materials.
Ibid., 25:147-50. (1800)
The relation between the chemical cor-
poration of organic matter and the
auality and quantity of gas produced
! • ■' _,,.j — j;„.>ot;«„ Sewage
during sludge digestion
Works J., 4:3:454-60. (1800)
The anaerobic stabilization of sewage
screenings. Ibid., 4:6:973-81. (2400)
With a committee:
The determination of dissolved oxygen
by the Winkler method. Ih\d., 4:3:
413-27. (4500)
With Darrell Althauscn:
Sludge ripeness studies. II. The effect
of pressure on digested and chemi-
cally treated sludges. Ibid., 5:2:241-
61. (4800)
With Darrell Althausen, C. S. Boruff, and
G. E. Symons: .
Comments on Fair and Moore s articles
on "Heat and energy relations in the
digestion of sewage solids. Ibid.,
5:1:34-39. (1800). 5:2:233-35- (900)
CAHN, ALVIN ROBERT, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Zoology
Articles:
Moose adventures with a camera. Sports
Afield, July, 1932.
Records and distribution of the fossil
beaver, Castoroides ohioensis. J.
Mammal., 13:3:229-40.
Hibernation of the box turtle. Copeia,
1933:1:13-14.
With E. Condcr:
Mating of the box turtle. Copeia, 1932:
2:86-88.
With L. J. Thomas:
A new disease of moose. I. J. Parasit.,
18:219-31.
Articles (continued)
With G. I. Wallace and L. J. Thomas:
A new disease of moose. II. Proc. Soc.
Exp. Biol, and Med., 29:1098-1100.
A new disease of moose. III. Science,
76:1974:385-86.
CARD, LESLIE ELLSWORTH, Ph.D.
Professor of Poultry Husbandry
Articles:
Eggs for hatching. Successful Farming,
31:2:14-45. (1500)
More poultry dollars. Ibid., 31:3:22-58.
(1500)
New experiments. Poultry Tnb., 39:5:5-
(1200)
Raising chicks at a profit. 111. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Circ. 329- Rev. ed. (5000)
Some observations on the use of time.
Poultry Sci., 11:6:366. (450)
With H. I. Sloan: . â– â–
Age and growth as related to the inci-
dence of rickets. Ibid., 11:6:359-60.
(450)
With F. E. Elliott:
Producing and marketing good eggs.
111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 400. 28 pp.
(6500)
Reviews:
A check list of poultry bulletins. Poul-
try Sci., 11:6:339-53. (10,000)
CARMICHAEL, ROBERT. DANIEL, Jh-D
Professor of Mathematics and Head of the
Department; Acting Dean of the Oradu-
ate School
Articles:
Expansions of arithmeticaL functions in
infinite series. Proc. Lond. Math.
Soc, 2:34. (13,000)
Systems of linear difference equations
and expansions in series of exponen-
tial functions. Trans. Amer. Math.
Soc, 35:1-28. (14,000)
Note on triple systems. Bui. Amer.
Math. Soc, 2:38:695-96. (800)
CARROLL, WILLIAM ERNEST, Ph.D.
Professor of Swine Husbandry
Books:
With J. L. Edmonds, W. G. Kammlade,
W B. N evens, and R. R- Snapp:
Producing farm livestock. John Wiley
and Sons, N. Y. 1932. xiu + 439 PP-
Articles:
Feeding hogs on Illinois farms. 111. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Circ. 395- 32 PP-
CARTER, BENJAMIN FERRIS, M.S.
Research Assistant in Psychology
Articles:
The weaving technic of Winnebago bags.
Wis. Arch., 12:2:33-48. (5000)
C\SE HAROLD CLAYTON M., Ph-D.
Professor of Farm Organization and Man-
agement
Articles:
Readjustments in organization in view
of the outlook for agriculture in the
corn belt. J. Farm. Econ., 14:3:433-
441- (3500)
An analysis of farm leases for the corn-
belt and wheat-belt states. Amer. Life
Convention, Spec. Bui. 63 PP-
(18,500)
Publications of tJie Faculty
Articles (continued)
Determining cash rent on the basis of
farm prices. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.,
Dept. Agr. Econ., Mimeo. 342. (5000)
Cost of fruit production. Trans. 111.
Hort. Soc, 66:231-36. (1600)
See also M. L. Mosher and R. R. Hudel-
son.
CLARK, GEORGE LINDENBERG, Ph.D.
Professor of Analytical Chemistry
Books:
Applied x-rays. McGraw-Hill Book Co.,
N. Y. 1932. 470 pp.
Articles:
Bemerkung zu der Arbeit, "The lattice
dimensions of spinels." Zeit. physikal.
Chem., Bi7:6:463-64. (500)
Modern alchemy. Amer. J. Roentgen,
and Radium Therapy, 29:4:534-36.
(2000)
A decade of applied x-ray research.
Chem. and Ind., 52:15:317-25; 16;
336-46. (8000)
With K. E. Corrigan:
Crystalline structure of insulin. Phys.
Rev., 40:4:639. (300) Science, 76:
545. (250)
With Wanda K. Farr:
Cotton fibers. II. Structural features of
the wall suggested by x-ray diffraction
analyses and observations in ordinary
and plain polarized light. Contrib.
Boyce-Thompson Inst., 4:3:273-95.
(6000)
With Howard A. Smith:
Occurrence of CuAh in duralumin.
Phys. Rev., 43:4:305. (350)
With N. P. Goss:
X-ray studies of steel wire of medium
carbon content. Trans. Amer. Soc.
Steel Treating, 20:5:471-79. (3000)
With Jitlia Sotithard :
Imbibition by cotton fibers of water and
of solutions of chemical reagents.
J. Home Econ., 25:3:228-34. (2500)
With J. N. Mrgndich:
X-ray studies of the insulating materials
in high-tension cables. Elec. Eng.,
52:2:101-2. (1000)
Reviews:
Chemical analysis by x-rays and its ap-
plications, by Georg von Hevesy. Rev.
Sci. Instr., 4:1:47-48. (800)
CLEMENT, JOHN ADDISON, Ph.D.
Professor of Secondary Education
Books:
With L. W. Webb and others:
High school curriculum reorganization.
N. C. A., Ann Arbor, Mich. 1933.
Articles:
Standards for health and physical educa-
tion. Health Phys. Educ. J., Mar.,
1933-
Reviews:
Spectatoritis, by Jay B. Nash. Amer.
Phys. Educ. Assoc. Res. Qt., Dec,
1932.
COBLE, ARTHUR BYRON, Ph.D., LL.D.
Professor of Mathematics
Articles:
Hyperelliptic functions and irrational
binary invariants. Amer. J. Math.,
54:3:425-52. 55:1:1-21. (25,000)
COLBY, ARTHUR SAMUEL, Ph.D.
Professor of Pomology
Articles:
Recent developments in small fruit cul-
ture. Proc. Mass. Fruit Growers'
Assoc, 39:18-28. (3200)
COLE, ARTHUR GIDEON, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Physiological Chem-
istry
Articles:
Sodium thiocyanate (rhodanate) in nar-
cotic addiction. J. A. M. A., 99:6:495-
96. (800)
The nature of protein solutions. Ibid.,
99:12:998-99. (1100)
Reviews:
Physical chemistry for students of biol-
ogy and medicine, by D. I. Hitchcock.
Ibid., 100:15:1203. (200)
CONDER, EVERT, M.S.
Research Assistant in Zoology
See A. R. Cahn.
CONVERSE, PAUL D., A.M.
Professor of Business Organization and
Operation
Articles:
A marketing course in high schools.
J. Bus. Educ, June, 1932. (900)
Teaching market distribution in second-
ary schools. 111. Teacher, 21:1:10.
(800)
Occupation and credit. Bankers' Mag.,
i2S:4:339-42- (2700)
Occupation and credit. Personal Fi-
nance News, 17:2:4-6. (2700)
Reviews:
Pricing for profit, by William Churchill.
J. Bus., 6:2:171-73. (1100)
CRANDELL, JOHN STANLEY, B.S., C.E.
Professor of Highway Engineering
Articles:
Building a low-cost base for a low-cost
road. Eng. News-Rec, 109:25:751-52.
(1500)
Those conventions you'll attend. A. S.
C.E. (111. Student Chap.), Feb., 1933.
(1000)
Research on fillers. Roads and Streets,
76:4:158-60. (4500)
Report of project committee on fillers
and cushion courses for brick and
block pavements. Proc. 12th An.
Meet. Highway Research Board, pp.
256-264. (4400)
CRATHORNE, ARTHUR ROBERT, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Mathematical Sta-
tistics
Books:
With H. L. Riets:
Introductory college algebra. Rev. ed.
Henry Holt and Co., N. Y. xl -j- xii
+ 305 PP-
Articles:
The problem of mathematical statistics.
Math. Teacher, 24:4:200-10. (4800)
CROSS, HARDY, A.B., B.S., M.C.E.
Professor of Structural Engineering
Books:
With N. D. Morgan:
Continuous frames of reinforced con-
crete. John Wiley and Sons, N. Y.
1932. 338 -f X pp.
10
University of Illinois
Cross, H. — Articles:
Analysis of continuous frames by dis-
tributing fixed-end moments. Trans.
A. S. C. E., 96:1-10, 138-156.
Rigid frame bridges. Bui. A. R. E. A.,
34:353:580-88.
DALITSCH, WALTER WILLIAM, B.S.,
D.D.S., M.D.
Associate in Internal Medicine and Health
Officer for the Chicago Departments
Articles:
The health service in the Chicago de-
partments of the University of Illi-
nois, mini Scope, 1:4:7-9. (300)
Xanthomatosis — Schuller — Christian's
disease. 111. Med. J., 63:2:131-37.
(4250)
DAVIS, DAVID JOHN, M.D., Ph.D.
Professor of Pathology, Head of the De-
partment, and Dean of the College of
Medicine
Articles:
Research and teaching in medicine.
J. A. M. A., 100:1256. (1000)
Cooperation between the College of
Medicine of the State University and
other State Departments in Illinois. J.
Assoc. Amer. Med. Colleges, 7:4:220-
28. (4000)
Reviews:
Medical education — final report of the
commission on medical education. J.
Higher Educ, 1933.
Streptococci in relation to man in health
and disease, by Anna W. Williams.
J. A. M. A., 100:446. (1500)
DECKER, SAMUEL WESLEY, M.S.
Research Assistant in Floriculture
Articles:
Test new gladiolus varieties for forcing
quality. Flor. Rev., 71:1833:13-14.
(2000)
See also F. F. Weinard.
DeTURK, ERNEST E., Ph.D.
Professor of Soil Technology
Articles:
IVifh R. H. Bray:
Chemical aspects of some Illinois soils
as related to their genesis and mor-
phology. Proc. 2d Internal. Congr.
Soil Sci. (Moscow), 5:118-131. (5850)
With James R. Holbert and B. W. Howk
Chemical transformations of phosphorus
in the growing corn plant with results
on two first-generation crosses. J
Agr. Res., 46:2:121-41. (8700)
With E. A. Norton, R. S. Smith, F. C
Bauer, and L. H. Smith:
Fayette County soils. III. Agr. Exp. Sta
Soil Rpt. 52. 44 pp. (20,000)
With R. S. Smith, F. C. Bauer, and L. H
Smith:
Calhoun County soils. Ibid., 53. 18 pp
(6500)
DEUSS, HUGO OTTO, B.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine
Articles:
The use of iodized oils in bronchitis and
bronchiectasis. 111. Med. J., 62:1:68-
74- (5000)
DIAMOND, ISADORE BERNHARD, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Neurology and Psy-
chiatry
Articles:
Brain changes in malignant endocarditis.
Arch. Neurol, and Psychiat., 27:1175.
(6000)
DICKINSON, BURRUS S., Ph.D.
Associate in Journalism
Articles:
Bank statements are news. Quill, 20:7:
3, 4, 16. (2000)
The influence of the press in labor
affairs. Journ. Qt., 9:3:269-80. (4300)
Utility depreciation. Chicago J. Com.,
12:260:6. (1500)
The railroads' interest burden. Jbid.,
12:289:6. (1500)
1932 railroad income account. Ibid., 13:
150:6. (1000)
DOLCH, EDWARD WILLIAM, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Education
Articles:
Exercises in readers. Elem. Sch. J.,
33:1:59-66. (3800)
Testing word difficulty. J. Educ. Res.,
26:1:22-27. (2600)
Testing high school pupils in reading.
Bui. 111. Assoc. Teach. Engl., 25:4:1-9.
(4200)
Reviews:
Children who cannot read, by Marion
Monroe. Elem. Sch. J., 33:6:467-68.
(850)
DORSEY, MAXWELL JAY, Ph.D.
Professor of Pomology
Articles:
The place of peach thinning in the or-
chard program. Trans. Peninsula
Hort. Soc, 22:1-10. (2500)
The treatment of the winter injured
peach tree. Ibid., 66:271-87. (4000)
The peach industry in Illinois and its
present status. Ibid., 66:471-87. (4500)
With J. S. Potter:
A study of the structure of the skin and
pubescence of the peach in relation to
brushing. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 385.
With R. L. McMunn:
Seed size in relation to fruit size in the
peach: The fourth report on the Illi-
nois thinning investigations. Proc.
Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci., 1932. (2500)
DRAFFIN, JASPER OWEN, M.S.
Associate Professor of Theoretical and
Applied Mechanics
Reviews:
A history of the development of wooden
bridges, by Robert Fletcher and J. P.
Snow. Proc. A. S. C. E., 59:2:390-1.
(700)
DUNCAN, GEORGE HARLAN, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Crop Production
Articles:
Better yielding wheat. Prairie Farmer,
104:19:6. (500)
Publications of the Faculty
11
EDMONDS, JAMES LLOYD, B.S.
Professor of Horse Husbandry
Books:
With W. E. Carroll, W. G. Kammlade,
IV. B. N evens, and R. R. Snapp:
Producing farm livestock. John Wiley
and Sons, N. Y. 1932. xiii + 439 pp.
EMCH, ARNOLD, Ph.D.
Professor of Mathematics
Articles:
Geometrische Anwendungen der Cinaren
(n, n) — Verwandtschaft. Commentarii
Mathematici Helvetici, 4:65-73. (3000)
Ueber eine besondere Raumkurve
sechster Ordnung. Monatshefte fiir
Mathematik und Physik, 40:193-200.
(2500)
Reviews:
On complex projective geometry, by
Cartan. Bui. Amer. Math. Soc, 38:
457-58. (500)
On projective differential geometry, by
Lane. Ibid., 39:181-82. (600)
Intuitional geometry, by Hilbert. Ibid.,
39:319-20. (600)
ENSIGN, NEWTON EDWARD, A.M.
Associate Professor of Theoretical and
Applied Mechanics
Books:
With F. B. Seely:
Analytical mechanics for engineers. 2d
ed. John Wiley and Sons, N. Y.
1933- 414 + xiii pp.
EWERT, EARL ERNST, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Surgery
Articles:
With C. M. McKenna:
Management of undescended testicle.
Trans. Amer. Assoc. Gen.-Urin. Surg.,
25:271-77. (2000)
See also R. D. Herrold.
FABRICANT, NOAH DANIEL, M.D.
Instructor in Otolaryngology
Articles:
With C. S. Sommer:
Zur diagnostischen Bedeutung des
Ohrmuschel-reflexes. Monats. f. Ohr-
enheil. u. Laryngo-Rhin., Aug., 1932,
pp. 972-77-
A new test for the diagnosis of diseases
of the inner ear. Arch. Otolar., Sept.,
1932. 4 pp.
FAHNESTOCK, MAURICE KENDALL, M.S.
Special Research Assistant Professor of
Mechanical Engineering
Articles:
See A. P. Kratz.
Reviews:
Radiators and gravity convectors. Ch. 6
in Amer. Soc. Heat. Vent. Eng. Guide,
nth ed., 1933, pp. 65-82. (5000)
FAIRLIE, JOHN ARCHIBALD, Ph.D.
Professor of Political Science
Articles:
Subsidies to local governments. Res.
Conf. on Local Gov., Chicago, May,
1932. (3000)
Revamping local areas of government.
Inst, of Politics, Univ. of Va., July,
1932. (4000)
Articles (continued;
The league's committee on county gov-
ernment. Nat. Munic. Rev., 21:519-
20. (1000)
Legislative committees and commissions
in the United States. Mich. Law
Rev., 31:25-39. (6000)
The Dutch East Indies. Amer. Pol.
Sci., Rev., 26:711-15. (2200)
Studies on state and local government.
Ibid., 27:317-29. (5500)
Reviews:
Readings in early legal institutions, by
W. S. Carpenter and P. T. Stafford.
Elementary principle of jurisprudence,
by G. W. Keeton. An introduction to
the science of law, by A. Kocoureek.
Ibid., 26:560-61. (400)
University training for the national
service. University of Minnesota.
Ibid., 27:140-42. (600)
FANTUS, BERNARD, M.S., M.D.
Professor of Pharmacology, Materia Med-
ica, and Therapeutics
Books:
With L. B. Kartoon:
General therapeutics. Year Book Prac.
Med. Series, 1932. 430 pp.
Articles:
With H. A. Dyniewicz and J. M. Dynie-
wics :
A study of vehicles for medicines. I.
The eriodictyon vehicles. J. A. Ph. A.,
22:4:323-31. (3,048)
FAUCETT, MAX ALBERT, M.S., E.E.
Associate in Electrical Engineering
See J. O. Kraehenbuehl.
FELDMAN, LOUIS, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Internal Medicine
Articles:
With Sidney Strauss:
The significance of the large "Q" wave
in lead III. Amer. J. Med. Sci., 185:
1:87-92. (2400)
FISHMAN, LOUIS ZOLO, B.S., M.D.
Assistant in Otology and in Anatomy
Articles:
Beitrage zur Symptomatologie der
otogenen Pachymeningitis externa.
Monats. f. Ohrenheil. u. Laryngo-
Rhin., 8:66:981-89. (3200)
FLETCHER, HARRIS FRANCIS, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of English and Asso-
ciate Dean of the College of Liberal
Arts and Sciences
Articles:
Proficiency examinations for credit at
the University of Illinois. Sch. and
Soc, 36:792-93- (1200)
FLINT, WESLEY PILLSBURY, B.S.
Entomologist (with the rank of Associate
Professor)
Books:
With C. L. Metcalf:
Insects, man's chief competitor. Williams
and Wilkins Co., Baltimore. 1932.
133 PP-
Articles:
Advances in codling moth control.
Trans. 111. Hort. Soc, 66: 150-63.
(4000)
12
University of Illinois
Flint, \V. P. — Articles (continued)
First brood codling moth notice. Prairie
Farmer, May, 1932.
Chinch bug barriers. Ibid., June, 1932.
Poisoning grasshoppers. Ibid.
First Mexican bean beetles found in
Illinois. Ibid.
Second brood codling moth notice. Ibid.
Peach sprays. Ibid.
Codling moth conditions. Ibid., July,
193-'-
Chinch bugs. Ibid., Aug., 1932-
Hessian fly survey. Ibid.
White grubs. Ibid.
Some results of the use of oil sprays in
Illinois. Amer. Fruit Grower, May,
1932.
Presidential address: Balancing the en-
tomological program. J. Econ. Ent.,
26:1:39-44. (2600)
With M. D. Farrar:
The use of mineral oils for better dusts.
Ibid., 25:2:269-71. (800)
Chemically treated bands. Ibid., 26:2:
364-8. (1700)
With S. C. Chandler:
1932 experiments and the spray program
for 1933. Trans. 111. Hort. Soc, 66:
522-32. (3600)
With W. H. Larrimcr:
The chinch bug and how to fight it.
U. S. D. A. Farm. Bui. No. 1498. Rev.
ed. Mar., 1933. (11,000)
FLOM, GEORGE TOBIAS, Ph.D.
Professor of Scandinavian Languages and
English Philology
Articles:
Un det norske malet i Amerika. Norsk
Aarbok, 1931, Bergen, Norway, pp.
113-34- (5850)
The Edinburgh Fragment of the Old
Norwegian General Law of King Mag-
nus IV. J. Engl. Germ. Philol., 32:
196-202. (2500)
Reviews:
Norsk Tidsskrif for Sprogvidenskap,
Bind IV. Ibid., 31:136-41. (2300)
The Poetic Edda in the light of archae-
ology, by Birger Nerman. Ibid., 31:
141-42. (650)
Norsk sprakhistorie til omkring 1370, by
Didrik Arup Seip. Ibid., 32:231-34.
(1700)
Norsk Riksmalsordbok, Utarbeidet av T.
Knudsen og Alf Sommerfelt, Hefter
1-3, a-bort. Amer. J. Philol., 52:283-85.
(1400)
FOLK, MAX LYON, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology
Articles:
With E. L. Taube:
Vaccinia of the eyelids and conjuntiva.
Amer. J. Ophthal., 16:1:36-39. (2053)
FOSTER, WILLIAM ARTHUR, B.S., A.E.
Assistant Professor of Rural Architecture
Articles:
Dutch colonial farm house. Country
Gentleman, Sept., 1932. (2000)
Farm house planning. Rural Business,
Chicago, Dec, 1932. (3000)
Articles (continued)
With W. E. Carroll:
Construction of self feeders and their
use in pork production. Rev. ed. 111.
Agr. E.xp. Sta. Circ. 319.
Movable hog houses. Rev. ed. Ibid.,
320.
ERASER, WILBUR JOHN, M.S.
Professor of Dairy Farming
Articles:
Raising low protein increases profit.
Hoard's Dairyman, 77:9:244. (1500)
Tied to the wrong cow. Ibid., 77'23-S39-
(i 100)
Tied to the wrong dairyman. Ibid.,
78:2:23. (1900)
Good housing protects the dairy dollar.
Ibid., 78:4:71. 86. (1800)
Milk and money in herd comfort. Ibid.,
78:5:91- (1600)
Don't starve cows in midsummer. Jersey
Bui., 52:15:486. (800)
FREILICH, ELLIS BENJAMIN, M.D.
Associate Professor of Internal Medicine
Articles:
With O. B. Ragins:
Familial congenital clubbing of fingers
and toes. Ann. Int. Med., 6:7:946-47.
(300)
FULLER, HARRY JAMES, Ph.D.
Instructor in Botany
Articles:
Injurious effects of ultra-violet and
infra-red radiations on plants. Ann.
Mo. Bot. Gard., 19:79-86. (2100)
Some effects of radiations from a mer-
cury vapor arc in quartz upon en-
zymes. Ibid., 19:505-31. (8500)
FUSON, REYNOLD CLAYTON, Ph.D.
Professor of Chemistry
Books:
With R. L. Shriner:
The systematic identification of organic
compounds. Edwards Bros., Ann Ar-
bor, Mich. 86 pp. 1932.
Articles:
With C. Fisher and H. R. Snyder:
The haloform reaction. VI. Alpha
halogen derivatives of hindere
ketones. J. A. C. S., 54:3665-74. (5000)
With S. H. Babcock, Jr., and F. U
N akamura :
The cleavage of phenacylpyridinium haU
ides by alkali, /bi'd., 54:4407-09. (i5oo)|
With J. W. Bertctti and W. E. Ross:
The haloform reaction. VII. Effect
ortho-cholorine atoms. Ibid., 54:4380
83. (2000)
With W. E. Ross:
The coupling action of the Grignard
reagent. IV. Benzal chloride and
benzotrichloride. Ibid., 55:720-23^
(2000)
Reviews:
Esercizi Numerici de Chimica Organica
by Guido Bargellini. Ibid., 54:3022!
(200)
Publications of the Faculty
13
GAINES, WALTER LEE, Ph.D.
Professor of Milk Production
Articles:
With J. R. Palfrey:
A least-squares curve fitting machine,
using springs. Science, 76:472-74.
(1500)
GARNER, JAMES WILFORD, Ph.D., LL.D.,
Litt.D.
Professor of Political Science and Head
of the Department
Articles:
Recent conventions for the regulation of
war. Amer. J. Internal. Law., 26:807-
II. (1500)
Reviews:
Academic de Droit International,
Recueil des Cours. Ibid., 26:643-46.
(1800). 27:183-85. (1200)
Vauthier le Dangier Aerien et I'Avenir
du Pays. Ibid., 26:655. (250)
Annual Digest of International Law-
Cases, by McNair and Lauterpacht.
III. Law Rev., 27:349-50. (1000)
Notes on decisions and opinions. Brit-
ish Year Book of International Law,
i3:i6i-62;i87-93. (1500)
GEISSENDOERFER, JOHN THEODORE,
Ph.D., Assistant Professor of German
Articles:
Unger's "objective" treatment of liter-
ary problems. J. Engl, and Germ.
Philol., 32:70-76. (2200)
Reviews:
Probleme der deutschen Barockliteratur,
von Karl Victor. Ibid., 31:434-37.
(1575)
Romantik-Forschunger, von B. Heimann,
et al. Ibid., 32:259-62. (1350)
GELLHORN, ERNEST, M.D., Ph.D.
Professor of Physiologry
Articles:
Observations on the Hofmeister series in
muscle. Protoplasraa, 16:369-77.
(2500). 18:411-19. (2000)
Further studies in muscle fatigue and
permeability. Amer. J. Physiol., 100:
447-51- (1500)
Ion effects on muscular fatigue and their
independence of changes in the me-
tabolism of muscles. Ibid., 100:452-58.
(isoo)
IVith A. L. Fryer:
On the principle of autonomic nervous
action. Observations on the resistance
to temperature of the endings of vagus
and sympathetic in heart. Ibid., 103:
392-99. (2500)
With David Norfhup :
Quantitative investigations on the influ-
ence of hormones on absorption. In-
ternal secretions and permeability. II.
Ibid., 103:382-91. (3000)
GETTMANN, ROYAL A., A.M.
Assistant in English
Books:
With P. Kies, E. Clark, and A. J. Green:
A writer's manual and workbook. F. S.
Crofts, N. Y. 1933. 306 pp.
GIBBS, CARLIN FRARY, M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry
Articles:
The polymerization of gamma-halogen-
opropyldimethylamines. J. A.C. S., 55:
753-57. (1200)
GOBLE, GEORGE WASHINGTON, A.B.,
LL.B.
Professor of Law
Articles:
Life of Wesley N.- Hohfeld. Diet. Amer.
Biog., 9:124-25. (1200)
Trade mark piracy. Amer. Mercury, 28:
478-82. (2500)
Reviews:
Cases on contracts, by Costigan. 111.
Law Rev., 27:529. (300)
The commerce clause, by Gavit. Ind.
Univ. Alum. Qt., 20:206. (200)
GOFF, JOHN ALONZO, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Thermodynamics
Articles:
Thermodynamics, in "Progress in ap-
plied mechanics." Trans. A. S. M. E.,
(Applied Mechanics Division), Jan.-
Mar., 1933.
Air conditioning theory: classroom meth-
ods of presentation. Refrig. Eng.,
Jan., 1933.
Thermodynamics of adoustic velocity.
Technograph, Mar., 1933.
GOLDBERG, BENJAMIN, M.D.
Associate Professor of Medicine
Books:
Procedures in tuberculosis control. F.
A. Davis Co., Phila. 1933. 373 pp.,
54 figs.
Articles:
The present trend in tuberculosis mor-
tality. Hosp. Soc. Serv., 27:s24ff.
Arch. Phys. Ther., 13:650-54. (3200)
Progress in tuberculosis control. Clin.
Med. Surg., 30:19-23. (3900)
Recent developments in tuberculosis con-
trol. Med. J. and Rec. N. Y., 137:
332-36. (4100)
With Jessamine S. Whitney:
Medical teaching in tuberculosis. J. A.
M. A., 99:707-10. (2900)
GOLDMAN, MARCUS SELDEN, Ph.D.
Associate in English
Articles:
A contribution to the symposium of
alumni opinion on the new organiza-
tion of Culver Military Academy.
Culver Alumnus, 13:3:8-9.
Pandora Nomen Aptius Faustinae, a
verse translation from the Latin of
Joachim du Bellay. Nuntius, 7:2:14.
Reviews:
Hypnotic poetry, by D. Snyder. J.
Engl. Germ. Philol., 31:634-37. (1200).
On being creative and other essays, by
Irving Babbitt. Ibid., 32:121-24.
(1500)
GOTSHALK, DILMAN WALTER, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Philosophy
Articles:
The subject of all judgments. Mind, 42:
17-30. (5500)
Reviews:
New light on Emerson's sources for his
Swedenborg, by Hotson. Soc. Sci.
Abst., 3:9:1249. (150)
Six theories of mind, by Morris. J.
Phil., 29:717-20. (1200)
14
University of Illinois
GREEN, FREDERICK, A.M., LL.B.
Professor of Law
Sufficiency of indictments. 111. Bar J.,
21:3:24-27. (2000)
GREENGARD, JOSEPH, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Pediatrics
Articles:
The effectiveness of commercial diph-
theria toxoid in active immunization
of infants. J. A. M. A., 100: 793-95-
The Schick test in infancy. Arch. Ped.,
49:526-33-
With S. J. Hoffman:
Pericarditis simulating an acute condi-
tion in the abdomen. Arch, burg.,
26:623-32.
With A. J. Kobak: , . r .
Skin reactivity of mothers and infants
to gonococcus vaccine. Proc. boc.
Exp. Biol, and Med., 30:117-18.
GREGG, RUSSELL TAAFFE A.M.
Assistant in Industrial Education
Articles:
A plan of supervised student-teaching in
industrial arts. Education, 52:583-86.
GRIFFITH, COLEMAN ROBERTS, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Educational Psy-
chology
Articles:
Physical education and general educa-
tion. Proc. Inst. Internat. Rel. 1932.
Sup., 9:20-24. (5000)
Reviews:
Contemporary schools of psychology, by
R. S. Woodworth. Amer. J. Psychol.,
45:1:182-84. (2000)
GULLETTE, CAMERON CHARLES, B.Mus.,
^^A^sistant Professor of Romance Languages
Articles:
The critics' candidate. Mod. Lang. J.,
17:401-10. (5000)
Some tricks of the trade. Ibid., 17:499-
503- (2000)
The Illinois Modern Language Associa-
tion. Ibid.. 17:378-79- (1000)
Reviews:
Modern Spanish Grammar, by Pittaro
and Green. Ibid., 17:223-24. (800)
Beginning Spanish, training for reading,
by Sparkman and Castillo. Ibid., 17.
548-49- (1300)
HALL, STANLEY WILLIAM, B.S.
Associate Professor of Floriculture
Articles:
Employers and employees study together
at tenth Illinois short course. l>lor.
Rev., 71:1837:11-16. (7000)
HALPER, PHILIP ALLEN, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Otolaryngology
Books:
Articles on otolaryngology iri "Cyclo-
pedia of Medicine," F. A. Davis Co.,
Phila., vols. V-VII.
Articles:
The challenge of ophthalmologic prob-
lems— do we meet them? Sight-Saving
Rev. (Pub. no. 1:0), 8:1:11-20.
Ophthalmologic problems in general prac-
tice. 111. Med. J., 63:5:473-79-
Articles (continued)
Case presentation amyloid tumor of up-
per air passage. Arch. Otolar., 15:
945-
Reviews:
Literature on otorhinoloryngology for
1930-32, in "Sajou's Analytic Cyclo-
pedia of Practical Medicine, loth
rev. ed., vol. XI, sup. 1932-
HALPERN, LOUIS JOSEPH, B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Pediatrics
See I. Pilot.
HAM, CLARENCE WALTER, M.E.
Professor of Machine Design
Articles:
With D. G. Ryan:
An experimental investigation Of the
friction of screw threads. 111. tng.
Exp. Sta. Bui. 247- 62 pp- (19,000)
HAMILTON, TOM SHERMAN, M.S.
Associate in Animal Nutrition
Articles: , . . , ^„^
Under what conditions are mineral sup-
plements other than salts 9f calcium
and phosphorus necessary in feeding
farm animals. Proc. Amer. Soc.
Animal Prod., 1932:317-43- (10,000)
The effect of the amount of feed con-
sumed by cattle on the utilization ot
its energy content. J. Agr. Res., 45:
3:163-91- (15,000)
See also H. H. Mitchell.
HANSEN, MARCUS LEE, Ph.D.
Professor of History
Articles:
The minor stocks in the American popu-
lation of 1790. An. Rpt. Amer. Hist.
Assoc, 1931:360-97- (22,500)
The population of the American outlying
regions in 1790. Ibid., 1931:398-408.
(5000)
A century of Norwegian-American prog-
ress and the future. Norden, 4:3:9-11-
(2000)
Reviews:
The religious aspects of Swedish immi-
gration: a study of immigrant
churches, by George M. Stephenson
Amer. Hist. Rev., 38:2:38586. (400)
HARDY, VERNAL RICHARD, Ph.D.
Special Research Assistant in Chemistry
See G. F. Smith.
HARNO, ALBERT JAMES, B.S , LL.B
LLD., Professor of Law, Dean ot tne
College of Law, and Provost
Articles: . ,.^ ^. ,„,
Lights and shadows in qualifications tor
fhe bar. Bar Examiner, 11:1:14-25-
Amer. Law Sch. Rev., 7:7:582-90.
(6000)
Social planning and perspective through
law. Amer. Bar Assoc. J. 19:4:201-06.
Ibid., 7:8:705-15- Handbook Assoc.
Amer. Law Sch., 1932. (7000)
HARTUNG, ADOLPH, M.D.
Professor of Radiology
Articles:
IVith J. Freednian:
Pulmonary syphylis-a report of tf "^f^
cases of acquired lung syphylis in
adults, with Pai-ticular reference to
roentgen aspects. J. A. M. A., 98.1969-
72. (5400)
Publications of the Faculty
15
HASSIN, GEORGE BORIS, M.D.
Professor of Neurology and Psychiatry
Articles:
Histologic studies in meningitis. Arch.
Neurol. Psychiat., 28:4:789-809. (3000)
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis complicated
by subacute combined degeneration of
the cord: clinical and pathologic re-
port of a case. Ibid., 29:1:125-36.
(2000)
Abscess and thrombosis of the superior
longitudinal sinus: clinico-pathologic
report of a case. Ibid., 29:2:359-67.
(1800)
Paraplegia in flexion and the symptom
of Ihermitte: subacute combined de-
generation of the cord. Ibid., 29:4:
855-60. (1600}
Reviews:
Fleckfieber und Nervensystem, by N.
Hirschberg. J. A. M. A., 99:9:781.
La Syringobulbie, Contribution a la
physiopathologie du tronc cerebral, by
N. Jonesco-Sisesti. Ibid., 99:8:680.
Contributions from the Ukrainian Psy-
choneurologic Institute: vegetative life
and the nervous system, by A. I.
Heymanovich. Ibid., 100:2.
Die juvenile amaurotische Idiotic, by
F. Sjogren. Ibid., 100:16.
Cytology and cellular pathology of the
nervous system, by W. Penfield. Ibid.,
99:4:329. Arch. Int. Med., 50:3:508.
Histopathology of the central nervous
system, by D. Bouman and D. S. T.
Bock. Arch. Path., 14:2:293.
HAYES, WILLIAM PATRICK, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Entomology
Articles:
Insects, their habits and control. Nat.
Greenkeeper and Turf Culture, 7:4:8-
13- (3600)
HEDBLOM, CARL ARTHUR, M.D., Ph.D.,
• D.Sc.
Professor of Surgery and Head of the
Department
Articles:
Tuberculous empyema. Acta Chirurg.
Scand., 71:311-38.
The surgical treatment of tuberculous
empyema. J. Thor. Surg., Dec, 1932.
The diagnosis and treatment of dia-
phragmatic hernia with special ref-
erence to a selective surgical treat-
ment. So. Surg., 1:4:275-86.
The treatment of pulmonary abscess.
West. J. Surg. Obstet. Gyn., Mar.,
1933-
With Willard Van Hazel:
Clinic of Drs. Carl A. Hedblom and
Willard Van Hazel. Surg. Clin. N.
Amer., 12:5:1137-56.
Contrast media roentgenography in tho-
racic surgery. Amer. J. Roentgen.
Radium Ther., 27:5.
Reviews:
Uber die neurere Entwicklung der chir-
urgischen Behandlung der Lungen-
tuberculose, by R. Nissen. J. A. M. A.,
July 9, 1932.
Primary carcinoma of the lung — bron-
chiogenic cancer — a clinical and patho-
logical study, by B. M. Fried. Ibid.,
July 23, 1932.
HERROLD, RUSSELL DORR, B.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Laboratory urology and status of re-
search. Cyclopedia of Medicine (F. A.
Davis Co., Phila.), 7:980-90. (5000)
Debatable questions on the management
of gonorrhea in the male. Urol.
Cutan. Rev., 36:7:441-48. (7700)
IVith Earl E. Ewert:
Chronic foci of infection in the kidney
and bladder. Ibid., 36:8:506-08. (1700)
Chronic infections of the kidney and
bladder. Boletin de la Asociacion
Medica de Puerto Rico, 25:1:6-9.
(1600)
HESS, JULIUS HAYES, M.D.
Professor of Pediatrics and Head of the
Department
Articles:
Premature infants. Med. Clin. N. Amer.,
Sept., 1932, pp. 477-91-
Immature and premature infants. Cyclo-
pedia of Medicine (F. A. Davis Co.,
Phila.), 1933.
HICK, FORD KIMMEL, B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Internal Medicine
Articles:
Carcinoma of the pancreas. Med. Clin.
N. Amer., 17:547. (2000)
Pancreatic cysts. Ibid., 17:554. (2000)
HILLER, ERNEST THEODORE, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Sociology and Act-
ing Head of the Department
Books:
Principles of sociology. Harpers, N. Y.
1933. 661 4- xlx pp.
HOLMES, RALPH M., A.M.
Instructor in Music
Articles:
The evaluation of musical performance.
Mus. Superv. J., 19:2:23. (1200)
HOLT, HAROLD WRIGHT, A.B., LL.B.,
S.J.D.
Professor of Law
Articles:
Illinois annotations, restatement of con-
tracts. 111. Law Rev., 27:39-47, 154-
71. (6000)
HOPKINS, B. SMITH, Ph.D., D.Sc.
Professor of Inorganic Chemistry
Books:
Charles James, the chemist. Chapter 4
in The Life and Work of Charles
lames. Northeast Section of the
American Chemical Society, Boston.
1932. (1700)
Articles:
Extremes of nature. Sci. Monthly, Sept.,
1932, pp. 193-202. (6350)
With H. G. Dawson:
An experiment in visual education in
elementary college chemistry. Educ.
Screen, May, 1932, pp. 136-37. and
June, 1932, pp. 169-72. (4200)
With L. L. Quill:
The use of non-aqueous solvents in the
study of the rare earth group. Proc.
Nat. Acad. Sci., 19:64-68. (1200)
16
University of Illinois
Hopkins, B.S. — Articles (continued)
With R. E. Meints and L. F. Audrieth:
Elektrolytische Herstellung der Amal-
game du seltenen Erden. II. Zer-
setzung des Lanthan-amalgams zur
Gewinnung des freien Metals. Zeits.
anorg. allgem. Chemie, 22:237-40.
(1200)
Reviews:
Chemistry in the service of many, by
Alexander Findlay. J. Chem. Educ,
9:1135. (325)
The preparation of pure inorganic sub-
stances, by E. H. Archibald. J. A. C. S.,
54:2572-73. (450)
HOTTES, CHARLES FREDERICK, Ph.D.
Professor of Plant Physiology and Head
of the Department of Botany
Articles:
The American deciduous cypress. Home
Geog. Mo., 1:13-19. (2300)
HUDELSON, ROBERT R., A.M.
Assistant Dean of the College of Agricul-
ture and Superintendent of Agricultural
College Extension (with the rank of As-
sociate Professor)
Articles:
Technique of extension use of materials
from farm accounting associations.
J. Farm Econ., 15:2:294-304. (4500)
With H. C. M. Case, P.E. Johnston, and
others:
A series of 37 annual farm business re-
ports for counties or groups of coun-
ties in Illinois. III. Agr. Exp. Sta.,
Dept. Agr. Econ., Mimeo. nos. 343-79.
HUELSEN, WALTER A., M.S.
Associate Professor of Olericulture
Articles:
Efficiency factors and their use in de-
termining optimum fertilizer ratios.
J. Agr. Res., 45:11:675-704. (15,000)
HUNTER, MERLIN HAROLD, Ph.D.
Professor of Economics
Books:
The expenditure of state funds in Illi-
nois. 111. Bur. Bus. Res. Bui. 43. 40
pp.
Cost of township and county govern-
ment in Illinois. Ibid., 45. 31 pp.
Articles:
National expenditures and revenues.
Amer. Yr. Bk., 1932, pp. 186-92.
(5000)
State finances. Ibid., pp. 203-06. (2500)
Municipal finances. Ibid., pp. 206-11.
(1500)
Keeping up with the Joneses in public
expenditures. Barron's, 18:8:3,8.
(3000)
Commercial motor transportation. Traffic
World, 1:17:755-57- (3500)
Taxation of commercial motor transpor-
tation. Assoc. Traffic Clubs Bui.,
1:16:106-08. (3500)
HUNTINGTON, WHITNEY CLARK, M.S.,
C.E.
Professor of Civil Engineering and Head
of the Department
Reviews:
With Paul Nielsen:
Wind bracing connection efficiency. Proc.
Amer. Soc. Civil Eng., 58:7:1217-20.
(1000)
Reviews (continued)
Principal stresses in dams. Ibid., 58:10:
1797-1801. (1500)
HYNEMAN, CHARLES S., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Political Science
Articles:
With C. M. Kneier:
Recent publications of political interest
(compilation). Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev.,
26:3:599-622; 4:784-806; 5:977-88;
6:1152-69; 27:1:160-78; 2:341-64.
(50,000)
Reviews:
Township government in Indiana, by
Clyde F. Snider. Ind. Univ. Alum.
Qt., 20:1:81-82. (740)
INGRAHAM, RAYMOND CLIFFORD. Ph.D.
Assistant in Physiology in the College of
Medicine
See ISI. B. Visscher.
JAFFE, RICHARD HERMAN, M.D.
Professor of Pathology
Articles:
Inflammatory defense reactions in leu-
kemia. Arch. Path., 14:177-203.
(i 1,000)
Tuberculosis and leukemia. Amer. Rev.
Tuber., 27:32-46. (7000)
Herz Klappenveranderungen in Endo-
carditis. Virchows Archiv., 287:379-
92. (5000)
Adeno lymphoma of parotid gland.
Amer. J. Cancer, 16:1415-23. (4000)
Erythropoiesis in leukemia. Folia Hae-
matologica, 49:51-63. (5000)
JEFFERSON, BERNARD LEVI, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Books:
With P. N. Landis, A. W. Secord, and 3
J. F. Ernst: I
Literary studies for rhetoric classes. 1
Rev. ed. Thomas Nelson and Sons,
N. Y. 1932. xiii -f 835 pp.
Articles:
Crediting high school pupils for fresh-
man college composition. 111. Assoc.
Teach. Engl. Bui., 25:6:1-17. (4000)
JENKINS, RICHARD LEOS, A.B., M.D.
Associate in Criminology, Social Hygiene,
and Medical Jurisprudence
Articles:
Periodicals for child guidance clinics.
Mental Hygiene, 26:188-98. (900)
The study of the type as a statistical
method. J. Juvenile Res., 17:1-9.
(2430)
With Luton Ackerson:
The etiology of mongolism. Amer. J.
Dis. Children, 45:506-19. (4700)
JOANNIDES, MINAS, M.S., M.D.
Associate in Surgery
Articles: i
The mechanics of eructation: a hereto-
fore undescribed function of the dia-
phragm. J. Thor. Surg., 2:280-83
(1000) 1
JOHNSTON, PAUL EVANS, Ph.D. ,!
Assistant Professor of Farm Organization
and Management
See Robert R. Hudelson.
Publications of the Faculty
17
KADOW, KENNETH JOHN, M.S.
Assistant Pathologist in Horticulture
Articles:
IVith Leon K. Jones:
Fusarium wilt of peas with special ref-
erence to dissemination. Wash. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Bui. 272. 30 pp. (16,000)
See also H. W. Anderson.
KAMMLADE, WILLIAM GARFIELD, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Sheep Husbandry
See J. L. Edmonds.
KAMPMEIER, OTTO FREDERIC, Ph.D.,
M.D.
Professor of Anatomy and Head of the
Department
Articles:
The problem of coordination of medical
libraries in Chicago. Proc. Inst. Med.,
June, 1932. 7 pp.
Some simple methods of preparing and
mounting gross sections of the body,
of illustrating microscopic sections,
and of labeling specimens for the
anatomical museum. Anat. Rec, 5:
55:395-401.
KAPLAN, SAMUEL, B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Obstetrics and Gynecology
Articles:
Blood chemistry study in normal preg-
nancy and eclamptogenic toxemia.
Amer. J. Obstet. Gyn., 23:5:673.
(1700)
KARTOON, LOUIS BERNARD, B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Internal Medicine
See Bernard Fantus.
KAUFMAN, SAMUEL I., M.D.
Associate in Ophthalmology
Articles:
Morgagnian cataracts and their compli-
cations. Arch. Ophthal., 9:1:55-63-
(3000)
KELLEY, CORNELIA PULSIFER, Ph.D.
Instructor in English
Articles:
A postscript to Professor Berkelman's
letter to his theme reader. Engl., J.,
College Ed., 22:3:232-34. (800)
Reviews:
Les ann^es dramatiques and the prefaces
of Henry James, by Leon Edel. J.
Engl. Germ. Philol., 31:3:452-54.
(1200)
KELLEY, VICTOR WENDELL, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Pomology
Articles:
Pruning apple trees in the pre-bearing
and early-bearing periods. Trans. 111.
Hort. Soc, 66:548-62. (6000)
KAMMERER, KENNETH S., M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry
Articles:
With P. W. Boutwell:
Sulfur content of foods. Ind. Eng.
Chem., Anal. Ed., 4:423. (1500)
KETCHUM, MILO SMITH, C.E., D.Sc.
Research Professor of Civil Engineering
Books:
The design of steel mill buildings, sth
ed. McGraw-Hill Book Co., N. Y.
6.32 -!- XX pp.
Articles:
Structural engineering. Amer. Yr. Bk.,
1932. PP- 622-28. (5000)
KEYES, DONALD BABCOCK, Ph.D.
Professor of Chemical Engineering
Articles:
Impure science. 111. Alum. News, 10:9:
366-67. (1200)
Pure air for our cities. Sci. Mo., 35:11:
427-30. (2000)
Research in the chemical engineering di-
vision at the University of Illinois.
Ice and Refrig., 82:12:307-08. (1500)
New rotary type plate improves vacuum
fractionating column. Nat. Petrol.
News., Nov. 9, 1932. (3300)
The value of the determination of free
energy change of organic reactions.
Science, 77:1991:202-04. (2000)
Cooperative chemical engineering re-
search in the University. Ind. Eng.
Chem., 24:8:947-49. (2000)
Esterification processes and equipment.
Ibid., 24:10:1096-1100. (8500)
With W. L. Faith and P. E. Peters:
Catalytic partial oxidation of alcohols in
the vapor phase. IV. Ibid., 24:8:924-
25. (2000)
With W. L. Faith and Sherlock Swann, Jr.:
Catalj-tic vapor-phase oxidation of tetra-
alkyl methanes. Ibid., 25:2:224. (150)
With W. L. Faith:
The catalytic partial oxidation of ethyl
alcohol in the vapor phase. The use of
a liquid salt bath for temperature con-
trol. 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 252.
(3000)
With Sherlock Swann, Jr.:
The extraction of tubercle baccilli with
organic solvents. In The Chemistry
of Tuberculosis, by H. G. Wells and
E. R. Long, 1932, pp. 61-62. (180)
KING, EVERETT EDGAR, A.B., M.C.E.
Professor of Railway Civil Engineering
Articles:
A test of the durability of signal-relay
contacts. 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 250.
18 pp.
KISTLER, SAMUEL STEPHENS, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineer-
ing
Articles:
On the nature of coagulation, viscosity,
and thixotropy in colloidal systems.
J. Phys. Chem., 36:2948-66.
KLEIN, REUBEN ISADORE, M.S., M.D.
Instructor in Pathology and Bacteriology
Articles:
With Theodore Cornbleet:
Capillary permeability in disorders of the
skin. Arch. Derm. Syph., 26:21-26.
(1500)
KNEIER, CHARLES MAYARD, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Political Science
Articles:
With C. W. Hyneman:
Recent publications of political interest
(compilation). Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev.,
26:3:599-622; 4:784-806; 5:977-88; 6:
1152-69; 27:1:160-78; 2:341-64.
(50,000)
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KOEHLER, BENJAMIN, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Crop Pathology
Articles:
With F. R. Jones:
Alfalfa wilt as influenced by soil tem-
perature and soil moisture. 111. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Bui. 378, pp. 39-79. (12,050)
With J. R. Holbcrt and C. Elliott:
Bacterial leaf blight of dent corn. Phy-
topathology, 23:1:15-16. (200)
KONZO, SEICHI, M.S.
Special Research Associate in Mechanical
Engineering
See A. P. Kratz.
KORDENAT, RALPH AUGUST, M.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Lumbar sympathetic ramisection for re-
lief of pain due to carcinoma of
uterus. 111. Med. J., 62:503-05.
KRAEHENBUEHL, JOHN OTTO, M.S., E.E.
Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineer-
ing
Articles:
With M. A. Faucett:
Testing the meter tester. Elec. World,
100:6:180-81. (1000)
KRASE, NORMAN WILLIAM, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Chemical Engineer-
ing
Books:
Fixed nitrogen, chapter VII. Chemical
Catalog Co., N.Y. 1932. 18 pp.
Annual survey of American chemistry,
vol. VI, chapter 13. Ibid. 3 pp.
Articles:
With A. H. Macmillan:
High speed agitation under pressure.
Ind. Eng. Chem., 24:9:1001-02. (2000)
KRATZ, ALONZO PLUMSTEAD, M.S.
Research Professor of Mechanical Engi-
neering
Articles:
Insulation — an important factor in air
conditioning. Amer. Artisan, Nov. and
Dec, 1932. (3000)
With A. C. Willard and S. tConso :
Investigation of warm air furnaces and
heating systems. V. 111. Eng. Exp.
Sta. Bui. 246. 155 pp.
With M. K. Fahnestock and E. L. Brod-
erick :
Tests of convectors in warm wall testing
booth. Heating, Piping, and Air Con-
ditioning, J. Sec, 4:7:502-08. (3700)
With E. L. Broderick:
Study of the application of thermo-
couples to the measurement of wall
surface temperatures, /fc/rf., 4:9:633-38.
(3500)
With S. Konso:
Study of summer cooling in the research
residence at the University of Illinois.
Ibid., 5:2:115-126. (8300)
KRUGER, P. GERALD, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Physics
Articles:
A large grazing incidence spectrograph.
Rev. Sci. Instr., 4:128-30.
Gamma radiation and its relation to
nuclear structure. Phys. Rev., 40:727-
30.
Articles (continued)
With C. F. Cibbs and E. H. Williams:
Nuclear moment of barium as deter-
mined from the hyperfine structure of
the Ball lines. Ibid., 41:322-26.
With R. C. Wagner:
A note on the hyperfine structure of
beryllium lines. Ibid., 41. p. 373.
KUBITZ, OSKAR ALFRED, Ph.D.
Instructor in Philosophy
Books:
Development of John Stuart Mill's Sys-
tem of Logic. Univ. 111. 1932. 310 pp.
KUDO, RICHARD ROKS.\BRO, D.Sc.
Assistant Professor of Zoology
Articles:
Notes on myxosporidia. J. Parasit., 19:
2: 169.
Reviews:
Ronald Ross: discoverer and creator, by
R. L. Megroz. Tokio Med. News, 2776:
37-
Das Mikroscop und seine Anwendung,
by H. Hager and F. Tobler. Ibid.,
2814:37.
Lehrbuch der Helminthologie, by C. E.
W. Sprehn. Ibid., 2814:37.
Life by seashore, by M. Newbigin and
R. Elmhirst. J. Zool. Soc Japan, 44:
522:164.
The regulation of size as illustrated in
unicellular organisms, by E. F. Adolph.
Ibid., 44:526:340.
The history of science and the new
humanism, by G. Sarton. Ibid., 44:
527:340.
KUHLMAN, ALVIN FREDERICK, M.S.
Instructor in Dairy Husbandry
Articles:
With W. W. Yapp:
Breeding results in a herd of cattle in-
fected with contagious abortion. Proc.
Amer. Soc. An. Prod., 1932:277-81.
KUNZ, JAKOB, Ph.D.
Professor of Mathematical Physics
Articles:
Theory of electromagnetic and electro-
static induction in electrodeless dis-
charges. Phil. Mag., 13:964.
Uber die klassische Verteilung der Elck-
tronen im photoelectrischen Effekt der
Roentgenstrahlen. Phys. Zeits., 34:219.
Erhaltung der Energie des Impulses im
photoelectrischen Effekt. Ibid., 34:218.
LACKNER. JULIUS ERNEST, B.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and
Gynecology
Articles:
A critical review of the gynecological
literature of 1931. Amer. J. Obstet.
Gyn., 24:2:297.
LARSON, LAURENCE MARCELLUS, Ph.D.,
LL.D. I
Professor of History and Head of the De- i
partment \
Books: I
History of England and the British Com-
monwealth. Rev. ed. Henry Holt and
Co., N.Y. 1932. 916 pp.
Articles:
Great Britain. World Book Annual for
1932. (2400)
Publications of the Faculty
19
Reviews:
England und die Gesittungsgrundlage
der Europaischen Friihgeschichte, von
Gustav Hubener. J. Engl. Germ.
Philol., 32:245-48. (1400)
Handbuch der Englandkunde, Erster
Teil, mit Beitragen von M. Deutsch-
bein et al. Ibid., 32:272-75. (1400)
A history of Sweden, by Andrew A.
Sternberg. Amer. Hist. Rev., 37:4:735-
36. (500)
LARSON, REINHOLD FRIDTJOF, M.S.
Instructor in Mechanical Engineering
See F. G. Straub.
LASH, ABRAHAM FAE, M.D.. Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and
' Gynecology
Articles:
Puerperal sepsis: B. Welchii, fatal types.
Amer. J. Obstet. Gyn., 25:2:288-98.
(4000)
Reviews:
Puerperal infection, by J. R. Goodall.
Surg. Gyn. Obstet., vol. 54.
The development of the mercurochrome
technique in obstetrics, by H. W.
Mayes. Ibid., 54:529. (600)
The relation of the vaginal reaction and
flora during pregnancy to the occur-
rence of puerperal sepsis, by W. R.
Logan. J. Obstet. Gyn. Brit. Emp.,
38:788. (1000)
The immediate and remote prognosis of
pyelitis of pregnancy and the puer-
periura, by G. H. Dodds. Ibid., 39:46.
(500)
LEDERER, FRANCIS LOEFFLER. B.S.,
M.D., Professor of Laryngology, Rhin-
ology, and Otology, and Acting Head of
the Department
Articles:
Case presentations of otolaryngology.
Arch. Otolar., 15:945-
Various articles on otolaryngology in
"Cyclopedia of Medicine," Vols. 1-7,
F. A. Davis Co., Phila.
Transactions of the Chicago Laryngo-
logical Society, 1932.
Reviews:
Literature on otolaryngology in "Sajous's
Analytic Cyclopedia of Practical Medi-
cine," loth rev. ed., vol. 11, sup., 1932.
F. A. Davis Co., Phila.
LEDGERWOOD, RICHARD CARNES, A.M.
Assistant in Psychology
Articles:
Measurement of the appeal of per-
formances in the theater. J. Applied
Psych., 16:4:403-05. (800)
A comparison of methods in determining
the affective value of words. Amer.
J. Psych., 44:796-97. (700)
LEE, FREDERIC EDWARD, Ph.D.
Professor of Economics
Articles:
Balancing Britain's budget in 1932. Bar-
ron's, 12:22:5. (2800)
New banking laws for China. Ibid.,
12:34:20. (3000)
The debt problem must be solved. Ibid.,
13:13:5- (4500)
Chinese banking. Bankers' Mag., 125:
3:239-43. (3500)
Articles (continued)
China to abandon silver standard. Chi-
cago J. Com., 12:292:6. (3500)
One year of the R.F.C. Ibid., 13:111:1,
4; 112:4; 113:6. (6000)
1932 performance of British 'Big Five'
banks. Ibid., 13:151:6. (4000)
LEHMANN, EMIL WILHELM, B.S., E.E.
Professor of Agricultural Engineering and
Head of the Department
Articles:
Getting the most out of power. Capper's
Farmer, April, 1933. (1800)
Corn as a fuel. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Mimeo., 5 pp. (5000)
Electric refrigerators on farms. Agr.
Leaders' Digest, p. 29. (460)
LEVINE, VICTOR, B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Pathology
Articles:
Normal fat content of the Kupffer cells.
Arch. Path., 14:345-52. (3300)
Angiomatous malformations of the brain.
Ibid., 15:340-51. (5200)
LEVINSON, SAMUEL AZOR, M.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Pathology and of
Internal Medicine, Director of the Hos-
pital Laboratory, and Hospital Patholo-
gist
Books:
With R. P. MacFate:
Handbook of clinical laboratory medi-
cine. Univ. 111., Chicago. 1933. 215
pp.
Articles:
With R. I. Klein:
Effect of reticulo-endothelial blockade
on uric acid of blood. Proc. Exp.
Biol. Med., 1932:29:885.
With A. Learner:
Blood cysts on the heart valves of new-
born infants. Arch. Path., 4:810.
LINDSLEY, DONALD B., Ph.D.
Instructor in Psychology
Articles:
With L. E. Travis:
An action current study of handedness
in relation to stuttering. J. Exp.
Psych., 16:258-70.
LINDSTROM, DAVID EDGAR, M.S.
Associate in Rural Sociology
Books:
Local group organization among Illinois
farm people. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Mimeo. 1933. 45 pp.
See also Sybil Woodruff:
LITTLETON, ANANIAS CHARLES, Ph.D.,
C.P.A.
Professor of Accountancy and Assistant
Director of the Bureau of Business Re-
search
Articles:
Creditors' interest in surplus. C. P. A.,
13:4:199-202. (3600)
Die Ausbildung des Revisors in der
Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika.
Die Betriebswirtschaft, 25:10:235-73.
(3500)
Capital and surplus. Acct. Rev., 7:4:290-
93. (2500)
With Henry R. Hatfield:
A check list of early bookkeeping texts.
Ibid., 7:3:194-206.
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LLOYD, JOHN WILLIAM, Ph.D.
Professor of Olericulture
Articles:
Some grading and packing problems
Trans. 111. Hort. Soc, 66:433-39
(2100)
Adjusting vegetable production to de
mand. An. Rep. 111. State Veg
Growers' Assoc, 2:30-33. (3100)
Spinach early and late. 111. Agr. Exp
Sta. Circ. 404. (3200)
Growing and marketing muskmelons
Ibid., Circ. 405. (8000)
With H. M. Newell:
Causes of damage to fruits and vege-
tables during shipment. Jbid., Bui.
379. (18,000)
Air circulation and temperature condi-
tions in refrigerated carloads of fruit.
Ibid., Bui. 381. (22,000)
LOCKLIN, DAVID PHILIP, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Transportation
Articles:
The literature on railway rate theory.
Qt. J. Econ., 47:2:167-230. (24,500)
LOHMANN, KARL BAPTISTE, B.S., M.L.A.
Professor of Landscape Architecture
Articles:
Making our communities more garden-
like. Land. Arch. Qt., 23:15-23- (1650)
Planning beyond the urban border. 111.
Munic. Rev., Jan., 1933. PP- S-6. (1600)
Sculpture in the out-of-doors. Parks and
Recreation, 15:685-92. (2300)
Expressions of character in the created
landscape. Amer. Land. Arch., June-
July, 1932, pp. 8-10. (1650)
LOUNSBURY, RAYMOND HARVEY, Ph.D.
Associate in Economics
Articles:
IVitlt Charles O. Hardy:
Velocity concepts — a criticism and a re-
ply. Qt. J. Econ., 46:3:566-74. (3000)
Reviews:
L'or et sa distribution mondiale, by Al-
bert Aftalion. Amer. Econ. Rev.,
22:4:751-53- (800)
LOW, ABRAHAM ADOLPH, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Neurology and Psy-
chiatry
See H. Douglas Singer.
LYTLE, ERNEST BARNES, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Mathematics
Articles:
A mathematician's work. 111. Alumni
News, 11:4:115-16. (1300)
McDANIELS, HERBERT ELI, M.S.
Instructor in Bacteriology
Articles:
Leucocyte counts and bacteremia studies
in rats orally immunized against pneu-
mococci. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med.,
29:897-98. (550)
With V. M. Ryan and M. Boyer:
Motility in the examination for B. ty-
phosus and related pathogens. Ibid.,
29:404-06. (680)
With John Neal:
Filter-passing bacteria in polluted water.
Ibid., 30:115-17- (940)
McDOUGAL, MYRES SMITH, A.M., J.S.D.
Assistant Professor of Law
Articles:
Tax notes on recent Illinois decisions.
Nat. Tax Assoc. Bui., Oct., 1932; Feb.,
1933. (2400)
Reviews:
Cases on municipal corporations, by
Tooke. 111. Law Rev., 27: 469. (1025)
The education of Jeremy Bentham, by
Everett. Ibid., 27:580. (840)
McGUIGAN, HUGH ALISTER, Ph.D., M.D.
Professor of Pharmacology, Materia
Medica, and Therapeutics, and Head
of the Department
Reviews:
Biochemistry in internal medicine, by
Max Trumper and Abraham Cantarow.
J. Amer. 5led. Assoc, 99:160. (330)
Materia medica, pharmacology, and Thera-
peutics, by Walter A. Bastedo. Ibid.,
99:1107. (330)
Laboratory manual of physiological
chemistry, by D. Wright Wilson.
Ibid., 100:284. (260)
McMUNN, RICHARD LACEY, M.S.
Associate in Pomology
Articles:
Economic apple orchard practices. Trans.
HI. Hort. Soc, 66:324-32. (2200)
See also M. J. Dorsey.
MARVEL, CARL SHIPP, Ph.D.
Professor of Organic Chemistry
Books:
With F. C. Whitmore, Roger Adams, W.
H. Carothers, H. T. Clarke, J. B. Con-
ant, and Henry Gilmati:
Organic syntheses, Vol. 12. John Wiley.
and Sons, N. Y. 1932. vii + 96 pp.
Articles:
With R. L. Shriner and M. T. Goebel:
The directive influence of the alkylsul-
fonamido and dialkylsulfonamido
groups. J. A. C. S., 54:2470-76. (3000)
With J. Harmon:
Phenyl substituted aliphatic acids. Ibid.,^
54:2515-27. (6000)
Rearrangements of polyines. IV. Tetra-i
phenyldi-(3-methyl-3-ethyl-pentinyl-i)-
ethane. Ibid., 55:1716-22. (3000)
With H. E. Munro:
Rearrangements of polyines. II. Tetra--
phenlydiphenyl-ethinylethane. Ibid.,\
54:4445-50. (3000)
With L. F. Halley:
Rearrangements of polyines. III. Syn-I
theses of bis-i,i'-(i,3-diphenylindyl).
Ibid., 54:4450-54. (2000)
With Vladimir C. Sekera:
Higher alkyl sulfonates. Ibid., 55:345-49.^
(2800)
With C. F. Gibbs and E. R. Littmann:
Quaternary ammonium salts from halo
genated alkyl dimethylamines. IL
Polymerization of Gamma-Halogen<Hj
propyldimethylamines. Ibid., 55:753-
57. (2200)
With A. T. Blomquist:
Reactions of some substituted diviny-'
lacetylenes. Ibid., 55:1655-62. (4800)!
With M. T. Goebel:
The oxidation of Grignard reagents.]
Ibid., 55:1673-96. (2000)
Publications of the Faculty
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MATHEWS, JOHN MABRY. Ph.D.
Professor of Political Science
Books:
The American constitutional system.
McGraw-Hill Book Co., N. Y. 1932.
xvii + 468 pp.
Articles:
The United States and world affairs.
Amer. Yr. Bk., 1932:59-66. (5000)
National and interstate relations of
states. Ibid., 125-27. (2000)
State administration. Ibid., 132-36.
(2500)
MAYS, ARTHUR BEVERLY, A.M.
Professor of Industrial Education
Articles:
The contribution of teacher-training in-
stitutions to the adequate presentation
of the philosophy of industrial edu-
cation. Summary of report. Proc.
Miss. Vail. Conf. on Training of Ind.
Art Teachers, Dec, 1932, pp. 29-31.
(600)
The significance of the practical arts in
modern education. High Sch. Qt.,
20:4:184-89. (2800)
The practical arts and integration of the
curriculum. Sch. Rev., 41:1:51-55.
(1500)
The practical arts teacher. Ind. Arts
Voc. Educ. Mag., 22:3:133-35. (2300)
MELNICK, PERRY JULIUS, M.S., M.D.
Associate in Pathology and Bacteriology
Articles:
Metastasizing leiomyoma of the stomach.
Amer. J. Cancer, 16:4:890-902. (3000)
Fibromyoma of the breast. Arch. Path.,
14:794-98. (1500)
METCALF, CLELL LEE, D.Sc.
Professor of Entomology and Head of the
Department
Books:
IVith W. P. Flint:
Insects, man's chief competitors. Wil-
liams and Wilkins Co., Baltimore.
1932. viii + 133 pp.
Articles:
An obscure Temnostoma differentiated
by its larval characters. Ann. Ent.
Soc. Amer. 26:1:1-8. (2500)
MEYER, CURTIS ERDMUND, M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry
Articles:
With Vincent du Vigneaud :
The racemization of amino acids in
aqueous solution by acetic anhydride.
J. Biol. Chem., 98:295-308. (5000)
The temporary formation of the azlac-
tone ring in the racemization of acyl
derivatives of amino acids with acetic
anhydride. Ibid., 99:143-51. (2500)
MEYER, JACOB, M.S., M.D.
Associate Professor of Internal Medicine
Articles:
With Dorothy Fetter and Alfred A.
Strauss:
Relation of pain of peptic ulcer to gas-
tric motility and acidity. Arch. Int.
Med., 50:338-47-
With Henry H. Rubin:
Effect of alkalis on experimental peptic
ulcer. Arch. Surg., 26:684-88.
MICHAEL, VIOLA MAE, A.B.
First Assistant in Animal Pathology
Articles:
With Robert Graham:
Studies on incubator hygiene. II. Ger-
micidal effect of formaldehyde, re-
leased by potassium permanganate and
cheesecloth. Poultry Sci., 11:4:197-207.
(5200)
Incubator hygiene in the control of pul-
lorum disease. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Circ. 403. (4800)
MICHAELS, WALTER HERMAN, Ph.D.
Associate in Olericulture
Articles:
Relation of lenticels and surface area to
respiration in the potato tuber. Bot.
Gaz., 94:416-18. (1000)
MICHAUD, REGIS, A.M.
Professor of Romance Languages
Books:
Vingtieme siecle — an anthology of the
new French prose and poetry. Harp-
ers, N. Y. 1933- xxxii + 505 pp.
MILES, RUSSELL HANCOCK, M.Mus.
Associate Professor of Music
Books:
Accompaniment, for symphony orchestra,
to the original cantata "The Pome-
granate." H. W. Gray Co., N. Y.
1933- 90 pp.
MILUM, VERN G., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Entomology
Articles:
A national beekeepers' organization.
Beekeepers' Item, 17:13-16. (2000)
Illinois honey — a useful sweet. 111. Agr.
Ext. Serv., Circ. 99. 5 pp.
Reviews:
Illinois State Beekeepers' Association,
bimonthly bulletin, 11:9-24.
MITCHELL, DAVID RAY, M.S., E.M.
Assistant Professor of Mining Engineering
Articles:
Discussion on growth of coal prepara-
tion in smokeless fields of West Vir-
ginia. Trans. A. I. M. E., Coal Di-
vision, 101:71. (350)
Discussion on physical and chemical
properties of coal in relation to clas-
sification. Ibid., 101:197. (650)
With C. M. Smith:
Coal cleaning problems in Illinois.
Trans. I. M. I., vol. 91. (5000)
MITCHELL, HAROLD HANSON, Ph.D.
Professor of Animal Nutrition
Articles:
Prohibition and the straw ballot. Sci.
Mo., 35:443-48. (2800)
With Mart ell Ellis:
The effect of the pasteurization of milk
on the utilization of its calcium for
growth in the rat. Amer. J. Physiol.,
104:1:1-9. (3700)
With T. S. Hamilton, et al.:
The effect of the amount of feed con-
sumed by cattle on the utilization of
its energy content. J. Agr. Res., 45:
3:163-91. (15,000)
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MONROE, WALTER SCOTT, Ph.D.
Professor of Education and Director of
the Bureau of Educational Research
Books:
With Ruth Streits:
Directing learning in the elementary
school. Doubleday, Doran, and Co.,
N. Y. 1932. 480 pp.
Articles:
Doctor's degrees in education, 1923-1933.
Sch. and Soc, 37:289-90.
The demand and supply of high school
teachers in Illinois in 1932-1933.
Sch. Rev., 41:182-84.
Standardization of statistical symbolism.
J. Exp. Educ, 1:223-28.
With D. B. Stuit:
The interpretation of the coefficient of
correlation. Ibid., 1:186-203.
With Max D. Engelhart:
The effectiveness of systematic instruc-
tion in reading verbal problems in
arithmetic. Elem. Sch. J., 33:377-81.
Reviews:
Teaching procedures, by W. C. Rue-
diger. J. Educ. Res., 26:226-27.
MOORE, HERBERT FISHER, M.E., M.M.E.,
D.Sc, Research Professor of Engineering
Materials
Books:
With N. J. Alleman:
The creep of lead and lead alloys used
for cable sheathing. 111. Eng. Exp.
Sta. Bui. 243. (9000)
With N. H. Roy and B. B. Betty:
A study of stresses in car axles under
service conditions. Ibid., 244. (20,000)
Articles:
The calibration of testing machines. In-
ternat. Assoc, for Testing Materials,
Congres de Zurich, 1:2:482-91. (5000)
Test results and service values of ma-
terials. Iron Age, 130:10:365; 19:
724-25. (3600)
The fatigue of metals — its nature and
significance. Trans. A. S. M. E., Ap-
plied Mechanics Division, 1:1:15-18.
(3600)
Fatigue of metals — a backward glance.
Metals and Alloys, 3:9:19s. 207.
(1300)
The present trend of engineering re-
search. J. Assoc. Amer Univ., 34th
An. Conf., pp. 126-31. (2000)
Ductility: What is its significance?
How test for it? J. Amer. Welding
Soc, 2:4:35-36. (1500)
With R. E. Peterson:
The significance and limitations of fa-
tigue test results. Proc. A. S. T. M.,
32:1:142-45. (iioo)
With T. S. Fuller and P. F. Mumma:
Corrosion-fatigtie of metals. Ibid., 32:
1:142-45. (1400)
With J. C. Othus and G. N. Krouse:
Full-load calibration of a 6oo,ooo-lb.
testing machine Ibid., 32:2:778-82.
(1000)
Reviews:
Corrosion-fatigue of metals, by H. J.
Gough. Metals and Alloys, 4:3:39-40.
MORA, JACOB MORTON, B.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Appendicitis in measles. Arch. Path.,
14:757-65- (3000)
MOREY, LLOYD, A.B., B.Mus., C.P.A.
Professor of Accountancy, and Comptroller
Articles:
Uniform financial reports. J. Higher
Educ, 3:8:419-26. (2500)
Progress in municipal accounting. Comp-
troller, 5:3:1-2. (600)
Monthly editorials. Educ. Bus. Mgr.
Buyer, vols. 10 and 11. (10,000)
Reviews:
The reorganization of the financial ad-
ministration of the Dominican Repub-
lic, by Taylor G. Addison. Acct. Rev.,
7:3:224. (350)
MORGAN, NEWLIN DOLBEY, M.S., C.E.
Associate Professor of Architectural En-
gineering
See Hardy Cross.
MORROW, GLENN RAYMOND, Ph.D.
Professor of Philosophy
Articles:
With Dorrice R. Morrow:
Philosophy in France, 1931. Translated
from the French of Andre Lalande.
Phil. Rev., 42:1:1-30. (12,000)
Reviews:
Les mythes de Platon, by Perceval Frut-
iger. Ibid., 41:6:629-33. (1500)
MOSHER, MARTIN LUTHER, M.Agr
Assistant Professor of Farm Management
Articles:
With J. B. Andrews and H. C. M. Case:
Farm bureau and farm management
service reports. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.,
Dept. Agr. Econ., Mimeo. 332-35.
(4800)
Three-years summary report of the farm
bureau and farm management service
on 280 farms. Ibid., 339 (14,000)
MURPHY, FRANK GEORGE, B.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Orthopedics
Articles:
Injuries to the internal and external
lateral ligaments of the knee. A con-
servative method of treatment. J. A.
M. A., 99:1994-97. (5000)
MURPHY, LAWRENCE WILLIAM, A.M.,
Litt.D.
Professor of Journalism and Director of
the School of Journalism
Books:
History of the Illinois Press Association.
Hartman Printing Co., Springfield, III.
1933. 250 pp.
Articles:
The basic discipline. Nat. Printer-Journ.,
50:4:56. (1000)
Throw it out of court. Ibid., 50:5:60.
(1500)
Classifying the journalism schools. Ibid.,
50:7:23. (1500)
As Ackerman sees it. Ibid., 50:11:38.
(1200)
The newspaper's responsibility. Ibid.,
50:12:60. (1000)
The five year plan of study Ibid., 51:
2:66. (1500)
Dictatorship or freedom. Ibid., 51:3:42-
43. (2000)
Illinois press awards. Ibid., 51:4:66.
(1000)
Publications of the Faculty
23
MYLONAS, GEORGE EMMANUEL, D.Phil.,
Ph.D.
Associate in Classics and in Architecture
Books:
Prehistoric Eleusis. (In Greek). Greek
Ministry of Education, Athens. 1932
183 pp.
Pre-Persian pottery from Olynthus.
Chapter in "Excavations at Olynthus,"
part V, pp. 15-63, pi. 18-43. Johns
Hopkins Press, Baltimore. 1933.
Articles:
Eleusis in the Bronze Age. A. J. A.,
36:104-17. (4500)
Notes on Greek migration. Stentor,
Feb., 1933, pp. 3-24. (3000)
Red figured crater from Eleusis. Ephe-
meris Archaeologike, 1931, pp. 53-68.
(5300)
Reviews:
Excavations at Olynthus. Parts III and
IV. The coins and the terracottas, by
David M. Robinson. Art and Ar-
chaeol., 33:6:328-29. (500)
Excavations at Eutresis in Boeotia, by
Hetty Goldman. Ibid., 33:3:167. (300)
NAKAMURA, FRANK ISA, A.M.
Assistant in Animal Nutrition
See Reynold C. Fuson.
NEDZEL, ALEXANDER JOHN, M.D
Associate Professor of Bacteriology
Articles:
Leucocytic concentration in skin and
trachea following external application
of heat and cold. Proc. Soc. Exp.
Biol. Med., 29:402-03. (400)
Temperature changes in the liver in re-
lation to heat and cold on skin. Ibid.,
30:689-90. (300)
Temperature changes in trachea and
kidney in relation to heat and cold
on skin. Ibid., 30:691-92. (300)
See also Lloyd Arnold.
NELSON, TELL, B.S., M.D
Associate in Internal Medicine
See W. W. Welker.
NEVENS, WILLIAM BARBOUR, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Dairy Cattle Feed-
ing
Books:
See J. L. Edmonds.
Articles:
With D. D. Shaw:
The effect of dairy manufacturing proc-
esses upon the nutritive value of milk.
I. The apparent digestibility of fresh
whole milk and of evaporated milk.
J. Nutr., 1932:5:485-94
The effect of dairy manufacturing proc-
esses upon the nutritive value of milk.
II. The apparent digestibility of fresh
whole milk and of powdered whole
milk. Ibid., 1933:6:139-50.
The relative digestibility by rats of the
milk of five breeds of dairy cattle. J.
Agr. Res., 1933:46:463-72.
NEWBERGER, CHARLES, B.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Obstetrics
Articles:
Report of a case of congenital defect
in the diaphragm. Amer. J. Obstet.
Gyn., 25:2:306-09. (iioo)
NEWCOMB, REXFORD, A.M., M.Arch.,
A.I. A.
Professor of the History of Architecture
and Dean of the College of Fine and
Applied Arts
Books:
The colonial and federal house. J. B.
Lippincott Co., Phila. 1933. 174 pp.
Outlines of the history of architecture,
Part II — Medieval architecture. John
Wiley and Sons, N. Y. 1932. 308
pp.
Articles;
A brief history of rural architecture in
the United States. Chapter IV in
"Farm and Village Housing," Volume
VII of the President's conference on
home building and home ownership.
Edited by John M. Gries and James
Ford, Washington. (5775)
Architecture. World Book Encyclopaedia
for 1932. pp. 16-19. ^^'- F. Quarrie
Co., Chicago. 1933. (1500)
NIELSEN, PAUL ELLSWORTH, M.S
Instructor in General Engineering Draw-
ing
See W. C. Huntington.
NORTON, ETHAN ARLO, M.S.
Assistant Chief in Soil Survey Mapping
Articles:
With Eric Winters:
Pedological aspects of the genesis and
morphology of Illinois soils. Proc.
and Papers 2nd Internal. Cong. Soil
Sci., 5:118-31. (2400)
The genesis and morphology of the
prairie soils. Amer. Soil Surv. Assoc.
Bui., 14:40-44. (2300)
See also R. S. Smith.
NORTON, LAURENCE JOSEPH, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Agricultural Eco-
nomics
Articles:
General economic situation and farm
finance. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Agr. Adj.
Booklet, 1932, 25 pp. (11,000)
Preliminary summary of farm credit
survey made in 1932. Ibid., 4 pp.
(1600)
Summary of questionnaires dealing with
some problems relating to financing
of farmers. Great Lakes Banker,
Nov., 1932. (1500)
Trends in production of American agri-
culture, 1919-1932, and certain facts
about corn. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., Agr.
Econ., Mimeo. 15. 15 PP- (6000)
With R. C. Ashby:
Price differences between four hog
markets used by Illinois stockmen.
111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 380. (12,000)
See also W. L. Burlison.
Reviews:
Discussion of papers on short-term
credit, 1932 meeting of the American
Farm Economic Association J. Farm
Econ., 15:2:3 pp. (1500)
NOYES, WILLIAM ALBERT, Ph.D., LL.D.,
Chem.D., D.Sc.
Professor of Chemistry, Emeritus
Books:
With W. Albert Noyes:
Modern alchemy. Charles C. Thomas,
Springfield, 111. 1932. 219 pp.
24
University of Illinois
NoYES, W. A. — Articles:
Science and religion. The Tanager
(Grinnell College), March, 1933.
Reaction of compounds with even num-
bers of electrons. Nitrogen trichloride
and nitrogen tetroxide. J. A. C. S., 54
3612-14. (1100)
Rediscovery of nitryl chloride. Ibid., 54
3615-17. (1000)
Types of chemical reaction. Ibid., 55
656-61. (2000)
With Erich Meitsner:
Optically active diazo compounds. VI.
Diazo-campho r. Ibid., 54:3768-73.
(2000)
O'CONOR, VINCENT JOHN, B.S., M.D.
Associate Professor of Genito-Urinary
Surgery
Articles:
Bladder neck resection by combined
method. Urol. Cutan. Rev., 36:200-02.
Clinical significance of anomalies of
upper urinary tract. 111. Med. J.,
61:523-
Carbuncle of the left kidney. Surg.
Clin. N. Amer., 12: 1259-65.
Reviews:
Monograph on surgical pathology of the
genito-urinary organs, by Arthur E.
Hertzler. Surg. Gyn. Obstet., 54:976.
Diseases of the kidney, by W. Girling
Ball. Ihid., 55:678.
ODELL, CHARLES WATTERS, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Education
Articles:
A test in educational measurements.
Sch. and Soc, 35:810-14. (3300)
Educational measurement in the second-
ary school. J. Educ. Res., 26:81-89.
(4000)
The effect of early entrance upon college
success. Ibid., 26:510-12. (1000)
OLDBERG, ERIC, M.D., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Neurological
Surgery
Articles:
Abhangigkeit der calorischen Vestibular-
isreflexe vom Zustande der nervosen
Zentren. Zeits. f. Hals-Nasen-Ohren-
heilk., 30:4:499-533.
The influence of section of the vestib-
ular nerve on the single-shock reflex
flexor response. Brain, 55:2:232.
Reflex release of flexor muscles by
spinal section. Ibid., 55:2:239.
Clinic of Dr. Eric Oldberg— chordotomy.
Surg. Clin. N. Amer., 12:5.
OLDFATHER, WILLIAM ABBOTT, Ph.D.,
LL.D., Professor of the Classics and
Chairman of the Department
Articles:
Levels of culture. J. Mich. Schoolmast-
ers' Club, 67th meeting, pp. 99-101;
Proc. 12th Ohio Educ. Conf., Ohio
Univ. Bui. 37:1:300-02.
Twelve articles on things Locrian. Real-
Encyc. der class. Altertumswiss., vols.
4 and 15.
Apuleius "Metamorphoses" 5 and 6.
Class. Philol., 27:4:463.
The rising of cold. Class. Weekly, 26:
13:99-100.
Reviews:
Heerwesen und Kriegftihrung der
Griechen und Romer, by Kramayer
and Veith. Ibid., 26:2:13-14.
The Mycenaean origins of Greek myth-
ology, by M. P. Nilsson. Class. J.,
28:5:380-83.
The early age of Greece, by William
Ridgeway. Ibid., 28:6:460-64.
OLKON, DAVID MORTIMER, A.M., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Neurology and
Psychiatry
Articles:
Subacute combined degeneration of the
spinal cord and report of a case. J.
Nerv. Ment. Dis., March, 1933. (1000)
ORTH, OSWALD SIDNEY, M.S.
Assistant in Physiology
See W. E. Burge.
OUTHOUSE, JULIA PRATT, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Nutrition
Articles:
With B. Hall:
The food value of milk. Conn. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Bui. 340.
With H. Barto and S. Woodruff:
Some ways of cooking and using whole
and cracked wheat. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Circ. 382.
With L. B. Mendel:
The rate of growth. I. Its influence on
the skeletal development of the albino
rat. J. Exp. Zool., 64:257-85.
PARMELEE, CULLEN WARNER, M.S.
Professor of Ceramic Engineering and
Head of the Department
Articles:
With A. E. Badger and G. A. Ballam:
A study of a group of typical spinels.
111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 248.
PARRY, JOHN JAY, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of English
Articles:
With Margaret Schlauch:
Arthurian bibliography for 1932. Mod.
Lang. Assoc. Amer., Arthurian Sec,
Mimeo., N. Y. Univ. 1932. (5000)
Reviews:
Le haut livre du Graal Perlesvaus, by
William A. Nitze and T. Atkinson
Jenkins. Speculum, 7:570-72. (1200)
Arthurian legend in the seventeenth cen-
tury, by Roberta Florence Brinkley.
Mod. Lang. Notes, 48:267-68. (900)
PAUL, HARRY GILBERT, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Books:
Units in English. Lyons and Carnahan,
Chicago. 1932. xxiv + 724 pp.
Articles:
A unit in speech training. Bui. 111.
Assoc. Teach. Engl., 25:4: 14-16. (1000)
Exploring the dictionary. Ibid., 25:1:11-;
14. (1200)
The twenty-sixth annual meeting. Ibid.,
25:1:15-16. (700)
Publications of the Faculty
25
PEASE, THEODORE CALVIN, Ph.D.
Professor of History
Books:
The diary of Orville H. Browning, vol.
2. III. Hist. Library, Springfield. 1933.
698 pp.
Articles:
Hitt, Robert Roberts. Diet. Amer. Biog.,
9:80-81. (600)
Hurlbut, Stephen Augustus. Ibid., 9:
425-26. (600)
Reviews:
Emotional currents in American Histo-
ry, by J. H. Denison. Miss. Vail.
Hist. Rev., 19:2:298-99. (350)
Lincoln the unknown, by Dale Carnegie.
Ibid., 19:3:473-74- (250)
The theatre on the frontier: Early years
of the St. Louis stage, by William G.
B. Carson. Ibid., 19:4:618. (200)
PETERSEN, WILLIAM F., B.S., M.D.
Professor of Pathology and Bacteriology
Articles:
Struensee. Ann. Med. Hist., 4:4:364-76.
With R. Hecht:
The contrary therapeutic and sex rela-
tionship of syphilis and tuberculosis.
J. A. M. A., 99:108.
With B. Appelman
An intracutaneous methylene blue re-
action. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med.,
30:712-
PHIPPS, THOMAS ERWIN, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Chemistry
Articles:
With R. Frisch, E. Scgre, and 0. Stern:
Process of space quantisation. Nature,
130:892-93. (750)
PILOT, ISADORE, B.S., M.D.
Associate Professor of Internal Medicine
and of Pathology and Bacteriology
Articles:
Dermatitis venenata due to chrysanthe-
mums. J. Allergy, 3:404- (150°)
With P. Aries and Shaffer:
Hemolytic streptococci in new born.
Amer. J. Obstet. Gyn., 23:745-49-
(2000)
With P. Rosenblum:
Sporadic septic sore throat in children
due to S. epidemicus. Amer. J. Dis.
Child., Nov., 1932. (2000)
With L. Amtman:
Lymphogranuloma, inguinale — report of
3 cases from Chicago. Arch. Derm.
Syph., Nov., 1932. (2500)
. With L. J. Halpern:
Pyopneumothorax in infants. J. Pedi-
atrics, 11:444-47- (2000)
POLSON, JOSEPH ALBERT, B.S-. M.E.
Professor of Steam Engineering
Books:
Internal combustion engines. Rev. ed.
John Wiley and Sons, N. Y. 1933-
469 PP-
PONCHER, HENRY GEORGE, B.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics
Books
Chapters on blood, cod liver oil, and
hemophilia, in the "National Ency-
clopedia," P. F. Collier and Son, N.Y.
1932.
Articles:
With Lindon Seed:
Exophthalmic goiter in children. 111.
Med. J., Jan., 1933. (4S00)
With George Milles:
Cysts and diverticula of intestinal origin.
Amer. J. Dis. Child., 45:5:1065-78.
(5000)
Reviews:
Correlation of blood dyscrasias on hy-
pothesis of bone marrow deficiency. J.
A. M. A., 99:12:999. (1500)
Erythroblastosis fetalis. Ibid., 99:23:
1953- (1500)
Laboratory service and the general prac-
titioner: An interpretation of patho-
logical aids to diagnosis, by Renshaw.
Ibid., 100:6:447. (250)
Lehrbuch der klinischen Untersuchungs-
methoden, vol. 3, by H. Sahli. Ibid.,
100:6:449. (600)
Our children, by Fisher and Gruenberg.
Ibid., 100:16:1283. (250)
Sex and internal secretions — a survey
of recent research, by Edgar Allen.
Ibid., 100:20:1634. (700)
Differential diagnosis of endocrine dis-
orders, by Allen W. Rowe. Jbid., 100:
18:1454. (1000)
POWELL, ALDEN LESLIE, A.M.
Assistant in Political Science
Articles:
Our vice-presidents: forgotten men.
Hist. Outlook, 24:1:5-9. (2000)
The guardian of the constitution: V.
Ibid., 24:2:72-76. (2500)
McCulloch V. Maryland in Canada and
Australia. Mich. Law Rev., 31:6:797-
803. (3000)
PRICE, HARTLEY D'OYLEY, A.M.
Associate in Physical Education for Men
Articles:
The tenth Olympic games. J. Health
Phys. Educ, 3:9:3-7- (3200)
Reviews:
Soccer for junior and senior high
schools, by J. E. Caswell. Res. Qt.
Amer. Phys. Educ. Assoc, i933-
PROPST, DUANE WILLARD, A.B., B.S.,
M.D. , ^. .
Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine
Articles:
With E. I. Stieglits:
Differential arterial tension. Amer. J.
Med. Sci., Sept., 1932. (3400)
PUESTOW, CHARLES BERNARD, Ph.D.,
M.D.
Associate in Surgery
Articles:
Action of certain drugs on isolated in-
testinal transplants. Proc. Soc. Exp.
Biol. Med., 30:839-40.
QUILL, LAURENCE LARKIN, Ph.D.
Associate in Chemistry
Articles:
Die Kristallstruktur des Yttriums. Zeits.
anorg. allgem. Chem., 208:1:61-64.
(2100)
Uber die Gitterdimensionen des Niobs,
des Tantals und einiger Niobate und
Tantalate. Ibid., 208:3:257-72. (3800)
26
University of Illinois
Quill, L. L. — Articles (continued)
Rontgenographische Untersuchungen des
metallischen Lanthans, Cers, und Neo-
dyms. Ibid., 208:3. (2250)
See also B. S. Hopkins.
QUIRKE, TERENCE THOMAS, E.M., Ph.D.
Professor of Geology
Articles:
Streaks in the deep zone gneisses. Trans.
Royal Soc. Canada, 3d sen, 25:245-54.
(4500)
Differential flow of silicate rocks. Ibid.,
25:257-67. (4500)
Arthur Gray Leonard. Qt. J. Univ. N.
Dak., 23:147-56. (4000)
RAGINS, OSCAR BENJAMINE, B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Internal Medicine
See E. B. Freilich.
RAMSEY, RUSSELL JENNINGS, M.S.
Assistant in Dairy Manufactures
Articles:
Certain biological factors related to tal-
lowiness in milk and cream. 111. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Bui. 389-
See also P. H. Tracy.
RANDALL, JAMES GARFIELD, Ph.D.
Professor of History
Books:
Introduction to "The diary of Orville
H. Browning," vol. 2. (Lincoln
series, vol. 3). HI. Hist. Lib., Sprnig-
field. 1933-
Articles:
John Sherman and reconstruction. Miss.
Vall. Hist. Rev., 19:3:382-93- (Sooo)
Reviews:
Franklin Pierce: Young hickory of the
granite hills, by Roy Franklin Nichols.
Ibid., 19:1:119-20. (750)
A history of the United States, vol. I:
Foundations, expansion, conflict, by
H. F. Carman and Samuel McKee, Jr.
Ibid., 19:2:303-04. (750)
The march of democracy: The rise of
the union, by James Truslow Adams.
Ibid., 19:4:603-04. (350)
RAPPAPORT, BENJAMIN ZION, M.S., M.D.
Associate in Pathology
Articles:
Allergic activity of proteins sterilized
by dry heat. J. Allergy, 4:1. (2000)
See also VV. H. Welker.
RATTNER, HERBERT, M.D.
Associate in Dermatology
Books:
Historical index to Pusey's History of
Dermatology. Charles C. Thomas,
Springfield, 111. i933-
Articles:
Neurodermatitis or irritant dermatitis.
Report of a case with comments, by
William Allen Pusey. J. A. M. A., 99:
23:1934-37- (2300)
Lingual purpura. Arch. Derm., 27:4:605-
06. (600)
REED, CARLOS ISAAC
Assistant Professor of Physiology
Articles:
The status of physiology in the dental
curriculum. Dental Cosmos, Oct.,
1932. (2500)
Articles (continued)
IVith Lindon Seed:
The tieatment of clinical tetany with
irradiated ergosterol. Endocrinology,
17:136-48. (3500)
REED, JOHN CLIFFORD, M.S.
Associate in Mechanical Engineering
See Edgar E. Ambrosius.
REICH, HERBERT JOSEPH, Ph.D., M.E.
Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineer-
ing
Articles:
A mechanical analogy for coupled elec-
trical circuits. Rev. Sci. Instr., 3:6:
287-93- (1850)
The thyratron relaxation oscillator and
some of its applications. Ibid., 3:10:
580-85. (1800)
The relaxation inverter and d.c. trans-
former. Ibid., 4:3:147-52. (3400)
A non-thermionic amplifier tube. Amer.
Phys. Soc. Bui., 7:5:17- (200)
Magnetic control of mercury vapor rec-
tifier tubes. Electronics, 6:2:48. (500)
RICHART. FRANK ERWIN, M.S., C.E.
Research Professor of Engineering Ma-
terials
Articles:
Reinforced concrete column investiga-
tion, final report of committee 105. J.
Amer. Concr. Inst., 4:6:275-82. (3000)
V^alue of reinforcement in concrete
columns. Eng. News-Record, no:
15:477- (1000)
With R. B. B. Moorman and P. M.
Woodworth:
Strength and stability of concrete ma-
sonry walls. 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui.
251- 38 pp. (17000)
RICHTER, OSCAR, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Internal Medicine.
Articles:
With A. E. Meyer and A. C. Ivy:
The treatment of pernicious anemia
with horse liver extract. J. A. M. A.,
98:1623-25. (2000)
Pernicious anemia, treatment with equine
liver extract injectable either sub-
cutaneously or intravenously. Arch.
Int. Med., 50:538-43- (1500)
With A. E. Meyer and Helen Legere:
The value of aqueous equine liver ex-
tract, glycerated iron, and hemoglobin
in the treatment of secondary anemias.
J. Lab. Clin. Med., 17:1185. (6000)
ROBERTS, CHARLES WALTER, A.M.
Assistant in English
Articles:
The influence of Godwin on Words-
worth's letter to the Bishop of
Llandaff. Studies in Philol., 29:4:
588-606. (6000)
ROBERTS, ELMER, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Animal Genetics
Articles:
Inheritance of resistance to disease in
animals. Proc. 6th Internal. Congr.
Genetics, 2:169-70. (600)
Publications of the Faculty
27
ROBERTSON, WILLIAM SPENCE, Ph.D.
Professor of History-
Books:
History of the Latin-American nations.
D. Appleton and Co., N. Y. 1932.
xviii -j- 821.
Articles:
Cuba, Mexico, and South America.
Amer. Hist. Rev., 38:2:429-30; 3:657-
58. (1000)
ROBINSON, FLORENCE BELL, M.L.D.
Assistant Professor of Landscape Architec-
ture
Books:
Tabular keys to the woody plants. Univ.
of 111. Information Office, Mimeo.
1932. 115 pp.
RODEBUSH, WORTH HUFF, Ph.D.
Professor of Physical Chemistry
Books:
With Esther Kittredge Rodebush:
Introductory physical chemistry. D.
Van Nostrand Co., N. Y. 1932. xiii
+ 421 PP-
Articles:
The heat of dissociation of the sodium
molecule. J. A. C. S., 54:2123. (200)
Atomic chlorine and its reaction with
hydrogen. Ibid., 55:130-42. (6,500)
With M. J. Copley:
The effect of foreign gases on unimolec-
ular reactions. Ibid., 54:2560. (300)
With M. H. Wahl:
A new band in the water vapor dis-
charge. Ibid., 55:1742. (100)
With W. C. Klingelhoefer:
The reaction of chlorine with hydrogen.
Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci., 18:53. (200)
ROSE, WILLIAM CUMMING, Ph.D.
Professor of Physiological Chemistry
Articles:
Proline and hydroxyproline in nutrition.
Ibid., 98:445-55. (3200)
The possible interchangeability in nutri-
tion of certain s-carbon amino acids.
Ibid., 98:457-63. (2400)
With R. R. St. Julian:
The relation of the dicarboxylic amino
acids to nutrition. J. Biol. Chem.,
98:439-43. (1800)
ROSENBLUM, PHILIP, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics
Articles:
Chloroma. J. Pediatrics, 11:1:59. (3000)
With M. I. Makler:
Tuberculous miningitis in children.
Arch. Ped., 49:10:667-79. (3860)
With Isadore Pilot:
Sore throat in children due to Strepto-
coccus epidemicus. Araer. J. Dis.
Child., 44:994-98. (1400)
ROY, NEREUS HUBERT, M.S., C.E.
Special Research Assistant Professor of
Engineering Materials
See H. F. Moore.
RUBIN, HENRY H., B.S., M.D.
Assistant in Surgery
See Jacob Meyer.
RUCH, FLOYD L., Ph.D.
Associate in Psychology
Articles:
The effect of inanition upon maze learn-
ing in the white rat. J. Comp. Psych.,
14:321-29. (3'5oo)
L'appreciation due temps chez le rat
blanc. L'Annee Psychologique, 32:
118-30. (4000)
RUSSELL, FREDERIC ARTHUR, Ph.D.
Professor of Business Organization and
Operation
Books:
Textbook of salesmanship. 2d ed. Mc-
Graw-Hill Book Co., N. Y. 1933. 428
pp.
RUTH, WARREN ALBERT, Ph.D.
Professor of Pomological Physiology
Articles:
Methods for heading young apple trees.
Mo. Hort. Soc. Proc, 1931-32, pp.
51-58. (4000)
With H. W. Anderson and W. P. Flint:
The season of 1932. Trans. 111. Hort.
Soc, 66:43-48. (2000)
RYAN, DAVID GERALD, M.S.
Associate in Mechanical Engineering
See C. W. Ham.
SANDFORD, WILLIAM PHILLIPS, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of English
Books:
With W. H. Y eager:
Problems for debate practice. Thomas
Nelson and Sons, N. Y. i933- 48 +
xiii pp.
Articles:
Notes on rebuttal methods. Chap. IV in
Working Essentials of Debate, by
W. E. Waltz. Urbana. 1932. (3500)
A decade of woman's debate. Speaker
of Sigma Delta Phi, 9:3:1,3,4. (600)
Reviews:
Jugements des Savans sur les Auteurs
qui ont traite de la Rhetorique, par
M. Gibert. Qt. J. Speech, 19:1:111-12.
(600)
Old books section (edited). Ibid., 19:1:
105-12.
SANDY. GERALD HERBERT, A.M.
Reference Assistant in the library
Articles:
The national library of Argentina. Pan-
Amer. Union Bui., 66:10:681-89.
(2500)
SAPHIR, OTTO, M.D.
Associate Professor of Pathology
Articles:
Coronary embolism. Amer. Heart J.,
8:312.
Bands and ridges in the pulmonary
artery — their relation to Ayerza's dis-
ease. Arch. Path., 14:10.
Changes of the optic nerve resulting
from pressure of arteriosclerotic in-
ternal carotid arteries. Amer. J.
Ophthal., 16:2:110.
With Louis N. Katz:
The nerve plexus between the aorta and
pulmonary artery. Amer. J. Physiol.,
104:1:253.
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Saphir, O. — Articles (continued)
JVith Samuel Soskin:
The prevention of hypertrophy and the
limitation of normal pulsation and ex-
pansion of the kidney by means of
casts. Ibid., 101:4:573.
With Walter Wile Hamburger:
Pulmonary embolism complicating and
stimulating coronary thrombosis. Med.
Clin. N. Amer., 16:2:383.
With Solomon Strouse:
Hypertension, nephrosclerosis, and ne-
phritis. Ibid., 16:2:359.
SAUNDERS, MRS. ALTA GWINN, A.M.
Associate Professor of Business English
Articles:
The mental and moral equipment of a
business correspondent. Better Let-
ters Club of Chicago, Bui., May, 1932.
(8500)
The power of letters to build business.
Vegetable Growers' Assoc. Amer., An.
Rpt., 1932. (8500)
SCHLATTER, CHARLES F., M.S., C.P.A.
Professor of Accountancy and Assistant
Dean of the College of Commerce and
Business Administration
Books:
Advanced cost accounting. Rev. ed.
Univ. of 111. Information Office, Ur-
bana. 1932. 153 PP-
SCHMIDT, EDWARD CHARLES, M.E.
Professor of Railway Engineering and
Head of the Department
Articles:
Report of the committee on front-ends,
grates, and ashpans of the Interna-
tional Railway Fuel Association. Proc.
Internal. Ry. Fuel Assoc, 23:71-76.
(1900)
SCHWALBE, WILLIAM LOUIS, M.S.
Assistant Professor of Theoretical and
Applied Mechanics
Articles:
The center of torsion for angle and
channel-sections. Trans. A. S. M. E.,
Applied Mechanics. 54:11:125-30.
SCOVILLE, HIRAM THOMPSON, A.B.,
C.P.A.
Professor of Accountancy and Head of
the Department of Business Organiza-
' tion and Operation
Articles:
A study of annual reports made by six
representative steel companies to their
stockholders. C.P.A., 13:3:143-47.
(2400)
SEARLE, NORMAN EDWARD, M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry
See Roger Adams.
SEARS, OGLE HESSE, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Soil Biology
Articles:
Potash increases corn yield following
sweet clover. Better Crops with Plant
Food Mag., 18:6:5. (900)
SEARS, ROBERT RICHARDSON, Ph.D.
Instructor in Psychology
Books:
With S. M. Newhall:
Conditioning finger retraction to visual
stimuli near the absolute threshold.
Comp. Psych. Monog. Johns Hopkins,
Baltimore. 1933. 25 pp.
Articles:
With L. H. Cohen:
Hysterical anesthesia, analgesia, and
astereognosis: an experimental study.
Arch. Neurol. Psychiat., 29:260-71.
(6500)
SECORD, ARTHUR WELLESLEY, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of English
See B. L. Jefferson.
SEELY, FRED B., M.S.
Professor of Theoretical and Applied Me-
chanics
Books:
With N. E. Ensign:
Analytical mechanics for engineers. Rev.
ed. John Wiley and Sons, N. Y. 1933.
414 pp.
SEYBOLT, ROBERT FRANCIS. Ph.D.
Professor of History of Education
Books:
The autobiography of Johannes Butz-
bach, a wandering scholar of the
tifteenth century. Edwards Bros., Ann
Arbor, Mich. 1933. 163 pp.
Articles:
Student expenses at Harvard, 1772-1776.
Pubs. Col. Soc. Mass., 28:237-43.
SHELFORD, VICTOR ERNEST, Ph.D.
Professor of Zoology
Articles:
Basic principles of the classification of
communities. Ecology, 13:105-20.
(7000)
A nature sanctuary plan. Ibid., 14:240-
45. (4000)
Life zones and modern ecology. Wilson
Bui. 44:144-57. (5000)
Nature sanctuaries — a means of saving
natural biotic communities. Science,
77:280-82. (800)
Reviews:
Neon lamp method of photoelectric
photometry, by Atkins and Poole
J. du Conseil, 1933. (200)
Photoelectric apparatus for the researd
ship Atlantis, by Dall and Atkinsi
Ibid. (200)
Light and diatom growth, by Stansbury.
Ibid. (100)
SHEPARD, FRANCIS PARKER, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Geology
Articles:
Submarine valleys. Geog. Rev., 23!
77-89. (5000)
Landslide modifications of submarine
valleys. Trans. Amer. Geoph. Union
1932:226-30. (1500)
Sediments of the continental shelves,
Geol. Soc. Amer., Bui., 43:1017-40.
(9800)
Canyons south of Georges bank. Assoc
Field Eng. Bui. 6:39-42. (2000)
Canyons off New England. Sci. News
Letter, 22:208. (500)
Publications of the Faculty
29
SHRINER, RALPH LLOYD, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Chemistry
Books:
See R. C. Fuson.
Articles:
Determination of starch in plant tissues.
Plant Physiol., 7:541-46. (1800)
With W. H. Home:
The reaction between diethylamine and
ethylene oxide. J. A. C. S., 54:2925-
30. (3000)
With W. C. Ashley:
The action of sodium ethylate on levo-
ethyl-alpha-phenylsulfonebutyrate.
Ibid., 54:4410-14. (2500)
With Margaret Pezold:
Asymmetric syntheses. I. The action of
optically active nitrites on cyclic
ketones. Ibid., 54:4707-11. (2500)
With E. A. Parker:
Asymmetric syntheses. II. The action
of optically active nitrates on cyclic
ketones. Ibid., 55:766-69. (2000)
With R. E. Stutz:
The preparation and properties of
methylene di-n-butyl disulfone. Ibid.,
55:1242-45. (2000)
With J. M. Fulton and D. Burks:
The ternary system: palmitic, margaric,
and stearic acids. Ibid., 55:1494-99.
(3000)
See also C. S. Marvel.
Reviews:
Carbocyclic compounds. An. Surv.
Amer. Chem. Chem. Catalogue Co.,
N. Y. 1932. pp. 234-53- (10,000)
SHUMWAY, WALDO, Ph.D.
Professor of Zoology
Articles:
With R. I. Webb:
The chondrocranium of a 23-mm. nec-
turus. J. Morph., 53:2:327-43. (5000)
SIEBERT, FREDRICK SEATON, A.B., J.D.
Assistant Professor of Journalism
Articles:
International protection of rights in
news. Journalism Qt., 9:3:290-304.
(4000)
SINGER, HARRY ALBERT, M.S., M.D.
Associate Professor of Internal Medicine
Articles:
Valvular pneumoperitoneum. J. A. M. A.,
99:26:2177-80. (2200)
With P. A. Rosi:
The pathogenesis of perigastric abscess
complicating peptic ulcer. Amer. J.
Med. Sci., 183:5:600-08. (5000)
With R. T. Vaughan:
Treatment of the "forme fruste" type of
perforated peptic ulcer. Surg. Gyn.
Obstet., 54:6:945-52. (6000)
Perforated peptic ulcer of Meckel's di-
verticulum. Ann. Surg., 96:2:230-39.
(3550)
With K. A. Meyer:
Syphilis of the stomach with special ref-
erence to its recognition at operation.
Arch. Surg., 26:3:443-64. (7500)
With L. W. Shabat:
Metastatic infection of bone and joints
as the initial clinical manifestation of
gastric neoplasms. J. Bone and Joint
Surg., 15:2:491-93. (1150)
SINGER, HAROLD DOUGLAS, M.D.
Professor of Psychiatry and Head of the
Department of Neuropsychiatry
Articles:
With A. A. Low:
The brain in a Case of motor aphasia in
which improvement occurred with
training. Arch. Neurol. Psychiat., 29:
162-65. (2500)
Acalculia (Henschen). Ibid., 29:467-97.
(15,000)
SLOAN, HUBERT JOHN, Ph.D.
Associate in Poultry Husbandry
See L. E. Card.
SMITH, CLOYDE MOFFETT, M.S.
Research Assistant Professor of Mining
Engineering
Books:
The effects on mine ventilation of shaft-
bottom vanes and improvements in
aircourses. 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui.
249. 46 pp.
SMITH, GEORGE FREDERICK, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Articles:
With A. G. Shead:
Separation and determination of the
alkali metals using perchloric acid.
IV. The perchlorato-chlorpolatinate
method for the determination of po-
tassium in the presence of sodium.
J. A. C. S., 54:1722-30. (2500)
With O. W. Rees and V. R. Hardy:
New hydrates of magnesium perchlorate
— their structural relation to known
forms of the hydrated perchloric acids
and properties as intensive dehydrat-
ing reagents, /fcii., 54:3513-23- (3300)
With V. R. Sullivan:
A new and simplified colorimeter espe-
cially designed for the colorimetric
estimation of manganese by the perio-
date method. J. Chem. Educ, 9:8:
1461-71. (3000)
SMITH, LOUIE HENRIE, Ph.D.
Chief, in charge of Publications, Soil Sur-
vey
Articles:
With E. A. Norton, R. S. Smith, E. E.
DeTurk, and F. C. Bauer:
Fayette county soils. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Soil Rpt. 52. 44 pp. (20,000)
With R. S. Smith, E. E. DeTurk, and
F. C. Bauer:
Calhoun county soils. Ibid., 53. 18 pp.
(6500)
Ford county soils. Ibid., 54. 22 pp.
(9000)
SMITH, PAUL WINSTON, M.S.
Instructor in Physiology
Articles:
The quantitative relation between con-
centration of iodo-acetic acid and the
rate of lactate accumulation in minced
muscles. Amer. J. Physiol., 101:1:94-
(100)
See also Maurice B. Visscher.
SMITH, RAYMOND STRATTON, Ph.D.
Professor of Soil Physics
Articles:
The right use of land in southern Illi-
nois. 111. Farm. Inst. Rpt. 37:98-106.
(4050)
30
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Smith, R. S. — Articles (continued)
With M. B. Harland:
Nature and designation of soil horizons.
Proc. 2d Internat. Congr. Soil Sci.
(Moscow), 5:155-58. (1615)
See also L. H. Smith.
SNIDER, HOWARD JOHN, M.S.
Assistant Chief of Soil Experiment Fields
Articles:
A comparison of methods for determin-
ing the availability of phosphorus. J.
Amer. Soc. Agron., 24:9:680-85. (2600)
With C. J. Badger:
The composition of the spring growth of
sweet clover as influenced by previous
fall treatment. Ibid., 25:2:105-08.
(1200)
SPIESMAN, IRWIN G., M.D.
Instructor in Laryngology, Rhinology, and
Otology
Articles:
Vasomotor responses of mucosa of upper
respiratory tract to thermal stimuli.
Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med., 30:792-94.
(900)
STARR, CHARLES JOSEPH, B.S.
Instructor in Mechanical Engineering
Books:
With F. H. Thomas and C. E. Derrough:
A description of machine tools — their
care and operation. Rev. ed. Nat.
Process Co., N. Y. 189 pp.
STEVENS, FRANK LINCOLN, Ph.D., D.Sc,
LL.D.
Professor of Plant Pathology
Articles:
Additional Philippine Uredineae. Univ.
Philip. Sci. Bui. 2:441-47. (2800)
Two fungous invasions often following
the coconut leaf miner. Phil. Agr.,
21:80-82. (1200)
With M. S. Celino:
The papaya leaf spot. Ibid., 21:9-14.
(2400)
STILLWELL, CHARLES WILLIAM, Ph.D.
Associate in Chemistry
Articles:
The x-ray analysis of electrodeposited
alloys. Metal Ind., 31:47-51. (3900)
With L. E. Stout:
The crystal structures of electrodeposited
alloys — an x-ray diffraction study of
silver-cadmium deposits. J. A. C. S.,
54:2583-93- (4200)
With W. K. Robinson:
Sodium-lead alloys — the structure of the
compound known as Na4Pb. Ibid.,
55:127-29. (1200)
STRAUB, FREDERICK GUY, M.S., Met.E.
Special Research Assistant Professor of
Chemical Engineering
Articles:
Solubility of calcium salts in boiler
water. Trans. A. S. M. E., 54:21:221-
30. (2600)
Determination of alkalinity in boiler
waters. Ind. Eng. Chem., Anal. Ed.,
4:3:290-94. (2600)
Solubility of calcium sulfate and calcium
carbonate at temperatures between
182° and 316° C. Ind. Eng. Chem.,
24:8:914-17. (2000)
Articles (continued)
Behavior of calcium salts at boiler tem-
peratures, /bid., 24: 10: 1174-78. (3600)
With R. F. Larson:
Decomposition of dilute sodium carbon-
ate solutions at temperatures between
147° and 243° C. Ibid., 24:12:1416-
19. (2400)
STRAUSS, SIDNEY, A.B., M.D.
Professor of Internal Medicine
Articles;
With L. Feldman:
The significance of the large Q wave in
lead III. Amer. J. Med. Sci., 185:1:
87-
STREICHER, MICHAEL HENRY, M.S.,
M.D.
Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine
Articles:
Proctology — clinical summary of 4016
proctoscopic examinations. 111. Med.
J., May, 1932. (3200)
Chronic ulcerative colitis — report of 174
cases. Ibid., Jan., 1933. (1600)
Gastric achylia — gastric acidity studies
with histamine and 7 per cent alcohol.
Amer. Med. J., 99:1745-46. (2260)
With Mary Louise Kuehl:
Stomach — comparative analysis of gas-
tric cases. 111. Med. J., April, 1933.
(3600)
SUTTON, ARLE HERBERT, Ph.D*
Assistant Professor of CJeology
Articles:
With J. M. Welter:
Lower Chester correlation in western
Kentucky and Illinois. J. Geol., 40:
5:430-42. (4400)
SWAIN, JOSEPH WARD, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of History
Books:
Beginning the twentieth century. W. W.
Norton and Co., N. Y. 1933- xi +
631 pp.
Reviews:
The spirit of British policy, by Hermann
Kantorowicz. J. Mod. Hist., 4:2:
318-19. (500)
SWANN, SHERLOCK, JR., Ph.D.
Research Assistant Professor of Chemical
Engineering
Articles:
The electrolytic reduction of aliphatic
ketones to hydrocarbons. Trans.
Electrochem. Soc, 62:177-82. (1500)
See also D. B. Keyes.
TAFT, DONALD REED, Ph.D.
Professor of Sociology
Articles:
Testing the selective influence of areas
of delinquency. Amer. J. Soc, 38:5:
699-712. (4000)
TALBOT, ARTHUR NEWELL, C.E., D.Sc,
D.Eng., LL.D.
Professor of Municipal and Sanitary En-
gineering, Emeritus
Articles:
Relationship of engineering research to
engineering education. J. Eng. Educ^
23:2:105-12. (3000)
Publications of the Faculty
31
Articles (continued)
Some features of rail-joints. Amer. Ry.
Eng. Assoc. Bui., 34:346:19-23; Amer.
Ry. Eng. Assoc. Proc, 33:746-50.
(3000)
The desirability of reducing to a mini-
mum the present variability factors in
track. Amer. Ry. Eng. Assoc. Bui.,
34:346:23-30; Amer. Ry. Eng. Assoc.
Proc, 33:750-57- (sooo)
What happens to a rail-joint. Ry. Age,
92:19:769-70. (3000)
Why high stresses occur in rails. Ibid.,
92:26:1059-61. (4000)
TAXXER, FRED WILBUR, Ph.D.
Professor of Bacteriology and Head of the
Department
Books:
The microbiology of foods. Twin City
Printing Co., Champaign, 111. 1932.
776 pp.
Articles:
IVith E. E. Echelberger and F. M. Clark:
"Autosterilization" as a problem in the
bacteriological examination of canned
foods. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med.,
29:1000-01. (510)
With E. H. Ruyle:
Penetration of intestinal wall of rabbits
by yeasts. Ibid., 29:1001-03. (960)
With Grace B. Armstrong :
Home canning of foods for family use.
111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 394. (8000)
With Florence Evans:
Effect of meat curing solutions on anae-
robic bacteria. I. Sodium chloride.
Zent. Bakt, 11:88:44-54. (4900)
TARNOWSKY, GEORGE DE, M.D.
Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Transthoracic extrapleural thoracotomy.
Ann. Surg., May, 1932.
Surgical limitations in gastric syphilis.
111. Med. J., May, 1932.
Probable bilateral tumor of the carotid
body. Amer. J. Surg., Nov., 1932.
With P. J. Sarma:
Paramedian abdominal incision — analysis
of 1000 cases. Internat. Clin. N.
Amer., Feb., 1933.
TEMPLEMAN, WILLIAM DARBY, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of English
Articles:
Thoreau, moralist of the picturesque.
Pub. Mod. Lang. Assoc, 47:3:864-89.
(13,000)
Sir Joshua Reynolds on the picturesque.
Mod. Lang. Notes, 47:7:446-48. (800)
Reviews:
Eighteenth century English aesthetics:
A bibliography, by John W. Draper.
Mod. Philol., 30:3:309-16. (2750)
TERRY, LAWRENCE, B.S., Ph.C.
Instructor in Pharmacology and Thera-
peutics
Articles:
With Howard C. Peters:
Production of ventricular extrasystoles
and pulsus alternans by adrenalin.
Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med., 30:910-11.
(300)
THEISS, EDWIN LEODGAR, Ph.D., C.P.A.
Associate Professor of Accountancy
Books:
Practical problems of budgetary proced-
ure in business. College Publishers,
Champaign, 111. 1932. 115 pp.
THOMPSON, CHARLES MANFRED, Ph.D.,
LL.D.
Dean of the College of Commerce, Direc-
tor of the Bureau of Business Research,
McKinley Professor of the Economics of
Public Utilities, and Head of the De-
partment of Public Utilities and Trans-
portation
Books:
Supplementary exercises and problems in
economics. Benj. H. Sanborn and
Co., N. Y. 1932. (165)
TRACY, PAUL HUBERT, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Dairy Manufactures
Articles:
Certain biological factors related to tal-
lowiness in milk and cream. 111. Agr.
Exp. Sta., April, 1933. pp. 579-95-
(3770)
How to make honey-cream. Ibid., Dec,
1932. pp. 547-56. (2424)
How to make honey-cream. Dairy
World, 11:10:24-27, 54-56. (2730)
Honey-cream. Dairy Res. Bur., Bui.
11:48:189-92. (1966)
Use of corn sugar in sweetened skim
milk. Nat. Butter and Cheese J.,
May 25, 1932. p. 24. (390)
Chemical changes in fat cause of off-
flavors in bottled milk. Cert. Milk,
3:74:10-11. (950)
The use of strawberries in ice cream
making. Canadian Dairy and Ice
Cream J., 11:6:25-26, 61. (1280)
Sunlight develops off-flavors in cottage
cheese. Milk Dealer, 21:8:48. (790)
With R. I. Ramsey and H. A. Ruehe:
The use of corn sugar in sweetened con-
densed skim milk. J. Dairy Sci., 16.
pp. 17-31.
TRELEASE, WILLIAM, D.Sc, LL.D.
Professor of Botany, Emeritus
Articles:
W. Century plants in an arboretum.
Boyce Thompson Southwestern Ar-
boretum ( Purpose-history-dedication) .
Superior, Arizona, pp. 37-42.
Five new oaks from Guatamala. J.
Wash. Acad. Sci., 23:61-63.
TUCKEY, STEWART LAWRENCE, M.S.
Instructor in Dairy Manufactures
Articles:
Manufacture of ices and sherbets. Ice
Cream Trade J., 28:7:45-46. (1500)
With H. A. Ruehe:
A study of the manufacture of chocolate
ice cream. Ibid., 28:8:39-42. (3000)
TYKOCINER, JOSEPH TYKOCINSKI, E.E.
Research Professor of Electrical Engineer-
ing
Articles:
Measurement of currents in electrodeless
discharges by means of frequency va-
riations. Phil. Mag., i3:953-64- (5000)
Oscillations produced by beads of corona
discharges. Phys. Rev., 42:912. (200)
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TYLOR, W. RUSSELL, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Sociology
Articles:
How far shall we go in interracial co-
operation? Friends Intelligencer, 89:
27; 28; 29; 30. (4500)
The importance of the human factor in
city planning. 111. Mun. Rev., 11: :2:
238-43- (5300); Mech. Eng., 54:12:
831-36. (5000)
Recent trends in city and country popu-
lations. J. Land and Pub. Util. Econ.,
9:1. (6600)
VAN CLEAVE, HARLEY JONES, Ph.D.
Professor of Zoology
Articles:
Studies on snails of the genus Pleuro-
cera. I. The eggs and egg laying
habits. Nautilus, 46:1:29-34. (2000)
Zoology in the junior college curriculum.
Jr. Coll. J., 3:5:255-59- (2300)
An amphibious habitat on vertical sand-
stone cliffs. Ecology, 14:2:149-51.
(iioo)
With Ludwig G. Lederer:
Studies on the life cycle of the snail,
Viviparus contectoides. J. Morphol.,
53:3:499-522.
With Justus F. Mueller:
Parasites of Oneida lake fishes. II.
Descriptions of new species and some
general taxonomic considerations, espe-
cially concerning the trematode family
Heterophyidae. Roosevelt Wild Life
Ann., 3:2:77-137-
VAN HAZEL, WILLARD, A.B., M.D.
Associate in Surgery
See Carl A. Hedblom.
VAN HORNE, JOHN, Ph.D.
Professor of Romance Languages
Articles:
Recent Italian books. Italica, 9:45-46,
81-82; 10: 15, 16 (1200)
Foreign summer schools for American
students. News Bui. Inst. Internal.
Educ, 7:8. (600)
VISSCHER, MAURICE B., Ph.D., M.D.
Professor of Physiology and Head of the
Department in the College of Medicine
Articles:
With A. G. Mulder and I. E. Phillips:
The urinary excretion of inorganic phos-
phate in fasting with particular ref-
erence to the effect of exercise. J.
Biol. Chem., 98:269. (3000)
With P. W. Smith:
Studies on the kinetics of lactate forma-
tion in muscle under the influence of
iodoacetic acid. Amer. J. Physiol.,
102:448. (4000)
With G. Dccherd:
The relative importance of the perform-
ance of work and the initial fiber
length in determining the magnitude
of energy liberation in the heart.
Ibid., 103:400. (2500)
With R. C. Ingrahani:
Inverse concentration ratios for sodium
and potassium in gastric juice and
blood plasma. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol.
Med., 30:464- (775)
With R. C. Ingrahani and C. Lombard:
The characteristics of ultrafiltrates of
plasma. J. Gen. Physiol., 16:637-
(3000)
WALLACE, GEORGE IRA, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Bacteriology
Articles:
With L. J. Thomas and A. R. Cahn:
A new disease of moose II. Proc. Soc.
Exp. Biol. Med., 29:1098-1100. (1000)
A new disease of moose III. A new
bacterium. Sci., 76:1974. (600)
With S. E. Park:
Microbiology of frozen foods IV. Lon-
gevity of certain pathogenic bacteria
in frozen cherries and in frozen
cherry juice. Journ. Inf. Dis., 52:2:
146-49. (1700)
Microbiology of frozen foods V. The
behavior of Clostridium botulinum in
frozen fruits and vegetables. Ibid.,
52:2:150-56. (3200)
WALLS, EDNA ELLIOTT, A.M.
Assistant Professor of Child Development
and Parent Education
Articles:
Your child's habits — record of progress.
111. Home Econ. Ext. Service, mimeo.
circ. 8 pp. (1500)
WALTZ, WALDO EMERSON, A.M.
Associate in English
Books:
Working essentials of debate. Kar\
Mimeographing Agency, Urbana. 1933
150 pp.
A survey of the high school question O
taxation. (Debaters' Handbook). Unii
Information Office, Urbana. 1932. 2,
pp.
Articles:
A survey of the high school question o
taxation. Arizona Teacher, 21:5: ii<
22. (2800)
WANLESS, HAROLD ROLLIN, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Geology
Books: "^
Laboratory outline for general geology
laboratory. Mimeo. 1933. 45 PP-
(1300)
Articles:
The Illinois state academy of science.
Science, 99- P- 16. (600)
Report of the secretary. Trans. 111.
Acad. Sci., 24:609-18. (4000)
With J. M. Weller:
Correlation and extent of Pennsylvania
cyclothems. Geol. Soc. Amer., Bui.
43:1003-16. (5600)
WARD, GLADYS J., A.M.
Associate in Home Management Extension
Articles:
Safety code for homemakers. 111. Home
Econ. Ext. Service. Mimeo. (300)
With Louise Young:
Washing machines in Illinois homes.
J. Home Econ., 24:802-04. (700)
WARD. HENRY BALDWIN, Ph.D., D.Sc,
LL.D., Professor of Zoology, Emeritus
Articles:
The origin of the landlocked habit in
salmon. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci., 18:9:
569-80. (6150)
On a nematode parasite in the brittle
star Ophiocten amitinum Lyman (ab-
stract). J. Parasit., 19:2:168. (170)
Conservation in winter. Sch. Sci. Math.,
33:2:139-42. (1740)
Publications of the Faculty
33
Reviews:
Endaraeba councilmania lafleuri. J. A.
M. A., 99:7:583- (200)
The food of protozoa, by H. Sandon.
Ibid., 99:25:2138. (200)
La Distomatosis hepatica en Cuba, by
Pedro Kouri and Rogelio Arenas.
Ibid., 99:25:2139. (135)
Medical entomology, by William A. Riley
and Oskar A. Johannsen. Ibid., 100:
4:284. (150)
Lehrbuch der helminthologie, by Curt
E. W. Sprehn. J. Parasit., 19:2:149-
50- (776)
WEBB, RICHARD LOCKWOOD, Ph.D.
P:' Associate in Anatomy
See W. Shumway.
WEBER, OSCAR FRIEDOLIN, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Education
Books:
With A. Nicholas and A. W. Clevenger:
Salaries in the accredited public high
schools of Illinois. 111. Bur. Educ.
Res. Bui. 30:23:3-24.
Articles:
A circulating library experiment. Phi
Delta Kappan, 15:6:197-98. (2500)
Puppy's diary. Hounds and Hunting,
29:9:3-6. (3500)
To the rescue — the dog. Ibid., 29:7:46-
48. (3000)
WEINARD, FREDERICK FRANXIS. Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Floriculture
Articles:
Illinois florists' week. Flor. Exch., 81:
6:12-13. (700)
Trial gardens at Urbana, Illinois. Amer.
Peony Soc. Bui. 34:53:22. (300)
Pathologists's report. S. A. F. and O. H.
Flor. Rev., 71:1845:20. (600)
Rooting carnation cuttings. Ibid., 72:
1848:18. (800)
With S. W. Decker:
» Notes on experiments. Ibid., 70:1799:24.
(700)
,j. Peony experiments. Ibid., 70:1797:27-28.
(1500)
WELKER, WILLIAM HENRY, A.C., Ph.D.
Professor of Physiological Chemistry and
Head of the Department
Articles:
With B. Z. Rappaport and Tell Nelson:
Effect of air filtration in hay fever and
pollen asthma. J. A. M. A., 98:1861-
64. (4100)
WESTERGAARD, HARALD MALCLOxM,
Ph.D., Dr.Ing., Dr.techn., D.Sc.
Professor of Theoretical and Applied Me-
chanics
Articles:
Water pressures on dams during earth-
quakes. A. S. C. E. Proc. 58:9:1573-
74- (800)
Measuring earthquake intensity in
pounds per square foot. Eng. News-
Record, 110:16:504. (600)
WICKWIRE, GEORGE CHARLES, M.S.
Instructor in Physiology
See W. E. Burge.
WILEY, CARROLL CARSON, B.S., C.E.
Associate Professor of Highway Engineer-
ing
Articles:
Road signs for night driving. Roads
and Streets, 6^:2:75-78. (2500)
Rapid solution for vertical curves. Civ.
Eng., 3:3:176-77- (500)
Highway vertical curves. Eng. News-
Record, 110:8:259. (1000)
Some neglected factors in traffic control.
Technograph, 47:4:8,9,11. (2500)
WILL, SAMUEL FREDERIC, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Romance Languages
Articles:
Correspondance inedite de Christophe
Plantin. Revue beige de Philologie et
d'Histoire, 12:1:124-32. (3500)
WILLARD, ARTHUR CUTTS. B.S.
Professor of Heating and Ventilation and
Head of the Department of Mechanical
Engineering; Acting Dean of the Col-
lege of Engineering and Acting Director
of the Engineering Experiment Station.
Books:
With L. A. Harding:
Heating, ventilating and air condition-
ing. John Wiley and Sons, N. Y.
1932. 963 pp.
With A. P. Kratz and S. Konzo:
Investigation of warm air furnaces and
heating systems. Part V. 111. Eng.
Exp. Sta. Bui. 246. 158 pp.
WILLIAMS, CHARLES ALLYN, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of German
Articles:
Altes studentenlied. Fortunatus, 1932:
12:1. (200)
WILLIAMS, LEWIS WARD, Ph.D.
Instructor in Education and Secretary of
the Appointments committee
Articles:
Turnover among high school teachers in
Illinois. Sch. Rev., 40:6:416-28. ^4000)
Phi Delta Kappan, 14:2:37-39. (1600)
Reviews:
Length of service of Pennsylvania high-
school teachers, by Lyman Henry Van
Houten. Sch. Rev., 40:9:712. (300)
WILSON, WILBUR M., M.M.E., C.E.
Research Professor of Structural Engi-
neering
Books:
With Nathan M. Newmark:
The strength of thin cylindrical shells as
columns. 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui.,
255- 45 PP-
WINAKOR. ARTHUR HARRY, Ph.D..
C.P.A.
Statistician, Bureau of Business Research
Articles:
With Daniel Borth:
An analysis of working capital position.
C. P. A., 13:5:268. (3000)
With Ina M. Hamlin:
Department store food service. 111. Bur.
Bus. Res., Bui. 46. i933- (9000)
34
University of Illinois
WINTERS, ERIC, M.S.
Assistant in Soil Physics and Soil Survey
See E. A. Norton.
WOODROW, HERBERT, Ph.D.
Professor of Psychology and Head of the
Department
Articles:
The effect of rate of sequence upon
accuracy of synchronization. J. Exp.
Psych., 15:4:357-79- (10,000)
Individual differences in the reproduc-
tion of temporal intervals. Amer. J.
Psych., 45:2:271-81. (5000)
WOODRUFF, SYBIL, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Home Economics
Articles:
An instrument and a method for meas-
uring the shortening action of fat.
J. Home Econ., 24:927. (125)
Corn — ways of using as a low-cost food.
111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 399. 15 pp.
(6000)
With D. E. Lindstrom:
Suggestions for handling poor and un-
employment relief in rural and open-
country communities. 111. Agr. Ext.
Service. Mimeo. 8 pp. (3000)
WOODWORTH, CLYDE MELVIN, Ph.D.
Professor of Plant Genetics
Articles:
Genetics and breeding in the improve-
ment of the soybean. 111. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Bui. 384:297-404. (35.000)
Soja. Proc. 6th Internal. Congr. Ge-
netics, 2:331-32. (400)
Genetics of the soybean. J. Amer. Soc.
Agron., 25:1:36-51. (3700)
With R. E. Fore:
Analysis of yield in certain oat varieties.
Ibid., 25:3:190-202. (4300)
WRIGHT, IVAN, Ph.D.
Professor of Economics
Articles:
A business-like way of settling our for-
eign government debts. LaSalle Street
Cashier, 8:3:8-30. (2000)
Turning the corner. Ibid., 8:6:12-14.
(1800)
Seven possible ways of settling the for-
eign debts. Ibid., 9:3. (2500)
Commercial paper financing. Amer. Inst.
Banking Bui., 14:1:49-53. (3000)
Stabilization of the currencies-;— the first
step toward recovery. Ibid., 15:2:
147-S0. (3000)
Consequences of inflation. Ibid. (2500)
Recredivate. Financial Briefs, 1:6:34-37.
(2500)
Tax exempt bonds and the money mar-
ket. Chapter in "Current Problems in
Public Finance." Proc. 9th An. Conf.
Finances and Pub. Relations. Univ.
Press, Chicago. 1933. (5000)
War debts. Sydney Morning Herald,
Sydney, Australia, March 31, 1933.
(4000)
Articles (continued;
Causes and remedies for the depression
— the international government debts.
U. S. Senate, 72nd Congr., 2nd ses-
sion. Com. Finance., S. Res. 315:1202-
04. (2500)
Recovering from the depression. Amer.
Inst. Bank. Bui., 15:1. (2000)
YARROS, RACHELLE S., M.D.
Professor of Social Hygiene
Books:
Modern woman and sex. Vanguard
Press, N. Y. 1933.
Articles:
The future of the birth control clinic.
Birth Control Rev., 16:9:266-68. (2000)
Pre-marital, marital and parental con-
sultation service. Med. Woman's J.,
39:8:197-99. (2000)
Reviews:
The sex factor in marriage, by Helena
Wright. Hosp. Soc. Serv. Mag., 26:
2:155-60. (1700)
YOUNG, PAUL THOMAS, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Psychology
Articles:
Relative food preferences of the white
rat. J. Comp. Psych., 14:3:297-319.
(8000). II. Ibid., 15:1:149-65. (6000)
Food preferences and the regulation of
eating. Ibid., 15:1:167-76. (3500)
A technique for the study of relative
food preferences of the white rat.
Psych. Bui., 29:8:548-49. (200)
The relation of bright and dull pressure â–
to affectivity. Amer. J. Psych., 44:4:
780-84. (1500)
Reviews:
Purposive behavior in animals and manJ
by E. C. Tolman. Ibid., 44:1:177-785
(700)
ZECHEL, GUSTAV LEOPOLD, M.D.
Associate in Surgery and in Anatomy
Articles:
Observations on the follicular cycle and
on the presence of the 'macro
thyrocyte' in the human thyreoid^
Anat. Rec, 55:56. (2000)
ZEITLIN, JACOB, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Articles:
Michel de Montaigne. Nation, 136:3530;
231-32. (1800)
Reviews:
Toward standards, by Norman FoersterJ
J. E.G. Ph., 31:3:455-58. (1500)
ZELENY, CHARLES, Ph.D.
Professor of Zoology and Head of the
Department
Articles:
Genetics and embryology. Science, 77^
177-81. (3500)
The effect of long continued subjection
to constant temperatures in darknes
upon inbred bar-eyed Drosophila. Pro
6th Internat. Cong. Genetics, 2:218.
JUL 17 1943
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BOOKS, ARTICLES, AND REVIEWS PUBLISHED BY THE FACULTY
OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
May 1, 1933— April 30, 1934
NOTE: The following list of publications, consisting of (i) books, (2) articles,
and (3) reviews, written by members of the instructional staff of the University,
and published during the year ended April 30, 1934, was compiled from lists sup-
plied by the individual members. The academic titles indicate positions for 1934-35
except those of persons no longer on the staff. An article by two or more persons
of unequal academic rank is usually listed under the name of the one having the
superior rank, cross-references being inserted under the names of the others.
Numbers in parentheses are approximate numbers of words.
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ADAMS, ROGER, Ph.D.
Professor of Organic Chemistry and Head
of the Department of Chemistry
Articles:
IVith E. C. Kleiderer:
Stereochemistry of diphenyls. XXXI.
Preparation and properties of 2, 2', 6,6'-
tetrafiuoro- 3,3'-dicarboxy-s,5'-dichlorodi-
phenyl. J.A.C.S., 55:4219-25. (3500)
With A. M. VanArendonk and M. E.
Cupery:
Stereochemistry of diphenyls. XXXII.
JPreparation and properties of certain
2,2',6,6'-tetramethoxydiphenyls. Ibid., 55:
4225-30. (2500)
With A. M. VanArendonk and B. C. Becker:
Stereochemistry of diphenyls. XXXIII.
Preparation and properties of 2,2'-dini-
tro - 6 - carboxy - 2 ' ,6 ' - dimethyoxydiphenyl
and 2-nitro-6-carboxy-2'-fluoro-6'-methoxy-
diphenyl. Ibid., 55:4230-34. (2000)
With Marion E. Maclean:
Diastereoisomers of 2,5-diphenylsulfinylhy-
droquinone diacetate. Ibid., 55:4681-83.
(750)
Study of certain analogs of resolvable di-
phenyls. Ibid., 55:4683-88. (3000)
With A. E. Knauf:
Stereochemistry of diphenyls. XXXIV.
Preparation and properties of 2,2',4,4',5,
5',6,6'-octamethyldiphenyl-3,3'-disulphonic
acid and diphenyl-3,3'-disulphonic acid.
Ibid., 55:4704-09. (3000)
Reviews:
Ausfuhrliches Lehrbuch der organischen
Chemie, by W. Schlenk and E. Berg-
mann, J.A.C.S., 55:2176. (300)
Perkin and Kipping's organic chemistry,
ed. by F. S. Kipping. Ibid., 55:2176-77.
(250)
Stereochemie, by S. Goldschmidt. Ibid.,
55:2618. (250)
ALLEN, CHARLES LAUREL, A.M.
Associate Professor of Journalism
Articles:
High spots on the horizon. Pub. Aux.,
68:23:5. (5000)
Fighting fire with fire. Ibid., 69:6:5.
(1500)
Classifieds and personals. Nat. Printer-
Journ., 52:2:14. (2000)
It's open season on singles. Ibid., 52:3:38.
(1500)
ALMY, GERALD MARKS, Ph.D.
Associate in Physics
Articles:
With F. M. Sparks:
The absorption spectrum of diatomic bis-
muth. Phys. Rev., 44:365-75. (7000)
ANDERSON, ARTHUR G., C.E., Ph.D.
Professor of Business Organization and
Operation
Articles:
Buildings and fixed equipment. Section
14 of Cost and Production Handbook,
Ed. by L. P. Alford, Ronald Press, N.Y.
(25,000)
ANDERSON, CHESTER REED, A.M.
Assistant Professor of English
Articles:
How would you answer this? Poultry
Supply Dealer, 11:2:10-11. (950)
Application interviews. Technograph, 48:
4:19. (450)
ANDERSON, HARRY WARREN, Ph.D.
Professor of Pomological Pathology
Articles:
Some fundamental facts concerning apple
scab and its control. Trans. 111. Hort.
Soc, 67:451-62. (5500)
With K. J. Kadow:
Raspberry diseases and their control in
Illinois. Ibid., 67:82-90. (4000)
With W. A. Ruth and W. P. Flint:
The season of 1933. Ibid., 67:43-51,
(4000)
With H. H. Thornberry:
Overwintering of Phytomonas pruni on
peach. Phytopathology, 23:787-801.
(5000)
With W. P. Flint:
Directions for spraying fruits in Illinois.
111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 388, rev. ed.,
Jan., 1934. (12,000)
ANDREWS, ANDREW IRVING, Ph.D.
Professor of Ceramic Engineering
Articles:
X-ray investigation of the opacifying com-
pounds present in sheet-iron cover enam-
els. J.A.C.S., 16:7:325-27. (5400)
University of Illinois
Andrews, A. I. — Articles (continued)
With R. K. Smith:
The thermal expansion _ of sheet-iron
ground-coat enamels. Ibid., 16:7:328-37.
(1700)
With G. L. Clark and H. W. Alexander:
The determination by x-ray methods of
crystalline compounds causing opacity in
enamels. Ibid., 16:8:385-92- (4300)
ANDREWS, JAMES BURTON, M.S.
Associate in Farm Management
See M. L. Mosher.
ARNOLD, LLOYD, A.M.. M.D.
Professor of Bacteriology and Public Health
Articles:
Can peroral and percutaneous routes be
used for vaccination? Canadian Public
Health J., June, 1933, pp. 284-89. (3500)
Tuberculosis in girls and young women.
Amer. Rev. Tubercul., 28:2:262-66.
(2000)
The bacterial flora within the stomach and
small intestine. Amer. J. Med. Sci.,
186:4:471-79. (3500)
Laboratory tests and methods useful and
necessary in industrial hygiene. 111. Med.
J., Nov., 1933. (665)
With Alexander Bart:
The self-disinfecting power of the skin.
Amer. J. Hyg., 19:1:217-28. (5500)
ARON, ALBERT WILLIAM, Ph.D.
Professor of German and Head of the De-
partment
Articles:
The status of German in the secondary
schools of the middle west. Germ. Qt.,
6:4:189-91. (900)
ASHBY, ROBERT CHILDERS, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Livestock Marketing
Articles:
Results of tests of Illinois farm scales.
Amer. Soc. Animal Prod., Rpt. Proc.
2Sth An. Meet., Jan., 1933, pp. 29-31.
(750)
The place of the production specialist in
livestock and wool marketing. Ibid., pp.
209-12. (1100)
Marketing problems that challenge the
swine industry. Ibid., 26th An. Meet.,
pp. 134-38. (1600)
Livestock marketing costs. Nat. Livestock
Prod. Mag., 2:10:12. (i86o)
Six million hog men have their problems.
Ibid., 12:2:4. (2300)
Canada grades her hogs — exports the
bacon. Ibid., 12:4:4,5. (3600)
Coordination of markets is needed. Ibid.
12:5:5. (2800)
Home weights should be accurate. Cat
tleman, 20:3:19-20. (2600)
Current problems in livestock marketing.
Kansas City Daily Drovers Telegram
53:19:1.5- (3150)
Current problems in livestock marketing.
Stock Yards Daily J. (St. Joseph), 37
65:6. (3150)
Current problems in livestock marketing.
Oklahoma Live Stock News, 24:81,82
83:1- (3150)
Articles (continued)
Current problems in livestock marketing.
Breeder's Gaz., 98:25:2465:5,14,15.(2900)
Current problems in livestock marketing.
Northwestern Bank., 557:13,14,21,22,
(3150)
Current problems in livestock marketing,
Indianapolis Daily Live Stock J., 46:47:
2,4- (3150)
AUDRIETH, LUDWIG F., Ph.D.
Associate in Chemistry
Articles:
Uber Solvosysteme chemischer Verbindun-
gen. Zeits. physikal. Chem., 165:323-30.
(2000)
With P. Walden:
Leitfahigkeitsmessungen in Anilin. Ibid.,
165:11-25. (4000)
With M. T. Schmidt:
Fused "onium" salts as acids. I. Re-
actions in fused ammonium nitrate.
Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci., 20:221-25. (1600)
With E. E. Jukkola and B. S. Hopkins:
Observations of the rare earths. XLI.
Electrolytic preparation of rare earth
amalgams. 3. Amalgams of lanthanum,
neodymium, cerium, samarium and yt-
trium. Metallic lanthanum, neodj^ium
and cerium by thermal decomposition of
their amalgams. J.A.C.S., 56:303-04.
(800)
BABBITT, HAROLD EATON, M.S.
Professor of Sanitary Engineering
Articles:
Mechanical aeration of sewage. Water
Works and Sewerage, 81:27. (3000)
BABCOCK, SIDNEY HENRY, JR., Ph.D.
Special Research Assistant in Chemistry
See R. C. Fuson.
BADGER, ALFRED EARL, M.S.
Research Assistant in Ceramic Engineering
See G. L. Clark and C. W. Parmelee.
BAILAR, JOHN CHRISTIAN, JR., Ph.D.
Associate in Chemistry
Books:
Laboratory assignments for Chemistry 2.
Edwards Bros., Ann Arbor, Michigan.
41 pp.
Articles:
With Robert W. Auten:
Stereochemistry of complex inorganic com-
pounds I. The Walden inversion as ex-
hibited by diethylenediaminocobaltic
compounds. J.A.C.S., 56:4:774-76. (1800)
The preparation of anhydrous ethylene
diamine. Ibid., 56:4:955. (350)
BAKER, FRANK COLLINS, B.S.
Curator, Museum of Natural History
Articles:
Polygyra dorfeuilliana and Bulimoidet
dealbatus in Illinois. Nautilus, 47:4-7.
(1400)
A new Stagnicola from Montana. Ibid.,
47:30-32. (760)
Self fertilization and nidification in Physa
halei. Ibid., 47:35. (200)
p
Publications of the Faculty
Articles (continued)
A new form of Polygyra tridentata from
Illinois. Ibid., 47:59. (300)
Two new races and a new species of
Helisoma from California. Ibid., 47:140-
42. (650)
Studies on the bottom fauna of freshwater
lakes. Science, 78:190-91. (600)
The genitalia of the Indian mollusk Indo-
planorbis exustus. J. Morph. 55:1-13.
(5900)
New species of Lymanaeidae from British
America. J. Wash. Acad. Sci., 23:520-23.
(1000)
Description of a new species of Gyraulus.
Can. Field-Nat., 48:27. (300)
New Canadian Lymnaeas. Ibid., 48:69-70.
(250)
The variation and distribution, recent and
fossil, of the snail Polygyra profunda
Sav, in Illinois. Amer. Mid. Nat., 15:
178-86. (3500). Abstract, Trans. 111.
Acad. Sci., 25:189. (700)
BALDWIN, EDWARD CHAUNCEY, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Reviews:
Giant killer, by Elmer Davis. B'nai B'rith
Mag., 47:9:285. (500)
Literature of the Bible, by George Sprau.
Ibid., 47: II. (600)
BALDWIN, THOMAS WHITFIELD, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Articles:
Shakespeare and Shallow. T.L.S., Oct. 8,
193I1 P- 778. (iioo)
Shakespeare's company. Ibid., Feb. 8,
1934. P- 92. (500)
Reviews:
Taming of the Shrew, by Sir Arthur
Quiller-Couch and J. D. Wilson. J. Engl.
Germ. Philol., 21:152-56.
BARLOW, REUEL RICHARD, A.M.
Associate Professor of Journalism
Articles:
Can editors and teachers get together?
Quill, 22:3:5,12. (2000)
High spots on the horizon. (Reprint of
above article). Pub. Aux., 69:13:5.
(2000)
Reviews:
The influence of the pre-war press in
Europe, by S. B. Fay. Journ. Qt., 10:2:
162-63. (500)
BARTHOLOMEW, HARLAND, C.E.
Non-resident Professor of Civic Design
Articles:
Preventing disintegration of cities. Civ.
Eng., 3:5:259-62.
The technical problems in slum clearance —
the planner's viewpoint. Proc. Nat.
Conf. City Planning, 1933, pp. 121-30.
BARTLETT, JAMES HOLLEY, JR., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Theoretical Physics
Articles:
IVith C. G. Dunn and F. W. Brown:
Charge distributions for the normal atoms
from boron to neon. Phys. Rev., 44:296-
99. (2000)
With J. J. Gibbons, Jr.:
Isotope shift in neon. Ibid., 44:538-43.
(4000)
I
Articles (continued)
With F. W. Brown:
Hyperfine structure of fluorine.
45:527-37- (6000)
Ibid.,
BARTLETT, ROLAND WILLEY, Ph.D. As-
sistant Professor of Agricultural Economics
Articles:
Stabilization of the dairy business. Ind.
Dairy Assoc. An. Rpt., 1934. (2000)
Prices and consumption of milk in specific
cities as related to industrial payrolls and
other economic factors. 111. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Bui. 397. 84 pp. Abstract, 111.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 418. (4000)
Demand factors as related to volume of
milk sales. Dairy Manufactures Short
Course Manual Dept. of Dairy Hus-
bandry, Univ. of 111., Jan., 1934, pp.
54-58. (2300)
New York and Philadelphia milk and
cream sales. Amer. Cream. Poultry
Produce Rev., Aug. 30, 1933. pp. 582-
600. (1900)
Marketing problems as affected by recent
economic changes. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.,
Dept. of Agr. Econ., Mimeo., Jan., 1934.
(4400)
Milk prices — consumption as related to
industrial payrolls. Dairy Produce, Feb.
20, 1934. (2400)
With others in the College of Agriculture:
Domestic situation — industrial activity,
prices in the country as a whole, Illi-
nois farm prices, and payrolls and em-
ployment. In Agricultural Outlook for
Illinois, 1934, pp. 6-9. (1300)
Illinois farm prices, payrolls and employ-
ment, and retail food prices. In Supple-
mentary Agricultural Outlook for Illi-
nois, 3d quarter, 1933. pp. 1-4. (1300)
BARTO, HARRIET THOMPSON, A.M.
Assistant Professor of Dietetics
See Sybil Woodruff.
BAUER, FREDERICK CHARLES, Ph.D.
Professor of Soil Fertility
Articles:
Crop yields from Illinois soil experiment
fields in 1932. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui.
398. (5000)
Present and potential productivity. Farm
Appraisals, Mimeo. Rpt. of (Conference
for Land Appraisers, Univ. of 111., Sept.,
1933, PP- 21-24. (1700)
With E. A. Norton, R. S. Smith, E. E. De-
Turk, and L. H. Smith:
Jackson county soils. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Soil Rpt. 55. 35 pp.
Schuyler county soils. Ibid., 56. 23 pp.
(9300)
With C. M. Linsley:
Test your soil for acidity. 111. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Circ. 346, rev. ed. (3800)
BAWDEN, WILLIAM THOMAS, Ph.D.
Instructor in Industrial Education
Articles:
Twelve technical terms every boy should
know. Ind. Educ. Mag. 24:1:1.
University of Illinois
Bawden, W. T.— Articles (continued)
Reorganizing industrial-arts instruction.
Ibid., 34:10:161.
Industrial arts in the New Roosevelt
Junior High School. Ibid., 34:10:163.
Recommendations of educational leaders.
Ibid., 34:ii:i75.
The philosophy of industrial-arts education.
Ibid., 34:11:178.
Superintendents, principals, and the man-
ual-arts program. Ibid., 34:12:189.
Identifying the gifted pupil. Ibid., 3S:i:i-
Standing up under fire. Ibid., 35:2:19.
Studying the individual in the part-time
school. Ibid., 35:2:19.
The challenge of the future. Ibid., 35:2:20.
Claims of the industrial-arts subjects. Ibid.,
35:2:40.
Function of expert leadership. /61c?., 35:
4:73-
Information content in industrial arts.
Ibid., 35:4:73-
More advanced lists of technical terms.
Ibid., 35:4:74-
Articulation of high school and college.
Ibid., 35:5:91-
Relation of industrial arts to the Wiscon-
sin philosophy of education. Wis. J.
Educ, 65:6:262.
BAYLEY, WILLIAM SHIRLEY, Ph.D.
Professor of Geology, Emeritus
Reviews:
Tabellen zur Berechnungen von Mineral-
und Gesteinsanalysen, by H. von PhiUips-
born. Econ. Geol., 28:4:401. (275)
Prospector's field-book and guide, by H. S.
Osborn. Ibid., 28:6:608. (275)
Angewandte Geophysik fur Bergleute und
Geologen, by H. Reich. Ibid., 28:7:700-
01. (150)
History of the theory of ore deposits, by
T. Crook. Ibid., 28:8:787-88. (700)
On the mineralogy of sedimentary rocks,
by P. G. H. Boswell. Ibid., 28:8:789-
(360)
Minerals and the microscope, by H. G.
Smith. Ibid., 29:1:100. (75)
Thin-section mineralogy, by A. F. Rogers
and P. F. Kerr. Ibid., 29:2:207. (380)
Aufsuchung von Wasser mit geophysikali-
schen Methoden, by J. Koenigsberger.
Ibid., 29:2:210. (150)
The deformation of the Earth's crust, by
W. H. Bucher. Ibid., 29:3:309-10. (625)
The geology of Texas, by E. H. Sellards,
W. S. Adkins, and F. B. Plummer. Ibid.,
29:3:313-14- (250)
BEADLES, JESSIE RACHEL, B.S.
Assistant in Animal Nutrition
See H. H. Mitchell.
BEARD, JOSEPH HOWARD, A.M., M.D.
Professor of Hygiene, Head of the Depart-
ment of Health Service, and University
Health Officer
Articles:
Engineering and medicine. Technograph.
48: i: II-I2, 22. (2500)
BERDAHL, CLARENCE ARTHUR, Ph.D.
Professor of Political Science
Articles:
American foreign policy. Amer. J. Sociol.,
38:6:845-56. (3500)
Reviews:
The problem of disarmament, ed. by R.
Schmidt and A. Grabowsky. Amer. Pol.
Sci. Rev., 27:4:671-72. (700)
Krig eller Fred, by O. Wallengren. Ibid.,
28:2:348. (300)
In defense of the senate: a study in treaty
making, by R. J. Dangerfield. Ann.
Amer. Acad. Pol. and Soc. Sci., 169:204.
(600)
International politics: an introduction to
the western state system, by F. L.
Schuman. Internal. J. Ethics, 44:1:142-
45- (1500)
HERMAN, EDWARD, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Economics
Articles:
Labour and industrial recovery in the
United States. Labour (London), 1:3:
68-69. (2000)
Trade unionism and socialism. Chapter
XXI of Socialist Planning and a Social-
ist Program, ed. by H. W. Laidler, Fal-
con Press, N.Y. pp. 186-92. (1700)
Reviews:
The government and labor disputes, by
E. E. Witte. Amer. Econ. Rev., 12:3:
515-17. (1000)
BERNBAUM. ERNEST, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Books:
Victorian literature. 2d. ed., rev. Thomas
Nelson and Sons, N.Y., 1933. 779 pp.
Articles:
Recent works on prose fiction before 1800.
Mod. Lang. Notes, 48:370-78. (3200)
BIRCH, CARROL LA FLEUR, M.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Medicine
Articles:
Hemophilia. Med. Clin. N. Amer., 17:23:
351-68. (4000)
BLAIR, JOSEPH CULLEN, D.Sc.
Professor of Horticulture and Head of the
Department
Articles:
Services which the American pomological
society has rendered American horticul-
ture. Proc. Amer. Pomol. Soc, 49:142-
54-
BLANCHARD, WILLIAM OSCAR, Ph.D.
Professor of Geography
Books:
A geography of Illinois. American Book
Co., N.Y., 1934- 64 pp.
BLOOM, MARGARET, Ph.D.
Instructor in English
Articles:
Conversation in the writings of Madame
de Stael. P.M.L.A., 48:3:861-67. (350o)
Publications of the Faculty
BOGART, ERNEST LUDLOW, Ph.D.
Professor of Economics and Head of the
Department
Books:
The water problem of southern California.
111. Studies in Soc. Sci., 19:4. 132 pp.
Reviews:
Applied economics: essays in world eco-
nomics in its bearing on economic India,
by B. K. Sarkar. Amer. Econ. Rev.,
Oct., 1933. (300)
Economic development of modern Europe,
by C. Day; and a history of the eco-
nomic institutions of modern Europe, by
F. L. Xussbaum. Amer. Hist. Rev., Jan.,
1934- (300)
BOIKAX, WILLIAM S., B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Medicine and in Pathology
See H. A. Singer.
BONIN, GERHARDT VON, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Anatomy
Articles:
On the size of man's brain as indicated by
skull capacity. J. Comp. Neurol., 59:1-
28. (4000)
BRAHANA, HENRY ROY, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Mathematics
Articles:
Prime-power abelian groups generated by a
set of conjugates under a special auto-
morphism. Amer. J. Math., 55:553-84.
(15,000)
On isomorphisms of the abelian group of
type I, I, ... . Ibid., 56:53-61.
(4500)
On cubic congruences. Bui. Amer. Math.
Soc, 55:553-84- (15.000)
BRANNON, JAMES MARSHALL, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Dairy Bacteriology
Articles:
Potato odor in cream. Milk Plant Mo.,
23:1:41-42. (790)
Reviews:
Rickets and vitaminized milk. Ibid., 22:9:
52-58.
Rickets and vitaminized milk. Ibid., 22:10:
44-50. (7200)
BRAY, ROGER HAMMOND, M.S.
Associate in Soil Survey Analysis
Articles:
Theoretical and practical considerations in
testing for replaceable potassium. Rpt.
N. E. Section, Amer. Soc. Agron., Bos-
ton, Dec. 28, 1933, pp. 9-10. (900)
The easily soluble iron, manganese and
aluminum in Illinois soils. Amer. Soil
Surv. Assoc. Bui., 15:69. (500)
A chemical study of soil development in
the Peorian loess region of Illinois.
Ibid., 15:58-65. (7200)
BRODERICK, EDWIN LAURENCE, M.S.
Research Assistant in Mechanical Engineering
See A. P. Kratz.
BRONSTEIN, I. PAT, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Pediatrics
Articles:
Hypothyroidism and Cretinism in child-
hood. I. Blood Cholesterol. J.A.M.A.,
100:1661-63. (2500)
Hypothyroidism and Cretinism in children.
Consideration of some special problems.
Chicago Med. Soc. Bui., 36:2. (500)
Hypothyroidism in children. Amer. J. Dis.
Child., 47:913. (1000)
BROOKS, NEIL CONWELL, Ph.D.
Professor of German and Curator of the
Museum of European Culture
Reviews:
Die deutschen und franzosischen Oster-
spiele bis zum 15. Jahrhundert, von Dr.
Helmut Niedner. J. Engl. Germ. Philol.,
32:3:413-15. (900)
The drama of the medieval church, by K.
Young. Ibid., 33:2:286-92. (3200)
BROWN, HUGH ALEXANDER, M.S., E.E.
Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering
See E. B. Paine.
BROWN, REX LEXOI, M.S.
Research Associate in Theoretical and Ap-
plied Mechanics
See F. E. Richart.
BUCHHOLZ, JOHX THEODORE, Ph.D.
Professor of Botany
Articles:
Seeds (Science service radio talk over Co-
lumbia Broadcasting System). Sci. Mo.,
38:267-69. (1500)
The classification of coniferales. Trans. 111.
Acad. Sci., 25:112-13. (800)
With C. C. Doak and A. F. Blakeslee:
Results obtained from spliced styles. (Ab-
stract). Amer. Nat., 68:162-63. (350)
BULL, BEXTOX ALEXAXDER, M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry
See R. C. Fuson.
BULL, SLEETER, M.S.
Associate Professor of Meats
Articles:
Cutting and curing the pork carcass. Suc-
cessful Farming, 32:1: 34.35- (2000)
Eat your own pork. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Mimeo. (2000)
Cutting the beef carcass. Ibid. (1000)
Beef rings. Ibid. (500)
BURGE, WILLIAM EDWARD, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Physiology and Act-
ing Head of the Department
Articles:
With O. S. Orth and G. C. IVickwire:
Copper in relation to chlorophyl and hemo-
globin formation. Science, 79:2037:33-
34. (800)
University of Illinois
BuRGE, William E. — Articles (continued)
The stimulating effect of copper on chloro-
phyl formation. Amer. J. Bot., 20:669.
(300)
With H. J. Fuller:
A study of the effect of temperature and
of strength of stimuli on contractility
in the plant mimosa. Amer. J. Physiol.,
109:1. (300)
With G. C. Wickwire, L. P. Kneer, and H.
W. Neild:
A comparison of the rate of disintegration
in vitro of nucleated and non-nucleated
red blood cells and the effect of copper
on this rate. Ibid. (300)
With G. C. Wickwire:
Further study on the stimulating effect cif
copper on chlorophyl formation. Ibtd.
(300)
BURLISON, WILLIAM LEONIDAS, Ph.D.,
Professor of Crop Production and Head of
the Department of Agronomy
Articles:
With O. H. Sears and J. T. Pieper:
Sweet clover in Illinois. III. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Bui. 394:210-62. (17,000)
With J. R. Holbert and A. G. Johnson:
Portable refrigeration chambers for study-
ing cold resistance of plants in the field.
U.S.D.A. Circ. 285. 28 pp. (5000)
With B. Koehler and G. H. Dungan:
Maturity of seed corn in relation to yield-
ing ability and disease infection. J.
Amer. Soc. Agron., 26:4:262-74. (5400)
BUSWELL, ARTHUR MOSES, Ph.D.
Professor of Sanitary Chemistry and Chief
of the State Water Survey
Articles:
Performance of Dearborn's chemical sew-
age treatment plant. Water Works and
Sewerage, 81:87-92.
With H. W. Adams:
The ortho-tolidine test for chlorine. J.
Amer. Water Works Assoc, 25:8:1118-
39-
With C. R. Breden:
The use of shredded asbestos in methane
fermentations. J. Bact., 26:4:379-83-
With T. E. Larson and C. S. Boruff:
A carbon study of sludge-digestion gas
from water. Sewage Works J., 6:1:24-
35. Reprinted as 111. State Water Surv.
Circ. 14.
CAHN, ALVIN ROBERT, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Zoology
Articles:
Hibernation of the box turtle. Copeia, i:
13-14. (800)
Two unusual woodchuck skulls. Amer.
Mid. Nat., 15:2:197-99- (1200)
With G. I. Wallace and L. J. Thomas:
Klebsiella paralytica, a new pathogenic
bacterium from "moose disease." J. In-
fect. Dis., 53:3:386-414- (17.S00)
CANTER, HOWARD VERNON, Ph.D.
Professor of Classics
Articles:
The mythological paradigm in Greek and
Latin poetry. Amer. J. Philol., 14:3:201-
24. (10,000)
Articles (continued) '
Roma quantum mutata ab ilia. Class. J.,
29:85-103. (7000)
In memoriam H. J. Barton. Ibid., 29:233- ]
35- (750) i
CARD, LESLIE ELLSWORTH, Ph.D.
Professor of Poultry Husbandry
Books:
With M. Henderson:
Farm poultry production. Interstate Print-
ing Co., Danville, 111. i933- -202 pp.
With W. A. Lippincott:
Poultry production. 5th ed.. Lea and Fe-
biger, Phila., 1934- 7^3 PP-
CARMICHAEL, ROBERT DANIEL, Ph.D.
Professor of Mathematics and Dean of the
Graduate School.
Articles:
Summation of functions of a complex vari-
able. Ann. Math., 2d s., 34:2:349-78.
(15,000)
Functions of exponential type. Bui. Amer.
Math. Soc, 2d s., 40:4:241-61. (8400)
Reviews:
The case against Einstein, by Arthur
Lynch. Opinion, May, 1933. PP- 32, 34-
(500)
Linguistic analysis of mathematics, by A.
F. Bentley. Amer. Math. Mo., 40:6:
352-53- (400)
CARO, MARCUS RAYNER, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Dermatology
See M. S. Wien.
CARROLL, WILLIAM ERNEST, Ph.D.
Professor of Swine Husbandry
Articles:
Oats as a feed for swine. 111. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Circ. 414. 12 pp.
With R. H. Wilcox and T. G. Hornung:
Some important factors affecting costs in
hog production. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui.
390. 60 pp.
With T. S. Hamilton and G. E. Hunt:
The prevention of anemia in suckling pigs,
with observations on the blood picture.
J. Agr. Res., 56:543-63-
CASE, HAROLD CLAYTON M., Ph.D.
Professor of Agricultural Economics and
Head of the Department
Articles:
Value of Illinois farm land. J. Farm
Econ., 15:4:734-37- (1600)
Handling delinquent farm mortgages with-
out foreclosure. Ibid., 16:2:276-86. (3500)
See also M. L. Mosher.
CLARK, FRANCIS MATTHEW, Ph.D.
Instructor in Bacteriology
Articles:
With Roy Hansen:
A rapid method for identifying the bac-
teria in nodules of legumes. Soil Sci.,
36:5:369-74- (iioo)
CLARK, GEORGE LINDENBERG, Ph.D.
Professor of Analytical Chemistry
Articles:
Chapter XXI of The Science of Radiology.
C. C. Thomas, Springfield, 111., i933-
PP- 354-74-
Publications of the Faculty
Articles (continued)
Modern alchemy. 111. Chem. Teacher, i:
i:i. (2000)
mth W. A. Sisson:
X-ray method for quantitative comparison
of crystallite orientation in cellulose
fibers. Ind. Eng. Chem., Anal. Ed.,
5:5:296. (3500)
Preferred orientation produced by cold
rolling low carbon sheet steels: some
x-ray observations. Metals and Alloys,
4:12.
With E. Girden and Elmer Culler:
Auditory effects of Roentgen rays in dogs.
Amer. J. Roentgen. Radium Ther.,
30:2:215. (4000)
With E. E. Howe and A. E. Badger:
Lattice dimensions of some solid solutions
in system MgO-AhOs. J.A.C.S., 17:1:7-
(800)
With J. N. Mrgudich:
X-rays reveal successive steps in cable oil
determination. Electrical World, 103:8:
284. (2500)
An x-ray diffraction study of the effect of
rachitis upon the structural character-
istics of bone. Amer. J. Physiol., 108:
1:74. (2500)
With Julia Southard:
Sorption on cotton fibers of dyes with
varying molecular association in solu-
tion. Physics, 5:3:95. (4000)
With P. F. Ziegler:
The x-ray in the study of the catgut liga-
ture. Surg. Gyn. Obstet., 58:3:578.
(6000)
With R. K. Flege and P. F. Ziegler:
Surgical catgut ligatures: x-ray diffraction
studies. Ind. Eng. Chem., 26:4:440.
(7500) .
See also A. I. Andrews.
Reviews:
Industrial Radiography, by A. St. John
and H. R. Isenburger. Rev. Sci. Instr.,
5:4:167. (800)
CLEMENT, JOHN ADDISON, Ph.D.
Professor of Education
Articles:
An analytical study of courses of study of
north central secondary schools. 8:4:
475-90. (9000)
The tradition-shackled curriculum. 111.
Teacher, 22:5:141-42, 154-55- (4000)
Recreating the curriculum. Ibid., 22:7:203-
04, 221-24. (4500)
See also A. \V. Clevenger.
CLEVENGER, ARTHUR WILBUR, A.M.
High School Visitor
Articles:
Standards and recommendations of the
North Central Association (pertaining to
interscholastic athletics). 111. High
School Athlete, May, 1934, pp. 120-21.
With H. D. Trimble, F. C. Hood. J. C.
Hanna, H. M. Thrasher, and L. L. Blair:
The recognition and accrediting of Illinois
secondary schools, July, 1933. (Rev.
ed.)
Articles (continued)
With J. A. Clement, O. F. Weber, W. S.
Monroe, W. C. Reavis, and others:
Desirable working relationships which
should exist between the board of edu-
cation and the principal of the high
school. Univ. of 111. Circ, April 20,
1934-
With H. D. Trimble:
Report of the committee on admissions
from secondary schools, June 13, 1933.
With J. A. Clement and others:
College preparation of the high school
teachers. 111. Teacher, Sept., 1933, pp.
25-28.
With J. A. Clement and C. K. Helfrick:
A study of programs of physical education
and athletics of 244 public high schools
in Illinois which are members of the
North Central Association. Mimeo.
With J. A. Clement and M. W. Barnes:
A study of the college degrees possessed
by administration heads of accredited
public high schools in Illinois, outside
Chicago, for 1932-33, in comparison with
1933-34- Mimeo.
With J. A. Clement and Norman Lovellette:
A study of post-graduate students enrolled
in accredited public high schools in Illi-
nois outside Chicago. Mimeo.
With J. A. Clement and Leo Deerwester :
A study of the length of class periods, the
number of periods per day, and the
number of days which schools were in
session during the year. Mimeo.
With J. A. Clement, R. W. Sivindell, and
E. M. Jasper:
A study of pupil and teacher loads, and of
pupil-teacher ratio in the accredited
public high schools of Illinois outside
Chicago. Mimeo.
With J. A. Clement and others:
An investigation of the program of studies
in actual use in 569 accredited public
high schools of Illinois outside Chicago.
Mimeo.
With J. A. Clement and K. W. McHenry:
A study of certain items pertaining to the
libraries of 591 accredited public high
schools of Illinois outside Chicago.
COBLE, ARTHUR BYRON, Ph.D., LL.D.
Professor of Mathematics and Head of the
Department
Articles:
Hyperelliptic functions and irrational bi-
nary invariants. III. Amer. J. Math.,
55:349-75- (I2,000)
COLBY, ARTHUR SAMUEL, Ph.D.
Professor of Pomology
Articles:
The small fruit variety question in Illi-
nois. Trans. 111. Acad. Sci., 25:116-18.
(iioo)
Shall we plant a home garden of small
fruits? Amer. Fruit Grower, 54:4:15-28.
(looo)
Some trends in small fruit culture. Trans.
111. Hort. Soc, 67:346-60. (4000)
With L. R. Tucker:
Some effects of severity of pruning on
growth and production in the Concord
grape. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 393.
(8200)
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University of Illinois
CONVERSE, PAUL D., A.M.
Professor of Business Organization and
Operation
Books:
Marketing notes. (Mimeo.) Daniels and
Schoaff, Champaign, 111. 1933. 74 PP-
Articles:
The first decade of marketing literature.
N.A.T.M.A. Bui., Sup., Nov., 1933.
(1500)
Reviews:
American business leaders, by F. W. Taus-
sig and C. S. Joslyn. J. Bus., 6:3:270-73.
(1500)
COOPER, FRANKLIN SEANEY, B.S.
Assistant in Physics
See P. G. Kruger.
COPLEY, MICHAEL JOSEPH, Ph.D.
Associate in Chemistry
See T. E. Phipps.
CORNBLEET, THEODORE, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Dermatology
Articles:
Some nonspecific dermatoses. Arch. Derm.
Syph., 27:956-62. (2800)
Self-sterilizing powers of the skin: are
they endowed by the surface acid? Ibid.,
28:526-31. (3000)
CRANDELL, JOHN STANLEY, B.S., C.E.
Professor of Highway Engineering
Articles:
Save investments in road base. Construc-
tion Digest, 6:40:6, 11-12. (3600)
Simple safeguard for night drivers. Eng.
News-Rec, 3:6:141. (250)
Resurfacing streets and highways. Roads
and Streets, 77'3'75-77- (6500)
Fillers and cushion courses for brick and
block pavements. Proc. 13th Meet. High-
way Res. Bd., Nat. Res. Council, pp.
256-61. (7200)
CRATHORNE, ARTHUR ROBERT, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Mathematical Sta-
tistics
Books:
With H. L. Rietz and T. C. Rietz:
Tables for mathematics of finance. Henry
Holt and Co., N.Y. 1934. 84 pp.
Articles:
Moments de la binomiale par rapport a
I'origine. Comptes Rendus, 198:13:1202-
03. (170)
Reviews:
Economic control of quality of manufac-
tured product, by W. A. Shewhart.
Amer. Math. Mo., 40:6:353-55. (1200)
CULLER, ELMER AUGUSTIN K., Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Psychology
Articles:
Conditioned responses of higher order with
constant motivation. Psych. Bui., 29:
679-
With Glen Finch and E. Girdcn:
Relation of the wever-bray effect to audi-
tory acuity in dogs. Ibid., 30:581.
Function of the round window. Science,
78:2021:269-70.
Articles (continued)
With E. Girden:
Auditory effects of x-rays in dogs. Psych.
Bui., 30:705-
With F. A. Mettler:
Hearing and vision in decorticate animals.
Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med., 31:607-09.
See also G. L. Clark.
DALITSCH, WALTER WILLIAM, M.D.,
D.D.S.
Associate in Medicine and Health Officer
for the Chicago Departments
Articles:
Health service in the Chicago Departments
of the University of Illinois. Alumni J.
Univ. of 111., 11:9:332.
DAWSON, WALKER MYRICK, Ph.D.
Assistant in Animal Husbandry
Articles:
The pulling ability of horses as shown by
dynamometer tests in Illinois. Proc.
Amer. Soc. Animal Prod., 26th An.
Meet., Dec, 1933, pp. 117-21. (1600)
DeLARGY, PAUL LEE, Ph.D.
Instructor in Philosophy
Articles:
Perspectivity and objectivity. J. Phil., 31:
2:29-39. (4000)
A scandal in philosophy scanned. Internat.
J. Ethics, 44:1:129-34. (2000)
Reviews:
Les fondements du droit, par E. Levy.
Ibid., 44:2:262. (325)
Invitation to philosophy, by D. Drake.
Ibid., 44:3:372-76. (1400)
DeTURK, ERNEST E., Ph.D.
Professor of Soil Technology
Articles:
With E. A. Norton, R. S. Smith, F. C.
Bauer, and L. H. Smith:
Jackson county soils. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Soil Rpt., 55:1-35- (15.000)
Schuyler county soils. Ibid., 56:1-23.
(9000)
DICKINSON, BURRUS S., Ph.D.
Associate in Journalism
Articles:
Electricity rate reduction. Chicago J. Com.,
14:161:8. (1000)
DIETZ, FREDERICK CHARLES, Ph.D.
Professor of History
Books:
English public finance. Century Co., N.Y.
1932. xviii -f 478 pp.
Political and social history of England,
rev. ed. Macmillan Co., N.Y., 1932.
xxii -j- 786 pp.
Articles:
English public finance and the national
state. In Facts and Factors in Economic
History, Harvard Univ. Press, 1932, pp.
114-34-
Articles on Robert Cecil, Earl of Salis-
bury, and Sir Robert Walpole. In Ency-
clopacdia of the Social Sciences.
DOLCH, EDWARD WILLIAM, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Education
Publications of the Faculty
11
Articles:
Mastery in college. J. Higher Educ, 5:3:
121-24. (1800)
Testing reading. Elem. Sch. J., 34:1:36-43-
(3600)
Graduate work of superintendents. Ibid.,
34:3:203-08. (2700)
DOLLEY, JOHN SEIVER, M.S.
Assistant in Zoology
Articles:
Preliminary notes on the biology of the
St. Joseph River. Amer. Mid. Nat., 14:
3:193-227. (7200)
DORNER, HERMAN BERNARD, M.S.
Professor of Floriculture
Articles:
Handling cut flowers to prolong their
keeping qualities. Flor. Exch., 82:16:15.
(10,000). Excerpts, Flor. Rev., 74:1900:
16.
DORSEY, MAXWELL JAY, Ph.D.
Professor of Pomology
Articles:
The bud sport situation in pomology.
Trans. 111. Hort. Soc, 67:212-24. (6000)
Relation of fruit bud formation and the
set. Ibid., 67:466-77. (5000)
Reviews:
The apple, by Sir Daniel Hall and M. B.
Crane. J. Hered., 25:69-71. (1500)
DRAFFIN, JASPER OWEN, M.S.
Associate Professor of Theoretical and Ap-
plied Mechanics
Articles:
Function of the testing laboratory in teach-
ing resistance of materials. J. Eng.
Educ, 23:9:681-85. (2000)
DREYER, IRVING, M.S., M.D.
Assistant in Medicine
Articles:
Medical education in America. Bui. Fed.
State Med. Bds., 20:1. (1000)
Medicine and the new deal. Illini Scope
(Coll. of Med., Univ. of 111.), March,
1934- (500)
DUNBAR, LOUISE BURNHAM, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of History
Articles:
Nicola, Lewis. Diet. Amer. Biog., 13:509-
10. (950)
The fraternal interests of George Wash-
ington. Portals of Alpha Delta Theta,
11:1:3-7. (2400)
Reviews:
Republican religion: the American revolu-
tion and the cult of reason, by G. Adolf
Koch. Miss. Vail. Hist. Rev., 20:3:408.
(325)
Honest John Adams, by Gilbert Chinard.
Ibid., 20:4:571-72. (430)
DUNGAN, GEORGE HARLAN, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Crop Production
Articles:
With D. O. Carter:
Some observations on the function of corn
tiller. Trans. 111. Acad. Sci., 25:4. (iioo)'
Articles (continued)
With W. P. Flint and J. H. Bigger:
Fighting the chinch bug on Illinois farms.
111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 419. (4500)
See also W. L. Burlison.
DUNN, CECIL GORDON, M.S.
Assistant in Physics
See J. H. Bartlett.
EMCH, ARNOLD, Ph.D.
Professor of Mathematics
Articles:
Ueber eine besondere Raumkurve sechster
Ordnung. Monats. fiir Math, und Phy-
sik, 40: 193-200. (3000)
On an involutorial Cremona transformation
in Sr. Tohoku Math. J., 37:100-09.
(4000)
Ueber symmetrische Monoide und Kegel.
Commentarii Mathematici Helvetici,
6:129-43. (5000)
Hilberts intuitional geometry. Bui. Amer.
Math. Soc, 39:319-20. (1200)
Reviews:
Darstelleude Geometric, by R. Haussner
and W. Haack. Bui. Amer. Math. Soc,
39:845. (150)
Einleitung in die hohere Geometric, by L.
Bieberbach. Ibid. (130)
ENGER, MELVIN LORENIUS, M.S., C.E.
Professor of Mechanics and Hydraulics and
Dean of the College of Engineering
Articles:
Relief valves and air chambers. Sympo-
sium on Water Hammer, Sales Dept.,
Amer. Soc. Mech. Eng., June, 1933, pp.
97-115. (12,000)
ENGLIS, DUANE TAYLOR, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Articles:
With F. A. Dykins, E. C. Kleiderer, U.
Heubaum, and V. R. Hardy:
Production of a palatable artichoke sirup.
I. General Procedure. Ind. Eng. Chem.,
25:937-46. (3600)
With F. A. Dykins:
Production of a palatable artichoke sirup.
II. Hydrolysis of the polysaccharide
material. Ibid., 25:1165-76. (4300)
ETHEREDGE, MAUD LEE, M.D.
Professor of Hygiene and Medical Adviser
Books:
Health facts for college students. Saun-
ders Pub. Co., Phila., 1933- 342 pp.
EWERT, EARL ERNEST, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Surgery
See R. D. Herrold.
FABRICANT, NOAH DANIEL, M.D.
Instructor in Otolaryngology
Articles:
Cavernous sinus thrombosis following sub-
mucous resection. Arch. Otolar., 17:
635-39-
With S. L. Shapiro and R. M. Stephan:
Sensory disturbances following radical
operations on the antrums. Ibid., 19:
303-10-
See also N. Fox and F. L. Lederer.
12
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FAHNESTOCK, MAURICE KENDALL, M.S.
Research Assistant Professor of Mechanical
Engineering
See A. P. Kratz and A. C. Willard.
FAIRLIE, JOHN ARCHIBALD, Ph.D.
Professor of Political Science
Articles:
Commissions et commit^s legislatifs aux
Etats-unis. Annuaire de I'lnstitute In-
ternationale de Droit Public, 1933. PP-
43-72- (7500)
British Malaya. Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev., 27:
811-15. (2500)
With others:
Principles of a model county government.
Nat. Munic. Rev., 22:467-86. (4800)
Recommendations on township government.
Ibid., 23: 137-45. (2500)
Reviews:
The parliamentary powers of English gov-
ernment departments, by John Willis;
Parliamentary opinions of delegated
legislation, by Chih-Mai Chen. Amer.
Pol. Sci. Rev., 27:994-96. (700)
Book notices. Ibid., 28:333-34. (400)
FALLS, FREDERICK HOWARD, M.S., M.D.
Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology, and
Head of the Department
Articles:
Dystocia. Two chapters in Obstetrics and
Gynecology, by Curtis. (20,000)
Tuberculosis and pregnancy and gyne-
cological tuberculosis. Two chapters in
A System of Clinical Tuberculosis, by
Benjamin Goldberg. (14,000)
Premature detachment of the placenta.
Sioux Vail. Med. Soc. J. Lancet at
Minneapolis. (4000)
A modification in technic of the Bell-
Beuttner operation. Amer. J. Obstet.
Gyn., 27:1:89. (2000)
Diseases of the vulva and vagina. Chapters
in Sajous Cyclopedia of Medicine.
(30,000)
FANTUS, BERNARD, M.S., M.D.
Professor of Therapeutics
Books:
General therapeutics. Year Book, Prac.
Med. Series, 1933. 448 pp.
Articles:
Relation of physical therapy to other forms
of therapy (William Benham Snow Me-
morial Lecture). Arch. Phys. Ther.,
14:527-30.
Hahnemann's Organon. Illini Scope, Dec,
1933- (2300)
The teaching of therapeutics. Trans. Amer.
Therap. Soc, 33. (2000)
With H. A. Dyniewics and J. M. Dyniewicz:
A study of vehicles for medicines —
2. Iso-alcoholic elixirs. J. A. Ph. A., 22:7,8.
(3300)
3. Elixir of phenobarbital. Ibid., 23:2.
(600)
4. Elixir of amidopyrine. Ibid., 23:2.
(1600)
$. Compound elixir of chloral and bro-
mide. Ibid., 33:3. (900)
FAYE, CHRISTOPHER URDAHL, A.M.,
M.S.
Cataloger, Library
Articles:
Ephphatha. Lutheran Sentinel, 16:153-54.
(600)
And he was a Samaritan. Ibid., 16:161-63.
(700)
Weep not. Ibid., 16:177-79. (900)
The feast of Christ the King. Ibid., 16:
210-13. (1000)
Hvem er da min Naeste? Evangelisk
Luthersk Tidende, 16:153-54. (500)
Men et er forndent. Ibid., 16:161-63.
(800)
De tog Vare paa ham. Ibid., 16:169-71.
(600)
FINCH, GLEN, A.M.
Research Assistant in Psychology
See E. Culler.
FISHMAN, LOUIS ZOLO, B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Laryngology, Rhinology, and
Otology
Articles:
Mechanism involving foreign bodies in the
postcricoid narrowing with special refer-
ence to sharp bodies such as open safety-
pins. Arch. Otolar., 17:747-54. (1800)
See also F. L. Lederer.
FLETCHER, HARRIS FRANCIS, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of English and Associate
Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and
Sciences
Reviews:
The works of John Milton (The Columbia
Milton), The minor poems. J. Engl.
Germ. Philol., 33:132-44. (5000)
The English prose works. Ibid., pp. 300-05.
(2200)
FLINT, WESLEY PILLSBURY, B.S.
Entomologist with rank of Associate Profes-
sor
Articles:
Codling moth control by the use of insecti-
cides in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, and
Illinois. J. Econ. Ent., 27:141-43. (900)
Codling moth experiments during 1932-33.
111. Hort. Soc. Trans., 67:175-85. (4000)
Codling moth control by the use of treated
bands and orchard sanitation. Iowa Hort.
Rpt., Nov., 1933. (2400)
Controlling codling moth by spraying.
Ibid. (2300)
Suggested cropping plans for years follow-
ing heavy chinch bug infestations. Prair-
ie Farmer, Aug., 1933. (900)
Grasshoppers as pests in Illinois. Ibid.,
Nov., 1933. (1200)
Starve the chinch bug with legumes. Ibid.,
Mar., 1934. (350)
The chinch bug as a pest of corn on the
American continent. Rpt. World's Grain
Exhib. Conf., Regina, Can., 1933. (1500)
The unlucky 13-year locust. 111. State J.
and 111. State Reg., June, 1933. (400)
With S. C. Chandler:
The most effective spray for codling moth
control. 111. Hort. Soc. Trans., 67:491-
505. (5000)
Publications of the Faculty
13
Articles (continued)
With G. H. Dungan and J. H. Bigger:
Fighting the chinch bug on Illinois farms.
111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 419. (4500)
With J. R. Holbert and J. H. Bigger:
Chinch bug resistance in corn — an inheri-
ted factor. J. Econ. Ent., 27:121-24.
(3So)
With W. H. Larrimer:
The chinch bug and how to fight it. U.S.
D.A. Farm. Bui. 149S, rev. ed., Feb.,
1934. (10,000)
See also H. VV. Anderson.
FLOM, GEORGE TOBIAS, Ph.D.
Professor of Scandinavian Languages and
English Philology
Articles:
Vowel-harmony in Old Norse and Northern
Aberdeenshire Scotch. J. Engl. Germ.
Philol., 32:178-93. (7000)
Kristofer Nagel Janson. Diet. Amer. Biog.,
9:612. (800)
Reviews:
Norske Innsjnamn. II. Buskerud Fylke.
J. Engl. Germ. Philol., 33:149-50. (500)
Helsing til Olav Midttun pa so-Aarsdagen.
Ibid., 33: 157. (soo)
Nye Runeforskninger. Ibid., 32:438. (400)
English place-name puzzles. Ibid., 32:440-
41. (500)
Evje-stenen og Alstad-stenen. Ibid., 33:
284-86. (900)
FOLK, MAX LYON, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Opthalmology
Articles:
An analytical study of squint surgery. 111.
Med. J., 63:3:268-72. (3000)
FOX, NOAH, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Laryngology, Rhinology, and
Otology
Articles:
Cure in case of cerebrospinal rhinorrhea.
Arch. Otolar., 17:1:85-86. (250)
With N. D. Fabricant:
Hyperesthetic rhinitis. Ibid., 18:2:181-97.
(3000)
ERASER, WILBER JOHN, M.S.
Professor of Dairy Farming
Articles:
As cans of milk go to market. Hoard's
Daicyman, 78:24:428. (1700)
Profit milk tops the can. Ibid., 79:4:69.
(1800)
FREILICH, ELLIS BENJAMIN, M.D.
Associate Professor of Medicine
Articles:
With Oscar B. Ragins:
Clinical features of pulmonary tuberculosis.
A clinical analysis of 1,099 consecutive
cases discharged from Cook County Hos-
pital Tuberculosis wards during 1932.
Amer. Rev. Tubercul., 29:3:362-67.
(2000)
See also M. Lewison.
FUSON, REYNOLD CLAYTON, Ph.D.
Professor of Organic Chemistry
Books:
With W. H. Carothers (Editor-in-Chief), L.
F. Ficser, John R. Johnson, C. R. Nailer,
and W. W. Hartman:
Organic Syntheses. Vol. 13. John Wiley
and Sons, N. Y., 1933. vii + 119 pp.
With W. W. Hartman (Editor-in-Chief), W.
H. Carothers, L. F. Fieser, John R. John-
son, and C. R. Noller:
Organic Syntheses. Vol. 14. John Wiley
and Sons, N. Y., 1934. vii -f- 100 pp.
Articles:
With Mark W. Farlow and Arnold Hoffman:
Ring-chain conjugation in the quinoline
series. J.A.C.S., 55:2000-04. (2000)
With S. H. Babcock:
The cleavage of carbonyl compounds by
alkalies. IX. Phenacylpyridinium salts.
Ibid., 55:2946-48. (1500)
With Ellsworth ElUngboe:
The coupling action of the Grignard rea-
gent. V. The influence of the halogen
atom of the reagent. Ibid., 55:2960-66.
(3000)
With Benton A. Bull:
The cleavage of carbonyl compounds by
alkalies. X. Trihalomethylketonic acids.
Ibid., 55:3424-28. (1800)
Trihalomethylketonic acids of the naptha-
lene series. Ibid., 56:736-38. (1200)
With C. F. Woodward:
The cleavage of carbonyl compounds by
alkalies. XI. The action of hypobromite
solutions on beta-diketones. Ibid., 55:
3472-75- (1800)
With A. P. Kozacik and J. T. Eaton:
The reversible addition of aromatic com-
pounds to conjugated systems. Ibid., 55:
3799-03- (2300)
With M. E. Davis, B. H. Wojcik and J. A.
V. Tnrck:
Dihydro-i,4-pyrans. IV. The synthesis of
gamma - benzoyl - gamma -butyrolactone and
alpha-hydroxy-delta-benzoylvaleric acid.
Ibid., 56:235-37. (1400)
With J. T. Eaton and D. B. Black:
The reversible addition of aromatic com-
pounds to benzalacetophenones. Ibid.,
56:687-88. (iioo)
With Arzy R. Gray:
The highly activated carbonyl group. Me-
sitylglyoxal. Ibid., 56:739-41. (1500)
Reviews:
Carbocyclic compounds. In Annual Survey
of American Chemistry, Chemical Cata-
logue Co., N. Y., 1932. 7:99-115. (8000)
GAINES, WALTER LEE, Ph.D.
Professor of Milk Production
Articles:
With O. R. Overman :
Milk-energy formulas for various breeds of
cattle. J. Agr. Res., 46:12:1109-20.
(4000)
GANT, VIRGIL ARNETT, M.S.
Assistant in Pharmacology, Materia Medica,
and Therapeutics
Articles:
Studies of the effect of ultraviolet rays on
nicotine. J. Pharm. Exp. Thar., 49:4:
408-27. (5500)
14
University of Illinois
GARNER, JAMES WILFORD, Ph.D., LL.D.,
Litt.D.
Professor of Political Science and Head of
the Department
Articles:
Revision of treaties and the doctrine of
Rebus Sic Stantibus. Iowa Law Rev.,
19:312-29. (8400)
The international binding force of unilater-
al oral declarations. Amer. J. Internat.
Law, 27:493-97. (2000)
Reviews and Notes:
Academic de Droit International, Recueil
des Cours. Ibid., 28: 183-86. (3000)
Annual digest of internationl law cases,
1919-1922, by Lauterpacht and Williams.
III. Law Rev., 28:143-44. (500)
Jesse Macy: an autobiography, by Kather-
ine M. Noyes. Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev.,
27:661-62. (soo)
John Hay: from poetry to politics, by
Tyler Demnett. Ibid., 38:140-42. (800)
Judicial aspects of foreign relations, by L.
L. Jaffe. Ibid., 28:332-33. (400)
Six notes on certain recent decisions of
the United States Supreme Court and
awards of arbitration tribunals. Brit.
Yr. Bk. Internat. Law, 14:150-52, 180-82.
(1500)
GARRETT, ORLANDO FORD, M.S.
Instructor in Dairy Chemistry
See H. H. Mitchell.
GASUL, BENJAMIN MORRIS, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Pediatrics
Articles:
IVith Harry Singer:
A case of pheumothorax in the newborn.
Amer. J. Dis. Child., May, 1933.
GELLHORN, ERNST, M.D., Ph.D.
Professor of Physiology
Articles:
Experiments on the Hofmeister series in
heart muscle. Protoplasma, 18:3:411-19
(2700)
The effect of hormones on cellular permea
bility. Ann. Int. Med., 7:1:33-44. (4000)
Effect of parathormone on the neuromus
cular system. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol
Med., 31:7:876-77. (600)
The sensitivity of the striated muscle to
changes in pH. Amer. J. Physiol., 105
2:353-57- (1400)
With Jane Day Northup:
The influence of spinal irradiation on cut-
aneous sensations, II. The effect of pain
irradiation on temperature sensations.
Ibid., 104:3:537-44. (3000)
With David Northup:
Further quantitative studies in absorption.
The influence of acetylcholin on the
absorption of glucose. Ibid., 105:3:684-
85- (340)
The influence of nervous stimulation on
absorption from the intestine. A contri-
bution to the humoral theory of nervous
action. Ibid., 106:2:283-90. (3000)
With Arthur Skupa:
The K-Ca antagonism in regard to absorp-
tion from the intestine. Ibid., 106:2:318-
22. (1700)
Reviews:
Austausch der Zellstoffe nebst Anhang:
Parthenogenese. Handbuch der Biochem-
ie des Menschen und der Tiere, 1:2:
797-813. (7000)
GIBBS, CARLIN FRARY, M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry
See C. S. Marvel.
GOBLE, GEORGE WASHINGTON, A.B.,
LL.B. Professor of Law
Articles:
Restatement of the law of contracts. Calif.
Law Rev., 21:421-30. (4500)
Law as a science. Sci. Mo., 37:229-45.
(8000)
Law as a science. Ind. Law J., 9:294-314.
(9000)
Reviews:
Cases on insurance, by Patterson. Yale
Law J., 43:688-90. (1400)
GOLDBERG, BENJAMIN, M.D.
Associate Professor of Medicine
Articles:
Vitamin "D" and calcium metabolism in
tuberculosis. Arch. Phys. Ther., X-ray,
and Radium, 14:11:655-60. (3000)
Enterocolitis tuberculosa. Medicina Revis-
ta Mexicana. 13:205:445-56. (4500)
Vitamin "D" and calcium metabolism.
Ibid., 14:157-65. (3000)
Indications for lung collapse in tuberculo-
sis based on a pathological clinical classi-
fication. 111. Med. J., Oct., 1933. (3000)
GOLDMAN, MARCUS SELDEN, Ph.D.
Associate in English
Articles:
The co-ed and culture. Eleusis of Chi
Omega, 35:3:344-50. (2000). Reprinted
in the Daily Illini, 48:115:4 and 116:4.
Reprinted in part in The Dial of Theta
Upsilon, 8: 1:47.
Natalie Rice Clark. Delta Upsilon Qt,
52:1:57-59. (1600)
The resident chapter adviser. Ibid., 52:1:
3-7- (3700). Reprinted in the Daily
Illini, 63:171:2, 172:2, 184:2, 190:2,
191:2, and 193:2.
Reviews:
Francis Lenton, Queen's poet, by Leota
Snider Willis. J. Engl. Germ. Phil.,
32:4:633-34. (600)
Sir Philip Sidney en France, by Albert
W. Osborn. Ibid., 33:2:295-300. (2200)
GOTSHALK, DILMAN WALTER, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Philosophy
Articles:
The a priori. J. Phil., 30:10:252-62. (5500)
Reviews:
The idealistic argument in recent British
and American philosophy, by G. W.
Cunningham. J. Phil., 30:21:580-85.
(1800)
GRAHAM, ROBERT, B.S., D.V.M.
Professor of Animal Pathology and Hygiene
Publications of the Faculty
15
Articles:
The whole blood stained antigen aggluti-
nation test for pullorum disease. J.A.V.
M.A., 82:35: 1:84-94.
M^ith F. Thorp and J. P. Torrey:
A study in pullorum disease diagnosis
test. Poultry Sci., 12:2.
With F. Thorp:
Cooperation in horse parasite control. The
Horse, Dec, 1933.
A large osteosarcoma of the mandible.
J.A.V.M.A., Jan., 1933.
The rapid spread of Bang's disease in an
accredited herd. J.A.V.5I.A., May, 1933.
GRAHAM, WALTER JAMES, Ph.D.
Professor of English and Head of the De-
partment
Books:
The reader's Browning, ed. with introduc-
tion, bibliography, and notes. American
Book Co., N. Y., 1934. xxxii + 486 pp.
Articles:
Defoe's review: the question of influence.
J. Engl. Germ. Phil., 33:2:250-54. (1500)
GRAY, ARZY ROBERT, Ph.D.
Assistant in Chemistry
See R. C. Fuson.
GREEN, FREDERICK, A.M., LL.B.
Professor of Law
Books:
With other members of a committee :
Restatement of the law of agency. Ameri-
can Law Institute, Pub., St. Paul, Minn.,
1933. 2 vols, xxxiv -\- xxvii -f- 1390
pp.
Compilation:
Essays and notes on the law of tort and
crime, by Nicholas St. John Green.
George Banta Pub. Co., Menasha, Wis.,
1933- vi + 220 pp.
GRING, JOHN LUKINS, M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry
See G. F. Smith.
GULLETTE, CAMERON CHARLES, B.Mus.,
Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Romance Languages
Books:
With others of a committee :
Chapter on French in High Sclwol Curri-
culum Reorganization. North Central
Association, Ann Arbor, Mich., 1933,
pp. 175-94-
Articles:
The awkward age in high school language
study. Mod. Lang. J., 19:6:361-65.
(2000)
The Illinois modern language association
— a report. Ibid., 18:4:285-86. (1000)
Reviews:
Nuevos Ejercicios, by Wilkins and Alpern.
Ibid., 18:3:210-11. (500)
Essentials of Spanish, by Torres. Ibid.,
211-12. (800)
HACKETT, ROBERT PHILLIP, Ph.D.
Associate in Accountancy
Articles:
Recent developments in governmental and
institutional accounting. Acct. Rev., 8:
2:122-27. (3100)
A second course in accountancy. Ibid., 8:
2:160. (.500)
Reviews:
Accounting manual for small cities, by
C. H. Chatters. Acct. Rev., 8:4:357-58.
(1300)
HACKLEMAN, JAY COURTLAND, A.M.
Professor of Crops
Articles:
With C. M. Linsley:
How use contracted acres — some ques-
tions and answers. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Circ. 420. (7000)
HAGUE, STELLA MARY, Ph.D.
Instructor in Botany
Articles:
With Stella A. Holmes:
A report of mosses collected from Coles
and Crawford counties. Trans. 111. Acad.
Sci., 25:4.
HALL, BURRILL RUPERT
Associate in Mechanical Engineering
Books:
Pattern design. Univ. of HI. Supply Store,
Champaign, 111., 1933. 144 pp.
HALL, STANLEY WILLIAM, B.S.
Associate Professor of Floriculture
Articles:
Seedling chrysanthemums at the University
of Illinois. Bui. Chrysanth. Soc. Amer.,
1:3:10. (1000)
More efficiency in shop and greenhouse
aim of Illinois course. Flor. Rev., 73:
1889:11. (10,000)
Report on lectures given at retailers' sec-
tion of Illinois florists' week. Ibid., 73:
1893:18. (1700)
HALPER, PHILIP ALLEN, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Laryngology, Rhinology, and
Otology
Articles:
Diseases of external ear. In Cyclopedia
of Medicine, F. A. Davis Co., Phila.,
4:821-30.
Expistaxis. Ibid., 5:406-12.
Nose and sinus disease. Section of Review
of Medical Progress — 1933, F. A. Davis
Co., Phila.
Opthalmologic problems in general practice.
111. Med. J., 63:473-79-
Why wear glasses? Sight-Saving Rev.,
3:272-77.
HAMILTON, TOM SHERMAN, M.S.
Associate in Animal Nutrition
See W. E. Carroll and H. H. Mitchell.
HANSEN, MARCUS LEE, Ph.D.
Professor of History
Reviews:
American population before the federal
census of 1790, by E. B. Greene and
V. D. Harrington. Amer. Hist. Rev.,
38:4:770-71. (400)
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HARDGROVE, MAURICE A. F., M.D.
Resident in Pathology
Articles:
Pneumatic hammer disease. A vasospastic
disturbance in the hands of stone cutters.
Proc. Staff Meetings of Mayo Clin., 8:
23:345-50.
Congenital anomaly of kidney, ureter, and
bladder. Minn. Med., 12:2:82-83.
HARNED, JOHN W., B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Laryngology, Rhinology, and
Otology
Articles:
Aspirating catheter for the treatment of
pulmonary supperation. Arch. Otolar.,
18:6:819-23. (1000)
Artificial production of syncope. Ibid., 17:
827-28. (500)
HARNO, ALBERT JAMES, B.S., LL.B.,
LL.D.
Professor of Law, Dean of the College of
Law, and Provost
Books:
Cases and materials on criminal law and
procedure. Callaghan and Co., Chicago,
1933- 952 pp.
Articles:
The registrar in current educational prog-
ress. Bui. Amer. Assoc. Coll. Regis-
trars, 8:4:171-80. (3500)
Reviews:
Insanity as a defense in criminal law, by
Henry Weihofen. Univ. of Pa. Law
Rev., 82:4:416-17. (hog)
HASSIN, GEORGE BORIS, M.D.
Professor of Neuropsychiatry
Books:
Histopathology of the peripheral and cen-
tral nervous systems. William Wood
and Co., Baltimore, 1933. 491 PP-
Vascular disorders of the spinal cord. In
Nelson's Loose-Leaf Medicine, 1933.
N.Y., 18 pp.
Articles:
So-called circulation of the cerebro-spinal
fluid. J. Amer. Med. Assoc, ioi:ii:
821-23.
Changes in the brain in legal electrocution.
Arch. Neurol. Psychiat., 30:5:1046-61.
Degenerative erkrankungen mit besonderer
Bevorzugung motorischer Leitungsbahnen
und Kerne und combinierte Systemer-
krankungen. Monats. f. Psychiat. u.
Neurol., 86:5-6:255-324.
Reviews:
Ueber die Silberreaktion der Zellen, by
Dr. Yutaka Kon, Fischer, Jena, 1933.
J. A.M. A., ioi:ti.
Etude et traitement de meningite tuber-
culeuse, by Therese Jousset. Ibid., 102:
3:238.
HAYES, WILLIAM PATRICK, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Entomology
Articles:
With C. W. Kearns:
The pretarsus (articularis) in Coleoptera.
Ann. Ent. Soc. Amer., 27:21-31. (2500)
HEDBLOM, CARL A., M.D., Ph.D., D.Sc.
Professor of Surgery and Head of the De-
partment (Deceased June 6, 1934)
Articles:
The treatment of pulmonary abscess.
Trans. West. Surg. Assoc, 1932, pp.
397-410. (3200)
Intrathoracic dermoid cysts and teratomata
with a report of six personal cases and
185 cases collected from the literature.
J. Thor. Surg., 1933, 3:1:22. (6300)
Tumors of the bony chest- wall: a study
of twenty-two personal and seventy-
eight collected cases since 1921. Ann.
Surg., 98:528-45. (5500)
Thoracic injuries. Surg. Gyn. Obstet., 58:
2A: 503-06.
HENDERSON, MELVIN, M.S.
Assistant in Agricultural Education
See L. E. Card.
HERROLD, RUSSELL DORR, B.S.. M.D.
Assistant Professor of Surgery
Articles:
With E. E. Ewert:
A simplified test for the determination of
approximate acidity of urines. Urol.
Cutan. Rev., 37:9:607. (500)
Demonstration and significance of office
laboratory procedures of practical value
in the treatment of genito-urinary in-
fection. Chi. Med. Soc. Bui., 36:27:382.
(600)
The relation of urethral and bladder neck
lesions to disturbance of urination in
w^omen. 111. Med. J., 65:5:440-42. (1800)
HERSHEY, ALBERT EBY, M.S.
Research Associate in Mechanical Engineer-
ing
Articles:
With R. F. Paton:
Flame temperatures in an internal combus-
tion engine measured by spectral line
reversal. III. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 262.
48 pp. (15,000)
HESS, JULIUS HAYES, M.D.
Professor of Pediatrics and Head of the
Department
See H. G. Poncher.
HICK, FORD KIMMELL, B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Medicine
Articles:
A suprarenalin-producing pheochromocy-
toma of the suprarenal gland. Arch.
Path., 15:665-74. (3000)
Tumors of the suprarenal cortex with re-
ports of three cases of carcinoma and a
lipoma. Ibid., 15:881. (400)
HIGGINS, JOHN A., D.D.S.
Assistant in Pharmacology, Materia Medica,
and Therapeutics
See H. A. McGuigan.
HILL, CHESNEY, Ph.D.
Instructor in Political Science
Articles:
Recent policies of non-recognition. Inter-
nat. Conciliation, 293:359-402. (17,000)
Publications of the Faculty
\7
HILLEBRAND, HAROLD NEWCOMB, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Books:
Edmund Kean. Columbia Univ. Press,
N. Y., 1933. 397 pp.
HILLER, ERNEST THEODORE, Ph.D.
Professor of Sociology and Acting Head of
the Department
Books:
Outline guide for the study of sociology.
Harper and Brothers, N. Y., 1934. 60
pp.
HITCHCOCK, ISABELLE M., M.S.
Associate in Home Furnishings
See Gladys J. Ward
HOELSCHER, RANDOLPH PHILIP, M.S.,
C.E.
Professor of General Engineering Drawing
Books:
With A. B. Mays:
Basic units in mechanical drawing. Book
I. John Wiley and Sons, N. Y., 1933.
289 pp.
HOOD, FRED CARLISLE, A.M.
Assistant High School Visitor
See A. W. Clevenger.
HOPKINS, B. SMITH, Ph.D., D.Sc.
Professor of Inorganic Chemistry
Articles:
Laboratory notebooks, records, and reports
in the college. J. Chem. Educ, 10:404-
08. (4400)
The periodic table — chemistry's gift to
civilization. J. West. Soc. Engrs., 38:
307-18. (9000)
The chemistry teacher and the reduced
budget. Sch. Sci. Math., 34:172-79.
(3300)
With G. R. Sherwood:
Observations on the rare earths. XXXIII.
Studies in Basicity. J.A.C.S., 55:3117-21.
(2500)
With Gordon Hughes:
Observations on the rare earths. XXXIIIa.
Basicity of illinium and yttrium. Ibid.,
55:3121-23. (550)
Observations on the rare earths. XXXIX,
part I. Purification of materials. Ibid.,
55:3236-37- (800)
With Charles R. Naeser:
Microabsorption spectra. Ind. Eng. Chem.,
Anal. Ed., 5:358-59- (600)
See also L. F. Audrieth.
HOSTETTER, MARIE MILLER, A.B., B.L.S.
Associate in Library Science
Articles:
A symposium on the preparation of school
librarians. National Elementary Princi-
pal, Bui. Nat. Educ. Assoc, 12:5:345.
(500)
HUNTER, MERLIN HAROLD, Ph.D.
Professor of Economics
Books:
Legal provisions affecting real estate tax
delinquency, tax sales, and redemption.
111. Bur. Bus. Res. Bui. 48. 41 pp.
Articles:
National expenditures and revenues. Amer.
Yr. Bk., 1933. pp. 199-208. (5000)
State finance. Ibid., pp. 21^-222. (2500)
Municipal finances. Ibid., pp. 222-228.
(2000)
The business man and his taxes. C. S.
Monitor, Jan. 31, 1933, ed. page. (1000)
The revenue article in the Illinois Consti-
tution. 111. Voter, 13:10; 14:1. (3000)
Amending the constitution. 111. J. Com.,
16:3:7,25. (2500)
Reviews:
The theory and practice of modern taxa-
tion, by W. R. Green. Amer. Econ.
Rev., 24:1:148. (500)
HUNTINGTON, WHITNEY CLARK, M.S..
C.E.
Professor of Civil Engineering and Head of
the Department
Articles:
The construction engineer. Civ. Eng., 3:
8:425. (1000)
With Paul Nielsen:
Split-H end connections for wind girders.
Civ. Eng., 3:8:457- (650)
HYNEMAN, CHARLES S., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Political Science
Articles:
The case law of the New York public ser-
vice commission. Columbia Law Rev.,
34:1:67-105. (20,000)
With C. M. Kneier:
Recent publications of political interest
(compilation). Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev., 27:
3:521-45; 27:4:692-712; 27:5:862-77; 27:
6:1024-43; 28:1:171-93; 28:2:353-76.
(50,000)
JACKSON, CHESTER OSCAR, A.M.
Associate in Physical Education for Men and
in Education
Articles:
A study of current practices in student
teaching and supervision. Res. Qt. Amer.
Phys. Educ. Assoc, 3:1:152-58. (3500)
An experimental study of the effect of fear
on muscular coordination. Ibid., 4:4:71-
80. (3000)
The school circus — its place in physical
education. J. Health and Phys. Educ,
5:3:12-17, 61-63. (3500)
JEFFERSON, BERNARD LEVI, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Articles:
Encouraging students to write for publica-
tions. Teachers College J., 5:1:50-55.
(3500)
JOANNIDES, MINAS, M.S., M.D.
Associate in Surgery
Articles:
Mechanics of eructation; hitherto unde-
scribed function of diaphragm. J. Thor.
Surg., 2:380-83.
The displacement of intrathoracic viscera
resulting from pathological processes in
the lung. Amer. Rev. Tuber., Mar.,
1934-
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University of Illinois
Joan N IDES, M.— Articles (continued)
The behavior of pleural effusion in hydro-
pneumothorax. Ibid.
With Allan J. Hruhy:
A topographical localization of pulmonary
lesions. Ibid.
Gastric motility as influenced by paralysis
of diaphragm. Radiology, 2i:49-S5-
With Philip Shapiro:
Extra-intrapleural supraclavicular apicoly-
sis. J. Thor. Surg., 3'-3i5-
JOHNSON, SVEINBJORN, A.M., LL.B..
University Counsel and Professor of Law
Articles:
Recent judicial and legislative trends in
corporation law. Amer. Bar. Assoc. J.,
19:11:631-34. (3200)
JOHNSTON, PAUL EVANS, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Farm Management
Articles:
With J. E. Wills:
A study of the cost of ^orse and tractor
power on Illinois farms. 111. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Bui. 395:269-332. (iS.ooo)
With J. E. Wills, Leslie Wright, and others:
A series of 38 annual farm business re-
"^ ports for counties or groups o counties
in Illinois. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., Dept.
Agr. Econ., Mimeo. 391-428-
JOHNSTONE, H. ERASER, Ph.D.
••special Research Assistant Professor of
Chemical Engineering
Articles: ,• , , 1
Principles of gas cashing applied to su-
phur dioxide removal. Bui. Nat. D.st.
Heat. Assoc, June, i933, PP- i^'^S-
(2600)
Progress in the removal of sulP^^'i'-,^^?'"-
pounds from waste gases. Combustion,
5:2:19-30. (5000)
JORDAN, HARVEY HERBERT, B.S.
â– ' Associate Dean of the College "^ Epg'^^^^'g
ing Professor of General Engineering
Drawing, and Head of the Department
Articles: .
The curricula of the College of Engineer-
ing. Technograph, 48:4:9-10. (1000)
TUDAH, LEOPOLD NEWBURGER, M.D.
^ Associate in Hygiene, Medical Adviser
Articles
Misconceptions concerning preventable dis-
ease J. 111. Med. Assoc, 65: 3: 273-77-
(3000)
KADOW, KENNETH JOHN, M.S.
Assistant Pathologist in Horticulture
Articles: ...
Washing recommendations for Illinois.
Trans 111. Hort. Soc, 67:269-7$-
Sce also H. W. Anderson.
VAMMTADE WILLIAM GARFIELD Ph.D.
"" iSant P;of;ssor of Sheep Husbandry
Articles: tii Acr^
Feeding lambs on lU.nois farms. HI. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Circ. 413- 28 PP-
Articles (continued)
The sheep enterprise. Ibid., 415. 32 PP-
Silage for bred ewes. Nat. Wool Grower,
23: 11: 11-12.
KAMPMEIER, OTTO FREDERIC, Ph.D.,
Professor of Anatomy and Head of the De-
partment
Books:
A manual of instruction of human tnor-
phology, Part VII. Edwards Bros., Ann
Arbor, Mich., i934- (160,500)
Articles:
Compilation of a union card catalogue of
literature in Chicago's medical hbranes.
Proc. Instit. Med. Chi., 9:14- (600)
KEARNS, C. W., M.S.
Assistant in Entomology
See W. P. Hayes.
KEETON. ROBERT WOOD, M.S., M.D.
Professor of Medicine and Head of the De-
partment
Articles:
With Dorothy Dickson:
Excretion of nitrogen by obese patients on
diets low in calories, containing varying
amounts of protein. Arch. Int. Med.,
June, 1933, PP- 890-902. (3S00)
KELLEY, VICTOR WENDELL, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Horticulture Exten-
sion
Books:
Principles of tree and small fruit culture.
Daniels and Shoaf, Champaign, 111-,
1933- 169 pp.
Articles:
Pruning apple trees in the pre-bearing and
early-bearing periods. Trans. 111. Hort.
Soc, 66:548-62. (4000)
KEYES DONALD BABCOCK, Ph.D.
Professor of Chemical Engineering
Articles:
Chemical engineering. Chapter 25 m An-
nual Survev of American Chemistry, vol.
7, Chem. Cat. Co., N.Y., 1933- (sooo)
CooDerative research in chemical engineer-
ing at the University of Illinois. Reprint
of paper for meeting of Amer. Instit.
Chem. Engrs., Chicago. (6000)
Cooperative research in chemical engineer-
ing. Chem. Met. Eng., 40:8. (3000)
Developments in chemical engineering edu-
cation. J. Chem. Educ, 10:12. (4000)
Liquid-vapor composition curves of acetic
acid and water at subatmospheric pres-
sures. Ind. Eng. Chem., 25:569. (2000)
With H. W. Nelson and R. D. Snow:
Oxidation of pyritic sulfur in bituminous
coal. Ibid., 25:1355- (3000)
With H. R. Duffey and R. D. Snow:
Effect of catalysts on the \f^l^°'\M''"%^^
olefins and hydrogen sulfide. Ibtd., 26.
91. (3000)
Publications of the Faculty
19
KISTLER, SAMUEL STEPHENS, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering
Articles:
Colloids. Chapter 5 in Annual Survey of
American Chemistry, vol. 8, Chem. Cat.
Co., X.Y., 1934, pp. 67-82.
With S. Swann, Jr., and E. G. Appel:
Aerogel catalysts. Ind. Eng. Chem., 26:
388-91. (3500)
KLEIN, REUBEN I., M.S., M.D.
Instructor in Pathology, Bacteriology, and
Public Health
Sec S. A. Levinson and C. I. Reed.
KLUGE, RALPH WENDEL, M.S.
Special Research Assistant in Civil Engineer-
ing
See W. M. Wilson.
KNAUF, ALBERT ENSIGN, Ph.D.
Special Research Assistant in Chemistry
See Roger Adams.
KNEER, LEORA PAULINE, M.S.
Assistant in Physiology
See W. E. Burge.
KNEIER, CHARLES MAYARD, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Political Science
Articles:
With C. S. Hyncman:
Recent publications of political interest
(compilation). Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev.,
27:3:521-45; 27:4:692-712; 27:5:862-77.
(30,000)
Reviews:
American county government, by A. W.
Bromage. Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev., 27:6:
998-99. (400)
KNIPP, CHARLES TOBIAS, Ph.D.
Professor of Experimental Electricity
Articles:
The recovery of activity after heating as
revealed in a Wilson expansion chamber.
Phys. Rev., 45:10. (300)
The production of liquid oxygen as a lec-
ture table demonstration. Proc. Ind.
Afad. Sci., 43. (300)
A new lecture table demonstration to show
that cathode rays leave the cathode
normally. Ibid. (240)
KOEHLER, BENJAMIN, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Crop Pathology
Articles:
Disinfecting seed grain. Prairie Farmer,
106:6:12. (1300)
See also W. L. Burlison.
KONZO, SEICHI, M.S.
Special Research Associate in Mechanical
Engineering
See A. P. Kratz.
KORDENAT, RALPH AUGUST, M.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Carcinoma of the jejunum. 111. Med. J.,
65:3:218.
Articles (continued)
Cardio-respiratory collapse incident to
spinal anaesthesia. Mil. Surg., 73:3:129.
Periarterial sympathectomy in the treat-
ment or endarteritis obliterans. Ibid.,
72: 5:392.
Primary carcinoma of the liver in infancy.
Amer. J. Digest. Dis. and Nutrition, 1:1.
KRAEHENBUEHL, JOHN OTTO, M.S., E.E.
Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering
Articles:
Illumination instead of photometry. Tech-
nograph, 48:2. (1400)
KRASE. NORMAN WILLIAM, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering
Articles:
With I. H. Hollou-ay:
Synthesis of benzaldehyde from benzene
and carbon monoxide under pressure.
Ind. Eng. Chem., 25:5:497-502. (5000)
With A. W. Saddington:
Vapor liquid equilibria in the system nitro-
gen-water. J.A.C.S. 56:2:353-61. (4000)
KRATZ, ALONZO PLUMSTEAD, M.S.
Research Professor of Mechanical Engineer-
ing
Articles:
Insulation for the modern home. Domestic
Eng., 143:4:72,73,102,103. (1800)
With A. C. Willard:
The residence cooling problem. Refrig.
Eng., 26:2:73-81, loi. (7000)
With A. C. Willard and M. K. Fahnestock:
The application of the eupatheoscope for
measuring the performance of direct
radiators and convectors in terms of
equivalent temperature. J. Amer. Soc.
Heat. Vent. Engrs., Section of Heating,
Piping, and Air Conditioning, 5:7:369-
75. (4000)
With 3/. K. Fahnestock and E. L. Broderick:
Tests of convectors in a warm wall testing
booth. Part II. Ibid., 5:8:431-34. (2200)
With S. Kon-o:
Study of summer cooling in the research
residence for the summer of 1933. Ibid.,
5:12:613-25. (9000)
KRUGER, P. GERALD, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Physics
Articles:
With W. E. Shoupp:
Multiplets in the spectra of OIII, OIV,
OX, and CIII. Phys. Rev., 44:105.
(2500)
With F. S. Cooper:
The Belli lanp 'P,— Is^'So series. Ibid.,
44:418. (600)
Standard copper wave lengths in the re-
gion looA and 450A. Ibid., 44:826.
(3500)
KUDO, RICHARD ROKSABRO, D.Sc.
Assistant Professor of Zoology
Articles:
A taxonomic consideration of Myxospor-
idia. Trans. Amer. Micr. Soc, 52:3:
195-216.
20
University of Illinois
Kudo, R. R. — Reviews:
Medical entomology, by R. Matheson.
Tokio Med. News, 2826:29.
The microscope (ultra-violet edition), by
S. H. Gage. Ibid.. 2841:41.
Recent advances in microscopy, ed. by A.
Pliny. Ibid., 2841:41.
Laboratory technique, by R. B. H. Grad-
wohl. Ibid., 2841:42.
The history of staining, ed. by H. J. Conn.
Ibid., 2868:29.
The Invertebrata, by L. A. Borradaile et
al. J. Zool. Soc. Japan, 45:536:302.
KUNZ, JAKOB, Ph.D.
Professor of Mathematical Physics
Articles:
The ionization of caesium vapor by ultra-
violet light. Phil. Mag., 17:483-
With J. T. Tykociner:
A photoelectric valve. Physics, 4:246-54.
(5600)
LANSFORD, WALLACE MONROE, M.S.,
C.E.
Associate in Theoretical and Applied Me-
chanics
Articles:
Use of an elbow in a pipe line as a means
of measuring the flow of water. 111. Soc.
Engrs., 9:2. (1600)
LARSON, LAURENCE MARCELLUS, Ph.D.,
LL.D.
Professor of History and Head of the De-
partment
Articles:
Great Britain. World Bk. Encyc. An.,
1933- (2700)
Denmark. Ibid. (160)
Greenland. Ibid. (120)
LARSON, REINHOLD FRIDTJOF, M.S.
Associate in Mechanical Engineering
Articles:
With F. G. Straub:
Decomposition of dilute sodium solutions
within steam boilers. 111. Eng. Exp. Sta.
Bui. 261, Part III.
LATTIMORE, RICHMOND, A.M.
Assistant in Philosophy
Articles:
Portents and prophecies in connection with
the Emperor Vespasian. Class. J., 29:6:
441-49. (3500)
LEDERER, FRANCIS LOEFFLER, B.S.,
M.D.
Professor of Laryngology, Rhinology, and
Otology, and Head of the Department
Books:
Review of medical progress — 1933. Chief
associate editor in charge of otolaryn-
gology. F. A. Davis Co., Phila.
Articles:
Disorders of the larynx. Cyclopedia of
Medicine, F. A. Davis Co., Phila., 8:1-
40.
Mastoid disease. Ibid.^ 8:617-51.
Diseases of the nose and nasopharynx.
Ibid., 9: 172-206.
Articles (continued)
Pathogenesis and end results of dural
sinus thrombosis. Arch. Otolar., 19:410.
Neurocytoma originating from right stellate
ganglion. Ibid., 19:406.
With N. Fabricant and G. Milles:
Plasma cell granuloma secondary to gen-
eralized septicemia in nasal carcinoma.
Ibid., 18:316-25. (2000)
With L. Z. Fishman:
Prophylactic mediastinotomy for perforat-
ing esophageal foreign bodies. Ibid., 19:
426-35. (3200)
LEE, FREDERIC EDWARD, Ph.D.
Professor of Economics
Articles:
British "Big Five" banks improve. Bar-
ron's, 14:14:18. (4000)
Britain shuns currency war. Chicago J.
Com., 14:53:6. (2500)
LEHMANN, EMIL WILHELM, B.S., E.E.,
A.E.
Professor of Agricultural Engineering and
Head of the Department
Articles:
The relation of engineering to agriculture.
Technograph, Dec, 1933, pp. 7-9. (2000)
Water systems that give little trouble in
operation. Elec. on the Farm, April,
1934. PP- 4-6. (1500)
When a deed won't hold a farm. Capper's
Farmer, Feb., 1934, pp. 20. (1500)
Calling a halt on gullies. Ibid., p. 20. (200)
With Harry Paul Bateman:
Trench silos. Mimeo. 5 pp. (2200)
Temporary fence silos. Mimeo. 5 pp.
(2500)
LENOIR, JAMES JEFFERSON, A.M.
Assistant in Political Science
Articles:
Treaties and the supreme court. Univ.
Chicago Law Rev., 1:4:602-22. (10,000)
LEVINSON, SAMUEL AZOR, M.S., M.D.
Associate Professor of Pathology, Assistant
Professor of Medicine, Director of the
Hospital Laboratory, and Hospital Patholo-
gist
Books:
With Robert P. MacFate:
Handbook of clinical laboratory diagnosis.
Edwards Bros., Ann Arbor, Mich., 1934.
298 pp.
Articles:
With R. I. Klein:
Effect of reticulo-endothelial blockade on
blood chemistry. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol.
Med., 31:353-
Removal of bromsulphalein from the blood
stream by the reticulo-endothelial system.
Ibid., 31:179.
LEWISON, MAURICE, ISI.D.
Professor of Physical Diagnosis
Articles:
With E. B. Frcilich and O. B. Ragins:
Tuberculoma of the brain. Ann. Int.
Med., 7:9:1141-45.
Public ations of the Faculty
21
LINDSTROM, DAVID EDGAR, Ph.D.
Associate in Rural Sociology-
Articles:
Local group organization among farm people.
111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 392:126-76.
(2500)
LINSLEY, CLYDE MAURICE, M.S.
Assistant Professor of Soils
Articles:
Testing soil for available phosphorous. 111.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 421. (700)
See also F. C. Bauer and J. C. Hackleman.
LITMAN, SIMON, Dr.Jur.Pub. et Rer.Cam.
Professor of Economics
Articles:
International trade as a factor in recovery.
Chicago Tribune, March 14, 1934, p. 29.
(750)
Reviews:
Problems in foreign trade, by G. B. Roor-
bach. J. Bus., 6:3:273-74. (soo)
LITTLETON, ANANIAS CHARLES, Ph.D.,
C.P.A.
Professor of Accountancy and Assistant Di-
rector of the Bureau of Business Research
Books:
Accounting evolution to 1900. Amer.
Instit. Pub. Co., N.Y., 1933. 368 pp.
Articles:
Capital flexibility. J. Accy., 56:2:102-08.
(3200)
Social origins of modern accountancy.
Ibid., 56:4:261-71. (4500)
Socialized accounts. Acct. Rev., 8:4:267-71,
9:1:69-75. (8000)
Reviews:
Abhandlung iiber die Buchhandlung, by
Luca Paciolo and Balduin Penndorf.
Ibid., 8:4:359-60. (1500)
LLOYD, JOHN WILLIAM, Ph.D.
Professor of Olericulture
Articles:
Onion culture. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ.
410:1-16. (6000)
LOCKLIN, DAVID PHILIP, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Economics
Articles:
Charles A. Prouty. Encyc. Soc. Sci., 12:
576. (250)
Correlation of rail and highway transpor-
tation. Amer. Econ. Rev., 24: i, sup-
plement: 64-66. (iioo)
Railroad legislation of 1933. J. Land Pub.
Util. Econ., 10:1:13-21. (5400)
LOHMANN, KARL BAPTISTE, M.L.A.
Professor of Landscape Architecture
Books:
Outline for city planning, 1933-34. Info.
Office, Univ. of 111., Sept., 1933. Mimeo.
30 pp.
Articles:
Helping our youth to think in terms of
regions. City Planning, 9:4:168-71.
(2300)
Water in the landscape. Parks and recrea-
tion, 16:10:443-48. (2200)
Articles (continued)
All state conference. 111. Munic. Rev.,
13:2:6-7. (1300)
The status of planning in Illinois. Ibid.,
13:2. (1800)
LOOMIS, FRANCIS W., Ph.D.
Professor of Physics and Head of the De-
partment
Articles:
With M. J. Arvin:
Band spectrum of NaK. Phys. Rev., 44:
126.
McARTHUR, SELIM WALKER, Ph.B., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Surgery
Articles:
With O. Christiansen:
Nasopharyngeal carcinoma. Arch. Surg.,
27: 1 109-19.
McCASKILL, OLIVER LeROY, Ph.B., J.D.
Professor of Law
Books:
Illinois civil practice act annotated with
forms. Ed. by O. L. McCaskill, A. E.
Jenner, Jr., and W. V. Schaefer.
Foundation Press, Inc.
McCLURE, MATTHEW THOMPSON, Ph.D.
Dean of the College of L.A.S., Professor of
Philosophy, and Head of the Department
Articles:
The Greek conception of nature. Phil.
Rev., 43:254:109-24.
McCRISTAL, KING JAMES, A.M.
Assistant in Physical Education for Men
Articles:
Experimental study of rhythm in gymnastic
and tap dancing. Res. Qt. Amer. Phys.
Educ. Assoc, 4:2:63-75. (2500)
McDANIELS, HERBERT ELI, M.S.
Instructor in Pathology
Articles:
Oral administration of pneumococcus anti-
gen as a therapeutic agent in experi-
mentally infected rats. Proc. Soc. Exp.
Biol. Med., 30:1121-23. (500)
A simple stain for nuclear structures in
living amoebae and cysts. Science, 79:
187-88. (300)
MacFATE, ROBERT PRESTON, Ch.E., M.S.
Instructor in Physiological Chemistry and
Hospital Chemist
See S. A. Levinson.
McGUIGAN, HUGH ALISTER, M.D., Ph.D.
Professor of Pharmacology, Materia Medica,
and Therapeutics, and Head of the De-
partment
Articles:
With J. A. Higgins:
The influence of caffeine on the effects
of acetanilid. J. Pharm. Exp. Ther.,
49:466-78. (3500)
Reviews:
Chemistry of opium alkaloids, by L. F.
Small and R. E. Lutz. J.A.M.A., 101:
236. (350)
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McGuiGAN, H. A. — Reviews (continued)
Chemische Grundlagen der Lebensvor-
giinge eine Einfiihrung in biologische
Lehrbucher, by C. Oppenheimer. Ibid.,
101:393- (500)
Medicinal and poisonous plants of southern
Africa, by J. M. Watt and Maria Ger-
dina. Ibid., 101:1025. (200)
Inorganic colloid chemistry, by H. B.
Weiser. Ibid., 101:1263. (200)
McKENNA, CHARLES MORGAN, B.S., M.D.
Professor of Genito-Urinary Surgery
Articles:
A consideration of the development of
polycystic kidney. Trans. Amer. Urol.
Assoc, 26:377-83- (3000)
The significance of microscopical and
macroscopical blood in the urine. Chi-
cago Med. Soc, Dec, 1933- Lancet,
54:10:298-99. (3000)
The value of neo-skiodan in traumatic
lesions of the urogenital tract. J. A.M. A.,
March, 1934- (3000)
McMUNN, RICHARD LACEY, M.S.
Associate in Pomology
Articles:
Growth of five- and six-year-old trans-
planted apple trees. Proc. Amer. Soc.
Hort. Sci., 29:74-77- (1500)
MARVEL, CARL SHIPP, Ph.D.
Professor of Organic Chemistry
Articles:
With M. R. Lehman and C. D. Thompson:
Quaternary ammonium salts from halo-
genated alkyl dimethylamines. III.
Omega-bromo-heptyl-,-octyl-,-nonyl-, and
decyl-dimethylamines. J.A.C.S., 55:i977-
81. (2300)
With Tse-Tsing Chu:
A proof of the unsymmetrical structure of
the azoxy group. Ibid., 55:2841-50.
(5000)
With M. T. Goebel:
Rearrangements of the polyines. V. Reac-
tions of Bis-i, i'-(i,3-diphenylindenyl).
Ibid., 55:3712-15- (1600)
With D. D. Coffman, June Chien-Yu Tsao,
and L. B. Schniepp:
Trialkylethinylcarbinols. Ibid., 55:3792-96-
(2600)
With D. T. Mitchell:
Cyclization of substituted divinylacetylenes.
Ibid., 55:4276-79. (1700)
With June Chicn-Yu Tsao:
Rearrangements of polyines. VI. Tetra-
biphenyl-ditertiary-butylethinylethane.
Ibid., 55:4709-13- (2200)
With Arnold O. Jackson:
4-(or 5.)hydroxymethyl-2-thiolimidazole.
J. Biol. Chem., 103:191-95- (2500)
The influence of a quaternary ammonium
group on the hydrogen atoms of an ad-
jacent methylene group. J.A.C.S., 55 =
5000-02. (iioo)
With C. F. Gibbs:
Quaternary ammonium salts from bromo-
propyldialkylamines. IV. Formation of
four-membered rings. Ibid., 56:725-27.
(1600)
MATHEWS, JOHN MABRY, Ph.D.
Professor of Political Science
Articles:
The United States and world affairs.
Amer. Yr. Bk. 1933, pp. 56-63. (5000)
State administration. Ibid., pp. 139-40-
(1000)
National and interstate relations of states.
Ibid., pp. 140-42. (1500)
Reviews:
In defense of the senate: a study in
treaty-making, by R. J. Dangerfield.
Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev., 27:3:474-75- (400)
MAYS, ARTHUR BEVERLY, A.M.
Professor of Industrial Education
Books:
With R. P. Hoelscher:
Basic units in mechanical drawing. Book
I. John Wiley and Sons, N.Y., 1933.
286 pp.
Articles:
Industrial arts education. Amer. Yr. Bk.
1933, PP- 976-77- (700)
Industrial education and this age. Ind.
Arts Voc. Educ. Mag., 23:5:167-69.
(3000)
MEYER, CURTIS ERDMUND, M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry
See W. C. Rose.
MEYER, CLARA ROCKE, M.S.
Associate in Home Economics
Articles:
With H. N. Holmes and others:
The biological activity of some carotene
preparations. J. Nutr., 7:321-29.
MEYER, HAROLD IRVING, A.B., B.S.,
M.S., M.D.
Instructor in Surgery
Articles:
The reaction of the retroperitoneal tissues
to infection. Ann. Surg., 99:246-50.
MEYER, JACOB, M.S., M.D.
Associate Professor of Medicine
Articles:
With E. E. Seedman and H. Necheles:
The treatment of peptic ulcer with pow-
dered okra. 111. Med. J., Oct., i933> PP-
339-43- (2000)
MILES, RUSSELL HANCOCK, M-Mus.
Associate Professor of Music
Articles:
The organ works of Bach. Diapason, 24:
10,12. (2000)
Reviews:
Out of my life and thought, by A. Schweit-
zer. Diapason, 24:8. (35°)
Musical compositions:
O Little Town of Bethlehem. Solo for
low voice. William Pond and Co., N.Y.
MILLER, GEORGE ABRAM, Ph.D.
Professor of Mathematics, Emeritus
Articles:
Sylow subgroups and the number of
operators whose orders are powers of the
Publications of the Faculty
23
Articles (continued)
same prime. Proc. Xat. Acad. Sci., 19:
555. (2000)
Number of operators of prime power order
contained in a group. Ibid., 19:780.
(1800)
Groups whose operators have no more than
three distinct squares. Ibid., 19:848.
(2000)
Groups involving a small number of
squares. Ibid., 19:1054. (1900)
Minimum number of squares in a group
when not all of them are relatively
commutative. Ibid., 20:127. (1900)
Groups whose squares constitute a cyclic
subgroup. Ibid., 20:203. (2100)
Groups involving three and only three
squares. Ibid., 20:243. (2100)
Groups in which every operator has at
most a prime number of conjugates.
Trans. Amer. Math. Soc, 35:897- (2600)
Groups involving only operators whose
orders divide 4 and whose operators of
order 4 have a common square. Amer.
J. Math., 55:417. (1600)
Groups involving four operators which are
squares. Ibid., 56:47. (2700)
Our common numerals. Sci., 78:236. (400)
Wide-spread errors relating to Laplace.
Ibid., 78:531- (600)
Definitions of the mathematical term group.
Ibid., 79:291. (1000)
A new aid for mathematics teachers. Sch.
and Soc, 38:120. (600)
A mathematical solution developed during
more than three milleniums. Ibid., 39:
211. (900)
Historical notes in Felix Klein's Elemen-
tary Mathematics. Math. Student, 1:49.
(800)
Notas historicas de Felix Klein sobre
Mathematica Elemental- Revista Mate-
matica Hispano- Americana, 8:184. (1500)
Characteristic features of mathematics and
of its history. Sci. Mo., 37:398. (3000)
Groups generated by two operators of
orders 2 and 4 respectively whose com-
mutator is of order 2. Tohoku Math.
J., 38:1. (2000)
A crusade against the use of negative
numbers. Sch. Sci. Math., 33:959-
(2500)
Groups whose Sylow subgroups of order
pâ„¢ contain no more than pâ„¢+^ operators
whose orders are powers of p. Qt. J.
Math., 5:23. (3000)
MILLES, GEORGE, Ph.G., M.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Pathology
Articles:
With Henry G. Poncher:
Cysts and diverticular of intestinal origin.
Amer. J. Dis. Children, 45:1064-78.
(4000)
See also F. L. Lederer.
MILUM, VERN G., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Entomology
Articles:
Honey-cream in demand. Amer. Bee J.,
74:224. (300)
Proposed changes in the national organi-
zation. Ibid., 74:60-61. (500)
Articles (continued)
Glimpses of beekeeping in Illinois. 111.
Beekeepers' Assoc. An. Rpt., 32:37-50.
(6500)
With R. J. Ramsey:
The discoloration of honey. Amer. Bee
J-. 73:305-06. (1100)
MITCHELL, DAVID RAY, M.S., E.M.
Assistant Professor of Mining Engineering
Articles:
The possible production of low ash and
sulphur coal in Illinois as shown by
float-and-sink tests. 111. Eng. Exp. Sta.
Bui. 253. 44 pp.
With C. M. Smith:
Economic importance to the Illinois coal
industry of the mechanical preparation
of coal. Trans. 111. Acad. Sci., 26:3:200.
MITCHELL, HAROLD HANSON, Ph.D.
Professor of Animal Nutrition
Articles:
Relations between the metabolism of prote-
in and of energy. Proc. Amer. Soc.
Animal Prod., 1933, pp. 229-32. (1200)
The feeding of mineral supplements to
livestock. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 411.
8 pp.
The possibility of the conversion of fatty
acids to glucose in the animal body. J.
Nutr., 6:5:473-91. (9200)
Egg quality and its control through the
feed. Amer. Poul. J., 65:4:7,15,16,17.
(2000)
An application of the paired feeding
method to the quantitative estimation of
the relative vitamin B contents of foods
and artificial concentrates. Amer. J.
Physiol., 104:594-607. (4600)
With O. F. Garrett:
An application of the paired feeding
method to the quantitative estimation of
the relative vitamin A contents of foods
and artificial concentrates. Ibid., 104:
608-14. (2500)
With J. R. Beadles, I. H. Quisenberry, and
F. I. Nakamura :
Effect of the ripening process of cheese
on the nutritive value of the protein of
milk curd. J. Agr. Res., 47:12:947-65.
(8000)
With T. S. Hamilton:
Effect of long-continued muscular exercise
upon the chemical composition of the
muscles and other tissues of beef cattle.
Ibid., 46:10:917-41. (14,000)
True and apparent digestibility of oat
hulls and alfalfa meal by swine with
special reference to the ability of swine
to digest cellulose and crude fiber. Ibid.,
47:6:425-35. (7000)
With M. A. R. Kelley:
Estimated data on the energy, gaseous, aiid
water metabolism of poultry for use in
planning the ventilation of poultry
houses. Ibid., 47:10:735-48. (8600)
MONROE, WALTER SCOTT, Ph.D.
Professor of Education and Director of the
Bureau of Educational Research
Articles:
Controlled experimentation as a means of
evaluating methods of teaching. Rev.
Educ. Res., 4:36-42. (3300)
24
University of Illinois
Monroe, W. S. — Articles (continued)
The factors that affect teaching success.
Trans. 111. State Acad. Sci., 25:183-84.
(600)
The characteristics of a good teacher. 111.
Teacher, 22:233-34, 252-53. (3200)
Dependability and value of survey types
of investigations. Sch. and Soc, 38:517-
22. (3200)
See also A. W. Clevenger.
Reviews:
Administration of the testing program, by
C. Woody and P. V. Sangran. Elem.
Sch. J., 34:71-72. (600)
An orientation course in education, by J.
Butterweck and J. C. Seegers. Ibid., 34:
548-49. (600)
Leadership among high school pupils, by
M. Brown. J. Educ. Res., 27:627-28.
(650)
MOORE, HERBERT FISHER, M.E., M.M.E.,
D.Sc, Research Professor of Engineering
Materials
Articles:
Heat-treated wire under steady load.
Metals Progress, 24:3:45-46. (1000)
The importance of fatigue of metals to the
structural engineer. Bui. Assoc. State
Eng. Soc, 9:2:17-20. (1800)
With H. B. IVishart:
An 'overnight' test for determining endur-
ance limit. Proc. A.S.T.M., 33:2:334-341.
(3000)
With J. W. Bolton and J. J. Kanter:
Comparative short-time high-temperature
tension tests of carbon steel. Ibid., 33:
1:213-23. (3000)
MORA, JACOB MORTON, B.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Surgery
Articles:
External duodenal fistula. Ann. Surg., 98:
239-41. (700)
MOREY, LLOYD, A.B., B.Mus., C.P.A.
Professor of Accountancy and Comptroller
Articles:
Fundamentals of municipal accounting.
Amer. Acct., 18:7:208-10. Also in Mu-
nicipal Finance, August, 1933. (3100)
Balancing public budgets. Chicago J. Com.,
Dec. 28, 1933. (1000)
Municipal and governmental accounting.
J. Accy., 56:5:350-64. (5800)
University and college accounts and re-
ports. Pathfinder Service Bui. 60. Dec,
1933. (3800)
University and college accounting and re-
porting. Amer. Sch. and Univ., pp. 116-
21. (2200)
Uniform accounting for local governments.
Proc Nat. Assoc. State Auditors, Comp-
trollers, and Treasurers, 1933, pp. 42-51.
(3500)
MORRICAL, KERON CALDWELL, M.S.
Assistant in Physics
See F. R. Watson.
MOSHER, MARTIN LUTHER, M.Agr.
Assistant Professor of Farm Management
Articles:
With J. B. Andrews and H. C. M. Case:
Farm Bureau-Farm Management service
reports. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Dept. Agr.
Econ., Mimeo. 383 and 384. (15,000)
Three-years summary report of the Farm
Bureau-Farm Management service. Ibid.,
388. (12,000)
MURPHY, LAWRENCE WILLIAM, A.M.,
Litt.D.
Professor of Journalism and Director of the
School of Journalism
Books edited:
The hall of fame, a reference book. School
of Journalism, Univ. of 111., Urbana,
1933. 48 pp.
Copyreading, by F. S. Siebert. Thomas
Nelson and Sons, N.Y., 1933. 250 pp.
With F. L. Mott and others:
Best news stories of 1933. Clio Press,
Iowa City, 1934. 400 pp.
Articles:
Depression graduates and employment.
Nat. Print. Journ., 5i:7;8;9. (4500)
Illinois press awards. Ibid., 51:4:66.
(1000)
Representation of the press abroad. Ibid.,
51:10:32. (1000)
Classifying schools of journalism. Ibid.,
51:7:23. (1200)
Professional codes and collective bargain-
ing. Guild Reporter, 1:6. (1500)
NAESER, CHARLES RUDOLPH, M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry
See B. S. Hopkins.
NAKAMURA, FRANK ISA, A.M.
Assistant in Animal Nutrition
Sec H. H. Mitchell.
NEILD, HAROLD WALLACE, M.S.
Assistant in Physiology
Articles:
A rapid method for the preparation of
Delafield's haematoxylin. Science, 79:
209-10. (100)
With D. F. Moorchead:
A simple method for increasing the ampli-
fication of the Marey tambour. Ibid.
(70)
With A. F. Serritella:
Water absorption and elimination of frogs
during ether, nitrous oxide, chloroform,
and ethylene anesthesia. Amer. J. Phy-
siol., 108:550-54. (1500)
Sec also W. E. Burge.
NELSON, HAROLD WALLACE, B.S.
Assistant in Physiology
See D. B. Keyes.
NELSON, SEVERINA ELAINE, A.M.
Instructor in English
Books:
With C. H. Woolbcrt:
The art of interpretative speech, rev. ed.
F. S. Crofts, N.Y., 1934. 541 PP.
Publications of the Faculty
25
NELSON, TELL, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Medicine
Articles:
Is hay fever a public health problem? 111.
Med. J., 65:1:44-49. (3000)
Constitution and allergic manifestations. I.
Age-sex incidence of allergic conditions.
J. Allergy, 5:2:124-30. (1000)
See also W. H. Welker.
NEVENS, WILLIAM BARBOUR, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Dairy Cattle Feeding
Articles:
Types and varieties of corn for silage. 111.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 391:65-124.
Corn as a silage crop. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Circ. 409:1-12.
Home remedies for the dairy farmer.
Hoard's Dairyman, 79:1,4,23. (2300)
Expanding the dairy market. Ibid., 79:
3,42,56. (1700)
Safeguarding and improving the system of
testing cows for production. Brown
Swiss Bui., 12:9:6-7, 26. (1200)
Promoting scholarship in a fraternity.
Omegan, 10:3:111-13. (900)
NEWCOMB, REXFORD, A.M., M.Arch.,
A.I.A.
Professor of the History of Architecture and
Dean of the College of Fine and Applied
Arts
Articles:
The architecture of old Kentucky. Ky.
Hist. Soc. Register, 31:96:185-200.
(8500)
Architecture in Kentucky. Ky. Prog.
Mag., 6:1:4-13, 42-44. (7600)
The small houses of old Kentucky offer
models for the builder of today. Ibid.,
6:3:112-17. (2500)
Preparing for a new tomorrow. Polity,
2:5:75-76. (900)
Architecture. World Bk. Encyc. Ann. for
1933. PP- 17-19- (1200)
NIELSEN, PAUL ELLSWORTH, M.S.
Associate in General Engineering Drawing
See W. C. Huntington.
NORTON, ETHAN ARLO, M.S.
Assistant Chief in Soil Survey Mapping
Articles:
Soil groups in southwestern and southern
Illinois. Farm Appraisals, Mimeo., Sept.,
1933. PP- 17-20. (2300)
See also F. C. Bauer.
NOYES, WILLIAM ALBERT, Ph.D., LL.D.,
Chem.D., D.Sc.
Professor of Chemistry, Emeritus
Articles:
Laissez faire or cooperation. Sci. Mo., 36:
516-22. (4400)
Sobering off after a spree of credit. Johns
Hopkins Alumni Mag., 21:351-59. (3300)
A letter to a Hitlerite. Ibid., 22:212-19.
(3000)
Alexander Smith. Proc. Amer. Acad. Arts
Sci., 68:673-75. (uoo)
Formation of alkyl nitrites in dilute solu-
tions. J.A.C.S., 55:3888-89. (soo)
Articles (continued)
Electronic structure of inorganic com-
plexes. Ibid., 55:4889-93. (2400)
With D. B. Forman:
Aldehyde-amide condensation. Ibid., 55:
3493-94. (500)
With V. S. Gulp and R. D. Reed:
Report of the committee on chemical li-
braries. J. Chem. Educ, 11:114-23.
(15,000)
Reviews:
Le camphre et ses derives, par R. Cornu-
bert. J.A.C.S., 56:498. (700)
O'CONOR, VINCENT JOHN, B.S., M.D.
Associate Professor of Genito-Urinary Sur-
gery
Articles:
Carbuncle of the kidney. J. Urol., 30:1.
Torsion of the spermatic cord. Surg. Gyn.
Obstet., 57:242-46.
OLDBERG, ERIC, M.D., Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Neurological Surgery,
and Acting Head of the Department of
Surgery
Articles:
Hemorrhage into glioma. Arch. Neurol.
Psychiat., 30:1061-73. (7000)
Surgical considerations of carcinomatous
metastases to the brain. J. A.M. A., 101:
1458-61. (4000)
ORTH, OSWALD SIDNEY, M.S.
Assistant in Physiology
See W. E. Burge.
OUTHOUSE, JULIA PRATT, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Nutrition
See Sybil Woodruff.
OVERMAN, OLIVER RALPH, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Dairy Chemistry
See W. L. Gaines.
PAGE, JOHN LORENCE, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Cieography
Articles:
The climate of the yucatan peninsula.
Chapter in a report by G. C. Shattuck,
and thirteen collaborators on The Penin-
sula of Yucatan; Medical, Biological, Me-
teorological and Sociological Studies.
Carnegie Instit. of Washington, pp. 409-
421. (3500)
PAINE, ELLERY B., M.S., E.E.
Professor of Electrical Engineering and
Head of the Department
Articles:
Electrical research and developments in
the electrical industry. 111. Eng., 9:7:
18-20. (1800)
With J. T. Tykociner and H. A. Brown:
Oscillations due to ionization in dielectrics
and methods of detection and measure-
ment. 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 259:49:
30. (19,500)
Investigation of cable ionization character-
istics with discharge detection bridge.
Ibid., 260:50. (11,000)
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PARMELEE, CULLEN WARNER, M.S.
Professor of Ceramic Engineering and Head
of the Department
Articles:
With A. B. Badger:
Notes on the coloration of glazes by light.
J. Amer. Cer. Soc, 17:1-2. (800)
With J. H. Chest ers:
The measurement of reaction rates at high
temperatures. Ibid., 17:50-59. (6000)
The burning of magnesite bricks, Part I.
Trans. Cer. Soc. (English), Aug., 1933.
(6700)
With W. R. Morgan:
Effect of fineness of flint on vitrification
of a ceramic body. Cer. Ind., March,
1934, p. 146. (3000)
PARRY, JOHN JAY, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of English
Articles:
Abel Morgan. Diet. Amer. Biog., 13:1634-
35- (600)
With Barbara Matulka and Margaret
Schlauch:
Bibliography of Arthurian literature for
1933. Arthurian Section, Mod. Lang.
Assoc. Amer., Mimeo., 1934. (6000)
Reviews:
Mabinogi cymru, by T. Lewis. J. Engl.
Germ. Phil., 32:403-06. (1500)
PATON, ROBERT FREDERICK, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Physics
See A. E. Hershey.
PAUL, HARRY GILBERT, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Books:
Units in English, Book I. Lyons and Car-
nahan, Chicago, 1933. vi + 506 pp.
Units in English, Book II. Lyons and
Carnahan, Chicago, 1933, vi + 479 PP-
PEASE, THEODORE CALVIN, Ph.D.
Professor of History
Reviews:
Checagou: from Indian wigwam to mod-
ern city, 1673-1835, by M. M. Quaife.
Amer. Hist. Rev., 39:3:588-89. (165)
As others see Chicago: impressions of
visitors, 1673-1933, by Bessie L. Pierce.
Ibid. (80)
PERLSTEIN, MINNIE OBELER, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Dermatology
Articles:
Lymphogranuloma inguinale. Prof. Wo-
men's J., Feb., 1934.
See also M. S. Wien.
PERRY, BEN EDWIN, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Classics
Articles:
A manuscript fragment of the Prochiron.
Byzant. Zeits., 33:362. (350)
The Greek source of Rinuccio's Aesop.
Class. Philol., 29:53-62. (4000)
PETERS, HOWARD CHESTER, B.S.
Assistant in Physiology
Articles:
With Lawrence Terry:
The bradycardia caused by sympathomime-
tic drugs. J. Pharm. Exp. Ther., 44:4:
428-31. (600)
PETERSEN, WILLIAM F., B.S., M.D.
Professor of Pathology
Articles:
Meteorologrical reflections in blood pressure
rhythm. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med.,
30:1145. (200)
Meteorological and menstrual reflections in
nail growth. Ibid., 30:1164. (200)
Meteorological influences on blood pH and
cholesterol. Ibid., 30: 1420. (400)
The significance of the American distribu-
tion of tabes and paresis. Amer. J.
Syph. Neurol., 18:75. (3200)
With B. Appelman:
An intracutaneous methylene blue reaction.
Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med., 30:712.
(300)
With Max Berg:
Meteorological influences on leukocyte
curve. Ibid., 30:830. (450)
Meteorological influences on leukocytic par-
tition. Ibid., 30:832. (250)
PHIPPS, THOMAS ERWIN, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Chemistry
Articles:
With W. Klabunde:
The Stern-Gerlach experiment with iron.
Phys. Rev., 45:1:59-61. (1200)
With M. J. Copley:
The surface ionization of potassium on
tungsten. Ibid., 45:5:344-45- (700)
PIEPER, JOHN JACOB, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Crop Production
See W. L. Burlison.
PILOT, ISADORE, B.S., M.D.
Associate Professor of Medicine and of
Pathology
Articles:
With D. J. Davis:
Mucoid encapsulated hemolytic streptococci
in sporadic and milk-borne scarlet fever.
J. Infect. Dis., 505:29-37-
With Sitka Stacker:
Specificity of toxin of a non-hemolytic
variant of a scarlet fever streptococcus.
Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med., 31:181-83.
POGGI, EDITH MURIEL, Ph.D.
Associate in Geography
Books:
The prairie province of Illinois, a study
of human adjustment to the natural en-
vironment. 111. Studies Soc. Sci., 19:3.
Univ. of 111., Urbana, 1934. 124 pp.
PONCHER, HENRY GEORGE, B.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics
Articles:
With J. H. Hess:
Direct and indirect radiation in the care
and treatment of children. Chapter in
Principles and Practice of Physical
Therapy, Vol. I, W. E. Prior. 1933.
Publications of the Faculty
27
Articles (continued)
With George Milles:
Cysts and diverticula of intestinal origin.
Amer. J. Dis. Children, 45:1064-78.
(4000)
With T. P. Saltiel:
Lymphangiectasis with chylorrhea. J. Ped.,
March, 1934, pp. 387-92. (1600)
See also M. B. Visscher.
POWELL, ALDEN LESLIE, Ph.D.
Instructor in Political Science
Articles:
The supreme court of Indiana and federal
taxation of state instrumentalities. Ind.
Law J., 8:476-83. (2500)
PUESTOW, CHARLES BERNARD, Ph.D.,
M.D.
Assistant Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Studies on the origin of the automaticity
of the intestine: the action of certain
drugs on isolated intestinal transplants.
Amer. J. Physiol., 106:682-88.
With W. Walters and J. M. McCaughan:
Surgery of the pancreas. Cyc. of Med.,
F. A. Davis Co., Phila., 1934, pp. 501-23.
QUISENBERRY, JOHN HENRY, M.S.
Assistant in Animal Genetics
See H. H. Mitchell.
RAGINS, OSCAR BENJAMINE, B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Medicine
See E. B. Freilich and M. Lewison
RAMSEY, RUSSELL JENNINGS, M.S.
Assistant in Dairy Manufactures
See V. G. Milum, H. A. Ruehe, and S. L.
Tuckey.
RANDALL, JAMES GARFIELD, Ph.D.
Professor of History
Articles:
Stephen Trigg Logan. Diet. Amer. Biog.,
11:365-66. (800)
Ward Hill Lamon. Ibid., 10:562-63. (750)
Abraham Lincoln. Ibid., 11:242-59. (15,000)
Mary Todd Lincoln. Ibid., 11:265-66. (900)
Reviews:
John Marshall in diplomacy and law, by
the Lord Craigmyle, formerly Lord
Shaw of Dumfermline. Amer. Hist.
Rev., 39:1:177. (300)
RAPPAPORT, BENJAMIN ZION, M.S., M.D.
Associate in Medicine
Articles:
The preservation of pollen extracts by
drying and the preparation of concen-
trated pollen solutions. J. Allergy,
5:1:13-18. (1500)
See also W. H. Welker and C. I. Reed.
RATTNER, HERBERT, M.D.
Associate in Dermatology
Articles:
Drug eruption. Arch. Derm. Syph., 28:820-
22. (600)
Articles (continued)
With L. F. Weber:
Clinical variants of familiar diseases of
the skin. Ibid., 28:190-92. (700)
REED, CARLOS ISAAC
Assistant Professor of Physiology
Articles:
Irradiated ergosterol, clinical and experi-
mental studies. Arch. Phys. Ther. X-ray
Rad., 15:69-75. (3600)
With E. A. Thackcr, L. M. Dillman, and
J. W. Welch:
The effects of irradiated ergosterol on the
metabolism of normal dogs. J. Nutr.,
4:355-70. (ssoo)
With L. M. Dillman, E. A. Thacker, and
R. I. Klein:
The calcification of tissues by excessive
doses of irradiated ergosterol. Ibid.,
4:371-81. (4300)
With B. Z. Rappaport:
Viosterol of high potency in seasonal hay
fever and related conditions. J. A.M. A.,
101:105-09. (3700)
REED, RUSSELL H., B.S.
Instructor in Agricultural Engineering
Articles:
Problems in heating the wash water in
apple-washing machines. Trans. 111.
Hort. Soc, 67:276-92. (6000)
REICH, HERBERT JOSEPH, Ph.D., M.E.
Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering
Articles:
The relaxation inverter. Elec. Eng., 52:
12:817-22. (4500)
A combination sweep circuit and periodic
contractor for studying circuit and line
transients with the cathode-ray oscillo-
graph. Rev. Sci. Instr., 5:1:7-9. (1600)
An audible method of studying oscillations
in single and coupled tuned electrical
circuits. Amer. Phys. Teacher, 2:1:27-
28. (800)
A 75-watt commutator-type inverter. Elec-
tronics, 6:9:252. (650)
With W. M. Hesselberth:
A cold-cathode amplifier tube. Ibid., 6: 10:
282. (660)
RICHART, FRANK ERWIN, M.S., C.E.
Research Professor of Engineering Materials
Articles:
Engineering Research. Eng. News-Rec,
112:6:206-07. (1500)
Reinforced brick masonry. 111. Techno-
graph, 48:4:4-5. (1500)
With R. L. Brown and T. G. Taylor:
The effect of plastic flow in rigid frames
of reinforced concrete. J. Amer. Concr.
Inst., 5:3:181-95. (3800)
Reviews:
Reinforced concrete column investigation.
Discussion of committee report. A. C.I. J.,
5:2:153-56. (1600) 5:3:6-8. (1200)
Deformation of steel reinforcement during
and after construction, by S. I. Sergev.
Proc. A.S.C.E., 60:1:146-48. (1000)
28
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ROBERTS, CHARLES WALTER, A.M.
Assistant in English
Articles:
Wordsworth, the philanthropist, and po-
litical justice. Studies in Philol., 31:1:
84-91. (3000)
ROBERTS, ELMER, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Animal Genetics
Articles:
Inheritance of broodiness in the domestic
fowl. Proc. 5th World's Poultry Congr.,
Rome, 1933. (1800)
ROBERTSON, WILLIAM SPENCE, Ph.D.
Professor of History
Articles:
Francisco de Miranda. Encyc. Soc. Sci.,
10:530-31- (560)
Latin America: political parties. Ibid.,
11:632-34. (1800)
Cuba, Mexico, and South America. Amer.
Hist. Rev., 38:853-55; 39:217-18, 421-22,
627-28. (2000)
ROBINSON, FLORENCE BELL, M.L.D.
Assistant Professor of Landscape Architec-
ture
Books:
Tabular keys to the woody plants, rev. ed.
Univ. of 111. Info. Office, Mimeo. 130
pp.
Pamphlet: studies in composition — plant-
ings about buildings. L.A.Lib., Mimeo.
18 pp.
RODEBUSH, WORTH HUFF, Ph.D.
Professor of Physical Chemistry
Articles:
Thermodynamics and the kinetics of gas
reactions. J. Chem. Phys., 1:440-43.
(1600)
With M. H. Wahl:
The reactions of the hydroxyl radical in
the electrodeless discharge in water
vapor. Ibid., 1:696-702. (2800)
With Dorothea Haas:
The transference numbers of some rare
earths. J.A.C.S., 55:3238-42. (2000)
With R. H. Ewart:
Some chemical reactions involving active
nitrogen. Ibid., 56:97-99. (800)
RODKEY, FREDERICK STANLEY, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of History
Books:
An historical approach to the world prob-
lems of today. Urbana Courier Co.,
Urbana, 111., 1934. 24 pp.
Articles:
The attempts of Briggs and Company to
guide British policy in the Levant in the
interest of Mehemet Ali Pasha, 1821-41.
J. Mod. Hist., 5:3:324-51. (10,000)
ROSE, WILLIAM CUMMING, Ph.D.
Professor of Physiological Chemistry
Articles:
Metabolism of creatine and creatinine.
Ann. Rev. Biochem., 2:187-206. (7500)
The role of proteins in metabolism. Ohio
J. Sci., 33:372-88. (6000)
Articles (continued)
With C. E. Meyer:
Arginine metabolism — II. The relation of
the arginine content of the diet to the
creatine-creatinine production during
growth. J. Biol. Chem., 102:461-71.
(4200)
RUCH, FLOYD L., Ph.D.
Associate in Psychology
Articles:
Adult learning. Psych. Bui., 30: 387-414.
(13,000)
Goal direction orientation, generalized
turning habit, and goal gradient as fac-
tors in maze learning in the rat. J.
Comp. Psych., 17:225-32.
RUCKER, HERBERT JUDSON, M.S.
Instructor in Agricultural Education
Articles:
A method of filing bulletins. Papers on
Agricultural Education, No. 64, State
Board for Voc. Educ, Springfield, 111.
17 PP- (3000)
RUEHE, HARRISON AUGUST, Ph.D.
Professor of Dairy Manufactures and Head
of Department of Dairy Husbandry
Articles:
Various articles in Milk Plant Mo.
(17,000)
With P. H. Tracy and R. J. Ramsey:
Eliminating stale metallic flavor from
strawberry ice cream. Ice Cream Trade
J., Dec, 1933, p. 40. (900)
RUTH, WARREN ALBERT, Ph.D.
Professor of Pomological Physiology
Articles:
Important factors involved in spray resi-
due removal. Trans. 111. Hort. Soc,
67:257-68. (5500)
With H. W. Anderson and W. P. Flint:
The season of 1933. Ibid., 67:43-51.
(4000)
SALTIEL, THOMAS PAINE, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Pediatrics
See H. G. Poncher.
SARMA, P. JOSEPH, M.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Retropharyngeal abscess. 111. Med. J.,
62:2.
Knowledge of medical science amongst
the ancient Hindus. Amrita Basar Pa-
trika, Calcutta, India, July, 1933.
Ovarian embryoma. Amer. J. Obstet. Gyn.,
25:1:51-
Lymphogranuloma of the epidural space.
Internat. Clinics, 2.
Surgical exposure of the pancreas. Amer.
J. Surg., Sept., 1933.
Varicose veins and ulcers. Surg. Clin. N.
Amer., Oct., 1933.
With George de Tarnowsky:
Paramedian incision. 111. Med. J., Jan.,
1934.
Publications of the Faculty
29
SAUNDERS, MRS. ALTA GWINN, A.M.
Associate Professor of Business English
Articles:
Correcting mistakes in attitude. Proc. i6th
An. Conv. Direct Mail Adv. Assoc,
Nov., 1933, pp. 6-12. (5000)
SCHMIDT, EDWARD CHARLES, M.E.
Professor of Railway Engineering and Head
of the Department
Articles:
Report of the committee on front-ends,
grates, and ashpans. Proc. Internat. Ry.
Fuel Assoc, 24:51-68. (4000)
With H. J. Schroder:
The friction of railway brake shoes, its
variation with speed shoe pressure and
wheel material. 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui.
257. 96 pp.
With E. G. Young:
Railway research at the University of
Illinois. Special pub., Amer. Soc Mech.
Engrs., pp. 65-78. (7500)
SCHRADER, HERMAN JOHN, B.S., M.E.
Assistant Professor of Railway Mechanical
Engineering
See E. C. Schmidt.
SCHUBERT, CARL EDWARD, B.S.
Associate in Mechanical Engineering
Books:
With J. F. Wooddell and A. D. Wright:
Foundry practice. McKnight and Mc-
Knight, Bloomington, 111., 1934. 100 pp.
SCOVILL, HIRAM THOMPSON, A.B.,
C.P.A.
Professor of Accountancy and Head of De-
partment of Business Organization and
Operation
Books edited:
Fundamentals of accounting, by H. H.
Wade. John Wiley and Sons, N.Y.,
1934. vii + 281 pp.
Articles:
The accounting instructor and local gov-
ernment accounting. Acct. Rev., Mar.,
1934- (5300)
Reviews:
Professional accounting training in col-
legiate schools of business, by Mervin
Isaacs. Acct. Rev., 8:4:352-55. (2500)
SEARS, OGLE HESSE, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Soil Biology
See W. L. Burlison.
SEARS, ROBERT RICHARDSON, Ph.D.
Instructor in Psychology
Reviews:
New introductory lectures on psychoanaly-
sis, by S. Freud. Psych. Bui., 31:4:
279-84. (2000)
SECORD, ARTHUR WELLESLEY, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of English
Articles:
Captain Alexander Smith. London Times
Lit. Sup., 33d yr., 1681:288. (1200)
Reviews:
The life of Daniel Defoe, by T. Wright.
J. Engl. Germ. Phil., 32:3:416-17. (400)
Henry Fielding's theory of the comic
prose epic, by Ethel M. Thornbury.
Ibid., 32:3:417-18. (1000)
Fielding's theory of the novel, by F. O.
Bissell, Jr. Ibid., 33:1:161-62. (200)
Pseudoklassizistisches und Romantisches in
Thomsons Seasons, by Erna Anwander.
Ibid., 32:3:419. (400)
SENEAR, FRANCIS EUGENE, B.S., M.S.
Professor of Dermatology and Head of the
Department
Articles:
Dermatitis due to woods. J. A.M. A., loi:
1527-32.
SEVERNS, WILLIAM H., M.S.
Professor of ^Mechanical Engineering
Books:
With H. E. Dcgler:
Steam, air, and gas power, 3d ed., John
Wiley and Sons, N.Y., 1933. 480 pp.
With A. C. Willard:
Notes on heating and ventilation. Ed-
wards Brothers, Ann Arbor, Mich.,
1933- 40 pp. mimeo.
SEYBOLT, ROBERT FRANCIS, Ph.D.
Professor of History of Education
Articles:
John Irwin Morrison. Diet. Amer. Biog.,
13:229-30.
Francis Joseph Nicholas Neef. Ibid.,
13:402.
Charles Northend. Ibid., 13:564-65.
Eliphalet Nott. Ibid., 13:580-81.
SHAPIRO, SHERMAN LAWRENCE, B.S.,
M.D.
Associate in Laryngology, Rhinology, and
Otology
See N. D. Fabricant.
SHAY, MARY LUCILLE, Ph.D.
Instructor in History
Reviews:
Italy in the making, 1815-1846, by G. F.
Berkeley. Italica, 10:4:119-21.
Modern Italy, a short history, by G. B.
McClellan. Ibid., 10:4:119-21.
SHELFORD, VICTOR ERNEST, Ph.D.
Professor of Zoology
Articles:
Need of nature sanctuaries in forests for
purposes of scientific research. Proc. 4th
An. Conf. Central States Forestry Con-
gress, Sept., 1933, pp. 141-44-
Nature sanctuary plan. Ecology, 14:140-45.
SHEPARD, FRANCIS P., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Geology
Articles:
Canyons beneath the seas. Sci. Mo., 37:
31-39- (sooo)
Origin of Georges bank. Bui. Geol. Soc.
Amer., 145:281-302. (12,800)
Canyons off the New England coast. Amer.
J. Sci., 27:24-36. (6000)
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SiiEPARD, F. P. — Articles (continued)
Geological misconceptions concerning the
oceans. Science, 78:406-08. (2000)
Investigations of submarine canyons.
Amer. Geoph. Union, 1933, pp. 170-73.
(1900)
Submarine troughs in the Mediterranean.
Royal Geog. J., 82:177-78. (700)
SHOUPP, WILLIAM EARL, A.M.
Assistant in Physics
See P. G. Kruger.
SHRINER, RALPH LLOYD, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Chemistry
Articles:
With W. H. Home:
The local anesthetic action of p-aminoben-
zoates of diethylaminoethoxy alcohols. J.
Pharm. Exp. Ther., 48:371-74. (1200)
Asymmetric syntheses. III. The action of
optically active nitrates on alpha-tetra-
lone. J.A.C.S., 55:4652-56, (1600)
With Vera A. Conard:
Aminoguanidine derivatives. Ibid., 55:
2867-70. (1500)
With W. O. Teeters:
A new preparation of ninhydrin. Ibid.,
55:3026-28. (1200)
With W. H. Home and R. F. B. Cox:
Para-aminophenyl urethans as local anes-
thetics. Ibid., 55:3435-39- (2500)
With W. E. Sohl:
The structure of cuscohygrine. Synthesis
of ethyl homohygrinate. Ibid., 55:3828-
33. (3000)
With R. S. Schreiber:
The hydrolysis of substituted benzenesul-
fonanilides. I. Ibid., 56:114-17. (3000)
With Margaret Resold and R. S. Schreiber:
The hydrolysis of substituted benzenesul-
fonanilides. II. Ibid., 56:696-97. (1500)
SIEBERT, FREDRICK SEATON, A.B., J.D.
Assistant Professor of Journalism
Books:
The rights and privileges of the press. D.
Appleton and Co., N.Y., 1934. xvii
+ 429 PP-
Copyreading, a collection of laboratory
exercises, 3d ed. Thomas Nelson and
Sons, N.Y., 1933. 170 pp.
Articles:
News sources must be protected. Quill,
21:12:3-4. (3000)
SIKES, PRESSLY SPINKS, Ph.D.
Assistant in Political Science
Articles:
Judicial administration in Mississippi — the
inferior courts. Miss. Law J., 6:2:109-
32. (10,000)
Judicial administration in Mississippi — the
intermediate courts. Ibid., 6:3:233-54.
(9500)
SIMER, PARKE HARVEY, Ph.D.
Associate in Anatomy
Articles:
On the morphology of the omentum, with
especial reference to its lymphatics.
Amer. J. Anat., 54:2:203-25. (4000)
Articles (continued)
Heredity and transmission. J. Amer. Dent.
Assoc, 21:5:844-52.
SINGER, HARRY ALBERT, M.S., M.D.
Associate Professor of Medicine
Articles:
The treatment of periappendicular abscess.
Bui. Soc. Med. Hist., 36:1:11-13. (1000)
The etiology of Felty's and related syn-
dromes. J. A.M. A., 101:26:2078. (500)
Perforated peptic ulcer with intermittent
leakage. Ibid., 102:2:112-17. (5000)
Barium meal examination of the stomach
in the presence of unrecognized peptic
ulcer. Amer. J. Roent., 31:2:191-99.
(4000)
Perforation of peptic ulcer following x-ray
examination with a barium meal. Radi-
ology, 22:2:181-87. (3000)
With W. S. Boikan:
Physiologic variations in the contour of
the diaphragm simulating organic dis-
ease. Amer. J. Roent., 29:5:600-06.
(2500)
With K. A. Meyer:
Syphilis of the stomach with special refer-
ence to errors in diagnosis. Amer. J.
Surg., 21:1:1-11. (5000)
With R. T. Vaughan:
Further observations on the value of radi-
ology in the diagnosis of perforated pep-
tic ulcer. Ibid., 21:3:293-396. (2000)
With D. Wagner:
Roentgen visualization of the biliary tree
following a barium meal. 111. Med. J.,
64:6:552-55. (2000)
See also B. M. Gasul.
SLOAN, HUBERT JOHN, Ph.D.
Associate in Poultry Husbandry
Articles:
Different soybean oil meals about equal for
chicks. Univ. of 111. An. Rpt., 1932-33.
pp. 113-14. (500)
SMITH, CLOYDE MOFFETT, M.S., E.M.
Research Assistant Professor of Mining En-
gineering
Articles:
Coal division — five sessions on varied
topics. Min. Met., 15:327:136-37- (1300)
With D. R. Mitchell:
Economic importance to the Illinois coal
industry of the mechanical preparation
of coal. Trans. 111. Acad. Sci., 26-3.
(200)
SMITH, GEORGE FREDERICK, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Books:
Elementary special and instrumental meth-
ods of analysis. Edwards Bros., Ann
Arbor, Mich., 1933. 201 pp.
Analytical applications of periodic acid
(HsIOe) and its salts, revised 2d ed. G.
F. Smith Chemical Co., Columbus, Ohio,
1933. 68 pp.
Ortho-phenanthroline, a high potential, re-
versible, oxidimetric indicator. G. F.
Smith Chemical Co., Columbus, Ohio,
1934- 35 PP-
Publications of the Faculty
31
Articles:
The improved dehydration of air for use
in the manufacture of high pressure
tank oxygen using anhydrous magnesium
perchlorate. Chem. Ind., S3:357-6i.
(4800)
With J. L. Gring:
Separation and determination of alkali
metals. V. Perchloric and chloroplatinic
acids in the determination of small
amounts of potassium in the presence
of large amounts of sodium. J.A.C.S.,
55:3957-61. (1200)
With V. R. Hardy:
Preparation of anhydrous NaaCOs for use
in acidimetry. J. Chem. Educ, 10:507-
08. (800)
SMITH, LOUIE HENRIE, Ph.D.
Chief, in charge of publications, Soil Survey
See F. C. Bauer and R. S. Smith.
SMITH, RAYMOND STRATTON, Ph.D.
Professor of Soil Physics
Articles:
Land use and the soil survey in Illinois.
Amer. Soil Surv. Assoc. Bui. 15. (2000)
General soil conditions in Illinois. Farm
Appraisals Mimeo. Booklet, Sept., 1933,
pp. 13-16. (1900)
With E. A. Norton, E. E. DeTurk, F. C.
Bauer, and L. H. Smith:
Jackson county soils. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Soil Rpt., 55:1-35- (iS.ooo)
Schuyler county soils. Ibid., 56:1-23.
(9000)
STAFFORD, GEORGE T., M.S.
Associate Professor of Physical Education
for Men
Articles:
Journal of Health and Physical Education,
5:4:38,62. (1000)
STEIGMANN, FREDERICK, B.S., M.D.
Assistant in Medicine
Articles:
With Maxwell P. Borovsky :
Amidopyrine in the treatment of measles.
J. A.M. A., 100:1859-61. (2500)
STEPHAX, ROBERT MARSHALL, D.D.S.
Instructor in Dental Pathology and Thera-
peutics
See N. D. Fabricant.
STEVENS, FRANK LINCOLN, Ph.D., D.Sc,
LL.D
Professor of Plant Pathology (Deceased,
August 18, 1934)
Articles:
Fungi from Bombay. Ind. J. Agr. Sci.,
3:5:912-16.
With Mathilda Schneider:
Philippine hemisphaeriaceae. Univ. Philip-
pines Nat. Appl. Sci. Bui. 3:1:21-26.
STEWART, CHARLES LESLIE, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Agricultural Eco-
nomics
Articles:
Some aspects of land appraisal in the
British Isles, Denmark and Germany.
Farm Appraisals (raimeo.) (2800)
Articles (continued)
Some aspects of land appraisals abroad.
J. Amer. Instit. Real Estate Appraisers,
2:3:189-93. (2800)
European trade barriers in relation to
Illinois, agriculture. Mimeo. address be-
fore general session. Farm and Home
Week, College of Agriculture, Univ. of
111., Jan. iS, 1934. (6100)
Farm real estate valuations in Illinois
(with special reference to township
averages). 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 399.
(10,200)
STRAUB, FREDERICK GUY, M.S., Met.E.
Special Research Assistant Professor of
Chemical Engineering
Articles:
The causes and prevention of calcium sul-
phate scale in steam boilers. 111. Eng.
Exp. Sta. Bui. 261. (23,000)
STREICHER, MICHAEL HENRY, M.S..
M.D.
Assistant Professor of Medicine
Articles:
Rectal obstruction. 111. Med. J., Aug.,
1933- (3000)
Stomach — comparative analysis of gastric
cases observed for period 1925-32. Ibid.,
May, 1933. (2000)
Lymphogranuloma inguinalae (rectal ob-
struction). Int. Surg. Dig., 16:5:298-
301. (800)
STUBBS, FRANK WHITWORTH, M.S., C.E.
Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering
Books:
Estimates and costs of construction. Ed-
wards Bros., Ann Arbor, Mich., 1933.
100 pp. mimeo.
SWANN, SHERLOCK, JR., Ph.D.
Research Assistant Professor of Chemical
Engineering
Articles:
The influence of iron salts on the elec-
trolytic reduction of benzophenone.
Trans. Electrochem. Soc, 63:239. (240)
The electrolytic reduction of ketones in
glacial acetic acid. I. Reduction of aro-
matic ketones. Ibid., 64:313-20. (2200)
With S. S. Kistler and E. G. Appel:
Aerogel catalysts. Ind. Eng. Chem., 26:
388-91. (3500)
TAFT, DONALD REED, Ph.D.
Professor of Sociology
Articles:
Does immigration increase crime? Soc.
Forces, 12:1:69-77. (5000)
Reviews:
Crime and criminals, by W. A. White.
Amer. J. Sociol., 39:2:256-57. (450)
TALBOT, ARTHUR NEWELL, C.E., D.Sc,
D.Eng., LL.D.
Professor of Municipal and Sanitary Engi-
neering, Emeritus
Articles:
Origin of the society for the promotion
of engineering education. J. Eng. Educ,
23:11:39-43. (2100)
32
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Talbot, A. N. — Articles (continued)
Sixth progress report of the investigation
of stresses in railroad track. Bui. Amer.
Ry. Eng. Assoc, 35:358:55-308. (181,000)
Tests of rail- joints in track and labo-
ratory; variability in railroad track and
its effects. Proc. Amer. Ry. Eng. Assoc,
34:808-821. (10,000)
Historical sketch of the College of Engi-
neering.
II. The ideals and activities of its
youth. 111. Technograph, 48:2.
III. Events and accomplishments of its
maturer years. Ibid., 48:3.
IV. Its more recent years. Ibid., 48:4.
(10,000)
What happens when bolts are tight. Ry.
Age, 94:25:893-96. (4000)
Better maintenance will reduce stresses in
rail. Ibid., 9S:4:iS3-5S- (340o)
TANNER, FRED WILBUR, Ph.D.
Professor of Bacteriology and Head of the
Department
Books:
Food-borne infections and intoxications.
Twin City Printing Co., Champaign, 111.,
1933. viii + 439 pp.
Articles:
Food intoxication and infection. J. Amer.
Diet. Assoc, 9:279-85. (2400)
With Florence L. Evans:
Effect of meat curing solutions on anaero-
bic bacteria. II. Sodium nitrate. Zent.
Bakt., 89:48-54. (4900)
See also G. I. Wallace.
TARNOWSKY, GEORGE DE, M.D.
Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Carcinoma of the colon. Surg. Clin. N.
Amer., 13:5:1221-31.
See also P. J. Sarma.
TEMPLEMAN, WILLIAM DARBY, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor «f English
Articles:
With C. F. Harrold, Helen C. White, and
F. E. Faverty:
Victorian bibliography for 1932. Mod.
Philol., 3o:4:399-434- (14.000)
THEOBALD, WALTER HENRY, B.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Laryngology, Rhin-
ology, and Otology
Articles:
New adaptation of x-ray prints and slides
giving stereoscopic effect. Trans. Amer.
Laryn. Rhin. Otol. Soc, 1934-
THOMAS, LYELL JAY, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Zoology
Articles:
With A. R. Cahn and G. I. Wallace:
Klebsiella paralytica, a new pathogenic
bacterium from "moose disease." J.
Infect. Dis., 53:3:386-414. (17,500)
THORP, FRANK, JR., D.V.M., M.S.
Associate in Animal Pathology
See R. Graham.
TRACY, PAUL HUBERT, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Dairy Manufactures
Articles:
A new food made of honey and sweet
cream. Agr. Leaders' Dig., 14:3:25.
(500)
Honey cream — a new spread for bread.
Can. Dairy and Ice Cream J., 12:5:33-
36. (3000)
Honey bar, a popular confection. Milk
Plant Mo., 23:4:71-72. (1200)
With C. Y. McCown:
A study of factors related to the harden-
ing of ice cream. J. Dairy Sci., 17:1:
4;-6o. (6500)
See also H. A. Ruehe and S. L. Tuckey.
TRELEASE, WILLIAM, D.Sc, LL.D.
Professor of Botany, Emeritus
Articles:
A new Piper from British Guiana. Bui.
Torr. Bot. Club, 60:477.
An unusual Chimaera. Proc. Amer. Phil.
Soc, 72:241-44.
TRIMBLE, HAROLD D., A.M.
Assistant High School Visitor
See A. W. Clevenger.
TUCKEY, STEWART LAWRENCE, M.S.
Instructor in Dairy Manufactures
Articles:
With P. H. Tracy and R. J. Ramsey:
Laboratory tests and information for tech-
nical control of dairy plants. Dept.
Dairy Husb., Mimeo., Jan., 1934. 43
pp. (12,000)
TYKOCINER, JOSEPH TYKOCINSKI, E.E.
Research Professor of Electrical Engineering
Articles:
Vibrating velocity selector for atomic rays.
Phys. Rev., 44:322-23. (200)
On the aims of higher education. Polish
Student Bui. (Chicago), Dec, 1933.
(iioo)
With Jacob Kunz:
A photoelectric valve. Physics, 4:246-54.
(5600)
With H. A. Brown and E. B. Paine:
Oscillations due to ionizations in dielec-
trics and methods of their detection and
measurement. 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui.
259- (19.500)
Investigation of cable ionization character-
istics with discharge detection bridge.
Ibid., 260. (i 1,000)
TYLOR, W. RUSSELL, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Sociology
Articles:
Population trends and the growth of
cities. Civ. Eng., 3:5:277-80. (2700)
Social factors in development of regional
highways. Roads and Streets, 76:6:219-
23. (4000)
Outline of scope and methods for any re-
search project in connection with the
topic, "the effect of radio church services
upon the attendance and activities of
the rural church." Res. Rural Instit.,
Soc. Sci. Res. Council, Bui. 18, pp. 106-
08. (700)
Publications of the Faculty
33
VAN ALYEA, OLIVER EDWARD. B.S.,
M.D.
Instructor in Laryngology, Rhinology, and
Otology
Articles:
Irrigation in the treatment of disease of
the frontal sinus. Anatomic clinical
study of the nasofrontal connections.
Arch. Otol., 19:224-26. (6000)
VAN ARENDONK, ARTHUR M.. A.B.
Assistant in Chemistry
See Roger Adams.
VAN CLEAVE, HARLEY JONES, Ph.D.
Professor of Zoology
Articles:
An analysis of some of the factors in-
fluencing the rate at which species have
been described. Copeia, 1933: 2:68-73.
(3000)
Studies on snails of the genus Pleurocera.
II. The young of P. acuta. Nautilus,
47:2:48-49. (600)
An index to the international rules of
zoological nomenclature. Trans. Amer.
Micro. Soc, 52:4:322-25. (700)
Length of life sp.in as a factor in regu-
lating populations. Zoology, 15:1:17-23.
(2400)
VAN DERPOOL, JAMES GROTE, B.Arch.
Assistant Professor of Architecture
Articles:
Report on Dean Rexford Newcomb's in-
vestigation of Kentucky architecture.
Bui. 111. Soc. Arch., 18:8,9:8. (600)
VAN HORNE, JOHN, Ph.D.
Professor of Romance Languages
Articles:
El Nacimiento de Bernardo de Balbuena.
Revista de Filologia Espanola, 20:160-
68. (3400)
Balbuena en Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico
Ilustrado, 1220, 1221, 1222. (10,000)
Articles edited in Italica, Bui. Amer.
Assoc. Teach. Italian, 10:3; 10:4; ii:i.
116 pp.
VISSCHER, MAURICE B., Ph.D., M.D.
Professor of Physiology and Head of the
Department in the College of Medicine
Books:
Laboratory manual of physiology. Edwards
Bros., Ann Arbor, Mich., 1934. 72 pp.
Articles:
Medical science, its past, present, and
future. Trans. 111. Acad. Sci., 26:2:21-
28. (4500)
Physiology and the first year medical
student. Illini Scope, 2:1:7. (800)
The antivivisection agitation in Chicago.
Ibid.. 2:3:3-4. (iioo)
With L. F. Moldavsky:
An analysis of the factors concerned in the
automatic adjustment of the ventricle
to increased load. Amer. J. Physiol.,
106:2:329-38. (2400)
With L. M. Dillman:
The calcium content of ultrafiltrates of
plasma and the influence of changes in
hydrogen and bicarbonate ion concentra-
tions upon it. J. Biol. Chem., 103:2:
791-99. (2700)
With H. G. Poncher and Helen Woodward:
Creatine metabolism in children with hypo-
thyroidism. J. A. M. A., 102:1:32-35.
(2000)
With George Decherd:
Energy metabolism of the failing heart. J.
Exp. Med., 59:2:195-99. (1400)
WALLACE, GEORGE IRA, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Bacteriology
Articles:
With A. R. Cahn and L. J. Thomas:
Klebsiella paralytica, a new pathogenic bac-
terium from "moose disease." J. Infect.
Dis., 53:3:386-414. (17,500)
With F. W. Tanner:
Microbiology of frozen foods. I. Historical
review and summary of results. Fruit
Prod. J., 13:52-54. 109-13. (8000)
With Rhoda Crouch:
Microbiology of frozen foods. VI. The
survival of pathogenic microorganisms
in ice cream. J. Dairy Sci., 16:315-17.
(1000)
WALLS, EDNA ELLIOTT, A.M.
Assistant Professor of Child Development
Articles:
Child development and parent education in
Illinois extension service. J. Home
Econ., 26:3:161-62. (500)
WALTZ, WALDO EMERSON, A.M.
Associate in English
Articles:
Broadcasting the spoken argument at Illi-
nois. Gavel, 16:24-25. (1000)
Teaching debate by attention to rebuttal.
Ariz. Teacher, 22:199-202. (2500)
Reviews:
Aelius Aristide, et la sophistique dans la
province d'Asie au He siecle de notre
ere. Qt. J. Speech, 19:442-45. (1000)
WARD, GLADYS JOSEPHINE, A.M.
Associate in Home Management Extension
Articles:
Home accidents and home management. J.
Home Econ., 25:770-72. (900)
With Isabelle M. Hitchcock:
Household care and cleaning. 111. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Circ. 416.
WARD, HENRY BALDWIN, Ph.D., D.Sc,
LL.D.
Professor of Zoology, Emeritus
Articles:
The preliminary announcement of the Chi-
cago meeting of the American associa-
tion for the advancement of science.
Science, 77:461-75. (9000)
The report of the Chicago meeting of the
American association for the advance-
ment of science. Ibid., 78: 65-88.
(18,000)
The report of the Boston meeting of the
American association for the advance-
ment of science. Ibid., 79:85-120.
(20,000)
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Ward, H. B. — Articles (continued)
The Boston meeting of the American as-
sociation for the advancement of science.
Nature, 133:422-23.
WATSON, FLOYD ROWE, Ph.D.
Professor of Experimental Physics
Articles:
A survey of modern acoustics. Rev. Sci.
Instr., 4:268-70. (2000)
Acoustics of Board of Trade room. J.
Acous. Soc. Amer., 5:220. (200)
PVith K. C. Morrical:
Measurement of sound absorption by a
modified tube method. Ibid., 5:64. (200)
Reviews:
Editorial reviews. J. Acous. Soc. Amer.,
5-
WEBB, RICHARD LOCKWOOD, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Anatomy
Articles:
Observations on the propulsion of lymph
through the mesenteric lymphatic vessels
of the living rat. Anat. Rec, 57:4 and
supplement, Nov., 1933, pp. 34S-SO.
(1500)
Changes in the number of cells within the
peritoneal fluid of the white rat, be-
tween birth and sexual maturity. Folia
Haematologica, 51:445-51. (2000)
WEBER, OSCAR FRIEDOLIN, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Education
See A. W. Clevenger.
WEINARD, FREDERICK FRANCIS, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Floricultural Physiol-
ogy
Articles:
Side lights on carnation culture. Flor.
Rev., 73:1893:23,24,94. (3200)
Report of the pathologist of the society of
American florists. Flor. Exch., 82:17:
24,26. (800)
With S. IV. Decker:
Experiments in the use of old soil in grow-
ing carnations and roses. 111. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Bui. 400. (9000)
WELKER, WILLIAM HENRY, A.C., Ph.D.
Professor of Physiological Chemistry and
Head of the Department
Articles:
With B. Z. Rappaport, T. Nelson, and H.
William :
The effect of air filtration in hay fever
and pollen asthma. J.A.M.A., 100:1385-
92. (4000)
WERNER, RAYMOND CLARENCE, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of History
Articles:
Diary of Grace Growden Galloway, kept
at Philadelphia, July i, to Sept. 30, 1779.
Penn. Mag. Hist. Biog., 58:152-89.
(19,000)
Reviews:
Joel Barlow, revolutionist, London, 1791-
1792, by V. C. Miller. J. Engl. Germ.
Phil., 33:151-52. (500)
WESTERGAARD, HARALD MALCOLM,
Ph.D., Dr.Ing., Dr.Techn., D.Sc, Professor
of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
Articles:
Stresses at a crack, size of the crack, and
the bending of reinforced concrete. J.
Amer. Concr. Inst., 5:2:93-102. (4000)
Earthquake-shock transmission in tall build-
ings. Engineering News-Rec, 3:22:654-
56. (3000)
A hydrostatic analogy for arch structures.
Ibid., 26:788-89. (1500)
Analytical tools for judging results of
structural tests of concrete pavements.
Public Roads, 14:10:185-88. (5000)
Graphostatics of stress functions. Trans.
Amer. Soc. Mech. Engrs., 56:3:141-49.
(10,000)
Water pressures on dams during earth-
quakes. Republished with discussion.
Trans. Amer. Soc. Civ. Engrs., 98:418-
33, 471-72- (10,000)
WHITLOCK, MARY CECILIA, A.M.
Associate in Home Economics
Articles:
Clothing construction. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Circ, 407. 140 pp.
WICKWIRE, GEORGE CHARLES, M.S.
Instructor in Physiology
See W. E. Burge.
WIEN, MAX SAMUEL, B.S., M.D.
Associate Professor of Dermatology
Articles:
IVifh Minnie O. Perlstein:
The use of extract of spleen in certain
dermatoses. Arch. Derm. Syph., 27:963-
68.
Intradermal treatment of lymphogranuloma
inguinale. Ibid., 28:42-43.
Onychogryphosis, report of an unusual
case. Ibid., 28:807-09.
Lymphogranuloma inguinale. Med. Rec,
139:6:288-91.
With M. R. Caro:
Traumatic epithelial cysts of the skin.
J.A.M.A., 102:197-99. (4000)
WILEY, CARROLL CARSON, B.S., C.E.
Associate Professor of Highway Engineering
Articles:
Estimating the economic value of proposed
highway expenditures. Proc. Amer. Soc.
Civ. Engrs., 60:3:393-99.
WILL, SAMUEL FREDERIC, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Romance Languages
Articles:
An unpublished letter of Du Bartas. Mod.
Lang. Notes, March, 1934, pp. 150-52.
(iioo)
Reviews:
The Todd memorial volumes, edited by J.
D. Fitz-gerald and Pauline Taylor. Mod.
Lang. J., Feb., 1934, PP. 3S8-59- (soo)
WILLARD, ARTHUR CUTTS, B.S., D.Eng.,
LL.D.
President
Publications of the Faculty
35
Articles:
With A. P. Kratz and M. K. Fahnestock:
The application of the eupatheoscope for
^^ measuring the performance of direct
â– ^ radiators and convectors in terms of
â– equivalent temperature. J. Amer. Soc.
Heat. Vent. Engrs., Section of Heating,
Piping, and Air Conditioning, 5:7:369-
75. (4000)
With A. P. Krats:
The residence cooling problem. Ref. Eng.,
.26:2:73-81,101. (7000)
WILLIAMS, LEWIS WARD, Ph.D.
Instructor in Education and Secretary of the
Appointments Committee
Articles:
Professional ethics. 111. Teacher, 22:7:199-
200. (1200)
WILLS, JOHN ELLIOT, M.S.
Assistant in Farm Management
See P. E. Johnston.
WILSON, WILBUR M., M.M.E., C.E.
Research Professor of Structural Engineer-
ing
Articles:
The bearing value of rollers. 111. Eng.
Exp. Sta. Bui. 263. 32 pp.
With George E. Jewett:
The flexural strength of short beams.
Amer. Ry. Engr. Assoc. Bui., 35:357:1-
10. (6000)
With Ralph W. Kluge:
The strength in bearing of webs of track
and segmental girders for rolling bascule
bridges. Ibid., 35:357= ii-35- (15.000)
WINAKOR, ARTHUR H., Ph.D., C.P.A.
Statistician, Bureaus of Business Research
and Institutional Research.
Articles:
Maintenance of working capital of indus-
trial corporations by conversion of fixed
assets. 111. Bur. Bus. Res. Bui. 49.
(20,000)
With Daniel Borih:
Documentation in accounting literature.
Acct. Rev., 9:1:60-68. (5400)
WOODDELL, JOHN FRANK, M.S.
Associate in Mechanical Engineering
Books:
With C. E. Schubert and A. D. Wright:
Foundry practice. McKnight and Mc-
Knight, Bloomington, 111., 1934. too pp.
WOODROW, HERBERT, Ph.D.
Professor of Psychology and Head of the
Department
Articles:
The temporal indifference interval deter-
mined by the method of mean error.
J. Exp. Psych., 17:2:167-88. (10,000)
Weight-discrimination with a varying stan-
dard. Ibid., 45:3:391-416. (12,500)
Errors in weight discrimination with a
varying standard and their significance
for the theory of comparison. Psych.
Bui., 30:8:576. (150)
Articles (continued)
The effect of change in difficulty at differ-
ent levels of performance. Ibid., 30:11:
657-58. (300)
WOODRUFF, SYBIL, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Foods
Articles:
Recent changes in food habits. Trans. 111.
Acad. Sci., 25:4:74. (400)
With Lucille R. Webber:
A photomicrographic study of gelatinized
wheat starch. J. Agr. Res., 46:12:1099-
1108. (800)
With Harriet T. Barto and Julia P. Out-
house:
Low-cost diets for emergency use. 111. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Circ. 406. 12 pp. (4000)
WOODWARD, HELEN, M.S.
Research Assistant in Pediatrics
See M. B. Visscher.
WRIGHT, AMOS DAVID
Instructor in Mechanical Engineering
See C. E. Schubert and J. F. WooddelL
WRIGHT, IVAN, Ph.D.
Professor of Economics
Articles:
History of money — gold as a standard.
Bui. Nat. Prog. League. (6000)
Substitutes for the gold standard. Ibid.
(6000)
The abandonment of the gold standard.
Ibid. (6000)
Economic conditions and the outlook. Bui.
Tel., Nov., 1933, pp. 11-12. (3000)
Do corporations want to increase their
business? LaSalle Street Cashier, Jan.,
1934. (1500)
Chicago as a financial center. Chicago J.
Com., Jan. 2, 1934. (2000)
Reviews:
Detroit money market, by G. W. Wood-
worth. J. Bus. (Univ. of Chicago), July,
1933- (400)
Banker's gold, by E. L. Smith. Ibid., July,
1933- (400)
WRIGHT, LESLIE, M.S.
Assistant in Farm Management
See P. E. Johnston.
YOUNG, EVERETT GILLHAM, M.S., M.E.
Research Professor of Railway Mechanical
Engineering
Articles:
A study of the locomotive front end, in-
cluding tests of a front-end model. 111.
Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 256.
The development of the American railway
passenger car. Ry. Locom. Hist. Soc.
Bui., 32:44-64. (6000)
With E. C. Schmidt:
Railway research at the University of Illi-
nois. Special pub., Amer. Soc. Mech.
Engrs., pp. 65-78. (7500)
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YOUNG, PAUL THOMAS, Ph.D.
Professor of Psychology
Books:
Motivation of human and animal behavior;
a guide for students of psychology.
Edwards Bros., Ann Arbor, Mich., 1933.
200 pp., 78 figs.
Articles:
Memory for pleasant, unpleasant, and in-
different pairs of words. J. Exp. Psych.,
16:3:454-55. (500)
The mechanism of organic set. Psych.
Bui., 30:8:587-88. (200)
An analysis of "drive." Ibid., 30:9:657.
(200)
With R. K. Compton:
A study of organic set: immediate repro-
duction of spatial patterns presented by
successive points to different senses.
Ibid., 16:6:775-97. (7000)
Reviews:
The psychology of pleasantness and un-
pleasantness, by J. G. Beebe-Center.
Amer. J. Psych., 46:2:343-46. (2000)
ZECHEL, GUSTAV LEOPOLD, M.D.
Associate in Surgery and in Anatomy
Articles:
Observations on the follicular cycle and
on the presence of the macrothyrocyte
in the human thyroid. Anat. Rec, 56:
2:119-30. (2000)
ZIMMERMANN, ARNOLD ALBERT, B.S.,
D.Sc.
Associate Professor of Anatomy
Articles:
A rare cardiac anomaly of a human fetus.
Anat. Rec, 58: 3:245-48. (500)
With E. L. Armstrong and R. E. S common:
The change in position of the eyeballs dur-
ing fetal life. Ibid., 59:1 and Supple-
ment, April, 1934, pp. 109-34. (2000)
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May I, 1934— April 30, 1935
Published by the University of Illinois
Under the Auspices of the Graduate School
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BOOKS, ARTICLES, AND REVIEWS PUBLISHED BY THE FACULTY
OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
May 1, 1934— April 30, 1935
NOTE: The following list of publications, consisting of (i) books, (2) articles,
and (3) reviews, written by members of the instructional staff of the University,
and published during the year ended April 30, 1935, was compiled from lists sup-
plied by the individual members. The academic titles indicate positions for 1935-36
except those of persons no longer on the staff. An article by two or more persons
of unequal academic rank is usually listed under the name of the one having the
superior rank, cross-references being inserted under the names of the others.
Numbers in parentheses are approximate numbers of words.
ADAMS, ROGER, Ph.D., D.Sc.
Professor of Organic Chemistry and Head
of the Department of Chemistry
Articles:
With S. L. Chien:
Stereochemistry of diphenyls. XXXV. The
effect of 3' substituents on the rate of
racemization of 2-nitro-6-carboxy-2'-meth-
oxydiphenyl. J.A.C.S., 56:1787-92. (2500)
With Chin Chang:
Stereochemistry of diphenyls. XXXVI. Prep-
aration and resolution of certain substi-
tuted dipyrrylbenzenes. Ibid., 56:2089-92.
(2000)
With A. E. Knauf and P. R. Shildneck:
Stereochemistry of diphenyls. XXXVII. The
resolution of certain substituted diphenyl-
benzenes. Ibid., 56:2109-11. (1500)
With N. E. Searle:
Stereochemistry of diphenyls. XXXVIII.
Resolution of 2,2'-dibromo-4,4'-dicarboxydi-
phenyl. Ibid., 56:2112-13. (1000)
With W. E. Hanford and Poe Liang:
The constitution of vasicine. Ibid., 56:2780-
83. (1800)
With Q. R. Barts and R. F. Miller:
The introduction of isobutyl groups into
phenols, cresols, and homologous com-
pounds. Ibid., 57:371-76. (2800)
ADAMSTONE, frank BOLTON, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Zoology
Articles:
The effects of vitamin E deficiency on the
testis of the male fowl. /. Morph., 56:
2:339-59- (5000)
A possible relation of vitamin E to unre-
stricted cell division. Science, 80:2081:
450. (250)
With L. E. Card:
A study of the spermatozoon of the fowl
with particular reference to osmiophilic
bodies in the sperm head. /. Morph., 56:
2:325-37- (4000)
ALEXOPOULOS, CONSTANTINE JOHN,
Ph.D., Instructor in Botany
Articles:
Gloeosporium leaf spot, a serious disease of
orchids. Phytopath., 25:435-37. (400)
With I. Drttmmond :
Resistance of fungous spores to low tempera-
tures. Trans. III. Acad. Sci., 26:63. (300)
ALLEN, CHARLES LAUREL, A.M.
Associate Professor of Journalism
Articles:
What you can do to meet mail order com-
petition. Nat. Ed. Assoc. Bui., 15:6:8.
(2200)
Bookkeeping, cost finding systems are now
available. Ibid., 15:6:14. (475)
Code violation adjustment work well under
way for industries A2 and A5. Ibid., 15:
6:15. (3000)
Get ready for cost finding. Ibid., 15:7:15.
(3000)
Good news. A simple cost finding system.
Ibid., 15:8:7. (2000)
Do you read comics first? Annie, Popeye
are favorites. Ibid., 15:9:8. (700)
Easy to do. Ibid., 15:9:21. (1000)
Eighty minutes produce month's hour costs
of print shop. Ibid., 15:10:24. (1000)
Putting a plan into plant replacement. Ibid.,
15:11:17. (1500)
Cost facts. Ibid., 15:12:36. (1000)
Weekly beats dailies on election returns.
Nat. Printer lourn., 52:12:17. (1200)
Meeting mail competition. Ibid., 52:12:50.
(2200)
National code authority issues o£Scial regula-
tions on determination of costs. Pub.
Aux., 70:14:1. (1000)
Compliance process step by step. Joint Nat.
Code Authority Bui., 95. (900)
How to handle complaints against respond-
ents under other jurisdictions. Ibid., 105.
(250)
Suggestions in regard to the holding of
formal hearings concerning fair trade
practice complaints. Ibid., 165. (800)
Summary of fair trade practice complaints
settled. Ibid., 175. (4000)
Check on assessments and number of em-
ployees at fair trade practice hearings.
Ibid., 185. (200)
Suggestion for obtaining cooperation from
county boards. Ibid., 197. (400)
Summaries of additional compliance cases.
Ibid., 200. (1000)
In regard to printing agents. Ibid., 211. (260)
Guide of fair value for can labels. Ibid., 212.
(200)
Wording of price determination schedule.
Ibid., 214. (300)
NRA legal opinion on state and federal insti-
tutions. Ibid., 215. (300)
[3]
University of Illinois
Allen, C. L. — Articles (continued)
Use of courts in compliance work. Ibid., 221.
(200)
Cooperative council for Mississippi code
authorities. Ibid., 229. (400)
Handling complaints by other code authori-
ties. Ibid., 239. (400)
Wholesalers distributing printed matter. Ibid.,
240. (200)
Kentucky governor's proclamation in regard
to state institutions complying with the
NIRA. Ibid., 243. (200 + quoted proc-
lamation)
Declaration "Of Sufficient Scope." Ibid.,
247. (200)
Reviews:
Tips to country correspondents. Journ. Qt.,
12:1:105. (150)
Survey by the Northwest Daily Press Asso-
ciation. Ibid., 12:1:107. (150)
ALLEN, HARRY KENNETH, M.S.
Assistant in Economics
Articles:
Municipal finance in 1934. Atner. Year Book,
pp. 193-200. (5000)
The relative merits of township and non-
township government. ///. /. Com., 17:1:
8-10. (4000)
Diversion of gasoline tax revenue. Tax
Magazine, i4:4:203ff. (5000)
ALMY, GERALD MARKS, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Physics
Articles:
With M. C. Watson:
The band spectrum of ionized aluminum
hydride. Phys. Rev., 45:871-76. (3500)
AMBROSIUS, EDGAR ELMER, M.S.
Associate in Mechanical Engineering
Articles:
With J. C. Reed and H. F. Irving:
Study of the flow of water through a glass
pipe. Proc. A.S.M.E. (hydraulics and
aerodynamics sections), June, 1934. (4000)
ANDERSON, CHESTER REED, A.M.
Assistant Professor of English
Articles:
Collection system and series. 7th An. Conf.
Rpt. Assoc. Credit Bureaus of III., May,
1934. (6100)
Writing application letters. Daily Illini,
May 3, 1934. (1800)
Letters that get interviews. Technograph,
Feb., 1935- (850)
Answering the inquiry. Canada Poultryman,
July, 1934. Chanticleer, June, 1934. (950)
ANDERSON, HARRY WARREN, Ph.D.
Professor of Pomological Pathology
Articles:
Black stele root rot of strawberry. (Ab-
stract). Phytopath., 25:5.
Some problems in vegetable pathology. Trans.
III. Hort. Soc, 68:374-86.
Apple measles and frog eye leaf spot. Ibid.,
68:424-33.
With A. S. Colby and W. P. Flint:
Bramble fruits. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 427.
Part II.
With W. A. Ruth and W. P. Flint:
The season of 1934. Trans. III. Hort. Soc,
68:45-53.
Articles (continued)
With K. J. Kadow:
The value of zinc sulfate as a peach spray
ingredient. (Abstract). Phytopath., 25:22.
The role of zinc sulfate in peach sprays.
///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 414:207-55.
ANDREWS, ANDREW IRVING, Ph.D.
Professor of Ceramic Engineering
Books:
Enamels. Twin City Printing Co., Cham-
paign, 1935. 392 pp.
Articles:
Microscopic observations of the appearance
of enamels during firing and reboiling.
Bui. Amer. Cer. Soc, 14:1. (800)
With E. E. Howe:
The effect of fluorides on the properties of
white sheet-iron enamels. /. Amer. Cer.
Soc, 17:10. (1600)
With E. G. Porst:
Effect of water hardness on vitreous enamel
suspensions. Ibid., 17:10. (3000)
With R. E. Mullady:
Further data on reboiling of sheet-iron
ground-coat enamels. Ibid., 17:11. (1825)
ANDREWS, JAMES BURTON, M.S.
Associate in Farm Management
See P. E. Johnston.
ARMSTRONG, GRACE BESSELENE, A.M.
Assistant Professor of Foods and Nutrition
Extension
See F. W. Tanner.
ARNDT, CHRISTIAN OTTOMAR, A.M.,
M.S.
Instructor in Education and Head of the
Department of Foreign Languages in the
University High School
Articles:
Thought questions. High School Teacher,
11:2:57-58. (800)
ARNOLD, LLOYD, A.M., M.D.
Professor of Bacteriology and Public Health
Articles:
A new mechanism of defense against bacteria
through the use of certain foods. Amer.
J. Pub. Health, 24:8:854. (1200)
Commensal and parasitic Entameba histoly-
tica infestation. Amer. J. Digestive D%s-
eases and Nutrition, 1:6:351. (2000)
With Emil Weiss:
The specificity of the complement fixation
test for amebiasis. Ibid., 1:8:548. (3500)
Complement fixation test for amebiasis. Ibid.,
1:4:231. (2000)
With Arthur Hanszen:
The bactericidal power of the stomach and
some factors which influence it. Ibid., i:
10:725. (1000)
With H. E. McDanicls:
Darkfield diagnosis of infectious syphilis.
///. Med. J., Dec, 1934. (800)
Practical method for public health laboratory
diagnosis of infectious syphilis. Amer. J.
Pub. Health, 24:5:452. (500)
With Lars Gulbrandsen:
Treatment of chronic typhoid carriers. III.
Med. J., March, 1935. (800)
Publications of the Faculty
ARON, ALBERT WILLIAM, Ph.D.
Professor of German and Head of the De-
partment
Books:
With Flora Ross and Ada Esther Ross:
Ich lerne Deutsch. Harpers, N. Y. and
London, 1935. xlii + 466 pp.
ASHBY, ROBERT CHILDERS, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Livestock Marketing
Articles:
Necessity demands concerted action. Nat.
Livestock Prod., 12:10:4. (2400)
Problems in livestock marketing. U. S.
Livestock News, 1:4:8-9. (3000)
Moving meat animals by freight from farms
to packers. Nat. Livestock Prod., 13:2:
6,15. (2300)
Freight rates and tariffs aflfect livestock
marketing. Coop. Shipper, 14:12:10-11.
(38s)
Local livestock markets in relation to corn-
belt hog marketing. III. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Bui. 408:437-624. (90,000)
Two sets of hog markets. Nat. Livestock
Prod., 13:5:7- (1560)
Local livestock markets. U. S. Livestock
News, 1:11:7,9. (3200)
Country buying brings complex and intricate
problem. Neb. Union Farmer, 21:21:9.
(1900)
Local livestock markets in relation to corn-
belt hog marketing. Amer. Hampshire
Herdsman, 10:3:8,9. (2300)
Country markets are proving wasteful. U. S.
Livestock News, 1:12:7. (1200)
Reduce marketing costs and receive more for
livestock. Chicago Daily Drovers J., 65:2.
(1000)
Obstacles to fair livestock prices. Nat. Live-
stock Prod., 13:7:9. (1900)
Bargaining power now possible. Neb. Union
Farmer, 21:24:9. (500)
Marketing and distribution. Proc. U. S
Livestock Assoc, Feb., 1935, pp. 11-15
(4500)
Opportunity knocks at the stockman's door
Livestock Markets, 45:4:5. (1000)
Important conditions affecting our livestock
markets. An. Rpt. Neb. Bd. Agr., 1934, pp
524-29. (2500)
AUDRIETH, LUDWIG FREDERICK, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Books:
Laboratory exercises for Chemistry 7. Ur-
bana, 1935. 40 pp.
With M. J. Copley:
Laboratory exercises for Chemistry 4. Ur-
bana. 1935. 50 pp.
Articles:
Hydrazoic acid and its inorganic derivatives.
Chem. Rev., 15:169-224. (1800)
Uber die Herstellung seltener Erdmetalle
durch thermische Zersetzung ihrer Amal-
game. Metallwirtschaft, 14:3-5. (1600)
See also B. S. Hopkins.
BABBITT, HAROLD EATON, M.S.
Professor of Sanitary Engineering
Books:
The mechanical aeration of sewage by Shef-
field paddles and by an aspirator. ///. Eng.
Exp. Sta. Bui. 268. (20,000)
Articles:
Research in sewage treatment. Munic. Sani-
tation, 5:409. (3000)
Disposal of garbage with sewage sludge.
Sewage Works J., 6:6:1103-08. (2000)
BACHEM, ALBERT, Ph.D.
Professor of Biophysics
Articles:
Evolution in the inorganic world. Arch.
Phys. Ther., 14:709-16. (4975)
Ultraviolet in dentistry. /. Amer. Dent.
Assoc, 21:302-12. (5500)
BADGER, ALFRED EARL, M.S.
Research Associate in Ceramic Engineering
Articles:
With V. C. Fugman and H. J. Vormelker:
Heat balance of a glass tank. Glass Industry,
16:1:5-10. (4000)
See also C. W. Parmelee.
BAILAR, JOHN CHRISTIAN, JR., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Books:
Laboratory assignments for Chemistry 2.
(2d ed.). Edwards Brothers, Ann Arbor,
Mich., 1934. 40 pp.
BAILY, HENRY HEATON, A.M., C.P.A.
Associate Professor of Accountancy
Articles:
Retiring railroad bonds. Chicago J. Com.,
June 28 (p. 6) and 29 (p. 8), 1934. (5400)
BAKER, FRANK COLLINS, B.S.
Curator, Museum of Natural History
Articles:
The molluscan fauna of the great valleys of
Illinois. Trans. III. Acad. Set., 26: 129.
(160)
A new mammoth record for Illinois. Science,
80:118. (260)
New Lymnaeidae from the United States and
Canada. I. California, Oregon, and other
western states. Nautilus, 48: 17-20. (1250)
A new species of Gyraulus from Canada.
Can. Field Nat., 48:135. (475)
Mollusca from Turkey Run, Indiana. Nau-
tilus, 48:105-06. (230)
BALDUF, WALTER VALENTINE, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Entomology
Articles:
The taxonomic value of ovipositors in some
Empoasca species (Homoptera Cicadel-
lidae). Attn. Ent. Soc. Amer., 27:2:293-
310. (6500)
BALDWIN, EDWARD CHAUNCEY, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Articles:
Milton and Phineas Fletcher. /. Engl. Germ.
Philol., 33:4:544-46. (600)
BARLOW, REUEL RICHARD, A.M.
Associate Professor of Journalism
Articles:
Research man says New Deal news mostly
unbiased. Ed. and Pub., 67:41:29. (2000)
Reviews:
The copyreader's workshop, by Harrington
and Woolseley. Journ. Qt., 11:330. (soo)
University of Illinois
BARTLETT, JAMES HOLLEY. JR., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Theoretical Physics
Articles:
Negative protons in the nucleus? Phys. Rev.,
46:435. (600)
With J. J. Gibbons:
Magnetic moment of the K'* nucleus. Ibid.,
47:692-94. (2100)
With J. J. Gibbons and C. G. Dunn:
The normal helium atom. Ibid., 47:679-80.
(1600)
With W. E. Shoupp and C. G. Dunn:
Magnetic moment of the Na'^ nucleus. Ibid.,
47:705-06. (650)
BARTLETT, ROLAND WILLEY, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Agricultural
Economics
Articles:
Questions and answers on milk marketing
problems. San. Milk Bui., St. Louis, 5:1:8.
(3S0)
Questions and answers on milk marketing
problems. Ibid., 5:2:5. (300)
(a) Condensery prices for the St. Louis ter-
ritory during the past twenty-five years as
compared with the whole-milk price in the
St. Louis territory, (b) Daily per capita
consumption of milk in the 14 major cities
in the United States, May, 1934. Ibid.,
5:4:4.5.7. (100)
Preliminary results of a study of the St.
Louis milk market. Ibid., 5:6:6,13. (350)
Pittsburgh market votes base and surplus
plan back. Ibid., 5:7:4. (125)
A study of the St. Louis milkshed. Dairy
Manufactures Short Course Manual, Univ.
of 111. Dept. of Dairy Husb., Jan., 1935.
(1400)
(a) St. Louis among 14 major cities in
consumption of milk, (b) A twenty-six
years' comparison of condensery and
whole-milk prices graphically illustrated.
St. Louis Milk Market Rev., 1:5:5,8,9.
(too)
(a) Wholesale prices of butter influence
values of milk, (b) United States prices
for farm foods and St. Louis fluid milk
prices, (c) Cattle prices and numbers of
cattle, (d) Price of 92-score butter at Chi-
cago and indexes of payrolls, 1919-1935.
Ibid., 1:6:7,8,11,12. (800)
Purchasing power of Illinois factory payrolls
greater than for United States. Ibid.,
1:8:5. (800)
Farmers waste $150,000 year hauling costs.
Ibid., 1:9:7. (sso)
Purchasing power of Illinois factory workers
increases more than farmers. Ibid., 1:10.
(2000)
Low average incomes, high temperatures
minimize St. Louis milk consumption
(graphic illustration). Ibid., 1:11:4,5.
(1900)
(a) Chart showing condensery price of milk
in St. Louis territory during past 25 years
as compared with whole milk price in the
St. Louis territory, (b) Daily per capita
consumption of milk in 14 major cities in
the United States, May, 1934. Dairymen's
J., 21:6:4,5,7.
Illinois farm prices, Dec, 1934, and Jan.,
1935. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., Dept. Agr.
Econ., mimeo. (600)
Constructive competition vs. monopoly and
destructive competition in the farm pro-
Articles (continued)
duction and marketing of milk. Ibid.,
(3200)
St. Louis milk problems with suggested
solutions. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta. But. 412.
84 pp.
(a) Low consumption in St. Louis area costs
producers $1,400,000 a year, (b) Surveys
show way to greater milk industry in St.
Louis area, (c) Sanitary milk producers
credited with St. Louis market improve-
ment, (d) Producers' incomes should in-
crease in next few years, expert predicts,
(e) St. Louis dealers' weighted gross mar-
gins was 5.41 cents a quart in 1934.
Dairymen's J., 22:1:10,11,12,13,15. (sooo)
Problems in fluid milk industry. Hoard's
Dairyman, 80:6:139,148,153. (4000)
With M. J. Prucha and E. H. Tracy:
Memorandum prepared to assist in the draft-
ing of a sanitary code for the State of
Illinois. Univ. of 111. Coll. of Agr., Nov.,
1934-
BARTO, HARRIET THOMPSON, A.M.
Assistant Professor of Dietetics
Articles:
Sane reducing diets and how to plan them.
///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 433:1-12. (4000)
A class problem in planning low cost
dietaries. Practical Home Econ., 12:285.
(750)
BAUER, FREDERICK CHARLES, Ph.D.
Professor of Soil Fertility
Articles:
Crop yields from Illinois soil experiment
fields in 1933. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui,
402:39-92. (15,000)
Response of Illinois soils to limestone. Ibid.,
405:303-63- (20,000)
BAYLEY, WILLIAM SHIRLEY, Ph.D.
Professor of Geology, Emeritus
Reviews:
The determination of the feldspars in thin
sections, by K. Chudoba. Trans, by W. R.
Kennedy. Econ. Geol., 29:4:406. (190)
Dip and strike problems, by K. W. Earle.
Ibid., 29:5:503. (150)
Les ressources minerales de la France
d'outre-mer. II. Le fer, le manganese, le
chrome, etc., by G. Betier, F. Blondel, and
others. Ibid., 29:5:506. (650)
Metamorphism: a study of the transforma-
tions of rock masses, by Alf Marker.
Ibid., 29:5:507. (150)
The sky determines: an interpretation of the
Southwest, by Ross Calvin. Ibid., 29:6:
608. (275)
Tertiary faunas. Vol. II. The sequence of
Teritary faunas, by A. M. Davies. Ibid.,
29:6:608. (275)
Die Bodenschatze des Staates Minas Geraes
(Brazilien), by Dr. B. von Freyberg.
Ibid., 29:7:706. (575)
Angewandte Geophysik fiir Bergleute und
Geologen, by H. Reich. Teil II. Ibid.,
29:7:707. (150)
Prospecting for gold and silver, by E. M.
Savage, Ibid., 30:1:97. (360)
The Dinosaurs: a short history of a great
group of extinct reptiles, by W. E.
Swinton. Ibid., 30:1:97. (260)
Publications of the Faculty
Articles (continued)
Grundziige der Geologie und Lagerstatten-
kunde Chiles, by Dr. J. Briiggen. Ibid.,
30:2:197. (650)
BEARD. JOSEPH HOWARD, A.M., M.D.
Professor of Hygiene, Head of the Depart-
ment of Health Service, and University
Health Officer
Articles:
The teacher's part in promoting the school
child's health. Sell, and Soc, 40:1041:
753-58. (3000)
Health hints for preachers. Zion's Herald,
112:41:971. (1500)
Reviews:
An introduction to sex education, by Wini-
fred V. Richmond. Daily Illini, Oct. 21,
1934, p. 10. (500)
BENNER, THOMAS ELIOT. Ed.D.
Professor of Education and Dean of the
College of Education
Articles:
With others:
The subject-matter preparation of secondary
school teachers — a committee report of
progress. North Central Assoc. Qt,, 9:4:
396-402. (3000)
BERDAHL. CLARENCE ARTHUR, Ph.D.
Professor of Political Science and Chairman
of the Division of Social Sciences
Reviews:
Lord Riddell's intimate diary of the peace
conference and after. Amer. Pol. Sci.
Rev., 28:3:527-29. (750)
American consultation in world affairs for
the preservation of peace, by Russell M.
Cooper. Ibid., 29:1:142-43. (750)
The new internationalism, by Clark Foreman.
Ibid., 29:1:162-63. (400)
BERMAN, EDWARD, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Economics
Reviews:
The theory of wages, by Paul H. Douglas.
Ann. Amer. Acad. Pol. and Soc. Sci.,
174:182-83. (1000)
Cases on labor law, by J. M. Landis. ///.
Law Rev., 29:6:829-30. (1000)
Miners and management, by Mary Van
Kleeck. Amer. Econ. Rev., 24:3:518-20.
(800)
BERNBAUM, ERNEST, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Articles:
Recent works on prose fiction before 1800.
Mod. Lang. Notes, 49:523-34- (47So)
Reviews:
William White — Poeta Laureatus, by August
Bitter. /. Engl. Germ. Philol., 33:125.
(200)
Wordsworth and Reed: the poet's corre-
spondence with his American editor (1836-
1850) and Henry Reed's account of his
reception at Rydal Mount, London, and
elsewhere in 1854, by Leslie Nathan
Broughton. Ibid., 33:125-26. (275)
Legends of Angria, by Fannie E. Ratchford
and W. C. Devane. Ibid., 33:126-27. (300)
BETTY, BERNARD BREAST, M.S.
Special Research Assistant in Engineering
Materials
See H. F. Moore.
BLAIR. JOSEPH CULLEN, D.Sc.
Professor of Horticulture and Head of the
Department
Articles:
Equipment for research and teaching. Trans.
III. Hort. Soc, 1934. (600)
Our twenty-fifth anniversary. "Utas" News
Letter, 1935. (3500)
BLANCHARD, WILLIAM OSCAR, Ph.D.
Professor of Geography
Articles:
Ten points of emphasis in the geography of
Illinois. Trans. III. Acad. Set., 27:101-02.
(1000)
BLAYNEY, JAMES ROY. D.D.S., M.S.
Professor of Dental Pathology and Thera-
peutics, Head of the Department, and
Associate ])irector of the Infirmary
See H. G. Poncher.
BLOOM, MARGARET, Ph.D.
Instructor in English
Articles:
Eggleston's notes on Hoosier dialect. Amer.
Speech, 9:4:319-20. (900)
BOGART, ERNEST LUDLOW, Ph.D.
Professor of Economics and Head of the
Department
Books:
Economic history of the American people.
(2d ed.). Longmans, Green and Co.,
N. Y., 1935. xii -f 891 pp.
Books edited:
Public finance, by E. D. Fagan and C. W.
Macy. Longmans Economics Series, N. Y.,
1934. xii -t- 961 pp.
Reviews:
America's capacity to produce, by Edwin G.
Nourse and associates. Miss Vail. Hist.
Rev., March, 1935. (500)
Foreign bonds: an autopsy, by M. Winkler.
Amer. Econ. Rev., Sept., 1934. (350)
BOYD, ANNE MORRIS, B.L.S.
Assistant Professor of Library Science
Articles:
Library service for public officials. ///. Libra-
ries, 16:4:79-86. (5000)
BRAHANA, HENRY ROY, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Mathematics
Articles:
On the metabelian groups which contain a
given group H as a maximal invariant
Abelian subgroup. Amer. J. Math., 56:
490-510. (12,000)
Metabelian groups of order />» + " with com-
mutator subgroups of order /"". Trans.
Amer. Math. Soc, 36:776-92. (9000)
BRAY, ROGER HAMMOND, M.S.
Assistant Chief in Soil Survey Analysis
Articles:
Obtaining uniform maturity with soil tests.
Canning Age, Oct., 1934, pp. 483-85-
(3400)
The origin of horizons in claypan soils.
Amer. Soil Surv. Assoc. Bui. 16:70-75.
(3900)
University of Illinois
BREDLAU, ERNEST A., M.D.
Associate in Laryngology, Rhinology, and
Otology
Articles:
Recurrent basal cell carcinoma of the nasal
septum histogenesis of so-called cylin-
dromas. Arch. Otolar., 20:382-89. (3000)
BRODERICK, EDWIN LAURENCE, M.S.
Research Assistant in Mechanical
Engineering
See A. P. Kratz.
BRONSTEIN, I. PAT, B.S.. M.D.
Associate in Pediatrics
Articles:
With Margaret E. Millikan:
Hypothyroidism and cretinism in childhood.
II. Capillary permeability. /. Pediatrics,
4:5:648-53. (1500)
See also A. W. Brown.
BROWN, ANDREW WILSON, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Criminology, Social
Hygiene, and Medical Jurisprudence
Articles:
With I. P. Bronstcin:
Hypothyroidism and cretinism in childhood.
Amer. J. Orthopsych., 4:3:413-20. (2000)
BROWN, FRANK ARTHUR, JR., Ph.D.
Instructor in Zoology
Articles:
The chemical nature of the pigments and the
transformations responsible for color
changes in Palaemonetes. Biol. Bui., 67:
3:365-80. (5400)
With M. Copcland:
Modification of behavior in Nereis virens.
Ibid., 67:3:356-64. (3600)
With G. H. Parker and J. M. Odiorne:
The relation of the eyes to chromatophoral
activities. Proc. Amer. Acad. Arts and
Sci., 69:12:439-62. (10,400)
BROWN, HUGH ALEXANDER, M.S., E.E.
Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering
See J. T. Tykociner.
BROWN, REX LENOI, M.S.
Research Associate in Theoretical and
Applied Mechanics
See F. E. Richart.
BROWNE, WILLIAM HARCOURT, B.S.,
M.D., Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and
Gynecology
Articles:
The use of follutein in dysmenorrhea. Amer.
J. Obstet. Gyn., 29:1:113. (2000)
BUCHHOLZ, JOHN THEODORE, Ph.D.
Professor of Botany
Articles:
With A. F. Blakcslee and L. F. Williams:
Conditions of pollen-tube growth found in
pollinations between ten species of Datura.
Rec. Gen. Sac. Amer., 3:35-36. (400)
With A. F. Blakcslee and A. G. Avery:
Pollen-tube growth in a translocation of the
1.2 chromosome in Datura. Proc. Nat.
Acad. Sci., 21:208-13. (2700)
BULL, SLEETER, M.S.
Associate Professor of Meats
Articles:
Hints for livestock feeders. Report on Reg-
istered Commercial Feedingstuffs, 111. Dept.
Agr., 1934, pp. 15-18. (2500)
Delayed bleeding is one of the causes of
dark-cutting beef. Nat. Provisioner, 91:15.
(1500)
What causes yellow in beef fat? Ibid., 92:1.
(1500)
HURGE, WILLIAM EDWARD, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Physiology and Acting
Head of the Department
Articles:
With G. C. Wickwire:
A study of irritability in the plant. Amer. J.
Bot., 21:10. (350)
Further study of "Frenching" in orange
trees. Ibid., 21:10. (400)
The effect of daylight and darkness and the
performance of physical work on the irri-
tability and physical strength of the plant
Mimosa. Amer. J. Physiol., 113. (300)
A comparison of the rate of disintegration
of nucleated and non-nucleated red blood
cells, or red cells from anemic and normal
animals, and the effect of copper. Ibid.
(3S0)
The effect of the performance of physical
work on the susceptibility to fatigue and
on the working capacity of the plant
Mimosa. Science, 82. (1900)
Daily variation in the sensitivity of Mimosa,
with special reference to the action of
light. Bot. Gaz., 97. (2800)
With O. S. Orth, H. W. Neild, J. Ash, and
R. Krouse:
The mechanism of pathological calcification.
Arch. Path., 20. (3000)
With O. S. Orth:
A comparison of the catalytic activity of the
inorganic constituents or ash of different
organs of the human. Amer. J. Physiol.,
113:1. (400)
BURLISON, WILLIAM LEONIDAS, Ph.D..
D.Agr., Professor of Crop Production and
Head of the Department of Agronomy
Articles:
With C. L. Stewart, R. C. Ross, and
O. L. Whalin:
Production and marketing of redtop. /'/.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 404:231-99. (20,000)
With A. L. Lang:
The soybean is here to stay. Better Crops
with Plant Food, April-May, i93S- (2200)
BYERLEY, JACOB ROY, M.S.
Teacher in the University High School
See F. W. Tanner.
CALLEN, ALFRED COPELAND, M.S., E.M.
Professor of Mining Engineering and Head
of the Department of Mining and Metal-
lurgical Engineering
Articles:
Desirable investigations in the use of Illinois
coals for domestic purposes. Contrib. id.
An. Min. Ind. Conf., III. Geol. Surv.,
1934, pp. 139-44- (3^00)
Analysis, composition, and types of coal.
Coal-Heat, 26:2:16,18,20. (3000)
Publications of the Faculty
CAMERON, EDWARD HERBERT, Ph.D.
Professor of Education and Director of the
Summer Session
Reviews:
Education and emergent man, by W. C.
Bagley. /. Educ. Res., 28:8:626-28.
(1500)
CANTER, HOWARD VERNON, Ph.D.
Professor of Classics
Books:
With W. A. Oldfather and B. E. Perry:
Index Apuleianus. Amer. Philol. Assoc.
Monog. 3, Middletown, Conn., 1934-
liv + 490 pp.
Articles:
Roman remains in southern France. Class.
J; 30:5-18. (6000)
Reviews:
Plauti Mercator, by P. J. Enk. Class. J.,
29:705-08. (950)
Plauti Menaechmi, by Nicholas Mosely and
Mason Hammond. Ihid., 30:175-76. (350)
Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome.
XI. Ibid., 30:498-501. (looo)
CARD, LESLIE ELLSWORTH, Ph.D.
Professor of Poultry Husbandry
See Elmer Roberts.
CARNAHAN, DAVID HOBART, Ph.D.
Professor of Romance Languages and Head
of the Department
Books:
With A. G. Bovee:
New French review grammar. (Rev. ed.).
D. C. Heath and Co., Boston, 1935. xi +
222 pp.
CARO, MARCUS RAYNER, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Dermatology
Articles:
With Dr. E. P. Zeislcr:
Necrobiosis lipoidica diabeticorum. Arch.
Derm. Syph., 30:796.
CARTER, HERBERT EDMUND, Ph.D.
Associate in Chemistry
Articles:
The metabolism of norleucine, isoleucine,
and valine. I. Synthesis of some phenyl
derivatives. /. Biol. Chem., 108:619-32.
(4500)
CASBERG, CARL HERBERT, B.S., M.E.
Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Articles:
Laboratory procedure in teaching machine
production. /. Eng. Educ, 25:6:419-25.
(4000)
CASE, HAROLD CLAYTON M., Ph.D.
Professor of Agricultural Economics and
Head of the Department
Articles:
Farm debt adjustments. /. Farm Econ., 17:
2:290-306. (5500)
Farm debt adjustments. Proc. West. Farm
Econ. Assoc, June, 1934- (3150)
Value of Illinois farm land. /. Amer. Instit.
Real Estate Appraisers, 2:4:336-41.
With K. H. Myers:
Types of farming in Illinois. ///. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Bui. 403. (31,000)
CHANLER, JOSEPHINE HUGHES, Ph.D.
Assistant in Mathematics
Articles:
Poristic double binary forms. Amer. J.
Math., 56:4:529-46. (6200)
See also A. B. Coble.
CLARK, ALFRED, M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry
See W. H. Rodebush.
CLARK, GEORGE LINDENBERG, Ph.D.
Professor of Chemistry
Articles:
The principles of crystal growth. Symposia
on Quantitative Biology (Biol. Lab., Cold
Spring Harbor), 2:6-14. (3000)
The macromolecule and the micelle as struc-
tural units in biological materials with
special reference to cellulose. Ibid., 2:
28-38. (4000)
The effects of X-radiation on cell structure
and growth — a general survey of radiology.
Ibid., 2:249-63. The Collecting Net (Ma-
rine Biol. Lab., Woods Hole), 9:165-74;
208-10. (6000)
X-ray research in the glass industry. Cer.
Ind., 23:6:324-25. (750)
X-ray is answering the question "what is
glass." Ibid., 24:1:34-38. (1500)
X-rays — what should we know about them?
Elec Eng., 54:1:3-14. Monograph, Science
Series for Engineers, pp. 85-96. (6000)
The contributions to radiology of Professor
William Duane. Radiology, 24:4:499-500.
(1200)
With W. J. Warren and W. H. Smith:
X-ray diffraction studies of the Bureau of
Standards rubber fractions. Science, 79:
^054:433-34- (500)
With W. A. Sisson:
Fluting in annealed sheet steel and its elim-
ination. Metals and Alloys, 5:5:103-05.
(2000)
With C. O. Werner:
The crystal structure of the silver nitrate-
urea addition compound. Zeit. Kristallo-
graphie, 88:5:162-72. (3000)
With S. L. Tuckey and H. A. Ruehe:
The application of X-rays to research in
dairy technology. Mo. Bui. Agr. Sci.
Pract., Internat. Instit. Agr., Rome, 1934:
7:317-24. /. Dairy Sci., 17:9:587-94. (2000)
Application des rayons X aux recherches de
technologic laitiere. he Lait, 14:139:942-
50. (2000)
With F. O. Schmitt and J. N. Mrgudich:
X-ray diffraction studies on nerve. Science,
80:2085:567-68. (1000)
With E. Girden and E. A. K. Culler:
Auditory effects of roentgen rays in dogs.
II. Amer. I. Roentgen. Radium Ther.,
32:5:675-79. (1800)
With R. R. Sterrett and P. W. Leppla:
X-ray diffraction studies of built-up films of
long-chain compounds. J.A.C.S., 57:2:330-
31. (1100)
Reviews:
The significant role of the atom in cancer
therapy. Review of Radium and Cancer,
by H. S. Souttar. Nature, 134:3395:791-92-
(1000)
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University of Illinois
COBLE, ARTHUR BYRON, Ph.D., LL.D.
Professor of Mathematics and Head of the
Department
Articles:
Cremona's diophantine equations. Amer. J.
Math., 56:4:459-89. (17,000)
The geometry of the VVeddle manifold Wp.
Bui. Amer. Math. Soc, 41:4:209-22.
(6000)
With Josephine H. C hauler:
The geometry of the Weddle manifold Wp.
Amer. J. Math., 57:2:183-218. (20,000)
COLBY, ARTHUR SAMUEL, Ph.D.
Professor of Pomology
Articles:
Size inheritance in gooseberry fruits. Proc.
Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci., 30:105-07. (700)
Inheritance of gooseberry leaf infection.
Ibid., 32:397-99. (500)
IVith H. IV. Anderson and W. P. Flint:
Bramble fruits. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 427.
Part I. (11,000)
COLE, ARTHUR GIDEON, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Physiological Chem-
istry
Reviews:
Einfiihrung in Geist und Studium der Medi-
zin, by Georg B. Gruber. J.A.M.A.,
102:957. (200)
The lyophilic colloids (their theory and prac-
tice), by Martin H. Fischer and Marian
O. Hooker. Ibid., 102:1636. (250)
Electrokinetic phenomena and their applica-
tion to biology and medicine, by Harold A.
Abramson. Ibid., 103:942. (250)
The chemistry of antigens and antibodies, by
J. R. Marrack. Arch. Path., 17:872. (250)
COLLINS, WJLLIAM LEIGHTON, M.S.
Instructor in Theoretical and Applied Me-
chanics
See J. O. Draffin.
CONVERSE, PAUL D., A.M.
Professor of Business Organization and
Operation
Books:
Elements of marketing. (Rev. ed.). Prentice-
Hall, N.Y., 1935. 1106 pp.
Articles:
The work of a college professor. J. Higher
Educ, 5:6:299-304. (3000)
Buying habits in the home. Adv. and Sell-
i^d, 23:4. (2400)
Lower prices expected. Associated Press Re-
lease, Feb. 28, 1935. (750)
Your credit rating. North. Ind. Autom.
Maint. Mews, 2:1. (300)
Reviews:
Trade associations — management, policies,
organization, personnel, and services, by
W. J. Donald. /. Business, 8:3:277-78.
(700)
COPLEY, MICHAEL JOSEPH, Ph.D.
Associate in Chemistry
Books:
See L. F. Audrieth.
Articles:
With T. E. Phipps:
Reflection coefficient of electrons. Phys.
Rev., 46:2:144-45. (700)
CRANDELL, JOHN STANLEY, B.S., C.E.
Professor of Highway Engineering
Articles:
Skid resistance. Proc. 14th An. Meet. High-
way Res. Bd., Part I, p. 220. (560)
Toward better bituminous roads. Eng. News-
Rec, 113:21:658-61. (6000)
Use what you have. Better Roads, 5:1:17-20.
(3700)
Asphaltic joint fillers. Proc. Assoc. Asphalt
Paving Tech., 1935, pp. 1-7. (2100)
CRAWFORD, CHALMERS WOODRUFF,
B.S., Associate in Animal Husbandry
See J. L. Edmonds.
CROSS, HARDY, A.B., B.S., M.C.E., D.Sc.
Professor of Structural Engineering
Articles:
Common sense in structural design. Civ.
Eng., 5:4:213-14. (1500)
Why continuous frames? /. Amer. Concr.
Instit., 6:4. (4000)
After college — what? Hampden-Sydney Stu-
dent Weekly, Mar. 25, 1935. (2000)
Thinking in wonderland. Technograph, Apr.,
1935- (1500)
CULLER, ELMER AUGUSTIN KURTZ,
Ph.D., Associate Professor of Psychology
Articles:
With F. A. Mettler:
Conditioned behavior in a decorticate dog.
/. Comp. Psych., 18:291-303.
Action of drugs on the chronic decorticated
preparation. /. Pharm. Exp. Ther., 52:
366-77.
With Glen Finch:
Effects of protracted exposure to a loud
tone. Science, 80:41-42.
Higher order conditioning with constant mo-
tivation. Amer. J. Psych., 46:596-602.
With Glen Finch and Edward Girden:
Apparatus for motor conditioning in cats.
Science, 79:525-26.
Function of the round window in hearing.
Amer, J. Physiol., 111:416-25.
With F. A. Mettler, Glen Finch, and Edward
Girden :
Acoustic value of the several components of
the auditory pathway. Brain, 57:475-82.
M'^ith Glen Finch, Edward Girden, and W.
Brogden:
Measurements of acuity by the conditioned-
response technique. /. Gen. Psych., 12:
223-27.
See also G. L. Clark.
DALITSCH, WALTER WILLIAM, B.S.,
D.D.S., M.D.
Associate in IMedicine and Health Officer
Articles:
The influence of fuso-spirillar infection on
thrombocytopenic purpura. Med. Clin. N.
Amer., 17:6:1677-89. (4500)
Vincent's stomatitis and related infections.
/. Amer. Dent. Assoc, 21:7. (2400)
Dental extractions in hemophilia. Ibid., 21:
10. (4700)
With others:
Principles of medicine (report of sub-com-
mittee). Chapter 30 of A Course of Study
in Dentistry, Amer. A.ssoc. of Dental
Schools, Chicago, 1935, pp. 302-06.
Publications of the Faculty
11
DAVIS, DAVID JOHN, M.D., Ph.D.
Professor of Pathology, Head of the Depart-
ment of Pathology, Bacteriology, and Pub-
lic Health, and Dean of the College of
Medicine.
Articles:
Human animal diseases. Sci. Mo., 39:62.
The medical college and preventive medicine.
///. Health Messenger, 7:43.
The unity of human and veterinary medicine.
Proc. 38th An. Meet. U. S. Live Stock
Sanitary Assoc.
With I. Pilot:
Rheumatic diseases and sore throat with
special reference to hemolytic streptococci.
///. Med. J., 65:529.
DAWSON, WALKER MYRICK, Ph.D.
Assistant in Animal Husbandry
See Elmer Roberts.
DECKER, SAMUEL WESLEY, M.S.
Associate in Fruit and Vegetable Marketing
Articles:
Moisture in relation to the rooting^ of cut-
tings. Proc. Anier. Soc. Hort. Sci., 30:
596-97. (900)
See also J. W. Lloyd and F. F. IVeinard.
DELL, GEORGE HARPER, M.S., C.E.
Associate in Civil Engineering
Articles:
The adjustment of a level net. Proc.
A.S.C.E., 61:4:449-67. (8500)
DE TURK, ERNEST E., Ph.D.
Professor of Soil Technology
Articles:
Cyril George Hopkins — biographical sketch.
Diet. Amer. Biog., 9:207. (600)
DIAMOND, ISADORE BERNHARD, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Neuropsychiatry
Articles:
Encephalomalacia in infants (Virchow's in-
terstitial encephalitis). Arch. Neurol.
Psych., 31:1153-64.
Leukemic changes in the brain — a report of
fourteen cases. Ibid., 32:118-42.
DICKINSON, BURRUS, Ph.D.
Associate in Journalism
Articles:
Facts and figures. Amer. Press, 52:12:7.
(800)
DOLAND, JAMES JOSEPH, M.S., C.E.
Professor of Civil Engineering
Articles:
Flow over rounded crests — a new formula
offered. Eng. News-Rec, 114:16:551.
(1000)
Bridges in legend and story. Technograph,
49: 1:6-7. (2000)
DOLCH, EDWARD WILLIAM, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Education
Articles:
The efficiency of primers in teaching work
recognition. /. Educ. Res., 28:4:271-75.
(2200)
Memorizing is not reading. Elem. Engl.
Rev., 11:8:220-21. (1000)
DORSEY, MAXWELL JAY, Ph.D.
Professor of Pomology
Articles:
The effect of moisture extremes upon fruit
trees. Trans. III. Hort. Soc, 68:437-48.
Ice formation in the fruit bud of the peach.
Proc. Amer. Soc. Hort. Set., 31:22-27.
(Suppl. vol.)
IVith R. L. McMunn:
Investigations on delayed harvesting of El-
berta peaches. Trans. Ill, Hort. Soc., 68:
491-502. (3200)
A seven-years study of the fruit bud level in
Elberta. Proc. Amer. Soc. Hort. Set.,
30:176-79. (1800)
Fruit-seed dimensions in Elberta. Ibid., 30:
192-94. (1200)
Seven years' results of the hardiness of El-
berta fruit buds in a fertilizer experiment.
Ibid., 32:239-43. (1800)
The volume increase in Elberta during the
harvesting period. Ibid., 32:287-90. (1800)
DRAFFIN, JASPER OWEN, M.S.
Professor of Theoretical and Applied Me-
chanics
Books:
With W. L. Collins:
Elementary applied mechanics (statics).
Mimeo., Urbana, 1934. 94 pp.
Articles:
Function of the testing laboratory in teach-
ing resistance of materials. /. Eng. Educ,
23:9:681-85. (2000)
The march of progress (History of site of
Tucker Toll Bridge over Connecticut
River). Civil Engineering, Aug., 1934, pp.
329. (1200)
Reviews:
Discharge formula and tables for sharp-
crested suppressed weirs, by C. G. Cline.
Proc. A.S.C.E., 60:5:766-67. (550)
DUNBAR, LOUISE BURNHAM, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of History
Articles:
Recent silver agitation recalls U. S. mone-
tary history in last decades of nineteenth
century. Daily Illini, 58:210-14. (950)
History by mail. III. Alumni News, Jan.,
1935. P- 125- (1220)
DUNGAN, GEORGE HARLAN, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Crop Production
Articles:
Losses to the corn crop caused by leaf in-
jury. Plant Physiology, 9:749-66. (6650)
With J. R. Holbert, W. J. Mumm, J. H. Bigger,
and A. L. Lang:
Illinois corn performance tests results for
1934. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 411:55-88.
(7700)
See also W. P. Flint.
DUNN, CECIL GORDON, M.S.
Assistant in Physics
See J. H. Bartlett, Jr.
DUNNINGTON, GUY WALDO, A.M.
Assistant in German
Articles:
The historical significance of Carl Friedrich
Gauss in mathematics and some aspects of
his work. Math. News Letter, 8:8:175-79.
(2400)
12
University of Illinois
DUNNINGTON, G. W. — Articles (continued)
Ludwig Schlesinger. Scripta mathcmatica,
3:1:67-68. (900)
Gauss, his Disquisitiones arithmeticae, and
his contemporaries in the Institut de
France. Nat. Math. Mag., 9:7:187-92.
(3720)
With K. C. Archibald:
Gauss' Disquisitiones arithmeticae and the
French Academy of Sciences. Scripta
mathematica, 3:2:193-96. (2000)
DYNIEWICZ, JOSEPHINE MARION, Ph.C.
Assistant in Pharmacology, Materia Medica,
and Therapeutics
See Bernard Fantns.
ECK, JOHN CLIFFORD, Ph.D.
Special Research Assistant in Chemistry
See C. S. Marvel.
EDMONDS, JAMES LLOYD, B.S.
Professor of Horse Husbandry
Articles:
With C. W. Crawford:
The farm horse, its feeding, care, and breed-
ing. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 424:2-37.
(9000)
ELHARDT, WALTER PHILLIPP, Ph.D.
Instructor in Physiology
Articles:
With O. S. Orth:
The effect of ultra-violet irradiation on the
anesthezing power of methyl and ethyl
alcohols. Anesthesia and Analgesia, 14:1.
(3000)
ENGER, MELVIN LORENIUS, M.S., C.E.
Dean of the College of Engineering, Direc-
tor of the Engineering Experiment Station,
and Professor of Mechanics and Hy-
draulics
Articles:
The engineers' council for professional de-
velopment. ///. Engineer, 11:3:1-3. (1200)
Graduate study in engineering. Armour En-
gineer, 26:4:9-11. (1000)
Abstract of paper on code of fair compe-
tition for the commercial testing labora-
tory industry. Proc. 48th An. Conv. Assoc.
Land Grant Colleges and Universities,
Apr., 193s, pp. 193-95- (1000)
ENGLIS, DUANE TAYLOR, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Articles:
Sweets from artichokes. ///. Chem. Teacher,
2:1-6. (3000)
With H. E. Harrison:
The occurrence of a pectin material in arti-
choke sirup. Trans. III. Acad. Set., 27:73.
(500)
With J. O. Page:
The effect of potassium cyanide upon amylase
activity. Ibid., 27:74. (500)
With R. A. Stegeman:
The use of eerie sulfate for the determina-
tion of cuprous oxide obtained by the
action of reducing sugars on Fehling's so-
lution. Ibid., 27:75-76. (500)
ERICKSON, EDGAR L., Ph.D.
Associate in History
Articles:
The introduction of East Indian Coolies into
the British West Indies. /. Mod. Hist.,
6:2: 127-46. (7000)
EWERT EARL ERNST, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Surgery
Sec R. D. Herrold.
EWING, PAUL LEON, Ph.D.
Associate in Pharmacology, Materia Medica,
and Therapeutics
Articles:
The effect of ultraviolet light on some sym-
pathomimetic substances. /. Lab. Clin.
Med., 20: 16-33. (8000)
FABRICANT, NOAH DANIEL, B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Laryngology, Rhinology, and
Otology
See F. L. Lederer.
FAHNESTOCK, MAURICE K., M.S.
Research Assistant Professor of Mechanical
Engineering
See A. P. Kratz.
FAIRLIE, JOHN ARCHBALD, Ph.D.
Professor of Political Science
Articles:
Foreword and introduction to articles on
township and county government. Nat.
Munic. Rev., 23:137. (300)
The county commission form of government
in Illinois; county and township organiza-
tion. Belleville News-Democrat, June 2
and October 29, 1934. (1600)
Governmental planning in Illinois. Report
of III. State Planning Commission.
Yesterday, today, and tomorrow (Twenty
years of the Illinois Municipal League).
///. Munic. Rev., Dec, 1934. (1800)
Public administration and administrative law.
In Essays on the Law and Practice of
Governmental Administration. (9000)
Has the constitution gone? Champaign News-
Gascttc, April 24, 1934.
With others:
University training for the public serrice.
Univ. of 111. Bui. 32:7. (4000)
Reviews:
Law and the social order, by Morris R.
Cohen; Curzon, the last phase, by Harold
Nicholson; The Encyclopedia of the Social
Sciences; book notices. Amer. Pol. Set.
Rev., vol. 28, pp. 333, 517, 714, 1119;
vol. 29, pp. 286, 324. (total words 2750)
FALLS, FREDERICK HOWARD, M.S., M.D.
Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology and
Head of the Department
Articles:
A critical study of five hundred cases of
eclamptogenic toxemia. Amer. J. Obstet.
and Gyn., 29:3:316. (3000)
With Leon Krohn and J. E. Lackner:
On the use of lutein hormone progestin, in
threatened and habitual abortion. Ibid.,
29:2:198. (2300)
FANTUS, BERNARD, M.S., M.D.
Professor of Therapeutics
Books:
The 1934 book on general therapeutics. Year
Book Pub., Chicago. 1934. 440 pp.
Therapeutics, Vol. VIII of the George
Blumer Series. D. Appleton and Co., N.Y.
42 pp.
Dextrose intravenously. Amer. Hosp. Sup-
ply Corp., Chicago. 27 pp.
Publications of the Faculty
13
Articles:
Sections on Therapy in Merck's Manual.
(6th ed.) Merck and Co., Rahway, NJ.,
1934. 1200 pp.
Therapy of insomnia. J. A.M. A., 102:22:
1846-48. (2600)
Therapy of amebiasis. Ibid., 102:23:1940-41.
(1400)
Therapy of tetanus. Ibid., 102:24:2021-22.
(isoo)
Therapy of rheumatic fever. Ibid., 102:25:
2100-01. (1800)
Prescribing of dextrose phleboclysis. Ibid.,
102:26:2165-70. (5300)
Therapy of conjunctivitis. Ibid., 103:1:25-27.
(2600)
Therapy of fresh accidental wounds. Ibid.,
103:2:108-09. (1250)
Therapy of erysipelas. Ibid., 103:3:183.
(600)
Therapy of furunculosis. Ibid., 103:6:411-12.
(1200)
Fever regimen. Ibid., 103:7:484-91. (9200)
Therapy of barbiturate poisoning. Ibid.,
103:10:749-50. (iioo)
Therapy of mycoses. Ibid., 103:11:832-34.
(2500)
Therapy of anthrax. Ibid., 103:12:915-16.
(600)
Therapy of disturbances due to heat. Ibid.,
103:13:990-91. (2300)
Therapy of carbuncle. Ibid., 103:14:1066-67.
(600)
Therapy of eczema. Ibid., 103:17:1305-08.
(2800)
Therapy of burns. Ibid., 103:19:1446-47.
(1400)
Therapy of glaucoma. Ibid., 103:20:1537-39.
(2400)
Therapy of chancroid and bubo. Ibid., 103:
24:1853-54. (2200)
Therapy of pain. Ibid., 103:25:1939-44.
â– (6500)
Therapy of bedsores. Ibid., 104:1:46-48.
(2250)
Therapy of ulcer. Ibid., 104:4:309-14. (5300)
Therapy of trichiniasis. Ibid., 104:6:472-73.
(1300)
Therapy of varicose veins and ulcers. Ibid.,
104:7:559-61. (3300)
Therapy of acne and acne rosacea. Ibid.,
104:8:639-41. (2400)
Therapy of fusospirochetosis. Ibid., 114:9:
741-42. (1250)
Therapy of arterial thrombosis of the ex-
tremities. Ibid., 104:14:1229-32. (3550)
Therapy of eclampsia. Ibid., 104:16:1411-13.
(2650)
Unemployability — a medical problem. New
Humanist, 8:2:54-59. (2340)
Emergency alimentation. Amer. J. Nursing,
35:1:51-54- (2150)
What to do and what not to do for fever.
Hygeia, 13:3:259-60. (1000)
With H. A. Dyniewicz and J. M. Dyniewics:
Vehicles for medicines. 6. Syrup of cinna-
mon. 7. Amer. Pharm. Assoc, 23:7:698-
701. (1025)
Articles (continued)
Vehicles for medicines. 7. Aromatic syrup
of acacia. Ibid., 23:8:812-13. (533)
Vehicles for medicines. 8. Glycyrrhiza ve-
hicle. Ibid., 23:9:915-26. (4450)
Vehicles for medicines. 9. Fruit syrups.
Ibid., 24:1:46-50. (1600)
FAYE, CHRISTOPHER URDAHL, A.M.,
M.S., Cataloger, Library
Articles:
A Bible exhibit at the University of Illinois
library. Univ. of 111. Press, Urbana, 1934.
8 pp. (3700)
FELDMAN, LOUIS, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Medicine
Articles:
Sino-auricaular block and ventricular escape
in a case of syphilitic heart disease with
bundle branch block. Vagus overactivity
on the sinus node demonstrated. Med.
Clin. N. Amer., 18:5:1383-93. (2000)
With H. H. Hill:
The electrocardiogram of the normal heart
in pregnancy. Atner. Heart J., 10:1:110-17.
(2500)
FERGUSON, MALCOLM STUART, A.M.
Assistant in Zoology
Articles:
Three species of Eubranchipus new to
Canada. Can. Field Nat., 49:3:47-49.
(1600)
Notes on the Arctic fairy shrimp, Branchin-
ecta paludosa. Ibid., 49:5:86-88. (1000)
FINCH, GLEN, A.M.
Research Assistant in Psychology
See E. A. Culler.
FISHMAN, LOUIS ZOLO, B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Laryngology, Rhinology, and
Otology
See F. L. Lederer.
FLETCHER, HARRIS FRANCIS, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of English and Associate
Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and
Sciences
Articles:
Index making. Part 9, section 4, of Practi-
cal Applications of the Punched Card
Method in Colleges and Universities. Co-
lumbia Univ. Press, N. Y., 1935.
Reviews:
Milton's use of Du Bartas, by G. C. Taylor.
/. Engl. Germ. Philol., 34:119-20. (400)
Milton's Anschauungens von Staat, Kirche,
Toleranz, by Gertrud Hardeland. Ibid.,
34:120-21. (500)
FLINT, WESLEY PILLSBURY, B.S.
Chief Entomologist with rank of Professor
Articles:
The chinch bug. /. Econ. Ent., 28:2:333-41.
(5000)
Codling moth control in southern Illinois in
1934. Ibid., 68:460-72. (3100)
Chinch bug outlook. Prairie Farmer Mag.,
Dec. 22, 1934. (500)
Diseased chinch bugs. Ibid., June, 1934.
(250)
The automobile and prairie wild life. ///.
Nat. Hist. Surv. Biological Notes, No. 3,
July 20, 1934, reprint from Trans. III.
Acad. Sci. (1500)
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Flint, W. P. — Articles (continued)
Controlling insects in dairy plants. ///. Agr.
Exp. Sta., Dept. Dairy Husb., Mitneo.,
Jan., 1935. s pp. (2500)
Preview of barley crop. Brewers' Tech.
Rev., July, 1934. (500)
Raising corn in spite of the chinch bug.
DeWitt Co. Farm Bureau Bui., Apr., 1935.
(700)
Chinch bug invasion of the corn belt states.
Great Lakes Banker, 16:9:17,21. (1200)
The chinch bug outlook for 1935. ///. Farm-
ers' Instit., Feb. 21, 1935. I.A.A. Record,
13:4:12-13. (1500)
Codling moth control in badly infested
midwest orchards. Anier. Fruit Growers
May., Feb., 1935. (1500)
With M. D. Farrar and W. E. McCauley :
Chinch bug barriers and repellents. /. Econ.
Ent., 28:2:410-14. (3000)
With S. C. Chandler, E. R. McGovran, and
M. D. Farrar:
Progress in control of codling moth in 1934.
Trans. III. Hort. Soc, 68:153-76. (6000)
With W. A. Ruth and H. W. Anderson:
The season of 1934. Ibid., 68:52-53. (350)
With S. C. Chandler:
Insect enemies of the peach in Illinois.
State Nat. Hist. Surv. Circ. 26. 38 pp.
(12,000)
With H. W. Anderson:
Directions for spraying fruits in Illinois.
III. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 429:1-24. (8100)
With G. H. Dungan and J. H. Bigger:
Fighting the chinch bug on Illinois farms.
Ibid., 431. 16 pp. (6000)
With A. S. Colby and H. W. Anderson:
Bramble fruits. Ibid., 427:65-72. (2400)
Reviews:
The cockchafer beetle, its incidence and con-
trol, by H. W. Thompson. Welsh J. Agr.,
10:308-16. 2 figs. (250)
FLOM, GEORGE T., Ph.D.
Professor of Scandinavian Languages and
English Philology
Articles:
Did Old Icelandic have vowel-harmony?
Studia Germanica, 1934, pp. 45-48.
(5350)
Reviews:
Der Einfluss des nordlichen Dialektes im
Mittelenglischen auf die entstehende Hoch-
sprache. Von Agnes Peitz. /. Engl. Germ.
PhiloL, 33:468-70. (iioo)
Linguistica. Selected papers in English,
French, and German. By Otto Jespersen.
Ibid., 33:471-75- (2250)
Die vorgeschichtlische Betonung der ger-
manischen Substantiva und Adjektiva. Von
Charles C. Becker. Ibid., 33:488. (200)
Udvalgte Afhandlinger indenfor Sprogviden-
skab og Runologi. Af. J. H. Bredsdorff.
Ibid., 33:484- (400)
Our forefathers: the Gothonic nations. By
Gudmund Schutte. Vol. II. Ibid., 33:571-
76. (3000)
Der Einfluss der neuen Welt auf den deut-
schen Wortschatz, 1492-1900. Von Philip
M. Palmer. Ibid., 33:590-91. (500)
Lautlehre der ae Hexameron-Homilie des
Abtes Aelfric. Von Theodor Gohler. Ibid.,
33:599- (285)
Reviews (continued)
Runekammen fra Setre. Av Magnus Olsen og
Haakon Schetelig. Ibid., 34:107-09. (1100)
De germanska, anglo-frisiska och tyska
runorna. De svenska runorna. Av Otto
von Friesen. Ibid., 34:109-11. (780)
On the development of English verbs from
Latin and French past participles. By
Ole Reuter. Ibid., 34:250-53. (1600)
Beginning Norwegian: a grammar and reader.
By Einar I. Haugen. Ibid., 34:289-91.
(700)
FOLK, MAX LYON, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology
Articles:
Histopathology of coloboma of the choroid
and optic-nerve entrance. Amer. J.
Ophthal., 17:12:1126-29. (3500)
With S. Soskin:
The fundus oculi in diabetes mellitus. Re-
printed from the Trans. Amer. Acad.
Ophthal. Otolar., 1934. pp. 266-74. (3200)
FOX, NOAH, B.S., M.D. ,
Associate in Otolaryngology
Articles:
With John W. Horned:
Aspirating catheter for the treatment of
pulmonary suppuration. Arch. Otolar.,
18:819-23. (2000)
ERASER, WILBER JOHN, M.S.
Professor of Dairy Farming
Articles:
Cow inflation or profit? Hoard's Dairyman,
79:9:197. (1400)
Greeting on fiftieth anniversary. Ibid., 80:
2:30. (600)
Live stock feeding. Southern Agriculturist,
65:2. (1000)
Starving good cows starves the dairyman.
Progressive Farmer, 50:3:14. (1200)
FREEMAN, RUTH CRAWFORD, M.S.
Associate in Home Accounts
See Gladys J. Ward.
FRIEDMAN, BERNARD SAMUEL, A.B.
Assistant in Chemistry
See G. F. Smith.
FREILICH, ELLIS BENJAMIN, M.D.
Associate Professor of Medicine
Articles:
With O. B. Ragins:
Clinical features of pulmonary tuberculosis.
Amer. Rev. of Tuberculosis, 29:3. (2700)
With Maurice Lewison and O. B. Ragins:
Tuberculoma of the brain. Ann. Int. Med.,
7:9. (2500)
FULLER, HARRY JAMES, Ph.D.
Associate in Botany
Books:
Laboratory Outlines for Botany. Univ. of
111., Mimeo., 1934. (10,000)
Articles:
Plant behavior. /. Gen. Psych., 11:379-94.
(6500)
Publications of the Faculty
15
FUSON, REYNOLD CLAYTON, Ph.D.
Professor of Organic Chemistry
Books:
IVith C. R. Noller (Editor-in-Chief), W. H.
Carothers, L. F. Fieser, J. R. Johnson,
and IV. W. Hartman:
Organic syntheses, Vol. 15. John Wiley and
Sons, N. Y., 1935. V + 104 pp.
Articles:
The principle of vinylogy. Chem. Rev., 16:
1-27. (10,800)
With B. A. BtM:
The haloform reaction. Ibid., 15:275-309.
(13,600)
With A. R. Gray:
The highly activated carbonyl group. Di-
mesitvl tetraketone. J.A.C.S., 56:1367-69.
(1800)
With J. F. Matusseski and A. R. Gray:
The highly activated carbonyl group. Di-
mesityl triketone. Ibid., 56:2099-3001.
(2500)
With Robert Johnson:
The haloform reaction, xiii. Trihalome-
thylketonic acids of the mesitylene series.
Ibid., 56:1417-19. (2500)
With C. W. Tullock:
The haloform reaction, xiv. An improved
iodoform test. Ibid., 56: 1638-40. (2500)
With H. H. Weinstock, Jr.:
The reversibility of the Friedel-Crafts re-
action. The interconversion of alpha-
(benzohydryl)-pina-colones. Ibid., 56:1241-
42. (1200)
With C. F. Woodward and G. T. Borcherdt:
The reversibility of the Friedel-Crafts con-
densation. The benzal- and dibenzalace-
tones. Ibid., 56:2103-05. (3000)
With M. W. Farlow:
The action of zinc on i,4-dibromo-i,4-di-
benzoylbutane. Ibid., 56:2103-05. (2500)
With Ellsworth Ellingboe :
The 1,2-dibenzoylcyclobutanes. Ibid., 56:
1774-77- (3500)
The action of phenylmagnesium bromide on
the anhydride and the phenylimide of 1,2-
cyclobutanedicarboxylic acid. Ibid., 56:
1777-79- (2500)
With B. A. Bull and W. E. Ross:
The haloform reaction, xv. Stepwise halo-
genation. Ibid., 57:764-65. (2000)
GARNER, JAMES WILFORD, Ph.D., LL.D.,
Litt.D., Professor of Political Science and
Head of the Department
Articles:
The doctrine of the Thalweg as a rule of
international law. Amer. J, Internal. Law,
29:309-10. (500)
Academie de droit international, recueil des
cours. Ibid., 29:346-50. (1200)
Notes on decisions, awards, and opinions.
Brit. Year Book of Internal. Law, 15:152-
59; 164-71. (4000)
Reviews:
The Hague Court reports, by J. B. Scott.
///. Law Rev., 28:724-25. (250)
World Court reports, by M. O. Hudson.
Amer. Pol. Set. Rev., 29:334-35. (250)
GASUL, BENJAMIN MORRIS, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Pediatrics
Articles:
With P. S. Rhoads:
Convalescent scarlet fever serum and com-
mercial antitoxin. J. A.M. A., 102:2005-08.
Dick test and blood agar cultures as aids in
diagnosis of scarlet fever. Amer. J. Dis.
Child., 49:603-10.
See also H. G. Poncher.
GEISSENDOERFER, JOHN T., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of German
Reviews:
Wilhelm Diltheys, Gessamelte Werke. VII.
Der Aufbau der geschichtlichen Welt in
den Geisteswissenschaften. /. Engl. Germ.
Philol., 33:4:580-84. (1800)
Wilhelm Diltheys, Gessamelte Werke. VIII.
Weltanschauungslehre. Abhandlungen zur
Philosophic der Philosophic. Ibid., 34:1:
136-41. (2250)
Johann Bernhard Hermann. Briefe an Al-
brecht Otto und Jean Paul. Herausgegeben
von Kurt Schreinert. Ibid., 34:1:141.
(450)
GELLHORN, ERNST, M.D., Ph.D.
Professor of Physiology
Articles:
The influence of parathormone on the neuro-
muscular system: an experimental analysis.
Amer. J. Physiol., 111:2:466-76. (4300)
With D. Northnp:
Relation between circulatory rate and absorp-
tion in the gut. Ibid., 108:2:469-75. (2640)
With L. F. Moldavsky:
The effect of pH on the absorption of
sugars. Ibid., 109:4:638-43. (2540)
Observations on the Hofmeister series in
smooth muscle. Protoplasma, 21:2:270-78.
(2400)
With Irwin Spiesman:
Influence of variations of Oj and CO2 ten-
sion in inspired air upon hearing. Proc.
Soc. Exp. Biol. Med., 32:46-47. (550)
With Irwin Spiesman and L. F. M. Storm:
Influence of variations of O2 and CO2 tension
in inspired air upon after-images. Ibid.,
32:47-48. (530)
GERNON. JOHN TALBOT, B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Surgery
See R. D. Herrold.
GETTMANN, ROYAL A., A.M.
Assistant in English
See B. L. Jefferson.
GETZ, CHARLES ALBERT, M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry
See J. E. Gieseking and G. F. Smith.
GIESEKING, JOHN ELDON, Ph.D.
Associate in Soil Survey
Articles:
With H. J. Snider and C. A. Gets:
Destruction of organic matter in plant ma-
terial by the use of nitric and perchloric
acids. Ind. Eng. Chem., 7:185. (1700)
GLENN, SIDNEY ERWIN, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of English
See B. L. Jefferson.
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GOBLE, GEORGE WASHINGTON, A.B.,
LL.B., Professor of Law
Articles:
Mortgages and mutual insurance. /. Amer.
Ins., June, 1934, pp. 11-13. (2500)
Liability of a mortgagee for premiums and
assessments under a standard mortgage
clause. Ibid., Feb. 193s. PP- 13-16, 23-28.
(12,000)
The new insurance code. Decatur Herald,
East St. Louis Journal, and Urbana
Courier, Feb. 28, 1935. (3250)
The regulation of insurance companies in
a period of emergency. (The Insurance
Advisory Council). Proc. Amer. Assoc.
Univ. Teachers of Ins., 1934, pp. 29-36.
(4000)
Law as a science. Reprinted in Gavit's
Introduction to The Law and Judicial
Process, 1934. PP- 42-53- (9000)
GOLDBERG, BENJAMIN, M.D.
Associate Professor of Medicine
Articles:
Thyroid and tuberculosis. Chapter in Clinical
Tuberculosis. F. A. Davis Co., Phila.,
1935-
Bulletin Chicago Medical Society, 37:41:
625-30.
GOLDMAN, MARCUS SELDEN, Ph.D.
Associate in English
Books:
Sir Philip Sidney and the Arcadia. ///.
Studies in Lang, and Lit., 17:1-2:1-236.
Univ. of 111. Press, Urbana, 1934. 236 pp.
Articles:
The co-ed and culture. The Hellenist, 1:1:
3-4. Reprinted from The Eleusis of Chi
Omega, 35:3:344-50. (2000)
GRAHAM, WALTER JAMES, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Articles:
Defoe's Review and Steele's Tatler — the
question of influence. /. Engl. Germ.
Philol., 33:3:250-54. (1300)
Some new views of Browning. Eleusis, 37:
1:54-61. (1250)
GREEN, FREDERICK, A.M., LL.B.
Professor of Law
Articles:
Enforcibility of gold bonds. ///. Bar J.,
23:2:54-59- (3700)
GRIFFITH, COLEMAN ROBERTS, Ph.D.
Professor of Education and Director of the
Bureau of Institutional Research
Books:
An introduction to applied psychology. Mac-
millan Co., N. Y., 1934- xv + 679 pp.
An introduction to educational psychology.
Farrar and Rinehart, N. Y., i93S- xiv -f
754 PP-
Articles:
The dollar sign in education. Rpt. zd An.
Conf. on Major Problems, Chicago Tribune
Press, 1934, pp. 53-61. (4500)
GRING, JOHN LUKINS, M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry
See O. F. Smith.
GULBRANDSEN, LARS FREMAN, M.D.
Assistant in Pediatrics
Articles:
Treatment of chronic typhoid carriers. III.
Med. J., 67: 3. (3000)
Invasion of body tissues by orally ingested
bacteria and the defensive mechanism of
the gastro-intestinal tract. (Abstract).
Proc. Instit. Med. Chicago, 10:13:250-51.
(1000)
GULLETTE, CAMERON CHARLES, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Romance Languages
Articles:
Fanfluche. French Rev., 8:2:93-107. (5500)
The Illinois modern language association —
a report. Mod. Lang. J., 19:4:304-05. (500)
Reviews:
Lecturas Escogidas, by Kasten and Neale-
Silva. Ibid., 19:6:478-79. (350)
The Cuthbertson verb wheels. Ibid., 19:3:
238-39- (250)
Cuentos de Aca y Alia, by Gimeno. Ibid.,
19:4:318. (200)
Experiments in modern language teaching, by
Coleman and others. Italica, 11:4:131-32.
(500)
HACKETT, ROBERT PHILLIP, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Accountancy
Articles:
The problem of special assessments. Nat.
Munic. Rev., 23:9:466-70. (3000)
HAGUE, STELLA M., Ph.D.
Instructor in Botany
Articles:
Mosses from the Illinois Ozarks. Trans. III.
Acad. Sci., 27:2.
HALL, B. VINCENT, Ph.D.
Instructor in Zoology
Articles:
The reactions of rat and mouse eggs to
hydrogen ions. Proc. Soc. Exp. Bio. Med.,
32:747-48. (650)
HALL, STANLEY WILLIAM, B.S.
Associate Professor of Floriculture
Articles:
Practical pointers and demonstrations feature
Illinois short course. Florists' Rev., 75:
1941: 11-18. (9000)
HALPER, PHILIP ALLEN, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Otolaryngology
Books edited:
Rhinology section in Review of Medical
Progress. F. A. Davis Co., Phila., 1934.
Sections in Cyclopedia of Medicine. F. A.
Davis Co., Phila., 1935.
HALPERN, LOUIS JOSEPH, B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Pediatrics
Articles:
The prevention of initial loss of weight in
the newborn by the use of a hydrating
solution. /. Ped., 5:1:40-46.
HANFORD, WILLIAM EDWARD, Ph.D.
Fellow in Chemistry
See Roger Adams.
HARNED, JOHN W., B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Laryngology, Rhinology, and
Otology
See Noah Fox.
Publications of the Faculty
17
HARNO, ALBERT JAMES, B.S., LL.B.,
LL.D., Provost, Dean of the College of
Law, and Professor of Law
Articles:
A better bar. Reporter, 19:18. (1000)
Medico-legal service in law enforcement.
Amer. Bar. Assoc. J., 20:6:326-27. (500)
Program on criminal law and its enforce-
ment. Ibid., 20:8:465-67. (3000)
The problems of legal education and a better
bar. Calif. Bar J., 9:8:196-98. (1600)
Legal medicine. Miss. Law J., 7:2:121-33.
(5000)
Whither the law. Ore. Law Rev., 14:1:
187-99. (sooo)
Reviews:
Possibilities and need for development of
legal medicine in the United States, by
Oscar T. Schultz; Medico-legal cases, ab-
stracts of court decisions of medico-legal
interest, 1926-1930, by William C. Wood-
ward (ed.) ; and Medico-legal and crim-
inological review, vol. I, part I, by Gerald
Slot and Everard Dickson. Amer. Bar.
Assoc. J., 20:11:698. (600)
Criminal law, by Justin Miller. Harvard
Law Rev., 48:5:870-71. (700)
Cases on evidence, by Edmund M. Morgan
and John MacArthur Maguire. Yale Law
J., 44:6:1131-32. (800)
HARTLEY, MILES C, Ph.D.
Teacher of Mathematics in the University
High School
Articles:
Properties of algebraic, plane quintics which
are invariant under finite coUineation
groups. Tohoku Math. I., 39:1:114-23.
(2000)
HARTUNG, ADOLPH. M.D.
Professor of Roentgenology
Articles:
With T. J. IVachowski:
A modified technique for suspected gall
bladder disease. ///. Med. J., Jan., 1935.
(3500)
HASSIN, GEORGE BORIS, M.D.
Professor of Neuropsychiatry
Articles:
Sclerotic atrophy of the cerebellum. Arch.
Neurol. Psychiat., 31:6:1205-22.
With J. J. Thompson:
Pupillotonia or tonic pupil: report of three
cases. /. Nerv. Ment. Dis., 80:4:430-36.
With A. Ettleson:
Paraplegia of pregnancy. Arch. Neurol.
Psychiat., 32:6:1273-82.
Reviews:
Zur Kenntniss der Hirnveranderungen bei
der normalen Altersinvolution, von Nils
Gellerstedt. J.A.M.A., 103:2:131.
Diffuse sclerosis (encephalitis periaxialis dif-
fusa), by L. Bauman. Ibid., 104:4:342.
HAYES, WILLIAM PATRICK, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Entomology
Articles:
The distribution of Trichobaris insolata
Casey. Bull. Brook Ent. Soc, 30:28. (150)
Biological races of insects and their bearing
on host plant resistance. Ent. News, 46:
20-23. (800)
HAYWARD, HAROLD NATHANIEL, M.S.
Associate in Electrical Engineering
Articles:
A multiple-speed standard for calibrating
hand tachometers. Instruments, 7:5:87-88.
(2100)
HEDGES, TRIMBLE RAYMOND, M.S.
Assistant in Farm Management
See P. E. Johnston.
HENDERSON, GLENNA ARCOLA, M.S.
Extension Specialist in Foods
See Julia P. Outhouse.
HENWOOD, PROCTOR EDWIN, M.S.
Associate in Machine Design
See H. F. Moore.
HERROLD, RUSSELL DORR, B.S., M.D.
Associate Professor of Surgery
Articles:
The treatment of gonorrhea — based on labo-
ratory observations during the course of
the disease. J. A.M. A., 103:1821-25. (3600)
Observations on the gonococcidal action of
mallophene in urine. /. Lab. Clin. Med.,
20:1:53-55. (700)
With E. E. Ewert and J. T. Gernon:
The treatment of gonorrhea with bacteriopha-
gic lysins. Urol. Cutan. Rev., 38:11:
793-95- (1600)
The use of acetylbetamethylcholine chloride
in the treatment of neurogenic bladder and
allied conditions. Med. Rec, Feb. 6, 1935.
(1800)
HICK, FORD KIMMEL, M.S., M.D.
Associate in Medicine
Articles:
With H. M. Mortimer:
Carcinoma of the pancreas. J. Lab. Clin.
Med., 19:10:1058. (3000)
HILL, CHESNEY, Ph.D.
Instructor in Political Science
Books:
The doctrine of Rebus sic stantibus in in-
ternational law. Univ. of Mo. Studies, 9:3.
Columbia, Mo., 1934. 93 pp.
HILL, HAROLD HERRIN, B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Obstetrics and Gynecology
See Louis Feldman.
HIRSCH, EDWIN WALTER, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Genito-Urinary Surgery
Books:
The power to love — a psychic and physio-
logical study of regeneration. Alfred A.
Knopf, N. Y., 1934. 400 pp.
HOELSCHER, RANDOLPH PHILIP, M.S.,
C.E.
Professor of General Engineering Drawing
Books:
With A. B. Mays:
Basic units in mechanical drawing. Book II.
John Wiley and Sons, N. Y., 1934. 277 pp.
Articles:
High school mechanical drawing. Indus.
Arts. Vac, Educ, 24:2:46-49. (3860)
18
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HOLMES, RALPH M., A.M.
Associate in Music
Musical Compositions:
Go to sleep, little baby. Arrangement for
three-part chorus and piano. Raymond A.
Hoffman Co., Chicago, 1934. 4 pp.
Ten miles away from home, by W. E.
Harper. Arrangement for chorus. Ray-
mond A. Hoffman Co., Chicago, 1934. 9 pp.
HOOD, MARION, A.M.
Instructor in Medicine
See H. G. Poncher.
HOPKINS, B. SMITH, Ph.D., D.Sc.
Professor of Inorganic Chemistry
Articles:
Foreword to Monograph on Lithium, by
Hans Osborg. Amer. Electrochem. Soc,
1935. (iioo)
Recent advances in the chemistry of the
rare earth group. Presidential address.
Trans. 111. Acad. Sci., 27:5-17. (6000)
Europium, a rare member of the rare earth
group. Trans. Amer. Electrochem,. Soc,
46:49-56. (2900)
IVith L. F. Atidricth:
Electrolysis of rare earth metal salts in non-
aqueous solvents, /fctrf., 46: 135-42. (2900)
With E. L. Meyers:
Observations on the rare earths, xliii. The
atomic weight of europium; the specific
gravity of europium chloride. J. Amer.
Chem. Soc, 57:241-43. (2800)
HOSTETTER, MARIE MILLER, A.B., B.L.S.
Assistant Professor of Library Science
Articles:
A book background to precede the high
school curriculum: in the field of art.
III. Libraries, 16:116-17, 122-26. (2850)
HOTTES, CHARLES FREDERICK, Ph.D.
Professor of Plant Physiology and Head of
the Department of Botany
Articles:
Changing emphasis in general botany and its
significance. Iowa State College J. Sci.,
9:2:287-90.
HOVERSON, EMIL THEODORE, A.M.,
M.D.
Instructor in Pathology, Bacteriology, and
Public Health
See W. F. Petersen.
HOWARD, WALDORF VIVIAN, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Geology
Articles:
Accumulation of oil and gas in limestone.
Problems of Petroleum Geology. Amer.
Assoc. Petrol. Gcol., pp. 365-75. (3600)
Fundamental research. Improved methods of
exploring for and recovering petroleum
in Illinois. 2d An. Conf. III. Ind. Petrol.
Assoc, pp. 70-72. (1000)
HUELSTER, LAURA JEWEL, A.M.
Associate in Physical Education for Women
Articles:
The teaching of soccer, in Official Soccer
Guide for Women and Girls, Spauldiny's
Athletic Handbook, 1 16R: 1934-35: 19-24.
(1800)
HUFF, GERALD BOONE, Ph.D.
Instructor in Physical Education for Men
Articles:
A note on cremona transformations. Proc
Nat. Acad. Sci., 20:7:428-30. (500)
HUNTER, MERLIN HAROLD, Ph.D.
Professor of Economics
Articles:
Traeedy of political boundaries. Kiwanis
Mag., 19:7:302-03. (2000)
The federal budget. III. I. Com., 17:2:9,
25,27. (2000)
Federal finances. Amer. Year Book, 1934,
pp. 171-78. (4500)
State finances. Ibid., pp. 189-91. (2500)
Cities without municipal taxes. Amer. City,
49:5:53-54- (2500)
HUNTINGTON, WHITNEY CLARK, M.S.,
C.E., Professor of Civil Engineering and
Head of the Department
Articles:
Structural engineering. Amer. Year Book,
1934- (sooo)
HYNEMAN, CHARLES S., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Political Science
Books:
The first American neutrality. ///. Studies in
Soc. Sci., 20:1-2. Urbana, 1935. 178 pp.
Articles:
Problemes constitutionnels pos6s par le
"Recovery program." Ann. Inst. Internat.
Droit Public, 1934, pp. 446-53. (2500)
Recent publications of political interest (com-
pilation). Ajner. Pol. Sci. Rec, 28:3:553-
7S; 4:779-800; 5:973-9^; 6:1142-62; 29:1:
173-92; 2:343-76. (50,000)
INGRAHAM, RAYMOND CLIFFORD, Ph.D.
Instructor in Physiology
See M. B. Visscher.
JACKSON, CHESTER OSCAR, A.M.
Assistant Professor of Physical Education
for Men
Books:
Manual for student teachers in physical
education. Univ. of 111. Info. Office,
mimeo., Urbana, 1935. 59 pp.
With M. M. Olander:
Manual of recreation and welfare. Owens-
Illinois Glass Co., Toledo, Ohio, 1935.
200 pp.
Articles:
With A. M. Smith:
Learning circus stunts in college. Mod.
Mech., 13:4:68-69,118. (1000)
JAFFE, RICHARD HERMANN, M.S.. M.D.
Professor of Pathology
Books:
With D. R. Laing:
Changes of the digestive tract in uremia.
Arch. Int. Med., 53:851-64. (6000)
Articles:
Pathogenesis of post primary progressive
tuberculosis of the lungs. Arch. Path.,
18:712-30. (10,000)
Reviews:
The pathology of pneumoconiosis. ///. Med.
J., Nov., 1934, pp. 1-18. (7000)
Publications of the Faculty
19
JEFFERSON, BERNARD LEVI, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Articles:
With S. E. Glenn and R. A. Gettmann:
Freshman writing: September to February.
Engl. J. (College ed.), 24:1:28-38. (3500)
JEHLE, MIMI I., Ph.D.
Associate in German
Articles:
Das moderne deutsch Kunstmarchen. 7.
Engl. Germ. PhiloL, 33:3:452-61. (39°°)
JENKINS, RICHARD LEGS, A.B., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Physiology and of
Juvenile Behavior
Articles:
Adoption practices and the physician.
J.A.M.A., 103:403-08. (5800)
Dissimilar identical twins. Amer. J. Ortho-
psychiatry, 5:1:39-42. (1500)
IVith Luton Ackerson:
The behavior of encephalitic children. Ibid.,
4:4:499-507. (3000)
With Esther Glickman:
Cerebral injury at birth to one of identical
twins. Report of a case. Amer. J. Dis.
Child., 48:130-33. (1500)
JIRKA, FRANK JOSEPH, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Surgery
See J. M. Mora and C. S. Scuderi.
JOANNIDES, MINAS, M.S., M.D.
Associate in Surgery
Articles:
Collapse therapy in pulmonary tuberculosis.
III. Med. J., Feb., 1935.
Acute primary diaphragmitis (Hedblom's
Syndrome). Amer. J. Med. Sci., 4:189:
566.
JOHNSON, CLARENCE A., Ph.D.
Associate in Physiological Chemistry
Articles:
The peroxidase activity of hematin. Arch.
Path., 16:667-69. (900)
JOHNSON, ROBERT, M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry
See R. C. Fuson.
JOHNSON, SVEINBJORN, A.M., LL.B.,
LL.D.
University Counsel and Professor of Law
Books:
An appeal to reason. Civilian Mil. Educ.
Fund, Washington, D. C, 1934. 14 pp.
Concerning courses of military instruction in
land-grant colleges, petition, brief and
argument of Amicus Curiae in the Su-
preme Court of the United States, in the
case of Hamilton vs. the Regents of the
University of California. Civilian Mil.
Educ. Fund, Washington, D. C, 1934.
vi + s6 pp.
Reviews:
Plans of corporate reorganization, by Philip
M. Payne. Georgetown Law J., 23:3:
592-94. (900)
JOHNSTON, PAUL EVANS, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Agricultural
Economics
Articles:
Export and import movements of selected
agricultural products, 1929-1936. Univ. of
111. Dept. Agr. Econ., raimeo. (3200)
With R. S. Marsh:
Fruit and vegetable cost statement and farm
business report on 29 Illinois farms. III.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Dept. Agr. Econ. and
Hort., jnimeo. (7000)
With J. B. Andrews, T. R. Hedges, and
others:
A series of 37 annual farm business reports
for counties or groups of counties in
Illinois. Ibid., (150,000)
JOHNSTONE. HENRY ERASER, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering
Articles:
With P. W. Leppla:
The solubility of sulfur dioxide at low
partial pressures. The ionization constant
and heat of ionization of sulfurous acid.
J.A.C.S., s6:ii:2233-38. (2500)
JUDSON, LYMAN SPICER, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of English
Articles:
With D. E. Roddcn:
The fundamentals of the speaker-audience
relationship. Qt. J. Speech, 20:3:351-64.
(4500)
KADOW, KENNETH JOHN, Ph.D.
Associate Pathologist in Horticulture
Articles:
Seed transmission of verticillium wilt of
eggplants and tomatoes. Phytopath.,
24: 1265-68.
Seed bed diseases and methods of controlling
them. 4th An. Rpt. 111. Veg. Growers
Assoc, pp. 28-32.
Zinc sulfate as a fungicide and bactericide,
together with its effect on peach growth
and on peach spray injury. Trans. III.
Hort. Soc, 68:240-57.
The raspberry white-bud disease and its
relation to bitter rot of apples. Phytopath.,
25:91-103.
Zinc sulfate as a fungicide and bactericide,
together with its effect on peach growth
and on peach spray injury. Doctor's
thesis, Univ. of 111., 1934.
With L. H. Shropshire:
Tomato diseases and insect pests — identifica-
tion and control. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ.
438. 36 pp.
See also W. A. Ruth and H. W. Anderson.
KAMPMEIER, OTTO FREDERIC, Ph.D.,
M.D., Professor of Anatomy and Head of
the Department
Books:
A manual of instruction of human mor-
phology. Part I. Edwards Bros., Ann
Arbor, Mich., 1934. 48 pp.
Articles:
On the pedagogic integration of the di-
visions of anatomy. /. Assoc. Amer. Med.
Coll., Mar., 1935. 12 pp.
KEETON, ROBERT WOOD, M.S., M.D.
Professor of Medicine and Head of the
Department
Articles:
Diets low in calories containing varying
amounts of protein. Their effect on loss
in weight and on the metabolic rate in
obese patients. Arch. Int. Med., 55:262-70.
(2500)
20
University of Illinois
Kketon, R. W. — Articles (continued)
Symptoms of pancreatic disease and the
mechanism of their production. Med. Clin.
N. Amer., 18:82:1297-317. (6000)
KELLEY, VICTOR WENDELL, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Horticulture
J5(joKS:
Principles of tree and small fruit culture.
(Rev. ed.). Daniels and Shoaff, Champaign,
1934. 213 pp.
Articles:
The effect of pruning on growth and pro-
duction of young apple trees. Trans. 111.
Hort. Soc, 68:416-23.
Managing the soil of the fruit planting.
Ibid., 68:288-307.
A summary of good orchard practices. Ibid.,
68:314-26.
With M. D. Farrar:
The accumulative effect of oil sprays on
apple trees. /. Econ. Ent., 28:260-63.
KETCHUM, PIERCE WADDELL, Ph.D.
Associate in Mathematics
Articles:
Expansions of two arbitrary analytic func-
tions in a series of rational functions.
Ann. Math., 35:4:759-66. (3000)
KEYES, DONALD BABCOCK, Ph.D.
Professor of Chemical Engineering
Articles:
The appraisal of a chemical invention. (2d
ed.). Williams and Wilkins, Baltimore.
(4000)
With F. T. Barr:
Equilibria in a chemical system: hydrogen
sulfide-propylene-isopropyl mercaptan-n-pro-
pyl mercaptan. Ind. Eng. Chem., 26:
1111-14. (4000)
With M. Gallagher:
The activities of ethlene and ethanol in
sulfuric acid. J.A.C.S., 56:2221-24. (2000)
KING, EVERETT EDGAR, M.S., M.C.E.
Professor of Railway Civil Engineering
Articles:
Some aspects of the labor situation. Tecli-
nograph, 49:1:5,20. (1600)
KISTLER, SAMUEL S., Ph.D., Ch.E.
Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering
Articles:
Thermal conductivity of silica aerogel. Ind.
Eng. Chem., 26:658-62. (5000)
Residual water in activated silica gel. Acta
Physicochiniica U.R.S.S., i, 354-64. (3500)
The relation between heat conductivity and
structure in silica aerogel. J. Phys. Chem.,
39:79-85. (2800)
Colloids, Chap. 5 of Vol. 9 of Annual Sur-
vey of American Chonistry. Reinhold
Publishing Co., N. Y., 1935. 16 pp.
With Sherlock Swann and E. G. Appel:
Thoria aerogel catalyst: aliphatic esters to
ketones. Ind. Eng. Chem., 26:1014. (500)
Reviews:
Electrokinetic phenomena and their applica-
tion to biology and medicine, by Harold
A. Abramson. Chem. Met. Eng., 41:600-01.
(250.)
KNEIER, CHARLES MAYARD, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Political Science
Books:
City government in the United States.
Harpers, N. Y., 1934. 482 pp.
KNIPP, CHARLES TOBIAS, Ph.D.
Professor of Experimental Electricity
Articles:
A compact vacuum gauge for measuring
low pressures. Trans. III. Acad. Sci.,
Dec, 1934.
Renewed activity of radium bromide after
heating as revealed in a Wilson expansion
chamber. Ibid.
Model of an electric cell simulating ion and
electron flow. Ibid.
Recovery of activity after heating as re-
vealed in a Wilson expansion chamber.
Phys. Rev., 45:2.
KOEHLER, BENJAMIN, Ph.D.
Associate Chief in Crop Pathology
Articles:
Pathologic significance of seed coat injury
in dent corn. Phytopath., 25:24. (200)
KORDENAT, RALPH AUGUST, M.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Surgery
Articles:
The relation of anemia to surgical diseases
of the gall bladder. Amer. I. Dig. Dis.
Nutr., 1:9:638.
KRAEHENBUEHL, JOHN OTTO, M.S., E.E.
Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering
Articles:
Interrelation of mechanical stress and dielec-
tric strength in porcelain. Rpt. Comm.
Insulation, Nat. Res. Council, 1934, p. 23.
(1000)
With C. W. Parmelee:
Mechanical-electrical stress studies of porce-
lain insulator bodies. ///. Eng. Exp. Sta.
Bui. 273. (35.000)
KRASE, NORMAN WILLIAM, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering
Articles:
High pressure technique. Chem. Met. Eng.,
41:5:265. (200)
Reviews:
The design and construction of high pressure
chemical plant, by Harold Tongue. Chem.
and Met., 41:7:374. (200)
KRATZ, ALONZO PLUMSTEAD, M.S.
Research Professor of Mechanical
Engineering
Articles:
With A. C. Willard:
Research in heating, ventilating, and air
conditioning. Contrib. id An. Min. Ind.
Conf., III. Geol. Surv., pp. 131-37. (3300)
With A. C. Willard and S. Konso:
Investigation of warm air furnaces and
heating systems. ///. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui.,
266. (35,000)
Factors affecting human comfort as related
to certain aspects of heating and venti-
lation. Sheet Metal Worker, 25:4:150-53;
25:5:189-92; 25:6:229-37. (5700)
With M. K. Fahnestock and E. L. Broderick:
Factors affecting the heat output of convec-
tors. Heating, piping, and air condition-
Publications of the Faculty
21
Articles (continued)
ing. Amer. Soc. Heat, and Vent. Eng. J.
6:7:307-15- (5000)
With M. K. Fahnestock and S. Konzo :
Study of unit room coolers in the research
residence. Ibid., 11:483-89. (5700)
The importance of good construction in
improving the comfort and effectiveness of
heating and cooling. Contrib. 2d An. Min.
Ind. Conf. III. Geol. Surv., pp. 39-53.
(Sooo)
With S. Komo, M. K. Fahnestock, and
E. L. Broderick:
Study of summer cooling in the research
residence for the summer of 1934.
Heating, piping, and air conditioning. Amer.
Soc. Heat, and Vent. Eng. J., 7:1:29-40.
(8500)
KROHN, LEON, B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Obstetrics and Gynecology
See F. H. Falls.
KRUGER, PETER GERALD, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Physics
Articles:
Deepest terms in ions of the iso-electronic
sequences Ni I to Kr IV and Pd I to
Xe IX. Phys. Rev., 46:124.
Ionization potentials in the iso-electronic se-
quence A I to Mn VIII. Ibid., 46:336.
Hyperfine structure of Y II lines. Ibid., 47.
Nuclear shells: angular and magnetic mo-
ments of nuclei. Ibid., 47:605
KUDO, RICHARD ROKSABRO, D.Sc.
Assistant Professor of Zoology
Books:
Zoology 18 — laboratory directions. (3d ed.).
Univ. of 111. Info. Office, Urbana. 33 pp.
Articles:
Studies on some protozoan parasites of fishes
of Illinois. ///. Biol. Monog., 13:1. 44 pp.
Reviews:
The biology of the protozoa, (2d ed.), by
G. N. Calkins. Tokio Med. J., 2879:44.
Travaux pratiques de parasitologie, (2d ed.),
by E. Brumpt and M. Neven-Lemaire.
Ibid., 2904:30.
Precis de microscopic, (5th ed.), by M.
Langeron. Ibid.
Coccidia and coccidiosis, by E. R. Becker.
Ibid., 2922:13.
Amebiasis and amebic dysentery, by C. F.
Craig. Ibid., 2923:20.
Cytological technique, by J. R. Baker. Bot.
and Zool., 3:5: 108.
KUHLMAN, ALVIN FREDERICK, M.S.
Instructor in Dairy Husbandry
See W. B. Nevens.
KUNZ, JAKOB, Ph.D.
Professor of Mathematical Physics
Articles:
The flow of liquids through submerged ori-
fices. Trans. III. Acad. Sci., 1934.
The present crisis in theoretical physics.
Ibid.
Reviews:
Discussion of magnetism of silican steels.
Amer. Mfrs. Steel, 1934.
Reviews (continued)
Discussion of the return flow in pipes sud-
denly closed. /. Amer. Soc. Mech. Engrs.,
1934-
kus(:h, polykarp, m.s.
Assistant in Physics
Articles:
With F. W. Loomis:
The band spectrum of caesium. Phys. Rev.,
46:292-301.
LACKNER, JULIUS ERNEST, B.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and
Gynecology
See F. H. Falls.
LAMBERT, CLAUDE NEEDHAM, A.B.,
M.D., Associate in Orthopaedics
Articles:
Epiphyseal stimulation to increase length of
extremities. Physiother. Rev., 14:2:12.
(800)
LANG, ALVIN LEONARD, M.S.
Assistant Chief in Soil Experiment Fields
See W. L. Burlison and G. H. Dungan.
LANSFORD, WALLACE MONROE, M.S.,
C.E., Associate in Theoretical and Applied
Mechanics
Articles;
Discharge coefficients for pipe orifices. Civ.
Eng., 4:5:245-47. (2500)
Reviews:
Flow of water around bends in pipes. Proc.
A.S.C.E., 60:9:1392-95. (2000)
LARSON, LAURENCE MARCELLUS, Ph.D.,
LL.D., Professor of History and Head of
the Department
Books:
Records of civilization. Vol. 20 of The
Earliest Norwegian Laws, trans, from the
Old Norwegian. Columbia Univ. Press,
N. Y., 1935. X + 451 pp.
Articles:
The Norwegian element in the northwest.
Amer. Hist. Rev., 40:1. (5500)
Tellef Grundysen and the beginnings of
Norwegian-American fiction. Norwegian-
Amer. Studies aiid Rec, 8. (6800)
Great Britain. World Book Encyc. An.,
1934. (2600)
Ireland. Ibid. (700)
LEDERER, FRANCIS LOEFFLER, M.D.
Professor of Laryngology, Rhinology, and
Otology, and Head of the Department
Books edited:
Otolaryngology section in Review of Medical
Progress. F. A. Davis Co., Phila. 1934.
Articles:
Sclerosis of the labyrinth. Cyc. Med., 9:
153-60.
Cancer of the head and neck: a critical
analysis of available therapeutic measures.
Arch. Phys. Therapy, 15:517-30; 15:608-15.
Fulminant sinus disease; case study of its
pathogenesis. 7. Surg. Gyn. Obstet., 60:
645-56.
Multiple carcinoma; pathologic specimen and
a case presentation. Arch. Otolar., 21:239.
22
University of Illinois
Ledkrer, F. L. — Articles (continued)
Hemorrhage in lung cancer: a fatal case
following bronchoscopy. Ibid., 21:244-47.
Ann. Otol. Laryn. Rhin., 44:157-63.
With L. Z Fishman:
Rationalization of therapy in laryngeal tu-
berculosis. ///. Med. J., 66:448-54.
With H. G. Poncher and N. D. Fabricant:
Aural manifestations of lipoid granuloma-
tosis (xanthomatosis) of the skull. Arch.
Otolar., 21:27-40. (5500)
LEE, FREDERIC EDWARD, Ph.D.
Professor of Economics
Articles:
United States banking failures. Statist
(London), 124:2948:253. (2000)
The gold clause decisions. Chicago J. Com.,
15:118:4. (3000)
With Joseph B. Hubbard and others:
International economic problems. Part of
Chapter X in Current Economic Policies.
Henry Holt and Co., N. Y., pp. 563-71-
LEHMANN, EMIL WILHELM, B.S., E.E.,
A.E., Professor of Agricultural Engineering
and Head of the Department
Articles:
Farms need more electrification. Prairie
Farmer, Oct. 13, 1934, p. 20. (900)
Some facts about rural electricification in
Illinois. Univ. of 111., mimeo. 2 pp.
(800)
What is it worth to have water under
pressure in the home? Elec. on the Farm,
Sept., 1934, pp. 9-1 1. (1500)
With others:
Farm lands subject to soil depletion from
erosion or other causes. Rpt. Land Plan-
ning Comm., Nat. Resources Bd., Part II,
pp. 161-74. (10,000)
Making available farm larids needed for
future requirements. Ibid., pp. 193-96.
(3500)
LEPPLA, PAUL WARREN, M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry
See G. L. Clark and H. F. Johnstone.
LEWISON, MAURICE, M.D.
Professor of Physical Diagnosis
See E. B. Freilich.
LIANG, POE, Ph.D.
Special Research Assistant in Chemistry
See Roger Adams.
LIMARZI, LOUIS ROBERT, B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Medicine
Articles:
With Iva G. Murphy:
Amidopyrine and granulopenia- — A clinical
experiment. /. Lab. Clin. Med., 20:6:
616-22. (3500)
LEUTWILER, OSCAR ADOLPH, B.S., M.E.
Professor of Mechanical Engineering Design
and Head of the Department of Mechani-
cal Engineering
Books:
Notes on the design of steam power plants.
(Rev. ed.) Edwards Bros., Ann Arbor,
Mich., Feb., 1935. 229 pp.
LINDSTROM, DAVID EDGAR, Ph.D.
Associate in Rural Sociology
Articles:
The organization and functioning of the com-
munity unit. Univ. of III. Agr. Ext. Serv.,
mimeo. RSE-io. p. 1-14. (3000)
Rethinking the rural community situation in
Illinois. Ibid., RSE-15. 4 pp. (1500)
The nature of the movement of farm popu-
lation in Illinois as shown by a study of
selected areas, 1930. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta.,
mimeo. 15 pp. (3000)
Equalizing rural and urban library service.
///. Libraries, 16:4. (1500)
Rural youth studies in Illinois. U.S.D.A.,
mimeo., 1934. 9 pp. (4000)
The present worth of community action.
Bureau Farmer (Chicago), Sept., 1934.
(1000)
LITMAN, SIMON, Dr.Jur.Pub. et Rer.Cam.
Professor of Economics
Articles:
International movements of capital. Amer.
Econ. Rev., 25:1:74-76. (1200)
Reviews:
The American farmer and the export market,
by A. A. Dowell and O. B. Jesness. /.
Bxis. 7:4:366-67. (500)
German commercial policy, by W. Ropke.
Amer. Econ. Rev., 25:1:113-14. (400)
LITTLETON, ANANIAS CHARLES, Ph.D.,
C.P.A.
Professor of Accountancy and Assistant Di-
rector of Bureau of Business Research
Articles:
Some later problems of economic planning.
///. /. Com., 16:6:8-9; 7:15-16. (5000)
Auditor independence. /. Acct., 59:4:283-92.
(6500)
The dividend base. Acct. Rev., 9:2:140-48.
(7000)
Dividends presuppose profits. Ibid., 9:4:
304-11. (7500)
The income approach. Ibid., 9:4:342-46.
(2500)
Reviews:
Depreciation by public service commission
of Wisconsin; Public utility valuation, by
W. J. Graham. Ibid., 9:2:186-88. (1500)
Glossary of medieval terms of business, by
Florence Edler. Ibid., 10:1:119-21. (1500)
LLOYD, JOHN WILLIAM, Ph.D.
Professor of Olericulture
Books:
Productive vegetable growing. (7th ed.). J.
P. Lippincott Co., Philadelphia, i93S-
Ixxii + 343 pp.
Articles:
Competition and quality. 4th An. Rpt. III.
Veg. Growers Assoc, pp. 4S-48- (2800)
With S. W. Decker:
Factors influencing the refrigeration of pack-
ages of apples. III. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui.
410:13-50. (15,000)
LOUNSBURY, RAYMOND HARVEY, Ph.D.
Associate in Economics
Articles:
The velocity of circulation of goods: an
explanation. Qt. J. Econ., 48:4:767-68.
(400)
Publications of the Faculty
23
Reviews:
Monetary statesmanship, by Norman Lom-
bard. Amer. Econ. Rev., 24:4:746-48.
(600)
McCLURE, MATTHEW THOMPSON, Ph.D.
Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and
Sciences, Professor of Philosophy, and
Head of the Department
Books:
Early philosophers of Greece. D. Appleton
and Co., N. Y., 1935. 217 pp.
Articles:
The idea of progress. Ind. Univ. Alumni
Qt., July, 1934, pp. 276-83.
Greek genius and race mixture. Chapter 2
of Studies in the History of Ideas, Co-
lumbia Univ. Press, N.Y., 1935, pp. 23-33.
McCOLLURL JOHN PASCHAL, Ph.D.
Assistant Chief in Olericulture
Articles:
Vegetative and reproductive responses asso-
ciated with fruit development in the cu-
cumber. Cornell Univ. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Memoir 163. (12,000)
McGOVRAN, EDWARD RAWSON, Ph.D.
Research Assistant in Entomology
See W. P. Flint.
McMUNN, RICHARD LACEY, M.S.
Associate in Pomology
Articles:
The relationship between volume and di-
mensions of the Elberta peach. Amer. Soc.
Hort. Sci., 30:187-91. (2100)
See also Maxwell Jay Dorsey.
MARVEL, CARL SHIPP, Ph.D.
Professor of Organic Chemistry
Articles:
With D. S. Frederick and H. D. Cogan:
The reaction between sulfur dioxide and
olefins. Cyclohexene. J.A.C.S., 56:1815-
19. (4000)
With J. C. Eck:
A convenient synthesis of d/-lysine. /. Biol.
Chem., 106:381-91. (2500)
MARYAN, HARRY OLIVER, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Obstetrics and Gynecology
Articles:
Maryan's colposcope. Central Sci. Instr. Co.,
Chicago, Nov., 1934. (1000)
Maryan's technique of colposcopy. Ihid.
(1000)
MATHEWS, JOHN MABRY, Ph.D.
Professor of Political Science
Books:
American state government. (Rev. ed.). D.
Appleton Co., N.Y., 1934- xx + 759 pp.
Articles:
The United States and world affairs. Amer.
Year Book, 1934, pp. 54-58. (3500)
State administration and legislation. Ibid.,
pp. 120-21. (1200)
National and interstate relations of states.
Ibid., pp. 122-23. (1200)
Reviews:
History of American foreign policy, (rev.
ed.), by J. H. Latane. Amer. J. Internat.
Law, 29:1:177-78. (400)
MATTOX, NORMAN THOMAS, M.S.
Assistant in Zoology
Articles:
Abnormalities in the uterine young of Cam-
peloma rufiim, a fresh water snail. Amer.
Mid. Naturalist, 16:2:144-54. (4S00)
MAYS, ARTHUR BEVERLY, A.M.
Professor of Industrial Education
Books:
With R. P. Hoelscher:
Basic units in mechanical drawing. 11. John
Wiley and Sons, N. Y., 1934. 273 pp.
Articles:
With William T. Bawden and others:
The growth and trends of the literature of
industrial arts. Chapter 6 of Industrial
Arts in Modern Education. Manual Arts
Press, Peoria, 111., 1934. pp. 105-22.
MAYS, LUTHER LIVINGSTON, A.M.
Assistant in Psychology
Articles:
Studies of catatonia. v. Perseverational
tendencies in catatonic patients. Psychiat.
Qt., 8:728-35- (3000)
With P. H. Dubois and C. Landis:
Changes in psychological functions in paresis.
II. Ibid., 8:699-702. (1200)
MEYER, CLARA ROCKE, M.S.
Associate in Home Economics
Articles:
With H. N. Holmes, Ruth Corbet, Harold
Cassidy, and Sarah Irene Jacobs:
The biological activity of some carotene
preparations. /. Nutr., 7:3:321-29. (2500)
MEYER, HAROLD IRVING, M.S., M.D.
Associate in Surgery
Articles:
Paget's disease (osteitis deformans). Med.
Clin. N. Amer., 17:6:1533-36. (1000)
MICHAUD, REGIS, A.M.
Professor of Romance Languages
Books:
Modern thought and literature in France.
Funk- and Wagnalls Co., N.Y., 1934. 326 pp.
MILLER, GEORGE ABRAM, Ph.D.
Professor of Mathematics, Emeritus
Articles:
Confusions in the use of the mathematical
term group. Proc. Nat. Acad. Set., 20:
288-91. (1800)
Groups of order 2° whose squared elements
constitute a cyclic subgroup. Ibid., 20:372-
75. (1800)
Distinct groups whose subgroups are simply
isomorphic. Ibid., 20:430-33. (1600)
Groups involving a set of as many conjugates
as commutators. Ibid., 20:41-44. (1800)
Sets of group elements involving only
products of more than n. Ibid., 20:45-47.
(1400)
Background of mathematics in America.
Science, 80:356-57. (900)
A widespread error relating to Egyptian
mathematics. Ibid., 81:152. (500)
Mathematics in Webster's New International
Dictionary, (2d ed.), 1935- â– S'c/t. and Soc,
40:728. (800)
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Miller, G. A. — Articles (continued)
Groups in which the squares of the elements
are a dihedral group. Trans. Atner. Math.
Soc, 36:819-25. (4000)
Vague historical views relating to negative
numbers. Math. Student, 2: 1-6. (2000)
Expository remarks on the theory of groups.
Ibid., 2:41-48. (3500)
History of mathematics in America. Sch.
Sci. Math., 35:292-96. (2500)
Evolution of a modern definition of the
mathematical term group. Sci. Mo., 39:
554-59- (3500)
Historical note on the determination of all
the permutation groups of low degrees.
Tohoku Math. J., 39:60:65. (3000)
Groups generated by an operator of order 2
and an operator of order 3 whose commu-
tator is of order 3-J. Indian Math. Soc,
20:145-47. (1500)
Reviews:
A history of mathematics in America before
1900. Math. Student, 2:156-57. (800)
MILLER, RICHARD FROMAN, A.B.
Assistant in Chemistry
See Roi/er Adatns.
MILLES, GEORGE, Ph.G., M.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Pathology
Articles:
A principle accelerating growth and matura-
tion. Arch. Path., 17:631. (1500)
Renal arteriosclerosis in the problem of
urinary obstruction. ///. Med. J., May,
1935- (1500)
MITCHELL, DAVID RAY, M.S., E.M.
Assistant Professor of Mining and Metal-
lurgical Engineering
Articles:
Fundamentals of coal preparation. Coal-
Heat, Aug., 1934. (4000)
Economics of coal preparation and reduction
in ash content. Ibid. (4000)
A new method of evaluating coals for do-
mestic purposes. Ibid., Dec, 1934. (4000)
Mining engineering and educational problems
pertaining thereto — a catechism. Proc. III.
Min. Instit. (3900)
With L. C. McCabc and G. H. Cady:
Preliminary report on unit coal — specific
gravity curves of Illinois coal. Trans.
A.I.M.E. (Coal Division), 108, 222. (3000)
Contributions to the study of coal. ///. Geol.
Surv. Rpt. 34. (6000)
MITCHELL, HAROLD HANSON, Ph.D.
Professor of Animal Nutrition
Articles:
The effect of the proportions of fat and car-
bohydrate in the diet upon the excretion of
metabolic nitrogen in the feces. /. Biol.
Chcm., 105:537-46. (3600)
Balanced diets, net energy values and spe-
cific dynamic effects. Science, 80:558-61.
(2500)
MIZELLE, JOHN DARY, M.S.
Assistant in Zoology
Articles:
Swimming of the mu.skrat. /. Mammalogy,
16:22-25.
MONROE, WALTER SCOTT, Ph.D.
Professor of Education and Director of the
Bureau of Educational Research
Articles:
Hazards in the measurement of achievement.
Sch. and Soc, 41:48-52. (2500)
Effect of measurement on instruction. /.
Educ. Res., 28:496-97. (700)
A note on efficiency of prediction. /. Educ.
Psych., 25:547-48. (350)
With Dewey B. Stuit:
Correlation analysis as a means of study-
ing contributions of causes. /. Exp. Educ,
3:155-65- (8000)
Reviews:
Adjusting the school to the child, by Carle-
ton Washburne. /. Educ Res., 28:209.
(375)
MOORE, HERBERT FISHER, M.E., D.Sc.
Research Professor of Engineering Materials
Articles:
Some engineering tools for social use. /.
West. Soc Enyrs., 40:1:3-9. (4800)
With P. E. Henwood:
The strength of screw threads under re-
peated tension. ///. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui.
264, pp. 1-17. (6800)
With G. N. Krouse:
Repeated-stress testing machines in the ma-
terials testing laboratory of the University
of Illinois. ///. Eng. Exp. Sta. Circ. 23,
pp. 1-36. (9000)
With B. B. Betty and C. W. Dollins:
The creep and fracture of lead and lead
alloys. ///. Etig. Exp. Sta. Bui. 272, pp.
1-47. (iioo)
MORA, JACOB MORTON, B.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Surgery
Articles:
With F. J. Jirka:
The effect of jaundice on intradermally in-
jected salt solution. /. Lab. Clin. Med.,
20:719. (2000)
With D. A. Willis:
Relation of drainage to morbidity following
operation for acute suppurative appendi-
citis. Atner. J. Surg., 27:480. (750)
MOREY, LLOYD, A.B., B.Mus., C.P.A., LL.D.
Comptroller and Professor of Accountancy
Books:
With others:
Financial reports for colleges and universi-
ties. Univ. of Chicago Press, Chicago,
1935. 270 pp.
Articles:
Competitive bidding for municipal audits.
Amer. City, 49:7. (800)
Principles of municipal accounting. Acct.
Rev., 9:4:319-25. (3500)
Uniform accounting for local governments.
Nat. Munic Rev., 23:7:377-79. (1200)
Finance and business administration in in-
stitutions of higher education. Rev. Educ
Res., 5:2:143-47. (1550)
With T. M. Dickerson:
Municipal accounting as a protection to
holders of municipal securities. Trust Com-
panies, 59:6:603-06. (2000)
Publications of the Faculty
25
MORGAN, WILLIAM RAY, M.S.
Instructor in Ceramic Engineering
Articles:
Relation between uncombined quartz and
thermal expansion of ceramic bodies.
J.A.C.S., 17:5:117-21. (2000)
MORWITZ, SAMUEL MORDECAI, M.D.
Instructor in Laryngology, Rhinology, and
Otology
Articles:
Rhinolith. Arch. Otolar., 20:704-07.
MOSHER, MARTIN LUTHER, M.Agr.
Associate Professor of Farm Management
Articles:
With J. B. Andrews and H. C. M. Case:
Farm bureau-farm management service re-
ports. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta., Dept. Agr.
Econ., Mimeo., 430 and 431. (15,000)
Three-years' summary report of the farm
bureau-farm management service. Ibid.,
434. (12,000)
MRGUDICH, JOHN NEIL, Ph.D.
Special Research Assistant in Chemistry
See G. L. Clark.
MUELLER, CORNELIUS HERMAN, A.M.
Assistant in Botany
Articles:
Some new oaks from Western Texas. Tor-
reya, 34:5:119-22. (iioo)
MUMM, WALTER JOHN, M.S.
Associate in Plant Breeding
See G. H. Dungan.
MURPHY, FRANK GEORGE, B.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Orthopaedics
Articles:
Osteitis deformans, "Paget's disease," with
fracture of the femur and prompt union.
/. Bone and Joint Surg., 16:4:981-85.
(1200)
Rupture of quadriceps tendon above patella
with surgical repair. ///. Med. J., Apr.,
193s. PP- 379-8i- (1000)
Some rheumatic conditions and their rela-
tionship to dental affections. ///. Dent.
J., 4:8:293-97.
MURPHY, LAWRENCE W., A.M., Litt.D.
Director of the School of Journalism and
Professor of Journalism
Reviews:
An analysis of the Bryn Mawr research in
journalism conducted by Kingsbury, Hart,
and associates. Journ. Qt., 11:4:382-91.
(4000)
NADEAU, OSCAR EUGENE, B.S., M.D.
Associate Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Spinal anesthesia. Hosp. News, U. S. Marine
Hosp., 2:2:1-19. (5000)
Operative treatment of bilateral kidney
stones. Surg. Clin. N. Amer., Aug., 1934,
pp. 927-33. (2200)
Can kidney stones be dissolved. Ibid., pp.
935-40. (1850)
The early diagnosis of renal tuberculosis —
nephrectomy. Ibid., pp. 941-46. (1850)
NEDZEL, ALEXANDER JOHN, M.D., M.S.
Associate Professor of Bacteriology and
Public Health
Articles:
The pathogenesis of nephritis due to ex-
posure to cold. /. Urol., 31:685. (2000)
Cocaine poisoning as influenced by diet. /.
Lab. Clin. Med., 19:874. (650)
A study of muscle temperature during bac-
terial chill. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med.,
32:279. (750)
Temperature changes in gastro-intestinal tract
in relation to heat and cold on skin. Ibid.,
32:281.
Reviews:
Klassifikation der Schigomyceten (Bakterien)
Versuch einer eissenschaftlichen Klassifika-
tion der Bakterien auf botanischer Grund-
lage, by Ernst Pribram. Arch. Int. Med.,
53:479- (300)
NEILD, HAROLD WALLACE, M.S.
Assistant in Physiology
See W. E. Burge.
NELSON, TELL, M.S., M.D.
Associate in Medicine
See W. H. Welker.
NEVENS, WILLIAM BARBOUR, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Dairy Cattle Feeding
Articles:
Lespedeza straw for dairy cows. /. Dairy
Sci., 17:10:671-74.
With A. F. Kuhlvian:
Selecting dairy cattle. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Circ. 422: 1-46.
Suggestions for teaching dairy cattle selec-
tion. Ibid., (supplement), 8 pp.
NEWCOMB, REXFORD, A.M., M.Arch.,
Dean of the College of Fine and Applied
Arts, Professor of the History of Archi-
tecture, and Director of the Bureau of
Community Planning
Books:
Renaissance architecture. Part III of Out-
lines of the History of Architecture, John
Wiley and Sons, N.Y., Chapman and Hall,
Ltd., London. 193 pp.
Articles:
Economic and social values of good archi-
tecture and landscaping. Contrib. 2d An.
Min. Ind. Conf., III. Geol. Surv., 1934,
pp. 89-99. (4750)
Architecture. World Book Encyc. An. for
1934, PP- 18-21. (1250)
Home design. Arch, and Eng., 120:3:19-22.
(2780)
NEWMARK, NATHAN MORTIMORE, Ph.D.
Research Assistant in Civil Engineering
Books:
Interaction between rib and superstructure
in concrete arch bridges. Univ. of 111.
Doctoral dissertation, 1934. (Abstract).
12 pp.
NICHAMIN, SAMUEL JULIAN, A.B., M.D.
Assistant in Pediatrics
Articles:
With Joseph K. Calvin:
Thoracic aortic aneurysms in children. Their
relation to rheumatic fever. Amer. J. Dis.
Child., 48:780-90. (4400)
See also H. G. Poncher.
26
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NOLAN, ARETAS WILBUR, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Agricultural Educa-
tion
Articles:
Vocational education in agriculture and life's
values. Education, 55:8:476-79. (2000)
Things old fashioned. Christian Community,
1:17:2. (1000)
Reviews:
A study of rural education in Illinois, with
special reference to vocational education in
agriculture, 1917-1933, by Carl Colvin.
Agr. Educ. Mag., Jan., 1935.
NORTHUP, DAVID WILMARTH, A.M.
Assistant in Physiology
See Ernst Gellhorn.
NOYES, WILLIAM ALBERT, Ph.D., LL.D.,
Chem.D., D.Sc.
Professor of Chemistry, Emeritus
Articles:
Iodine cations. J.A.C.S., 56:1849. (300)
Robinson's electronic theories of organic
chemistry. J. Soc. Chcm. Ind., 53:559-62.
(4000)
The reintegration of science. Ind. Eng.
Chem. (news ed.), 12:378.
Professor Edward Bartow, president-eject of
the American Chemical Society. Sci. Mo.,
40:286-88. (775)
ODELL, CHARLES WATTERS, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Education
Books:
Statistical method in education. D. Apple-
ton and Co., N.Y., 1934. 457 pp.
With T. T. Hamilton:
Special features of Illinois school buildings.
Univ. of III. Bur. Educ. Res., 1934. 106
pp.
OLDFATHER, WILLIAM ABBOTT, Ph.D.,
LL.D.
Professor of the Classics, Chairman of the
Department, Chairman of the Division of
Language and Literature, and Curator of
the Classical and Oriental Museums
Books:
With H. V. Canter and B. E. Perry:
Index Apuleianus. Amer. Philol. Assoc.
Monog., 3, Middletown, Conn., 1934.
liv -(- 490 pp.
With C. H. Oldfather:
Samuel Pufendorf's De lure Naturae et
Gentium Libri Octo (ed. and trans.). Car-
negie Endowment for International Peace.
Classics of International Law. 2 vols.
Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1934. 66a + 1002;
64a + 1456 pp.
Articles:
Report of committee on materials for re-
search. Trans. Amer. Philol. Assoc., 64:
xxxiii-xxxvi. (155)
A legal right. Daily Illini, July 6, 1934.
(475)
35 articles on the Locrians in the Realency-
clopadie der classischen Altertums-wissen-
schafl. Vols. 5a 2, and 16.2. 41 columns.
(1900)
Articles (continued)
Preisigke "Sammelbuch" 5730. Aeguptus,
14:4:496-97. (400)
Reviews:
Life and letters in the papyri, by J. G.
Winter. Amer. Hist. Rev., 40:2:362-63.
(500)
OLIVER, THOMAS EDWARD, Ph.D.
Professor of Romance Languages
Books:
The modern language teacher's handbook.
D. C. Heath and Co., Boston, 1935.
vii -\- 706 pp.
Reviews:
An analytical bibliography on modern
language teaching, 1927-1932. Compiled for
the committee on modern language teach-
ing with the assistance of Agnes Jacques.
/. Educ. Res., 28:6:459-61. (1000)
OLIVER, WILLIAM ALBERT, M.S.. C.E.
Associate in Civil Engineering
Articles:
Report on an experimental study of the load
distribution to the stringers of a full-sized
laminated floor panel. Amer. Ry. Eng.
Assoc. Bui., 36:374:824-34. (5000)
ORTH, OSWALD SIDNEY, M.S.
Assistant in Physiology
See W. E. Surge and W. P. Elhardt.
OUTHOUSE, JULIA PRATT, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Nutrition
Articles:
With Glenna Henderson:
Farm family's supply. Univ. of III. Coll. of
Agr. Circ. i p.
PAINE, ELLERY BURTON, M.S., E.E.
Professor of Electrical Engineering and Head
of the Department
See J. T. Tykociner.
PARK, SUNSHINE, M.S.
Assistant in Bacteriology
Reviews:
Bacteriophage therapy. N. Amer. Vet., 16:
3:19-24. (2500)
PARMELEE, CULLEN WARNER, M.S.
Professor of Ceramic Engineering and Head
of the Department
Books:
With A. E. Badger:
Determination of mean specific heats at high
temperatures of some commercial glasses.
///. Eng. Exp. St a. Bui. 271. 22 pp.
Articles:
Reaction-expansion measurements on chro-
mite and allied spinels. J.A.C.S., 18:3.
(2700)
With A. E. Badger:
Effects of borax and alumina in glass. Glass
Ind., 15:11:235-38. (3000)
With J. H. Chcsters:
The burning of magnesite brick. 11. Trans.
(English) Cer. Soc, 34:3. (3000)
See also J. O. Kraehenhuehl.
PARRY, JOHN JAY, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of English
Articles:
Ellis Pugh. Diet. Amer. Biog., 15:257. (500)
Publications of the Faculty
27
Articles (continued)
Arthurian bibliography for i934- Arthurian
Sect. Mod. Lang. Assoc, Mimeo. (6000)
Reviews:
Welsh Christian Origins, by Arthur W.
Wade-Evans. Speculum, 10:116-18. (1000)
The tale of Gargantua and King Arthur by
Francois Girault, by Huntington Brown.
7. Engl. Germ. Philol., 34:124- (400)
PATON, ROBERT FREDERICK, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Physics
Articles:
Protonenemission durch Bor und Phosphor
unter der Einwirkung energiereicher alpha-
Strahlen. Zeits. physikal. Chem., 90:586-96.
(4000)
Protons emitted from boron and phosphorus
bombarded by high energy alpha-particles.
Phys. Rev., 46:229-30. (75°)
PEASE, THEODORE CALVIX, Ph.D.
Professor of History
Books:
With R. C. Werner:
The French foundations, 1680-1693. ///.
Hist. Colls., 23. Springfield, 111., 1934.
xiv -f- 426 pp.
Books edited:
Illinois census returns, 1810, 1818, by
Margaret C. Norton. Ihid., 24.
Illinois census returns, 1820, by Margaret C.
Norton. Ibid., 26.
Articles:
Indiana in contention between France and
England. Ind. Hist. Bui., 12:5:113-32.
(6800)
The Mississippi boundary of 1763: a reap-
praisal of responsibility. Amer. Hist Rev.,
40:2:278-86. (4000)
Reviews:
The civilization of the old northwest: a
study of political, social, and economic de-
velopment, 1 788-181 2, by B. W. Bond, Jr.
Miss. Val. Hist. Rev., 21:1:90-91. (380)
Political and social growth of the United
States, 1492-1933, by H. C. Hockett and
A. M. Schlesinger. Ibid., 21:3:432-33.
(680)
Illinois Central Railroad, by Wallace Gates.
Amer. Hist. Rev., 40:2:352-54. (670)
PEIRCE, ALAN STANLEY, M.S.
Assistant in Botany
Articles:
Anatomy of the xylem of Pseudolarix. Bot.
Gas., 95:4:667-77. (3000)
Positive infection trials with elm "wilt"
fungi. Science, 80:2078:385. (500)
PELUSE, SAMUEL. B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Medicine
Articles:
Post-spinal-anaesthetic headache. Review of
the literature and suggestions for treat-
ment. ///. Med. J., 67:372-77- (4000)
PERLSTEIN, MINNIE OBOLER, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Dermatology
Articles:
Inguinal lymphogranuloma in its relation to
stricture of the rectum. Arch. Path., 19:
331-40. (2400)
PERRY, BEN EDWIN, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of the Classics
Books:
See W. A. Oldfather.
Articles:
The text tradition of the Greek life of Aesop.
Trans. Amer. Philol. Assoc, 64:198-244.
The origin and date of the fables ascribed
to Syntipas. Proc. Amer. Philol. Assoc,
64:44. (Abstract) (300)
PETERS, HOWARD CHESTER, B.S.
Assistant in Physiology
See M. B. Visscher.
PETERSEN. WILLIAM F., B.S., M.D.,
Professor of Pathology
Books:
The patient and the weather. II. Autonomic
disintegration. Edwards Bros., Ann Arbor,
Mich., 1935. 600 pp.
The patient and the weather. III. Mental
and nervous disease. Edwards Bros., Ann
Arbor, Mich., 1934. 400 pp.
Articles:
American distribution of deaths from cancer
of the skin, mouth, and breast. Arch.
Derm. Syph., 30:425-32. (1500)
With E. T. Hoverson:
Meteorologic effects on the sedimentation
rate of erythrocytes. Amer. J. Med. Sci.,
4:18:455. (1000)
PHIPPS, THOMAS ERWIN, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Chemistry
Articles:
With M. J. Copley:
Reflection coefficient of electrons. Phys.
Rev., 46:2:144-45. (700)
PILOT, ISADORE, B.S., M.D.
Associate Professor of Medicine
See D. J. Davis.
POGGL EDITH MURIEL, Ph.D.
Associate in Geography
Articles:
Decatur, Illinois: a study in urban geogra-
phy. Trans. III. Acad. Sci., 27:4:85-99.
But. Geog. Soc Phila., 32:4:122-39.
PONCHER, HENRY GEORGE, B.S., M.D.
Associate Professor of Pediatrics
Articles:
Tuberculin. Chapter 26 of Clinical Tuber-
culosis by Benjamin Goldberg. F. A.
Davis Co., Phila., 1935. 20 pp.
With Julius Hess and Helen Woodward:
Factors influencing the utilization of calcium
and phosphorus of cow's milk. Amer. J.
Dis. Child., 48:1058-71. (5000)
With B. M. Gasul:
The effect of moderately large dosage of
viosterol on tuberculous children. Amer.
Rev. Tuberculosis, 30:3:358-64. (2700)
With A. L. Shafton:
Renal glycosuria in childhood. Amer. J. Dis.
Child., 47:1323-34- (4500)
With J. R. Blayney:
Osteomyelitis of the maxilla in nurslings and
in infants. Ibid., 48:730-38. (2700)
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PoNCHER, H. G. — Articles (continued)
With M. B. Visscher and Helen Woodward:
Creatine metabolism in children with hypo-
thyroidism. J.A.M.A., 102:1132-35. (1500)
With S. J. Nichamin and Marion Hood:
Amebiasis in children. /. Pediatrics, 5:6:
741-49. (3200)
See also F. L. Lederer.
Reviews:
Poliomyelitis, by Landon and Smith.
J.A.M.A., 104:14:1272. (200)
Infantile paralysis, by George Draper. Ibid.,
104:14:127:. (250)
POTTHOFF, EDWARD FREDERICK, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Education
Articles:
Recent trends in enrollment at the Univer-
sity of Illinois. Sch. and Soc, 39:853-56-
(2500)
Reviews:
Introduction to education, by W. H. Burton.
Sch. Rev., 42:70-71. (650)
Introduction to teaching and learning; by
G. A. Yoakum and R. G. Simpson. Elem.
Sch. J., 35:627-28. (700)
POWELL, ALDEN LESLIE, Ph.D.
Instructor in Political Science
Articles:
National stamp-tax laws and state instrumen-
talities. Amer. Pol. Set. Rev., 29:2:225-46.
(9000)
A plan for facilitating constitutional amend-
ment in Illinois. ///. Law Rev., 30:1:59-67.
(3900)
Amending the Illinois constitution. ///.
Munic. Rev., 13:10:200-03. (3000)
Reviews:
A history of the vice-presidency of the
United States, by L. C. Hatch and E. L.
Shoup. Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev., 28:5:946-48.
(700)
PUSEY, WILLIAM ALLEN, A.M., M.D.
Professor of Dermatology, Emeritus
See Herbert Rattner.
QUIRKE, TERENCE THOMAS. E.M., Ph.D.
Professor of Geology
Articles:
Origin of watercourses near French River,
Ontario. (Abstract). Proc. Geol. Soc.
Amer., June, 1934, p. 103. (400)
QUISENBERRY, JOHN HENRY, M.S.
Assistant in Animal Genetics
See Elmer Roberts
RAGINS, OSCAR BENJAMIN, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Medicine
Sec E. B. Frcilich.
RAMSEY, RUSSELL JENNINGS, M.S.
Assistant in Dairy Manufactures
See H. A. Ruehe.
RANDALL, JAMES GARFIELD, Ph.D.
Professor of History
Articles:
John George Nicolay. Diet. Amer. Biog.,
13:510-11. (900)
John Reynolds. Jbid., 15:519-20. (900)
Reviews:
The antislavery impulse, by G. H. Barnes.
/. South. Hist., 1:1:96-98. (950)
Record of the restoration of New Salem,
by J. F. Booton; and Lincoln's New
Salem, by B. P. Thomas. Amer. Hist.
Rev., 40:2:419. (200)
RAPPAPORT, BENJAMIN ZION, M.S., M.D.
Associate in Medicine
See W. H. Welker and C. I. Reed.
RATTNER, HERBERT, M.D.
Associate in Dermatology
Articles;
Dermatitis of the eyelids. J.A.M.A., 103:
180-81. (900)
Changes in the skin in chronic encephalitis.
Arch. Derm. Syph., 3«:3S-37. (650)
With W. A. Pusey:
Acne in one of identical twins. Jbid., 29:706.
(250)
With L. M. Zimmerman:
Infra-red photography of subcutaneous veins.
Amer. J. Surg., 27:3:502. (350)
REED, CARLOS ISAAC, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Physiology
Articles:
Symptoms of viosterol overdosage in human
suisjects. J.A.M.A., 102:1745-48. (2800)
Animal experimentation and medical educa-
tion. /. Assoc. Amer. Med. Coll., 10:2-4.
(900)
Effect of heavy administration of viosterol on
metabolism of the rat. Proc. Soc. Exp.
Biol. Med., 32:274-77. (1500)
Why is an antivivisectionist? ///. Med. J.,
66:2-9. (6000)
Longevity in the box turtle. Science, 81:
2103:380-81. (800)
With B. Z. Rappaport, M. L. Hathaway, and
H. C. Struck:
The treatment of hay fever and asthma with
viosterol of high potency. /. Allergy, 5:6:
541-53. (6700)
With I. E. Stcck and D. S. Miller:
The effect of parathormone on basal metabo-
lism of normal dogs. Amer. J. Physiol.,
110:1:1-3. (1000)
With L. E. Blanch and E. H. Zans:
Physiology. Chapter in Rpt. Amer. Assoc.
Dent. Sch., 1935. 8 pp.
REED, JOHN C, M.S., M.E.
Associate in Mechanical Engineering
See E. E. Ambrosius.
REED, RUSSELL HARLAN, B.S.
Instructor in Agricultural Engineering
Articles:
Heating systems for warming the washing
solution in apple washing machines. Mimeo.
29 pp. (10,000)
The harvesting and storing of chopped hay.
Mimeo. 3 pp. (1600)
REEDY, JOHN HENRY, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Chemistry
Articles:
The technique of microchemistry. (Abstract).
Trans. III. Acad. Sci., 27:2:59. (200)
Publications of the Faculty
29
Articles (continued)
With D. G. Nicholson:
The explosive reaction of perchloric acid
with metallic bismuth. Ibid., 27:2:78.
(600)
Reviews:
About so reviews in Chem. Abstracts. (Aver-
age number of words, 100)
REICH, HERBERT JOSEPH, Ph.D., M.E.
Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering
Articles:
Vacuum tubes in everyday life. Champaign-
Urbana News Gas., Jan. 6, 1935, p. 21.
(2000)
RICHART, FRANK ERWIN, M.S., C.E.
Research Professor of Engineering Materials
Articles:
Elastic properties of concrete. Rpt. Amer.
Soc. Testing Materials, March, 1935. pp.
22-27. (3000)
Outline of work of reinforced brick masonry
research board. Bui. Amer, Cer. Soc,
13:7:179-80. (900)
Developments in reinforced concrete column
design. 26th An. Rpt. Eng. Soc. Wis.,
9:3:62-65. (2000)
With R. L. Brown:
An investigation of reinforced concrete
columns. ///. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 267: 1-94.
(45,000)
Reviews:
The Toronto building by-laws, by J. M.
Oxley. /. Amer. Concr. Instit., 6:1. (800)
Observations on European practice in con-
crete design and construction, by B.
Moreell. Ibid., 6:2. (500)
RITCH, COLQUITT OTIS, B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Surgery
Articles:
Morbidity and mortality in prostatic surgery.
///. Med. J., 45:90-92.
ROBERTS, ELMER, Ph.D.
Professor of Animal Genetics
Articles:
With W. M. Dawson:
Effect of Fowler's solution on animals. ///.
Agr. Exp. Sta. But. 413:187-202. (6000)
With J. A. Hunter:
Size of Chinese and American breeds of
chickens and eggs. Peking Nat. Hist. Bui.
9:2:83-92. (3500)
With J. H. Quisenberry :
Linkage of the genes for non-yellow and
pink-eye in the house mouse. Amer. Nat.,
69:2:181-83. (700)
A Brahma-Plymouth Rock mosaic. 7. Hered.,
26:1:11-14; 3:114. (iioo)
With L. E. Card:
Fowls with blue plumage from a Leghorn x
Cornish cross. Poultry Sci., 14:64. (350)
With I. H. Quisenberry and L. E. Card:
Blood studies of strains of the domestic
fowl, differing in resistance to pullorum
disease. Ibid., 14:63-64. (500)
ROBINS. LOUIS SENDER, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Pediatrics
Articles:
With R. H. Kunstadter:
The effect of extract of pregnancy urine
Articles (continued)
upon hypopituitarism in the male. /.
Pediatrics, 4:6:774.
ROBINSON, ANNA BELLE, A.M.
Associate in Home Economics Education
Books:
Home Economics — Foods — Tests I- VIII.
Webb-Duncan Publishing Co., Oklahoma
City, 1934. 48 pp.
ROBINSON, FLORENCE BELL, M.L.D.
Assistant Professor of Landscape
Architecture
Articles:
Five fundamentals of art: a comparative
study. Lands. Arch. Qt., 25:1:19-25.
(2500)
RODEBUSH, WORTH HUFF, Ph.D.
Professor of Physical Chemistry
Articles:
Dipole moment and ionic binding. Trans.
Faraday Soc, 30:778-86. (3000)
The third law of thermodynamics. /. Chem.
Phys., 2:668-70. (1400)
With Alfred Clark:
The OD+ bands. J.A.C.S., 57:228. (100)
The liquid state. Phys. Rev., 47:513. (300)
The absolute rate of a chemical reaction.
/. Chem. Phys., 3:242. (400)
RODKEY, FREDERICK STANLEY, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of History
Articles:
Conversations on Anglo-Russian relations in
1838. Engl. Hist. Rev., 50:197:120-23.
(1800)
ROSE, WILLIAM CUMMING, Ph.D.
Professor of Physiological Chemistry
Articles:
With C. T. Caldwell:
Feeding experiments with mixtures of high-
ly purified amino acids. IV. The supple-
menting effect of casein fractions obtained
by the carbamate procedure. V. Addi-
tional properties of the unknown growth
essential present in proteins. /. Biol.
Chem., 107:45-73. (9000)
With Madelyn Womack:
Feeding experiments with mixtures of highly
purified amino acids. VI. The relation of
phenylalanine and tyrosine to growth.
Ibid., 107:449-58. (3500)
ROSENBLUM, PHILIP, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics
Articles:
Convalescent care of cardiac children. Med.
Clin. iV. Amer., March, 1935, pp. 1471-84.
(5000)
ROSS, ROBERT COOKE, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Farm Management
See W. L. Burlison.
RUCH, FLOYD L., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Psychology
Articles:
The dififerentiative effects of age upon human
learning. /. Gen. Psych., 11:261-86.
(8000)
The differential decline of learning ability
30
University of Illinois
RucH, F. L. — Articles (continued)
in the aged as a possible explanation of
their conservatism. /. Soc. Psych., 5:329-
37- (3500)
Kinesthesis, motivation and transfer. I.
Preliminary experiments and statement of
a problem. /. Comp. Psych., 18:259-69.
(4400)
Generalized turning habit and anticipation
as factors in the learning of linear mazes
by the rat. Psych. Bui. 31:721-22.
Reviews:
Individual differences, by F. S. Freeman.
Ibid., 32:319-20. (500)
RUEHE, HARRISON AUGUST, Ph.D.
Professor of Dairy Manufactures and Head
of the Department of Dairy Husbandry
Articles:
True Cheddar cheese and stirred curd cheese.
Milk Plant Mo., 23:5:64. (650)
Processing and selling whipped cream in
jars. Ibid., 23:5:64-65. (130)
Different cultured milk drinks and methods
of preparing them. Ibid., 23:6:50-53.
(2000)
Adjusting pasteurizing temperatures and cir-
culation to heat milk in 20-30 minutes.
Ibid., 23:6:53. (150)
Formula for making ice cream with vanilla
sugar. Ibid. (130)
Making cultured buttermilk at home from
freshmilk and from milk powder. Ibid.,
23:7:56. (500)
Making butter for keeping in storage for
use as butter or in ice cream. Ibid., 23:7:
56-57. (600)
Smoothing coffee cream and preventing sepa-
ration, cream plug and feathering. Ibid.,
23:7:58. (260)
Can Sudan grass be poisonous. Ibid., 23:8:
22. (450)
Why milk tests vary and how drought affects
test. Ibid., 23:8:56-57. (780)
Milk forms tough elastic curd. Ibid., 23:9:
52. (430)
Making cottage cheese — equipment required.
Ibid., 23:9:52-54. (630)
Diminishing cream line in pasteurized milk.
Ibid., 23:9:54. (150)
Sodium and calcium chloride, hydrometer
and salometer. Ibid., 23:9:54-56. (500)
High temperature probable cause of cream
plug. Ibid., 23:10:56. (270J
Off-flavors in milk caused by weeds. Ibid.,
23:10:56. (52)
Adding condensed skim milk to whipping
cream. Ibid., 23:10:56-58. (180)
Neutralizing cream and its effect on taste and
body. Ibid., 23:10:58,67. (530)
Sweet cream and ripened cream butter and
how to ripen cream. Ibid., 23:10:67. (250)
When whipping cream leaks. Ibid., 23:11:
62. (550)
Removing hydrogen sulphide from water.
Ibid., 23:11:62-63. (120)
Methods of making cream cheese. Ibid.,
23:12:50. (470)
Getting curd to absorb cream for cottage
cheese. Ibid., 23:12:50-51. (250)
Making whipping cream stand up. Ibid.,
23:12:51-52. (240)
Running milk over both sides of cooler.
Ibid., 23:12:52. (200)
Articles (continued)
Factors affecting whipping qualities of cream.
Ibid., 24:1:54. (230)
Making American whole milk and skim milk
cheese. Ibid., 24:1:55. (1000)
Cream plug and separation of serum in
cream. Ibid., 24:2:52. (430)
Correct reading of acid tests. Ibid., 24:2:
52-54. (1000)
Differences in bacteria count. Ibid., 24:2:
55-56. (300)
Effect of metals on milk. Ibid., 24:3:60.
(150)
Mixing night and morning milk. Ibid., 24:
3:60. (150)
Cream line on pasteurized milk. Ibid., 24:3:
60-61. (150)
Handling bottled milk. Ibid., 24:3:61-62.
(350)
Skim milk whitewash. Ibid., 24:3:62. (400)
Does silage affect milk flavor. Ibid., 24:4:70.
(140)
Difficulty with whipping cream. Ibid., 24:4:
70-71. (450)
Homogenized coffee cream. Ibid., 24:4:71.
(100)
To process whipping cream. Ibid., 24:4:71.
(330)
Points about cottage cheese. Ibid., 24:4:73.
(350)
Standardizing whipping cream to plain cream.
Ibid., 24:4:73. (400)
Best methods and equipment for handling
milk on farms and in transit to safe-
guard quality. Proc. 27th An. Convention
Internal. Assoc. Milk Dealers, pp. 10-21.
(3600)
With P. H. Tracy and R. J. Ramsey:
A study of the causes of a stale metallic
flavor in strawberry ice cream. ///. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Bui. 407:411-30. (6000)
With S. L. Ttickey and G. L. Clark:
Applications of X-rays to research in dairy
technology. /. Dairy Set., 17:9:587-94.
(2250)
With R. J. Ramsey:
Intensifying flavor and aroma in butter.
Milk Plant Mo., 24:2:40. (830)
RUSK, HENRY PERLY, M.S.
Professor of Cattle Husbandry and Head
of the Department of Animal Husbandry
Articles:
Tankage makes good as a cattle feed. Nat.
Live Stock Prod., 13:4:3,13. (2500)
RUTH, WARREN ALBERT, Ph.D.
Professor of Pomological Physiology
Articles:
With K. J. Kadow:
Spray residue removal. Trans. III. Hort.
Soc, 68:i9:-98. (2500)
With H. W. Anderson and W. P. Flint:
The season of 1934. Ibid., 68:44-53. (2800)
SARMA, P. JOSEPH, M.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Sponge — heart treatment of Varicose ulcers.
Proc. Instit. Med. Chicago, 10:7.
See also George de Tarnowsky.
Publications of the Faculty
31
SCHNEBLY, MERRILL ISAAC, A.B., J.D.,
J.S.D., Professor of Law
Articles:
Restraints upon the alienation of legal
interests. Yale Law J., April, i93S. PP-
961-95. (19,000)
SCHWALBE, WILLIAM LOUIS, M.S.
Assistant Professor of Theoretical and
Applied Mechanics
Articles:
Die Torsion von VValzeisentragern. Ingenieur-
Arcli., 5:179-87. (4000)
Solution of torsion problem by iteration.
(Abstract). 4th Internat. Congr. Applied
Mech., July, 1934, p. 99. (300)
SCOVILL, HIRAM THOMPSON, A.B.,
C.P.A.
Professor of Accountancy and Head of the
Department of Business Organization and
Operation
Articles:
The natural business year. ///. Bar. Assoc.
J., 23:7. 2 pp.
SCUDERI, CARLO SALVADORE, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Surgery
Articles:
The present status of fat embolism. Int.
Surg. Dig., 18:195-215. (10,000)
With G. L. Apfelhach:
An unusual carpal fracture dislocation.
J.A.M.A., 103:672-73. (500)
With Cubbins, Conley, and Callahan:
Fractures of the lateral condyle of the tibia.
Surg. Gyn. Obstet., 59:461-68. (2000)
With F. J. Jirka:
Technic of urinalysis in fat embolism. 7.
Lab. Clin. Med., March, 1935, pp. 631-33.
(700)
SEARS, ROBERT RICHARDSON, Ph.D.
Associate in Psychology
Articles:
Effect of optic lobe ablation on the visuo-
motor behavior of goldfish. J. Comp.
Psych., 17:233-65. (12,000)
An experimental study of the Freudian
dynamism "projection." Psych. Bill., 31:
711. (150)
With L. H. Cohen, S. B. Lindley,
W. C. Shipley, and P. K. Snedden:
Psychophysiological measurements during
somnolence induced by phenobarbital (lu-
minal). /. Gen. Psych., 10:415-31. (6000)
SECORD, ARTHUR WELLESLEY, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of English
Books edited:
A journal of the plague year, by Defoe.
Doubleday, Doran, and Co., Garden City,
N. Y., 1935. XXXV + 337 pp.
With R. W. Woods and others:
Worship in song. Light and Life Press,
Chicago, 1935- 308 pp.
SEELY, FRED B., M.S.
Professor of Theoretical and Applied
Mechanics and Head of the Department
Books:
Resistance of materials. (2d ed.). John Wiley
and Sons, N. Y., 1935. 436 pp.
SEVERNS, WILLIAM H., M.S.
Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Articles:
Fundamentals of space heating. Coal-Heat,
26:4:7,48,49. (2600)
SEYBOLT, ROBERT FRANCIS, Ph.D.
Professor of the History of Education
Books:
The public schools of colonial Boston, 1635-
1775. Harvard Univ. Press, Cambridge,
Mass., 1935. ix -(- loi pp.
Articles:
Rabanus Maurus. Encyc. Soc. Sci., 13:24-25.
Hiram Orcutt. Diet. Amer. Biog., 14:47-48.
Roswell Park. Ibid., 14:207.
Selim Hobart Peabody. Ibid., 14:342-43.
Cyrus Peirce. Ibid., 14:403-04.
Philemon Pormort. Ibid., 15:80.
SHAWL, RAY IRIS, M.S.
Assistant Professor of Agricultural
Engineering
Articles:
Tractor repair and maintenance. ///. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Circ. 425:1-51. (15,000)
SHEDD, THOMAS CLARK, M.S., C.E.
Professor of Structural Engineering
Books:
Structural design in steel. John Wiley and
Sons, N. Y., 1934. 560 pp.
SHELFORD, VICTOR ERNEST, Ph.D.
Professor of Zoology
Articles:
The physical environment. Chapter 14 in
Hand Book of Social Psychology, by
Murchison. pp. 567-95.
The study and preservation of communities.
Ecology, 16:274-75.
Faith in the results of controlled laboratory
experiments as applied in nature. Ecol.
Monog., 4:491-98.
With F. L. Coventry and L. F. Miller:
The conditioning of a chloramine treated
water supply for biological purposes.
Ecology, 16:60-66.
SHELLOW, HAROLD. B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Dermatology
Articles:
Treatment of verrucae by local injections of
bismuth. ///. Med. J., 66:332. (1000)
SHENK, JOHN HENRY, M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry
Articles:
Spectrophotometric characteristics of hemo-
globins. /. Biol. Chem., 105:4:741-52.
(4500)
SHEPARD, FRANCIS PARKER, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Geology
Articles:
American submarine canyons. Scot. Geog.
Mag., 50:212-18. (3000)
Detailed surveys of submarine canyons.
Science, 80:410-11. (1200)
SHERMAN, IRENE CASE, Ph.D., M.D.
Instructor in Neuropsychiatry
Articles:
Friedreich's disease. A report of two un-
usual cases. Arch. Neurol. Psychiat., 32:
1282-85. (1800)
32
University of Illinois
Sherman, Irene Case.— Articles (continued)
With Mandel Sherman:
Psychotic symptoms and social backgrounds.
In The Problem of Mental Disorder, Mc-
Graw-Hill, N. Y., 1934, PP- 339-46. (2000)
SHOUPP, WILLIAM EARL, A.M.
Assistant in Physics
See J. H. Bartlett, Jr.
SHRINER, RALPH LLOYD, Ph.D.
Professor of Organic Chemistry
Books:
Organic Chemistry. Review questions and
problems. Edwards Bros., Ann Arbor,
Mich., 1934- 38 PP-
Articles:
With H. R. Todd:
A comparison of the activating effect of the
sulfone group with that of the nitro group.
J.A.C.S., 56:1382-84. (2000)
With R. S. Schreiber:
The hydrolysis of substituted benzenesul-
fonanilides. III. Acid hydrolysis. Ibid.,
56:1618-19. (2000)
With S. Y. Ma:
Di-urethans as local anesthetics. Ibid., 56:
1630. (1000)
SIEBERT, FREDRICK S., A.B., J.D.
Assistant Professor of Journalism
Articles:
International protection of rights in news.
Proc. Press Congr., Columbia, Mo., 1934,
pp. 100-17. (6000)
Freedom of propaganda. Journ. Qt., 12:1:
27-36. (3000)
With Ellen L. Ryniker:
Press winning fight to guard sources. Ed.
and Pub., 67:16:9,36-37. (8000)
Reviews:
The struggle for freedom of the press from
Caxton to Cromwell, by VV. B. Clyde.
Journ. Qt., 10:4:412-14- (1000)
SIMER, PARKE HARVEY, Ph.D.
Associate in Anatomy
Articles:
The distribution and drainage of omental
lymphatics in the dog and cat. Anat. Rec,
60:2:197-208. (2400)
Omental lymphatics in man. Ibid., 61:4
(and supplement). (200)
SINGER, HAROLD DOUGLAS, M.D.
Professor of Psychiatry, Head of the De-
partment of Neuropsychiatry, and Director
of the Psychiatric Institute
Articles:
Gastric ulcer of the large penetrating type;
relationship of size to healing and to ma-
lignancy. Proc. Instit. Med. Chicago,
10:11:213-14. (650)
The use of the X-ray in the diagnosis of
acute abdominal affections. ]\led. Clin. N.
Amer., 18:5:1421-41. (5Soo)
With K. A. Meyer:
Perforation of jejunal ulcer into the free
abdominal cavity. Arch. Surg., 29:2:
248-63. (7500)
Articles (continued)
With F. Steigmann:
Idiopathic spastic ileus with fatal termina-
tion. Amer. J. Surg., 27:2:342-48. (4500)
Pernicious anemia following resection for
gastric syphilis. Amer. J. Syph. Neurol.,
18:4:444-57- (4000)
SISSON, WAYNE ANDREW, Ph.D.
Special Research Associate in Chemistry
Articles:
X-ray analysis of textile fibers. Part lA,
supplement to literature survey. Textile
Res., 4:9:429-35. (2000)
X-ray analysis of textile fibers. III. Struc-
ture of the cellulose crystallite as in-
terpreted from X-ray diffraction data.
Ibid., 5:3:119-33- (7000)
X-ray studies of crystallite orientation in
cellulose fibers: natural fibers. Ind. Eng.
Chem., 27:51-56. (6000)
With Wanda K. Farr:
X-ray diffraction patterns of cellulose par-
ticles and interpretations of cellulose dif-
fraction data. Contrib. Boyce Thompson
Instit., 6:3:315-21. (3000)
See also G. L. Clark.
SLOAN, HUBERT JOHN, Ph.D.
Associate in Poultry Husbandry
Articles:
The seasonal variation in the antirachitic
effectiveness of sunshine. /. Nutr., 8:731-
49- (4500)
SMITH, CLOYDE MOFFETT, E.M., Ph.D.
Research Assistant Professor of Mining
Engineering
Articles:
A comparison, coal, oil, and gas — advantages
and disadvantages. Coal-Heat, 26:2:5-8.
(2700)
Coal division has interesting sessions. Min.
and Met., 16:339:139-40. (1200)
Ground movement and subsidence. Ibid., 16:
339:147- (300)
Application of model tests to the determina-
tion of losses resulting from the transmis-
sion of air around a mine shaft-bottom
bend. ///. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. 265. (7000)
SMITH, E. EVELYN, A.M.
Assistant Professor of Institution
Management
Articles:
Condensed report of committee on survey of
quantity cookery courses. Amer. Diet. J.,
10:6:518. (800)
SMITH, GEORGE FREDERICK, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Chemistry
Books:
Dehydration studies using magnesium per-
chlorate. G. F. Smith Chemical Co.,
Columbus, Ohio, 1934. viii + 59 pp.
Articles:
:Mixed perchloric and sulfuric acids. I.
Simultaneous oxidizing and reducing prop-
erties of hot concentrated perchloric acid.
Ind. Eng. Chem. Anal. Ed., 6:229. (1900)
With C. A. Gets:
Mixed perchloric and sulfuric acids. II.
Potassium ferro- and ferricyanides as ref-
Publications of the Faculty
33
Articles (continued)
erence standards in the evaluation of
titanous solutions. Ibid., 6:252. (1600)
The improved synthesis of o-phenanthroline.
Cheni. Rev., 16:113. (2100)
With B. S. Friedman:
The hydrochloric acid metathesis of barium
perchlorate to form perchloric acid. /.
Soc. Cheni. Ind., 53:299. (700)
With F. M. Stubble field and F. B. Middleton:
Occlusions of water by potassium and sodium
chlorides. The influence on direct de-
termination of sodium. Ind. Eng. Chem.,
Anal. Ed., 6:314. (600)
With J. L. Gring:
Rubber stopper remolding for reduced pres-
sure filtration. Ibid., 6:385. (500)
SMITH, LOUIE HENRIE, Ph.D.
Chief, in Charge of Publications, Soil
Survey
Articles:
Late-sown emergency feed crops for Illinois.
///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 423:3-8. (2000)
SMITH, PAUL WINSTON, Ph.D.
Associate in Physiology
Books:
See M. B. Visscher.
Articles:
Total versus extra oxygen consumption in
muscle activity in relation to fiber length.
Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med., 32:257-60.
(iioo)
The relation between lactic acid concentra-
tion and oxygen consumption in resting
and active muscle. Proc. Amer. Physiol.
Soc, Apr., 1935, p. 124. (400)
SMITH, RAYMOND STRATTON, Ph.D.
Professor of Soil Physics
Articles:
Classification of Illinois lands. Trans. III.
Acad. Sci., 27:1:23-26. (1700)
SMITH, WALTER HAYDEN
Mechanician in the Mechanical Engineering
Laboratory
See G. L. Clark.
SNIDER, HOWARD JOHN, M.S.
Assistant Chief in Soil Experiment Fields
Articles:
A chemical study of a soil under long-con-
tinued field experiments. /. Amer. Soc.
Agron., 26:11:946-53. (2700)
The solubility of phosphorus in soils from
some Illinois experiment fields. Soil Sci.,
38:6:471-76. (1800)
With M. A. Hein:
The influence of soil treatment upon the
composition of sweet clover. /. Amer. Soc.
Agron., 26:9:740-45. (2200)
With I. E. Gieseking and C. A. Getz:
Destruction of organic matter in plant ma-
terial by the use of nitric and perchloric
acids. Ind. Eng. Chem., 7:185. (1700)
SPIELMAN, MARVIN ANDREW, Ph.D.
Special Research Assistant in Chemistry
Articles:
The structure of Troeger's base. /. Amer.
Chem. Soc, 57:583-86. (1500)
SPIESMAN, IRWIN G., B.S.. M.D.
Instructor in Medicine
See Ernst Gellhorn.
STALEY, SEWARD CHARLE, Ph.D.
Professor of Physical Education for Men
Books:
The curriculum in sports. W. B. Saunders
Co., Philadelphia, 1935. 372 pp.
STECK, ISADORE ELIHU, M.S., M.D.
Assistant in Physiology
See C. I. Reed.
STEGEMAN, RICHARD ALAN, M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry
See D. T. Englis.
STEGGERDA, FREDERIC RUSSELL, Ph.D.
Associate in Physiology
Articles:
With W. R. Amberson and others:
On the use of Ringer-Locke solutions con-
taining hemoglobin as a substitute for
normal blood in mammals. /. Cell and
Comp. Physiol., 5:3:359-82. (6600)
With A. G. Mtilder, W. R. Amberson, and
James Flexner:
Oxygen consumption with Hemoglobin-
Ringer. Ibid., 5:3:383-96. (2600)
With H. E. Essex:
Comparative study of effects of preparations
of posterior lobe of pituitary gland on
water interchange in frogs. Proc. Soc.
Exp. Biol. Med., 32:425-28. (1100)
With H. E. Essex and F. C. Mann:
The inactivation of histamine in perfused
organs. Amer. J. Physiol., 112:1:70-73.
(1200)
STEIGMANN, FREDERICK, B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Medicine
Articles:
Facial tularemia. Diagnostic difficulties of
this unusually located primary lesion. ///.
Med. J., 67:3:271-74. (2500)
See also H. D. Singer.
STERRETT, ROBERT R., M.S.
Special Research Assistant in Chemistry
See G. L. Clark.
STEWART, CHARLES LESLIE, Ph.D.
Professor of Agricultural Economics
See W. L. Burlison.
STRUCK, HAROLD CARL, Ph.D.
Instructor in Physiology
See C. I. Reed and M. B. Visscher.
SUMMERVILLE, MILTON JOSEPH, M.D.
Instructor in Obstetrics and Gynecology
Articles:
Management of incomplete abortion. Aux.
Plaines News (Chicago Med. Soc), May,
1935-
Forceps under local infiltration anesthesia.
Ibid., Dec, 1934.
SUTTON, ARLE HERBERT, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Geology
Articles:
Stratigraphy of the Okaw in southwestern
Illinois. /. Ceol., 42:6:621-29. (3000)
34
University of Illinois
Sutton, A. H. — Articles (continued)
Evolution of pterotocrinus in the eastern
interior basin during the Chester epoch.
/. Paleontology, 8:4:393-416. (16,000)
Ovoviviparous reproduction of miocene turri-
tellidae. Amer. Mid. Naturalist, 16:1:
107-09. (1700) Abstract in Trans. III.
Acad. Sci., 27:2:118. (360)
SWANN, SHERLOCK, JR. Ph.D.
Research Assistant Professor of Chemical
Engineering
Articles:
With S. S. Kistler and E. G. Appel:
Thoria aerogel catalyst: aliphatic esters to
ketones. Ind. Eng. Chem., 26:1014. (300)
With Jack Feldmnn:
Electrolytic reduction of methyl-n-propyl
ketone to n-pentane. Trans. Electrochem.
S'oc, 67: 19-24. (1700)
With G. H. Nelson:
The electrolytic reduction of acetophenone.
Ibid., 67:49-54. (2000)
TAKATS, GEZA DE, M.D., M.Surg.
Assistant Professor of Surgery
Articles:
The effect of surgical procedures on sugar
tolerance of diabetic patients. Med. Clin.
N. Amer., 17:1507-19.
Diagnosis and treatment of peripheral vascu-
lar disturbances of the extremities. /.
Med. (Cincinnati, O.). (2300)
The determination of the proper level of
amputation. Internal. J. Med. Surg., 47:7.
Obliterative vascular disease. A preliminary
report on treatment by alternating nega-
tive and positive pressure. J. A.M. A., 103:
1920-24. (5700)
Peripheral vascular disease. Ibid., 104:1463-
67. (sooo)
With J. P. Cuthbert:
The effect of suprarenal denervation and
splanchnic section of sugar tolerance of
dogs. Arch. Surg., 30:151-61. (4400)
Reviews:
Le diagnostic des phlebites des membres, by
M. Audier. J.A.M.A., 103:865. (100)
TALBOT, ARTHUR NEWELL, C.E., D.Sc,
D.Eng., LL.D., Professor of Municipal and
Sanitary Engineering, Emeritus
Articles:
Stresses in railroad track. Proc. Amer. Ry.
Eng. Assoc, 3S:ii48-S5- (4600)
The design of tie-plates, Ibid., 35:1126-31.
(3600)
The function of ballast. Ibid., 35:1112-14.
(1600)
TANNER, FRED WILBUR, Ph.D.
Professor of Bacteriology and Head of the
Department
Articles:
Some bacteriological problems involved in
home canning procedures. /. Home Econ.,
26:365-76. (sooo)
Home canning and public health. Amer. J.
Pub. Health, 25:301-13. (7700)
The microbiological examination of fresh and
frozen fruits and vegetables. Ibid., 24:
485-92. (5000)
Articles (continued)
With J. R. Byerley :
The effect of ultraviolet light on the fer-
menting ability of yeasts. Arch, fir
Mikro., 5:3:349-57- (3500). Abstract in
Trans. III. Acad. Sci., 27:65. (500)
With Grace B. Armstrong:
Home canning of foods for family use. ///.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 394. (Rev. ed.)
(10,500)
With Florence L. Evans:
Effect of meat curing solutions on anaerobic
Bacteria. III. Sodium nitrite. Zent. Bakt.,
Abt. 2. (4500)
Effect of meat curing solutions on anaerobic
bacteria. IV. The effect of mixed curing
solutions. Ibid. (3500)
With Doris L. Schneider:
Effect of temperature of storage on bacteria
in water samples. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol.
Med. (2500)
See also G. I. Wallace.
TARNOWSKY, GEORGE DE, M.D.
Professor of Surgery
Articles:
With P. J. Sarma:
Polyp of the jejunum causing intussuscep-
tion. Surg. Clin. N. Amer., Aug., 1934.
Subdural hemorrhage. Ibid.
Surgical treatment of chronic pancreatitis.
Proc. Instit. Med. Chicago, Apr. 15, 1935.
TEMPLEMAN, WILLIAM DARBY, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of English
Articles:
With C. F. Harrold, Helen C. White, and
F. E. Faverty:
Victorian bibliography for 1933. Mod.
Philol., 31:4:395-434- (15.000)
THEISS, EDWIN LEODGAR, Ph.D., C.P.A.
Associate Professor of Accountancy
Reviews:
Budget Kontrolle in Industriellen Unterneh-
mungen, by Dr. Heinz Ludwig. Acct. Rev.,
9:4:358-59. (900)
Business budgets and budgetary control, by
A. W. Willsmore. Ibid., 9:4:359-61. (1900)
THOMAS, HENRY BASCOM, B.S., M.D.
Professor of Orthopaedics, Head of the De-
partment, and Director of the Orthopaedic
Institute
Articles:
Exceptional case of undifferentiated sarcoma
of the humerus. /. Bone Joint Surg.,
17:2:478-82. (770)
THOMPSON, CLYDE LOWRY, M.S.
Associate in Ceramic Engineering
Articles:
Quantitative microscopic determination of the
quartz content of commercial ground
feldspars. /. Amer. Cer. Soc, 14:8:257-58.
(1100)
Notes on some effects of the variety of flint
used on the properties of a hotel china
body. Ibid., 17:9:268-71. (1600)
TRACY, PAUL HUBERT, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Dairy Manufactures
Articles:
Here is how you can make good strawberry
ice cream. Ice Cream Trade J., 31:4:15-17.
Publications of the Faculty
35
Articles (continued)
Properties, virtues, and possible drawbacks of
homogenized milk. Milk Plant Mo., 24:4.
See also H. A. Rue he.
TRELEASE, WILLIAM, D.Sc, LL.D.
Professor of Botany, Emeritus
Articles:
New amplifications of the North American
Piperaceae. Proc. Amer. Phil. Soc, 73:
327-30.
Quercus generis species novae Mexicanae.
(Ascribed by error to S. F. Trelease).
Fedde's Repertoriunt, 33:314-19.
TRJITZINSKY, WALDEMAR JOSEPH,
Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Mathematics
Articles:
The general case of linear integro-differen-
tial equations. Proc. Nat. Acad. Set., 1934,
pp. 668-72. (2000)
A theory of quasi-analytic classes. Math.
Zeits., 1935, pp. 560-90. (15,000)
Laplace integrals and factorial series in the
theory of linear differential and linear
difference equations. Trans. Amer. Math.
Soc, 1935, pp. 80-146. (34,000)
TROTIER, ARNOLD HERMAN, A.M.
Catalog Librarian
Articles:
Economies in the cataloging of continuations.
Amer. Lib. Assoc, Catalogers' and Classi-
fiers' Yearbook, 4:29-38. (3700)
TUCKEY, STEWART LAWRENCE, M.S.
Associate in Dairy Manufactures
See G. L. Clark and H. A. Ruehe.
TUTHILL, JOHN KLINE, B.S., E.E.
Associate Professor of Railway Electrical
Engineering
Books:
Transit engineering. John S. Swift Co., St.
Louis. 1935. 334 pp.
TYKOCINER, JOSEPH TYKOCINSKI, E.E.
Research Professor of Electrical Engineering
Articles:
Methods of detection and measurement of
ionization in dielectrics. Trans. III. Acad.
Sci., 26:111-12. (700)
IVith W. A. Laning:
Oscillations due to corona discharges. Rpt.
Nat. Res. Council, Comm. Elect. Insul.,
1934, PP- 16-17. (600)
With E. B. Paine and H. A. Brown:
Method of and means of testing insulation.
U. S. Patent No. 1,943,391. 20 pp. (17,000)
Method of and means of testing cables.
U. S. Patent No. 1,943,392. 11 pp. (9000)
TYLOR, W. RUSSELL. Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Sociology
Articles:
The setting for the social drama. Friends
Intelligencer, 91:44:699. (1200)
VAN CLEAVE, HARLEY JONES, Ph.D.
Professor of Zoology
Books:
With Justus F. Mueller:
Parasites of Oneida Lake fishes. Part 3. A
Books (continued)
biological and ecological survey of the
worm parasites. Roosevelt Wild Life Ann.,
3:3:155-334-
Articles:
Natural vs. accidental death in different
habitats of the snail, Viviparus con-
tectoides. Trans. III. Acad, Sci., 26:3:136.
The seasonal life history of an amphibious
snail, Fossaria modicella, living on sand-
stone cliffs. Ecology, 16:1:101-08.
Observations on the status of certain genera
of Acanthocephala, chiefly from birds. /.
ParasitoL, 20:6:324.
Studies on the life cycle and reversal of
symmetry in a fresh-water snail, Cam-
peloma rufum. Aiiat. Rec, 60:4:94-95.
Seasonal life history of a snail of the genus
Fossaria. Trans. III. Acad. Sci., 27:2:161.
Man meddles with nature. Sci. Mo., 40:4:
339-48.
Invertebrates in their relation to man.
Gamma Alpha Rec, 25:2:47-50.
VAN DERPOOL, JAMES GROTE, B.Arch.
Assistant Professor of the History of Archi-
tecture
Articles:
The recovery of the Saint Sophia mosaics.
Mo. Bui. III. Soc. Arch., 19:8,9:1-3. (2000)
VAN HORNE, JOHN, Ph.D.
Professor of Romance Languages
Articles:
Bernardo de Balbuena in Jamaica. Gleaner
(Kingston, Jamaica), June, 1934. (12,000)
VESTAL, ARTHUR GIBSON, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Botany
Articles:
Segregation of vegetation into associations
and into less extensive units. (Abstract).
Bui. Ecol. Soc Amer., 15:4:31. (150)
A bibliography of the ecology of Illinois. I.
(Compilation with annotations). Trans.
III. Acad. Sci., 27:2:163-261. (39,000)
VISSCHER, MAURICE B., Ph.D., M.D.
Professor of Physiologj^ and Head of the
Department
Books:
With Paul W. Smith:
Experimental physiology. Edwards Bros.,
Ann Arbor, Mich., 1935. 99 pp.
Articles:
Bernhard Bavink and the personal equation.
New Humanist, 7:4:25-27. (1250)
Renewed opposition to animal experimenta-
tion. Ibid., 8:1:7-12. (2400)
New investigations on the production of
edema. Illini Scope, Dec, 1934, pp. lo-ii.
(1200)
Reform in the system of scientific publica-
tion. Science, 80:2072:245-46. (1500)
With H. S. Burns:
The influence of various anions of the lyo-
tropic series upon the sodium and chloride
content of fluid in the intestine. Amer. J.
Physiol., 110:2:490-98. (4500)
With H. C. Peters and C. E. Rea:
Influence of calcium ions upon energy me-
tabolism of the mammalian heart. Proc
Soc. Exp. Biol. Med., 32:268-71. (1200)
36
University of Illinois
VisscHER, M. B. — Articles (continued)
With H. C. Peters:
The influence of digitalis-like glucosides on
energy liberation and efficiency in the
isolated mammalian heart. Proc. Amer.
Physiol. Soc, April, 1935- PP- 105-06.
(350)
IVith H. C. Struck:
Studies on changes with increasing age in
the phosphorus fractions of various tissues
of the rat. Ibid., p. 128. (260)
With R. C. Ingraham:
Factors influencing the movement of chloride
against its diffusion gradient between in-
testine and blood, /birf., p. 135- (300)
See also H. G. Poncher.
WACHOWSKI, THEODORE JOHN, B.S.,
M.D.
Assistant in Roentgenology
See Adolph Hartung.
WALLACE, GEORGE IRA, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Bacteriology
Articles:
With F. W. Tanner:
Microbiology of frozen foods. II. Studies on
fruits and vegetables. Fruit Prod. J., 13:
274-77, 366-69; 14:145-47. 151- (10,000)
Microbiology of frozen foods. III. Longev-
ity of pure cultures of microorganisms
frozen in various menstra. Ibid., 14:235-
37. (2000)
WARD, GLADYS JOSEPHINE, A.M.
Associate in Home Management Extension
Articles:
Safety code for homemakers — to prevent
home accidents. (Rev.) ///. Home Econ.
Ext. Serv., Mimeo. (350)
With Ruth Crawford Freeman:
Illinois farm family living. Agricultural
outlook for Illinois 1935. 1^1- Agr. Exp.
Sta. Circ. 426:11-13. (500)
WARD, HENRY BALDWIN, Ph.D., LL.D.
Professor of Zoology, Emeritus
Articles:
Preliminary announcement of the Berkeley
meeting. Science, 79:396-402. (SSoo)
Robert Henry Wolcott. Ibid., 79:422-23.
(550)
The Berkeley meeting of the American Asso-
ciation for the Advancement of Science.
Ibid., 80:43-62. (10,500)
Preliminary announcement of the third Pitts-
burgh meeting. Ibid., 80:484-85- (5000)
The Pittsburgh meeting of the American
Association for the Advancement of Sci-
ence and Associated Societies. Ibid., 81:
103-36. (18,000)
Pittsburgh meeting of the American Asso-
ciation. Nature, 135:238-39- (900)
Parasitism and disease among oceanic fishes:
economic aspects and epidemics due to
animal parasites. Proc. 5th Pacific Sex.
Congr., 5:4177-82. (3300)
With Judith Fillingham:
A new trematode in a toadfish from south-
eastern Alaska. Proc. Helminthological
Soc, 1:2:25-34. (5200)
Reviews:
Schistosomiasis, by Dr. Rameses Girges. /.
Parasitol., 21:138. (440)
WARREN, WILLIAM J., M.S.
Assistant in Electrical Engineering
See G. L. Clark.
WATSON, FLOYD ROWE, Ph.D.
Professor of Experimental Physics
Articles:
Research in sound insulation. Contrib. 2d
An. Min. Ind. Conf., III. Geol. Surv.,
Nov., 1934, PP- 127-30- (1250)
Report of committee on sound-absorption
measurements. (Abstract). /. Acous. Soc.,
Apr. 1935- (200)
Reviews:
Modern acoustics, by A. H. Davis. Ibid.
(350)
The problem of noise, by F. C. Bartlett.
Ibid. (160)
Signals and speech in electrical communica-
tion, by John Mills. Ibid. (150)
WATSON, TULLY F., Ph.D.
Assistant in Physics
Articles:
With F. W. Loomis:
Spectrum of tin oxide. Phys. Rev., 45:803.
WEBB. RICHARD LOCKWOOD, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Anatomy
Articles:
Cinematographic studies of the eflfect of
certain chemicals and drugs upon living
mesenteric lymphatics. Anat. Rec, 61:4
(and supplement). (200)
WEINARD. FREDERICK F., Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Floricultural
Physiology
Articles:
Carnation pointers. Flor. Rev., 75:1934:29.
(400)
A comparison of flower production by differ-
ent varieties of roses. Ibid., 1937:11-12.
(1000)
Handling Kalanchoe seeds. Ibid., 1940:21.
(450)
Report of retailers' section of Illinois florists'
week. Ibid., 1941:19-20. (1800)
Report of the pathologist of the society of
American florists. Proc. Bd. Dir., S. A. F.
and O. H., pp. 94-95- (600)
Spacing carnation plants. Flor. Rev., 76:
1951:11. (600)
With C. C. Compton:
Spraying in the garden. Hort. Mimeo. Circ.
5- (400)
With S. W. Decker:
Effects of prolonged storage on forcing
qualities of summer-budded roses. ///. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Bui. 409. (2800)
WELKER, WILLIAM HENRY, A.C., Ph.D.
Professor of Physiological Chemistry and
Head of the Department
Articles:
IVith L. Hektoen:
Precipitinogenic action of human plasma and
its constituents. /. Infect. Dis., 55:271-75-
(1000)
With B. Z. Rappaport and T. Nelson:
The effect of low relative humidity at con-
stant temperature on pollen asthma. /.
Allergy, 6:111-22. (2400)
Publications of the Faculty
37
Articles (continued)
With T. Nelson, B. Z. Rappaport, and
A. G. Canar:
Gas summer air conditioning in the treat-
ment of pollen asthma. Amer. Gas Assoc,
17:6-9. (1300)
Air conditioning in the treatment of pollen
asthma. Heating, Piping, and Air Condi-
tioning, 6:8:329-31. (2000)
WERNER, RAYMOND CLARENCE, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of History
See T. C. Pease.
WESTERGAARD, HARALD MALCOLM,
Ph.D., Dr.Ing., Dr.Techn., D.Sc.
Professor of Theoretical and Applied
Mechanics
Reviews:
Stress functions for shells, illustrated by a
problem of buckling. (Abstract). Congr.
for Applied Mech. (Cambridge, England),
p. 124. (300)
With R. D. Mindlin:
Structural beams in torsion. Proc. Amer.
Soc. Civ. Eng., 61:509-12. (1500)
WHITLOCK, MARY CECELIA, A.M.
Assistant Professor of Home Economics
Articles:
Wanted— dependability and information. Re-
tailing (Exec. Ed.), 6:49:12. (530)
What information helps consumers. Ibid.,
7:5:11,14. (1200)
WICKWIRE, GEORGE CHARLES, M.S.
Instructor in Physiology
See W. E. Burge.
WIEN, MAX SAMUEL, B.S., M.D.
Associate Professor of Dermatology
Articles:
Inguinal lymphogranuloma in its relation to
stricture of the rectum. Arch. Path., 19:
331-40. (2400)
WILEY, CARROL CARSON, B.S., C.E.
Associate Professor of Highway Engineering
Books:
Principles of highway engineering. (2d ed.).
McGraw-Hill Book Co., N. Y., 1935.
xiv + 542 pp.
Articles:
Estimating the economic value of proposed
highway expenditures. Trans. Amer. Soc.
Civ. Eng., 99:1149-54.
Improved arrows for highway signs. Roads
and Streets, 77:10:376-77.
WILL, SAMUEL FREDERIC, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Romance Languages
Reviews:
Rabelais in English literature, by Hunting-
ton Brown. /. Engl. Germ. Philol., 34:
279-82. (1400)
WILLARD, ARTHUR CUTTS, B.S., D.Eng.,
LL.D., President of the University
5"^^ A. P. Krats.
WILLIAMS, CHARLES ALLYN, Ph.D.
Professor of German
Books:
With Louis Allen:
German legends of the hairy anchorite. ///.
Studies in Lang, and Lit., 17:1-2. Univ.
of 111. Press, Urbana, 1935. 140 pp.
WILLIAMS, ELMER HOWARD, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Experimental Physics
Articles:
Magnetic properties of rare earth salts. Phys.
Rev., 46:133-34. (600)
WILLIAMS, LEWIS WARD, Ph.D.
Instructor in Education and Secretary of the
Appointments Committee
Articles:
The preparation of a high school teacher.
///. Teacher, 23:5:133-34. (2300)
WILLIS, DAVID ARTHUR, B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Surgery
See Jacob Morton Mora.
WILSON, WILBUR M., M.M.E., C.E.
Research Professor of Structural Engineer-
ing
Articles:
Bearing value of small rollers. Amer. Ry.
Eng. Assoc. Bui. 36:374:691-708. (6000)
With R. W. Kluge:
Laboratory tests of three-span reinforced
concrete arch ribs on slender piers. III.
Eng. Exp. Sta. But, 269. 120 pp.
Laboratory tests of three-span reinforced con-
crete arch bridges with decks on slender
piers. ///. Eng. Exp. Sta. But. 270. 131 pp.
WINAKOR, ARTHUR H., Ph.D., C.P.A.
Statistician, Bureaus of Business Research
and Institutional Research
Articles:
Creditors' protection and stockholders' re-
sponsibility. Acct. Rev., 9:3:246-53. (4500)
Incidence of expenses in accounting. Ibid.,
9:4:312-18. (5400)
Financial aspects of corporate net worth.
///. Bur. Bus. Res. Bui. 50. 34 pp. (16,000)
WINDSOR, PHINEAS LAWRENCE, Ph.B.
Director of the Library, Director of the
Library School, and Professor of Library
Science
Articles:
What should be the objectives and content of
public documents courses? Chapter in
Public Documents, Amer. Lib. Assoc, Chi-
cago, pp. 171-90. (6000)
Research projects at the University of Illi-
nois Library School. A.L.A. But. 28:659-
60. (900)
Reviews:
The library's own printing, by F. K. Walter.
Ibid., 28:821-22. (400)
WOODROW, HERBERT, Ph.D.
Professor of Psychology and Head of the
Department
Books:
With H. C. Warren and others:
Dictionary of psychology. Houghton MifEin
Co., Boston, 1934. X + 372 pp.
38
University of Illinois
WooDROW, H. — Articles (continued)
The effect of practice upon time-order errors
in the comparison of temporal intervals.
Psych. Rev., 42:2:127-52. (11,000)
WOODWARD, HELEN, M.S.
Research Assistant in Pediatrics
See H. G. Poncher.
WRIGHT, IVAN, Ph.D.
Professor of Economics
Articles:
Price fixing and inflation. Bankers Mag.,
129:6. (6000)
The monetary situation as it affects the eco-
nomic outlook for 1935. Executive Club of
Chicago News, 11:16. (10,000)
The monetary outlook and confidence for
1935. Econ. Nat. Comm. on Monetary
Policy, Bui., March, 1935- (7Soo)
The effect of the gold clause decisions upon
the future American financial policy.
Young Executive, June, 1935. (5000)
The effect of the gold clause decisions upon
the foreign financial relations of the
United States. People's Money, July, I93S-
(6000)
Economic consequences of the gold clause
decisions. LaSalle Street Cashier, 11:3.
The government and bankers in partnership.
Ibid., 10:6. (1200)
To inflate or not to inflate. Winchester
Instit. of Finance, Aug. 13, 1934. (1000)
Some constructive developments. Ibid., Dec.
3, 1934. (600)
Unsettled foreign exchanges. Ibid., Apr. 8,
1935. (600)
Roosevelt to the bankers. Ibid., Nov. s,
1934. (700)
Eflfect of gold clause decisions. Ibid., Mar.
4. I93S- (800)
Commodities and bull markets. Ibid., Oct. 8,
1934. (800)
Money, credit, and speculation. Ibid., Jan.
14. 1935- (800)
Cheap money and investment. Ibid., Feb. 11,
1935. (700)
With Jules Backman:
The futility of price fixing. Barron's, July
23, 1934- (4000)
Reviews:
The federal reserve act, its origin and
problems, by J. Lawrence Laughlin. Amer.
Hist. Rev., 40:3:570-71.
YARROS, rachelle s., m.d.
Professor of Social Hygiene
Articles:
The education of clinic patients in social
hygiene. /. Soc. Hyg., 20:8:390-93. (2000)
YOUNG, PAUL THOMAS, Ph.D.
Professor of Psychology
Rooks:
With H. C. Warren and others:
Dictionary of psychology. Houghton Mifflin,
N.Y., 1934. 372 pp.
Articles:
The approach to satiation for different kinds
of food. Psych. Bui., 31:9:733. (300)
ZECHEL, GUSTAV LEOPOLD, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Anatomy and Asso-
ciate in Surgery
Articles:
With O. Morgenstern:
A timing device for taking motion pictures.
Science, 81:2088:23-24. (1200)
ZEITLIN, HOWARD, M.S., M.D.
Assistant in Pathology and in Neuropsy-
chiatry
Articles:
Adamantinomas of the hypophyseal stalk and
sphenoid bone. Amer. J. Cancer, 23:4:
729-40.
ZEITLIN, JACOB, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Books edited:
The essays of Michel de Montaigne. Vol. '
I. (Trans.). Knopf, N.Y., 1934. xcix + 434
pp.
With F. W. Scott:
College readings in English prose. (3d ed.).
Macmillan Co., N.Y., 1935, 762 pp.
Articles:
William Hazlitt. An appreciation of a great ^
literary journalist. Sat. Rev. Lit., 11:26: â–
417-18. (3000)
THE LIBRARY OF IHt
JUL 171943
BOOKS, ARTICLES, AND
REVIEWS
PUBLISHED BY THE FACULTY
OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
May I, 1935 — April 30, 1936
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Published by the University of Illinois
Under the Auspices of the Graduate School
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UNiVERSJDr (tf luiNO'S
BOOKS, ARTICLES, AND REVIEWS PUBLISHED BY THE FACULTY
OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
May 1, 1935— April 30, 1936
NOTE: The following list of publications, consisting of (i) books, (2) articles,
and (3) reviews, written by members of the instructional staff of the University,
and published during the year ended April 30, 1936, was compiled from lists sup-
plied by the individual members. The academic titles indicate positions for 1936-37
except those of persons no longer on the staff. An article by two or more persons
of unequal academic rank is usually listed under the name of the one having the
superior rank, cross-references being inserted under the names of the others.
Numbers in parentheses are approximate numbers of words.
ABELSON, SOL M., B.S., M.D.
Assistant in Pediatrics
See J. H. Hess.
ADAMS, LEVERETT ALLEN, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Zoology
Akticles:
Dental variations of the dog. Trans. III.
Acad. Sci., 28:2:243-44. (1000)
ADAMS, ROGER, Ph.D., D.Sc.
Professor of Organic Chemistry and Head
of the Department of Chemistry
Books edited:
With J. R. Johnson and others:
Organic syntheses, Vol. 15. John Wiley and
Sons, N.Y. 1935. V + 104 pp.
Organic syntheses, Vol. 16. John Wiley and
Sons, N.Y. 1936. X -f- 104 pp.
Articles:
With W. E. Hanford:
The structure of vasicine. II. Synthesis of
desoxyvasicine. J.A.C.S., 57:921-24. (2000)
Stereochemistry of diphenyls. XLI. The
effect of 4'-substitution on the rate of
racemization of 2-nitro-6-carboxy-2'-meth-
oxydiphenyl. Ibid., 57:1592-95. (1900)
With R. C. Morris and W. E. Hanford:
The structure of vasicine. III. Position of
the hydroxyl group. Ibid., 57:951-54-
(1500)
With C. C. Li:
Stereochemistry of diphenyls. XL. The effect
of temperature and solvent on the rate of
racemization of 2-nitro-6-carboxy-2'-alkoxy-
diphenyls. Ibid., 57:1565-69. (2500)
With E. E. Gruber:
Synthesis of certain hydrogenated phenan-
threnes. Ibid., 57:2555-56. (700)
With C. Y. Hsing:
Relative rates of racemization of substituted
diamides of 2,2'-dimethoxy-6,6'-dicarboxy-
diphenyl. XLII. Ibid., 58:587-89. (1200)
The relation of the university scientist to
the chemical industries. Ind. Eng. Chem.,
(News ed.), 13: 365-67. (1250)
ALEXANDER, LEE LINSLEY, A.M.
Assistant in Chemistry
See R. C. Fuson.
ALLEN. CHARLES LAUREL, A.M.
Associate Professor of Journalism
Articles:
Introduction to cost finding. Pub. Aux.,
71:1:4- (675)
Cost finding defined. Ibid., 71:2:4. (580)
Articles (continued)
Time units in cost finding. Ibid., 71:3:4.
(710)
Keeping time. Ibid., 71:4:4. (700)
Start "weeding" singles. Ibid., 71:5:4. (930)
Distributing expenses. Ibid., 71:6:4. (740)
Did you answer that letter? Ibid., 71:7:4.
(740)
Determining "fixed" expenses. Ibid., 71:8:4.
(640)
First of the month. Ibid., 71:9:5. (860)
Item by item. Ibid., 71:10:4. (880)
Accuracy in time records. Ibid., 71:11:4.
(700)
Payroll records. Ibid., 71:12:4. (710)
The value of a trial balance. Ibid., 71:13:4.
(760)
Beware of "adjustment companies." Ibid.,
71:14:4- (950)
Productive and non-productive time. Ibid.,
71:15:4. (720)
Making collections. Ibid., 71:16:4. (730)
Proper time recording. Ibid., 71:17:4. (700)
Departments in cost finding. Ibid., 71:18:4.
(690)
Cost accounting system is simple. N.E.A.
Pub., 16:2:14, (750)
Practices what he preaches. Ibid., 16:4:14.
(1000)
Does money slip away too easily? Ibid.,
16:3:14. (1100)
Industry lags in cost accounting. Ibid.,
16:1:4. (300)
ALLGAIER, EARL, M.S.
Assistant in Psychology
Articles:
Visual factors in space perception. Proc.
Iowa Acad. Sci., 42. (800)
A portable chronoscope. Amer. J. Psych.,
47:685-88. (1000)
See also G. D. Higginson.
ALLISON, LOWELL EDWARD, M.S.
Assistant in Soil Biology
Articles:
Organic soil carbon by reduction of chromic
acid. Soil Sci., 40:4:311-20. (350°)
ALMY, GERALD MARKS, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Physics
Articles:
With G. D. Kinser:
The emission spectrum of diatomic arsenic.
Phys. Rev., 47:721-30. (7500)
[3]
University of Illinois
Almy, G. M. — Articles (continued)
With G. R. Irwin:
Mass ratio of the lithium isotopes. Ihid.,
48:104-05. (1500)
Mass ratio of the lithium isotopes from the
spectrum of Lis. Ibid., 49:72-77. (4500)
With R. B. Horsfall:
Band spectrum of BH and BH+ (Abstract).
Bui. Amer. Phys. Soc, 11:2.
ALSTROM, WILLMER OLOF, B.S.
Teacher in the University High School
See C. O. Jackson.
AMBROSIUS, EDGAR ELMER. M.S.
Associate in Mechanical Engineering
Articles:
With J. C. Reed:
Flow of water in piping studied with movie
camera. Amer. Soc. Heat. Vent. Eng. J.,
7:12:578-81. (2000)
ANDERSON, A. MARIE, A.M.
Associate in Art
Books edited:
Art manual for high school teachers. Univ.
of 111., Info. Office, Mimeo., 1936. 86 pp.
ANDERSON, CHESTER REED, A.M.
Assistant Professor of English
Articles:
Teachers' recommendations that are honest —
or otherwise. Amer. Sch. Ed. J., 90:5:19.
(2500)
Mr. Principal looks at the application letter.
///. Teacher, 23:9:277. (3500)
ANDERSON, HARRY WARREN, Ph.D.
Professor of Pomological Pathology
Articles:
What fungicides should be used for apple
diseases in 1936? Trans. III. Hort. Soc,
69:441-56. (3650)
Use and abuse of spray schedules. Ibid.,
69:155-64. (2800)
With K. J. Kadow:
Zinc sulfate in peach and apple sprays. Ibid.,
69:246-53- (1750)
The relation of zinc sulfate to injury from
peach and apple sprays in the 1935 season.
Phytopath., 26:14. (200)
See also W. A. Ruth.
ANDREWS, ANDREW IRVING, Ph.D.
Professor of Ceramic Engineering
Books:
Enamels. Twin City Printing Co., Cham-
paign. 1935. 410 pp.
Articles:
Definition of enamel terms. Bui. Porcelain
Enamel Instit., Chicago, 1936, 10 pp.
ARNDT, CHRISTIAN OTTOMAR, A.M.,
M.S.
Head of the Department of Foreign Lan-
guages in the University High School and
Instructor in Education
Articles:
Foreign language teaching. An essential or a
frill. ///. Teacher, 24:4:120. (700)
ARNOLD, LLOYD, A.M., M.D.
Professor of Bacteriology and Public Health
Articles:
What should be the per capita per day milk
consumption of our population? Amer. J.
Dig. Dis. Nutr., 2:7:416-21.
Articles (continued)
With Carroll Stuart:
Recent development in the study of oral
bacterial flora. Ibid., 2:5:275-80.
With Olaf Bergeim and Arthur Hanssen:
The influence of fruit ingestion before meals
upon the bacterial flora of stomach and
large intestine and on food allergins. Ibid.,
3:1:45-5-2.
With J. A. Vaichulis:
Compound colored alcoholic solution of
mercuric chloride for skin disinfection.
Surg. Gyn. Obstet., 61:333-35.
ARON, ALBERT WILLIAM, Ph.D.
Professor of German and Head of the
Department
Articles:
The mature Goethe and Rousseau. /. Engl.
Germ. Philol., 35:2:170-82. (5200)
ASHBY, ROBERT CHILDERS, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Agricultural Eco-
nomics
Articles:
Obstacles to fair livestock prices. ///. Agr.
Assoc. Rec, 13:5:17-19. (4300)
Livestock marketing — a business. U.S. Live-
stock News, 2:4:3. (2000)
Marketing problems producers should under-
stand. Coop. Shipper, 15:7:4. (iioo)
Truckmen and livestock markets. Peoria
Market Rev., 1:7:2. (580)
Livestock marketing problems. Information
on lamb feeding. (Set of 7 addresses.)
Mich. State College Multigraphed Pub.,
Feb. 5, 1936, pp. 4-12. (4750)
AUDRIETH, LUDWIG FREDERICK, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Articles:
Non-aqueous solvents. ///. Chem. Teacher,
2:1:4-9. (2500)
With H. Ulich and H. Peisker:
Dipol-momente von hydrazin und seinen
derivaten (II). Ber. Chem. Ges., 68:1677-
82. (2000)
With A. Long and R. E. Edwards:
Fused onium salts as acids. Reactions in
fused pyridinium hydrochloride. J.A.C.S.,
58:428-29. (1000)
With A. Long:
Reactions in fused pyridine hydrochloride.
Trans. III. Acad. Set., 28:121-22. (1000)
With M. T. Schmidt:
Onium salts as acids. Reactions of am-
monium chloride at higher temperatures.
Ibid., 28:133-34. (1000)
See also B. S. Hopkins.
Reviews:
Nitrogen system of compounds, by E. C.
Franklin. Angew. Chem., 48:530. (500)
BABBITT, HAROLD EATON, M.S.
Professor of Sanitary Engineering
Articles:
The dosing of sewage tanks with ground
garbage. Sewage Works J., 8:1:16-21.
(2000)
BACHEM, ALBERT, Ph.D.
Professor of Biophysics
Articles:
Selective heat production by ultrashort
(Hertzian) waves. Arch. Phys. Ther.,
16:645-50. (2000)
Publications of the Faculty
Bachem, Albert — Articles (continued)
Ultraviolet as a bactericide. Ibid., 16:733-40.
(3500)
IVith C. I. Reed:
Antirachitic effects of radiation from differ-
ent sources. A comparative study. Amer.
J. Dis. Child., 50:11-27. (6500)
With M. A. Dushkin:
A study of bacterial sensitivity to ultra-
violet radiation. Biol. Bui., 69:1:109-25.
(3900)
With P. J. Melnick:
La importancia del factor tiempo en el
tratamiento de los tumores malignos por
medio de los rayos Roentgen. Med. Rev.
Mex., 16:1-6. (2000)
i|>' The time factor in the Roentgen ray treat-
'â– ment of rat tumors. Med. Rec, 143:279-81.
(2000)
BADGER, ALFRED EARL, M.S.
Research Associate in Ceramic Engineering
Articles:
Fining of soda-lime-magnesia glasses. Glass
Industry, 16:12:369. (750)
Effect of alumina on the softening tempera-
ture and viscosity of glass. Ibid., 17:3:
85-86. (2000)
The use of cullet in glassmaking. Univ. of
///., Dept. of Ceramic Eng. Bui. (900)
With W. B. Silverman:
Modulus of elasticity of glass in relation to
temperature. /. Amer. Cer. Sac, 18:9:
277-81. (4000)
See also C. W. Parmelee.
BAILAR, JOHN CHRISTIAN, JR., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Articles:
With T. Parsons, Jr.:
The preparation of methyl substituted azo-
benzenes and the rearrangement of methyl
substituted azoxybenzenes. J.A.C.S., 58:
268-71. (2700)
BAKER, FRANK COLLINS, B.S.
Curator of the Museum of Natural History
Books:
With A. L. Lugn:
The Pleistocene geology of Nebraska. Neb.
Geol. Surv. Bui., 10:1-223.
Articles:
Land and freshwater moUusca from North
Star Lake and vicinity, Itaska County,
Minnesota. Amer. Mid. Nat., 16:257-72.
(8200)
Stratigraphic sequence of molluscan fossils
in loess deposits. (Abstract.) Proc. Geol.
Soc. Amer., 1934, PP- 272-373. (300)
The generic position of Planorbis umbilicatel-
lus with the description of a new group of
Planorbidae. Nautilus, 49:46-48. (600)
Stagnicola elrodiana new name for Limnaea
montana Elrod. Ibid., 49:60. (100)
The generic position of Planorbis obstructus
Morelet. Ibid., 49:104. (140)
Quantitative examination of molluscan fos-
sils in two sections of Pleistocene loess in
Illinois. /. Paleontology, 10:72-76. (3200)
The freshwater mollusk Helisoraa corpulen-
tum and its relatives in Canada. Nat. Mus.
Can. Bui., 79:i-37- (13.500)
• With S. T. Brooks:
New species and races of Lymnaeidae from
Newfoundland. Nautilus, 49:10-13. (800)
BALDUF, WALTER VALENTINE, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Entomology
Books:
Bionomics of entomophagous coleoptera.
John S. Swift Co., St. Louis. 1935. 220 pp.
Articles:
The bionomics of the ladybeetles. (Abstract.)
Trans. III. Acad. Set., 28:2:248. (460)
BALDWIN, EDWARD CHAUNCEY, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Articles:
Why read, and what? Kiwanis Mag., 20:12:
554-55- (2500)
BALDWIN, THOMAS WHITFIELD, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Articles:
A note upon Shakespeare's use of Pliny.
The Parrott Presentation Volume, Prince-
ton Univ. Press, 1935, pp. 157-82.
Parallels between Soliman and Perseda and
Garnier's Bradamante. Mod. Lang. Notes,
51:237-41. (1400)
Reviews:
The education of Shakespeare, by G. A.
Plimpton. /. Engl. Germ. Philol., July,
1935. PP- 444-46. (950)
Elizabethan book-pirates, by C. B. Judge.
Ibid., October, 1935, pp. 595-97. (1000)
BARLOW, REUEL RICHARD, A.M.
Associate Professor of Journalism
Articles:
Here the 32d division fought. Milwaukee J.,
Nov. 11, 193s, p. 8; Detroit News, Nov.
10, 1935. P- 12. (2500)
Veteran returns to scene of armistice. Deca-
tur Herald & Rev., Nov. 10, 1935, p. 11;
Kansas City Star, Nov. 10, 1935, p. 10;
Peoria J. -Transcript, Nov. 10, 1935, p. 8;
Champaign-Urbana Courier, Nov. 10, 1935,
p. 10. (5000)
On subscription rates. Nat. Print. J., 53:8:
60-61. (1400)
Berlin circulations are mounting despite
Nazi domination. Ed. and Pub., 68:26:14.
(1200)
Journalistic education under the third Reich.
Journ. Qt., 12:4:357-66. (3800)
Nazi press control is complete. Ed. and Pub.,
68:30:9. (2400)
No truth in Europe. Nat. Printer Jour., 53:
8:60-61. (800)
European press leads in security plans for
editorial employes. Ed. and Pub., 69:16:40.
(1500)
London museum is Mecca for press students.
Pub. Aux. (Supplement), 71:17:1. (400)
BARTHOLOMEW, HARLAND, C.E.
Non-resident Professor of Civic Design
Articles:
Official city plans attain new importance.
Civ. Eng., 5:10:626-30. (3000)
The future of land subdivision. Ibid., 6:3:
158-66. (5000)
BARTLETT, JAMES HOLLEY, JR., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Theoretical Physics
Articles:
Exchange forces and the structure of the
nucleus. Phys. Rev., 49: 102. (500)
With J. J. Gibbons:
Magnetic moment of the Li' Nucleus. Ibid.,
49:552- (320)
University of Illinois
BARTLETT, ROLAND WILLEY, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Agricultural Eco-
nomics
Articles:
Agricultural cooperation. Equity Union Ex-
change (Greenville, 111.), Mar., 1936, pp.
6, 8. (2500)
Paying premiums to encourage a more even
seasonal production of milk. Milk Market-
ing Problems, Dept. Agr. Econ., 111. Agr.
Exp. Sta. (mimeo.), Feb., 1936, pp. 41-53.
(4500)
Why farm prices change. Ibid., Oct., 1935,
33 pp. (10,000)
Recent studies relating to the marketing of
milk. Dairy Manufacturers Short Course
Manual, Dept. Dairy Husb. (mimeo.), Jan.,
1936, pp. 84-94. (4000)
Influence of consumer incomes on butter
prices. McHenry County Farm Bureau
Bui., Jan., 1936. (300)
Making a living in the milk business. Chi-
cago Dairy Technology Club (mimeo.),
Sept., 1935. 8 pp. (2400)
Usefulness of marketing organizations in
St. Louis. Sanitary Milk Bui., Nov., 1935.
(1000)
The proportion of national income received
by farmers. III. Farm Econ., July, 1935,
pp. 9-11. (750)
Unemployment and factory payrolls. Ibid.,
Aug., 1935, pp. 13-14. (300)
National debt. Ibid., pp. 14-15. (300)
Increase in purchasing power of Illinois
farmers. Ibid., Sept., 1935, pp. 17-18. (375)
Changes in factory payrolls for specific Illi-
nois markets. Ibid., Oct., 1935, pp. 21-22.
(450)
Post-war losses to farmers greater than war-
time gains. Ibid., Nov., 1935, pp. 30-31.
(800)
Trade agreement between the United States
and Canada. Ibid., Dec, 1935, pp. 33-35.
(1500)
St. Louis factory payrolls. St. Louis Milk
Market Rev., Aug., 1935. (200)
How highways have changed systems of
transporting milk. Ibid., Oct., 1935. (450)
Problems of milk transportation in St. Louis.
Ibid., Jan., 1936. (1600)
How Dayton, Ohio, milk producers reduced
transportation costs. Ibid., Feb., 1936.
(1600)
BARTO, HARRIET THOMPSON, A.M.
Assistant Professor of Dietetics
Articles:
The relation of diet to the decay of the
teeth. Factors in nutrition, new ed.. III.
Dept. of Pub. Health, Educ. Health Circ,
5:22-25 (2000)
Food fancies and food fads. III. Veg. Grow-
ers' Assoc, 5th An. Rpt., pp. 56-58. (1900)
BAUER, EDWARD EZRA, M.S., C.E.
Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering
Books:
Plain concrete. (2d ed.) McGraw-Hill Book
Co., Inc., N.Y. 1936. 364 pp.
BAUER, FREDERICK CHARLES, Ph.D.
Professor of Soil Fertility
Articles:
Productivity levels of Illinios soils. Farm
Appraisals, 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. (mimeo.).
May, 1935, pp. 63-73. (3300)
Articles (continued)
With J. J. Pie per and O. H. Sears:
Lespedeza in Illinois. III. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Bui., 416:301-47. (14,400)
BEADLES, JESSIE RACHEL, B.S.
Assistant in Animal Nutrition
See H. H. Mitchell.
BEARD, JOSEPH HOWARD, A.M., M.D.
Professor of Hygiene, Head of the Depart-
ment of Health Service, and University
Health Officer
Articles:
Rickets — its cause, effect, and prevention.
Trans. III. Acad. Sci., 28:2:201-02. (1000)
The need for a sanitary milk control. Dairy
Mfrs. Conf. Man., Jan., 1936. (2000)
With J. R. Cain:
Why mosquitoes carry typhoid. ///. Med. I.,
68:2:177-81. (3500)
BECKWITH, MERTON MONROE, M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry
See G. L. Clark.
BENNER, THOMAS ELIOT, Ed.D.
Dean of the College of Education and Pro-
fessor of Education
Articles:
Present status of the preparation of second-
ary school teachers. Proc. Instit. Adm.
Off. Higher Educ, 7:22-30. (2500)
The education of Illinois High School teach-
ers. ///. Teacher, 24:3:71,95-96. (1200)
With E. S. Lawler, W. C. Reavis, and
O. F. Weber:
Report of the advisory staff made to Illinois
Educational Commission. Springfield, 111.
1935. 20 pp.
With others:
Reports relating to the general and special-
ized subject-matter preparation of second-
ary school teachers. North Central Assoc
Qt., 10:2:219-55. (9000)
Report of Chicago junior colleges experi-
ments. Ibid., 10:2:256-57. (500)
Report of the University of Chicago experi-
ment. Ibid., 10:2:257-58. (350)
Report of the Kansas City, Missouri, experi-
ment. Ibid., 10:2:259-61. (600)
BERDAHL, CLARENCE ARTHUR, Ph.D.
Professor of Political Science
Reviews:
The American diplomatic game, by Drew
Pearson and Constantine Brown. Amer.
Pol. Sci. Rev., 29:3:501-03. (750)
The great powers in world politics: interna-
tional relations and economic nationalism,
by Frank H. Simonds and Brooks Emeny.
Ann. Amer. Acad. Pol. Soc Sci., 180:
231-32. (750)
Manifest destiny: a study of nationalist
expansionism in American history, by
A. K. Weinberg. Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev.,
30:1:185-86. (700)
BERGEIM, OLAF, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Physiological
Chemistry
See Lloyd Arnold.
Publications of the Faculty
BERNBAUM, ERNEST, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Articles:
The public enemies of our national morale.
/;;. Alumni News, July, i935- (Sooo)
In memory of King George the Fifth. Ibid.,
March, 1936. (2500)
Recent works on prose fiction before 1800.
Mod. Lang. Notes, 51:244-55. (6000)
BETTY, BERNARD BREAST, M.S.
Special Research Assistant in Engineering
Materials
Articles:
Making and testing single crystals of lead.
Proc. A.S.T.M., 35:2:193-200. (2000)
BLACK, CHARLES THEODORE, A.B.
Assistant in Zoology
Articles:
Richardson's owl in Wisconsin. Auk, 52:4:
451-52. (140)
Notes from northeastern and east central
Illinois. Ibid., 52:4:464-65. (1000)
With A. C. Twotney:
Chuck-will's-widow in Illinois. Ibid., 53:1:83.
(120)
BLANCHARD, WILLIAM OSCAR, Ph.D.
Professor of Geography
Articles:
Palestine in transformation. Trans. III. Acad.
Sci., 28:2:149-50. (iioo)
BOGART, ERNEST LUDLOW, Ph.D.
Professor of Economics and Head of the
Department
Books:
Economic history of the United States, (sth
rev. ed.) Longmans, Green and Co., N.Y.
1936.
With R. B. Browne:
Workbook in the economic history of the
American people, form A. (Rev. ed.)
Longmans, Green and Co., N.Y. 1935.
Workbook in the economic history of the
American people, form B. (Rev. ed.)
Longmans, Green and Co., N.Y. 1936.
With C. E. Landon:
Modern industry. (Rev. ed.) Longmans,
Green and Co., 1936.
Reviews:
The Illinois Central Railroad and its coloni-
zation work, by P. W. Gates. Amer. Econ.
Rev., June, 1935. (700)
America's capacity to consume, by M. Leven,
H. G. Moulton, and C. Warburton. Miss.
Vail. Hist. Rev., June, 193S. (400)
America's capacity to produce, by E. G.
Nourse and associates. Ibid., Dec, 1935.
(500)
The national recovery administration, by
L. S. Lyon and associates. Ibid., Dec,
1935- (400)
Foreign bondholders and American state
debts, by R. C. McGrane. Amer. Hist.
Rev., June, 1935. (600)
Bibliography of economics, i75i-i77S. by
Henry Higgs. Ibid., Mar., 1936. (500)
BONIN, GERHARDT VON, M.D.
Associate Professor of Anatomy
Articles:
European races of the upper paleolithic.
Human Biol., 7:196-221. (5600)
BONNETT, ORVILLE THOMAS, Ph.D.
Associate in Plant Breeding
Articles:
The development of the barley spike. J. Agr.
Res., 51:5:451-57. (3600)
BOYD, ANNE MORRIS, B.L.S.
Associate Professor of Library Science
Articles:
Book selection, whatever that is. ///. Lib.
(Supplement), 18:55-60. (34°°)
Bibliographies: architecture, chemistry, ex-
ploration and travel, geography, history,
painting, physiology and hygiene, physics,
political science, sculpture. Compton's Pic-
tured Encyclopedia, 1:3,4,6,11,14. (2500)
Books for pleasure and profit. 111. Lib. Ext.
Div., Springfield, 111. Mar., 1936. 7 PP-
Reviews:
Public documents: their selection, distribu-
tion, cataloging, reproduction, and preser-
vation, ed. by A. F. Kuhlman. Lib. Qt.,
5:477-80. (900)
BR AH ANA, HENRY ROY, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Mathematics
Articles:
Metabelian groups and pencils of bilinear
forms. Amer. J. Math., 57:645-67- (13,000)
Metabelian groups and trilinear forms. Duke
Math. J., 1:185-97. (7000)
Note on irreducible quartic congruences.
Trans. Amer. Math. Soc, 38:395-400.
(3000)
BRANNON, JAMES MARSHALL, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Dairy Bacteriology
Articles:
With S. V. Lay son and E. G. Huffer:
Results of bacteriological survey of milk jugs
and milk bottles. Milk Plant Mo., Feb.,
1936.
With R. J. Pollitt:
Presence of yeasts in fruit juices that are
sold for beverages. Milk Dealer, Nov., i935-
See also M. J. Prucha.
BRAY, ROGER HAMMOND, M.S.
Assistant Chief in Soil Survey Analysis
Articles:
With R. E. Grim and P. F. Kerr:
Application of clay mineral technique to Illi-
nois clay and shale. Bui. Geol. Soc. Amer.,
46:1909-26. (6800)
BREWER, NATHAN, B.S.
Assistant in Pharmacology
Articles:
With D. S. Bryant:
The role of the splanchnics in the adductor
spasm of the vocal cords following visceral
tration. Anaesthesia and Analgesia, 14:190.
(300)
With J. E. Davis:
Effect of physical training on blood volume,
hemoglobin, alkali reserve and osmotic
resistance of erythrocytes. Amer. J.
Physiol., 113:586-91. (2800)
BRITTON, WILLIAM EVERETT, A.M., J.D.
Professor of Law
Books:
Cases on bills and notes. West Pub. Co., St.
Paul. 1936. 300 pp.
University of Illinois
BRODER, SAMUEL B., M.D., M.S.
Instructor in Psychiatry
Articles:
An anencephalic monster with "rhinodymie"
and other anomalies. Amer. J. Path., 11:5:
761-74-
See also G. B. Hassin.
BRONSTEIN, I. PAT., B.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics
Articles:
With George Milles:
Hypothyroidism and cretinism in childhood.
Amer. J. Dis. Child., 49:1564-69. (2600)
See also T. H. Hess.
BROOKS, NEIL CONWELL, Ph.D.
Professor of German
Articles:
An Ingolstadt Corpus Christi Procession and
the Biblia Pauperum. /. Engl. Germ.
Philol., 35:1:1-16. (7000)
Reviews:
The story of the German Bible, a contribu-
tion to the quadricentennial of Luther's
translation, by P. E. Kretzmann. /. Engl.
Germ. Philol., 34:3:442. (370)
BROWN, ANDREW WILSON, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Criminology, Social
Hygiene, and Medical Jurisprudence
Articles:
With R. L. Jenkins:
The geographical distribution of mental defi-
ciency in the Chicago area. Proc. Amer.
Assoc. Ment. Def., 59:291-308. (3000)
Reviews:
Educational psychology, by J. B. Stroud.
Psych. Bui., 33:2:1.23-25. (900)
BROWN, FRANK ARTHUR, JR., Ph.D.
Instructor in Zoology
Books:
See R. R. Kudo.
Articles:
Light intensity and melanophore response in
the minnow, Erycymba buccata Cope.
Biol. Bui., 70:1:8-15. (2000)
Color changes in Palaemonetes. /. Morph.,
57:2:317-33- (3500)
Control of pigment migration within the
chromatophores of Palaemonetes vulgaris.
/. Exp. Zool., 71:1:1-15. (4500)
BROWNE, ROBERT BELL, Ph.D.
Director of University Extension and Assist-
ant Professor of Education
See E. L. Bogart,
BULL, SLEETER, M.S.
Associate Professor of Meats
Articles:
Apiculture in the Andes. Successful Farm-
i^9, 33:8:18. (2500)
Home cured meats. Ihid., 34:3:34. (1500)
Farm butchering is being revived. Nat. Live-
stock Prod., 14:4:6. (2500)
Hints for livestock feeders. ///. Dept. of
Agr. Rpt. Registered Commercial Feed-
ingstuffs, 1935. PP- 1S-18. (3000)
See also W. E. Carroll.
BURGE, WILLIAM EDWARD, Ph.D. _
Associate Professor of Physiology and Act- \
ing Head of the Department
Articles:
With H. W. Neild, O. S. Orth, and
G. C. Wickwire :
Electric theory of anesthesia. Anesthesia
and Analgesia, 15:53-54. (1600)
A comparison of the effect of different '
anesthetics on the electrical potential of 'â–
the cerebral cortex. Proc. Am. Physiol.-
Soc, 1936, p. 113. (300)
With H. W. Neild, O. S. Orth, and
W. P. Elhardt:
A study of the electrical potential of the
cerebral cortex in relation to anesthesia,]
consciousness, and unconsciousness. Ibid.,'
p. 119. (300)
With H. W. Neild and O. S. 0th:
Evidence that the cause of fatigue is elec-
trical. Ihid., p. 116.
BURLISON, WILLIAM LEONIDAS, Ph.D.,
D.Agr.
Professor of Crop Production and Head of
the Department of Agronomy
Articles:
Utilization of soybean oil with special refer-
ence to paint. Rpt. 15th An. Meet. Amer.
Soybean Assoc, 1935, pp. 12-17. (2500)
Recent developments in the utilization of
soybean oil in paint. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Circ, 438:3-8. (2500)
Illinois crop production ever changing to
meet new demands and conditions. Daily
Pantograph (Bloomington, 111.), Apr. 8,
1936, p. 5- (3400)
BURROUGHS, EDWARD WISE, B.S.
Assistant in Animal Husbandry
See H. H. Mitchell.
BUSWELL, ARTHUR MOSES, Ph.D.
Professor of Chemistry
Articles:
Water supply and waste disposal for dairies.
Amer. Cream Poultry Prod. Rev., 1936.
Changes in standards of purity for drinking
water. (1880-1935). Proc. III. Soc. Eng.,
Jan., 1936.
Distillery wastes. Mida's Criterion, March,
1936.
With Jerome Burtle:
Chemical treatment of sewage. Can. Eng.,
March, 1936.
CAIN, JOHN RICHARD, M.D.
Associate Professor of Hygiene and Medical
Adviser for Men
See J. H. Beard.
CALLEN, ALFRED COPELAND, M.S.. E.M.
Professor of Mining Engineering and Head
of the Department
Articles:
Coal analyses and their interpretation. Proc.
Short Course in Coal Utilisation, Aug.,
193s. PP- 4-II- (3500)
Heating values made easy. Ibid., pp. 64-67.
(2000)
CALVIN, JOSEPH KAISER, B.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Pediatric:
Articles:
Hematocolpos due to imperforate hymen.
Amer. J. Dis. Child., 51:832-46.
Publications of the Faculty
CAMP, WALTER JOHN RICHARD, M.D.,
PliD. • . „ ..
Professor of Pharmacology, Materia Medica,
and Therapeutics
Articles:
The reaction of the cervical portion of the
dog's oesophagus to drugs. /. Pharm. Exp.
Ther., 54:306. (700)
CARD, LESLIE ELLSWORTH, Ph.D.
Professor of Poultry Husbandry
Books:
With E. H. Barger:
Diseases and parasites of poultry. Lea and
Febiger, Phila., 1935. 354 pp.
With M. Henderson:
Farm poultry production. (2d ed.) Inter-
state Printing Co., Danville, 111., i93S-
245 PP-
Articles:
Recent findings in poultry research. Nulaid
News, 13:5:12-15. (2500)
Poultryman's percentage calculator. Poultry
Item, 38:3:14. (1000)
Profits depend on costs. Amer. Poultry J.,
67:2:8. (1200)
The economic significance of the mortality
problem in poultry. Vet. Med., 31:2:72-73.
(750)
With E. Roberts:
Inheritance of resistance to bacterial infec-
tion in animals. A genetic study of
pullorum disease. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui.,
419:465-93. (12,000)
With H. J. Sloan:
The effect of mineral supplements on interior
egg quality. Poultry Sci., 14:300-01. (600)
CARMICHAEL, ROBERT DANIEL, Ph.D.
Professor of Mathematics and Dean of the
Graduate School.
Articles:
Linear differential equations of infinite order.
Bui. Amer. Math. Soc, 42:193-218.
(13,000)
Number and clear thinking. Sci. Mo., Dec,
1935. PP- 490-500. (6000)
CARNAHAN, DAVID HOBART, Ph.D.
Professor of Romance Languages and Head
of the Department
Articles:
The man Rousseau and his Confessions.
News Letter of Phi Sigma Iota, 7:2:4,
11-12.
CARO, MARCUS RAYNER, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Dermatology
See F. E. Senear.
CARROLL, WILLIAM ERNEST, Ph.D.
Professor of Swine Husbandry
Articles:
With Sleeter Bull, F. C. Olson, and
G. E. Hunt:
Value of present-day swine types in meeting
changed consumer demand. ///. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Bui., 415:259-95. (15,000)
CARTER, HERBERT EDMUND, Ph.D.
Associate in Chemistry
Articles:
Synthesis of a-amino-j8-hydroxy-n-butyric
acids. /. Biol. Chem., 112:769-73. (1000)
See also W. C. Rose.
CASBERG, CARL HERBERT, B.S., M.E.
Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Articles:
Laboratory procedure in teaching machine
production. /. Eng. Educ, 25:6:419-25.
(2700)
Employment in small industries. Ibid., 26:3:
226-30. (1300)
WithC. E. Schubert:
Durability of molding sands. ///. Eng. Exp.
Sta. Bui., 281. (21,000)
CASE, HAROLD CLAYTON M., Ph.D.
Professor of Agricultural Economics and
Head of the Department
Articles:
Farm debt adjustments. /. Farm. Econ., 17:
2:290-300. (4100)
Progress and problems in agricultural plan-
ning in the North Central states. Ibid.,
18:1:75-85. (4000)
With D. E. Lindstrom and A. L. Leonard:
Farm business survey of 120 families in
Union County, Illinois, 1934. III. Agr.
Exp. Sta., Mimeo. 15 pp. (3000)
With M. L. Mosher, J. B. Andrews, and
J. B. Cunningham :
Farm bureau farm management service
reports. III. Agr. Exp. Sta., Dept. Agr.
Econ., Mimeo., 473 and 474. (15,000)
With J. B. Andrews and M, L. Mosher:
Three-years summary report of the farm
bureau farm management service. Ibid.,
478. (12,000)
With J. B. Andrews, W. A. Herrington, and
M. L. Mosher:
Ten-years summary report on the farm
bureau farm management service. Ibid.,
479. (12,000)
CLARK, GEORGE LINDENBERG, Ph.D.
Professor of Chemistry
Articles:
Progress in X-ray research on rubber. Rub-
ber Age, 38:2:79-80. (1200)
A 1936 survey of the biological effects of
X-radiation. Radiology, 26:2:295-312.
(9500)
With F. O. Schmitt and R. S. Bear:
X-ray diffraction studies on nerve. Radiology,
25:2:131-51. (8500)
The role of lipoids in the X-ray diffraction
patterns of nerve. Science, 82:2115:44-45.
(550)
With E. A. Parker, J. A. Schaad, and
W. J. Warren:
New measurements of previously unknown
large interplanar spacings in natural
materials. J.A.C.S., 57:1509- (35o)
With D. H. Reynolds:
An X-ray diffraction method for the estima-
tion of quartz in a mixture of silicate
ores. Univ. of Toronto Studies, Geol.
Series, 38:13-22. (2500)
An X-ray diffraction method for the quanti-
tative analysis of mine dusts. Ind. Eng.
Chem. (Analyt. Ed.), 8:36. (2300)
With R. R. Sterrett and B. H. Lincoln:
Improved lubricants and lubrication I.
A. P. I. preprint. (8500)
Regimentation agents in lubricating oil. Pri-
vately printed pamphlet. (8500)
With M. M. Beckwith:
A method for detection and evaluation of
residual distortion in crystals with special
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University of Illinois
Clakk, G. L. — Articles (continued)
reference to electric steel. Zeit. Kristallog.,
90:392-98. (2000)
With J. H. Chesters and K. C. Lyon:
The burning of magnesite bricks III. Trans.
Cer. Sac, 34:243-49- (i7oo)
With W. J. Warren:
Further X-ray studies of rubber and rubber
insulation. Rpt. Comm. on Insulation,
N.R.C., lo-ii. (700)
With S. L. Tuckey:
Structural changes occurring in casein dur-
ing cheese ripening as shown by X-ray
diffraction studies. J. Dairy Sci., 18:7:
461. (250)
Reviews:
Popoff's Quantitative Analysis, revised by
Rice and Cortelyou. /. Chem. Educ, 12:
11:549-50. (400)
CLEMENT, JOHN ADDISON, Ph.D.
Professor of Education
Articles:
Interrelationships between purposes, content
and teaching techniques of ninth and tentn
grade mathematics. Math. Teacher. 29:3:
136-44. (4500)
With J. H. Clement:
A study of postgraduates in North Central
Association schools of Illinois and Kansas
during 1934-35. North Central Assoc. <Jt.,
10:4:448-55- (5000)
CLEVENGER, ARTHUR WILBUR, A.M.
High School Visitor, with rank of Professor
Articles:
The long period daily class schedule for high
schools. North Central Assoc. Qt., April,
1936, pp. 456-61. (2700)
With F. C. Hood:
Changes which have been made in the pro-
gram of studies of Illinois high schools
accredited by the North Central Associa-
tion of Colleges and Secondary Schools
since June 30, 1929- â– ?"- Teacher, April,
1935. PP- 246, 248, 25s, 262.
COBLE, ARTHUR BYRON, Ph.D LL.D.
Professor of Mathematics and Head ot the
Department
Articles:
Collineation groups in a finite space with a
linear and a quadratic invariant. Amer. J.
Math., 58:15-34- (7500)
Groups of cremona transformations in space
of planar type. Duke Math. J., 2:1-9-
(5500)
COE, GEORGE CHARLES, B.S., M.D.
Assistant in Medicine
See L. F. Miller.
COLBY, ARTHUR SAMUEL. Ph.D.
Professor of Pomology
Articles:
An analysis of the difficulties involved in
growing black raspberries in the Peoria
territory. Trans. III. Hart. Soc, 69:384-93-
(3200)
Factors influencing profitable raspberry and
strawberry culture in southern Illinois.
Ibid., 69:495-507- (4000)
The chestnut situation in Illinois. Proc.
Northern Nut Growers Assoc, 25:47-50.
(1100)
Articles (continued)
Currants and gooseberries in Illinois. Umv.
of III. 'Coll. of Agr., Mtmeo., Oct., i935-
(4800)
Notes on nut culture in Illinois. Amer. Fruit
Grower, 56:4-19- (600)
COLE, ARTHUR GIDEON, Ph D.
Assistant Professor of Physiological
Chemistry
Articles:
Organic chemistry. Chapter 9 oi A Course
of Study in Dentistry. Amer. Assoc, ot
Dental Schools, Chicago, i935- PP- 97-i02.
Physiological chemistry. Chapter 10, Jbid., ,
pp. 103-109.
Reviews:
A textbook of biochemistry, ed. by B. Har-
row and C. P. Sherwin. J.A.M.A., 105:143.
(500)
The theory of emulsions and their technical
treatment, by W. Clayton. Ibid., 106:946-
47- <^350)
Mikroskopische Methoden in der Mikro-
chemie, by L. Kofler and A. Kofler. Ibid.,
106:948. (300)
CONVERSE, PAUL D., A.M. . .
Professor of Business Organization ana
Operation
Articles:
Analysis of retail trading areas— some sug-
gested methods with an example, r^at.
Mark. Rev., 1:4:316-25. (7200)
Increasing the consumption of dairy prod-
ucts. Dairy Mfrs. Conf. Man., 1936, PP-
139-144. (3200)
Reviews: ^t ^ ^ .
Retail price behavior, by J. H. Cover. Acct.
Rev., 10:5. (1350)
COOKE, THOMAS GAUNT, B.S.
Assistant in Chemistry
See T. E. Phipps and W. H. Rodebush.
COPLEY, MICHAEL JOSEPH, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
See T. E. Phipps.
CORBETT, WILLARD JASON, M.S.
First Assistant in Dairy Research
With W. €. Frazier and W. V. Price:
Study of a gas defect in cream cheese. J.
Dairy Sci. (Abstract), 18:7:472. (300)
Milk Dealer, 25:3:38. (2000)
CRAMER, RALPH ELLSWORTH, M.S. .
Special Research Assistant in Engineering
Materials
Articles:
Shatter cracks and flakes in steel. Metals
and Alloys. Jan., 1936, p. 23. (500)
Nature of shatter cracks. Metal Progress,
June, 1935. P- 68. (400)
CRANDELL, JOHN STANLEY, B.S., C.E.
Professor of Highway Engineering
Articles:
A touring engineer's impressions of the roads
of Italy. Eng. News-Rec, 1x5:20:669-74.
(7600)
Roadside bins for maintenance material in
Switzerland. Better Roads, 5:10:26. (600)
Report of committee on fillers and cushion
courses. Proc. 15th An. Meet. Highway
Res. Bd., 170-79. (6000)
Publications of the Faculty
11
CROSS, HARDY, A.B., B.S., M.C.E., D.Sc.
Professor of Structural Engineering
Articles:
The relation of analysis to structural design.
Proc. A.S.C.E., Oct., 1935, pp. 11 19-30.
(Sooo)
Limitations and application of structural
analysis. Eng. News-Rec, Oct. 17-24, 193s,
pp. 535-37, 571-73- (10,000)
Structural knowledge. Ihid., Feb. 6, 1936,
pp. 199-200. (1000)
CULLER, ELMER AUGUSTIN KURTZ,
Ph.D.
Professor of Psychology
Books:
With H. C. Warren and others:
Dictionary of psychology. Houghton Mifflin
Co., Boston, 1934. X + 372 pp.
Articles:
An experimental study of tonal localization
in the cochlea of the guinea pig. Ann.
Otol. Rhin. Laryn., 44:807-13.
With W. G. Brogden:
Experimental extinction of higher-order re-
sponses. Amer. J, Psych., 47:663-69.
Device for the motor conditioning of small
animals. Science, 83:269-70.
With W. J. Brogden and F. A. Mettler:
Experimentally increased intra-cranial pres-
sure. Arch. Otolar., 21:464-65.
With E. Girden:
Auditory effects of Roentgen rays in dogs.
Amer. J. Roentgen. Radium Ther., 32:
675-79-
Effect of Roentgen rays upon hearing in
dogs. /. Comp. Psych., 20:263-90.
With G. Finch:
Relation of forgetting to experimental ex-
tinction. Amer. J. Psych., 47:656-62.
With F. A. Mettler and C. Mettler:
Effects of total removal of the cerebral cor-
tex. Arch. Neurol. Psychiat., 34:1238-45.
CUNNINGHAM, JOSEPH BERNARD, B.S.
Assistant Professor of Farm Management
Extension
See H. C. M. Case.
DALITSCH, WALTER WILLIAM, B.S.,
D.D.S., M.D.
Associate in Medicine and Health Officer
Articles:
The medical student's health. Illini Scope,
5:8:4-6. (1800)
DAVIS, DAVID JOHN, M.D., Ph.D.
Professor of Pathology, Bacteriology, and
Public Health, and Dean of the College
of Medicine
Articles:
Some studies on the ecology of streptococci.
Proc. Jnstit. Med. Chicago, 10:18. (5000)
Preventive medicine in the medical curricu-
lum. ///. Med. J., Jan., 1936. (3000)
Septic sore throat. /// Health Mess., 8:5.
(2000)
With C. Buck and I. Pilot:
Hemolytic streptococci from tonsils of cow,
hog, and sheep. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol.
Med., 34:233-35. (1000)
DAVISON, RICHARD MILTON, M.D., M.S.
Instructor in Surgery
Articles:
The open intrapleural pneumolysis operation.
7. Thor'. Surg., 4:6:607.
DECKER, SAMUEL WESLEY, M.S.
Associate in Fruit and Vegetable Marketing
Articles:
Progress report on the study of the Peoria
market. ///. Veg. Grow. Assoc. 5th An.
Rpt., pp. 60-66. (4400)
Report of market survey on Peoria market.
Trans. III. Hort. Soc, 69:372-83. (3600)
See also J. W. Lloyd.
DE TURK, ERNEST E., Ph.D.
Professor of Soil Technology
Articles:
Adaptability of sewage sludge as a fertilizer.
Sewage Works J., 7:4:597-610. (575°)
DODGE, ARTHUR FARWELL, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Industrial Education
Books:
Occupational ability patterns. Teachers Col-
lege, Columbia University, N.Y., I93S.
97 PP-
Articles:
New materials and possibilities in teaching
industrial arts. Indus. Educ. Mag., 37:4:
215-17. (1200)
Job training for house heating service men.
Western Gas, 11:12:34-46. (150°)
DOLAN, THOMAS JAMES, M.S.
Instructor in Theoretical and Applied
Mechanics
See F. B. Seely.
DOLCH, EDWARD WILLIAM, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Education
Books:
A combined word list. Ginn and Co., Boston,
1936. 185 pp.
Building the dictionary habit. Scott, Fores-
man and Co., Chicago, 1935. 32 pp.
Articles:
Goals in intermediate reading. Elem. Sch.
J., 35:9:682-90. (3200)
A basic sight vocabulary. Ihid., 36:6:456-60.
(1600)
DOOB, JOSEPH LEO, Ph.D.
Associate in Mathematics
Articles:
The limiting distributions of certain statis-
tics. Ann. Math., 6:3:160-69. (4500)
DORSEY, MAXWELL JAY, Ph.D.
Professor of Pomology
Articles:
Nodal development of the peach shoot as re-
lated to fruit bud formation. Proc. Amer.
Soc. Hort. Sci., 33:245-57- (6000)
Results to date of four lines of research of
interest to apple growers. Trans. III.
Hort. Soc, 69:236-44. (3500)
The variety situation in Illinois. Ibid.,
69:468-73. (2000)
The value of a good variety name. Amer.
Fruit Grower, 55:8. (2500)
Revised code of nomenclature. Ibid., 55:8.
(1000)
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University of Illinois
DoRSEY, M. J. — Articles (continued)
With R. L. McMunn:
Suggestions in harvesting peaches. ///. Hort.,
26:3. (1000)
Peach thinning investigations V: a study of
late thinning. Proc. Amer. Soc. Hort.
Sci., 33:280-83. (2000)
DRAFFIN, JASPER OWEN, M.S.
Professor of Theoretical and Applied
Mechanics
Articles:
Laboratory instruction in engineering educa-
tion. /. Eng. Educ, 25:10:727-33. (2800)
Fifty years of engineering education. Ibid.,
26:8:635-42. (3600)
Crystalline structure and its relation to
strength and ductility. Chapter 8 of Text-
book of the materials of engineering, by
H. F. Moore, (sth ed.) McGraw-Hill
Book Co., N.Y., 1936. pp. 96-122.
DREYER, IRVING, M.S.
Instructor in Medicine
See C. I. Reed.
M.D.
DUNGAN, GEORGE HARLAN, Ph.D.
Professor of Crop Production
Articles:
Plants as indicators and conditioners of soil
productivity. Farm Appraisals, 111. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Mimeo., May, 1935, pp. 60-62.
(1200)
With J. R. Holbert, W. P. Flint, and J. H.
Bigger:
Resistance and susceptibility of corn strains
to second brood chinch bugs. Iowa State
Coll. J. Sci., 9:3:413-25. (6,000)
DYAS, FREDERICK GEORGE, M.D.
Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Reconstruction of the hip. ///. Med. J.,
August, 1935.
DYNIEWICZ, JOSEPHINE MARION, Ph.G.,
Ph.C.
Assistant in Pharmacology, Materia Medica,
and Therapeutics
See Bernard Fantus.
ELHARDT, WALTER PHILLIP, Ph.D.
Instructor in Physiology
Books:
With O. S. Orth:
Physiological anatomy. Copifyer Corp., De-
troit, Mich., 1935. 240 pp.
Articles:
With O. S. Orth:
The effect of water polo on blood pressure
and pulse rate. Am. Phys. Ed. Assoc.
Res. Q., 7:99-101. (600)
See also W. E. Burge.
EMCH, ARNOLD, Ph.D.
Professor of Mathematics
Articles:
Gauss and the French Academy of Science.
Science, 81:316-17. Amer. Math. Mo., 42:
382-83.
New models for the solution of quadratic
and cubic equations. Nat. Math. Mag., 9:
162-64.
Reviews:
Lezioni suUa teoria geometrica delle equa-
zioni e delle funzioni algebriche, by F.
Enriques and O. Chisini. Vol. IV, Fun-
zioni Ellitiche e Abeliane. Bui. Amer.
Math. Soc, 41.
ENGER, MELVIN LORENIUS, M.S., C.E.
Professor of Mechanics and Hydraulics,
Dean of the College of Engineering, and
Director of the Engineering Experiment
Station
Articles:
Current investigations at the University of
Illinois. Eng. News-Rec, June 6, 1935.
(5000)
ENGLIS, DUANE TAYLOR, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Chemistry
Articles:
With E. G. Lynn and V. G. Milum:
The analysis of 25 Illinois honeys and the
quantitative methods used. ///. Beekeep.
Assoc, An. Rpt., 1933-34, pp. 54-63. (4000)
With B. S. Friedman:
The detection of the fortification or adulter-
ation of meat broth with monosodium
glutamate. Trans. III. Acad. Sci., 28:119-
21. (750)
EVERETT, SAMUEL, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Education
Books:
With others:
A challenge to secondary education. D. Ap-
pleton-Century Co., N.Y., 1935.
Books edited:
Lincoln school studies society. Teachers
College, Columbia Univ., N.Y., 1935.
Articles:
Pamphlets and other enrichment materials.
Curriculum J., 7:4. (1800)
EWERT, EARL ERNST, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Surgery
See R. D. Herrold.
FAHNESTOCK, MAURICE KENDALL, M.S.
Research Assistant Professor of Mechanical
Engineering
Articles:
Essentials of air conditioning. Coal-Heat,
28:5-6, 8, 10, 45-46. (///. Eng. Exp. Sta.
Reprint No. 5). (4200)
FAIRBANKS, BERTHEIR WESLEY, Ph.D.
Special Research Assistant in Animal Nu-
trition
See H. H. Mitchell.
FAIRLIE, JOHN ARCHIBALD, Ph.D.
Professor of Political Science
Articles:
Has the constitution gone? Mich. Law Rev.,
33:1037- (6000)
The executive power in the state constitu-
tion. Ann. Amer. Acad. Pol. Soc. Sci.,
Sept., 1935. (8000)
The legislature and the administration, I.
Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev., 30:241. (6000)
Reviews:
Le si^cle du corporatisme, by Mihail Manoi-
lesco. The people's king, George V, by
Publications of the Faculty
13
Fairlie, John A.— Reviews (continued)
John Buchan. The reign of George V, by
b. C. Somervell. Public administration, by
J. M. Pfiifner. Atner. Pol. Set. Rev., zg:
518, 900, 1062, 1086. (1400)
FANTUS, BERNARD, M.S., M.D.
Professor of Therapeutics
Books edited:
Yearbook of general therapeutics. Year
Book Pub.,' Chicago, 1935. 460 pp.
Abstracts in Merck Medical Memoranda,
June, 1935, to April, 1936. Rahway, N.J.
(24,000)
Articles:
Therapy of uremia (azotemia). J.A.M.A.,
104:18:1602-04. (3500)
Therapy of iritis (iridocyclitis) and of
choroiditis. Ibid., 104:20:1821-22. (2000)
Therapy of puerperal sepsis. Ibid., 105:1:
29-31. (2500)
Therapy of psoriasis. Ibid., 105:2:115-17.
(3300)
Therapy of urticaria and of angioneurotic
edema. Ibid., 105:8:595-99. (2000)
"Unemployability" medical problem. Arch.
Phys. Ther., 16:9:517-19. (2000)
Advances in therapeutic technic. J.A.M.A.,
105:9:877-81. (4075)
Therapy of jaw fractures and of face in-
juries. Ibid., 105:2:1679-82. (3700)
Therapy of injuries to large blood vessels.
Ibid., 105:22:1767-71. (5400)
Causal therapy of contact dermatitis. Ibid.,
105:25:2062-64. (2800)
Coughs. Ibid., 106:5:375-82. (9500)
With J. M. Dyniezvicz:
Phenolphthalein studies: I, Colloidal phenol-
phthalein. Amer. I. Dig. Dis. Nutr,, 2:12:
721-24. (2500)
With H. A. Dyniewicz and J. M. Dyniewicz:
Acetanilid studies. /. Phartn. Exp. Ther.,
55:2:222-33. (2500)
FAUCETT, MAX ALBERT, M.S., E.E.
Associate in Electrical Engineering
See J. O. Kraehenbuehl.
FAYE, CHRISTOPHER URDAHL, A.M.,
M.S.
Cataloger in the Library
Articles:
Ethiopia — spark for world conflagration?
Walther League Messenger, 44:3:76-77.
(1650)
A Bible exhibit at the University of Illinois
Library. (Rev. reprint). Univ. of 111.,
I93S- (3700)
With W. J. Wilson:
The library and museums of the University
of Illinois. In Census of Medieval and
Renaissance Manuscripts in the United
States and Canada, by Seymour de Ricci.
Vol. I. H. W. Wilson Co., 1935. pp. 696-
710. (4550)
FERGUSON, MALCOLM STUART, A.M.
Assistant in Zoology
Articles:
Notes on the relation of the European
starling to other species of birds. Auk,
Jan., 1936.
FILBEY, EDWARD JOSEPH, Ph.D., C.P.A.
Professor of Accountancy
Books:
Income tax problems and solutions. (Rev.
ed.) Edwards Brothers, Ann Arbor, Mich.,
1935- 58 pp.
FISCHER, WALTER R., B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Orthopaedics
Articles:
Relief for painful feet. Med. Clin. N.
Amer., Jan., 1936.
FLETCHER, HARRIS FRANCIS, Ph.D.
Associate Dean of the College of Liberal
Arts and Sciences, and Associate Profes-
sor of English
Articles:
The selection of students at the college level
for the study of law. Sch. and Soc, 41:
1064:686-88. (1500)
Tutorial work in the College of Liberal Arts
and Sciences of the University of Illinois.
Ibid., 42:1092:744-45. (1250)
FLINT, WESLEY PILLSBURY, B.S.
Chief Entomologist, with rank of Professor
Articles:
Prominent insects for 1936. Macon County
Outlook, Jan., 1936. (1300)
The cicada, or seventeen-year locust. Chi-
cago Tribune, Jan. 12, 1936. (1400)
With M. D. Farrar:
Injection method for dispersion of oil in
tank mixtures. /. Econ. Ent., 29:1:216.
(250)
The use of nicotine in the apple spray
schedule. Trans. III. Hort. Soc, 69:167-
174- (2500)
With S. C. Chandler:
Apple spray schedule for 1936. Ibid., 69:
478-485. (2600)
The latest methods of fighting the Oriental
fruit moth. Ibid., 69:485-495. (3000)
With J. R. Holbert, J. H. Bigger, and G. H.
Dungan:
Resistance and susceptibility of corn strains
to second brood chinch bugs. Iowa State
Coll. I. Sci., 9:413-425. (6000)
See also W. A. Ruth.
FLOM, GEORGE TOBIAS, Ph.D.
Professor of Scandinavian Languages and
English Philology
Reviews:
Norsk Riksmalsordbok. Utarbeidet av Trygve
Knudsen og Alf Sommerfelt. Amer. J.
PhiloL, 56:273-76. (1540)
A grammar of the Buchan dialect (Aber-
deenshire), descriptive and historical, I,
phonology — accidence, by Eugen Dieth. /.
Engl. Germ. Phil., 34:434-37- (i57S)
Om obestamda artikeln. Ett bidrag till
nordisk sprakhistoria, av Gunnar Laij-
strom. Ibid., 34:437-39. (1200)
FOLEY, EDMUND, B.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Medicine
See R. W. Keeton.
ERASER, WILBER JOHN, M.S.
Professor of Dairy Farming
Articles:
The forlorn cow. Hoard's Dairyman, 81:1:4.
(1500)
Need abundant pasture to feed forlorn cows.
Ibid., 81:2:28. (1200)
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Fraser, W. J. — Articles (continued)
Over the top with alfalfa pasture. Ibid., 8i:
3:56. (iioo)
Champion of alfalfa pasture. Ibid., 81:4:88.
(1300)
Insure with second-crop alfalfa. Ibid., 81:
S:iij2. (1300)
Profit by good pasture mixture. Ibid., 81:
6:156. (1400)
Poverty stricken pasture land. Ibid., 81:7:
178. (1500)
Championship pasture team. Ibid., 81:8:212.
(1600)
Past and future progress in dairying. Prog.
Farmer, 51:2:9. (1800)
FREEMAN, MRS. RUTH CRAWFORD, M.S.
Associate in Home Accounts
Books:
With Day Monroe:
Farm family account book. U. 8. Dept. of
Agr., Washington, D.C., 1935. 43 pp.
Articles:
Summary of Illinois home account records,
1935-36. Univ. of 111. Mimeo. 23 pp.
With Paulena Nickell:
More money available for family spending
in 1933-34. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta, An. Rpt.,
47:255-61.
FRENCH, THOMAS M., A.B., M.D.
Associate in Criminology, Social Hygiene,
and Medical Jurisprudence
Articles:
A clinical study of learning in the course of
a psychoanalytic treatment. Psychoanal.
Q., April, 1936.
FRIEDMAN, BERNARD SAMUEL, A.B.
Assistant in Chemistry
See D. T. Englis.
FULLER, HARRY JAMES, Ph.D.
Associate in Botany
Books:
Taxonomic keys to wildflowers, grasses, and
trees. College Bookstore, Champaign, 1936.
39 pp.
Articles:
Daily variation in the sensitivity of Mimosa
with special reference to the action of
light. Bot. Gas., 97:672-77.
With F. L. Wynd and E. S. Reynolds:
Studies in ultra-violet and respiratory phe-
nomena. II. The effects of ultra-violet on
respiration and respiratory enzymes of
higher plants. Ann. Mo. Bot. Garden, 22:
837-52-
FUSON, REYNOLD CLAYTON, Ph.D.
Professor of Organic Chemistry
Books:
With J. R. Johnson and others:
Organic syntheses. Vol. 16. John Wiley and
Sons, N.Y., 1936. V + 104 pp.
With Ralph L. Shriner:
The systematic identification of organic com-
pounds. John Wiley and Sons, N.Y., 1935.
IX + 19s pp.
With Ralph Connor:
A brief course in organic chemistry. Ed-
wards Brothers, Inc., Ann Arbor, Mich.,
1935. xiv -f 149 pp.
Articles:
With L. L. Alexander and A. L. Jacoby:
The reversibility of the Friedel-Crafts con-
densation. Hydrogenation phenomena.
J.A.C.S., 57:2208-09. (1500)
With H. H. Weinstock and G. E. Ullyot:
A new synthesis of benzoins. 2, 4, 6-tri-
methylbenzoin. Ibid., 57:1803-04. (1600)
With Robert Johnson:
The haloform reaction. XVI. The action of
hypoiodite on hindered ketones. Ibid., 57:
919-20. (1500)
GARNER, JAMES WILFORD, Ph.D., LL.D.,
Litt.D.
Professor of Political Science and Head of
the Department
Books:
With Valentine Jobst:
The law of treaties. The Carnegie Endow-
ment for International Peace, Washington,
1935- 568 pp.
Articles:
Acts and joint resolutions of congress as
substitutes for treaties. Amer. J. Internal.
Law, 29:482-88. (2700)
Recent German nationality legislation. Ibid.,
30:96-99. (1000)
The draft code of the international diplo-
matic academy on the fundamental prin-
ciples of international law. Ibid., 30:279-
84. (2300)
Das Volkerrect in den Kriegen der Zukunft.
Zeits. der Akademie fiir Deutsches Recht,
Jan., 1936, pp. 40-49. (10,000)
Les lois de la guerre, leur valeur, leur ave-
nir. Revue de Droit Internal, et de Ligis-
lateur Comparee, 17:96-118.
The outlook for the law of war and of neu-
trality. Trans. Grotius Soc, 22. (3500)
Eight notes on certain decisions of courts
and arbitration tribunals concerning vari-
ous questions of international law. Brit.
Year Book Internal. Law, 16:171-81.
(S50o)
With Valentine Jobst:
The unilateral denunciation of treaties.
Amer. J. Internal. Law, 29:569-86. (8000)
Reviews:
Academie de droit international, recueil des
cours. Ibid., 30:157-64. (3400)
Can we be neutral, by A. W. Dulles and
H. F. Armstrong. Ibid., 30:344-45. (300)
Neutrality: its history, economics, and law,
by P. C. Jessup and F. Deak. Ibid., 30:
346-48. (600)
The Soviet Union and international law, by
T. A. Taracouzio. Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev.,
29:689-91. (800)
L'Etat Moderne, Vol. X of the Academie
Frangaise. Ibid., 30:412. (150)
GARRIGUS, WESLEY PATTERSON, Ph.D.
Assistant in Animal Husbandry
See H. H. Mitchell.
GASUL. BENJAMIN MORRIS, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Pediatrics
Articles:
Exanthem subitum — a common disease in
infants. Douglas Park Bui. Chicago Med.
Soc, Dec, 1935.
See also R. H. Jaffe.
Publications of the Faculty
15
GEISSENDOERFER, JOHN THEODORE,
Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of German
Reviews:
Von deutscher Dichtung und Musik, von
Wilhelm Dilthey. /. Engl. Germ. PhiloL,
35:2:301-07. (2700)
GELLHORN, ERNST, M.D., Ph.D.
Professor of Physiology in the College of
Medicine
Articles:
On the role of CO2 in counteracting the
effects of anoxemia on brainstem and cor-
tex. Proc. Amer. Physiol. Soc, 48th An.
Meet., pp. 57-58. (210)
Value of carbon dioxide in counteracting
oxygen lack. Nature, 137:700-01. (1000)
With I. G. Spiesman:
The influence of hyperpnea and of variations
of O2- and C02-tension in the inspired air
upon hearing. Amer. J. Physiol., 112:3:
519-28. (4500)
The influence of hyperpnea and of variations
"^ of the O2- and COa-tension in the inspired
air upon after-images. Ibid., 112:4:620-26.
(3000)
The influence of hyperpnea and of variations
in the O2- and C02-tension in the inspired
air upon nystagmus. Ibid., 112:4:662-68.
(3000)
With S. H. Kraines:
The influence of hyperpnea and of variations
in the O2- and COz-tension of the inspired
air on word-associations. Science, 83:2150,
266-67. (800)
GERNON, JOHN TALBOT, B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Urology
Articles:
With C. I. Wynekoop:
Crossed renal dystopia without fusion. Urol.
Cutan. Rev., 39:5- (800)
GETZ, CHARLES ALBERT, M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry
See G. F. Smith.
GIBBONS, JOHN JOSEPH, JR., Ph.D.
Instructor in Physics
See J. H. Bartlett, Jr.
GOBLE, GEORGE WASHINGTON, A.B.,
LL.B.
Professor of Law
Articles:
Redefinition of basic legal terms. Columbia
Law Rev., 35:535-47- (6000)
Codification of Illinois insurance laws. III.
Law Rev., 30:695-715. (10,000)
Life of Samuel H. Treat. Diet. Amer. Biog.,
18:634-35- (700)
Life of Thomas Todd. Ibid., 18:574-75. (900)
Life of Robert Trimble. Ibid., 18:642-43.
(900)
GOTSHALK, D. W., Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Philosophy
Articles:
Beauty and value. /. Phil., 32:22:604-10.
(3200)
GRAHAM, ROBERT, B.S., D.V.M.
Professor of Animal Pathology and Hygiene
Articles:
A pasteurella-like microorganism in the
Articles (continued)
brains of horses suffering from so-called
cornstalk disease. Science, 81:153-54. (200)
Direct isolation of pasteurella-like micro-
organisms from brains of horses suffering
from so-called cornstalk disease. Science,
81:387-88. (350)
Cornstalk disease investigations: toxic en-
cephalitis or non-virus encephalomyelitis of
horses. Vet. Med., 31:2:46-50. (1500)
Results of inoculating laboratory animals
with equine brain-tissue suspensions and
filtrates from spontaneous cases of so-
called cornstalk disease. /. Amer. Vet.
Med. Assoc, 86:6:778-80. (700)
Fowl cholera. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ, 441:
1-8. (1200)
With E. H. Barger:
Summary of studies on fowl pox. Vet. Med.,
31:2:78-81. (1900)
Studies on incubator hygiene, IV. A note
on the virucidal effect of formaldehyde on
fowl pox virus. Poultry Sci., 15:1:48-52.
(1800)
With Frank Thorp, Jr.:
Transmission studies in leucemia. Vet. Med.,
31:2:82-83. (1200)
With H. H. Mitchell and Viola M. Michael:
Avitaminoses in animals. III. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Circ, 449:3-15. (4000)
With J. J. Pieper:
Plant poisoning of animals (rev. ed.). III.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Mimeo. 55 pp. (9000)
With J. P. Torrey:
Results of examining pasteurized and un-
pasteurized milk for Brucella abortus.
Trans. III. Acad. Sci., 28:2:207-08. (750)
With Viola M. Michael:
Epizootological date from laboratory diag-
noses. Vet. Med., 31:3:114-24. (2800)
Studies on incubator hygiene, V: a note on
the hatchability of eggs inoculated with
salmonella, pasteurella, staphylococci, and
streptococci. Poultry Sci., 15:1:83-87.
(1800)
Brucellosis in swine. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Circ, 435. 12 pp. (2300)
White snakeroot poisoning. Ibid., 436. 12
pp. (2500)
GRAHAM, WALTER JAMES, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Articles:
Addison's letters. London Times Lit. Sup-
plement, Oct. 17, 1935. P- 652. (140)
Unpublished correspondence of Addison.
Notes and Queries, 169:314- (i75)
Addison and Sir Henry Newton. Ibid., 170:
7:110-11. (1200)
Addison's travel letters in the Tatler and
Guardian. Philol. Q., 15:2:97-103. (2600)
Reviews:
Jonathan Swift, Gedanken und Schriften
uber Religion und Kurche, von Hans
Reimers. J. Engl. Germ. Philol., 34:4:601-
03- (750)
GRAY, HORACE MONTGOMERY, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Economics
Articles:
The allocation of joint costs in multiple-
purpose hydro-electric projects. Amer.
Econ. Rev., 25:2:224-35. (6000)
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GREENGARD, JOSEPH, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Pediatrics
Articxes:
Passive immunity in infants and their re-
sponse to diphtheria toxoid. J. A.M. A.,
Aug. 3, I93S.
GREGG, RUSSELL TAAFFE, Ph.D.
Assistant Principal of the University High
School, Instructor in Education, and
Supervisor of the Visual Aids Service.
Articles:
Experiences with a state cooperative film
library. Educ. Screen, 15:39-41. (2400)
GRIFFITH, COLEMAN ROBERTS, Ph.D.
Professor of Education and Director of the
Bureau of Institutional Research.
Books:
With C. E. Skinner and others:
Readings in psychology. Farrar and Rine-
hart, N.Y., 1935. 853 pp.
With S. M. Corey and E. F. Potthoff:
Workbook in educational psychology. Farrar
and Rinehart, N.Y., 1935. iv + 202 pp.
Articles:
Athletics. In American Colleges and Uni-
versities (3d ed.), edited by C. S. Marsh,
1936, pp. 43-44- (800)
GRUBER, ELBERT EGIDIUS, M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry
See Roger Adams.
GULBRANDSEN, LARS FREMAN, M.D.
Instructor in Bacteriology and Public Health
Articles:
Invasion of the body tissues by orally in-
gested bacteria and the defensive mechan-
ism of the gastro-intestinal tract. Amer.
J. Hyg., 22:2:257-73.
With R. S. Keller:
Tubercle bacilli on the lips of patients with
pulmonary tuberculosis. ///. Med. J., Oct.,
1935. 12 pp.
GULLETTE, CAMERON CHARLES, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Romance Langfuages
Articles:
The Illinois Modern Language Association,
a report. Mod. Lang. J., 20:4:233-34.
(800)
Suggestions for a Spanish club calendar.
Ibid., 20:8:459-68. (5000)
Reviews:
Language learning, by Peter Hagboldt.
Italica, 12:4:219-20. (500)
Macfas, by Larra, edited by H. J. Nune-
maker. Mod. Lang. J., 20:3:116-17. (500)
HACKETT, ROBERT PHILLIP, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Accountancy
Articles:
Why modern business men need accounting
training. /. Bus., 16:5:9, 14. (1300)
Consistency in prepaid expenses. Acct. Rev.,
10:2:206-09. (2700)
HAGUE, STELLA MARY, Ph.D.
Instructor in Botany
Articles:
With C. W. Boewe and Stella H. Barrick:
Mosses from Apple River Canyon, Missis-
sippi Palisades, and White Pines Forest
State Parks. Trans. III. Acad. Set., 28:2:
83-84.
HALL, BENJAMIN VINCENT, Ph.D.
Instructor in Zoology
Articles:
With R. M. Lewis:
The induction of an acid vaginal secretion
in the immature macaque by injections of
oestrin. Endocrin., 20:210-13. (1700)
HALL, STANLEY WILLIAM, B.S.
Associate Professor of Floriculture
Articles:
Some thoughts on greenhouse fertilizers.
Bui. Chrys. Soc. Amer., 3:2:6-11. (4000)
Results of extensive research explained at
Illinois short course. Flor. Rev., 77:1993:
9-13.
Retail sessions feature lighting, demonstra-
tion. Ibid., 77:1993:13-14.
Illinois state group meets. Ibid., 77:1993:14.
Illinois course banquet. Ibid., 77:1993:14.
Pot plant pointers given at short course.
Ibid., 77:1993:18-19.
HALPER, PHILIP ALLEN, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Laryngology, Rhinology, and
Otology
Articles:
Rhinology. In Review of Medical Progress.
F. A. Davis Co., Phila., 1935.
Sections in Cyclopedia of Medicine. F. A.
Davis Co., Phila., 1935.
HAMILTON, TOM SHERMAN, M.S.
Associate in Animal Nutrition
See H. H. Mitchell.
HANSEN, MARCUS LEE, Ph.D.
Professor of History
Revews:
John Lind of Minnesota, by G. M. Stephen-
son. Amer. Hist. Rev., 41:3:590-91. (300)
Guarding the frontier, by E. B. Wesley.
Minn. Hist., 17:1:80-81. (500)
HARNO, ALBERT JAMES, B.S., LL.B.,
LL.D.
Professor of Law, Dean of the College of
Law, and Provost
Articles:
The plan of the criminal code. ///. Bar J.,
24:5:144-46. (1700)
HARTLEY, MILES C, Ph.D.
Teacher in the University High School
Articles:
Some geometric properties of the algebraic,
plane sextic invariant under the symmetric
Gfl. Tohoku Math. J., 40:2:425-32. (1400)
HARTUNG, ADOLPH, M.D.
Professor of Roentgenology
Articles:
With T. J. Wachowski:
Mucocele of the frontal sinus: with special
reference to the roentgen aspects and re-
port of four cases. Amer. J. Roentgen.
Radium Ther., 34:1:30-36. (3200)
The roentgen diagnosis of intracranial
lesions. ///. Med. J., 69:25-28. (2800)
Extraneous shadows complicating urography
with special reference to radiopaque pills.
J.A.M.A., 106:596-98. (1600)
With Samuel Rupert:
Roentgen aspects of sympathetic neuro-
blastoma. Radiology, 24:607-15. (3200)
Publications of the Faculty
17
HASSIN, GEORGE BORIS, M.D.
Professor of Neuropsychiatry
Articles:
Crossed atrophy of the cerebellum: patho-
logic study of a case. Arch. Neurol.
Psychiat., 33:917-27. (3000)
Paraplegias: their significance in general
practice. /. Nerv. and Ment. Dis., 82:2:
134-46. (5500)
With T. T. Stone:
Subacute combined degeneration of the
spinal cord. Arch. Neurol. Psychiat., 34:
401-06. (2500)
With T. H. Harris:
Olivopontocerebellar atrophy. Ibid., 34:43-
61. (8000)
With S. B. Broder:
Intravenous injections of hypotonic and hy-
pertonic solutions. J.A.M.A., 104:1955-57-
(3000)
HATHAWAY, MILICENT LOUISE, Ph.D.
Associate in Home Economics
Articles:
With D. E. Lobb:
The provitamin D of heat-treated cholesterol.
/. Biol. Chem., 113:1:105-10.
HAYES, WILLIAM PATRICK, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Entomology
Articles:
Two new species of Cosmobaris. /. Kans.
Ent. Soc, 9:1:26-29. (1000)
Reviews:
The wood-feeding roach Cryptocercus, by
C. R. Cleveland. Bui. Brook. Ent. Soc,
30:3:127. (200)
HENDERSON, MELVIN, M.S.
Instructor in Agricultural Education
See L. E. Card.
HERROLD, RUSSELL DORR, B.S., M.D.
Associate Professor of Surgery
Articles:
The effect of formaldehyde on the growth
of tubercle bacilli. /. Lab. Clin. Med.,
20:11:1165-67. (800)
With E. E. Ewert and H. Maryan:
Relation of chronic cervicitis to infection
of the urinary tract. Surg. Gyn. Obstet.,
62:85-89. (3000)
HERSHEY, ALBERT EBY, M.S.
Research Associate in Mechanical Engineer-
ing
Articles:
Measurement of gas temperatures in an in-
ternal-combustion engine. Trans. A.S.M.E.,
58:3:195-201. (5000)
HESS, JULIUS HAYES, M.D.
Professor of Pediatrics and Head of the De-
partment
Articles:
Round table discussion on prematurity. /.
Ped., 8:1:104.
Infants immature and premature. Cyclopedia
of Medicine, F. A. Davis Co., Phila.
With S. M. Abelson and I. P. Bronstein:
Atlanto-axial dislocations. Amer. J. Dis.
Child., 49:1137-47. (4200)
HICK, FORD KIMMEL, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Medicine
Articles:
Partial pressure of oxygen in arterial blood
of patients: description of an aerotono-
meter method. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med.,
33:582-87.
HIGGINS, JOHN A., D.D.S.
Assistant in Pharmacology, Materia Medica,
and Therapeutics
See H. A. McGuigan.
HIGGINSON, GLENN D., Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Psychology
Books:
Psychology. Macmillan Co., N.Y., 1936. 646
pp.
Articles:
Stimulus, sensation, and meaning. /. Phil.,
32:24:645-50. (2000)
Human learning with a rotated maze. 7.
Psych., 1:1:277-94. (4800)
Some categories in psychology. Psych. Rev.,
43:217-28. (4000)
A new explanation of some so-called illusory
patterns. /. Psych., 1:1:295-3x1. (4500)
A systematic approach to psychology in
terms of function and product. Ibid., 1:2:
1-23. (7000)
With Earl Allgaier:
An electro-mechanical maze for the study of
human learning. Ibid., 1:1:271-75. (1200)
A non-moving sound-cage for auditory
studies. Ibid., 1:1:313-18. (1600)
HINDSLEY, MARK HUBERT, A.M.
Assistant Director of Military Bands and
Associate in Music
Books:
Formations, designs, and entrances for the
marching band. Marching Maneuver Series,
I. Gamble Hinged Music Co., Chicago,
1935. 27 pp.
HOELSCHER, RANDOLPH PHILIP, M.S.,
C.E.
Professor of General Engineering Drawing
See H. H. Jordan.
HOLMES, RALPH M., A.M.
Associate in Music
Articles:
No more grades in music classes. Music
Educ. J., 22:4:31-33. (1300)
Operetta choral music. Educ. Music Mag.,
15:3:20. (300)
Musical foundations and their development.
Music Educ. Nat. Conf. Yearbook, 193s,
PP- 375-76. (900)
The school festival and its contribution to
the interpretation of the school program to
the public. Ibid., p. 112. (200)
Musical compositions:
Short'nin' bread. (Arrangement for three-
part chorus and piano.) Raymond A. Hoff-
man Co., Chicago, 1935. 8 pp.
HOLT, HAROLD WRIGHT, A.B., LL.B.,
S.J.D.
Professor of Law
Books:
Illinois annotations, restatement of con-
tracts. American Law Institute Pub. Co.,
St. Paul, Minn., 1936. 330 pp.
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Holt, H. W. (continued)
Reviews:
Husband and wife, by C. G. Vernier. Yale
Law J., 45:742- (650)
HOPKINS, B. SMITH, Ph.D., D.Sc.
Professor of Inorganic Chemistry
Articles:
The cultural value of chemistry. /. Chem.
Educ, 12:418-22. (5000)
With D. W. Pearce and T. T. Quirke:
Chemical stability of the terminal faces of
acicular crystals. Amer. J. Sci., 30:116-20.
(2100)
With D. W. Pearce and C. R. Naeser:
Observations on the rare earths 42: studies
in the electrolytic reduction of ytterbium.
Proc. Electrochetn. Soc, 69:11:145-52.
(3300)
With J. B. Reed and L. F. Audrieth:
Observations on the rare earths 44: prepara-
tion of anhydrous rare earth compounds
by action of fused and solid "onium"
salts on the oxides. J.A.C.S., 57:1159-60.
(950)
With D. H. West:
Observations on the rare earths 45: prepa-
ration of rare earth amalgams by displace-
ment. Ibid., 57:2185-86. (1200)
With C. R. Naeser:
Observations on the rare earths 46: atomic
weight of gadolinium. Ibid., 57:2183-84.
(1600)
With L. W. Mattern, W. Segerblom, and N. E.
Gordon :
An outline of the essentials for a year of
high school chemistry. /. Chem. Educ,
13:175-179- (5000)
Reviews:
College Chemistry, by Smith. 3d rev. ed., by
James Kendall. /. Chem. Educ, 12:450.
(1000)
Introduction to inorganic chemistry, by G.
H. Cartledge; Laboratory exercises in in-
organic chemistry, by G. H. Cartledge and
H. W. Woodburn. Ibid., 12:599. (85°)
HORSFALL, ROBERT BRUCE, JR., A.M.
Assistant in Physics
See G. M. Almy.
HOSTETTER, MARIE MILLER, A.B., B.L.S.
Assistant Professor of Library Science
Articles:
The academic training of the librarian.
Library J., 61:139-140. (1585)
HOWARD, FRANK CHARLES, M.S.
Instructor in Chemical Engineering
See Sherlock Swann, Jr.
HOWARD, WALFORD VIVIAN, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Geology
Books:
Regional geology of the United States. Univ.
of 111. Mimeo., 1935. 100 pp.
Articles:
Factors affecting the recovery of petroleum
from limestones. Oil and Gas J., 34:4:40.
Oil News (London), Aug. i, 1935. (800)
HUDELSON, ROBERT R., A.M.
Assistant Dean of the College of Agriculture
and Professor of Agricultural Economics
Articles:
Agricultural college courses for rural ap-
praisers. /. Farm. Econ., 17:3:501-12,
(5000)
HUEGY, HARVEY WILBORN, Ph.D.
Associate in Business Organization and Oper-
ation
Articles:
Retail credit — a six-year record. Credit
World, 24:1:4-6. (2000)
HUELSEN, WALTER A., M.S.
Associate Professor of Olericulture
Articles:
Growing tomatoes in Illinois. ///. Agr. Ext.
Serv. Circ, 451. (13,000)
New wilt resistant tomato varieties for field
and greenhouse. Ibid., 448. (5000)
With M. C. Gillis:
Fertilizer requirements of sweet corn. ///.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui., 417. (40,000)
Fertilizer treatments for sweet corn. III.
Agr. Ext. Serv. Circ, 439. (5500)
HUELSTER, LAURA JEWEL, A.M.
Associate in Physical Education for Women
Articles:
The growth of soccer for girls and women.
/. Health and Phys. Educ, 6:7:39, 53.
(1400)
Significant findings of a survey of the status
of soccer, speedball, and fieldball in the
school physical education program for
girls. Official Soccer Guide for Women,
1935-36, Spalding's Athletic Library 116R,
pp. 8-10. (1300)
HUNTER, MERLIN HAROLD, Ph.D.
Professor of Economics
Books:
Outline of economic history of the United
States. Longmans, Green, and Co., N.Y.,
1936. 130 pp.
Articles:
A forgotten economic law. Kiwanis Mag.,
•20:8:357, 393-94- (2500)
So you are a college professor. Christian
Science Monitor, Oct. 2, 1935. (2200)
Government and weather. Kiwanis Mag.,
21:1:21. (1000)
The burden of our public debts. Social Sci.,
10:3:248-53. (4000)
Taxation and social welfare. Proc III. Conf.
Soc. Welfare, 1935, pp. 198-201. (2000)
The tragedy of meaningless words and
phrases. Tax Mag., 13:10:582-83, 626-27.
(2000)
Income taxation of non-residents. Proc. Nat.
Tax Assoc, 1935, pp. 235-36. (2000)
State finances. Amer. Year Book, 1935, pp.
229-36. (4000)
Shall we tax corporations or business?
Amer. Econ. Rev., 26:1:84-89. (2000)
Reviews:
Training for the public service. Acct. Rev.,
11:1:97. (300)
Politics, pressures, and the tariff, by E. E.
Schattschneider. Amer. Econ. Rev., 26:
1:154. (250)
Public finance, by Fagan and Macy. Ibid.,
25:2:369. (200)
Publications of the Faculty
19
HUNTINGTON, WHITNEY CLARK, M.S.,
C.E.
Professor of Civil Engineering and Head of
the Department
Articles:
Structural engineering. Chapter in Amer.
Year Book, 1935. (7000)
New type of pressure cell for granular ma-
terials. Eng. News-Rec, Jan. 2, 1936.
(2500)
HYNEMAN, CHARLES S., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Political Science
Books:
A collection of materials on government
regulation of business. Univ. of 111. Info.
OflSce Mimeo. Part I, 316 pp. Part II,
139 pp.
Articles:
Legislative experience of Illinois lawmakers.
Univ. of Chicago Law Rev., 3:1:104-18.
(8000)
Recent publications of political interest
(compilation). Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev., 29:
3:541-62; 4:727-47; 5:920-37; 6:1098-124;
30:1:213-35; 2:4x7-45. (50,000)
INGRAHAM, RAYMOND CLIFFORD, Ph.D.
Instructor in Physiology in the College of
Medicine
Articles:
Nonspecificity of the chloride impoverish-
ing mechanism of small intestine. Proc.
Soc. Exp. Biol. Med., 33:453-55- (soo)
See also M. B. Visscher.
JACKSON, CHESTER OSCAR, A.M.
Assistant Professor of Physical Education
for Men
Articles:
Selected bibliography of recreation. Curricu-
lum Lab., Urbana. March, 1936. 10 pp.
(2500)
Condensed summary of questionnaire study
on Recreation in Industry. Nat. Phys.
Educ. Serv. Bui., 89:12. (200)
Recent changes in student teaching prac-
tices and major problems in teacher train-
ing at forty-three institutions of higher
learning. Amer. Phys. Educ. Assoc. Res.
Q., 7:2:108-19. (3200)
With W. O. Alstrom:
A study of physical education preferences.
Nat. Phys. Educ. Serv. Bui., 90:5-6. (350)
JAFFE, RICHARD HERMANN, M.S., M.D.
Professor of Pathology
Articles:
The pathology of pulmonary tuberculosis.
Chap. 4 of Vol. I of Clinical Tuberculosis,
by B. Goldberg. F. A. Davis Co., Phila.,
1935. PP- A-97-149. (16,000)
The primary carcinoma of the lung. /. Lab.
Clin. Med., 20: 1227. (4000)
Histologic studies on the spleen in cases of
leukemia. Arch. Path., 19:647. (3000)
The nature of the anemia in acute leukemia.
Ibid., 20:724. (7000)
The frequency of peptic ulcer in the North
American negro. Centralbl. f. Path., 63:
379. (1000)
Differential diagnostic difficulties in leukemia.
Miss. Doctor, March, 1936. (4000)
With B. M. Gasul:
Acute epidural spinal abscess. Arch. Ped.,
52:6:361-90. (5000)
Articles (continued)
With A. Schultz:
The relations between tuberculomata of the
central nervous system and tuberculosis of
other organs. Amer. Rev. Tubercul., 32:
304. (4500)
JEFFERSON, BERNARD LEVI, Ph.D.
Professor of English and Executive Secre-
tary of the Department
Books:
With W. D. Templeman:
A freshman guide to writing. Doubleday-
Doran and Co., Garden City, N.Y., 1935.
616 pp.
JEHLE, MIMI IDA, Ph.D.
Associate in German
Books:
Das deutsche Kunstmarchen von der Roman-
tik zum Naturalismus. 111. Studies in
Lang, and Lit., 19:1-2. Urbana, 1935. 196
pp.
JENKINS, RICHARD LEOS, A.B., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Juvenile Behavior
and of Physiology
Articles:
On adopting a baby. Hygeia, 13:1066-68.
(2600)
The management of negativism in young
children. Med. Rec, 142:507-10. (4000)
See also A. W. Browne and H. G. Poncher.
JIRKA, FRANK JOSEPH, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Surgery
See C. S. Scuderi.
JOBST, VALENTINE, Ph.D.
Instructor in Political Science
Books and articles:
See J. W. Garner.
Reviews:
La ratification des traites, by F. Dehousse.
Amer. J. Internat. Law, 29:711. (300)
Vollmacht und Ratifikation bei volkerrechtli-
chen Vertragen nach deutschem Recht, by
H. O. Meissner. Ibid., 29:551. (150)
JOHNSON, CLARENCE A., Ph.D.
Associate in Physiological Chemistry
Articles:
With William B. Bradley:
Preparation and antigenic properties of
globins from hemoglobins of different
species. J. Infect. Dis., 57'-70-73- (1600)
JOHNSON, SVEINBJORN, A.M., LL.B.,
LL.D.
Professor of Law and University Counsel
Books edited:
Cases on private corporations, by H. S.
Richards. (3d ed.) West Pub. Co., St.
Paul, 1936. Ixiv + 968 pp.
Articles:
Keep your powder dry! Civilian Military
Education Fund, Washington, D.C., 1936.
24 PP-
A lawyer looks at the engineers. /. Eng.
News., June, 1935- (3000)
The fifty-eight lawyers. U. S. Law Rev.,
70:1:22-30. (4000)
Reviews:
The earliest Norwegian laws, by L. M.
Larson. Georgetown Law Rev., Nov., 1935.
(1200)
20
University of Illinois
JOHNSTONE, HENRY ERASER, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering
Articles:
Recovery of sulfur dioxide from waste gases
— equilibrium partial vapor pressures over
solutions of the ammonia-sulfur dioxide-
water system. Ind. Eng. Chetn., 27:587-93.
(5600)
See also D. B. Keyes.
JONES, MILDRED ELINOR, Ph.D.
Instructor in Physiology
See F. R. Steggerda.
JORDAN, GARRET LOWELL, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Agricultural Eco-
nomics and Assistant to the Dean of the
College of Agriculture
Articles:
What about soybean prices this fall? ///.
Farm Econ., Oct., 1935.
JORDAN, HARVEY HERBERT, B.S.
Professor of General Engineering Drawing,
Head of the Department, and Associate
Dean of the College of Engineering
Books:
With R. P. Ho else her:
Engineering drawing (3d rev. ed.). John
Wiley and Sons, N.Y., 1935.
JUDSON, LYMAN SPICER, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of English
Books:
A manual of group discussion. Univ. of 111.,
Urbana, 1936. 184 pp.
Articles:
IVith E. A. Nusbaum, L. Foley, and C. Wells:
Experimental studies of the firmness of the
velar-pharyngeal occlusion during the pro-
duction of English vowels. Speech Monog.,
2:71-80.
KADOW, KENNETH j;OHN, Ph.D.
Associate Pathologist in Horticulture
Articles:
Important diseases of vine crops in Illinois
and methods of controlling them. ///. Veg.
Grow. Assoc. An. Rpt., 1935.
See also H. W. Anderson.
KAMPMEIER, OTTO FREDERIC, Ph.D.,
M.D.
Professor of Anatomy and Head of the
Department
Books:
A manual of instruction of human mor-
phology. Part II. Edwards Brothers, Ann
Arbor, Mich., 1935. 141 pp.
KEETON, ROBERT WOOD, M.S., M.D.
Professor of Medicine and Head of the
Department
Articles:
Diabetes and Tuberculosis. Chapter in Clini-
cal Tuberculosis, by B. Goldberg. F. A.
Davis Co., Phila., 1935, pp. K-3-32.
(20,000)
The importance of dietetics in modern medi-
cine. Proc. Interstate Post Grad. Med.
Assoc. N. Amer., 1935, pp. 157-61.
Factors in tissue repair and resistance to
infection. /. Amer. Dent. Assoc, 23:194-
201.
Use of the outpatient department in medical
education. J.A.M.A., 106:17:1500 (330)
Articles (continued)
With Helen Holt and Birgit Vennesland:
The effect of gonadectomy on body structure
and body weight in albino rats. Amer. J.
Physiol., 114:3:515-25.
With E. F. Foley, A. B. Kendrick, and
D. Darling:
Alterations in serum proteins as index of
liver failure. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med.,
33:430-31- (SSo)
KELLEY, CORNELIA PULSIFER, Ph.D.
Instructor in English
Reviews:
Reading and writing, by R. M. Gay. Engl.
J., 25:1:81-82. (500)
KELLEY, VICTOR W., Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Horticulture Exten-
sion
Articles:
Efficient spraying. Trans. III. Hort. Soc,
69:401-11.
Factors affecting development of color in
fruits. Ibid., 69:430-40.
Summary of good orchard practices for 1936.
Ibid., 69:287-95.
Orchard cover crops. ///. Hort. Soc. News
Letter, Aug., 1935.
Practical sanitation for apple orchards. ///.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ, 443. 23 pp.
KEYES, DONALD BABCOCK, Ph.D.
Professor of Chemical Engineering
Articles:
Chemical engineering problems of our min-
eral resources. ///. Eng. Exp. Sta. Reprint
No. 3. (1500)
The teaching of chemical engineering unit
processes. Proc. 4th Symp. on Chetn. Eng.
Educ. Amer. Instit. Chetn. Eng., p. 58.
(2000)
With H. F. lohnstone:
Recovery of sulfur dioxide from waste gases.
Distillation of a three-component system,
ammonia-sulfur dioxide-water. Ind. Eng.
Chem., 27:659-65. (4000)
KEYSER, LOUIS SCHROER, M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry
Articles:
A new buret for potentiometric titrations.
/. Ind. Eng. Chem., anal, ed., 8:82. (300)
A new buret for alkali titrations. Ibid., 8:
121. (300)
KINZER, GILBERT DE FOREST, M.S.
Assistant in Physics
See G. M. Almy.
KLEIN, REUBEN ISADORE, M.S., M.D.
Instructor in Pathology
See S. A. Levinson.
KLUGE, RALPH WENDEL, M.S.
Special Research Associate in Civil Engi-
neering
Sec W. M. Wilson.
KNEIER, CHARLES MAYARD, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Political Science
Articles:
President's power to remove federal officers.
Mich. Law. Rev., 33:1256-59. (800)
Immunity of state officers from federal
income tax. Ibid., 33:1283-85. (750)
Publications of the Faculty
21
KOEHLER, BENJAMIN, Ph.D.
Associate Chief in Crop Pathology
Articles:
Seed treatments for the control of certain
diseases of wheat, oats, barley. ///. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Bui., 420:499-575. (31,000)
Seed treatments for farm crops. III. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Circ, 444:3-19. (4900)
Entry of Fusarium moniliforme and Cepha-
losporium .acremonium into growing corn
ears. Phytopath., 26:98-99. (200)
Effect of seed coat injury on germination,
vigor, and yield of corn. Trans. 111. Acad.
Set., 2&:2. (1190)
KONZO, SEICHI, M.S.
Special Research Associate in Mechanical
Engineering
See A. P. Krats.
KOUCKY, JOHN DOUGLAS, M.S., M.D.
Associate Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Stab wounds of the heart. Arch. Int. Med.,
56:281-96.
KRAEHENBUEHL, JOHN OTTO, M.S.,
E.E.
Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering
Books:
Design date for electrical wiring and illum-
ination. John S. Swift Co., St. Louis,
1935. 60 pp.
With M. A. Faucett:
Circuits in electrical engineering. John S.
Swift Co., St. Louis, 1936. 361 pp.
See also C. W. Parmelee.
KRAINES, SAMUEL HENRY, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Psychiatry
See Ernst Gellhorn.
KRASE, NORMAN WILLIAM, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering
Articles:
With A. D. Singh:
Synthesis of acetic acid from methanol and
carbon monoxide. Ind, Eng. Chem., 27:
909-14. (3500)
KRATZ, ALONZO PLUMSTEAD, M.S.
Research Professor of Mechanical
Engineering
Articles:
Heat loss calculations for space heating.
Coal-Heat, 28:1:40-44. (3000)
Factors affecting human comfort. Ibid., 28:4:
56-64. (6000)
How heat control affects human health. Com-
merce, 32:12:36-38. (2000)
With S. Konzo:
Fuel saving resulting from the use of storm
windows and doors. Heating, Piping, and
Air Conditioning. Amer. Soc. Heat, and
Vent. Eng. J., 7:12:595-99. (4300)
With F. C. Houghten:
Report of the committee on research for
1935. Ibid., 8:2:119-26. (5000)
KRUGER, P. GERALD, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Physics
Articles:
With S. G. Weissberg :
Deep terms in ions of the isoelectronic
sequence to CI I to Mn ix. Phys. Rev., 47:
798A.
Articles (continued)
Deepest terms in ions of the isoelectronic
sequence A i to Mn vi. Ibid., 48:659.
Deep terms in Ti Vi, v, vii, Cr viii and
Mn IX. Biil. Amer. Phys. Soc, 2:2:20.
Series spectra in Mn vii and Fe viii. Ibid.,
2:2:20.
KUDO, RICHARD ROKSABRO, D.Sc.
Associate Professor of Zoology
Books:
With L. J. Thomas, W. M. Luce, and B. V.
Hall:
Laboratory manual for an elementary course
in general zoology. Univ. of 111. Info.
Office. 84 pp.
Articles:
The macronuclear chromatin of Nyctotherus
ovalis. /. Parasitol., 21:429-30.
Reviews:
Lehrbuch der Protozoenkunde. 5 Aufl. II,
T. 2. By F. Doflein and E. Reichenow.
Bot. and Zool., 3:10:1871.
Cellular respiration, by N. U. Meldrum.
Ibid., 3:11:122.
Urtiere oder Protozoa. I. Wimpertiere oder
Ciliata, by A. Kahl. Ibid., 4:3:130.
The Invertebrata. 2d ed., by L. A. Borra-
daile and others. Ibid., 4:4:135.
Essentials of tissue culture technique, by
Gladys Cameron. Tokio Med. I., 2950:36.
Parasites et parasitisme, by Pierre P. Grasse.
Ibid., 2962:30.
KUHLMAN, ALVIN FREDERICK, M.S.
Associate in Dairy Husbandry
See W. B. Nevens.
KUSCH, polyi«:arp, M.S.
Assistant in Physics
See F. W. Loomis.
LANSFORD, WALLACE MONROE, M.S.,
C.E.
Associate in Theoretical and Applied
Mechanics
Reviews:
Flow of water around bends in pipes, by
D. L. Yarnell and F. A. Nagler. Trans.
A.S.C.E., 100:1036-40. (2000)
LARSON, LAURENCE MARCELLUS, Ph.D.,
LL.D.
Professor of History and Head of the
Department
Articles:
Problems of the Norwegian church in the
eleventh century. Church Hist., 4:3:159-72.
(5500)
Literature of the Vinland problem. Nordisk
Tidende, Oct. 9, 1935. (1900)
Otto Leopold Schmidt. /. III. Hist. Soc, 28:
4:237-46. (3750)
The Kensington Rune Stone. Minn. Hist.,
17:1:20-37. (6300)
Great Britain. World Book Encyc. An., 1935.
pp. 72-75. (2100)
Irish Free State. Ibid., pp. 83-84. (700)
LAW, GLENN CLINE M.S.
Instructor in Physical Education for Men
Books:
Thirty lessons in boxing. Bailey and Himes,
Champaign, 1936. 76 pp.
22
University of Illinois
LEE, FREDERIC EDWARD, Ph.D.
Professor of Economics
Articles:
British banks' enviable record. Barron's, 15:
28:18. (2500)
British banks join upswing. Ibid., 16:16:15.
(3000)
Revised banking bill — victory for Carter
Glass. Chicago J. Com., 15:235:8. (3000)
Revised banking bill — senate amendments to
title II. Ihid., 15:236:10. (3000)
Real estate loans and underwriting provi-
sions of new banking bill. Ibid., 15:238:4.
(2500)
Banking bill conference delay. Ibid., 15:
253:8. (3000)
Eight years of English joint stock banking.
Ihid., 15:259:4. (4000)
Banking — whose victory? Ibid., 15:282:8.
(3500)
Bank act — gains and losses. Ibid., 15:285:8.
(3000)
Our silver policy. Ibid., 16:21:4. (350o)
Urges blocking of reserve board of political
puppets. Ibid., 16:78:5. (2500)
Wanted: a constructive silver policy.
(Pamphlet) Economists' Nat. Com. on
Monetary Policy, April, 1936. 5 pp. (3500)
Analyzing foreign government investment
issues. Economist, 24:15-18. (4000)
The banking act of 1935 — some notable
omissions. Great Lakes Banker, 17:4:10-11.
(3000)
The University of Maryland episode. Sch.
and Soc, 42:1072:62-64. (1250)
LEHMANN, EMIL WILHELM, B.S., E.E.,
A.E.
Professor of Agricultural Engineering and
Head of the Department
Articles:
Saving money in elevating corn. Electricity
on the Farm, Mag., June, 1935.
Agricultural drainage and water conserva-
tion in Illinois. Mimeo. for 111. Soc. of
Engineers, Jan., 1936.
LENDRUM, JAMES THOBURN, B.S.
Instructor in General Engineering Drawing
See F. M. Porter.
LEVINSON, SAMUEL AZOR, M.S., M.D.
Associate Professor of Pathology, Assistant
Professor of Medicine, and Director of the
Hospital Laboratory
Books:
With R. P. MacFate:
Handbook of clinical laboratory diagnosis.
(2d ed.) Edwards Bros., Ann Arbor,
Mich., 1936. 298 pp.
Articles:
Suprarenal hemorrhages (traumatic) in the
newborn. Amer. J. Surg., 29:1:94-96.
Immunity phenomena in tuberculosis. /. Lab.
Clin. Med., 20:2:1153-64.
Thymic death and the meteorological envi-
ronment. Amer. J. Surg., 1936.
With R. I. Klein and P. Rosenblum:
Weltmann serocoagulation test in diseases of
childho9d. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med.,
1936.
LEVINTHAL, DANIEL HAROLD. M.D.
Assistant Professor of Orthopaedics
Articles:
Old traumatic displacement of the distal
femoral epiphysis. /. Bone Joint Surg.,
18:1:199-204. (500)
With Irving Wolin:
Arthrokatadysis of the hip joint. Radiology,
â– 25:5:580-85. (1000)
LEVY, HERMAN ABRAHAM, B.S., M.D.
Assistant in Medicine
See H. A. Singer.
LICHTENSTEIN, BEN WILLIAM, B.S.,
M.D.
Instructor in Psychiatry
Articles:
With Howard Zeitlin:
Pontile abscess: report of two cases. J.A.
M.A., 106:1057-60. (3500)
LINDSTROM, DAVID EDGAR, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Rural Sociology
Articles:
The community unit. 111. Agr. Ext. Serv.,
Mimeo. RSE-io. 23 pp. (4600)
Rural discussion team tourneys. Ibid., RSE-
22. 21 pp. (4200)
The relief client and the community. I. E.
R. C. Mimeo., Chicago. 4 pp. (1000)
The future population in the agricultural
industry in the state of Illinois. Trans,
III. Acad. Sci., 28:2:141-42. (1200)
What do farmers want. Ext. Serv. Rev.,
7:1:1,12. (1500)
4-H looks to rural sociologj'. Ibid., 6:8. (800)
A richer rural social life is emerging from
the depression. ///. Agr. Assoc. Rec,
13:9:21. (500)
See also H. C M. Case.
LITTLETON, ANANIAS CHARLES, Ph.D.,
C.P.A.
Professor of Accountancy and Assistant
Director of the Bureau of Business
Research
Articles:
Value or cost. Acct. Rev., 10:3:269-74.
(4000)
Contrasting theories of profit. Ibid., 11: i:
10-16. (4500)
An inevitably mediocre bureaucracy. /.
Acct., 60:4:264-70. (3000)
Reviews:
Works on accounting by American authors,
by H. C. Bentley. Ibid., 60:4:309-11. (700)
LLOYD, JOHN WILLIAM, Ph.D.
Professor of Olericulture
Articles:
Precooling in relation to the marketing of
Illinois fruits. Trans. III. Hort. Soc, 69:
225-35- (4000)
With S. W. Decker:
Factors influencing the refrigeration of
packages of peaches. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Bill., 418:437-64. (11,000)
With E. P. Lewis:
Substitution of commercial fertilizers for
manure in vegetable production. Ibid.,
421:577-610. (12,500)
Publications of the Faculty
23
LOCKLIN, DAVID PHILIP, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Economics
Books:
Economics of transportation. Business Pub-
lications, Inc., Chicago, 1935. 788 pp.
Articles:
Statistical analysis of 31 reorganizations of
Class I railways, 1914-33. Bur. of Statis-
tics, I.C.C., Mimeo. (5200)
LOHMANN, KARL BAPTISTE, M.L.A.
Professor of Landscape Architecture
Books:
Regional planning. Edwards Bros., Ann
Arbor, Mich., 1936. 141 pp.
Articles:
A community-planning primer for Illinois.
Univ. of III. Bui., 32:50:1-24. (9200)
Rebuilding small American cities. Planners
J., March-April, 1936. p. 43. (sso)
Impressions of a sabbatical leave. Univ. oi
III., Dept. of Landscape Arch., Alumni
Nezvs Letter, 1936. pp. 4-6. (1870)
LOOMIS, FRANCIS WHEELER, Ph.D.
Professor of Physics and Head of the
Department
Articles:
tVith T. F. Watson:
Band spectra of AgO and CuO. Phys. Rev.,
48:280-82.
iVith O. H. Brandt:
Band spectrum of 0H+. Ibid., 49:55-67.
With P. Kusch:
Note on a band system of caesium. Ibid.,
49:217-18.
LUCE, WILBUR MARSHALL, Ph.D.
Associate in Zoology
Articles:
Temperature studies on bar-infrabar. J. Exp.
ZooL, 71:1:125-47. (7000)
LYBYER, ALBERT HOWE, Ph.D.
Professor of History
Articles:
United States relations in the Orient and
Near East. Amer. Year Book, 1935, pp.
78-84. (3000)
Arabia, Greece, Iraw, Iran, Egypt, Syria,
Turkey. World Book Encyc. An., 1935.
(4000)
Leadership in ancient Asia. New Orient,
Jan., 1936, pp. s-13. (2500)
MacFATE, ROBERT PRESTON, Ch.E., M.S.
Assistant Director of the Hospital Labora-
tory and Associate in Pathology
See S. A. Levinson.
MACKAY, ROLAND PARKS, A.B., M.D.
Associate Professor of Psychiatry
Articles:
Ependymoblastoma in the fourth ventricle,
with new bone formation. Arch. Neurol.
Psychiat., 34:844-53.
With John Favill:
Syringomyelia and intramedullary tumor of
the spinal cord. Ibid., 33:1255-76.
MacMASTERS, MAJEL MARGARET, Ph.D.
Instructor in Home Economics
Articles:
With Julia E. Abbott and Charles A. Peters:
Investigations of the effects of some factors
on rhythmic crystallization. J.A.C.S., 57:
2504-08. (2500)
MALCOLM, ROBERT BRUCE, M.S., M.D.
Associate Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Carcinoma of breast. Surg. Clin. N. Amer.,
Feb., 1936, pp. 303-16.
MARSH, RAY STANLEY, A.M.
Associate Professor of Pomology
Articles:
Soil nitrate nitrogen determinations follow-
ing the applications of calcium cyanamide
and nitrate of soda to the surface of the
soil under apple trees during dry and
normal seasons. Proc. Amer. Soc. Hort.
Sci., 33:142-44. (500)
MARVEL, CARL SHIPP, Ph.D.
Professor of Organic Chemistry
Articles:
The scientific work of Roger Adams. Chem.
Bui., March, 1936, pp. 1-4. (3600)
With C. F. Gibbs:
Quaternary ammonium salts from bromo-
propyldialkylamines. V. Conversion of
cyclic ammonium salts to linear polymers.
J.A.C.S., 57:1137-39- (iSoo)
With J. W. Copenhaver and Max F. Roy:
Hexa-/'-alkylphenylethanes. The effect of the
/i-alkyl group in the dissociation of the
ethane. Ibid., 57:1311-14. (2700)
With L. E. Schniepp:
Some reactions of delta-aminovaleric acid
and its derivatives. Ibid., 57:1557-58.
(iioo)
Di-ZJ-alkylphenyldibiphenyleneethanes. The ef-
fect of the />-alkyl group on the dissocia-
tion of the ethane. Ibid., 57:1635-36.
(1700)
With Madison Hunt:
The reaction between sulfur dioxide and
olefins. II. Propylene. Ibid., 57:1691-96.
(4800)
With J. C. Eck:
The synthesis of Bis-2,2'-(I,3-diphenylindenol-
3). A contribution to the rubrene problem.
Ibid., 57:1898-1900.(2300)
With L. L. Ryden:
The reaction between sulfur dioxide and
olefins. III. Higher olefins and some limi-
tation of the reaction. Ibid., 57:2311-14.
(3000)
With J. H. Ford and C. D. Thompson:
Rearrangements of polyynes. VII. Formation
of allenes. Ibid., 57:2619-23. (4000)
With E. D. Farley:
Rearrangement of polyynes. VIII. Forma-
tion of diallenes. Ibid., 58:29-34. (4800)
MARYAN, HARRY OLIVER, B.S., M.D.
Associate in Obstetrics and Gj'necology
See R. D. Herrold.
MATHEWS, JOHN MABRY, Ph.D.
Professor of Political Science
Articles:
Roosevelt's Latin-American policy. Amer.
Pol. Sci. Rev., 29:5:805-20. (5000)
MATTOX, NORMAN THOMAS, M.S.
Assistant in Zoologj'
Articles:
Annular rings in the long bones of turtles
and their correlation with size. Trans III,
Acad. Sci., 28:2:255-56. (750)
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MAYS, ARTHUR BEVERLY, A.M.
Professor of Industrial Education
Articles:
Education for culture in an age of science
and machinery. Educ. Rev., 44:2:95-99.
(1900)
The new significance of the practical arts
(Abstract). /. Home Econ., 27:8:509-11.
(900)
Significant trends in industrial education
(Abstract). Ind. Educ. Mag., 38:2:98-99.
(800)
McCASKILL, OLIVER LE ROY, Ph.B., J.D.
Professor of Law
Books:
Illinois civil practice act annotated. Founda-
tion Press, Inc., Chicago, 1936. x + 334 pp.
Articles:
One form of civil action, but what procedure,
for the federal courts. ///. Law Rev., 30:
415-45- (10,000)
McCLURE, MATTHEW THOMPSON, Ph.D.
Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and
Sciences, Professor of Philosophy, and
Head of the Department
Articles:
Science, democracy, and education. ///.
Teachers Mag.
McCOLLUM, JOHN PASCHAL, Ph.D.
Assistant Chief in Olericulture
Articles:
A study of the rest period of chives. Proc.
Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci., 33:491-95 (1250)
McDowell, elliott waldo, a.m.
Assistant in English
Articles:
A general humanities course. /. Higher
Educ, y •.1:16-22. (3500)
McGUIGAN, HUGH ALISTER, Ph.D., M.D.
Professor of Pharmacology and Therapeutics
and Head of the Department
Articles:
With J. A. Higgins:
Changes in the circulatory effect of potas-
sium salts due to epinephrine (adrenalin).
Amer. J. Physiol., 114:207-11. (1500)
Some lesser known actions of the salicylates.
Arch. Internat. Pharm. Ther., 51:398-415.
(5400)
McMUNN, RICHARD LACEY, M.S.
Associate in Pomology
Articles:
Pollination of fruits. ///. Beekeep. Assoc,
An. Rpt., 1933-34:45-53- (5200)
The distribution of rain under an apple tree.
Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci., 33:95-98. (1500)
See also M. J. Dorsey.
MELNICK, PERRY JULIUS, M.S., M.D.
Associate in Pathology
See Albert Bachem.
MEYER, JACOB, M.S., M.D.
Associate Professor of Medicine
Articles:
IVith Louis Scheman and H. Necheles:
Action of oil of peppermint on the secretion
and motility of the stomach in man. Arch.
Int. Med., 56:88-97.
Articles (continued)
With H. Necheles:
On the inhibition of gastric secretion by oil
of peppermint. Amer. J. Physiol., 110:3.
With H. L Sapoznik, R. A. Arens, and
H. Necheles:
The effect of oil of peppermint on the
emptying time of the stomach. J.A.M.A.,
104:1792-94-
With J. S. Golden:
Epigastric percussion in peptic ulcer. Amer.
J. Dig. Dis. Nutr., 3:1:6-7.
MICHAEL, VIOLA MAE, Ph.D.
First Assistant in Animal Pathology
See Robert Graham, H. H. Mitchell, and
F. W. Tanner.
MICHAUD, R^GIS, A.M.
Professor of Romance Languages
Articles:
When America invaded Montparnasse.
Legion d'Honneur, 6:3:186-92. (3000)
Tournants litteraires. French Review, 9:3:
200-09. (4000)
Andr^ Gide's journey. Books Abroad, 10:1:
9-11. (2500)
Le mouvement litteraire et social de gauche
aux Etats-Unis. La Grande Revue, 149:2:
575-93- (7000)
Reviews:
Correspondance g^nerale, by Sainte-Beuve.
Books Abroad, 10:2:189. (300)
French novelists of today, by M. H. Stans-
bury. Ibid., 10:2:229-30. (300)
MILES, RUSSELL HANCOCK, M.Mus.
Associate Professor of Music
Music compositions:
When all is still. (Part song for male
voices.) H. T. FitzSimons, Chicago, 1935.
6 pp.
Scythe son^. (Part song for female voices.)
Oliver Ditson, Boston. 8 pp.
A song of spring. (Part song for female
voices.) Oliver Ditson, Boston. 12 pp.
MILLER, GEORGE ABRAM, Ph.D., LL.D.
Professor of Mathematics, Emeritus
Books:
Collected works. I. Univ. of 111. Press,
Urbana, 1935. xi + 475 pp.
Articles:
Groups which are the products of two per-
mutable proper subgroups. Proc. Nat.
Acad. Sci., 21:469-72. (1500)
Groups in which the squares generate a sub-
group of index less than seven. Ibid., 21:
523-25. (1200)
Groups of order 2° determined by subgroups
generated by their squares. Ibid., 21:
621-25. (2000)
Formulas giving the number of groups deter-
mined by their squares. Ibid., 21:671-74.
(1700)
Largest groups determined by the squares of
their operators. Ibid., 21:471-81. (1400)
General theorems applying to all the groups
of order 32. Ibid., 22:112-15. (1800)
Motifs pour I'introduction des nombres
negatifs. L'Enseignement Math., 33:221-26.
(2100)
Difference between arithmetic and algebra.
Science, 81:513-14. (600)
Publications of the Faculty
25
Articles (continued)
A wide-spread error relating to the Pytha-
goreans. Ibid., 82: 126. (300)
Definitions of mathematical terms in general
English dictionaries. Ibid., 82:248-49.
(1000)
On the history of negative numbers. Ibid.,
82:517. (soo)
Recent German mathematics. Ibid., 83:230.
(700)
Correcting errors in the histories of mathe-
matics. Sch. Sci. Math., 35:977-83- (2000)
A characteristic feature of Babylonian mathe-
matics. Sch. and Soc, 42:438-39. (700)
The backwardness of early American mathe-
matics. Math. Student, 3:8-11. (1000)
Groups containing five and only five squares.
Amer. J. Math., 57:615-22. (3200)
Evolution of the use of the modern mathe-
matical concept of group. Sci. Mo., 41:
228-33. (4000)
Basal facts in the history of mathematics.
Ibid., 42:230-35. (3000)
Reviews:
Mathematics and the question of the cosmic
mind, by C. J. Keyser. Nat. Math. Mag.,
10:68-69. (600)
MILLER, LEO FREDERICK, B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Orthopaedics
Articles:
With G. C. Coe:
Renal dwarfism. III. Med. J., May, 1935.
(800)
With Gerhard Danelius:
Roentgen examination of the intercondyloid
fossa of the knee joint. Radiology, 25:5:
605-08. (1200)
Lateral view of the hip. Amer. I. Roent.
Rad. Ther., 35:2. (1000)
MILLES, GEORGE, Ph.G., M.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Pathology
See I. P. Bronstein.
MILUM, VERN G., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Entomology
Articxes:
Lesser vs. greater wax-moths. Gleanings in
Bee Culture, 53:662-66. (2100)
With H. W. Geuther:
Observations on the biology of the greater
wax-moth, Galleria mellonella L. J. Econ.
Ent., 28:576-78. (850)
What moths infest bee combs in Illinois.
III. Beekeep. Assoc. An. Rpt., 1933-34, PP-
80-82. (1000)
With B. D. Burks:
Diseases of adult bees. Ibid., pp. 70-79.
(3500)
With G. E. Lynn and K. T. iCrum:
The effect of methods of processing, heating,
and storage temperature on the crystal-
lization of Illinois honeys. Ibid., pp. 63-69.
(3500)
See also D. T. Englis.
MITCHELL, DAVID RAY, M.S., E.M.
Assistant Professor of Mining and Metal-
lurgical Engineering
Articles:
The evalution of washed coal. Amer. Min.
Congr. Yearbook, 1935. (4000)
Articles (continued)
Economics of coal preparation. Coal-Heat,
July, 1935. (4000)
Economical use of solid fuel. Ibid., Nov.,
1935. (3000)
With L. C. McCabe and G. H. Cady:
Contributions to the study of coal. ///. Geol.
Surv. R. I., 38. (7000)
MITCHELL, HAROLD HANSON, Ph.D.
Professor of Animal Nutrition
Articles:
The food value of ethyl alcohol. 7. Nutr.,
10:311-35- (10,000)
The substitution of dithioethylamine (cystine
amine) for cystine in the diet of the
white rat. 7. Biol. Chem., 111:699-705.
(2500)
Phosphorus deficiencies and disease. Vet.
Med., 31:66-71. (1700)
The importance of calories as a diet index
(revised). III. Educ. Health Circ, 5:9-16.
(2500)
A student specializing in animal husbandry
needs chemistry and physics. Proc. Amer.
Soc. An. Prod., 28th An. Meet., pp. 170-76.
(2500)
With W. P. Garrigus:
The effect of grinding on the digestibility of
corn by pigs and on its content of
metabolizable energy. 7. Agr. Res., 50:
731-35- (1500)
With T. S. Hamilton:
A modification of the Sherman method of
studying the multiple nature of vitamins,
with an application to vitamin G. 7. Nutr.,
10:117-28. (3800)
The balancing of rations with respect to
protein. Proc. Amer. Soc. An. Prod., 28th
An. Meet., pp. 241-52. (4500)
With W. E. Watkins:
The phosphorus requirements of growing
chickens, with a demonstration of the
value of controlled feeding. Poultry Sci.,
15:32-41. (3600)
With Robert Graham and Viola Michael:
Avitaminoses in animals. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Circ, 449:3-15. (4000)
With Wise Burroughs and J. R. Beadles:
The significance and accuracy of biological
values of proteins computed from nitrogen
metabolism data. 7. Nutr., 11:257-74.
(7200)
With B. W. Fairbanks:
The nutritive value of skim milk powders
with special reference to the sensitivity
of milk proteins to heat. 7. Agr. Res.,
51:1107-21. (9000)
MIZELLE. JOHN DARY, Ph.D.
Assistant in Zoology
Articles:
Destruction of bird life by hail. Trans. III.
Acad. Sci., 28:2.
Muskrat habitations of Marsh Island, La.
Amer. Midland Nat., 17:3.
MONROE, WALTER SCOTT, Ph.D.
Professor of Education and Director of the
Bureau of Educational Research
Reviews:
Testing and the uses of test results, by
E. A. Lincoln and L. L. Workman. 7.
Educ. Res., 29:549-50. (600)
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University of Illinois
MOORE, HERBERT FISHER, M.E., M.M.E.,
D.Sc.
Research Professor of Engineering Materials
Books:
Textbook of the materials of engineering.
(Sth ed.) McGraw-Hill Book Co., N.Y.,
1936. xiv 4- 420 pp.
Articles:
Progress report of the joint investigation of
fissures in railroad rails. But. Amer. Ry.
Eng. Assoc, 37:376:1-26. Univ. of III.
Eng. Exp. Sta., Reprint 4. (11,000)
Effect of occasional overload on the strength
of metals. Meals and Alloys, 6:6:144. (800)
Correlation between metallography and me-
chanical testing. Iron Age, 137:9:26-29,
106. (3000)
MORA, JACOB MORTON, B.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Surgery
Articles:
The hepatic lesion in thyrotoxicosis. ///.
Med. J., 68:282-86. (1500)
The effect of jaundice on intradermally
injected salt solution. 7. Lab. Clin. Med.,
20:719-21. (600)
With D. A. Willis:
The relation of drainage to morbidity fol-
lowing operation for acute suppurative
appendicitis. Amer. J. Surg., 27:480-83.
(800)
MOREY, LLOYD, A.B., B.Mus., C.P.A.,
LL.D.
Comptroller and Professor of Accountancy
Articles:
College finance. Educ. Rec, 17:1:106-19.
(3400)
Municipal accounting principles as recom-
mended by the national committee. C.P.A.,
16:2:72-77. (3600)
Financial reports. Proc. 25th An. Meet.
Assoc. Coll. and Univ. Bus. Officers, May,
1935. pp. 101-12. (4500)
Thirty-five editorials. Educ. Bus. Man. and
Buyer, May, 1935, to April, 1936.
Fitting the accounting system to the plan of
reporting recommended by the national
committee on standard reports. Financial
Advisory Service of the American Council
on Education, April, 1936. (3250)
With others:
Municipal accounting terminology. Nat. Com.
on Munic. Acct. Bui.
Accounts of governmental bodies. Amer.
Instit. Account. Bui., 1935. (2800)
Reviews:
Finance, by Russell and Reeves. 7. Higher
Educ, May, 1936. (37S)
MORROW, GLENN RAYMOND, Ph.D.
Professor of Philosophy
Books:
Studies in the Platonic epistles. Univ. of
111. Press, Urbana, 1935. 234 pp.
Reviews:
Mind, self, and society from the standpoint
of a social behaviorist, by G. H. Mead.
Phil. Rev., 44:587-89. (1000)
MOSHER, MARTIN LUTHER, M.Agr.
Associate Professor of Farm Management
Extension
See H. C. M. Case.
MULLER, CORNELIUS HERMAN, A.M.
Assistant in Botany
Articles:
With Mary T. Mueller:
A new Houstonia in southcentral Texas.
Bui. Torr. Bot. Club, 63:33-34. (soo)
Some new and noteworthy trees in Texas
and Mexico. Ibid., 63:147-55. (3200)
MURPHY, FRANK GEORGE, B.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Orthopaedics
Articles:
Some rheumatic conditions and their rela-
tionship to dental affections. ///. Dent. J.,
4:8:293-97. (3000)
Mal-union of Colles' fracture and its surgical
correction. III. Med. J., 69:1:72-75. (2500)
Poise, pose, and posture — their acquirement
and preservation. Hygeia, 14:6:512-13.
(2000)
NEDZEL, ALEXANDER JOHN, M.D., M.S.
Associate Professor of Bacteriology and
Public Health
Articles:
Influence of diet upon the toxicity of ethyl-
hydrocupreine hydrochloride. 7. Lab. C/in.
Med., 20:944. (500)
Exposure to cold, as a factor in etiology of
lobar pneumonia. III. Med. J., 68:340.
(3400)
Pressor reactions and bacterial localization
in central nervous system. Proc. Soc.
Exp. Biol. Med., 34:239. (700)
Pressor reactions and gastric ulcer. Ibid.,
34:150. (300)
With G. H. Gowen:
Effectiveness of the oral administration of
ephedrine in the common cold. (Abstract).
///. Med. J., 69:315. (400)
NEILD, HAROLD WALLACE, M.S.
Assistant in Physiology
Articles:
The effect of various pH on water absorp-
tion and elimination of frogs during ether
anesthesia. Anesthesia and Analgesta, 14:
169-71. (2200)
With A. F. Seritellie:
Water absorption and elimination of frogs
during ether, nitrous oxide, chloroform,
and ethylene anesthesia. Ber. iiber d.
gesamte Physiol, u. exp. Pharm., 81:364.
(100)
See also W. E. Burge.
NEVENS, WILLIAM BARBOUR, Ph.D.
Professor of Dairy Cattle Feeding
Articles:
Lespedeza hay for dairy cattle. 7. Dairy Sci.,
18:9:593-98.
Feeding the dairy herd. III. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Circ, 440:1-52.
With A. F. Kuhlman:
A method of harvesting samples of pasture
forage. 7. Dairy Sci., 28:12:793-94.
NEWCOMB, REXFORD, A.M., M.Arch.,
A.I.A.
Dean of the College of Fine and Applied
Arts, Professor of the History of Archi-
tecture, and Director of the Bureau of
Community Planning
Articles:
Architecture. World Book Ettcyc. An., 1935,
pp. 17-20. (1150)
Publications of the Faculty
27
Articles (continued)
The interrelationship of the arts — fine and
industrial: their place in the modern cur-
riculum. Ind. Educ. Mag., 27:4:169-77.
(4900)
NEWMARK, NATHAN MORTIMORE, Ph.D.
Research Associate in Civil Engineering
Articles:
A half century of progress in foundation
theory. III. Soc. Eng. Golden Jubilee
Souvenir Program, pp. 144-52. (5000)
Simplified computation of vertical pressures
in elastic foundations. ///. Eng. Exp. Sta.
Circ, 24. 19 pp.
With R. E. Copeland:
Structural and economic studies of mono-
lithic concrete walls for dwellings. /.
Amer. Concr. Instit., 6:5:478-98. (6000)
See also F. E. Richart.
Reviews:
Analysis of multiple arches, by Alexander
Hrennikoff. Proc. A. S. C. E., 61:5:724-26.
(1200)
Distribution of stresses under a foundation,
by A. E. Cummings. Ibid., 62:1:156-58.
(750)
The relation of analysis to structural design,
by Hardy Cross. Ibid., 62:4:536-41. (3000)
NICHOLSON, DOUGLAS G., Ph.D.
Instructor in Chemistry
See J. H. Reedy.
NICKELL, PAULENA, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Home Management
See Mrs. Ruth C. Freeman.
NOLAN, ARETAS WILBUR, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Agricultural Educa-
tion
Articles:
Vocational education adds security. Agr.
Educ, 8:10:148-49. (2000)
A program of adult education. Ibid., 7: 12:
181-84. (700)
NOYES, WILLIAM ALBERT, Ph.D., LL.D.,
Chem.D., D.Sc.
Professor of Chemistry, Emeritus
Articles:
Electronic theories. Ghent. Rev., 17:1-26.
(11,200)
Science in place of war. Johns Hopkins
Alumni Mag., 23:348-52. (2000)
Some effects of German rearmament. World
Affairs Interpreter, June, 1935, pp. 118-24.
(1500)
The way forward in chemistry (Priestley
medal address). Science, 82:352-67. (3800)
International backgrounds. World Affairs
Interpreter, Jan., 1936. (3800)
Reviews:
Electronic theories, by R. F. Hunter. /.
Ghem. Educ, 16:299. (600)
Die homoopolare bindung, by G. Hahn.
J.A.G.S., 57:965- (500)
O'CONOR, VINCENT JOHN, B.S., M.D.
Associate Professor of Urology
Articles:
Therapeutic value of prostatic massage. Med.
Glin. N. Amer., Jan., 1936, pp. 19-75.
Resection of large solitary renal cysts:
(description of a satisfactory technique).
Articles (continued)
Trans. Amer. Assoc. Genito-Urinary Surg.,
1935- pp. 83-91.
Infections of the urinary tract. Chapter in
Surgery, by Christopher.
OLDBERG, ERIC, M.D., Ph.D.
Professor of Neurology and Neurological
Surgery, and Head of the Department
Articles:
Extrapyramidal tract section. Yale J. Biol.
Med., 7:580.
The neurosurgical considerations of fracture
of the spine. Surg. Glin. N. Amer., Feb.,
1936, pp. 291-302.
Reviews:
Practical neurological diagnosis with special
reference to the problems of neurosurgery,
by R. G. Spurling. Arch. Neurol. Psychiat.,
Nov., 1935, p. 929.
OLDFATHER, WILLIAM ABBOTT, Ph.D.,
LL.D.
Professor of the Classics and Chairman of
the Department
Articles:
Report of committee on materials for re-
search. Amer. Philol. Assoc, 65:xxi-xxiv.
(2000)
Resolution for the Classical Association of
the Middle West and South on the death
of Paul Shorey. Glass. J., 31:1:2-4. (500)
Telephanes. Realencyclop'ddie, Supplbd. 6.
Locrian antiquities. Ibid., 6A1. (2500)
Excidium Troie. Speculum, 11:2:272-77.
(3000)
Reviews:
Clemens Alexandrinus: Register, by O.
Stahlin. Amer. J, Philol., 57:102-03. (500)
Thesaurus Linguae Latinae Epigraphicae,
by L. F. Smith, J. H. McLean, and C. W.
Keyes. Ibid., 57:2:213-17. (2200)
ORTH, OSWALD SIDNEY, M.S.
Assistant in Physiology
See W. E. Burge and W. P. Elhardt.
PAINE, ELLERY BURTON, M.S., E.E.
Professor of Electrical Engineering and
Head of the Department
Articles:
With J. T. Tykociner and R. E. Tarpley:
Oscillations due to corona discharges on
wires subjected to alternating potentials.
///. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui., 278.
PARMELEE, CULLEN WARNER, M.S.
Professor of Ceramic Engineering and Head
of the Department
Books:
Clays and some other ceramic materials.
Edwards Brothers, Ann Arbor, Mich.,
1936. 13-2 pp.
Articles:
Novaculite as a refractory material. Brick
and Glay Rec, 86:6:205-10. (2540)
With K. G. Lyon:
Use of magnesium aluminate (spinel) ma-
terial for glass melting containers. /.
Amer. Ger. Soc, 18:11:338-40. (800)
With J. O. Kraehenbuehl :
Mechanical electrical stress studies of porce-
lain insulator bodies. ///. Eng. Exp. Sta.
Bui., 273. 72 pp.
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Parmelee, C. W. — Articles (continued)
With IV. B. Silverman:
The effect of alumina on the melting rate
of a soda-lime-magnesia-silica glass. Glass
Ind., Apr., 1936. (2000)
With A. E. Badger:
Effect of alumina on the softening tempera-
ture and viscosity of glass. Ibid., March,
1936. (2000)
A survey of insulation practice. Ibid., 16:9:
274,-77. (3500)
The use of cullet in glassmaking. Univ. of
111., Dept. Cer. Eng., 1935. (900)
PARRY, JOHN JAY, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of English
Articles:
With Margaret Schlauch:
Arthurian bibliography for 1935. (Mimeo.)
13 PP-
PAUL, HARRY GILBERT, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Books:
Tennyson's The Princess (rev. ed.). Lyons
and Carnahan, Chicago, 1935. xx + 120
pp.
Articles:
The teaching of reading. Engl. J., 25:234.
(Soo)
PEASE, THEODORE CALVIN, Ph.D.
Professor of History
Articles:
Otto Leopold Schmidt: 1863-1935. /. ///.
Hist. Soc, 21:4:225-36. (3800)
Reviews:
Englische Geschichte im achtezehnten Jahr
hundert, von Wolfgang Michael. Amer
Hist. Rev., 40:4:732-33. (730)
Lincoln's New Salem, by B. P. Thomas
Miss. Vail. Hist. Rev., 22:1:103-04. (100)
Sources of culture in the middle west: back-
grounds versus frontier, edited by D. R
Fox. Ibid., 22:1:117-18. (390)
The territorial papers of the United States
by C. E. Carter. Ibid., 22:2:290-92. (840)
Frontier Ohio, 1788-1803, by R. C. Downes
Ibid., 22:3:443-44. (430)
Jubilee: a pioneer college, by R. L. Shively
Ibid., 22:4:575. (160)
PELUSE, SAMUEL, B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Medicine
Articles:
Cincophen poisoning, with autopsy. Report
of a case due to cinsa-vess. I.A.M.A.,
105:1032-33.
Correspondence department of the J. A.M. A.
Ibid., 105:2091.
PETERSEN, WILLIAM F., B.S., M.D.
Professor of Pathology
Books:
The patient and the weather. Vol. I, pt. 1,
The footprint of Asculepius. Edwards
Bros., Ann Arbor, Mich., 1935. 200 pp.
The patient and the weather. Vol. I, pt. 2,
Autonomic integration. Edwards Bros.,
Ann Arbor, Mich., 1936. 900 pp.
Articles:
With Florence Benell:
Eine Studie iiber die meteorologischen
Beziehungen des Auftretens von Polio-
Articles (continued)
meyelitis in_ Staate New York. Biokli-
matische Belblatter, 4:160-66. (1500)
PHIPPS, THOMAS ERWIN, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Chemistry
Articles:
With M. J. Copley:
The surface ionization of potassium on
tungsten. Phys. Rev., 48:960-68. (6000)
Surface ionization of potassium iodide on
tungsten. /. Chem. Phys., 3:594. (400)
With M. J. Copley, O. C. Simpson, and H. M.
Tenney :
A study of the speed of divergent nozzle
pumps. Rev. Sci. Instr., 6:265-67. (1200)
With M. I. Copley and Julian Glasser:
An ionization gauge for the detection of
molecular rays. Ibid., 6:371. (500)
With M. L. Spealman and T. G. Cooke:
Experiment in chemical equilibrium for stu-
dents of physical chemistry. /. Chem.
Educ, 12:318-21. (2500)
A glass manometer for laboratory use by
students in physical chemistry. Ibid., i»:
321-23. (1500)
PICKENS, LOUISE MILLIKEN, M.S.
Associate in Home Economics
See Sybil Woodruff.
PIEPER, JOHN JACOB, Ph.D.
Professor of Crop Production
Articles:
The place of lespedeza in Illinois agriculture.
III. Farm. Instit. Rpt. Feb., 193S, pp.
5-21. (8000)
With O. H. Sears and F. C. Bauer:
Lespedeza in Illinois. III. Agr. Exp. Sta.
BuL, 416:301-47. (14,400)
With Robert Graham:
Plant poisoning of animals (rev. ed.). ///.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Mimeo. 55 pp.
PILOT, ISADORE, B.S., M.D.
Associate Professor of Pathology
Articles:
Septic sorethroat. Med. Clin. N. Amer.,
Jan., 1936, pp. 143-1150. (5000)
See also D. J. Davis.
POGGI, EDITH MURIEL, Ph.D.
Associate in Geography
Articles:
London and Paris: a comparison of their
hinterlands. Trans. III. Acad. Sci., 28.
(1000)
Reviews:
Le Rhin: problemes d'histoire et d'economic,
by Albert Demangeon and Lucien Febure.
Geog. Rev., 26: 1. (800)
PONCHER, HENRY GEORGE, B.S., M.D.
Associate Professor of Pediatrics
Articles:
Purpura as a symptom in pediatric practice.
J.A.M.A., 104:19. (3000)
With R. L. Jenkins:
Pathogenesis of Laurence-Biedl sjmdrome.
Amer. J. Dis. Child., 50:178-86. (3500)
Reviews:
A basis for the theory of medicine, by A.
D. Speransky. J.A.M.A., 106:12. (1000)
Spleen and resistance, by David Perla and
Jessie Marmorston. Ibid., 106:12. (1000)
Publications of the Faculty
29
PORTER, FRANCIS MARION, M.S.
Assistant Professor of General Engineering
Drawing
Bodes:
With J. T. Lendrum:
Architectural projections. John S. Swift
Co., St. Louis, 1935. 104 pp.
PORTIS, BERNARD, M.D., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Prophylaxis and treatment of postoperative
thrombosis. Surg. Clin. N. Amer., Feb.,
1936.
POTTHOFF, EDWARD FREDERICK, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Education
Books:
See C. R. Griffith.
Articles:
Teaching combinations: reductio ad ab-
surdum. Sch. Rev., 43:417-27. (3800)
What combinations of subjects constitute the
teaching load of secondary school teachers.
North Central Assoc. Q., 10:237-44. (3000)
Reviews:
Introduction to the study of American edu-
cation, by L. W. Wilson and I. L. Kandel.
Elem. Sch. J., 35= 793-95- (600)
The psychology of learning, by E. R.
Guthrie. Ibid., 36:232-33. (55°)
Educational psychology, by A. C. Eurich and
H. A. Carroll. Sch. Rev., 43: 793-95- (700)
The influence upon learning of the quanti-
tative variation of after-effects, by R. T.
Rock. Ibid., 36:629-31. (750)
PRUCHA, MARTIN JOHN, Ph.D.
Professor of Dairy Bacteriology
Articles:
Improving cream for butterrnaking — care of
the cream on the farm. Dairy Mfrs. Conf.
Man., 1936, pp. 188-92. (1700)
Certain problems related to the production
of sanitary ice cream. Ibid., pp. 125-29.
(1600)
Chemical sterilizers. Ibid., pp. 47-55. (1800)
With J. M. Brannon:
Studies in milk pasteurization. Trans. III.
Acad. Sci., 28:2.
With P. H. Tracy:
Are flavoring and coloring sources of bac-
teria in ice cream? Ice Cream Trade J.,
32:1:17-18. (2400)
PUSEY, WILLIAM ALLEN, A.M., M.D.
Professor of Dermatology, Emeritus
See Herbert Rattner.
PUTNAM, WILLIAM JAMES, M.S., M.E.
Professor of Theoretical and Applied Me-
chanics
Articles:
With F. B. Seely:
Structural beams in torsion. Proc. A.S.C.E.,
62:2:953-58. (2000)
QUIRKE, TERENCE THOMAS, E.M., Ph.D.
Professor of Geology
Articles:
Origin of watercourses near French River,
k Ontario. Bui. Geol. Sac. Amer., 47:267-88.
(9000)
Articles (continued)
With D. W. Pearce and B. S. Hopkins:
Chemical stability of the terminal faces of
acicular crystals. Amer. J. Sci., 30:116-20.
(2000)
RALL, RICHARD REDNER, B.S., M.D.
Assistant in Surgery
Articles:
With H. E. Landes:
Congenital valvular obstruction of the pos-
terior urethra. /. Urol., 34:3:254-67.
(5000)
RANDALL, JAMES G., Ph.D.
Professor of History
Articles:
Has the Lincoln theme been exhausted?
Amer. Hist. Rev., 41:270-94. (12,500)
James Washington Singleton. Diet. Amer.
Biog., 17:191. (650)
John Todd Stuart. Ibid., 18: 173-74. (700)
Reviews:
The Lincoln legend: a study in changing
conceptions, by Roy P. Basler. /. South-
ern Hist., 2:118-19. (500)
RATTNER, HERBERT, M.D.
Associate in Dermatology
Articles:
Burning tongue. Arch. Derm. Syph., 31:
701-02. (200)
Pellagra following reaction from the Ro-
entgen rays. Ibid., 32:107. (200)
Dermatitis of the penis from rubber.
J.A.M.A., 105:1189. (500)
With W. A. Pusey:
Use of adrenal substance in cases of der-
matoses which may have a menstrual fac-
tor. Arch. Derm. Syph., 31:865-66. (550)
RAYNER, WILLIAM HORACE, C.E., M.S.
Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering
Articles:
Adjustment of a level net. Proc. A.S.C.E.,
61:6:926-27. (500)
REED, CARLOS ISAAC, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Physiology in the
College of Medicine
Articles:
With I. Dreyer:
The treatment of arthritis with massive
doses of vitamin D. Arch. Phys. Ther.,
16:537-40. (2600)
See also Albert Bachem.
Reviews:
The parathyroids in health and in disease,
by D. H. Shelling. J.A.M.A., 106:734-35.
Endocrinology, 20:236. (350)
Repos physiologique du ponmon par hypo-
tension dans le traitement de la tubercu-
lose pulmonaire: observations clinique et
physiologique, par F. Parodi. Ibid., 105:
225. (250)
REED, JOHN CLIFFORD, M.S., M.E.
Associate in Mechanical Engineering
Articles:
With E. E. Ambrosius:
Flow of water in piping studied with movie
camera. Amer. Soc. Heat. Vent. Eng. J.,
7:12:578-81. (2000)
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REEDY, JOHN HENRY, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Chemistry
Articles:
Micro methods in qualitative analysis (Ab-
stract). Trans. III. Acad. Sci., 28:2:131-
32. (250)
With H. E. Phipps:
Observation on polymorphism. 7. Phys.
Chetn., 40:1:89-100. (6000)
With D. G. Nicholson:
Explosive reaction of bismuth with per-
chloric acid. J.A.C.S., 57:817-18. (1250)
REYNOLDS, DEXTER HAROLD, M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry .
See G. L. Clark.
RHEINGOLD, JOSEPH CYRUS, M.D., M.S.
Instructor in Psychiatry
Articles:
The bromide permeability test in schizo-
phrenia. /. Nerv. Ment. Dis., 82:2.
RICHART, FRANK ERWIN, M.S., C.E.
Research Professor of Engineering Ma-
terials
Articles:
A study of the economics of high strength
concrete in building constructions. 7.
Amer. Concr. Inst., 7:4:459-72. (5000)
Section on reinforced concrete columns,
building regulations for reinforced con-
crete. Ibid., 7:4:436-42. (2500)
With N. M. Newmark:
The strength of monolithic concrete walls.
III. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui., 277 34 pp.
(12,000)
Reviews:
Concrete beam and cylinder strength. Eng.
News-Rec, 115:21:722-23. (600)
RINAKER, CLARISSA, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of English
Articles:
A psychoanalytical note on Jane Austen.
Psychoanal. Q., 5:1:108-15. (2700)
RISER, ROY OTIS, B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Ophthalmology
Articles:
Dacryostenosis in children. Amer. 7. Ophthal.,
18:12:1116-22. (4500)
ROBERTS, ELMER, Ph.D.
Professor of Animal Genetics
Articles:
The effect of heredity on human enamel.
7. Dent. Res., 15:221. (225)
With L. E. Card:
Inheritance of resistance to bacterial infec-
tion in animals. A genetic study of pul-
lorum disease. III. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui.,
419:465-93. (12,000)
ROBERTSON, CARITA, A.M.
Assistant Professor of Physical Education
for Women
Reviews:
Team sports for women, by Alice Frymir
and Marjorie Hillas. Amer. Phys. Educ.
Assoc. Res. Q., 7:1:176. (350)
RODEBUSH, WORTH HUFF, Ph.D.
Professor of Physical Chemistry
Articles:
The reaction between nitric oxide and atomic
oxygen. Chem. Rev., 17:409-12. (900)
Articles (continued)
With M. L. Spealman:
Recombination of hydrogen atoms in the
presence of hydrogen chloride. J.A.C.S.,
57:1040-43. (2500)
Reaction of some oxides of nitrogen with
oxygen and nitrogen. Ibid., 57:1474-76.
(2000)
The action of hydrogen bromide on the
nitrogen afterglow. Ibid., 57:1881-82.
(1000)
With T. G. Cooke:
Conductance of salt crystals. 7. Chem.
Phys., 3:834. (250)
RODKEY, FREDERICK STANLEY, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of History
Reviews:
International economics and diplomacy in
the Near East — a study of British com-
mercial policy in the Levant, 1834-53, by
V. J. Puryear. 7. Mod. Hist., 8:1:112.
(soo)
ROSE, WILLIAM CUMMING, Ph.D.
Professor of Biochemistry
Articles:
The metabolism of creatine and creatinine.
An. Rev. Biochem., 4:243-62. (7500)
The significance of the amino acids in nu-
trition. Harvey Lectures, 30:49-65. (6300)
With R. H. McCoy, C. E. Meyer, H. E.
Carter, Madelyn Womack, and E. T. Merts:
Isolation of the "unknown essential" present
in proteins. (A preliminary report.) 7.
Biol. Chem., 109:77. (350)
With Madelyn Womack:
Feeding experiments with mixtures of highly
purified amino acids. VII. The dual
nature of the "unknown growth essential."
Ibid., 112:275-82. (3000)
With R. H. McCoy and C. E. Meyer:
Feeding experiments with mixtures of highly
purified amino acids. VIII. Isolation and
identification of a new essential amino
acid. Ibid., 112:283-302. (7000)
ROSENBLUM, PHILIP, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics
See S. A. Levinson.
ROSENTHAL, SOL ROY, M.D., Ph.D.
Associate in Bacteriology and Public Health
Articles:
The bacillus of Calmette and Guerin in the
immunization against tuberculosis. ///.
Med. J., March, 1936. 13 pp. (2500)
ROY, MAX FERDINAND, A.M.
Assistant in Chemistry
See C. S. Marvel.
RUBERG, LEONE ANNE, A.M.
Assistant in Chemistry
See R. L. Shriner.
RUBERT, SAMUEL R., B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Roentgenology
Sec Adolph Hartung.
RUCH, FLOYD L., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Psychology
Articles:
Experiments with maze patterns. 7. Comp.
Psych., 20:21-34.
Publications of the Faculty
31
RucH, Floyd L. — Articles (continued)
Generalized turning habits. Ibid., 20:35-52.
Is there an anticipatory tendency on maze
learning? Ibid., 20:113-24.
The method of common points of mastery
as a technique in human learning experi-
mentation. Psych. Rev., 43:229-34.
RUEHE, HARRISON AUGUST, Ph.D.
Professor of Dairy Manufactures and Head
of the Department of Dairy Husbandry
Articles:
Ropy milk. Dairyman, 1:4. (900)
What I would do if I were a freshman. ///.
Agr., Sept., 1935. (300)
A study of the quality of raw milk sold in
unsupervised territory in Illinois. Proc.
28th An. Conv. Internat. Assoc. Milk
Dealers, Oct., 1935. (1000)
Viewpoints from dairy industry on Bang's
disease control. i6th An. Vet. Conf., Nov.
7, 1935. (1200)
Disturbing competitive forces within the
dairy industry. Dairy Mfrs. Conf, Man.,
1936. (2250)
Butter sweet and sour tests for butterfat.
Milk Plant Mo., 24:5. (i8oo)
Making cultured buttermilk. Ibid., 24:5.
(1000)
Bottling and sealing cream. Ibid., 24:6.
(300)
Jewish sour cream and sweet butter. Ibid.,
24:6. (450)
Flavor of butter and buttermilk. Ibid., 24:6.
(550)
Errors in Babcock test readings. Ibid., 24:6.
(180)
Ice cream mix without homogenizer. Ibid.,
24:6. (325)
Making buttermilk without culture. Ibid.,
24:7- (325)
Tinning dairy equipment. Ibid., 24:7. (300)
To avoid agitating milk. Ibid., 24:7. (225)
Cream feathering. Ibid., 24:8. (350)
Feeding soybeans. Ibid., 24:8. (100)
Potato flavor. Ibid., 24:8. (300)
Etching of bottles by washing solutions.
Ibid., 24:9. (550)
Fatty acids in milk and butter. Ibid., 24:10.
(32s)
To avoid weed flavor in milk. Ibid., 24:10.
(100)
Factors in homogenizing process. Ibid., 24:
10. (400)
Causes of low milk production. Ibid., 24:11.
(400)
Poison from frozen roughage. Ibid., 24:11.
(350)
Water-proof covering for wooden floors.
Ibid., 24:11. (450)
Repasteurizing homogenized milk two days
old. Ibid., 24:12. (100)
Correct way of testing caustic in washing
solution. Ibid., 24:12. (400)
Improving cream line of pasteurized milk.
Ibid., 24:12. (500)
Too much acid causes wheying off in butter-
milk. Ibid., 24:12. (225)
What causes bottles to get scratched. Ibid.,
24-12. (150)
Method of stabilizing sour cream. Ibid.,
25:1. (400)
Articles (continued)
Relation of milk stone to thermophilic bac-
teria. Ibid., 25:1. (1000)
Test for pasteurization of milk by the hold-
ing process. Ibid., 25:2. (1040)
Bang bacillus can produce undulant fever in
man. Ibid., 25:2. (100)
How to handle starter for buttermilk cul-
ture. Ibid., 25:3. (450)
To eradicate ropy milk sterilize all equip-
ment thoroughly. Ibid., 25:3. (250)
It is unlawful to color milk or cream. Ibid.,
25:3. (300)
Rapid test for fat in chocolate milk. Ibid.,
25:3- (350)
Procedure for preparing semi-solid butter-
milk. Ibid., 25:3. (300)
Feed value of whey, skim milk and but-
termilk. Ibid., 25:4. (550)
To prevent brown discoloration of sweetened
condensed milk. Ibid., 25:4. (200)
What is soft curd cheese and how is it
tested. Ibid., 25:4. (550)
Getting proper reading on acidity tests.
Ibid., 25:4. (400)
RUSK, HENRY PERLY, M.S.
Professor of Cattle Husbandry and Head of
the Department of Animal Husbandry
Articles:
Future of livestock farming. Daily Panto-
graph (Bloomingfton, 111.), April n, 1936.
(1200)
RUTH, WARREN ALBERT, Ph.D.
Professor of Pomological Physiology
Articles:
A research program for spray residues.
Proc. Conn. Pom. Soc, 38:140-51. Proc.
Amer. Pom. Soc, 1935, pp. 140-51. (7000)
The spray residue situation. Trans. III.
Hort. Soc, 69:174-85. (4200)
With H. JV. Anderson and W. P. Flint:
The season of 1935. Ibid., 69:44-52. (3000)
With D. S. Brown:
Brief summary of some of the more im-
portant new experiments. Ibid., 69:186-88.
(700)
SANFORD, CHARLES WILSON, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Education and Princi-
pal of University High School
Articles:
Grade placement and assignment of student
teachers. Supervisors of Student Teach-
ing, 1 6th Yearbook, pp. 71-84. (4500)
SARMA, P. JOSEPH, M.S.
Assistant Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Hypertonic solutions. Surg. Clin. N. Amer.,
Feb., 1936.
Use of acacia solution in surgical cases.
Ibid.
SAUNDERS, MRS. ALTA GWINN, A-M.
Associate Professor of Business English
Articles:
Say it with flowers in your letters to make
them effective. Florist's Rev., 76:1953:
17-20; 1955:18-19; 1957:17-18. (8750)
Recent trends in collection letters. Credit
and Financial Man., 37:11:17-19. (3000)
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University of Illinois
SCHAAD, JOHN A., B.S.
Assistant in Chemistry
See G. L. Clark.
SCHLATTER, CHARLES F., M.S., C.P.A.
Professor of Accountancy and Assistant
Dean of the College of Commerce and
Business Administration
Books:
Advanced cost accounting (rev. ed.). Univ.
of 111. Info. Office, Mimeo., 1936. 184 pp.
Articles:
Distributing and controlling overhead. Nat.
Assoc. Cost Acct. Bui., 17:5:235-46.
(3200)
SCHNEBLY, MERRILL ISAAC, A.B., J.D.,
LS.D.
Professor of Law
Articles:
Restraints upon the alienation of legal in-
terests: II. Yale Law J., 44:1186-1215.
(i8,7So)
Restraints upon the alienation of legal in-
terests: III. Ibid., 44:1380-1408. (18,000)
SCHROEDER, PAUL LOUIS, B.S., M.D.
Professor of Criminology, Social Hygiene
and Medical Jurisprudence, Head of the
Department, and Director of the Institute
for Juvenile Research
Articles:
Criminal behavior in the later period of
life. Amer. J. Psychiat., 92:4:915-24.
SCHUBERT, CARL EDWARD, B.S.
Associate in Mechanical Engineering
See C. H. Casberg.
SCHWALBE, WILLIAM LOUIS, M.S.
Assistant Professor of Theoretical and Ap-
plied Mechanics
Articles:
Uber den Schubmittelpunkt in einem durch
eine Einzellast gebogenen Balken. Zeits.
angew. Math, und Mech., 15:138-43.
(3600)
SCIARRETTA, SYLVIO AMEDEO, B.S.,
M.D.
Instructor in Laryngology, Rhinology, and
Otology
Reviews:
Works appearing in Italian journals. Ann.
OtoL, Rhin., Laryng., passim.
SCUDERI, CARLO SALVADORE, B.S.,
M.D.
Associate in Surgery
Articles:
With IV. R. Cubbins and J. J. Callahan:
The causes of non-union: bone growth and
regeneration. Surg. Gyn. Obstet., 62: 2A:
427-33- (5000)
With F. J. Jirka:
Fat embolism. A control study of blood
serum and urine. /. Lab. Clin. Med., 20:
9:945-47- (1000)
SEARS, OGLE HESSE, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Soil Biology
See J. J. Pieper and F. C. Bauer.
SECORD, ARTHUR WELLESLEY, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of English
Articles:
Gulliver and Dampier. Mod. Lang. Notes,
51:159. (400)
SEELY, FRED B., M.S.
Professor of Theoretical and Applied Me-
chanics and Head of the Department
Articles:
With T. J. Dolan:
Stress concentration at fillets, holes, and
keyways as found by the plaster-model
method. III. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui., 276.
(10,000)
See aha W. J. Putnam.
SENEAR, FRANCIS EUGENE, B.S., M.D.
Professor of Dermatology and Head of the
Department
Articles:
Evaluation of serodiagnostic tests for syphi-
lis. So. Med. J., 29:1:68-74. (1800)
With M. R. Caro:
Histiocytoma cutis. Arch. Derm. Syph., 33:
209-26. (6600)
SEVERNS, WILLIAM H., M.S.
Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Articles:
Boiler test calculations. Coal-Heat, 28:1:58-
62. (2500)
SEYBOLT, ROBERT FRANCIS, Ph.D.
Professor of the History of Education
Books:
The private schools of colonial Boston.
Harvard Univ. Press, Cambridge, Mass.,
1935- X+106 pp.
Articles:
William Russell. Diet. Amer. Biog., 16:249-
50.
Edward Austin Sheldon. Jbid., 17:63-64.
William Evarts Sheldon. Ibid., 17:66-67.
Thomas Sherwin. Ibid., 17:98-99.
William Wallace Stetson. Ibid., 17:599-600.
Gideon French Thayer. Ibid., 18:404-05.
Elisha Ticknor. Ibid., 18:524-25.
Arnold Tompkins. Ibid., 18:580-81.
The private schools of seventeenth century
Boston. New England Q., 8:418-24.
Student libraries at Harvard, 1763-1764.
Pub. Colonial Soc. Mass., 28:449-61.
SHAPIRO, LOUIS BERNARD, B.S., M.D.
Assistant in Psychiatry
Articles:
Suicide: psychology and familial tendency.
/. Nerv. Ment. Dis., 81:547-53. Elgin
Papers, 2:78-84.
Effect of sodium amytal on oxygen consump-
tion rate in the psychoses. Ibid., 2:132-35.
With Rowena M. Hayes:
Evaluation, heredity, personality traits, etc.,
in the psychoses. Ibid., 2:179-83.
With C. F. Read:
Treatment of dementia praecox with sulphur-
in-oil. Ibid., 2: 194-202.
SHAWL, RAY IRIS, M.S.
Assistant Professor of Agricultural Engi-
neering
Articles:
Preliminary report on the field use of a two-
plow general purpose tractor whose engine
had been changed over to high compres-
sion. Univ. of III., Dept. of Agr. Eng.,
Mimeo. (1800)
Publications of the Faculty
33
Articles (continued)
With Thayer Cleaver:
Better plowing. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ,
450: 1-40. (9000)
SHAY, MARY LUCILLE, Ph.D.
Associate in History
Reviews:
The legal position of the Holy See before
and after the Lateran agreements, by
Mario Falco. Trans, from the French by
A. H. Campbell. Italica, 12:3:190-91. (250)
The Prince, by Niccolo Machiavelli. Trans,
by Luigi Ricci, revised by E. R. P. Vin-
cent. Ibid., 12:3:191. (175)
SHELFORD, VICTOR ERNEST, Ph.D.
Professor of Zoology
Articles:
Life zones and modern ecology. Problems
of Ecology and Biocenology, in Russian,
pp. 3-10; in English, pp. 11-15. (4000)
Report of committee on preservation of
natural conditions. Ecology, 17:312-18.
(2500)
With Sig. Olson:
Sere, climax, and influent animals. Ibid.,
16:375-402. (13,000)
With A. O. Weese et al :
Some marine biotic communities. Ecol.
Mon., 5:250-354. (52,500)
Reviews:
Animal life in Palestine, by Bodenheimer.
Science, 83:438. (400)
SHEPARD, FRANCIS PARKER, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Geology
Articles:
Submarine canyons off the American coasts.
Zeits. Geomorphol., 9:99-105. (2600)
Gravel cusps on the California coast related
to tides. Science, 82:2124:251-53. (900)
Geological mapping of the ocean bottom.
Ibid., 82:2139:614-15. (1400)
With G. V. Cohee:
Continental shelf sediments off the Mid-At-
lantic States. Bui. Geol. Soc. Amer., 47:
441-58. (8000)
With H. R. Wanless:
Permo-carboniferous coal series related to
southern hemisphere glaciation. Science, 81:
2108:521-22. (1200)
SHERMAN, MRS. IRENE CASE, Ph.D.,
M.D.
Instructor in Psychiatry
Books:
With Mandel Sherman and C. D. Flory:
Infant behavior. Comp. Psych. Monog., 12:
4:59. Johns Hopkins Press, Baltimore,
Md., 107 pp.
SHRINER, RALPH LLOYD, Ph.D.
Professor of Organic Chemistry
Books:
With R. C. Fuson:
The systematic identification of organic com-
pounds. John Wiley and Sons, N.Y., 1935.
ix+195 pp.
Articles:
With R. S. Schreiber:
Anomalous mutarotation of amine salts of
d-camphor-io-sulfonic acid. Attempted reso-
lution of tri-substituted nitrogen com-
pounds. J.A.C.S., 57:1306-11. (5000)
Articles (continued)
Anomalous mutarotation of salts of Reych-
ler's acid. II. Ketimine from salts of
d-camphor-io-sulfonic acid. Ibid., 57:1445-
47. (3000)
Anomalous mutarotation of salts of Reych-
ler's acid. III. Reduction of ketimines
of d-camphor-io-sulfonic acid. Formation
of sultams. Ibid., 57:1896-98. (2500)
With Leone A. Ruberg :
The local anesthetic action of dialkylamino-
ethoxyethyl p-aminobenzoates. Ibid., 57:
1581-83. (2000)
With J. T. Thurston:
Asymmetric syntheses. IV. The action of
optically active nitrates on 2-bromoflu-
orene. Ibid., 57:2163-66. (3500)
With H. Sutherland:
Anomalous mutarotation of salts of Reych-
ler's acid. IV. Comparison of 2-(N-phenyl-
ketimine)-d-camphane-io-sulfonic acid with
<i-camphor-io-sulfonanilide. Ibid., 58:62-63.
(1500)
Reviews:
A textbook of organic chemistry, historical,
structural and economic, by John Read. /.
Chem. Educ, 13:97-98. (1000)
Organic chemistry, by H. J. Lucas. Ibid.,
13:198. (1200)
SHUMWAY, WALDO. Ph.D.
Professor of Zoology
Books:
Introduction to vertebrate embryology (3d
ed.) John Wiley and Sons, N.Y., 1935.
xii + 390 pp.
SIEBERT, FREDRICK SEATON, A.B., J.D.
Assistant Professor of Journalism
Articles:
The 400th anniversary of the printing of
the English Bible. Ed. and Pub., 68:33:48.
(3000)
The lost Revolutionary press. Journ. Q.,
13:2. (1500)
Reviews:
Life and times of Henry Crabb Robinson,
by Edith J. Morley. Ibid., 12:4:407-08.
Propaganda and the news, by Will Irwin.
Ibid., 13:1:103-06.
SIMER, PARKE HARVEY, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Anatomy
Articles:
Omental lymphatics in man. Anat. Rec, 63:
3:253-62. (2500)
With R. L. Webb:
The behavior of lymph vessels in omental
adhesions. Ibid., (supplement) 64:4. (200)
SINGER, HARRY ALBERT, M.S., M.D.
Associate Professor of Medicine
Articles:
The diagnosis of perforated peptic ulcer. I.
Direct diagnosis. Internat. Clin., 2:45:55-
77. (10,000)
The diagnosis of perforated peptic ulcer. II.
Differential diagnosis. Ibid., 3:45:116-44.
(12,500)
Pyrexia due to gastric carcinoma. Proc.
Instit. Med., 11:4:81-82. (175)
With H. A. Levy:
Relationship of Felty's and allied syndromes
to sepsis lenta. Arch. Int. Med., 57:576-
600. (9000)
34
University of Illinois
SINGER, HAROLD DOUGLAS, M.D.
Professor of Psychiatry, Head of the Depart-
ment, and Director of the Psychiatric In-
stitute
Articles:
Research in psychiatry. J.A.M.A., 104:
2223-26.
SINGH, ALAMJIT DHALIWAL, M.S.
Special Research Assistant in Chemical En-
gineering
See N. W. Krase.
SLOAN, HUBERT JOHN, Ph.D.
Associate in Poultry Husbandry
Articles:
The operative removal of the yolks from
newly-hatched chicks. Poultry Set., 15:
23-27. (2200)
See also L. E. Card.
SMITH, GEORGE FREDERICK, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Chemistry
Books:
Mixed perchloric, sulfuric, and phosphoric
acids and their applications in analysis.
G. F. Smith Chemical Co., Columbus,
Ohio, 1935. vii+70 pp.
Articles:
Analytical chemistry. Chapter in Annual
Survey of American Chemistry, Vol. IX.
Chemical Catalogue Co., N.Y., 1935.
(6000)
With V. R. Hardy:
Die Herstellung von wasserfreien Perchlor-
aten des Magnesiums und der Erdalkali-
metalle durch Reaktionen zwischen festen
Stoffen. Zeits. anorgan. und allgem. Chem.,
223:1. (3000)
With E. G. Koch:
Darstellung und Eigenschaften der Perchlo-
ratammine der Erdalkalimetalle. Ibid.,
223:17. (2000)
With G. P. Smith:
The determination of chromium in stainless
steel, using perchloric, phosphoric, and
sulfuric acids. Soc. Chem. Ind., 54: 185T-
89?". (2700)
With C. A. Gets:
Art of whipping cream acquires a scientific
finesse. Milk Dealer, June, 1935. (1000)
With V. R. Sullivan:
Determination of chromium on chrome
tanned leather. /. Amer. Leather Chem.
Assoc, 30:433-53- (3800)
Volumetric determination of iron in leather.
Ind. Eng. Chem., 7:301-05. (2500)
With L. D. McVickers and V. R. Sullivan:
Mixed perchloric and sulfuric acids. III.
The determination of chromium in chromic
oxide. /. Soc. Chem. Ind., 54:369T-72T.
(1800)
SMITH, JANICE M., M.S.
Assistant in Home Economics
See Sybil Woodruff.
SMITH, PAUL WINSTON, Ph.D.
Associate in Physiology in the College of
Medicine
See M. B. Visscher.
SMITH, RAYMOND STRATTON, Ph.D.
Professor of Soil Physics
Articles:
Present and potential land use in the Big
Muddy basin. I.E.R.C. Mimeo., Feb., 1935,
pp. 41-47- (1000)
Erosion control in the Big Muddy basin.
Ibid., pp. 47a-47b. (500)
Soil identification problems. III. Agr. Exp.
Sta., Mimeo., May, 1935, pp. 42-47. (2500)
Land use in Kaskaskia valley. III. Planning
Com., Mimeo., 1936. (2600)
SNIDER, CLYDE FRANK, Ph.D.
Instructor in Political Science
Articles:
How recent legislation affects county govern-
ment in Indiana. Nat. County Mag., 1:
4:16-17. (2200)
Reviews:
The laws of Indiana Territory, 1809-1816,
edited by L. B. Ewbank and Dorothy L.
Riker, with a foreword by Gov. P. V.
McNutt. Ind. Mag. Hist., 3i:2:iS3-55.
(750)
Expediting legislative procedure — research re-
port of the Kansas legislative council, pre-
pared under the supervision of F. H.
Guild. Ind. Univ. Alum,. Q., 23:2:190-91.
(soo)
SOLOMON, ALFRED P., A.B., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Psychiatry
Articles:
With T. L. Fentress:
Galvanic skin reflex and Danielopolu test in
psychoneurotic patients. Arch. Neurol,
Psychiat., 35:4: 770-75.
SPIESMAN, IRWIN G., B.S., M.D.
Associate in Laryngology, Rhinology, and
Otology
See Ernst Gellhorn.
SPIVACK, JULIUS LEO, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Surgery
Books:
The surgical technic of abdominal operations.
S. B. Debour Pub., Chicago, 1936. 736 pp.
STAFFORD, GEORGE THOMAS. M.S.
Associate Professor of Physical Education
for Men
Books:
Individual exercises. A. S. Barnes and Co.,
N.Y., 1935. Ill pp.
Articles:
The recreational program in adapted activi-
ties for atypical individuals. Proc. Coll.
Phys. Educ. Assoc, pp. 46-53. (3500)
STAUFFER, RUSSELL SCOTT\ Ph.D.
Associate in Soil Physics and Soil Survey
Articles:
Influence of parent material on soil charac-
ter in a humid, temperate climate. /.
Amer. Soc. Agron., 27:11:885-94.
STEGGERDA, FREDERIC RUSSELL, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Physiology
Articles:
Observation of the variation in water con-
tent of the fecal material along the colon.
Amer. J. Physiol., 112:3:559-64. (1500)
Publications of the Faculty
35
Articles (continued)
With Mildred E. Jones:
Studies on water metabolism in normal and
hypophysectomized frogs. Ibid., 112:2:
397-400. (900)
Effects of light and dark environment on
weight changes in normal and hypophy-
sectomized frogs. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol.
Med., 32:1369-71. (soo)
STEIGMANN, FREDERICK, B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Medicine
Articles:
Gastric secretion in biliary tract disease.
///. Med. J., 68:186. (2000)
STERRETT, ROBERT R., Ch.E., M.S.
Special Research Assistant in Chemistry
See G, L. Clark.
STEVENS, NEIL EVERETT, Ph.D.
Professor of Plant Pathology
Articles:
Second experimental forecast of the inci-
dence of bacterial wilt of corn. Plant Dis.
Reporter, 20:6:109-13.
Incidence of ear rots in the 1934 corn crop.
Ibid., 20:4:63-71.
Incidence of bacterial wilt of corn in the
eastern United States. Ibid., 19:18:286-88.
Notes on zostera marina in Upper Buzzards
Bay, Massachusetts. Ibid., 19:14:232-33.
Experimental forecast of the incidence of
bacterial wilt of corn in 1935. Ibid., 19:
6:69-70.
Incidence of ear rots in the 1916-1933 corn
crops. Ibid., 19:6:71-93.
With C. L. Shear:
Sphaeria zeae (Diplodia zeae) and confused
species. Mycologia, 27:5:467-77-
STRAUB, FREDERICK GUY, M.S., Met. E.
Special Research Associate Professor of
Chemical Engineering
Articles:
Purified steam economics. Paper Ind., 17:8:
572-74. (2660)
Cause and prevention of turbine blade de-
posits. Trans. A.S.M.E., 57:8:447-54.
Combustion, 7:6:23-27. (8900)
Continuous production of distilled water free
from carbon dioxide and ammonia. Ind.
Eng. CItem. (Anal. Ed.), 27:433. (900)
Analcite, preparation and solubility between
182° and 282° C. Ibid., 28:113. (1000)
Removal of silica from solution at boiler
temperatures. Ibid., 28:36. Brewers Tech.
Rev., 11:4:125. (1000)
New laboratory data relative to embrittle-
ment in steam boilers. Power Plant Eng.,
40:2:104-05. (1600)
Cause and prevention of steam turbine blade
deposits. ///. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui., 282.
STUART, CARROLL W., D.D.S.. M.S., M.D.
Instructor in Bacteriology and Public Health
See Lloyd Arnold.
SUTTON, ARLE HERBERT, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Geology
Books:
Lithologic summary of the Paleozoic, Meso-
zoic, and Cenozoic formations of the
United States. Univ. of 111. Info. Office,
Mimeo., Urbana, 1936. no pp.
Books (continued)
Common genera of fossil invertebrates.
Univ. of 111. Info. OfiBce, Mimeo., Urbana,
1936. 40 pp.
Articles:
Stratigraphy of the Silurian system of the
upper Mississippi Valley. Guide Book 9th
An. Field Conf., Kans. Geol. Soc, 193S.
pp. 268-80. (6500)
With Frances Harper:
Ostracodes of the Morrison formation from
the Black Hills, South Dakota. /. Paleon-
tology, 9:8:623-28. (3500)
SWANN, SHERLOCK, JR., Ph.D.
Research Assistant Professor of Chemical
Engineering
Articles:
With L. F. Deditius and W. A. Pyhrr:
Electrolytic reduction of ketones in glacial
acetic acid. II. Reduction of aliphatic ke-
tones to hydrocarbons. Trans, Blectro-
chem. Soc, 68:321-27. (1800)
With H. J. Read and F. C. Howard:
Electrolytic reductions of organic compounds
at alloy cathodes. I. Reduction of ali-
phatic ketones to hydrocarbons at cad-
mium amalgams. Ibid., 69, Preprint 24.
(1400)
Electro-organic chemical preparations. Ibid.,
69, Preprint 36. (4500)
TAFT, DONALD REED, Ph.D.
Professor of Sociology
Books:
Human migration. Ronald Press Co., N.Y.,
1936. 590 pp.
TAKATS, GEZA DE, M.D., M.Surg.
Associate Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Surgery in diabetes. /. Kan. Med. Soc,
May, 1935. (5200)
Splanchnic nerve section in juvenile dia-
betes. II. Technic and post-operative man-
agement. Ann. Surg., 102:22-29. (3250)
The present status of the surgery of the
sympathetic nervous system. ///. Med. J.,
68:512-15. (1000)
Gangrene. Surg. Clin. N. Amer., 16:317-36.
(6500)
The use of papaverine in acute arterial oc-
clusions. J.A.MA., 106:1003-05. (2500)
Chapters on varicose veins, thrombosis and
thrombophlebitis, and embolism, in Text-
book of Surgery, by F. Christopher. W.
B. Saunders and Co., Phila., 1936, pp. 168-
87. (10,000)
With George Scuphatn:
Peripheral vascular diseases. Arch. Int. Med.,
56:530-662. (6600)
With S. R. Gifford:
Cervical sympathectomy in retinitis pigmen-
tosa. Arch. Ophth., 14:441-52. (5000)
TALBOT, ARTHUR NEWELL, C.E., D.Sc,
D.Eng., LL.D.
Professor of Municipal and Sanitary Engi-
neering, Emeritus
Articles:
Report of special committee on stresses in
track. Proc. Amer. Ry. Eng. Assoc, 36:
243. (500)
Discussion on stresses in railroad track.
Ibid., 36:957-58. (800)
36
University of Illinois
Talbot, A. N. — Articles (continued)
Economic value of different sizes of rail.
Ibid., 36:963-64. (700)
Elevation of outer rail on curves. Ibid., 36:
969-74. (4000)
The early years of the American Society for
Testing Materials. Bui. Amer. Soc. Test.
Mat., 78. (1100)
TANNER, FRED WILBUR, Ph.D.
Professor of Bacteriology and Head of the
Department
Articles:
Proper processes for home canners. /. Amer.
Diet. Assoc, 11:1:18-27. (4320)
Poisonous substances in food (discussion).
Amer. J. Pub. Health, 26:385-86. (1340)
Public health significance of sewage sludge
when used as a fertilizer. Sewage Works
J., 7:4:611-17. (2450)
With Viola Michael:
Microbiologfy of merchantable cream-style
canned corn. Foods Res., 1:99-112. (4800)
TARNOWSKY, GEORGE DE, M.D.
Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Principles of intestinal surgery. III. Med. J.,
Sept., 193s. PP- 219-30. (6000)
Tubal reimplantation. Amer. J. Gyn. Obstet.,
July, 193s. PP- 1430-36. (4500)
Surgery of closed abdominal wounds. Surg.
iClin. N. Amer., Feb., 1936, pp. 81-92.
(5000)
TEMPLEMAN, WILLIAM DARBY, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of English
Books:
See B. L. Jefferson.
Articles:
With C. F. Harrold, Helen C. White, and F.
E. Faverty:
Victorian bibliography for 1934. Mod. Philol.,
32:4:397-430. (15,000)
TENNEY, HORACE MARION, M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry
Articles:
With H. J. Long:
Some tests for metallic ions making use of
organic dyes. /. Chem. Educ, 13:2:82-83.
(1000)
See also T. E. Phipps.
THOMAS, HENRY BASCOM, B.S., M.D.
Professor of Orthopaedics, Head of the De-
partment, and Director of the Illinois Sur-
gical Institute for Children
Articles:
Some orthopaedic findings in ninety-ei^ht
cases of hemophilia. /. Bone and Joint
Surg., 18:1:140-47. (1500)
Angiomas of the skeletal muscle — combined
operative and radiation therapy: two case
reports. Amer. J. Surg., 31:2:354-60.
(2700)
Soutter's traction in unreduced fractures of
the forearm and in old shoulder disloca-
tions. Surg. Clin. N. Amer., Feb., 1936.
(1400)
Partial gigantism: overgrowth and asym-
metry of bones and skeletal muscle. Amer.
J. Surg., 32:1:108-12, 168. (2700)
THORP, FRANK, JR., D.V.M., M.S.
Associate in Animal Pathology
See Robert Graham.
TRACY, PAUL HUBERT, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Dairy Manufactures
Articles:
Sweet-curd cottage cheese. III. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Circ, 445:1-13. (3000)
The past, present, and future of homogen-
ized milk. Canadian Dairy and Ice Cream
J., 14:5:25-32. (4800)
We are missing the mark in educating the
consumer. Milk Dealer, 24:10:46. (645)
Certain problems related to the marketing
of homogenized milk. Proc. 28th An. Conv.
Internal. Assoc. Milk Dealers, pp. 39-66.
(5270)
Certain problems related to the marketing
of homogenized milk. Milk Dealer, 24:4:
30-32. 25:5:60-68. (7000)
Why do they eat ice cream. Ice Cream
Trade J., 31:8:11-12. (1200)
Using corn sugar as an ingredient in the
manufacture of ice cream. Ibid., 32:2:30.
(1200)
The use of stabilizing agents in manufactur-
ing ice cream. Ibid., 32:3:31-32. (1800)
Stabilizers as used in ice cream manufacture.
Confect. and Ice Cream World, April 10,
1936, pp. 14-15- (900)
With S. L. Tuckey:
Analysis of data from the national butter
scoring contest of 1934. Amer. Cream.
and Poultry Prod. Rev., 81:23:844-47.
(3000)
See also M. J. Prucha.
TRELEASE, WILLIAM, D.Sc, LL.D.
Professor of Botany, Emeritus
Articles:
The pedicellate peppers of South America.
Proc. Amer. Phil. Soc, 75:691-716.
TRJITZINSKY, WALDEMAR JOSEPH,
Ph.D
Associate Professor of Mathematics
Articles:
Theory of linear difference equations cor
taining a parameter. Annali di Mathe
matica, 4th s., 14:181-215. (20,000)
Theory of linear differential equations con-
taining a parameter. Acta Mathematica,
67:1-50. (30,000)
TROTIER, ARNOLD HERMAN, A.M.
Catalog Librarian in the Library and Leo
turer in the Library School
Reviews:
Cataloguing, a textbook for use in librarieSt
by H. A. Sharp, Lib. J., 60:966. (500)
A system of bibliographic classification, bj
H. E. Bliss. Ibid., 61:24-25. (1700)
TUCKEY, STEWART LAWRENCE, M.S.
Associate in Dairy Manufactures
Articles:
Formation and control of milk stone. Ici
Cream Trade J., 32:2:16. Amer. Butte
and Poultry Prod. Rev., 81:21:766. (700)
See also P. H. Tracy and G. L. Clark.
TWOMEY, ARTHUR CORNELIUS, M.S.
Assistant in Zoology
See C. T. Black.
TYKOCINER, JOSEPH TYKOCINSKI, E.
Research Professor of Electrical Engineerini
See E. B. Paine.
Publications of the Faculty
37
TYLOR, W. RUSSELL, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Sociology
Articles:
Socio-economic aspects of territorial planning
with special reference to the Mississippi
Valley Plan. Social Forces, 14:2:193-200.
(4300)
Changes inherent in our rural community
life. Nortk Central Assoc. Q., 10:4:462-
68. (3900)
ULLYOT, GLENN EDGAR, M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry
See R. C. Fuson.
VAN CLEAVE, HARLEY JONES, Ph.D.
Professor of Zoology
Ahticles:
The larval stages of Acanthocephala. (Ab-
stract). /. Parasitol., 21:6:435-36.
A tentative survey of the classification of the
Acanthocephala. Multigraphed.
Some interesting pre-Linnaean names. Trans.
III., Acad. Sci., 28:2:263-65.
The recognition of a new order in the
Acanthocephala. /. Parasitol., 22:2:202-06.
IVith Ray Chambers:
Studies on the life history of a snail of the
genus Lioplax. Amer. Midland Nat., 16:
6:913-20.
VAN HORNE, JOHN, Ph.D.
Professor of Romance Languages
Articles:
Editorial comment. Italica, 12:178-85, 209-14;
13:17-26. (13,000)
Reviews:
Epistolario di Giacomo Leopardi. Italica, 13:
29-30. (600)
VESTAL, ARTHUR GIBSON, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Botany
Articles:
Fluctuations of vegetation-components during
twenty-two years. (Abstract). Bui. Ecol.
Sco. Amer., 16:4:32. (140)
With Charlotte L. Grant:
Usefulness of different moisture properties
of soils. (Abstract). Ibid., 16:4:40. (150)
A new culture-method for studying soil-
moisture influence. (Abstract). Ibid., 16:
4:41-42. (150)
VISSCHER, MAURICE B., Ph.D., M.D.
Professor of Physiology and Head of the De-
partment in the College of Medicine
Books:
IVith P. W. Smith:
Experimental physiology, with anatomical
and mechanical illustrations and an appen-
dix of technical data. Lea and Febiger,
Phila., 1935- 191 PP-
Articles:
Science and dictators. New Humanist, 8:5:
159-64. (2150)
The medical profession and social security.
mini Scope, Feb., 1936, p. 3. (650)
Water purification as a public health problem
in Chicago. Privately printed by the Pub.
Health Com. of the City Club of Chicago.
(4700)
With R. C. Ingraham:
Studies on the elimination of dyes in the
gastric and pancreatic secretions, and in-
Articles (continued)
ferences therefrom concerning the mechan-
isms of secretion of acid and base. /.
Gen. Physiol., 18:5:695-716. (7200)
The production of chloride-free solutions by
the action of the intestinal epithelium.
Amer. J. Physiol., 114:3:676-80. (1800)
The influence of various poisons to the move-
ment of chloride against concentration
gradients from intestine to plasma. Ibid.,
114:3:681-87. (2200)
With H. C. Peters, C. E. Rea, and J. W.
Grossman :
Influence of ethyl alcohol on energy metabo-
lism of the mammalian heart. Proc. Soc.
Exp. Biol. Med., 34:61-64. (1000)
With H. C. Peters:
The energy metabolism of the heart in fail-
ure and the influence of drugs upon it.
Amer. Heart J., 11:3:273-91. (6700)
WACHOWSKI, THEODORE JOHN, B.S.,
M.D.
Instructor in Roentgenology
See Adolph Hartung.
WAGNER, DAVID HOWARD, M.D., M.S.
Instructor in Surgery
Articles:
With Aaron Arkin:
Primary carcinoma of the lung. A diagnostic
study of 135 cases in four years. J.A.M.A.,
106:8:587-92. (6000)
WALLS, EDNA ELLIOTT, A.M.
Assistant Professor of Child Development
and Parent Education
Articles:
Use of reading materials in parent educa-
tion. Parent Educ. Mess., 4:4-6. (600)
WALTZ, WALDO E., A.M.
Assistant in Political Science
Books:
The nationality of married women. Frank
Frailey, Urbana, 1936. 25 pp.
Articles:
Arizona's administrative government. Aris.
Hist. Rev., 7:1:19-30. (4500)
WANLESS, HAROLD ROLLIN, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Geology
See F. P. Shepard.
WARD, HENRY BALDWIN, Ph.D., LL.D.
Professor of Zoology, Emeritus
Articles:
The longevity of Diphyllobothrium latum.
Parasites, transmetteurs, animaux veni-
meux. Recueil des travaux dedie au zyme
anniversaire scientifique du Professeur Eu-
gene Pavlosky, pp. 288-94. Moscow, 1935.
(4000)
Preliminary announcement of the Minneap-
olis meeting. Science, 81:2108:495-504.
(7700)
The third Minneapolis meeting of the
A.A.A.S. Ibid., 82:2117:71-88. (15,600)
Preliminary announcement of the fourth St.
Louis meeting. Ibid., 82:2315:499-510.
(9500)
The St. Louis meeting of the A.A.A.S. Ibid.,
83:2145:111-46. (32,400)
WARREN, WILLIAM J., Ph.D.
Instructor in Electrical Engineering
See G. L. Clark.
38
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WASCHER, HERMAN, M.S.
Assistant Chief in Soil Survey
See Eric Winters, Jr.
WATSON, FLOYD ROWE, Ph.D.
Professor of Experimental Physics
Books:
Sound, an elementary textbook in the science
of sound and the phenomena of hearing.
John Wiley and Sons, N.Y., 1935. 219 pp.
Articles:
Decibels and noise. Sch. Set. Math., 36:158-
60. (1500)
Reviews:
The flute, by D. C. Miller, J. Acous. Soc,
7:233-34- (1250)
Klange und Gerausche, by F. Trendelenburg.
Ibid., 7:231. (350)
Sound, by E. G. Richardson. Ibid., 7:71.
(280)
Editorial reviews. Ibid., 7: passim.
WEBB, RICHARD LOCKWOOD, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Anatomy
Articles:
Numerical changes of mast cells within the
dermis of the white rat. Anat. Rec., 64:4.
(250)
With P. H. Simer:
The behavior of lymph vessels in omental
adhesions. Ibid., 64:4. (200)
WEBER, OSCAR FRIEDOLIN, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Education
Articles:
The non-high school situation in Illinois. ///.
Sch. Bd. Bui., 2:12-13.
See also T. E. Benner.
WEINARD, FREDERICK FRANCIS, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Floricultural Physi-
ology
Articles:
Lawns and their care. Dept. of Hort.,
Mimeo. pamphlet (revised). (4000)
Figures on rose production. Flor. Rev., 78:
2005:21. (800)
Available nutrients in lawn, garden, and
greenhouse soils. Proc. Amer. Soc. Hort.
Sci., 33:654. (250)
WEINSTOCK, HARRY HERSCHEL, JR.,
M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry
See R. C. Fuson.
WEISSBERG, SAMUEL GEORGE, Ph.D.
Assistant in Physics and Psychology
See P. G. Kruger.
WELKER, WILLIAM HENRY, A.C., Ph.D.
Professor of Physiological Chemistry and
Head of the Department
Articles:
With L. Hektoen:
The specificness of the negative phase in
precipitin production. /. Infect. Dis., 57:
337-44- (2000)
WERNER, RAYMOND CLARENCE, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of History
Articles:
Joseph Galloway, politician and imperial
statesman. Univ. of Iowa Studies, 10:60-
72. (4600)
WESTERGAARD, HARALD MALCOLM,
Ph.D., Dr.Ing., Dr.Techn., D.Sc.
Professor of Theoretical and Applied Me-
chanics
Articles:
General solution of the problem of elasto-
statics of an n-dimensional homogeneous
isotropic solid in an n-dimensional space.
Bui. Amer. Math. Soc, 41:10:695-99.
WHITLOCK, MARY CECILIA, A.M.
Assistant Professor of Home Economics
Articles:
Shell prints. School Arts, 34:10:588-92.
The Guardian, April, 1936. (1100)
Consumer problems. West. Arts Assoc. Bui.,
Nov. I, 1935. (1500)
WICKWIRE, GEORGE CHARLES, M.S.
Instructor in Physiology
See W. E. Burge.
WILEY, LLEWELLYN NOEL, M.S.
Assistant in Psychology
Articles:
With 0. C. Trimble:
The ordinary objective test as a possible
criterion of certain personality traits. Sch.
and Soc, 43:1109:446-48. (1600)
WILL, SAMUEL FREDERIC, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Romance Languages
Articles:
An unpublished letter of Charles de Sainte-
Marthe. Romanic i?ez/., 26:3:235-40. (3000)
Camille de Morel: a prodigy of the Renais-
sance. Pub. Mod. Lang. Assoc, 51:1:83-
119. (17,000)
WILLIAMS, LEWIS WARD, Ph.D.
Instructor in Education and Secretary of the
Appointments Committee
Articles:
Opportunities in the teaching profession. ///.
Teacher, 24:4:113, 127, 128. (1400)
Reviews:
Letters of recommendation, by L. N. Morri-
set. Sch. Rev., 44:4:315-16. (600)
WILSON, WILBUR M., M.M.E., C.E.
Research Professor of Structural Engineer-
ing
Books:
With R. W. Klugc:
Effect of time yield in concrete upon defor-
mation stresses in a reinforced concrete
arch bridge. III. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui., 275.
29 PP-
IVith R. L. Brown:
The effect of residual longitudinal stresses
upon the load-carrying capacity of steel
columns. ///. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui., 280.
26 pp.
Articles:
Present status of structural welding. /.
West. Soc. Eng., 41:1:8-18. (5000)
Tests to determine the feasibility of weld-
ing the steel frames of buildings for com-
plete continuity. /. Amer. Weld. Soc,
15:1:28-38. (5000)
Publications of the Faculty
39
WINAKOR, ARTHUR HARRY, Ph.D.,
C.P.A.
Statistician in the Bureaus of Business Re-
search and Institutional Research.
Articles:
Limitations on assets. Acct. Rev., 11:1:42-48.
(4500)
With R. F. Smith:
Changes in the financial structure of unsuc-
cessful industrial corporations. ///. Bur.
Bus. Res. Bui., 51. 44 pp. (13.S00)
WINTERS, ERIC, JR., M.S.
Associate in Soil Physics and Soil Survey
Articxes:
With Herman Wascher:
Local variability in the physical composition
of Wisconsin drift. /. Amer. Soc. Agron.,
27:8:617-23. (1500)
WISHART, HAROLD BERTRAM^ B.S.
Special Research Assistant in Engineering
Materials
Articles:
With W. D. Boone:
High-speed fatigue tests of several ferrous
and non-ferrous metals at low tempera-
tures. Proc. A.S.T.M., 35:147-55- (2000)
WOLTHUIS, ENNO, M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry
Articles:
The lowest temperatures. /. Chem. Educ,
13:4:172-74. (1500)
WOMACK, MADELYN, Ph.D.
Special Research Assistant in Chemistry
See W. C. Rose.
WOODROW, HERBERT, Ph.D.
Professor of Psychology and Head of the
Department
Articles:
Report of the division of anthropology and
psychology. National Research Council.
Psych. Bui., 32:9:660-63. (1000)
Report of committee in the experimental
study of suggestion. Ibid., 32:9:658-59.
(300)
WOODRUFF, SYBIL, Ph.D.
Professor of Foods
Articles:
With H. Hayden:
The effect of freezing on the physical and
microscopic character of gels of corn and
wheat starches. /. Agr. Res., 52:3:233-
37. (2100)
With L. Pickens and J. Smith:
Gelation of egg sols in the presence of elec-
trolytes. /. Home Econ., 27:8:540. (225)
WOODWORTH, CLYDE MELVIN, Ph.D.
Professor of Plant Genetics
Articles:
Inheritance of seedling stem color in a
broomcorn-sorghum cross. J. Amer. Soc.
Agron., 28:4. (1300)
WORKING, ELMER JOSEPH, M.S.
Associate Professor of Agricultural Eco-
nomics
Articles:
The objectives of economic control. An
essay in Economics, Sociology and the
Modern World, Harvard Univ. Press,
Cambridge, 1935.
Reviews:
World agriculture and the depression, by V.
P. Timoshenko. /. Farm. Econ., 17:2:399-
403-
YOUNG, PAUL THOMAS, Ph.D.
Professor of Psychology
Books:
Motivation of behavior, the fundamental
determinants of human and animal ac-
tivity. John Wiley and Sons, N.Y., 1936.
xviii-fs62 pp.
ZECHEL, GUSTAV LEOPOLD, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Anatomy and Asso-
ciate in Surgery
Articles:
A simple method of obtaining blood from the
rat in the preparation of plasma for tissue
culture. Arch. Exp. Zellforschung, 18:
142-45. (1050)
Peritoneal sutures in Narath and Schon-
bauer's modification of Talma's operation.
Amer. J. Surg., 32:1:101-02. (350)
ZEITLIN, HOWARD, M.S., M.D.
Instructor in Pathology and in Psychiatry
See B. W. Lichtenstein.
ZEITLIN, JACOB, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Books:
The essays of Michel de Montaigne (trans-
lated and edited). II. Alfred A. Knopf,
N.Y., 1935. 614 pp.
Reviews:
The English familiar essay, by Marie L.
Hamilton. /. Engl. Germ. Philol., 34:3:
466-68. (650)
Modern prose style, by Bonamy Dobree.
Ihid., 34:3:459-60. (1000)
Wordsworth's anti-climax, by W. L. Sperry.
Ihid., 35:2:293-96. (1800)
ZIMMERMANN, ARNOLD ALBERT, M.S.,
D.Sc.
Associate Professor of Anatomy
Articles:
With O. Larsell and Edward McCrady:
Morphological and functional development
of the membranous labyrinth in the opos-
sum. /. Comp. Neurol., 63:1:95-118. (7000)
Reviews:
Origin and function of the vascular system
and of blood on the basis of cellular physi-
ology, by M. Hausmann. J. A.M. A., Sept.,
1935. P- 991- (1000)
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May 1, 1936— April 30, 1937
NOTE: The following list of publications, consisting of (i) books, (2) articles,
and (3) reviews, written by members of the staff of the University, and published
during the year ended April 30, 1937, was compiled from lists supplied by the indi-
vidual members. The academic titles indicate positions for 1937-38 except those of
persons no longer on the staff. An article by two or more persons of unequal
academic rank is usually listed under the name of the one having the superior
rank, cross-references being inserted under the names of the others. Numbers
in parentheses are approximate numbers of words.
Adams, Leverett Allen, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Zoolog'y
Articles:
IVith D. H. Thompson:
A race of wild carp, lacking pelvic fins.
Copeia, Dec. 31, 1936, pp. 210-15. (2000)
Adams, Roger, Ph.D., D.Sc, Professor of Or-
ganic Chemistry and Head of the Depart-
ment of Chemistry
Books edited:
With L. F. Fieser and others:
Organic syntheses. Vol. 17. John Wiley and
Sons, N.Y., 1937. v-|- 112 pp.
Articles:
With R. F. Miller:
Contribution to the multiplanar isomerism of
cyclohexanes. J.A.C.S., 58:787-91. (2500)
With A. McLean:
Succinic-a-i2, a'-d acid and its derivatives.
Ibid., 58:804-10. (3500)
With M. T. Leffler:
Succinic-a-di, a'-d acid and its derivatives.
II. Stereochemistry of the type RR'CHD.
Ibid., 58:1551-55- (2250)
Stereochemistry of deuterium compounds of
the type RR'CHD: camphane-2, 3-^2.
Ibid., 58:155-58. (1500)
Reviews:
The chemistry of natural products related to
phenathrene, by L. F. Fieser. J.A.C.S.,
58:859. (370)
Adamstone, Frank Bolton, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Zoology
Articles:
A lymphoblastoma occurring in young chicks
reared on a diet treated with ferric
chloride to destroy vitamin E. Amer. J.
Cancer, 28:3:540-49.
Albig, John William, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Sociology
Articles:
A comparison of methods of recording urban
residential mobility. Social, and Soc. Res.,
21 :226-34.
A method of recording trends in urban
residential mobility. Ibid., 21:120-28.
Allison, Lowell Edward, M.S., Assistant in
Soil Biology
Articles:
Effect of chemical treatment of pea seed on
nodulation by Rhizobium leguminosarum.
III. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui., 443, pp. 3-12.
(3500)
Anderson, Chester Reed, A.M., Assistant Pro-
fessor of English
*
Articles:
Writing application letters. Diary of Alpha
Kappa Psi, 25:3-6. (4000). Reprinted in
The Literature of Business (4th ed.), by
Saunders and Creek, 1937, pp. 488-98.
Editorial comment. Amer. Bus. Writ. Assoc.
Bull., Vol. I, Nos. 1-4. (7200)
Anderson, Ernestine Anne, A.M., Teacher of
English in University High School
Articles:
Sophomores read for pleasure. III. Teacher,
Mar., 1937, pp. 201 ff. (2000)
Drama in an English literature course.
Engl. J., Mar., 1937, pp. 232-235. (1000)
Anderson, Harold Homer,
Professor of Psychology
Books:
Children in the family,
tury Co., N.Y., 1937.
Articles:
Motivation of young
studies in success and
Ph.D., Assistant
D. Appleton-Cen-
children: further
failure, praise and
blame. Child Development, 7:2:125-43.
(2000)
Personality adjustment of the elementary
school child. N.E.A. Dept. Eletn. Sch.
Prin. jsth Yearbook, pp. 244-53. (6500)
Growing in responsibility. Childhood Educ,
13:1:5-8. (2000)
Six cents (on dealing with stealing in a
small child). Univ. of Iowa, Child Wel-
fare Pamphlet F, 1936, 8 pp. (500)
Learning about the world. Parents' Mag.,
11:8: 17. ( 1000)
Anderson, Harry Warren, Ph.D., Professor of
Pomological Patholog'y
Articles:
Spray injury. Trans. III. Hort. Soc, 70:
411-24.
With K. I. Kadow:
Factors affecting the physiological functions
of fruit trees as viewed from the stand-
point of sprays. Ibid., 70:221-33.
With K. J. Kadow and S. L. Hoppcrstead:
The evaluation of some cuprous oxides
recommended as seed-treatment products
for the control of damping-off. Phyto-
pathology, 27:575-87.
With K. J. Kadow and W. A. Ruth:
Greenhouse wires and pipes galvanized with
zinc react with sulfur dioxide to form
soluble zinc salts. Ibid., 26:6:609-10.
With H. H. Thornberry:
Comparative studies on cultures of Phyto-
monas lactucae-scariolae n. sp. and Phyto-
monas pruni. Ibid., 27:109.
See also W. P. Flint and W. A. Ruth.
[3
University of Illinois
Arndt, Christian Ottomar, A.M., M.S.. Head
of the Department of Foreign Languages |n
University High School and Instructor in
Education
Article.s:
Modern language and modern life. Sch. and
Soc, 44:246-49. (2500)
Arnold, Lloyd, A.M., M.D., Professor of Bac-
teriology and Public Health
Books:
I'Vith C. P'iryinia Fisher:
Classification of yeasts and yeast-like fungi.
///. Med. Dent. Monog., Vol. i, No. 3.
Univ. of 111. Press, Urbana, 1936. 92 pp.
Articles:
iVith H. E. McDaniels and Eleanor Burton :
E. histolytica and other protozoa in the
personnel of a Chicago hospital. Amer. J.
Digest. Dis. Nutrit., 3:526-28. (1800)
With Marion Hood:
The relationship between oral and gastric
bacterial flora. Ibid., 4:40-43. (2000)
The relation between the acid-base equilib-
rium and the gastric bacterial flora. Ibid.,
4:95-99. (1600)
Arnold, Richard Thomas, M.S.
Organic Chemistry
See R. C. Fuson.
Fellow in
Ashby, Robert Childers, Ph.D., Professor of
Livestock Marketing
Articles:
Wanted — quality market for quality beef.
Coop. Shipper, 16:5:4-5. (1900)
Toward more profitable lamb marketing.
U. S. Livestock Neivs, 3:7:7. (2000)
The basic problems aft'ecting livestock prices.
Amer. Coop., 1936, pp. 308-22. (7300)
Real drafters from Aberdeenshire. Nat.
Livestock Prod., 15:3:16. (700)
A glance at consumer cooperatives in Scot-
land and England. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.
multigraph, Jan., 1937. (1900)
Livestock auction markets. Assoc. So. Agr.
Workers, multigraph, Nashville, Tenn.,
Feb. 4, 1937. (2800)
Things stockmen do that affect their returns.
Proc. Amer. Soc. Animal Prod., 1936, pp.
300-04. (1550)
Some alternatives in livestock marketing.
111. Agr. Exp. Sta., multigraph, Apr.,
1937- (5600)
British livestock-production and marketing.
S%tccessful Coop. Livestock Market, Chi-
cago Producers Commission Assoc. An.
Rpt., 1936, pp. 52-59. (4200)
Audrieth, Ludwlg Frederick, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Chemistry
Articles:
A symposium of complex inorganic com-
pounds. Chcni. Rev., 48:530-33- (isoo)
IVith M. Sveda:
Demonstration of cold light. Trafis. III.
Acad. ScL, 29:106. (400)
With C. Slobutsky:
Acid catalysis in liquid ammonia. Ibid., 29:
10405. (1000)
Babbitt, Harold Eaton, M.S., Professor of
Sanitary Engineering
Articles:
The educational situation in water works
engineering. 7. Amer. Water Works
Assoc, 28:7:784.
Articles (continued)
With B. J. Leland and F. H. Whitley, Jr.:
The biologic digestion of sewage sludge
with ground garbage. ///. Eng. Exp. Sta.
But., 287.
Badger, Alfred Earl, M.S., Research Associate
in Ceramic Engineering
Articles:
Method of reducing heat losses from furnace
parts. Class Industry, 18:83-84. (500)
With W. C. Pittman:
Volatilization of ceramic materials at high
temperatures. Cer. Ind., 28:218. (400)
Badger, Carroll John, B.S., Associate in Soil
Experiment Fields
See F. C. Bauer.
Bailar, John Christian, Jr., Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Chemistry
BiioKS:
Laboratory assignments for Chemistry 2 (3d
ed.). Published by the author, 1936. 43 pp.
Articles:
The stereochemistry of complex inorganic
compounds. Chem. Rev., 19:67-87. (9500)
With J. H. Bait his, Jr.:
Some chromous and chromic ammines.
J.A.C.S., 58:1474-76. (2200)
IVith A. J. Barney and R. F. Miller:
The action of alkalies on mixtures of aro-
matic aldehydes. Ibid., 58:2110-11. (1200)
With F. C Jonelis and E. H. Huffman:
The stereochemistry of complex inorganic i
compounds II. The reaction of carbonates '
with levo-dichlorodiethylenediaminocobaltic
chloride. Ibid., 58:2224-26. (1800)
With J. H. Haslam and E. M. Jones:
The stereochemistry of complex inorganic
compounds III. The reaction of ammonia
with levo-dichlorodiethylendiaminocobaltic
chloride. Ibid., 58:2220-27. (1350)
With E. H. Huffman and A. R. Wreath:
Configuration changes in the reactions of
complex inorganic compounds. Science, ,
85:49- (200)
Reviews:
(ieneral chemistry (3d ed.), by H. N.
Holmes. J. Chem. Educ, 14:48. (550)
Baker, Frank Collins, B.S., Curator of the
Museum of Natural History
Articles:
Identification of shells. Appendix VI in
Rediscovering Illinois, by Fay-Cooper Cole
and Thorne Deuel. Univ. of Chicago
Press.
New Lymnaeidae from the LTnited States
and Canada. II. Michigan, Minnesota, '
and Montana. Nautilus, 49:127-30. (2000)
The relationship of Parapholyx. Ibid., 50:
30-31. (250)
Remains of animal life from the Kingston
kitchen midden site near Peoria. Trans.
III. Acad. ScL, 29:243-46. (1500)
Baker, Robert Horace, Ph.D., D.Sc, Professor
of Astronomy and Head of the Department
Articles:
A study of 1 1 13 additional galaxies in a
region of Fornax and Ertdanus. Ann.
Harv. Observ., 88:163-74. (3000)
Publications of the Faculty
Balduf, Walter Valentine, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Entomology
Articles:
Observations on Podalonia violaceipennis
and Vespula maculata. Can. Entom., 68:
137-39- (1400)
Reviews:
The gypsy moth, Porthetria dispar L., in
Eurasia, Africa, and New England, by
K. E. Schedl. /. Econ. Entom., 30:2:384.
(400)
Baldwin, Thomas Whitfield, Ph.D., Professor
of English
Reviews:
The real war of the theaters, by R. B.
Sharpe. /. Engl. Germ. PhiloL, 36:272-75.
(1400)
Bartlett, James HoUey, Jr., Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Theoretical Physics
See J. J. Gibbons.
Bartlett, Roland Willey, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Agricultural Economics
Articles:
Transportation of milk in the St. Louis milk-
shed. /. Farm Econ., 18:2:352-62. (2700)
Changes in city market outlets for fluid milk.
Amer. Coop., 1936, pp. 100-16. (5700)
Milk transportation in the St. Louis milkshed
with suggested solutions. III. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Bui., 430, pp. 423-70. (10,000)
The farmer's share of the consumer's dollar.
///. Farm Econ., Nos. 12-13, PP- 57-58.
(650)
Changes in factory payrolls. Ibid., Nos. 16-
17, pp. 78-79- (950)
Changes in retail distribution methods. Ibid.,
No. 19, pp. 90-91. (650)
The relation of international trade agree-
ments to incomes of dairy producers. Ibid.,
Nos. 20-21, pp. 93-97. (1400)
Trends in the dairy industry. Ind. Dairy-
mens Assoc. An. Rpt., 1937. (5000)
Changes in city market outlets for fluid milk.
Dairy Manufacturers Short Course Manual,
Dept. Dairy Husb., mimeo., Nov., 1936,
pp. 1-12. (3500)
Importance of high-quality milk to con-
sumers, distributors and producers. Dept.
Agr. Econ., mimeo., Jan., 1937, pp. 1-7.
(2000)
Consumers' income affects dairymen. Hoard's
Dairyman, 81:14:370. (550)
Changes in city market outlets for fluid milk.
Milk Plant Mo., Jan., 1937, pp. 40 and 42.
(i6oo)
Factory payrolls continue gains in Illinois
and United States. Popkess' Dairyman's
J., Dec, 1936, p. 12. (250)
Changes in city market outlets for fluid
milk. Ibid., Feb., 1937, p. 6; Mar., 1937,
p. 6; Apr., 1937, p. 12. (2000)
Bartow, Virginia, Ph.D., Associate in Chem-
istry
Articles:
Women in chemistry — an historical survey.
Sigma Delta Epsilon News, 3:1:6-7. (1800)
Bauer, Edward Ezra, M.S., C.E., Assistant
Professor of Civil Engineering
Articles:
Determining the percentage of moisture in
soil samples without drying. A.S.T.M.
Bui., July, 1936, pp. 10-11. (2700)
Ruilding street intersections without bumps.
Amer. City, Feb., 1936, pp. 60-61. (900)
Articles (continued)
Instruction in soil mechanics. Proc. Internat.
Conf. Soil Mech., Part 3, pp. 264-65.
(1150)
Report of the meeting of the committee on
foundations and soil mechanics of the
Society for the Promotion of Engineer-
ing Education. /. Eng. Educ, 27:4:277-78;
C.E. Bui., S.P.E.E.. Dec, 1936. (1500)
Bauer, Frederick Charles, Ph.D., Professor of
Soil Fertility
Articles:
With A. L. Lang, C. J. Badger, L. B. Miller,
C. H. Farnham., and P. E. Johnson:
Crop yields from Illinois soil experiment
fields. III. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui., 425, pp.
147-243-
Baumgardner, AUeyne, A.B., B.S., Reference
Assistant in the Library
Articles:
Suggested instructional material for eleventh
or twelfth grade economics. High School
Visitor's Office, mimeo., 1936, 47 pp.
(11,000)
Bayley, William Shirley, Ph.D., Professor of
Geology, Emeritus
Articles:
Mineralogy's contribution to other sciences
and to industry. Amer. Mineral., 22:3:147-
68. (11,000)
Beard, Joseph Howard, A.M., M.D., Professor
of Hygiene, Head of the Department of
Health Service, and University Health
Officer
Articles:
The contribution of cholera to public health.
Sci. Mo., 43:515-21. (3000)
Beck, William Carl, A.B., B.M., M.D., Asso-
ciate in Surgery
Books:
Biesenberger's plastic procedure on the
female breast (translation). Maudrich,
Vienna, 1937.
Articles:
Preparation of the operative field. Arch.
Surg., 33:876-89. (6000)
Principles and problems in surgery of the
autonomic nervous system. Guthrie Clinic
Bui., 6:80-88. (3000)
Branchogenic cysts in infancy. Surg., 1:792-
800. (4000)
Reviews:
Internat. Abst. Surg. Mo., passim.
Behling, Burton Neubert, Ph.D., Instructor in
Economics
Articles:
Monopolistic competition in public utility
service. Amer. Econ. Assoc, mimeo., Dec,
1936. (1800)
Competitive significance of substitutes for
public utility service. Amer. Econ. Rev.,
27:1:17-30. (6300)
Benner, Thomas Eliot, Ed.D., Professor of
Education and Dean of the College of Edu-
cation
Articles:
With C. W. San ford:
Recent changes in the program of teacher
education of the College of Education. ///.
Teacher, Mar., 1937, p. 203. (1500)
University of Illinois
Berdahl, Clarence Arthur, Ph.D., Professor of
Political Science and Chairman of the Divi-
sion of Social Sciences
REVir;ws:
The eve of 1914, by T. Wolff. Amer. Pol.
Set. Rev., 30:4:785-86. (750)
The treaty of St. tiermain; a documentary
history of its territorial and political
clauses, edited by N. Almond and R. H.
Lutz. Ibid., 31:1:168-69. (350)
Birch, Carroll La Fleur, M.S., M.D., Assist-
ant Professor of Medicine
Books:
Hemophilia: clinical and genetic aspects. ///.
Med. Dent. Monog., Vol. i, No. 4. Univ.
of 111. Press, Urbana, 1937. 151 pp.
Articles:
Bleeding from the oral tissues; causes and
differentiation. /. Amer. Dent. Assoc,
23:5:750-54- (2800)
Black, Dorothy Miller, A.M., Reference As-
sistant in the Library
Reviews:
Americana annual, 1936. Subscription Books
Bui., 7:4:49-50. (400)
Catholic encyclopedia, rev. ed., vol. i, 1936.
Ibid., 8:2:18-21. (1200)
Dictionary of American English, part i.
Ibid., 8:2:21-22. (600)
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 14th ed., 1936.
Ibid., 7:4:55-56. (800)
Encyclopedia of banking and finance, by G.
G. Munn, Vol. i, 1935. Ibid., 7:4:56-58.
(650)
Who's who in American art, 1936-37. Ibid.,
8:1:13-15. (650)
Who's who in American education, 1935-36.
Ibid., 7:4:59-61. (750)
Who's who in commerce and industry, 1936.
Ibid., 7:3:43-44. (650)
Black, Paul Howard, M.E., M.S., Associate in
Mechanical Engineering
Articles:
An investigation of relative stresses in solid
spur gears by the photoelastic method.
///. Eng. E.vp. Sta. Bui., 2S8. 29 pp.
Blanchard, William Oscar, Ph.D., Professor
of Geography
Articles:
Some problems of Egyptian agriculture.
Trans. III. Acad. Sci., 29:136-38. (1000)
The plains of the Po. /. Geog., 36:81-92.
(3600)
Father Nile and Egyptian agriculture. Sci.
Mo., 44:268-72. (2000)
Bogart, Ernest Ludlow, Ph.D., Professor of
Economics and Head of the Department
Books edited:
Principles and problems of economics, by
O. C. Ault and E. J. Eberling. Longmans,
N.Y., 1936. viii + 843 pp.
Reviews:
So Half Amerika: Die Auslandshilfe der
Vereinigten Staaten, 1812-1930, by H.
Stohr. /. Pol. Econ., Nov., 1936. (400)
Boner, J. Russell, A.B., Assistant in Eco-
nomics
Articles:
Don't apologize for a mimeo! Quill and
Scroll, 11:1:15. (1200)
How a mimeo paper can attract subscribers.
Ibid., 11:2:19. (1200)
Articles (continued)
Magazine or newspaper; which shall it be?
Ibid., 11:3: 17. (1000)
The deadline for mimeos. Scholastic Editor,
16:3:67-69. (1200)
Mimeograph papers. Ibid., 16:5:100-01; 16:7:
142. (1400)
Bonnell, Allen Thomas, A.M., Service Fellow
in Economics
Articles:
Foreign trade of Italy, 1925-1935, with
recommendations for the expansion of the
export trade. Annuario della Catneri di
Commercio Italiana in New York, 12:424-
53-
Bennett, Orville Thomas, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Plant Genetics
Articles:
The development of the wheat spike. /. Agr.
Res., 53:6:445-51. (3400)
Boyd, Anne Morris, B.L.S., Associate Profes-
sor of Library Science
Articles:
Report of sub-committee on institutional
libraries. ///. Lib., 18:187-90. (2200)
See also P. L. Windsor.
Brandly, Carl Alfred, D.V.M., M.S., Asso-
ciate Chief in Animal Pathology and Hy-
giene
Articles:
Studies on the egg-propagated viruses of
infectious laryngotracheitis and fowl-pox.
/. Amer. Vet. Med. Assoc, 88(n.s.4i):
587-99. (6000)
Studies on certain filtrable viruses. Ibid.,
9o(n.s.43):479-87. (3200)
See also R. Graham.
Bray, Roger Hammond, M.S., Assistant Chief
in Soil Survey Analysis
Articles:
Potassium availability in Illinois soils. Better
Crops, 20:12:11-16, 36-39. (4200)
Total potassium content of Illinois soils and
its relation to availability. 111. Agr. Exp.
Sta., inimeo.. May, 1936. (1300)
Chemical and physical changes in soil col-
loids with advancing development in Illi-
nois soils. Soil Sci., 43:1:1-14. (5000)
IVith R. E. Grim:
The mineral constitution of various ceramic
clays. /. Amer. Cer. Soc, 19:11:307-15.
(5300)
With R. E. Grim and IV. F. Bradley:
The constitution of bond clays and its in-
fluence on bonding properties. Proc.
Amer. Foitndrymcn's Assoc, 7:211-28.
(4400)
Broder, Samuel B., M.D., M.S., Instructor in
Psychiatry
Articles:
Therapy in catatonia, the effects of combin-
ing caffeine sodiobenzoate with sodium
amytal. Amer. J. Psychiat., 93:4:957-67.
Sleep induced by sodium amytal, an abridged
method for use in mental illness. Ibid.,
93:1:57-74-
Broderick, Edwin Laurence, M.S., Research
Assistant in Mechanical Engineering
Articles:
Air conditioning equipment. ///. Eng. Exp.
Sta. Circ, 26, pp. 59-74- (3200)
See also A. P. Krata.
Publications of the Faculty
Brodie, Allan Gibson, D.D.S., M.S., Professor
of Orthodontia and Head of the Department
Articles:
Two unusual cases of supernumerary teeth.
Angle Orthodontist, 6:3:209-11. (500)
Occlusion from the standpoint of the funda-
mental sciences. ///. Dent. J., Jan., 1937,
pp. 6-20. (6000)
Reviews:
With others:
The application of the principles of the
edgewise arch in the treatment of class
II div. I malocclusion, by C. H. Tweed.
Angle Orthodontist, 7:1:1-14.
Brooks, Neil Conwell, Ph.D., Professor of
German, Emeritus
Reviews:
Twee Zestiende-Eeuwse Spelen Van De Hel,
door B. H. Erne. /. Engl. Germ. Phitol.,
35:3:423-24- (430)
A study of the themes of the Resurrection in
the mediaeval French drama, by J. G.
Wright. Ibid., 36:2:271-72. (4S0)
Brown, Frank Arthur, Jr., Ph.D., Instructor
in Zoology
Books:
See L. J. Thomas.
Articles:
The responses of the large-mouthed black
bass to colors. Bui. III. Nat. Hist. Surv.,
21:2:21-55. (12,000)
With J. F. G. Wheeler:
The periodic swarming of Anchistioides
antiguensis (Schmitt) at Bermuda. /. Linn.
Soc, 39:413-28. (5000)
With B. V. Hall:
The directive influence of light upon Droso-
phila melanogaster Meig and some of its
eye mutants. /. Exp. ZooL, 74:2:205-20.
(5000)
Brown, Hugh Alexander, M.S., E.E., Associ-
ate Professor of Electrical Engineering
See E. B. Paine.
Bruch, Gerston, Ph.C, Assistant in Materia
Medica and Botany
See E. H. Wirth.
Buchholz, John Theodore, Ph.D., Professor of
Botany
Articles:
The embryogeny of species of Podocarpus of
the subgenus Stachycarpus. Bot. Gas., 98:
135-46. (5000J
Seed cone development in Sequoia gigantea.
Science, 85:59. (400)
The effects of visible and ultra violet light
on the histology of plant tissues. Chapter
24 of Biological Effects of Radiation, by
B. M. Duggar et al.. Vol. II, pp. 829-40.
McGraw-Hill Book Co., N.Y., 1936.
With A. F. Blakeslce:
Genes from radium treatment affecting pol-
len tube growth in Datura. Genetics, 21:
731-51. (12,000)
A gene in Datura which is recessive in both
the gametophyte and sporophyte. Rec.
Gen. Soc. Amer., 5:187. (500)
With A. F. Blakeslee and others:
Datura investigations. An. Rpt. Dept. Ge-
netics, Carnegie Inst. Wash., 1935-36, pp.
37-40.
Reviews:
Gymnosperms, structure and evolution, by
C. J. Chamberlain. Science, 82:225-26;
Bot. Gas., 97:191-92. (1200)
Reviews (continued)
The Cerro Cuadrado petrified forest, by G.
R. Weiland. Bot. Gas., 98:619-21. (1200)
Bull, Sleeter, M.S., Associate Professor of
Meats
Articles:
High in the Andes. Nat. Livestock Prod.,
Feb., 1937. P- 3- (1500)
Argentina — our rancher neighbor. Ibid.,
Mar., 1937, p. 3. (1500)
Burge, William Edward, Ph.D., F.I.C.A., As-
sociate Professor of Physiology and Acting
Head of the Department
Articles:
See G. C. Wickwire.
Burlison, William Leonidas, Ph.D., D.Agr.,
Professor of Crop Production and Head of
the Department of Agronomy
Articles:
The soybean — a plant immigrant makes good.
Ind. Eng. Cheni., 28:772. ///. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Circ, 461, pp. 1-15. (5600)
Growing artichokes in America. Proc. 2d
Dearborn Conf., May, 1936, pp. 11 1-20.
(4900)
With H. P. Rusk and J. J. Pie per:
Pasture improvement and management. ///.
Ayr. Exp. Sta. Circ, 465, pp. 1-50. (13,000)
With J. J. Pieper:
Foreign strains of alfalfa and red clover.
III. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui., 431, pp. 475-503-
(8500)
With V. R. Boswcll and others:
Studies of the culture and certain varieties
of the Jerusalem artichoke. U.S.D.A. Tech.
Bid. 514, pp. 1-69. (1700)
Bunnester, Ben Roy, Ph.D., Instructor in
Animal Physiology
Articles:
Reticulocytes: their color, volume, and satu-
ration indices. Calif, and West. Med.,
45:2:119. (500)
A chemical and spectrophotometnc study of
immature red blood cells. Folia Haematol.,
56:372-97. (6500)
With D. M. Greenberg and others:
The state and partition of the calcium and
inorganic phosphorus in the serum of the
fowl; effect of growth and ovulation.
Poultry Set., 15:6:483-89. (2800)
Buswell, Arthur Moses, Ph.D., Professor of
Chemistry and Chief of State Water Survey
Articles:
Treatment of milk waste — American and
European practice. Proc. 29th An. Conv.
Internal. Assoc. Milk Dealers (plant sec-
tion), Oct., 1936, pp. 107-13-
With T. E. Larson:
Optical difficulties with the cylindrical cata-
phoresis cell. /. Phys. Chem., June, 1936.
With Le Bosquet:
Complete treatment of distillery waste. Ind.
Eng. Chem., 28:795.
With I. Burtle:
Oxygen demand studies. Sewage Works J.,
9:2:224-38.
With V. Deitz and W. H. Rodebush :
Effect of hydrogen bond formation on the
fundamental frequency of the hydroxyl
radical. 7. Chem. Phys., 5:84.
University of Illinois
Calvin, Joseph Kaiser, B.S., M.D., Assistant
Professor of Pediatrics
Articles:
Tetanus. Chapter 27 of Practice of Pediatrics,
Vol. 2, by Brennemann. W. F. Prior Co.,
1936.
Camp, Walter John Richard, M.D., Ph.D.,
Professor of Pharmacology, Materia Medica
and Therapeutics
Articles:
An explanation of duodenal activity. /.
Pharm. Exp. Titer., 58:393-401. (1900)
With J. A. Higgins:
The role of potassium in epinephrine action.
Ibid., 57:376-87. (2800)
Canter, Howard Vernon, Ph.D., Professor of
the Classics and Acting Chairman of the De-
partment
Articles:
111 will of the gods in Greek and Latin
poetry. Class. Philol., 32:131-43. (5700)
Mythology in Cicero. Ibid., 32:39-41. (1000)
Irony in the orations of Cicero. Amer. J.
Philol., 57:457-64. (3500)
"Laus temporis acti" in Latin literature.
Proc. Arner. Philol. Assoc, 67:32. (300)
Reviews:
Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome,
XII. Class. J., 32:178-80. (1200)
Plauti Mercator, by P. J. Enk. Ibid., 32:377-
78. (400)
Sallust, by K. Latte. Class. Philol., 32:185-
86. (600)
Card, Leslie Ellsworth, Ph.D., Professor of
Poultry Husbandry
See E. Roberts.
Carmichael, Robert Daniel, Ph.D., Professor
of Mathematics and Dean of the Graduate
School
Articles:
Proof that every positive integer is a sum of
four integral squares. Duke Math. J.,
2:243-45- (1400)
On non-homogeneous linear differential
equations of infinite order with constant
coefficients. Amer. J. Math., 58:473-86.
(6000)
On numbers of the form a^ -|- ab^. Amer.
Math. Mo., 44:81-86. (3600)
Knowledge and wisdom. Phi Kappa Phi J.,
17:12-18. (3600)
With W. T. Martin and M. T. Bird:
On a classification of integral functions by
means of certain invariant point proper-
ties. Trans. Amer. Math. Soc, 40:462-73.
(6000)
Caro, Marcus Rayner, B.S., M.D., Associate
in Dermatology
Articles:
With F. E. Senear:
Nevoxantho-endothelioma or juvenile xantho-
ma. Arch. Dermat. Syph., 34:195.
Ulcerative Hodgkin's disease of the skin.
Ibid., 35:114-
Carpenter, Paul David, Ph.G., B.S., Associate
in Materia Medica and Botany
Books:
Morphological studies on Polyfeala Senega.
/. Amer. Pharm. Assoc, June, 1936.
Carter, Herbert Edmund, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Chemistry
Articles:
With L. R. Schiltz:
Synthesis of serine. /. Biol. Chem., 116:793-
98. (1300)
With M. L. Wood and R. J. Madden:
Synthesis of a-amino-/3-hydroxy-n-butyric
acids. II. Ibid., 117:1-6. (1700)
Cary, Roderick Charles, A.B., Assistant in
Chemistry
See R. L. Shriner. \
Case, Harold Clayton M., Ph.D.. Professor of
Agricultural Economics and Head of the
Department
See M. L. Mosher.
Casner. Andrew James, A.B., LL.B., Associ-
ate Professor of Law
Books:
With others:
Restatement of the law of property, 2 vols.
Amer. Law Inst., St. Paul, Minn., 1936.
cxii -(- 1 179 + 82 pp.
Maryland annotations to the restatement of
ajgency. Ibid. 320 pp.
Uniform property act. Amer. Law Inst.
Phila., Pa., 1937. 22 pp.
Christ, Robert Edward, Ph.D., Special Re-
search Assistant in Chemistry
See R. C. Fuson.
Clark, Francis Matthew, Ph.D., Associate in
Bacteriology
See F. W. Tanner.
Clark, George Lindenberg, Ph.D., D.Sc, Pro-
fessor of Chemistry
Articles:
X-ray studies of the structures of biological
materials. Science, 85:2193:53. (125)
The application of the x-ray diffraction
method to non-metallic materials. Sympo-
sium on Radiography and X-ray Diffrac-
tion Method, A.S.T.M., 1937, pp. 339-350.
(4000)
With J. N. Mrgudich and N. C. Schielts:
Die basischen Sulfate des Bleis. Zcits. anorg.
allgem. Chem., 229:4:401-09. (1800)
With A. F. Smith:
X-ray diffraction studies of chitin, chitosan,
and derivatives. /. Phys. Chem., 40:7:
863-80. (5500)
With P. W. Leppla:
X-ray diffraction studies of built up films.
J.A.C.S., 58:11:2199. (1000)
With J. A. Schaad:
X-ray diffraction studies of tendon and in-
testinal wall collagen. Radiology, 27:3:339-
56. (5000)
With W. A. Sisson and E. A. Parker:
Adsorption edges in the x-ray patterns of
native and mercerized cellulose. J.A.C.S.,
58:9:1635-38. (700)
With John L. Gring :
Practical apparatus for spectroscopic chemi-
cal analysis. R.S.I. , 7:8:305-06. (650)
With R. R. Sterrett and B. H. Lincoln:
X-ray diffraction studies of lubricants. I.
Structures of solid and of unimolecular
films, and orientation effects of addition
agents. Ind. Eng. Chem., 28:11:1318-22.
(3500)
Publications of the Faculty
I
Clark, G. L. — Articles (continued)
X-ray diffraction studies of lubricants. II.
Molecular regimentation and chemical re-
ductions in liquid oils and blends. Jbid.,
28:11:1322-25. (2500)
X-ray diffraction studies of lubricants. III.
X-ray method of rating lubricants in terms
of protection against surface wear. Ibid.,
28:11:1326-28. (2000)
With E. A. Parker:
Diffraction of x-rays at very small angles
by celluloses and rayons. Science, 85:
2199:203-04. (550)
With W. S. Coe:
Photochemical reduction with x-rays and
effects of addition agents. /. Chem. Phys.,
5:2:97-105. (6000)
With J. H. Shenk:
X-ray diffraction studies of globular proteins.
I. Egg albumin. Radiology, 28:1:58-67.
(45oo>
X-ray diffraction studies of globular proteins.
II. Hemoglobins. Ibid., 28:2:144-56. (5000)
X-ray diffraction studies of globular proteins.
III. The action of formaldehyde on pro-
teins. Ibid., 28:3:357-61- (1500)
With R. E. Grim and W. F. Bradley:
Notes on the identification of minerals in
clays by x-ray diffraction. Zeit. Kristallog.,
96:4:322-24. (600)
With F. F. Riecken and D. H. Reynolds:
X-ray diffraction studies of two-micron frac-
tions of some genetic soil profiles. Ibid.,
96:4:273-86. (3700)
See also H. A. Ruehe.
Reviews:
Materialpriifung mit Rontgenstrahlen, by R.
Glocker. Ind. Eng. Chem., 15:6:131. (420)
Clevenger, Arthur Wilbur, A.M., High School
Visitor
Articles:
Music from the point of view of the ad-
ministrator. Educ. Mus. Mag., Jan. -Feb.,
1937. PP- 15-16, 34-35- (3200)
Temperance in the schools. ///. Teacher, Apr.,
1937. PP- -239. -277. (1300)
Coble, Arthur Byron, Ph.D., LL.D., Professor
of Mathematics and Head of the Depart-
ment
Articles:
Groups of Cremona transformations in space
of planar type. II. Duke Math. I., 2:205-
19. (9000;
Colby, Arthur Samuel, Ph.D., Professor of
Pomology
Articles:
The inheritance of suckering and tip layering
in purple raspberry seedlings. Proc. Amer.
Soc. Hort. Sci., 33:427-29. (1300)
Preliminary report on raspberry root systems.
Ibid., 34:372-76. (1300)
Strawberry culture in Illinois. ///. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Circ, 453. (15,000)
Tomorrow's berries. Rural Prog. Mag., 50:
12:19. (500)
New small fruit varieties. Trans. Iowa Hort.
Soc, 70:34-40. (2400)
Some problems in the control of small fruit
pests. Ibid., 70:45-50. (2300)
The improvement of varietal descriptions in
nursery catalogs. Flor. Exch. and Hort.
Trade World, 87:5:14. (1400)
Next steps in Illinois nut growing. Proc.
North. Nut Growers Assoc, 26:52-55.
(2100)
Articles (continued)
What the small fruit grower can do about
the weather. Trans. III. Hort. Soc, 70:
163-72. (3200)
What is new in small fruit culture? Ibid.,
70:337-53- (5000)
Cole, Arthur Gideon, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Physiological Chemistry
Articles:
With L. Hektoen:
Precipitin reactions of various ovalbumins.
Proc. Soc Exp. Biol. Med., 36:97-99. (800)
Reviews:
Manuel de biochimie, by Pierre Thomas.
Arch. Path., 22:433. (3°°)
The specificity of serological reactions, by
K. Landsteiner. Ibid., 22:581. (250)
Cole, Warren Henry, B.S., M.D., Professor
of Surgery and Head of the Department
Books:
Text book of general surgery. D. Appleton-
Century Co., N.Y., 1936. 1031 PP-
Articles:
Tumors of the gallbladder and bile ducts.
In A Text Book of Surgery, by Christo-
pher. W'. B. Saunders Co., Phila., 1936.
Pneumococcus peritonitis. Surg., 1:3:386-94.
(5000)
With N. A. Womack:
The thyroid gland in hypoglycemia. Ann.
Surg., 105:3:370-78. (3200)
Converse, Paul D., A.M., Professor of Busi-
ness Organization and Operation
Books:
Essentials of distribution. Prentice-Hail,
N.Y., 1936. 575 PP- ,. . , .
Suggested solutions to problems m elements
of marketing (rev. ed.). Prentice-Hall,
X.Y., 1937. 82 pp.
Articles:
Shall we tax the chains? Bui. Nat. Tax.
Assoc, 22:3:88-93. (4300)
How changing prices affect retailers as
credit risks. Credit Exec, 30:5:135-38.
(3800) A A , t?
Retail cooperatives are a good defense. Re-
tailing, 9:2:17. (1300)
Copley, Michael Joseph, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Chemistry
Articles:
With J. Glasser:
Surface ionization of cesium on tungsten.
J.A.C.S., 58:1057. (700)
Combleet, Theodore, B.S., M.D., Assistant
Professor of Dermatology
See H. C. Struck and B. Fantus.
Cowan, John Charles, A.B., Assistant in
Chemistry
See C. S. Marvel.
Cramer, Ralph Ellsworth, M.S., Special Re-
search Assistant in Engineering Materials
Articles:
Production of flakes in steel by heating in
hydrogen. Steel, Nov. 9, 1936, pp. 92-93-
(800)
Reviews:
Recrystallization structures, by N. P. Goss.
Trans. A.S.T.M., 24:1024-27. (600)
10
University of Illinois
Crandell, John Stanley, B.S., C.E., Professor
of Highway Engineering
Articles:
Germany builds superhighways. Eng. News-
Rec, 117:9:289-91. (5400)
There is no need of faults in brick pave-
ments. Amcr. City, 51:8:47-49. (4500)
Industrial studies in physical regional plan-
ning. Planners' J., 2:4:96-98. (1800)
Make "L" highways beautiful. Motor News,
26:10:2. (350)
A new sense of design values is needed.
Eng. News-Rec., 118:1:14-16. (4000)
Report of committee on fillers and cushion
courses. Proc. i6th Ann. Meet. Highway
Res. Bd., p. 181. (900)
Crist, Raymond E., D. es Let., Instructor in
Geography
Articles:
Life on the llanos of Venezuela. Bui. Geog.
Sac. Phila., 35:2:13-25. (3500)
Reviews:
Die Venezolanischen Llanos, by Muller;
Notes on the vegetation of the Venezuelan
llanos, by J. G. Myers; Desolate marches:
travels in the Orinoco llanos of Venezuela,
by L. M. Nesbitt. Geog. Rev., 26:3:500-02.
(1000)
A description of Ifni, by E. Hernandez-
Pacheco. Ibid., 26:4:684. (500)
Cross, Hardy, A.B., B.S., M.C.E., D.Sc, Pro-
fessor of Structural Engineering
Articles:
Analysis of flow in networks of conduits or
conductors. III. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui., 286.
(6000)
Interaction between rib and superstructure
in concrete arch bridges. Proc. A.S.C.E.,
Apr., 1937. (1000)
Concerning the importance of teaching school.
/. Eng. Ednc., Jan., 1937. (1000)
Relation of analysis to structural design.
Trans. A.S.C.E., Vol. 62. (7000)
Culler, Elmer Kurtz, Ph.D., Professor of
Psychology
Articles:
Conditioned behavior in a decorticate dog.
Psych. Bui., 31:729-30.
Mapping the cochlea. Ibid., 32:722-23.
Acoustic value of the components of the
auditory system in cats. Amer. J. Physiol.,
i'6:33-34-
Conditioned-reflex method in the study of
hearing by bone-conduction. Ann. Otol.
Rhinol. Laryngol., 45:837-40.
With G. Finch:
Effects of protracted exposure to a loud
tone. Amer. J. Physiol., 113:32.
With E. Girden:
Conditioned responses in curarized striate
muscle in dogs. /. Comp. Psych., 23:261-
74-
With W. J. Brogden:
Increased acoustic sensitivity in dogs follow-
ing Roentgen-radiation of the hypophysis.
Atncr. J. Physiol., 119:13-23.
With E. Girden, F. A. Mcttler, and G. Finch:
Conditioned responses in a decorticate dog
to acoustic, thermal and tactile stimulation.
/. Comp. Psych., 21:367-85.
With G. Finch and E. Girden:
Correlation of auditory acuity with peri-
pheral electric response of acoustic mech-
anism. /. Psych., 2:409-19.
Articles (continued)
With W. J. Brogden, E. Girden, and F. A.
Metllcr:
Acoustic value of the several components of
the auditory system in cats. Amer. J.
Physiol., 116:252-61.
Cunningham, Joseph Bernard, B.S., Assistant
Professor of Farm Management Extension
Sec P. E. lohnston.
Damschroder, Rudolph E., Ph.D., Assistant
in Chemistry
See R. L. Shriner.
Davis, David John, M.D., Ph.D., Professor of
Pathology, Head of the Department of
Pathology, Bacteriology, and Public Health,
and Dean of the College of Medicine
Articles:
George E. Clements (short sketch of life).
Proc. Inst. Med., 11:11:230-31. (225)
William Allen Pusey — the educator. Arch.
Derm. Syph., 35:10-13. (2000)
With I. Pilot and others:
Tonsilitis in dogs due to hemolytic strepto-
cocci. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med., 34:499-
502. (1000)
Davis, James Elwood, M.F.. Extension For-
ester in the Agricultural Extension Service
Articles:
Windbreaks for Illinois farmsteads. ///.
Nat. Hist. Surv. Bui., 27. (3000)
De Turk, Ernest E., Ph.D., Professor of Soil
Fertility
Articles:
Soil conservation from the viewpoint of soil
chemistry. J. Amer. Soc. Agron., Feb.,
1937. (7200)
Diamond, Isadore Bernhard, M.D., Assistant
Professor of Psychiatry
Articles:
Puerperal eclampsia: a neuropathologic
study. Arch. Neurol. Psychiat., 35:1320-
37. (6500)
Dickinson, Burrus S., Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Journalism
See L. W. Murphy.
Dickinson, Frank Greene, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Economics
Articles:
With F. Eakin:
A balance sheet of the nation's economy.
///. Bur. Bus. Res. Bui., 54.
The national wealth: how a balance sheet
might solve national problems. Annalist,
Apr. 23, 1937.
Dillavou, Essel Ray, A.M., J.D., Associate
Professor of Business Law
Articles:
Law of business correspondence. Appendix
II in Effective Business Correspondence,
by Alta G. Saunders.
Dodge, Arthur Farwell, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Industrial Education
Articles:
Social dominance of clerical workers and
sales persons as measured by the Bern-
reuter personality inventory. /. Ed.
Psych., 28:1:71-73. (1000)
Vocational training in penal institutions.
Prison System in III., pp. 672-74. (1000)
Publications of the Faculty
11
Dolan, Thomas James, M.S., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Theoretical and Applied Me-
chanics
Reviews:
Two- and three-dimensional cases of stress
concentration, and comparison with fatigue
tests, by R. E. Peterson, and A. M. Wahl.
/. A['['lied Mech., 3:4:146-47. (1500)
Doland, James Joseph, M.S., C.E., Professor
of Civil Engineering
Articles:
Simplified analysis of flow in water distri-
bution systems. Eng. News-Rcc, 117:14:
475-77- (1000)
Dolch, Edward William, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Education
Articles:
How much word knowledge do children
bring to grade one? Element. Engl. Rev.,
13:5:177-83- (2300)
The first step in remedial readings. Element.
Sell. J., 37:4:268-72. (2000)
Side lights on a combined word list. Ele-
ment. Engl. Rev., 14:1:22-24. (750)
Donovick, Samuel Elmar Richard, A.M., As-
sistant in Bacteriology
Articles:
With T. D. Bccku'ith:
Increase in production of ethyl alcohol by
yeast treated with ultra violet energy.
Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med., 35:36-38.
An open system respirometer for study of
the gaseous metabolism of microorganisms.
/. Bact., Mar., 1937.
Doob, Joseph Leo, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
of Mathematics
Articles:
Note on probability. Ann. Math., 37:2:363-
67. (2600)
Statistical estimation. Trans. Amer. Math.
Soc., 39:3:410-21. (4800)
Reviews:
Legons sur la theorie mathematique de la
lutte pour la vie, by V. Volterra. Bui.
Amer. Math. Soc, 52:5:304-05. (600)
Dorsey, Maxwell Jay, Ph.D., Professor of
Pomology
Articles:
A record of peach seed germination tests.
Proc. Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci., 34:257-63.
(2500)
New peach varieties. Amer. Nurseryman,
65:7-8; Trans. III. Hort. Soc, 70:241-47.
(2000)
Peach thinning or tree conditioning the crop.
Amer. Fruit Grower, 56:11. (1500)
Downs, William Benham, D.D.S., M.S., As-
sistant Professor of Orthodontia
Articles:
A method of exhibiting and shipping models.
Angle Orthodontist, Apr., 1937.
DrafiSn, Jasper Owen, M.S., Professor of
Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
Articles:
Mechanics of materials. Handbook of Engi-
neering Fundamentals, Wiley Handbook
Series, Vol. 1, 1936. Sec. 5, pp. 1-59,
81-94-
Non-metallic materials — stone, brick, and
terra cotta. Ibid., Sec. 12, pp. 14-20.
Dungan, George Harlan, Ph.D., Professor of
Crop Production
Articles:
Hybrid corn: scientific crossing of old vari-
eties produces high yield in test fields.
Armour, 2:7:10-11. (900)
IVith J. R. Holbert and A. L. Lang:
Progress in hybrid corn production. III.
Farm. Inst., reprint, June, 1936, 43 pp.
(7700)
With J. R. Holbert, W. J. Mumm, J. H. Big-
ger, and A. L. Lang:
Illinois corn performance tests: 1935. III.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui., 427, pp. 283-340.
(4750)
Illinois corn performance tests: 1936. Ibid.,
429, pp. 391-420. (1700)
Dunlap, Glen LeRoy, D.V.M., M.S., Associ-
ate in Animal Pathology and Hygiene
See R. Graham.
Dunn, Cecil Gordon, Ph.D., Assistant in
Physics
Articles:
A convenient primary winding for magnetic
testing of rings in low and intermediate
magnetic fields. Rev. Sci. Inst., 7:9:359.
(Soo)
Dunnington, Guy Waldo, A.M., Assistant in
German
Books:
Carl Friederich Gauss' inaugural lecture on
astronomy and papers on the foundations
of mathematics. La. Univ. Press., Baton
Rouge, 1937- X -j- 104 pp.
Articles:
Roosevelt und der neue Kurs in U.S.A.
Gottinger Tageblait, June 11, 1936. (700)
Newton and Pope's epitaph. Scripta Math.,
4:3:290-91. (600)
Otto Neugebauer and the history of mathe-
matics. Nat. Math. Mag., 11:1:14-23.
(3600)
Oslo under the integral sign. Ibid., 11:2:85-
94. (4500)
Vigeland's monument to Abel in Oslo. Ibid.,
11:3:145-46. (1000)
In memoriam: E. J. B. Goursat. Ibid.,
1 1:4: 190. (400)
Johann Friedrich Pfaff. Ibid., 11:6:263-66.
(2000)
Wilhelm Pfaff. Ibid., 11:6:267. (450)
B. F. Thibaut (1775-183-2), early master of
the art of teaching and popularizing
mathematics. Ibid., 11:7:318-23. (2700)
Reviews:
Anekdoten aus dem Leben deutscher Mathe-
matiker, by J. Mahrenholz. Ibid., 11:1:63.
(300)
The study of the history of mathematics, by
G. Sarton. Ibid., 11:4:204-05. (400)
Johannes Kepler als Mathematiker, by F.
Kubach. Ibid., 11:5:247. (350)
Die Spharik von Menelaos aus Alexandrien
in der Verbesserung von Abu Nasr Man-
siJr b. 'All b. 'Iraq, mit Untersuchungen
zur Geschichte des Textes bei den islami-
schen Mathematikern, by M. Krause. Ibid.,
11:7:341-42. (450)
Gervinus und die Anfange der politischen
Literaturgenschichtschreibung in Deutsch-
land, by R. Unger. Monats. f. deutschen
Untcrricht, 28:7:320-21. (800)
Die Anfange der Koniglichen Sozietat der
Wissenschaften zu Gottingen, by J.
Joachim. Ibid., 28:7:321-22. (600)
12
University of Illinois
Dyas, Frederick George, M.D., Professor of
Surgery
Articles:
With L. J. Aries:
Fixation of fractures of neck of femur by
introduction of Kirschner wires. Surg.
Gyn. Obstct., 63:499-503- (500)
Dyniewicz, Josephine Marion, Ph.G., Ph.C,
Instructor in Pharmacology, Materia Med-
ica, and Therapeutics
See B. Fantus.
Elhardt, Walter Phillipp, Ph.D., Instructor in
Physiology
Articles:
Pain and weather. /. Lab. Chn. Med., 21:
12: 1427.
Emch, Arnold, Ph.D., Professor of Mathe-
matics
Articles:
On certain configurations of points in space
and linear systems of surfaces with these
as base points. Bui. Amer. Math. Soc,
43:261-65. (2000) . , J
On the construction of symmetric ruled sur-
faces. Amcr. J. Math., 59:365-70. (2400)
Rejected papers of three famous mathemati-
cians. Nat. Math. Mag., 11:1-4- (1500)
Uber eine bemerkenswerte Klasse von Hy-
perflachen. Commentari Math. Helvetia,
9:42-50. (3000)
Reviews:
Einfuhrung in die Liniengeometrie und
Kinematik, by E. A. Weiss. Bui. Amer.
Math. Soc, 42:61s. (250)
Die pseudosphare und die nichteukhdische
geometric, by F. Schilling. Ibid., 42:619.
Lezioni sulla teona geometrica delle equa-
zioni e delle funzioni algebriche, by F.
Enrignes and O. Chisini. Ibid., 41:614.
(350)
Englis, Duane Taylor, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Chemistry
Articles:
With W. J. Shannon:
Cleaning of whole kernel corn. A compari-
son of blower cleaned and flotation washed
corn. Canner, 82:23:14-16. (2000)
With R. A. Stegeman:
Observations on the determination of cu-
prous oxide as applied to sugar analysis.
J. Assoc. Official Agr. Chem., 19:480-89.
(4000)
See also V. G. Milum.
Erlckson, Edgar L., Ph.D., Associate in
History
Articles:
The European adventure of an eighteenth
century American. Penn. Hist., 3:4:259-
66. (4000)
Reviews:
The Civil War letters of Colonel Hans
Christian Heg, edited by T. C. Blegen.
Miss. Valley Hist. Rev., Sept., 1936.
(400)
Evans, Henry Pritchard, Jr., M.S., Associate
in Civil Engineering
Articles:
With Wing and Bradley:
Tunnel and Penstock tests, Chelan Station,
Washington. Trans. A.S.C.E., 101:1652:
1428-35. (4000)
Reviews:
New-method estimators handbook, by Alm-
gren and Wurum. West. Soc. Eng. Bui.,
8:2:4- (150)
Ewing, Paul Leon, M.S., Assistant Professor
of Pharmacology, Materia Medica, and
Therapeutics
Articles:
H^iV/i H. Scgenreich:
A study of decamethylenediguanidine bitar-
trate (Anticoman). /. Lab. Clin. Med.,
22:180-83. (1400)
Fahnestock, Maurice Kendall, M.S., Research
Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engi-
neering
Articles:
What's what in air conditioning. Coal-
Heat., 29:8:8-12. (3400) .
Research in summer cooling at the Univer-
sity of Illinois. /;/. Eng. Exp. Sta. Circ.,
26, pp. 123-54. (10,000)
See also A. P. Kratz and W. H. Severns.
Reviews:
Modern air conditioning: what it means to
the water utility, by L. L. Lewis and
L. H. Polderman. Amer. Water Works
J., 28:9:1195-96. (600)
Fairbanks, Berthier Wesley, Ph.D.. Special
Research Assistant in Animal Nutrition
See H. H. Mitchell.
Fairlie, John Archibald, Ph.D., Professor of
Political Science
Articles:
The legislature and the administration II.
Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev., 30:494. (sooo)
The London passenger transport board. Nat.
Mtniic. Rev., 26:23. (35oo) t. - â– 1.
The doctrine of stare decisis in British
courts of last resort. Mich. Law Rev.,
35:946. (7000)
Reviews:
Cabinet government, by W. I. Jennings.
Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev., 31:330. (800)
The king and the imperial crown, by A. B.
Keith. Ibid.
Fantus, Bernard, M.S., M.D., Professor of
Therapeutics
Books:
Year book on general therapeutics. Year
Book Pub., Chicago, 1936. 460 pp.
Articles:
Therapy of the Cook County Hospital:
therapy of nontuberculous lung abscess.
J.A.M.A., 106:1728-31. (2900)
Fluid posoperatively; statistical study. Ibid.,
107:14-17- (2800) , • - .u
The pharmacopoeia and the physician; the
choice of ointment vehicles in derma-
tology. Ibid., 107:861-63. (2500)
With T. Cornblect:
Therapy of the Cook County Hospital: the
therapy of itching (pruritus). Ibid., 106:
2144-48- (4000)
With S. H. Kraines:
Therapy of the Cook County Hospital: the
therapy of psychoneuroses. Ibid., 107:579-
.84. (5200)
With Feinberg:
Therapy of the Cook County Hospital: the
therapy of (horse) serum reactions. Ibtd.,
107:1717-19. (2200)
Publications of the Faculty
13
Fantus, Bernard — Articles (continued)
With J. M. Dynieiii'i^:s:
Phenolphthalein administration to nursing
women. Amer. J. Dig. Dis. Nutr., 3:3:
184-85. (iioo)
Phenolphthalein studies: III. Phenolphtha-
lein and activated charcoal. Ibid., 3:5:337-
41. (2300)
Phenolphthalein studies: phenolphthalein
solubilities. Ibid., 3:8:573-77. (3000)
Phenolphthalein studies: a thousand doses
of phenolphthalein: urinalyses. J.A.M.A.,
108:439-43- (5800)
Phenolphthalein studies. J.A.Ph.A., 26:236-
39. (2000)
With H. A. Dyniewicz:
The vehicle value of cherry syrup. Ibid.,
25:8:701-05. (1700)
Barbiturate vehicles. Ibid., 25:11:993-94.
(800)
With O. U. Sisson:
Syrup of ammonium mandelate. Ibid., 25:
12:1138-39. (650)
Farnham, Cecil Hodgson, B.S., First Assist-
ant in Soil Experiment Fields
See F. C. Bauer.
Faucett, Max Albert, M.S., E.E., Assistant
Professor of Electrical Engineering
See J . O. Kraehenbuehl.
Faye, Christopher Urdahl, A.M., M.S., Cata-
loger in the Library
Books:
Evangelisk luthersk folke-kalender for 1937-
(Redigert af N. A. Madson). Den
Norske synode af den Amerikanske Evan-
gelisk Lutherske Kirke, Minneapolis, 1936.
72 pp.
Articles:
Interessant gruppe ved statens 'U,' "Heims-
kringla." Skandinaven, 71:11:1. (800)
With W. Pennington-Bickford:
The "Create new? bell" of St. Clement's. The
Anchor, 1:2:33-34. (500)
Reviews:
The Catholic encyclopedia. Vol. I, rev. ed.,
1936. Library Qt., 8:2:283-86. (1400)
Fessler, William Alfred, Ph.D., Fellow in
Organic Chemistry
See R. L. Shriner.
Fett, Gilbert Howard, M.S., Instructor in
Electrical Engineering
Articles:
Short time spark over gaps. Elec. Eng., 56:
498. (1000)
Filbey, Edward Joseph, Ph.D., C.P.A., Pro-
fessor of Accountancy
Books:
Income tax problems and solutions (rev. ed.).
Univ. of 111., Urbana. 1936. 60 pp.
Fisher, C. Virginia, Ph.D., Associate in
Bacteriology and Public Health
See L. Arnold.
Flint, Wesley Pillsbury, B.S., Chief Ento-
mologist
Articles:
Three years' tests with fixed nicotines. Trans.
III. Hort. Soc, Mar. i, 1937, PP- 438-44-
(3500)
The Illinois insect hazard for 1937. Great
Lakes Banker, 18:7:3-4. (3000)
Articles (continued)
More about keeping dairy plants free of
insect pests. Milk Plant Mo., 26:5:50.
(300)
Controlling common insects. Strawberry
Culture in Illinois, by A. S. Colby, 111.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ, 453. PP- 46-51- (2600)
With H. W. Anderson:
Directions for spraying fruits in Illinois (re-
vised). Ibid., 447, pp. 1-25. (15,000)
With W. E. McCauley:
Ants, how to combat them. Ibid., 456, pp.
1-7- (3500)
With J. H. Bigger and M. D. Farrar:
Fighting grasshoppers on Illinois farms.
Ibid., 466, pp. i-ii. (6000)
With S. C. Chandler:
Results of orchard insect control experi-
ments for 1936. Trans. III. Hort. Soc,
Mar. I, 1937, pp. 274-79. (3000)
With C. W. Kearns:
Contact insecticidal properties of various
derivatives of cyclohexylamine. /. Econ.
Entom., 30:1:158-66. (5000)
Flom, (Jeorge Tobias, Ph.D., Professor of
Scandinavian Languages and English Phil-
ology
Books:
The Old Norwegian general law of the
C^ulathing. ///. Studies Lang. Lit., Vol. 20,
Nos. 3-4. Univ. of 111. Press, Urbana,
1937. 204 pp.
Old English grammar (3d ed.). D. C. Heath
and Co., Boston, xiv + 423 pp.
Articles:
On the place-names at Aurland Parish in
Sogn, Norway. Saga-Book of the Viking
Society for Northern Research. Vol. 11,
Part 3. London, 1936. pp. 260-81. (9000)
"Breaking" in Old Norse and Old English
with special reference to the relations
between them. Lang. J. Ling. Soc. Amer.,
13:2:123-36. (7500)
Reviews:
Geschichte de unbestimmten Artikels im Alt-
und Friihmittelenglischen, by P. Susskand.
J. Engl. Germ. Philol., 35:602-05. (1500)
Aus der Thidrekssaga, Wieland der Schmied,
herausgegeben von H. Reuschel. Ibid.,
35:612-13. (500)
Flynn, Charles Everette, B.S., Assistant in
Journalism
Articles:
Town talk. Column appearing three times a
week in the Daily News, Du Quoin, 111.
(80,000)
I.C.P.A. news-letter. Bui. Ser. III. Coll.
Press Assoc, 15:1:1-3; 15:2:1-3. (1600)
Foster, William Arthur, B.S., B.Arch., A.E.,
A. I. A., Associate Professor of Rural Archi-
tecture
Articles:
With D. E. Lindstrom and M. G. Fuller:
Rural community buildings. ///. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Circ, 470, pp. 3-58. (8400)
Fox, Noah, B.S., M.D., Associate in Laryn-
gology, Rhinology, and Otology
Articles:
Heating pad for the head and adnexa. Arch.
Otol., 25:212. (200)
With J. W. Horned:
Treatment of asthmatic patients in otolaryn-
gologic practice. Ibid., 25:393-404- (5000)
14
University of Illinois
Fox, Noah — Articles (continued)
Use of extract of nasal mucosa in treatment
of acute and chronic rhinosinusitis. Ibid.,
24:89-91. (1000)
Fraser, Wilber John, M.S., Professor of Dairy
Farming, Emeritus
Articles:
William Dempster Hoard, the man. Hoard's
Dairyman, 81:19:491- (>6oo)
Think through the fundamentals before start-
ing into dairy farming. Ibid., 82:4:104.
Thinking things through financially. Ibid..
82:5:141. (1700)
Thirty years of dairying. Pure Milk, 9:10:3.
(2400)
The blue grass bubble. Farm J., 61:3:18-
(1200)
Alfalfa pastures bridge the dry season. Suc-
cessful Farm., 35:3:22. (1200)
Fuller, Harry James, Ph.D., Associate in
Botany
Books:
A laboratory manual for agricultural botany
(revised). Univ. of 111. Info. Office,
mimeo., 1937- 20 pp.
Fuller, Max Golden, B.F.A., Extension
Specialist in Landscape Gardening'
See W. A. Foster.
Fuson, Reynold Clayton, Ph.D., Professor of
Organic Chemistry
Books:
With L. F. Fieser and others:
Organic syntheses. Vol. 17- John Wiley and
Sons, N.Y., 1937. v+ 112 pp.
Articles:
With H. H. Weinstock, Ir.:
Mesityl phenyl diketone. J.A.C.S., 58:1233-
36. (2600) .... . lUJ
The intercon version of mixed benzoins. Ibia.,
58:1986-88. (2100)
With R. T. Arnold:
A new synthesis of mixed benzoins. Ibid.,
58:1295-96. (900)
With L. L. Alexander:
The reversibility of the Friedel-Crafts reac-
tion. Hydrogenation. Ibid., 58: 1745-47-
(1700)
With R. E. Christ:
The condensation of /3-cyclocitral with di-
methylacrolein. Science, 84: 294-95- (7S)-
With L. L. Alexander and others:
The addition of benzene to benzalquinaldines
and benzallepidines. J.A.C.S., 1979-80.
(iioo)
With S. H. Babcock, Ir.:
The rearrangement of i-phenyl-5-benzoylcy-
clopentene oxide. Ibid.. 58:2325-26. (1300)
With R. E. Christ and G. M. Whitman:
The condensation of propenyl ketones with
ethyl oxalate. Ibid., 58:2450-52. (2100)
With A. Lippcrt and others:
A cyclopentane derivative from i, 4-dibromo-
1,4-dibenzoylbutane. Ibid., 59:-2633-34.
(1000)
With H. H. Hully and F. H. Brock:
Dihydro-i,4-pyrans. V. The structure of the
3-cyano derivatives. Ibid., 59:2634-35.
(1200)
Gant, Virgil Arnett, M.S.. Assistant in Phar-
macology, Materia Medica, and Thera-
peutics
Articles:
With H. D. Shaw:
Odor concentration in air-conditioned struc-
tures. Ind. Eng. Chem., 9:16-18. (2800)
Garner, James Wilford, Ph.D., LL.D., Dr.
Juris., Litt.D., Professor of Political Sci-
ence and Head of the Department
Articles:
Non-extradition of American citizens. Amer.
J. Internat. Law, 30:480-86. (3400)
Non-recognition of illegal territorial annexa-
tions and claims to sovereignty. Ibid.,
679-88. (4500) . .. c -1,
Questions of international law in the Spanish
Civil War. Ibid., 31:66-73- (4000)
Executive discretion in the conduct of foreign
relations. Ibid., 31:289-93. (2200)
Recent neutrality legislation of the United
States. Brit. Yr. Bk. Internat. Law, 17:
45-53. (3500) , ^ . „ .
The U.S.A. and Soviet Russia— a protest.
Ibid., 17:184-86. (850)
W. W. Willoughby, an evaluation of his con-
tributions to political science. Chapter in
Essays in Political Science, in Honor of
W. W. Willonghhv, by Mathews and Hart,
Johns Hopkins Univ. Press, 1937, PP- 3-3 1-
(7500)
Reviews:
Neutrality — The Napoleonic Period, by W. A.
Phillips and A. H. Reede; The World
War Period, by E. G. Turlington; Today
and Tomorrow, by P. C. Jessup. Amer. I.
Internat. Law, 30:552-58. (3000)
Academie de droit international, recueil de
cours, 4 vols. Ibid., 31:172-78. (2800)
American diplomatic and consular service, by
G. H. Stewart. Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev., 30:
770-71. (450) , , , r ,
The League of Nations and the rule of law,
1918-1935, by A. Zimmern. Ibid., 30:992-94.
(650) . ,
The law and procedure of international
tribunals (supplement) by J. H. Ralston.
Amer. Bar Assoc. J., 23:56. (360)
L'Execution des sentences internationales, by
E. Hambro. Ibid., 23:211. (500)
Annual digest of public international law
cases during 1929-1930, by H. Lauterpacht.
Ibid., 23:135-36. (275)
Gamett, Emily Owen, A.B., B.S., Reference
Assistant in the Library
Articles:
Reference service by telephone. Library J.,
61:21:909-11. (1800)
Gasul, Benjamin Morris, B.S., M.D., Associ-
ate in Pediatrics
Articles:
Acute epidural spinal abscess — a clinical
entity. Arch. Neurol. Psychiat., Oct., 1936,
p. 866.
Gathercoal, Edmund Norris, Ph.G., Pharm.M.,
Professor of Pharmacognosy
Books:
With Esther Meyer:
Laboratory exercises for the course in
bacteriology. Samuelson Duplicating Co.,
Chicago, 1937. 47 PP-
With E. H. Wirth:
Pharmacognosy. Lea and Febiger, Phila.,
1936. 808 pp.
Articles:
Research activities in connection with the
revision of the U.S. Pharmacopoeia and
the National Formulary. J.A.Ph.A., 25:11:
1028-36. (6000)
Publications of the Faculty
15
Gathercoal, E. N. — Articles (continued)
Report on the National Formulary. Ibid., 25:
12:1168-72. (2800)
With R. K. Snyder:
Methods used in the determination of the
alkalinity imparted to water by ampul glass.
Ibid., 26:4:321-28. (5700)
With E. G. King and R. E. Terry:
The preparation of stable ephedrine sprays.
Amer. Drug., Dec, 1936, PP- 44-45- (1100)
Geissendoerfer, John Theodore, Ph.D., Assist-
ant Professor of German
Books:
With J. W. Kurtz:
Deutsche Meisternovellen. Prentice-Hall,
N.Y., 1936. 336 pp.
Reviews:
Klassik und Romantik der Deutschen, I, Die
Grundlagen der Klassisch-romantischen
Literatur, by Franz Schultz. Gervi. Rev.,
12:133-34- (465)
Gellhorn, Ernst, M.D., Ph.D., Professor of
Physiology
Books:
With Jean Requier:
La permeabilite en physiologic at en pathol-
ogic generale. Masson et Cie, Paris, 1936.
928 pp.
Articles:
The effect of 02-lack, variations in the CO2-
content of the inspired air, and hyperpnea
on visual intensity discrimination. Amer.
J. Physiol., 115:3:679-84. (1700)
The effectiveness of carbon dioxide in com-
bating the changes in visual intensity dis-
crimination produced by oxygen deficiency.
Ibid., 117:1:75-78. (1100)
The relationship between physiologic and
psychic reactions. Iltini Scope, 6:3:1-2.
(1000)
With J. O. Dunn:
The influence of lack of vitamin A in the
diet on the phagocytosis promoting prop-
erties of the blood serum. J. Nutr., 13:3:
317-28. (3400)
With A. Janus:
The influence of partial pressure of O2 on
body temperature. Amer. J. Physiol., 116:
2:327-29. (900)
With A. Joslyn:
The influence of oxygen want, hyperpnea,
and carbon dioxide excess on psychic
processes. /. Psych., 3:161-68. (2400)
With E. H. Lambert:
Influence of carbon dioxide upon blood pres-
sure reaction to oxygen deficiency. Proc.
Soc. E.vp. Biol. Med., 36:169-71. (700)
With L. F. Moldavsky:
On the relation between hypoglycemia and
anoxemia. Ibid., 36:92-94. (600)
Geraon, John Taltwt, B.S., M.D., Associate
in Urology
Articles:
With E. Palmer and C. M. McKenna:
Some recent developments in the treatment
of neurogenic dysfunction of the bladder:
based on cystometry. /. Urol., 35:5:515-19-
(1500)
Gibbons, John Joseph, Jr., Ph.D., Instructor
in Physics
Articles:
With J. H. Bartlett and R. E. Watson:
The magnetic moment of the Li' Nucleus, II.
Phys. Rev., 50:315-
Gieseking, John Eldon, Ph.D., Associate in
Soil Physics and Soil Survey
Articles:
With H. Jenny:
Behavior of polyvalent cations in base ex-
change. Soil Sci., 42:4:273-80. (2400)
See also H. J. Snider.
Glavis, Frank Johnson, A.B., Fellow in
Chemistry
See C. S. Marvel.
Goble, George Washington, A.B., LL.B., Pro-
fessor of Law
Articles:
Life of Pinkney Walker. Diet. Amer. Biog.,
19:352-53- (700)
Life of Bushrod Washington, ioto., 19:
508-09. (1200)
Life of William Wilson. Ibid., 20:347-48.
(1000)
Life of William Allen Woods. Ibid., 20:
504-05. (900)
Life of Sigmund Zeisler. Ibid., 20:648. (700)
The moral hazard clauses of the standard
fire insurance policy. Columbia Law Rev.,
37:410-28; /. Amer. Assoc. Univ. Teachers
Ins., 4:37-54; Current Legal Thought, 3:
591-98. (9000)
Trends in theory of contracts in the United
States. Tulane Law Rev., 11:412-24. (55°°)
Gotshalk, Dilman Walter, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Philosophy
Articles:
Beauty and value: a summary. Scientia, 60:
8:118. (350)
Gowen, G. Howard, M.D., M.S., Instructor in
Public Health
Articles:
Correlation of the bacteriological and clinical
course in phage therapy of chronic furuncu-
losis of the face. III. Med. J., July, 1936.
(2100)
The rate of disappearance of bacteria from
the skin of the normal eyelids and the
normal conjunctiva. Ibid., Mar., 1937.
(2000)
A practical method of measuring and record-
ing skin test reactions. /. Lab. Clin. Med.,
22:187-90. (850)
The periodicity of poliomyelitis. ///. Health
Mess., Apr. 15, 1937- (7°°)
See also A. J. Nedzel.
Graham, Robert, B.S., D.V.M., Professor of
Animal Pathology and Hygiene
Articles:
Salmonella isolated from baby quail. /. Amer.
Vet. Med. Assoc, 88:763-64- (400)
A note on the influence of culture media on
the isolation of Pasteurella from equine
cerebral tissue of artificially inoculated
horses. Ibid., 89:59-64. (1500)
With J. P. Torrey:
A survey of the incidence of Brucella in
pasteurized and unpasteurized market milk
in Illinois. Ibid., 4i:6i4--23- (1600)
With Viola M. Michael:
Studies on incubator hygiene, VI. Note on
the resistance of S. pullorum on sterilized
and unsterilized egg shells. Poultry Set.,
85:490-91- (500) .
Studies on incubator hygiene, Vll. Results
of fumigation of S. pullorum in incubators
at full capacity. Ibid., 85:492-93- (500)
Studies on incubator hygiene, VIII. The re-
sistance of S. aertrycke, S. anatum, and
Salmonella from quail to formaldehyde
fumigation. Ibid., 85:494-95- (soo)
16
University of Illinois
Graham, Robert — Articles (continued)
With C. A. Brandly:
Pathogenicity and virulence of certain bac-
teria. Science, 84:415. (600)
With Barbara Harris:
Studies CO so-called cornstalk disease in
horses, IV. To.xic encephalitis or non-
virus encephalitis. Vet. Med., 31:340-46.
(2000)
With G. L. Dunlap:
Swine erysipelas. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ,
471. 13 pp. (2700)
With C. A. Brandly and Viola M. Michael:
Leucemia of fowls. Ibid., 467. 14 pp. (2300)
With J. P. Torrey, J. D. Mizelle, and Viola M.
Michael:
Internal parasites of poultry. Ibid., 469. 50
pp. (10,000)
Graham, Walter James, Ph.D., Professor of
English
Articles:
Thomas Baker, Mrs. Manley, and the Female
Tatler. Mod. Philol., 34:267-72. (2200)
With C. W. Roberts and C. F. Harrold:
The romantic movement: a current selective
and critical bibliography for 1936. Engl.
Lit. Hist., 4: 1-40.
"Rime et prose." Times Lit. Sup., Oct. 10,
1936, p. 815. (200)
Gray, Horace Montgomery, Ph.D.. Associate
Professor of Economics
Articles:
Recent changes in the public control of
electric rates. I. Bus., 17:5:7-10. (3000)
Reviews:
The Gas Light Company of Baltimore, by
G. T. Brown. Amer. Econ. Rev., 26:3:535.
(300)
Public utility regulation and the so-called
sliding scale, by I. Bussing. Ibid., 26:4:
774-75- (500)
Public utility industries, by G. L. Wilson,
J. M. Herring, and R. B. Eutsler. Ibid.,
2y: 1:106-67. (sooj
Green, George Kenneth, Ph.D., Instructor in
Physics
See P. G. Kruger.
Green, John William, M.S., Associate in
Agricultural Economics
Articles:
Analysis of farm management instruction in
Illinois high schools and course outline
suggestions. Dept. Agr. Econ., mimeo.,
13 PP- (6500)
Griffith, Coleman Roberts, Ph.D., Professor
of Education, and Director of the Bureau
of Institutional Research
Books:
With C. E. Skinner and others:
Readings in educational psychology. Farrar
and Rhinehart, N.Y., 1937. x + 630 pp.
GuUette, Cameron Charles, B.Mus., Ph.D.,
Assistant Professor of Romance Languages
Books:
With O. K. Lundebcrg :
Le roi des montagnes. Harpers, N.Y., 1936.
xiii + 187 pp.
Articles:
Quatrelles, a humorist among the naturalists.
French Rev., 10:5:386-97. (4400)
The Illinois Modern Language Association, a
report. Mod. Lang. I., 21:4:289-90. (450)
Articles (continued)
Conference on the curriculum, a report. Ibid.,
21:2:123-24; French Rev., 10:2:167-68.
(450)
Hackett, Robert Phillip, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Accountancy
Articles:
Property accounts for municipalities. Acct.
Rev., 12:1:64-68. (3300;
Reviews:
Municipal accounting statements. National
Committee on Municipal Accounting. Ibid.,
11:4:392-93. (800)
Accounting — elementary theory and practice,
by R. N. Owens and D. Kennedy. Ibid.,
11:3:299-301. (2600)
Hall, Benjamin Vincent, Ph.D., Associate in
Zoology
Books:
See L. J. Thomas.
Articles:
With F. A. Brown, Jr.:
The directive influence of light upon Droso-
phila melanogaster Meig and some of its
eye mutants. /. Exp. Zool., 74:2:205-20.
(Sooo)
Hall, Stanley William, B.S., Associate Pro-
fessor of Floriculture
Articles:
Prof. Dorner awarded gold medal of honor.
///. Agr., 49:6:87. (220)
Illinois floricultural students win again. Ibid.,
49:6:89. (400)
Illinois florists hold annual meeting during
short course. Flor. Rev., 79:2050:32.
Concentrated course in florists' work at Uni-
versity of Illinois. Ibid., 79:2050:33-37.
Heating system efficiency. Ibid., 79:2050:94.
Progress in bulb growing. Ibid., 79:2050:38.
Retailers demonstration. Ibid., 79:2051:31.
Hamilton, Tom Sherman, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Animal Nutrition
Sec H. H. Mitchell.
Hansen, Marcus Lee, Ph.D., Professor of
History
Articles:
Immigration and Puritanism. Norweg.-Amcr.
Studies Rcc, 9: 1-28. (8000)
Reviews:
Laur. Larsen: pioneer college president, by
Karen Larsen. Miss. Vail. Hist. Rev., 23:
4:605. (350)
Hark, Frederick William, M.S., M.D., As-
sistant Professor of Orthopaedics
See H. B. Thomas.
Harno, Albert James, LL.B., LL.D., Professor
of Law, Dean of the College of Law, and
Provost
Articles:
Rationale of a criminal code. Penn. Law
Rev., 85:6:549-63. (7000)
Changing emphasis in the profession. Re-
porter, 21:3:7-9. (1500)
Reviews:
Criminal actions in the common pleas courts
of Ohio, by C. E. Gehlke. Amcr. Bar
Assoc. J., 22:11:814-15. (900)
Cases on criminal law and procedure (3d
ed.), by W. E. Mikell. Columbia Law
Rev., 36:7:1189-90. (500)
Publications of the Faculty
17
Harno, Albert James — Reviews (continued)
Local democracy and crime control, by A. C.
Millspaugh. ///. Law Rev., 31:3:424-26.
(1000)
How to conduct a criminal case (3d ed.). by
W. H. Black. Pcnn. Lc.iv Rev.. 85:5:544.
(400)
Hartung, Adolph, M.D., Professor of Roent-
genology
Articles:
With T. J. IVacJwwski:
Irradiation therapy of intracranial neoplasms.
///. Med. J., Oct., 1936. (350)
Hassin, George Boris, M.D., Professor of
Neuropsychiatry
Articles:
Amaurotic tamily idiocy and Schilder's dis-
ease. Chapters 9 and 10, Vol. 4, Brenne-
mann's Practice of Pediatrics. W. F. Pryor
Co., Hagerstown, Md., 1937.
Reacting cells in the brain in the presence
of a foreign body. Arch. Neurol. Psychiat.,
36:2:231-47. (5500)
Reviews:
Osnovy morphologii nervnoy sistemy v nor-
malnom i patologicheskom sostoyaniyakh,
Vol. I, by L. Smirnow. J. A.M. A., 107:26:
2155-56. (550)
Plexos coroideos de los ventriculos laterales,
by E. Andia. Arch. Neurol. Psychiat., 37:
3:710. (165) ^ X TT
Pathology of the nervous system, by J. H.
Biggart. Ibid., 37:3:709- (150)
Syndrome of the craniospinal tumor: symp-
tomatology, pathology and treatment, by
Bogorodinsky. Ibid., 37:4:980. (400)
Juvenile paresis, by W. Menninger. Arch.
Path., 23:4:613. (200)
Hay, Ralph Carroll, B.S., Extension Special-
ist in Agricultural Engineering
See E. IV. Lehmann.
Hayes, William Patrick, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Entomology
Articles:
Structural differences in the greater and
lesser wax moths. /. Econ. Entom., 29:6:
1055-58. (1200;. Gleanings in Bee Culture,
64:8:465-66. (800)
With W. S. Wormser:
The permanent preservation of insects. But.
Brook. Entom. Soc, 31:3:111-28. (5100)
Reviews:
General entomology, by R. A. Wardle. /.
Econ. Entom., 29:4:809. (200)
Hazlett, William Henry, M.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Surgery
Books:
Interne's manual. St. Luke's Hospital, mimeo.,
Chicago, 1937- 85 pp.
Articles:
Pseudohermaphroditism. Clin. Bui. St. Luke's
Hosp., Vol. I. (2000)
Helbing, Albert Theodore, Ph.D., Associate
in Economics
Reviews:
Wage earners meet the depression, by R. A.
Allen and S. B. Barton. Amer. Econ.
Rei\, 26:3. (400)
L'evolution du syndicalisme aux Etats-Unis
de Washington a Roosevelt, by R. Marjolin.
Ibid., 27:1. (300)
The journeymen barbers' international union
of America, by W. S. Hall. Johns Hopkins
Alumni Mag., 25:3. (700)
Herrington, Wilson Andrew, B.S., Associate
in Farm Management
See M. L. Mosher.
Herrold, Russell Dorr, B.S., M.D., Associate
Professor of L'rology
Articles:
Altered environmental gonococcal forms and
the probable mechanism of cure in gon-
orrhea. Ayncr. J. Syph., Gonorrhea,
Venereal Dis., 20:6:614-22. (3400)
Hess, Julius Hayes, M.D., Professor of Pedi-
atrics, and Head of the Department
Articles:
Premature infants. Chapter in Brennemann's
Practice of Pediatrics. W. F. Pryor Co.,
Hagerstown, Md., 1936.
Chicago city-wide plan for the care of pre-
mature infants. J. A.M. A., 107:400-04.
With R. H. Kunstadtcr and W. Saphir:
Urinary excretion of gonadotropic hormone
in cryptorchidism. Ibid., 108:352-54.
Higgins, John A., D.D.S., Instructor in Phar-
macology, Materia Medica, and Therapeutics
See W. J. R. Camp.
Higginson, Glenn D., Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Psychology
Books:
Guide for psychology. The Macmillan Co.,
N.Y., 1937- 98 pp. ,
Manual of experimental psychology. Mc-
Knight and McKnight, Bloomington, 1936.
307 pp.
Instructor's manual for psychology. The
Macmillan Co., N.Y., 1937- 88 pp.
Exercises in general psychology. McKnight
and McKnight, Bloomington, 1936. 129 pp.
Articles:
An examination of some phases of space per-
ception. Psych. Rev., 44:1:77-96. (7200)
Maze learning with knowledge of pattern
similarity. /. Exp. Psych., 20:3:223-43.
(7500)
Hill, Roscoe Earle, M.S., Assistant in Zoology
Articles:
A new bee of the genus Coelioxys from Ne-
braska (Hymenopt.: Megachilidae). Entom.
News, 47:205-08. (1400)
Hindsley, Mark Hubert, A.M., Associate in
Music and Assistant Director of Military
Bands
Articles:
Apply foresight for results. Educ. Mus.
May., 16:4:15. (1200) ,_ , ., ,,
Football and the marching band. New-Mus.
Guide, Jan., 1937, p. 52- (1500)
Hoelscher, Randolph Philip, M.S., C.E., Pro-
fessor of General Engineering Drawing
Books:
A guide to the study of engineering drawing.
John Wiley and Sons, N.Y., 22 pp.
Hoffman, Samuel Julian, B.S., M.D., Associ-
ate in Pediatrics
Articles:
With H. Rattner:
Infantile eczema from cod liver oil. J. A.M. A.,
107:494. (600)
HoUender, Abraham Risel, M.D., Associate
in Laryngology, Rhinology, and Otology
Books:
Physical therapeutic methods in otolaryn-
gology. C. V. Mosby Co., St. Louis, 1937.
422 pp.
18
University of Illinois
HOLLENDER, ABRAHAM RiSEL (continued)
Articles:
Some otolaryngologic problems of the general
practitioner. Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat Mo.,
15:151-53-
Vasomotor rhinitis: evaluation of therapeutic
procedures with special reference to ioni-
zation. Ibid., 15:337-40.
Changing trends in otolaryngologic therapy.
Ibid., 16:81-83.
Holt, Harold Wright, A.B., LL.B., S.J.D.,
Professor of Law
Articles:
The federal interpleader act and conflict of
laws in garnishment. Univ. Chicago Law
Rev., 4:403-29. (11,000)
Hood, Marion, Ph.D., Associate in Medicine
See L. Arnold.
Hoover, William Farrin, A.M., Assistant in
Geology
Articles:
Petrography and distribution of a highly
weathered drift in the Kansas River Val-
ley. /. Sedimentary Petrol., 6:3:143-53.
Laboratory method for demonstration of
igneous rock textures. Science, 85:2208:
41 1-12.
Hopkins, B. Smith, Ph.D., D.Sc, Professor
of Inorganic Chemistry
Articles:
Recent developments in the chemistry of the
rare earth group. /. Chein. Educ, 13:
363-68. (5500)
With W. A. Taebel:
The rare earths as catalysts. Proc. Electro-
Chem. Soc, preprint 71-6. April 28, 1937,
PP- 45-51. (2500)
Reviews:
Salts and their reactions (6th ed.), by
L. Dobbin, and J. E. Mackenzie. /. Chem.
Educ, 13:448. (500)
Hostetter, Marie Miller, A.B., B.L.S., Assist-
ant Professor of Library Science
Articles:
Integration and library instruction. Bui.
Amer. Lib. Assoc, 30:8:770-74. (2600)
Howe, John Stewart, A.B., M.D., Associate
in Pathology
Articles:
The variability of the tuberculin reaction.
Proc. Inst. Med. Chicago, 11:14:296. (300)
Huegy, Harvey Wilborn, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Business Organization and
Operation
Articles:
Credit management needs a goal. Credit and
Financial Management, 38:10:8-10. 36-37.
(3200)
Tests of credit management. Ibid., 38:11:6-8.
(2800)
Huelsen, Walter A., M.S., Associate Pro-
fessor of Olericulture
Articles:
An analysis of different types of cannery
contracts and the relation of maturity to
yields and quality. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Circ, 472. (7500)
With W. H. Michaels:
The yield complex of sweet corn. Part I:
effect of advancing maturity. Part II:
Articles (continued)
relations between yield components. ///.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui., 432, pp. 505-608.
(50,000)
Hunter, Merlin Harold, Ph.D., Professor of
Economics
Articles:
Social and economic implications of our pub-
lic finances. Tax May., 14:7:409-12. (4500)
Taxation and business. Proc. 3 Short Course
in Coal Utilization, 93-100. (4000)
Taxation and business. Coal Heat, 30:2:
22-26. (4000)
State finance. Amer. Yt. Bk., 1937, pp.
223-29. (4500)
Taxation of corporate surplus. Proc. Nat.
Tax Assoc, 1936, pp. 233-43. (4500)
Reviews:
Public finance, by A. G. Buehler. /. Farm
EcoH., 18:4:784. (300)
Public finance, by H. L. Lutz. Acct. Rev.,
11:3:299. (250)
Huntington, Whitney Clark, M.S., C.E., Pro-
fessor of Civil Engineering and Head of
the Department
Articles:
Structural engineering. Amer. Yr. Bk., 1936,
pp. 626-36. (7000)
Dams. Nelson's Encyc, 1936, pp. 535B-D,
536A-B. (7000)
Bridges. Ibid., pp. 287-91, 291A-J, 292-96.
(16,000)
Hutchinson, James, Associate in Floriculture
Articles:
Pruning ornamental shrubs. Dept. Flor.
Pamphlet, 3, 1936.
Hyneman, Charles S., Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Political Science
Books:
The constitution and the judicial process: a
collection of materials. Univ. ot 111. Info.
Office, mimec, 1936. 291 pp.
Articles:
Administrative adjudication: an analysis. Pol.
Sci. Qt., 51:3:383-417; 4:516-37. (23,000)
Recent publication of political interest (bibli-
ography). Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev., 30:3:
616-45; 4:826-51; 5:1033-61; 6:1227-51; 31:
1:174-97:2:378-406. (50,000)
Ingraham, Raymond Clifford, Ph.D., Instruc-
tor in Physiology
Articles:
With M. B. Visscher:
Effects of a divalent cation on sodium re-
moval from intestinal loops. Proc. Soc.
Exp. Biol. Med., 36:201-02. (500)
With L. F. Moldavsky and E. GcUhorn:
On the relation between hypoglycemia and
anoxemia. Proc. Amer. Physiol. Soc, 49
An. Meet., Apr., 1937, p. 85. (150)
Jackson, Chester Oscar, A.M.. Assistant Pro-
fessor of Physical Education for Men
Articles:
Recent changes in student teaching curricula
and major problems in teacher training at
forty-three institutions of higher learning.
Amer. Phys. Educ Assoc. Res. Qt., 7:2:
108-19. (3200)
Suggested programs for demonstrations and
exhibitions. /. Health Phys. Ed., 8:2:
84-89, 118-20. (4500)
Sanitation in athletics. Scholastic Coach,
6:2:34. (850)
Publications of the Faculty
19
Jackson, Chester Oscar — Articles (continued)
Practical sanitation in high school athletics.
///. H. S. Athlete, 9:4:50-51 (300); 9:5:
74-75 (400); 9:6:87. (300)
Health practices? Ibid., 9:8::2i-22. (375)
With W. O. Alstrom: .
Pupil interest in physical education activities.
Scholastic Coach, 6:3:8-9, 31-32. (2600)
Reviews:
Partners in play, by Mary J. Breen. Atner.
Phys. Educ. Assoc. Res. Qt., 8:1:163. (400)
Jacob, Paul Emile, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
of Romance Languages
See S. F. Will.
Jehle, Mimi Ida, Ph.D., Associate in German
Articles:
The attitude towards woman in the modern
German novel. Monats. f. Deutschen
Unterricht, 29:4:109-14. (2800)
Jensen, Vernon Peter, Ph.D., Special Re-
search Assistant Professor of Theoretical
and Applied Mechanics
Articles:
Stress analysis by means of polarized light
with special reference to bridge rollers.
Bui. Assoc. States Eng. Soc, 11:4:9-24.
(4000)
With D. L. Holl:
An application of derivatives of non-analytic
functions in plane stress problems. Bui.
Amer. Math. Soc, 43:4:256-60. (2000)
Jirka, Frank Joseph, M.D., Assistant Profes-
sor of Surgery
See C. S. Scuderi.
Joannides, Minas, M.S., M.D., Associate in
Surgery
Articles:
Oleothorax in collapse therapy of pulmonary
tuberculosis. An experimental and clinical
study and a review of the literature. Amer.
Rev. Tuberc, 34:561-613.
Ahepa takes the initiative. Ahepa Mag., 9:1:
16-17.
With O. C. Schlack.
Use of phrenic neurectomy combined with
artificial pneumoperitoneum for collapse of
adherent tuberculous lung. /. Thor. Surg.,
6:2:218.
Jobst, Valentine, Ph.D., Instructor in Politi-
cal Science
Articles:
Reservations to multipartite treaties. Amer.
J. Internat. Law, 31:318-20. (1000)
Reviews;
Theorie et pratique des traites interna-
tionaux, by A.-F. Frangulis. Ibid., 30:
564-65. (400J
Maritime neutrality to 1780, by C. J. Kulsrud.
Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev., 31:162-63. (350)
Johnson, Alice Sarah, A.B., B.L.S., Lecturer in
Library Science, and Reference Librarian
Books:
With Margaret Hutchins and Margaret S.
Williams:
Guide to the use of libraries; a manual for
college and university students (5th ed.).
H. W. Wilson Co., N.Y., 1936, 252 pp.
(abridged ed., 86 pp.)
Johnson, Percy Evert, B.S., First Assistant
in Soil Experiment Fields
See F. C. Bauer.
Johnson, Sveinbjom, A.M., LL.B., LL.D.,
University Counsel and Professor of Law
Reviews:
Subsidiaries and affiliated corporations, by
E. R. Latty. Penn. Law Rev., 85:4:435-37.
(800)
Handbook on the law of private corporations,
by R. S. Stevens. Georgetown Law Rev.,
25:2:495-97. (900)
Johnson, Walter Gilbert, Ph.D., Instructor in
English
Books:
James Thomson's influence on Swedish litera-
ture of the eighteenth century. ///. Studies
Lang. Lit., Vol. 29, Nos. 3-4. Univ. of
111. Press, Urbana, 1936. 202 pp.
Beginning Swedish. Burgess Pub. Co., Min-
neapolis, 1936. 130 pp.
Johnston, Paul Evans, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Agricultural Economics Extension
Articles:
The farmer's interest in world trade. Dept.
Agr. Econ., mimeo. (2000)
With J. B. Cunningham:
Summary of annual farm business reports —
reports on one thousand six hundred
thirty-nine farms for 1935. Ibid. (500)
With J. B. Cunningham and others:
A series of 42 annual farm business reports
for counties or groups of counties in Illi-
nois. Ibid. (8000)
With V. W. Kelley:
Enterprise cost analysis of forty-one fruit
farms. Ibid. (500)
Johnstone, Henry Eraser, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Chemical Engineering
Articles:
With J. Kunz:
Graphical solution of a differential equation
of diffusion and chemical reaction. Sci.
Rpts. Tohoku Imperial Univ., Anniversary
Vol., Ser. I, 1936. (2000)
With A. D. Singh:
Recovery of sulfur dioxide from waste gases.
Ind. Eng. Chetn., 29:286-97. (7500)
Jones, Fred Mitchell, Ph.D., Associate in
Business Organization and Operation
Books:
Middlemen in the domestic trade of the
United States, 1800-1860. ///. Studies Soc.
Sci., Vol. 21, No. 3. Univ. of 111. Press,
Urbana, 1937. 81 pp.
Articles:
Retail stores in the United States, 1800-1860.
/. Marketing, 1:2:134-42. (6000)
Kadow, Kenneth John, Ph.D., Associate Pa-
thologist in Horticulture
Articles:
With L. H. Shropshire:
Diseases and insect pests of cabbage and
related plants. Identification and control.
///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ, 454.
See also H. W. Anderson and W. A. Ruth.
Kampmeier, Otto Frederic, Ph.D., M.D., Pro-
fessor of Anatomy and Head of the De-
partment
Books:
A manual of instruction of human morphol-
ogy. Part III. Edwards Bros., Ann Arbor,
Mich., 1936. 108 pp.
20
University of Illinois
Kampmeier, Otto Frederic — (continued)
Articles:
Union catalogue of medical literature in
Chicago now open for reference. Bui.
Med. Lib. Assoc. Qt., Feb., 1936, p. 169.
(300)
Kearns, Clyde Wilson, Ph.D., Special Re-
search Assistant in Entomology
See IV. P. Flint.
Keeton, Robert Wood, M.S., M.D., Professor
of Medicine and Head of the Department
Articles:
The treatment of malnutrition in general
practice. Med. Clin. N. Amer., Jan., 1937.
(17,000)
With L. R. Limarzi and L. Seed:
Early effect of total thyroidectomy in a case
of polycythemia vera. Proc. Sac. Exp.
Biol. Med., 36:3:353-56. (900)
Kelley, Victor Wendell, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Horticulture Extension
Articles:
Grape pruning in Illinois. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Lire, 468, pp. I- 1 6. (6500)
The condition of apple trees in western Illi-
nois following the severe winter and
drouth. Trans. III. Hart. Soc, 70:456-71.
(6000)
The economic outlook for the Illinois apple
crop in 1937. Ibid., 70:3.73-84- (4500)
Problems of fruit growers in 1936. Ibid., 70:
302-06. (2000)
See also P. E. Johnston.
Eendeigh, Samuel Charles, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Zoology
Articles:
With S. P. Baldwin:
Factors affecting yearly abundance of pas-
serine birds. Ecol. Mo., 7:1:91-124.
(14,000)
Eendrick, Aaron B., Ph.D., Associate in
Medicine
Articles:
With M. E. Hanke:
The use of iodine and other modifications in
the Van Slyke manometric amino nitrogen
method. /. Biol. Chem., 117:161-74. (4000)
Ketchum, Pierce Waddell, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Mathematics
Articles:
On the expansion of a function analytic at
distinct points. Bui. Ayncr. Math. Soc,
43:115-21. (1500)
Keyes, Donald Babcock, Ph.D., Professor of
Chemical Engineering
Articles:
Cracking of petroleum. Trans. Amer. Inst.
Chem. Eny., 32:473. (5000)
Keyser, Louis Schrber, M.S., Assistant in
Chemistry
Articles:
A simplified laboratory stirrer and melting
point bath. /. Chem. Educ, 13:590-91.
Kirkham, Edward James, Jr., M.S., Assistant
in Accountancy
Articles:
Depreciation under the income tax. Acct.
Rev., 11:4:345-73. (26,000)
Kneier, Charles Mayard, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Political Science
Articles:
Power of congress to provide for the re-
adjustment of municipal debts. Mich. Law
Rev., 34:1252-54. (900)
Constitutional home rule. Ibid., 35:841-43.
(900)
Konzo, Seichi, M.S., Special Research Assist-
ant Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Articles:
Factors affecting fuel saving. ///. Eng. Exp.
Sta. Circ, 26, pp. 100-17. (7000)
See also A. P. Krats.
Kraehenbuehl, John Otto, M.S., E.E., Asso-
ciate Professor of Electrical Engineering
Books:
With M. A. Faucctt:
Machines in electrical engineering. John
Swift and Co., St. Louis, 1937. 341 pp.
Articles:
An investigation of student study lighting.
///. Eng. Exp. Sta. Circ, 28. (7000)
Problems in building lighting. Ibid., 29.
(5000)
Study facilities in college dormitories. Sight-
Saving Rev., 7:1:20-34. (3500)
Problems in building lighting. Trans. Assoc.
Supts. Bldgs. & Grounds of Univ. & Coll.,
1936- (4500)
Kraines, Samuel Henry, B.S., M.D., Associate
in Psychiatry
Articles:
Standards for private sanitariums for the
care of patients with nervous or mental
diseases. III. Med. J., 65:154.
See also Bernard Fantus.
Eratz, Alonzo Plumstead, M.S., Research Pro-
fessor of Mechanical Engineering
Articles:
Physical factors affecting comfort. ///. Eng.
Exp. Sta. Circ, 26, pp. 26-44. (5200)
Importance of structure in heating and venti-
lating. Architec Rec, 81:3:41. (2400)
With M. K. Fahnestock and S. Konzo :
Investigation of summer cooling in the warm
air heating research residence. III. Eng.
Exp. Sta. Bui., 290, pp. I-I37- (42,000)
With M. K. Fahnestock, S. Konzo, and E. L.
Brodcrick:
Study of summer cooling using water from
the city water mains. Heating, Piping and
Air Conditioning. Amer. Soc. Heat. Vent.
Eng. J., 8:5:278-88. (7500)
With S. Konzo:
Performance of oil-fired warm-air furnaces
in the research residence. Ibid., 8:12:
693-704. (8500)
With M. K. Fahnestock and E. L. Broderick:
The cooling and heating rates of a room with
different types of steam radiators and
convectors. Ibid., 9:4:251-64. (10,000)
With H. J. Macintire:
Comfort cooling in the research residence at
the University of Illinois. Refrig. Eng.,
33:1:29-36. (3500)
Krehbiel, Robert Henry, Ph.D., Instructor in
Anatomy
Articles:
Cytological studies of the decidual reaction
in the rat during early pregnancy and in
the production of deciduomata. Phys. Zool.,
10:2:212-34. (l2,000)
Publications of the Faculty
21
Kruger, P. Gerald, Ph.D., Associate Professor
of Physics
Articles:
IVith S. G. IVeissberg:
Deep terms in Ti VI, V VII, Cr VIII and
Mn IX. Phys. Rev., 49:872.
Series spectra in Mn VII and Fe VIII.
Ibid., 49:873-
With G. K. Green:
A million volt cyclotron. Ibid., 51:57-
A transmission line for cyclotron operation.
Ibid.
The construction and operation of the cyclo-
tron to produce one million volt deuterons.
Bui. Amer. Phys. Soc, April, 1937.
With G. K. Green and F. W. Stallmann:
Cyclotron operation without filaments. Phys.
Rev., 51:291.
With L. W. Phillips:
Spectra of Sc IV and Sc V. Bui. Amer.
Phys. Soc, April, 1937-
With H. S. Pattin:
Spectra of Sc VI and Sc VII. Ibid.
With W. E. Shoupp:
Scattering of neutrons by protons. Ibid.
Kudo, Richard Roksabro, D.Sc, Associate
Professor of Zoology
Articles:
Studies on Nyctotherus ovalis Leidy, with
special reference to its nuclear structure.
Arch. f. Protistenk., 87:1:10-42.
Reviews:
The Invertebrata (2d ed.), by L. A. Borra-
daile et al. Bot. Zool., 4:4:135.
Protoplasm, by W. Seifritz. Ibid., 4:8:143.
Introduction to human parasitology (5th ed.),
by A. C. Chandler. Tokio Med. J., 2985:41.
Manson's tropical diseases (loth ed.), by
P. H. Manson-Bahr. Ibid., 2992:34.
A guide to human parasitology for medical
practitioners (2d ed.), by D. B. Blacklock
and T. Southwell. Ibid., 2992:34.
Precis de parasitologic (5th ed.), by E.
Brumpt. Ibid., 3019:58.
The microscope (i6th ed.), by S. H. Gage.
Ibid., 3019:59.
Traite d'helminthologie medicale et veterin-
aire, by Neveu-Lemaire. Ibid., 3020:47.
Kuhlman, Alvin Frederick, M.S., Associate
in Dairy Husbandry
See W. B. Nevens.
Kunz, Jakob, Ph.D., Professor of Mathemati-
cal Physics
Articles:
Farhenerscheinungen in kolloidalen Kali-
umdampfen. Physik. Zeits., 37:415.
Die Druckverhaltnisse beider dunklen Entla-
dung. Arch. f. Electrotechnik, 30:6.
Discussion H of working and recrystalliza-
tion structure. Trans. A.S.M., Dec, 1936,
P- 1033.
With H. F. Johnstone:
Graphical solution of a differential equation
of diffusion and chemical reaction. Set.
Rpts. Tohoku Imperial Univ., Anniversary
Vol., Ser. I, 1936. (2000)
With S. H. Babcock:
Optical rotatory power of solutions in an
electric field. Philos. Mag., 32:616.
Ladd, Robert Lelon, M.S., M.D., Assistant
Professor of Pathology and of Oral Pathol-
ogy
Articles:
With V. J. O'Conor:
Intra-prostatic injections and experimental
study. I.A.M.A., 107: 1185-88.
Intra-prostatic injections and experimental
study with further observations. /. Urol.,
37:4:557-69-
Lang, Alvin Leonard, M.S., Assistant Chief
in Soil Experiment Fields
See F. C. Bauer and G. H. Dungati.
Lansford, Wallace Monroe, M.S., C.E., As-
sistant Professor of Theoretical and Ap-
plied Mechanics
Articles;
The use of an elbow in a pipe line for
determining the rate of flow in the pipe.
///. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui., 289. (10,000)
Larson, Laurence Marcellus, Ph.D., LL.D.,
Professor of History, Emeritus
Articles:
The collection and preservation of sources.
Nortv.-Amer. Studies Rec, 9:95-105. (3800)
Law, Glenn Cline, M.S., Instructor in Physi-
cal Education for Men
Books:
Wrestling for high school and college. Daniels
and Shoaf, Champaign, 1937. 109 pp.
Articles:
Illinois high school wrestling tournament.
H. S. Athlete, Apr., 1937. (1000)
Lederer, Francis Loeffler, B.S., M.D., Profes-
sor of Laryngology, Rhinology, and Otology
Books:
Cyclopedia of medicine service. Vol. XIII.
(Chief associate editor), pp. 758-842. F. A.
Davis Co., Phila., 1936.
Taber's digest of medical terms. (Associate
editor). F. A. Davis Co., Phila., 1937.
Articles:
Malignant neoplasms. Chapter 28 of Physical
Therapeutic Methods in Otolaryngology,
by A. R. Hollender. C. V. Mosby Co.,
St. Louis, 1937.
Malignancies of the nasal accessory sinuses.
Wis. Med. J., Apr., 1937-
Lee, Frederic Edward, Ph.D., Professor of
Economics
Articles:
A difficult balancing act. Banking, 19:9:96.
(500)
British banks survey cheap money road.
Barron's, 17:14:7-8. (2500)
Why devaluation has not raised prices as
promised by its advocates. Chicago J.
Com., 16:210:1. (1000)
Devaluation permits foreigners to buy securi-
ties cheaply. Ibid., 16:211:1-2. (1500)
U. S. devaluation unique in inflation possi-
bilities. Ibid., 16:212:1-3. (1200)
Monetary experiments new in fact or new
to experimenters? Ibid., 16:239:1. (1000)
Should be rid of heterogeneous currency
issues. Ibid., 16:240:1. (1200)
New monetary unit is uncertainty. Ibid.,
16:241:1. (800)
Monetary policy and long-term investments.
Economist, 2$: 12:26. (4000)
Our universities and bankers' educational
conferences. Great Lakes Banker, 18:4:4-5.
(2000)
Bank management under a variable monetary
policy. Ibid., 18:8:12. (3500)
22
University of Illinois
Lee, Frederic Edward — (continued)
Reviews:
The system of Chinese public finance, by Lee
Chou-Ying. Amer. Econ. Rev., Mar., 1937.
(400)
Lehmann, Emil Wilhelm, B.S., E.E., A.E.,
Professor of Agricultural Engineering and
Head of the Department
Articles:
Fencing with electricity. Successful Farming,
Aug., 1936. (1000)
Midwest truck irrigation. Country Gent.,
Feb., 1937. (250)
Ridge buster. Ibid., Apr., 1937. (250)
New equipment pays. Ibid., June, 1937. (350)
With R. C. Hay:
Terraces to save the soil. III. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Circ, 459. 31 pp.
Leonard, Maria, A.M., Litt.D., Dean of
Women
Articles:
Values. Arrow, May, 1936. (1000)
With Mildred Warren:
Today's books for today's girls. Univ. of
111. Office of Dean of Women.
Lescher, Frank Mills, B.S., A. I. A., Associate
Professor of Architecture
Articles:
New building trends make new home owners.
///. J. Com., 28:7:14. (5300)
Levinson, Samuel Azor, M.S., M.D., Associ-
ate Professor of Pathology and Assistant
Professor of Medicine
Books:
With R. P. MacFate:
Clinical laboratory diagnosis. Lea and
Febiger, Phila., 1937. 877 pp.
Levinson, Sidney Older, B.S., M.D., Instruc-
tor in Pediatrics
Articles:
A five year review of anterior poliomyelitis
in the Chicago area. III. Med. J., Sept.,
1936. (4200)
Lichtenstein, Ben William, M.D., M.S., In-
structor in Neurology
Articles:
With H. Zeitlin:
Occlusion of the anterior spinal artery. Arch.
Neurol. Psychiat., 36:96-111.
Caisson disease. Arch. Pathol., 22:86-98.
Actinomycotic abscess of the brain. Ibid.,
23:58-66.
Llmarzi, Louis Robert, B.S., M.D., Associate
in Medicine
See R. W. Keeton.
Lindstrom, David Edgar, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Rural Sociology
Articles:
Forces affecting participation of farm people
in rural organization. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Bui. 423, pp. 79-'-27. (13.500)
Selectivity of 4-H club work: an analysis of
factors influencing membership. Ibid., 426,
pp. 247-78. (9000)
Some factors affecting social welfare in rural
areas of Alexander County, Illinois, 1934.
111. Agr. Exp. Sta., mimeo. 45 pp. (12,000)
The community unit (rev.). Ext. Serv. Agr.
Home Econ., mimeo., 22 pp. (7200)
An outline to guide discussion on community
forces at work. Ibid., 2 pp. (500)
Articles (continued)
Some pointers on leading discussion with
reference to the topic how can we improve
our citizenship. Ibid., 3 pp. (900)
A discussion outline on characteristics of a
farm community in which I would like to
live. Ibid., 3 pp. (900)
Organizing rural discussion team tourneys.
Ibid., 15 pp. (1000)
Suggestions for chairmen and guides of dis-
cussion teams. Ibid., 10 pp. (4500)
Illinois rural youth discuss good citizenship.
Rural Amer., 14:8:9-10. (700)
For better community meetings. ///. Agr.
Assoc. Rec, 15:4:23-24. (1400)
The music and dance festival. Ibid., 14:10:22.
(1500)
With Ida Johns and R. Handschin:
Rural welfare and relief work in eleven
counties representative of rural Illinois.
111. Agr. Exp. Sta., mimeo., 21 pp. (6600)
With E. H. Rcgnier:
Extension work in rural sociology. Ext.
Serv. Agr. Home Econ., mimeo., 6 pp.
(3000)
See also W. A. Foster.
Litman, Simon, Dr.Jur.Pub. et Rer.Cam., Pro-
fessor of Economics
Reviews:
Abolish slumps: a diagnosis of the trade
cycle, by A. W. Knight. Amer. Econ. Rev.,
27:1:150. (300)
Littleton, Ananias Charles, Ph.D., C.P.A.,
Professor of Accountancy and Assistant
Director of the Bureau of Business Research
Articles:
The professional college. Acct. Rev., 11:2:
109-17. (4500)
Concepts of income underlying accounting.
Ibid., 12:1:13-22. (5500)
Reviews:
Stabilized accounting, by H. W. Sweeney.
Ibid., 11:3:296-99. (2000)
Lloyd, John William, Ph.D., Professor of
Olericulture
Articles:
Relation of the spray residue problem to co-
operative marketing. Amer. Cooperation,
1936, pp. 489-90. (550)
Lohmann, Karl Baptiste, M.L.A., Professor of
Landscape Architecture
Articles:
A regional planning program for Champaign
Co., 111. Regional Planning Commission
of Champaign County, 32 pp. (17,000)
The heritage of a town well-named. Amer.
City, Dec, 1936, p. 97; Town and Country
Planning of Great Britain, Mar., 1937, p.
76. (450)
Some unpublished regional planning com-
ments by the late Henry Wright, Com-
munity Planner. Planning and Civic Com-
ment, July-Sept., 1936, pp. 20-26. (3500)
Low, Abraham Adolph, M.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Psychiatry
Books:
Studies in infant speech and thought, Part I.
///. Med. Dent. Monog., Vol. i. No. 2.
Univ. of 111. Press, Urbana, 1936. 71 pp.
Luce, Wilbur Marshall, Ph.D., Associate in
Zoology
See L. J. Thomas.
Publications of the Faculty
23
Lybyer, Albert Howe, Ph.D., Professor of
History
Articles:
United States relations in the Orient and
Near East. Amer. Yr. Bk., Mar., 1937, pp.
88-93. (3500)
Articles on Arabia, Egypt, Greece, Iran,
Iraq, Palestine, Syria, and Turkey in
"Annual for 1936" of World Book Ency-
clopedia. (5500)
Mohammed the conqueror. Slavonic and East
European Rev., 15:639-48. (4500)
Lyon, Stuart Wellington, M.S., Special Re-
search Assistant in Engineering Materials
Articles:
IVith H. B. Wishart:
Effect of overload on the fatigue properties
of several steels at various low tempera-
tures. A.S.M., 1936, preprint. (2000)
See also H. F. Moore.
Lyon, Will Person, A.B., M.D., Assistant
Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Diagnosis and treatment of industrial
neuroses.
MacFate, Robert Preston, Ch.E., M.S.. Asso-
ciate in Pathology and Assistant Director
of the Hospital Laboratory
See S. A. Levinson.
Macintire, Horace James, M.M.E., Professor
of Refrigeration
Books:
Refrigeration engineering. John Wiley and
Sons, X.Y., 1937. 415 pp.
Articles:
With A. P. Kratz:
Comfort cooling in the research residence of
the University of Illinois. Refrig. Eng.,
33:1:29-36.
Mackay, Roland Parks, A.B., M.D., Associate
Professor of Psychiatry
Articles:
With G. W. Hall:
Forms of familial ataxia resembling multiple
sclerosis. A clinical study. Arch. Neurol.
Psychiat., 37:19-31. (6000)
MacMasters, Majel Margaret, Ph.D., Asso-
ciate in Home Economics
See Sybil Woodruff.
Martin, Robert Samuel, Ph.D., Associate in
Mathematics
Articles:
With A. J. Maria:
Representation of positive harmonic func-
tions. Duke Math. J., 2:3:517-29. (3800)
Marvel, Carl Shipp, Ph.D., Professor of Or-
ganic Chemistry
Articles:
With William J. Sparks:
Rearrangement of polynes. IX. Dimers of
Tri-f-butyl-ethynylmethyl halides. J.A.C.S.,
58:865-70. (5400)
With P. S. Pinknev, G. A. Nesty, and R. H.
Wiley:
Hydrophenanthrenes and related ring sys-
tems from dieneynes. Ibid., 58:972-76.
(4100)
Articles (continued)
With J. H. Brou-n and H. W. Durand:
The reduction of aromatic compounds with
hydrogen and a platinum oxide-platinum
black catalyst in the presence of halogen
acid. Ibid., 58:1594-96. (2700)
With L. L. Ryden:
Polysulfones from acetylenes and sulfur
dioxide. Ibid., 58:2047-50. (2700)
With J. C. Cowan:
Ammonium salts from bromopropylamines.
VI. Salts of polymeric tertiary amines.
Ibid., 58:2277-79. (2300)
With F. J. Glavis and L. L. Ryden:
The reaction between sulfur dioxide and
olefins. V. The structure of the polysul-
fones from olefins of the type RCH = CH2.
/fcirf., 59:707-11. (3600)
Reviews:
Laboratory methods of organic chemistry, by
L. Gatterman; rev. by H. Wieland. Ibid.,
59:772. (220)
Mathews, John Mabry, Ph.D., Professor oi
Political Science
Books edited:
With J. Hart:
Essays in political science, in honor of Westel
Woodbury Willoughby. Johns Hopkins
Univ. Press, Baltimore, 1937. viii + 364 pp.
Reviews:
A diplomatic history of the United States,
by S. F. Bemis. Amer. J. Internat. Law,
31:2:362-63. (500)
American diplomacy: policies and practice,
by B. H. Williams. Ibid., 30:3:570-71.
(400)
Current problems of public policy, edited by
C. A. Beard and G. H. E. Smith. Amer.
Pol. Sci. Rev., 30:6:1208. (300)
Mattoz, Konnan Thomas, Ph.D., Assistant in
Zoology
Articles:
A new fairy shrimp belonging to the genus
Pristicephalus. Amer. Mid. Naturalist, 17:
6:950-53. (1300)
Sex organs and reproduction in Campeloma
rufum, a fresh-water snail. Anat. Rec,
67: i(sup.i):77. (250)
Mays, Arthur Beverly, A.M., Professor of
Industrial Education
Articles:
Neglected values in industrial arts. Amer.
I'oc. Assoc. J., Feb., 1937. (1500)
The educational beliefs of a professor of
industrial education. Peabody J. Educ,
Mar., 1937. (750)
Industrial arts in the new curriculum. Ind.
Arts. Voc. Educ. Mag., Feb., 1937. (2000)
Practical arts as moral education. Ibid.,
June, 1936. Character, Dec, 1936. (3800)
McGuigan, Hugh Alister, Ph.D., M.D.. Pro-
fessor of Pharmacology. Materia Medica,
and Therapeutics, and Head of the Depart-
ment
Books:
An introduction to materia medica and
pharmacology. C. V. Mosby Co., St. Louis,
1936. 580 pp.
Articles:
Medical thermometry. Ann. Med. Hist., 9:
148-54. (3400)
McKenna, Charles Morgan, B.S., M.D., Pro-
fessor of Urology
See J. T. Gernon.
24
University of Illinois
McMunn, Richard Lacey, M.S., Assistant
Professor of Pomology
Articles:
Tables for rapid calculations of spray and
dust requirements. ///. Hort., Apr., 1937.
(2500)
Fruit bud hardiness in peach varieties. Proc.
Amcr. Soc. Hort. Sci., 34:233-37. (2800)
Metcalf, Clell Lee, D.Sc, Professor of Ento-
mology and Head of the Department
Articlks:
Bugaboo or backbone? /. Ecoii. Entom., 30:
2:382-84. (1200)
Reviews:
The pioneer century of American entomology,
by H. B. Weiss. Ibid., 29:3:636-37. (1000)
Meyer, Curtis Erdmund, Ph.D., Special Re-
search Assistant in Chemistry
See W. C. Rose.
Meyer, Esther, Ph.B., M.S., Instructor in
Bacteriology
Books:
See E. N. Gathercoal.
Articles:
With Virginia Ryan :
Bacteriologic studies of the blood of normal
individuals and rheumatic fever patients.
/. Lab. Clin. Med., 22:113-16. (1000)
Michaud, Regis, A.M., Professor of Romance
Languages
Articles:
Le mouvement litteraire et social de gauche
aux Etats-Unis. Grande Rev., 150:5:461-83.
(18,000). Part III, Ibid., 150:6:628-49.
( iS,ooo)
French criticism in the past decade. Bks.
Abroad, 10:4:392-95. (2300)
French literature under Leon Blum. Ibid.,
11:2:167-68. (1800)
Le "Professeur Clemenceau." French Rev.,
10:1:23-29. (2500)
Miles, Russell Hancock, M.Mus., Associate
Professor of Music
Music:
The song of the lacemaker. Part-song for
mixed voices. H. W. Gray Co., N.Y.
14 pp.
Miller, George Abram, Ph.D., LL.D., Pro-
fessor of Mathematics, Emeritus
Articles:
Groups in which the squares of the operators
generate a cyclic group. Proc. Nat. Acad.
Sci., 22:288-91. (1900J
Regular subgroups of a transitive substitu-
tion group. Ibid., 22:375-77. (1200)
Groups containing a relatively large number
of operators of the same order. Ibid.,
22:541-43. (1500)
Number of abelian groups of a given order.
Ibid., 22:654-55. (700)
Enumeration ot the abelian groups whose
orders do not exceed a given number.
Ibid., 22:700-03. (2000)
Groups whose prime powers generate a cyc-
lic subgroup. Ibid., 22:703-06. (1700)
Groups which contain an abelian subgroup of
prime index. Ibid., 23:13-16. (1800)
The groups of order p"" which have m-i
independent generators. Ibid., 23:234-36.
(1500)
Resume: basal facts in the history of math-
ematics. Scientia, 31:66. (200)
Articles (continued)
Group theory definitions in Webster's New
International Dictionary. Math. Gazette,
20:143-44. (500)
A dozen mathematical errors in Webster's
Dictionary. Science, 85:418-19. (400)
Fundamental ideas in the history of mathe-
matics. Math. Student, 3:321-26. (2200)
Group theory in the secondary schools.
Sch. and Soc, 44:344-45. (800)
Group theory in mathematical education.
Ibid., 45:183-85. (800)
Factor congruences in the history of mathe-
matics. Tohoku Math. J., 42:362-65. (1500)
False group theory. Sci. Mo., 44:280-03.
(2100)
Reviews:
Erreurs de mathematiciens des origines a
nos jours, by Maurice Lecat. Scripta
Matheynatica, 4:470-72. (900)
Miller, Lawrence Byrne, B.S., Associate in
Soil Experiment Fields
See F. C. Bauer.
Miller, Leo Frederick, B.S., M.D., Instructor
in Orthopaedics
Articles:
Osteochondritis dissecans of the capitellum
of the humerus. Radiol., 27:2:237-39.
(1000)
Miller, Richard Froman, Ph.D., Assistant in
Chemistry
Sec R. Adams and J. C. Bailor.
Milum, Vern G., Ph.D., Assistant Professor
of Entomology
Articles;
Resolutions adopted at International Bee-
keepers' ConterencCj^ San Antonio, Texas,
November, 1936. Gleanings in Bee Cul-
ture, 65:85-116. (650)
Suggestions on resolutions. Beekeepers'
Item, 21:194-95. (500)
IVith E. G. Lynn and D. T. Englis:
Effect of processing and storage on compo-
sition and color of honey. Food Research,
1:255-61. (2100)
Mitchell, David Ray, M.S., E.M., Associate
Professor of Mining and Metallurgical
Engineering
Articles:
Preparation and utilization of coal for do-
mestic fuel, and sampling coal shipments.
Proc. sd Short Course in Coal Utilization,
1936, Coal-Heat, 30:8. (7000)
Coal segregation problems. Proc. ijth Fuel
Engrs. Meet. 1936, Coal-Heat, 30:9.
(sooo)
The Rheolaveur coal cleaning process. Trans.
A.S.M.E., 1936. (700)
Dry cleaning of coal by air-sand process.
Ibid. (600)
With C. M. Smith:
Possible recovery of coal from waste at Illi-
nois mines. ///. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui., 285.
44 PI'-
Mitchell, Harold Hanson, Ph.D., Professor of
Animal Nutrition
Articles:
Dry rendered tankage is superior in feed
tests. Nat. Provisioner, Feb. 20, 1937, pp.
11-12. (1400)
Carl von Voit. /. Nutr., 13:3-13. (5000)
With T. S. Hamilton:
The estimation of the heat production of
cattle from the insensible loss in body
weight. /. Agr. Res., 52:837-54. (5000)
Publications of the Faculty
25
Mitchell, H. Hanson — Articles (continued)
Sex differences in anemic rates. Science,
85:364-66. (2000)
With B. IV. Fairbanks:
The relation between calcium retention and
the store of calcium in the bodj', with
particular reference to the determination
of calcium requirements. /. Nutr., 11:
551-72- (7500)
Mohn, Paul Eugene, M.S.. M.E., Assistant
Professor of Mechanical Eng-ineering
Articles:
Reducing that "unaccounted for" loss. Power
Plaut^Eiiy., 40:8:456. (550)
Home heating. Better Buymanship Bui., 20,
H.F.C., Nov., 1936. 36 pp. (14,000)
Essential features of heating systems. ///.
Eng. Exp. Sta. Circ, 26, pp. 75-87. Coal-
Heat, 30:4:44-50. (4000)
Monroe, Walter Scott, Ph.D., Professor of
Education and Director of the Bureau of
Educational Research
Books:
With L. Shores:
Bibliographies and summaries in education
to July, 1935. H. \V. Wilson Co., N.Y.,
1936. 470 pp.
With M. D. Egelhart:
The scientific study of educational problems.
The Macmillan Co., N.Y., 1936. 504 pp.
Articles:
The literature of education. Ediic. Rec,
17:555-65- (3500)
Note on the interpretation of coefficients of
correlation. J. Editc. Psych., 27:551-53.
(1200)
Moore, Herbert Fisher, M.E., M.M.E., D.Sc,
Research Professor of Engineering Materials
Articles:
When and how does a fatigue crack start?
Metals and Alloys, 7:11:110-17. (2400)
Second progress report of the joint investi-
gation of fissures in railroad rails. Proc.
Amcr. Ry. Eng. Assoc, 37:998-1012; ///.
Eng. E.rp. Sta. Reprint, 8. (4800)
Correlation between metallography and me-
chanical testing. Trans. Amer. Inst. Min.
Met. Eng., 120:13-35; ///. Eng. Exp. Sta.
Reprint, 9. (7000)
With H. B. Wishart and S. IV. Lyon:
Slow-bend and impart tests of notched bars
at low temperatures. Proc. A.S.T.M., 36:
2:110-15. (1500)
Morey, Lloyd, A.B., B.Mus., C.P.A., LL.D.,
Professor of Accountancy and Comptroller
Books:
Introduction to governmental accounting.
John Wiley and Sons, N.Y., 1936, 318 pp.
With others:
Municipal accounting statements. National
Committee on Municipal Accounting, Bui.
6, Chicago, 1936. 156 pp.
Bibliography of municipal accounting (2d
ed). Ibid., Bui. 7, 193"- .3° pp.
Training for college and university business
administration. Financial Advisory Ser-
vice of American Council on Education,
Vol. I, No. 7. Wash., D.C., 1937. 13 pp.
Articles:
Some financial problems of local government.
Western City, 12:8:12-13. (2500)
Municipal accounting. ///. Municipal Rev.,
15:11:231-35. (3500)
"Fund" and "appropriation." Ibid., 16:1:13.
(500)
Articles (continued)
The place of accountancy in government.
Acct. Dig., 2:2:205-12. (6300)
Progress toward accepted principles of munic-
ipal accounting. /. Accy., 63:2:127-38.
(4300)
Recent developments in municipal account-
ing. Acct. Forum, 8:1:9-11. (3000)
Editorials (29). Educ. Bus. Manager and
Buyer, 1936 and 1937.
Morgan, William Ray, Ph.D., Associate in
Ceramic Engineering
Articles:
Oxidation and loss of weight of clay bodies
during firing. ///. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui.,
284, pp. 1-40. (12,000)
Morrow, Glenn Raymond, Ph.D.. Professor of
Philosophy
Articles:
What is left of liberalism? Actes du VIII^
Congres Internat. de Philos., Prague, 1936,
pp. 603-09. (3000)
Reviews:
Platon, by L. Robin. Philos. Rev., 45:6:
616-19. (1400)
Mosher, Martin Luther, M.Agr., Professor of
Farm Management Extension
Articles:
Is it practical to plan farm operations on
agricultural forecasts? /. Farm Econ., 19:
1:241-52. (4000)
With H. C. M. Case, E. G. Fruin, and W. A.
Herrington:
Farm bureau farm management service re-
ports. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta., Dept. Agr.
Econ., Mimeo., 523 and 525. (30,000)
Mrgudich, John Neil, Ph.D., Special Research
Assistant in Chemistry
See G. L. Clark.
MuUer, Cornelius Herman, A.M., Assistant
in Botany
Articles:
Studies in the oaks of the mountains of
northeastern Mexico. /. Am. Arb., 17:
160-79. (7500)
Mumm, Walter John, M.S., Associate in Plant
Genetics
See G. H. Dungan.
Murphy, Lawrence William, A.M., Litt.D.,
Professor of Journalism and Director of the
School of Journalism
Books:
With L. A. Greenawalt :
A student's journalism laboratory. Thomas
Nelson and Sons, N.Y., 1937. 216 pp.
With F. L. Mott and others:
Headlining America. Houghton Mifflin Co.,
N.Y., 1937. 300 pp.
Articles:
Schools of journalism. Internat. Yr. Bk. Ed.
Pub., Feb., 1937- (3500)
1935-36 clafsification of general college
courses in journalism. Pub. Aux., 67:22:
1-2. (7000)
Reader response to editorials. Nat. Print. J.,
54:11:45-46. (1000)
Individuality as an asset in a newspaper.
Ibid., 54:6:32-33; 7:44. (2500)
Annual classification of schools of journalism.
Ibid., 54:5:24; 6:28. (3000)
Give to journalism for journalism. Ibid.,
54:11:1-2. (2000)
26
University of Illinois
Murphy, L. William — Articles (continued)
Members of the American Association of
Schools and Departments of Journalism,
1937. Pamphlet published by the Associa-
tion. (4000)
With B. S. Dickinson and others:
Standard courses for high schools and junior
colleges. Pub. Aux., 1937- (10,000)
Nakamura, Frank Isa, A.M., Assistant in
Animal Nutrition
Articles:
Recent progress in the study of the nutritive
value of proteins. (In Japanese). /. Agr.
Chem. Sac. Jafan, 12: i4o:S3-SS. (2000)
Nutritii^e significance of vitamins and their
requirements in nutrition. (In Japanese).
Ibid., 12:142:145-50. (3000)
Nedzel, Alexander John, M.D., M.S., Asso-
ciate Professor of Bacteriology and Public
Health
Articles:
The role of splanchno-peripheral balance in
etiology of diarrhea. ///. Med. J., 69:549-
(7000)
The experimental production of bacterial
endocarditis in dogs. Chapter 8 of W. F.
Petersen's The Patient and the Weather,
Vol. IV, Part I, p. 649. (3000)
The Pressor episode and its relation .0 ex-
perimental endocarditis in dogs. Proc. Chi.
Path. Soc, 22:724. (600)
With G. H. Gowcn:
Effectiveness of the oral administration of
ephedrine in the common cold. ///. Med.
J., 71: 132. (2100)
Nesty, Glenn Albert, Ph.D., Fellow in
Organic (Chemistry
See C. S. Marvel.
Nevens, William Barbour, Ph.D., Professor of
Dairy Cattle Feeding
Articles:
Silage crops for dairy cattle. ///. Ayr. Exp.
Sta. Circ, 463, pp. 1-16.
With A. F. Kuhlman:
Alfalfa silage. /. Dairy Sci., 19:9:611-17.
(3500)
Newcomb, Rexford, A.M., M.Arch., A. I. A.,
Professor of the History of Architecture
and Dean of the College of Fine and
Applied Arts
Articles:
Architecture. World Bk. Encyc. An. (1936),
pp. 17-20. (iioo)
With W. R. Tylor:
The University and social planning. Social
Forces, 15:1:34-46. (6500)
Newmark, Nathan Mortimore, Ph.D., Re-
search Assistant Professor of Civil Eng'i-
neering
Articles:
Interaction between rib and superstructure
in concrete arch bridges. Proc. A.S.C.E.,
62:7:1043-61. (10,000)
Nicholson, Douglas G., Ph.D., Associate in
Chemistry
Articles:
Titanium-hydrogen peroxide compounds.
Trans. III. Acad. Sci., 29:2:97. (300) .
The reaction of hydrogen peroxide with
chromic anhydride in dry ethyl acetate.
J.A.C.S., 58:2525-26. (900)
Articles (continued)
With Sister M. Antoine Reiter:
The reaction of titanium tetrachloride with
hydrogen peroxide in dry ethyl acetate.
Ibid., 59:151-52- (650)
Nicholson, Hugh Philo, M.S., E.M., Associate
in Mining and Metallurgical Engineering
Articlf.s:
Application of geophysical prospecting to en-
gineering problems. Trans. III. Soc. Eng.,
Jan. 2'A, 1937. (2500)
Nolan, Aretas Wilbur, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Agricultural Education
Books:
Short stories for future farmers of America.
Interstate Printing Co., Danville, 111., 1936.
307 PP-
Articles:
Screenings. Avier. Farm Youth Mag., Vol.
2, Nos. 1-5. (2500)
National exchange club noumenon. Exch.
May., Vol. 15, Nos. g-i8. (5000)
Norton, Laurence Joseph, Ph.D., Professor of
Agricultural Economics
Books:
With L. L. Scranton:
Marketing of farm products. Interstate Print-
ing Co., Danville, 111.. i937- 373 PP-
Articles:
Materials prepared for grain marketing
schools: 1936-37- I^ept. Agr. Econ.
Mimeo., 501. 26 pp. (6000)
Digest of round table conference on train-
ing personnel for the cooperative field.
Ainer. Coop., 1936. (300)
Noyes, William Albert, Ph.D., LL.D.,
Chem.D., D.Sc, Professor of Chemistry,
Emeritus
Articles:
The absurdity of war. World Affairs Inter-
preter, 7:243-49- (3300)
Biographical memoir of Edward Wight Wash-
burn. Nat. Acad. Sci., 1936. 16 pp.
With B. Singh:
The parachors of methyl and ethyl nitrite
and of nitromethane and nitroethane.
J.A.C.S., 58:802-03. (1300)
O'Conor, Vincent John, B.S., M.D., Associate
Professor of Urology
Articles:
Repair of rupture of the male urethra. Surg.
Gy?t. Obstet., 63:198-200.
See also R. L. Ladd.
Oden, Rudolph Justus Emanuel, A.B., M.D..
Assistant Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Clinical histories from the view point of a
surgeon. Bui. Assoc. Record Librarians of
N. Amcr., Mar., i937-
Odum, Howard Washington, Ph.D.. LL.D..
Professor of Sociology and Head of the
Department
Books:
Southern Regions of the United States.
Univ. of N.C. Press, Chapel Hill, 1936.
664 pp.
Articles:
Security and welfare: Which way is forward
for North Carolina? 25th Anniv. N. C.
Conf. Social Service. Jan.. 1937. 24 PP-
Publications of the Faculty
27
Odum, H. W. — Articles (continued)
Cotton and diversification. Problems of the
Cotton Economy, Proc. South. Soc. Sci.
Res. Conf., New Orleans, Mar. 8, 1935,
Sec. Ill, pp. 50-71, Arnold Foundation,
Dallas, Texas, 1936.
Despite potentialities the South is an area
of scarcity instead of a land of abund-
ance. The South Today, Southern News-
paper Syndicate, Aug., 1936.
Notes on the technicways in current co'n-
temporary society. Amcr. Sociol. Rev.,
May, 1937.
Promise and prospect of the South: a test
of American regionalism. Proc. 8th An.
Sess. South. Pol. Sci. Assoc, 1936.
Regional planning. Library Trends, ed. by L.
R. Wilson, Univ. of Chicago Press, 1937.
Regionalism and regional planning. Proc.
Conf. Acad. Deans, Richmond, Va., Dec,
1936.
Six Americas in search of a faith. Inde-
pendent Woman, 15:10:309, Oct., 1936.
Six Americas in search of a faith; The
South in the national picture; Alabama in
the South and the Nation; Regional plan-
ning in the American democracy. Proc.
Univ. Ala. Inst. Pub. Affairs, 1936.
The errors of sociology. Social Forces, 15:
327-42. May, 1937.
Planning for the state's social welfare. N. C.
State Board of Charities and Public Wel-
fare, News Letter, Oct., 1936, pp. 1-6.
These southern regions. Ala. Sch. J., 54:9:
12, 22. May, 1937.
Oldberg, Eric, M.D., Ph.D., Professor of
Neurology and Neurological Surgery and
Head of the Department
Articles:
Surgery of intractable pain. Part 12, pp.
380-84, of F. Christopher's Textbook on
Surgery. W. B. Saunders Co., Phila., 1936.
Olech, Eli, D.D.S., M.S., Associate in Oral
Surgery
Articles:
An unusual massive formation of salivary
calculus. Dental Dig., 42:1:1s- (75)
Oliver, Revilo Pendleton, A.M., Assistant in
the Classics
Articles:
The stage in India (part II). Players Mag.,
12:4-6. (3200)
The intellectual deficit. Nations Bus., 24:25-
26. (3200)
Oliver, William Albert, M.S., C.E., Assistant
Professor of Civil Engineering
Articles:
Stress theory and fact checked on laminated
glued timber arches. Eng. News-Rec, 118:
82. (1000)
Teaching the theory of flexure in reinforced
concrete. C. E. Bui. S.P.E.E., Mar., 1937.
(1000)
Olkon, David Mortimer, A.M., M.D., Assist-
ant Professor of Neurology
Articles:
Multiple sclerosis syndrome in a child: re-
port of a clinical case. /. Nerv. Ment. Dis.,
85:2:139-42. (1500)
Overman, Oliver Ralph, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Dairy Chemistry
Articles:
Keeping quality of butter. Nat. Butter and
Cheese J., 27:24:6-7. (2100)
Articles (continued)
With O. F. Garrett:
Determination of sodium. Removal of phos-
phorus before determining sodium by the
uranyl zinc acetate method. Ind. Eng.
Chem., 9:2:72-73. (1600)
See also H. A. Ruehe.
Page, Jchn Lorence, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Geography
Articles:
The climates of North America. Handbuch
dcr Kliniatologie in fiinf Bdnden, Band
II, Teil J. Berlin, 1936.
Paine, EUery Burton, M.S., E.E., Professor
of Electrical Engineering and Head of the
Department
Articles:
With H. A. Brown:
Electrical discharge phenomena in insulation
under high continuous potentials. Trans.
III. Acad. Sci., 29:2:207-08. (1000)
Parker, Edward Arthur, M.S., Special Re-
search Assistant in Chemistry
Sec G. L. Clark.
Parks, Ralph Rex, A.M., Extension Specialist
in Agricultural Engineering
Articles-
Farm wiring. Dept. Agr. Eng., Mimeo., 56.
12 pp.
Rural electrification. Ibid., 55. 7 pp.
Parmelee, Cullen Warner, M.S., D.Sc, Pro-
fessor of Ceramic Engineering and Head of
the Department
Articles:
With K. C. Lyon:
Effect of composition upon the scratch hard-
ness of certain glasses. Glass Industry,
June, 1936. (1600)
Maximum bubble pressure (Jaeger) method
for the measurement of surface tension of
molten glass. /. Soc. Glass Tech., 21:83:
44-5^- (3000)
Parrish, Wayland Maxfield, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of English
Articles:
Objective literary standards in interpretation.
Qt. J. Speech, 22:3:368-80. (5000)
Concerning taste. Cameo, 4:2. (2000)
Principles — more or less. ///. Speech News,
4:2:3. (1500)
Parry, John Jay, Ph.D., Associate Professor
of English
Books:
Brut y Brenhinedd, Cotton Cleopatra version
(an edition of the Welsh text of Geoffrey
of Monmouth's Historia). The Mediaeval
Acad, of Amer., Cambridge, Mass., 1937.
xviii -j- 243 pp.
With Margaret Schlauch :
A bibliography of Arthurian critical literature
for the years 1930-35. The Mod. Lang.
Assoc. Amer., N.Y., 1936. iii + 109 pp.
Articles:
With Margaret Schlauch:
Arthurian bibliography for 1936 (annual
supplement). Mimeo., Urbana. 10 pp.
Pattin, Howard Sparling, Ph.D., Assistant in
Physics
See P. G. Kruger.
28
University of Illinois
Pease, Theodore Calvin, Ph.D., Professor of
History
Books:
Anglo-French boundary disputes in the west,
1 749-1 763. ///. Hist. Coll., 27. Springfield,
1936. clxxi -\- 568 pp.
Reviews:
The British regime in Wisconsin and the
northwest, by Louise P. Kellogg. Amer.
Hist. Rev., 42:1:148-49. (700)
Guarding the frontier: a study of frontier
defence from 1815 to 1825, by E. B.
Wesley. Miss. Vail. Hist. Rev., 23:1:100-
02. (500)
Here I have lived: a history of Lincoln's
Springfield, 1821-1865, by P. M. Angle.
Ibid., 23:2:273-74. (450)
The territorial papers of the United States,
IV, by C. E. Carter. Ibid., 23:3:406-07.
(400)
Peluse, Samuel, B.S., M.D., Instructor in
Laryngology, Rhinology, and Otology
Articles:
A new portable and utility light for the
otolaryngoligist. Arch. Olol., 24:624-25.
(300)
A new holster for the ophthalmic ward and
clinic. Arch. Ophthal., 17:706-08. (350)
Perlstein, Minnie Oboler, B.S., M.D., Asso-
ciate in Dermatology
See M. S. Wien.
Perry, Ben Edwin, Ph.D., Associate Professor
of the Classics
Books:
Studies in the text history of the life and
fables of Aesop. Amer. Philol. Assoc.
Monog., No. 7. Haverford, Pa., 1936.
xvi -\- 240 pp.
Petersen, William F., B.S., M.D., Professor
of Pathology
Books:
The patient and the weather, vol. IV, pts. i
and 2. Edwards Bros., Ann Arbor, Mich.,
1937. 1600 pp.
Phillips, Lyle Winston, A.M., Assistant in
Physics
See P. G. Krugcr.
Phipps, Thomas Erwin, Ph.D., Professor of
Physical Chemistry
Articles:
With J. E. Clemens:
An experimental thermionic tube. Rev. Sci.
Instr., 8: 133-34- (noo)
Pieper, John Jacob, Ph.D., Professor of Crop
Production
Articles:
With W. L. Burlison:
Foreign strains of alfalfa and red clover.
///. Ayr. E.x-p. Sta. Bui., 431, pp. 475-503-
(8500)
With W. L. Burlison and H. P. Rusk:
Pasture improvement and management. ///.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ, 465, pp. 1-50.
(13,000)
Pinkney, Paul Swithin, B.S., Fellow in
Organic Chemistry
See C. S. Marvel.
Poncher, Henry George, B.S., M.D., Associate
Professor of Pediatrics
Articles:
Laboratory methods in pediatric procedures.
Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis, by Levin-
son and MacFate. Lea and Febiger, 1937.
( 10,000)
Supplementary feeding of the newborn. III.
Med. J., Sept., 1936. (1000)
With Helen Woodward:
Studies on the pathogenesis and treatment of
myotonia congenita. Amer. J. Dis. Child.,
52:1065. (5000)
With J. Schour:
Kate and apposition of enamel and dentin.
Ibid., June, 1937. (9000)
Reviews:
La rate en pathologic sanguine, by Emilie
Houcke. J. A.M. A., Aug. 22, 1936. (350)
Uber Sternalpunktionen, by Elsa Segerdahl.
Acta. Med. Scand., supp. 64; J.A.M.A.,
Oct. 10, 193C. (500)
Les syndromes — neuro-hematiques, by H. Rog-
ers and J. Olmer. J. A.M. A., Oct. 24,
1936- (350)
Angines lympho-monocytaires, agranulocy-
toses, leucemies, leucopeniques, by J. Sa-
brazes. Ibid., Feb. i, 1936. (200)
Portis, Bernard, M.D., Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Surgery
Articles:
Surgical treatment of complicated duodenal
ulcer. Radiol. Rev., May, 1937.
Potthoff, Edward Frederick, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Education
Articles:
Subject-matter preparation of secondary-
school teachers — special problems resulting
from the number of sections taught.
N.C.A. Qt., 11:288-95. (4400)
Price, Charles Coale, III, Ph.D., Instructor
in Chemistry
Articles:
A study of the phenanthrene-bromine addi-
tion reaction. J.A.C.S., 58:1834-38. (2800)
The effect of various catalysts on the phen-
anthrene-bromine reaction. Ibid., 58:
2101-04. (1800)
With L. F. Fieser:
The effect of substituents on the phenan-
threne-bromine reaction. Ibid., 58:1838-43.
(3500)
Puestow, Charles Bernard, M.D., Ph.D., Asso-
ciate Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Surgery of the gall-bladder and bile ducts.
III. Med. J., 71:54-58. (2000)
Quinn, John Kerker, A.M., Assistant in
English
Articles:
Remarks on some young American poets.
Life and Letters Today, 14:3:28-39. (6000)
Blake and the new age. Fa. Qt. Rev., 13:2:
271-85. (6000)
Reviews:
Dramatis personae; Letters to the New
Island; by W. B. Yeats. Yale Rev., 26:1:
208-10. (750)
Before the brave, by K. Patchen. New
Republic, 87:1123:138-39. (soo)
A further range, by Robert Frost; Collected
poems, by T. S. Eliot; Public speech, by
A. MacLeish; Landscape with figures, by
L. Wiggam. Fo. Qt. Rev., 12:4:621-24.
(1500)
Publications of the Faculty
29
QuiNN, John Kerker — Reviews (contimied)
The arts today, by \V. H. Auden; A time to
dance, by C. D. Lewis; The destructive
element, by S. Spender; Reactionary
essays, by A. Tate. Ibid., 12:3:465-69.
(1300)
Poems of people, by E. L. Masters. Herald-
Tribune Books, 12:52:13. (700)
The deer come down, by E. Weismiller.
Ibid., 13:16:18. (350)
Time in the rock, by Conrad Aiken. Ibid.,
13:22:11. (550)
Saltwater farm, by R. P. Tristram Coffin.
Ibid., 13:28:16. (1000)
The people yes, by Carl Sandburg. Midwest,
1:1:29. (1000)
Poems, by C. F. Maclntyre. Ibid., 1:3:
30. (400)
Quirke, Terence Thomas, E.M., Ph.D., Pro-
fessor of Geology
Articles:
A new means of demonstrating optic figures.
Trans. III. Acad. Sci., 29:177-78. (800)
New nepheline syenites from Bigwood Town-
ship, Ontario. Ibid., 29:179-85. (2600)
With L. C. McCabe:
Angle of polarization as an index of coal
rank. Anier. Inst. Min. Met. Eng. Tech.
Pub., 791. (3800)
Randall, J. G., Ph.D., Professor of History
Books:
The Civil War and Reconstruction. D. C.
Heath and Co., Boston, 1937. 959 pp.
Articles:
Richard Yates. Diet. Amer. Biog., 20:
599-601. (1000)
Reviews:
Here have I lived: a history of Lincoln's
Springfield, 1821-1865, by P. M. Angle.
Amer. Hist. Rev., 41:821-22. (350)
Movements of thought in the nineteenth
century, by G. H. Mead. Ibid., 42:535-37.
(900)
The story of Congress, 1789-1935, by E. S.
Bates. Miss. Vail. Hist. Rev., 23:299-300.
(500)
The older middle west, 1840-1880, by H. C.
Hubbart. Ibid., 23:419-20. (700)
Lincoln in the political circus, by B. B.
Gernon. Ibid., 23:577. (300)
Rappaport, Benjamin Zion, M.S., M.D., Asso-
ciate in Medicine
See C. I. Reed.
Rattner, Herbert, M.D., Associate in Derma-
tology
See S. J. Hoffman.
Rayner, William Horace, C.E., M.S., Assist-
ant Professor of Civil Engineering
Books:
Elementary surveying. D. Van Nostrand
Co., N.Y., 1937. xvi -|- 380 pp.
Reed, Carlos Isaac, Ph.D., Associate Profes-
sor of Physiology
Articles:
With H. Deutsch and H. C. Struck:
The role of the thyroid in the calorigenic
action of vitamin D. Amer. J. Physiol.,
117:1:1-5. (1400)
With M. L. Hathawav, B. Z. Rappaport, and
H. C. Struck:
A study of blood constituents in pollinosis
with and without treatment. /. Allergy,
8:1:1-23. (6700)
Articles (contimied)
With I. E. Steck, H. Deutsch, and H. C.
Struck :
Further studies on intoxication with vitamin
D. Ann. Int. Med., 10:961-64. (6000)
M'ith A. J. Bartoli and H. C. Struck:
Total nitrogen content of skeletal muscle of
the rat in various nutritional states. Proc.
Soc. E.rp. Biol. Med., 35:528-32. (900)
Reed, John Clifford, M.S., M.E., Associate in
Mechanical Engineering
Articles:
With E. E. Ambrositis:
James Watt: a scientist rather than an
inventor. Sci. Mo., 43:3:272-75. (2500)
Regnier, Earl Hubert, B.S., Assistant in
Rural Organization
See D. E. Lindstrom.
Reich, Herbert Joseph, Ph.D., M.E., Associate
Professor of Electrical Eng'ineering
Articles:
Electronic transient visualizers. Elec. Eng.,
55:314-18. (2400)
Electronic transient visualizers. Proc. III.
Acad. Sci., 29:217-19. (900)
Rhode, Chris Simeon, B.S., Professor of Dairy
Husbandry Extension
Articles:
Managing the dairy bull. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Circ, 460.
Richart, Frank Erwin, M.S., C.E., Research
Professor of Engineering Materials
Articles:
Reinforced concrete columns. Progress Rpt.
of Committee on Specifications. Amer.
Concrete Itist., Jan., 1937, pp. 35-40.
(3500)
With J. E. Kerancn:
Shrinkage of haydite and sand-gravel con-
crete. Proc. A.S.T.M., 36:1:339-45. (3000)
With P. G. Jones:
The effect of testing speed on strength and
elastic properties of concrete. Ibid., 36:2:
380-91.
With T. A. Olson:
Rapid and long-time tests on reinforced con-
crete knee frames. /. Amer. Concrete
Inst., 8:4:459-79. (8500)
Riskind, Lester Allen, B.S., M.D., Assistant
in Urology
Articles:
With H. C. Rolnick:
Mortality in prostatic surgery. /. Urol.,
Jan., 1937.
Ritch, Colquitt Otis, B.S., M.D., Associate in
Urology
Articles:
Giant prostatic calculi: report of case. 7.
Urol., 36:2:157.
Urologic lesions masked as essential hyper-
tension. ///. Med. J., July, 1936.
Roberts, Charles Walter, A.M., Instructor in
English
See W. I. Graham.
Roberts, Elmer, Ph.D., Professor of Animal
Genetics
Articles:
With L. E. Card:
Inheritance of resistance to bacterial infec-
tion: a genetic study of pullorum disease.
30
University of Illinois
Roberts, Elmer — Articles (continued)
Proc. 6th World's Poultry Cong., 2:69-73.
(2500)
With J. H. Quisenberry :
Linkage studies in the rat. Anier. Naturalist,
7o:395-99- (1600)
Robertson, William Spence, Ph.D., Professor
of History and Head of the Department
Articles:
History: the revolutionary period. Handhk.
Latin Amcr. Studies, 1:103-11. (4000)
Robinson, Florence Bell, M.L.D., Assistant
Professor of Landscape Architecture
Articles:
The rural mail-box. Prairie Farmer, Nov. 7,
1936. (700)
Gardens in China and Japan. ///. Bull. Busi-
ness and Professional Women's Club,
Spring No., 1936. (1800)
Roche, Alphonse Victor, Ph.D., Associate in
Romance Languages
Books:
Les idees tradionalistes en France, de
Rivarol a Charles Maurras. III. Studies
Lang. Lit., Vol. 21, Nos. 1-2. Univ. of
111. Press, Urbana, 1937. 235 pp.
Articles:
The teaching of intonation in modern foreign
languages, with special reference to French.
Mod. Lang. J., Mar., 1937. (2400)
Le mot "traditionalisme." Mod. Lang. Notes,
Mar., 1937. (2000)
Rodebush, Worth Huff, Ph.D., Professor of
Physical Chemistry
Articles:
Dipole moments of the alkali halides. /.
Chem. Phys., 4:536. (200)
The absolute rate of a chemical reaction.
The formal thermodynamic treatment.
Ibid., 4:744. (1200)
The hydrogen bond and coordination. Chem.
Rev., 19:59. (2100)
The reactions of oxygen and hydrogen at
low pressures. J. Phys. Chem., 41:283.
(3000)
With L. A. Murray, Jr., and M. E. Bixler:
The dipole moments of the alkali halides.
/. Chem. Phys., 4:372. (2000)
With A. M. Buswell and V. Deitz:
The effect of hydrogen bond formation on
the fundamental frequency of the hydroxy
radical. Ibid., 5:84. (200)
With R. W. Campbell:
The formation of hydrogen peroxide in the
electrodeless discharge in water vapor.
Ibid., 4:293. (200)
Rose, William Cumming, Ph.D., Professor of
Biochemistry
Articles: ^
Lafayette Benedict Mendel — an appreciation.
/. Nutr., 11:607-13. (2500)
With Madclyn Womack, C. E. Meyer, and
others:
The present status of the amino acid in nu-
trition. A preliminary report. /. Biol.
Chem., 114:85. (250)
With C. E. Meyer:
The spatial configuration of alpha-amino-
beta-hydroxy-n-butyric acid. Ibid., 115:
721-29. (3200)
With Madelyn Womack:
The relation of leucine, isoleucine, and
norleucine to growth. Ibid., 116:381-91.
(3000)
Articles (continued)
With R. H. McCoy:
The relation of glycine and serine to growth.
Ibid., 117:581-88. (2500)
Rosenthal, Sol Roy, M.D., Ph.D., Associate
in Bacteriology and Public Health
Articles:
Focal and general tissue responses to an
avirulent tubercle bacillus (BCG). Arch.
Path., 22:348-72.
Significance of tissue lymphocytes in the
prognosis of lymphogranulomatosis. Ibid.,
21:628-46.
Ross, Robert Cooke, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Farm Management
Articles:
Soybean costs and production practices. ///.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Bull., 428, pp. 340-88.
(20,000)
The farmer's interest in taxation. Dept. Agr.
Econ., mimeo., pp. 1-33. (11,000)
With B. R. Hurt:
Costs of harvesting with combines. ///. Farm
Econ., Nos. 16-17, pp. 79-80. (800)
Ruehe, Harrison August, Ph.D., Professor of
Dairy Manufactures and Head of the De-
partment of Dairy Husbandry
Articles:
Pasteurization is simplest and cheapest way
to safeguard milk supply. Milk Plant Mo.,
25:5:72-73- (650)
Commercial manufacture of Philadelphia
cream cheese. Ibid., 25:5:73-74. (325)
How to make the brom cresol purple test.
Ibid., 25:5:74-75. (300)
Calorific and vitamin value of ice cream.
Ibid., 25:5:75-76. (200)
Lactometer readings and specific gravity.
Ibid., 25:6:74. (175)
Drying whey on milk drying machine. Ibid.,
25:6:74. (175)
To stop sweet cream separating. Ibid., 25:
7:66. (600)
When and how to use starter for butter.
Ibid., 25:7:67. (250)
Devonshire cream by the English method.
Ibid., 25:7:67-68. (400)
Improving the quality of whipped cream.
Ibid., 25:8:66-67. (475)
Making old fashion Dutch Cheese or Smere
Kase. Ibid., 25:8:67-68. (325)
Making buttermilk from returned milk. Ibid.,
25:8:68-69. (550)
Foreign flavors in milk. Ibid., 25:8:69. (225)
Ropy milk, how to prevent and stop it. Ibid.,
25:9:72-73- (550)
Increasing body of cream. Ibid., 25:10:
118-19. (550)
Milk solids content, fat content and freez-
ing point as tests for added water. Ibid.,
25:10:119. (475)
Causes of bad flavors in milk and their
remedies. Ibid., 25:12:74-75. (625)
Buttermilk for beverage purposes. Ibid., 25:
12:75-76. (200)
Causes for curdling of milk. Ibid., 26:1:
63-64. (200)
Cottage cheese and cheese cake. Ibid., 26:
1:64. (150)
Processes for increasing viscosity of cream.
Ibid., 26:1:64-65. (300)
Manufacturing milk sugar. Ibid., 26:1:65-66.
(250)
Metering milk. Ibid., 26:1:66. (75)
Suggestions for avoiding sour milk. Ibid.,
26:2:76. (350)
Getting a good cream line on pasteurized
milk. Ibid., 26:2:76. (250)
Publications of the Faculty
31
RuEHE, H. A. — Articles (continued)
Cream and its ability to color coffee. Ibid.,
26:2:77. (275)
Methods and equipment for manufacturing
casein. Ibid., 26:2:77-78. (375)
Effect of silage on taste and acidity of milk.
Ibid., 26:2:78-70. (27s)
Keeping buttermilk starter at right tempera-
ture. Ibid., 26:2:79. (300)
The air drier for drying casein. Ibid., 26:2:
79-80. (250)
Handling cream for keeping quality and
body. Ibid., 26:3:84-85. (375)
Materials to use in charging the bottle
washer. Ibid., 26:4:90-91. (600)
Freezing point as a means to determine
watering of milk. Ibid., 26:4:91-92. (300)
A method of controlling the flavor in butter.
Minutes Amer. Assoc. Creamery Butter
Mfrs., Jan., 1937. (2500)
Silhouette. Scaliest Food Adviser, Mar.,
1937, pp. 7-8- (600)
Producing milk for cheese making. Manual
Dairy Mfrs. Conf., Nov., 1936. (2000)
The use of starter distillate in improving
butter flavor. Ibid. (2600)
Looking ahead in the ice cream industry.
Manual Ice Cream Short Course, Feb.,
1937- (1500)
IVith S. L. Tuckey and G. L. Clark:
X-ray diffraction studies of cheese protein
during the ripening of Cheddar cheese.
/. Dairy Sci., 19:7:475-76. (200)
With O. R. Ovcrynan:
Standardization of flavor in butter. Proc.
14th Midwest Reg. Meet. Amer. Client.
Soc, April, 1937. (1800)
Rusk, Henry Perly, M.S., Professor of Cattle
Husbandry and Head of the Department of
Animal Husbandry
Articles:
With W. L. Burlison and I. J. Pieper:
Pasture improvement and management. ///.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ. 465, pp. 1-50. (13,000)
Ruth, Warren Albert, Ph.D., Professor of
Pomological Physiology
Articles:
The spray residue research program. Proc.
Amer. Pomol. Soc, 52:230-39; Proc. Va.
Hort. Soc, Va. Fruit, 25:1:230-39. (6000)
With H. W. Anderson and M. D. Farrar:
The season of 1936. Trans. III. Hort. Soc,
70:44-53. (2800)
With K. I. Kadow and H. W. Anderson:
Greenhouse wires and pipes galvanized with
zinc react with sulfur dioxide to form
soluble zinc salts. Phytopathology, 26:6:
609-10.
Sanfcrd, Charles Wilson, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Education and Principal of
University High School
Articles:
Teaching the use of the library to prospec-
tive social studies and English teachers.
Sch. and Soc, Dec. 5, 1936.
A combined course in student-teaching and
the technique of teaching. Educ. Admin.
Superv., Nov., 1936.
With others:
The program for the improvement of instruc-
tion in Illinois high schools. Ibid., Dec,
1936.
See also T. E. Benner.
Sarma, P. Joseph, M.S., M.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Surgery
Articles:
Advancement in surgical anesthesis in the
United States. Surg. Rev., Aug., 1936, pp.
209-18.
Personal experience with Andrews inguinal
herniotomy in 300 cases. Med. But., Jan.,
1937- (4000)
Varicose veins and ulcers (diagnosis and
treatment). Bui. Ravenswood Hosp., Jan.,
1937- (1500)
Saunders, Mrs. Alta Gwinn, A.M., Associate
Professor of Business English
Books:
Effective business English (rev. ed.). The
Macmillan Co., N.Y., 1936. 614 pp.
Schieltz, N. Cyril, B.Ch.E., Special Research
Assistant in Chemistry
See G. L. Clark.
Schmidt, Edward Charles, M.E., Professor of
Railway Engineering and Head of the
Department
Articles:
More efficient locomotives. Sci. Amer., 156:
4:222-25. (3300)
Schnebly, Merrill Isaac, A.B., J.D., J.S.D.,
Professor of Law
Reviews:
Restatement of the law of trusts, by the
American Law Institute. Cat. Law Rev.,
24:748-51. (1500)
Schour, Isaac, D.D.S., Ph.D., Professor of
Histology
Articles:
Changes in the incisor of the thirteen-lined
ground squirrel (Citellus tridecemlineatus)
following bilateral gonadectomy. Anat.
Rec, 65:177-99. (4000)
The growth pattern, growth rhythm and
ring analysis of the tooth. Ibid., 67:45-46.
(250)
Recent knowledge of the inter-relationship of
endocrines and teeth. Proc. gth Internat.
Dent. Cong. (Vienna), 1:107-28. (3500)
Rate of growth of alveolar bone measured
by alizarin injections. /. Dent. Res., 15:
329. (250)
The effect of metabolic disturbances on
teeth. Dent. Items of Interest, 58:753-64.
(5500)
The neonatal line in the enamel and dentin
of the human deciduous teeth and first
permanent molar. /. Amer. Dent. Assoc,
23:1946-55. (1800)
The preparation of the student for active
research or for an appreciation of re-
search: a study with six case histories.
/. Dent. Educ, 1:3-14. (4500)
With S. B. Chandler, and W. R. Tweedy:
The effects of parathyroidectomy on the
incisor teeth of the albino rat and their
modification following fasting or repeated
pregnancies and lactations. Anat. Rec,
67:45- (250)
Schwalbe, William Louis, M.S., Assistant
Professor of Theoretical and Applied Me-
chanics
Articles:
Simultaneous equations in mechanics solved
by iteration. Proc A.S.C.E., Aug., 1936,
pp. 861-78. (5400)
Torsionless bending of a hollow beam by a
transverse load. /. Applied Mech. A.S.M.E.,
Mar., 1937, pp. 25-30. (2500)
On the end effect in the cooling of a rail of
finite length. Rpt. of Rails Invest., Dec,
1936, pp. 69-76. (2000)
32
University of Illinois
Scott, Harold Martin, M.S., Associate in
Poultry Husbandry
Articles:
IVith L. F. Payne:
Light in relation to the experimental modifi-
cation of the breeding season of turkeys.
Poultry Sci., 16:90-96. (1400)
mth J. S. Hughes:
The change in the concentration of ovo-
globulin in egg white during egg forma-
tion. Ibid., 15:349-51. (500)
With D. C. Warren:
Influence of ovulation rate on the tendency
of the fowl to produce eggs in clutches.
Ibid., 15:381-89. (2100)
Influence of light on ovulation in the fowl.
/. Exp. Zool., 74:137-56. (3000)
With R. E. Phillips:
Egg size in relation to growth of Narragan-
sett turkeys. Poultry Sci., 15:435-38. (700)
With J. G. Feinberg and J. S. Hughes:
Fluctuations of calcium and inorganic phos-
phorus in the blood of the laying hen
during the cycle of one egg. Ibid., 16:
132-34- (600)
With J. S. Hughes and D. C. Warren:
Augmentation of nitrogen to the egg white
after the formation of the shell mem-
branes in the fowl. Ibid., 16:53-61. (2000)
With J. S. Hughes and J. Antclyes:
Location of the antienzyme in egg white.
Ind. Eng. Chcm., 8:310-11. (400)
Scovill, Hiram Thompson, A.B., C.P.A., Pro-
fessor of Accountancy and Head of the
Department of Business Organization and
Operation
Articles:
Differences between graduate and profes-
sional education in business. Proc. i8th
An. Meet. Assoc. Coll. Sch. Bus., June,
1936, pp. 70-82. (4600)
Sctideri, Carlo Salvadore, B.S., M.D., Asso-
ciate in Surgery
Articles:
With F. J. Jirka:
Glomus tumor: report of a case. J.A.M.A.,
107:201-03.
Fat embolism: an experimental study on the
value of roentgenograms of the chest in
diagnosis. Arch. Surg., 33:708-13.
With W. R. Cubbins and J. J. Callahan:
Cruciate ligament injuries. Surg. Gyn.
Obstet., 64:218-25.
Rupture of the crucial ligaments. Surg.
Clin. N. Atner., Apr., 1937.
Secord, Arthur Wellesley, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of English
Reviews:
The sublime: a study of critical theories in
XVlII-century England, by S. H. Monk.
/. Engl. Germ. PhiloL, 36:284-86. (1800)
John Arbuthnot, mathematician and satirist,
by L. M. Beattie. Ibid., 36:293-94. (1000)
Seed, Linden, M.S., M.D., Associate Professor
of Surgery
See R. W. Keeton.
Senear, Francis Eugene, B.S., M.D., Professor
of Dermatology and Head of the Department
See M. R. Caro.
Sevems, William H., M.S., Professor of Me-
chanical Engineering
Articles:
Estimating the humidification requirements
of residences. ///. Eng. Exp. Sta. Circ,
26, pp. 88-100. (4400)
With M. K. Fahncstock:
University of Illinois installs new experi-
mental air-conditioning equipment. Heat-
ing, Piping, Air Conditioning, 9:4:227-30.
(4000)
Seybolt, Robert Francis, Ph.D., Professor of
the History of Education
Articles:
Asa Turner. Diet. Amer. Biog., 19:57-59.
Jonathan Baldwin Turner. Ibid., 19:68.
James Madison Watson. Ibid., 19:544-45.
William Harvey Wells. Ibid., 19:645-46.
James Pyle Wickersham. Ibid., 20:179-80.
Shannon, William John, A.B., Assistant in
Chemistry
See D. T. Englis.
Shaw, James Byrnie, D.Sc, Professor of
Mathematics, Emeritus
Articles:
Irrational rhythms. Sci. Mo., 42:2:168-72.
(3000) •
Shay, Mary Lucille, Ph.D., Associate in
History
Reviews:
Italy in the making, 1846-1848, by G. F-H.
and J. Berkeley. Italica, 13:2:67-68. (500)
Shelford, Victor Ernest, Ph.D., Professor of
Zoology
Books:
Animal communities in temperate America
(2d ed.). Univ. of Chicago Press, 1937.
368 pp.
Articles:
Conservation of wild life. Chapter 19 of
Our National Resources and Their Con-
servation. John Wiley and Sons, N.Y.,
1936.
The problem of our grasslands. Ibid.,
Chapter 7.
Report of the committee on preservation of
natural conditions. Ecology, 18:306-16.
Shepard, Francis Parker, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Geology
Articles:
The submarine canyons. Han: Alum. Bui.,
June 5, 1936, pp. 1126-28.
Submerged valleys in continental slopes and
changes of sea level. Science, 83:620-21.
Undertow, riptide, or "rip current." Ibid.,
84:181-82.
Continued explorations of California sub-
marine canyons. Trans. Amer. Geophys.
Union, 1936, pp. 221-23.
The underlying causes of submarine canyons.
Nat. Acad. Sci., 22:8:496-502.
Origin of the Great Lakes basins. J. Geol.,
45:1:76-88.
Daly's submarine canyon hypothesis. Amer.
I- Sci., 33:369-79-
With G. V. Cohce:
Continental shelf sediments off the mid-
Atlantic states. Bui. Geol. Soc. Amer., 47:
440-58. (Sooo)
With H. R. Wanlcss:
Sea level and climatic changes related to
late Paleozoic cycles. Ibid., 47:1177-1206.
Shoupp, William Earl, Ph.D., Instructor in
Physics
See P. G. Kruger.
Publications of the Faculty
33
Shriner, Ralph Lloyd, Ph.D., Professor of
Organic Chemistry
Articles:
With W. A. Fessler:
Derivatives of tertiary alcohols. Acid phthalic
esters. J.A.C.S., 58:1384-86. (2500)
With C. Date:
2-bromo-9-nitrofluorene and i,i'-dinitro-3,3'-
dibromobifluorenyl. Ibid., 58:1502. (500)
With R. E. Damschroder:
Urethans as local anesthetics. III. Alkyl
N-(8-Quinolyl) carbamates. Ibid., 58:
1610-12. (1500)
With F. E. Condo, E. T. Hinkle, and A.
Fasscro :
Identification of nitriles. II. Addition com-
pounds of nitriles with mercaptoacetic
acid. Ibid., 59:230-32. (2000)
With R. C. Cai-y and J. F. yitcha:
Optically active quaternary ammonium salts
from d- and i-2-octyl p-bromo-benzenesul-
fonates and tertiary amines. J. Org.
Chem., 1:280-87. (3000)
Siebert, Fredrick Seaton, A.B., J.D., Asso-
ciate Professor of Journalism
Articles:
Regulation of the press in the seventeenth
century. Journalism Qt., 13:4:381-94.
(4200)
Simer, Parke Harvey, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Anatomy
Articles:
With R. L. Webb:
Lymphatics in omental adhesions. Surg.
Gyn. Obstet., 64:872-75. (1800)
Singh, Alamjit Dhaliwal, M.S., Special Re-
search Assistant in Chemical Engineering
See H. F. Johnstone.
Smith, Cloyde Moffett, E.M., Ph.D.. Research
Assistant Professor of Mining Engineering
See D. R. Mitchell.
Smith, E. Evelyn, A.M., Assistant Professor
of Institution Management
Articles:
Factors in selection of equipment. Practical
Home Econ., May, 1937.
Smith, Frank, D.Sc, Professor of Systematic
Zoology, Emeritus
Articles:
New North American species of earthworms
of the family Megascolecidae. Proc. U.S.
Nat. Mus., 84:157-81. (11,000)
Smith, G. Frederick, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Chemistry
Books:
With V. R. Sullivan:
The electron beam sectrometer. G. F. Smith
Chemical Co., Columbus, Ohio, 1936. 40 pp.
Articles:
An improved form of Rogers ring burner.
Ind. Eng. Chem., anal.ed., 8:484-85. (1500)
With G. F. Croad:
Anhydrous sodium carbonate as a standard
of reference in acidimetry. Stability of
sodium carbonate in the temperature range
300 deg. to 400 deg. C. Ibid., 9: 141-42.
(1500)
With C. A. Getz:
Rate of dehydration of ethyl alcohol using
metallic calcium. Ibid., 9:100-02. (2500)
Articles (continued)
With V. R. Sullivan and G. Frank:
Hexanitrato ammonium cerate as a proposed
reference standard in oxidimetry. Ibid.,
S:449-5i- (2500)
With V. R. Sullivan:
The electron beam sectrometer. A line-oper-
ated vacuum tube titrometer for poten-
tiometric titrations with cathode-ray tube
replacement of the micro-ameter. /. Soc.
Chem. Ind., 56: 104T-108T. (3500)
Reviews:
Colorimetric methods of analysis (vol. i),
by F. D. Snell and Cornelia T. Snell.
/. Chem. Educ, 12:597. (600)
Smith. Louie Henrie, Ph.D., Chief in charge
of Publications of Soil Survey
Sec R. S. Smith.
Smith, Paul Winston, Ph.D., Associate in
Physiology
Articles:
The mechanism of the poisoning action of
phlorhizin on the kidney. Proc. Amer. J.
Physiol., 116:146. (150)
Smith, Raymond Stratton, Ph.D., Professor
of Soil Physics
Articles:
With E. A. Norton, E. Winters, and
H. Wascher:
Parent materials, subsoil permeability and
surface character of Illinois soils. ///. Agr.
Exp. Sta., mimeo. (4800)
With E. A. Norton and L. H. Smith:
Clinton county soils. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Soil
R['t., 57, PP- 1-33- (15.000)
Snider, Clyde Frank, Ph.D., Instructor in
Political Science
Articles:
Indiana reorganizes for welfare administra-
tion. Nat. Munic. Rev., 25:7:426-27. (600)
The organization and functions of county
boards in Indiana. Ind. Law J., 12:4:
281-315. (9000)
Snider, Howard John, M.S., Assistant Chief
in Soil Experiment Fields
Articles:
With J. E. Gieseking:
Estimation of potassium in silicates and soils.
Ind. Eng. Chem., 9:232. (1500)
Snyder, Roy Kenneth, M.S., Special Research
Assistant in Pharmacy
See E. N. Gathercoal.
Somers, Lee Adrian, M.S., Associate in Vege-
table Gardening Extension
Articles:
Vegetable exhibitions. Their planning and
management. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ,
455- (7000)
Staley, Seward Charle, Ph.D., Professor of
Physical Education for Men, Head of the
Department, and Director of the School of
Physical Education
Books:
A sports curriculum. Bailey and Himes,
Champaign, 1936. 124 pp.
Articles:
The sports students congress in Berlin.
/. Health and Phys. Educ, 7:10:613.
(3500)
34
University of Illinois
Stallmann, Frederick William, A.M., Assist-
ant in Physics
See P. G. Kruycr.
Starr, Charles Joseph, B.S., Associate in
Mechanical Engineering
Articlks:
A study of lip clearance on twist drills.
Trans. A.S.M.E., 59:3:197-207. (3500)
Stauffer, Russell Scott, Ph.D., Associate in
Soil Physics and Soil Survey
Articles:
Influence of soil management on some
physical properties of a soil. /. Amcr.
Soc. Agron., 28:11:900-06. (3000)
Steck, Irving Elihu, M.S., M.D., Instructor
in Physiology and in Medicine
Articles:
Clinical experience in the treatment of
arthritis with massive doses of vitamin U.
///. Med. J. 71:3:243-48. (4000)
With E. Jonas and J. Brams:
Primary carcinoma of the jejunum. Ibid.,
69:5:444-47. (1800)
See also C. I. Reed.
Steggerda, Frederic Russell, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Physiology
Articles:
Comparative study of water metabolism in
amphibians injected with pituitrin. Proc.
Soc. Exp. Biol. Med., 36: 103-06. (550)
With C. Gianturco:
A method for visualizing different organs in
the normal unanesthetized animal. Anat.
Rcc, 67:4:405-07. (450)
A roentgenologic study o; the shifting of
blood in the circulatory system of experi-
mental animals under the influence of vari-
ous stimuli. Amer. J. Roc'ntgen. Radium
Ther., 37:2:175-79- (1700)
Stevens, Neil Everett, Ph.D., Professor of
Botany
Articles:
Weather conditions and bacterial wilt of corn
in Michigan and Indiana. Plant Dis.
Reporter, 20:15:241-44.
Notes on the condition of Zostera marina in
Buttermilk Bay, Massachusetts. Ibid., 20:
17:280-81.
Incidence of ear rots in the 1935 corn crop.
Ibid., 20:20: 316-20.
Third experimental forecast of the incidence
of bacterial wilt of corn. Ibid., 21:6:
102-07.
Two species of Physalospora in England.
Mycoloyia, 28:4:330-36.
A note on the temperature relations of
certain fungi. Ibid., 28:6:510-13.
Environmental conditions and the wasting
disease of eel-grass. Science, 84:2169:
87-89.
Was there an outbreak of bacterial v/ilt of
corn in central Illinois in 189 1 and 1892?
Trans. III. Acad. Sci., 29:2:73-75.
Stewart, Charles Leslie, Ph.D., Professor of
AgriculUiral Economics
Articles:
Farm land values as affected by road type
and distance. /. Farm Econ., 18:4:724-35.
(4100)
Discussion of paper on land value in
Germany. Ibid., 19:1:187-89. (1400)
Improved roads and land values. 2S<i Ann.
Conf. Hwy. Eng., Feb., 1937, pp. 47-64.
(6600)
Articles (contintied)
Shifting real estate values in Illinois. ///.
Farm Econ., Sept. -Oct., 1936, pp. 80-81.
(850)
With W. J. Wills:
Yield dependability on Illinois farms. Ibid.,
Jan. -Feb., 1937, pp. 97-99. (1600)
Stiven, Frederic Benjamin, Mus.D., A.A.G.O.,
Professor of Music and Director of the
School of Music
Articles:
High lights of the first international congress
of music education. Proc. Mus. Teachers
Nat. Assoc, 31:31:83-96. (4800)
Music in the universities and colleges of the
United States of America. S. Amer. Mus.
Bui., Montevideo, and Les Cahiers de la
Musique, Brussels. (2000)
Struck, Harold Carl, Ph.D., Instructor in
Physiology
Articli-.s:
With M. B. Visscher:
Efifect.-i of prolonged administration of mod-
erate doses of creatine in rats. Proc. Soc.
E.vp. Biol. Med., 35:532-35- (700)
With T. Cornblcet:
Calcium metabolism in scleroderma. Arch.
Derm. Syph., 35:188-201. (5000)
With A. J. Bartoli and Jeannettc L. Cohen:
A study of the total acid soluble phosphorus
in siieletal muscle of rats. Proc. Amer.
Physiol. Soc, 49th An. Meet., Apr., 1937,
p. II. (300)
See also C. I. Reed.
Sullivan, Virgil Richard, A.M.. Assistant in
Chemistry
Sec G. F. Smith.
Sutton, Arle Herbert, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Geology
Articles:
Fourth annual tri-state geological field con-
ierence. Science, 85:2194:76. (500)
With D. G. Sutton:
Middle Devonian of southern Indiana.
/. Gcol., 45:3:320-31. (4000)
Reviews:
Historical geology, by V'er Wiebe. Econ.
GeoL, 31:6:645-46. (275)
Swann, Sherlock, Jr., Ph.D., Research Asso-
ciate Professor of Chemical Engineering
Articlks:
Electro-organic chemistry. Chapter it of
Annual Survey of American Chemistry,
19S5, PP- 152-63- (4300)
Taebel, Wilbert, M.S., Assistant in Chemistry
Sec B. S. Hopkins.
Taft, Donald Reed, Ph.D., Professor of
Sociology
Articles:
Nationality and crime. Amer. Sociol. Rev.,
i:5:724-3(>- (4900)
Reviews:
New light on delinquency and its treatment,
by W. Healy and Augusta F. Bronner.
///. La-c Rev., Feb., 1937, pp. 841-43. (700)
Migration and economic opportunity, by
C. Goodrich ct al. Amcr. Sociol. Rev.,
Dec, 1936, pp. 1000-02. (950)
Publications of the Faculty
35
Takats, Geza de, M.D., M.Surg., Associate
Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Chapter III of Trauma and Disease, by
Brahdy and Kahn, 1937, pp. 79-112.
Chapters on varicose veins, thrombosis, and
thrombophlebitis and embolism, in Christo-
pher's 1 extbook of Surgci-y, 1936, pp.
16S-187.
Acute arterial occlusions of the extremities.
Amer. J. Surg., 33:61.
Surgical treatment of peripheral vascular
disease. A". 1'. /. Med., Nov., 1936.
With Scupham:
Peripheral vascular diseases. Arch. Int.
Med., 58:531-7-2.
Reviews:
Passive vascular exercises and the conserva-
tive management of obliterative arterial
diseases of the extremities, by L. G. Herr-
mann. J. A.M. A., 107:901. (650)
Atiologie und Therapie der Varizen und des
varikosen Symptomenkomplexes, by
F. Jaeger. Ibid., 107:903. (300)
Talbot, Arthur Newell, C.E., D.Sc, E.Eng.,
LL.D., Professor of Municipal and Sanitary
Engineering, E>neritus
Articles:
The relation between track and rolling
stock. Ry. Age, 102:589-93; West. Ry.
Club, 49:13-24. (5000)
Report of special committee on stresses in
railroad track. Proc. Amer. Ry. Eng.
Assoc., 37:101-02. (700)
Discussion on stresses in railroad track.
Ibid., 37:954-61. (5000)
Tanner, Fred Wilbur, Ph.D., Professor of
Bacteriology and Head of the Department
Articles:
The microbiology of canned foods. Proc. 3d
Intcrnat. Cong. Microbiol., 1936, pp.
219-20. (1000)
Report on sampling inoculum. J. Assoc.
Official Chem., Aug., 1936, 431-33. (800)
Microbiology of fresh and canned foods.
Food Mfr., 11:385-89. (3600)
Some recent advances in food poisoning.
jV. Amer. Veterinariayi, 18:19-23. (2700)
With Elaine W. Oglesby:
Influence of temperature on growth and
toxin production by Clostridium botulinum.
Food Res., 1:481-94. (3900)
With F. M. Clark:
Thermophilic canned-food spoilage organ-
isms in sugar and starch. Ibid., 2:27-40.
(4000J
Taylor, Aubrey Bryant, Ph.D., Instructor in
Physiology
Articles:
With R. L. King:
Further studies on the parasitic ameba found
in grasshoppers. Trans. Amer. Micros.
Soc, 56:8-10.
Templeman, William Darby, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of English
Articles:
With C. F. Harrold and others:
Victorian bibliography for 1935. Mod. Philol.
33:4:403-35. (15,000)
Terry, Ralph Eugene, Ph.G., M.S., Associate
Professor of Pharmacy
See E. N. Gathcrcoal.
Thacker, Edgar Abney, M.S., M.D., Instructor
in Hygiene and Medical Adviser for Men
Articles:
Tuberculosis control in our educational in-
stitutions by the tuberculin x-ray plan. ///.
Med. J., 71:4:354-61. (4600)
Theiss, Edwin Leodgar, Ph.D., C.P.A., Asso-
ciate Professor of Accountancy
Articles:
The beginnings of business budgeting. Acct.
Rev., 12:1:43-55. (9000)
Thomas, Henry Bascom, B.S., M.D., Professor
of Orthopaedics, Head of the Department,
and Director of the Illinois Surgical Insti-
tute for Children
Articles:
With F. W. Hark:
Angiomata of skeletal muscle. Amer. J. Surg.,
Apr., 1937, pp. 69-72. (1800)
Thomas, Lyell Jay, Ph.D., Assistant Profes-
sor of Zoology
Books:
With R. R. Kudo, W. M. Luce, F. A. Brown,
and B. V. Hall:
Laboratory manual for an elementary course
in general zoology (rev. ed.). Univ. of
111., Urbana. 1936. 82 pp.
Articles:
A new source of Diphyllobothrium infection.
Science, 85:2196:119. (300)
Bothriocephalus rarus n. sp., a cestode from
the newt, Triturus viridescens Raf.
/. ParasitoL, 23:2:119-132. (4800)
Environmental relations and life history of
the tapeworm Bothriocephalus rarus
Thomas. Ibid., 23:2:133-52. (7200)
Reviews:
Contributions to a science of Hematology, by
N. A. Cobb. Trans. Amer. Micros. Soc,
Apr., 1937. (800)
Thompson, Charles Manfred, Ph.D., LL.D.,
Litt.D., McKinley Professor of the Eco-
nomics of Public Utilities, Dean of the
College of Commerce and Business Admin-
istration, and Director of the Bureau of
Business Research
Books:
High school economics (rev. ed.). Sandorn
and Co., Chicago. 1936.
Thorek, Philip, B.S., M.D., Assistant in
Anatomy and in Surgery
Articles:
Gas gangrene. Amer. J. Surg., Apr., 1937,
pp. 22-26. (3000)
With C. Rutter:
Phytobezoar and trichobezoar. Ibid., Mar.,
1937- (3000)
Timmons, Benjamin Finley, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Sociology
Articles:
Experience in county public welfare organi-
zation and administration as a basis for
planning in Illinois. Social Forces, 15:2:
248-54. (4500)
Tracy, Paul Hubert, Ph.D., Professor of Dairy
Manufactures
Articles:
Frozen desserts. ///. Ayr. Exp. Sta. Circ,
462. (6000)
Factors responsible for off-flavors in milk.
Milk Dealer, May, 1936, pp. 1 14-16. (2300)
36
University of Illinois
Tracv, Paul Hubert — Articles (continued)
Stabilizing agents in the ice cream mix.
Can. Dairy Ice Cream J., July, 1936, pp.
25-26. (1800)
The use of sodium alginate as a stabilizing
agent. Ice Cream Field, July, 1936, pp.
18-19. (200)
Freezing ice cream. Ice Cream Trade J.,
July, 1936, pp. 19-2 1. (3300)
Factors that must be considered in selecting
the mix standard. Ibid., Apr., 1937, pp.
38-40. (2500)
Ways of improving sanitary quality. Ibid.,
Mar., 1937, pp. 32-33. (1500)
IVith H. H. Brown:
A study of methods used to improve the
sanitary quality of nut meats, flavoring and
coloring used in ice cream. Proc. 36th An.
Conv. Internal. Assoc. Ice Cream Mfrs.
(5500)
Trelease, William, D.Sc, LL.D., Professor of
Botany, Emeritus
Articles:
Piperaceae. In Flora of Peru, Part 2, by
J. F. Macbride, Field Mus. Nat. Hist. Bot.
Series, Vol. 13.
Trjitzinsky, Waldemar Joseph, Ph.D., Asso-
ciate Professor of Mathematics
Articles:
Linear functionals in the theory of quasi-
analytic and D-analytic classes. Mathe-
matischc Zcits., 41:493-507. (8000)
Non-linear difference equations. Compositio
Mathematica, 5:1-66. (38,000)
Trotier, Arnold Herman, A.M., Lecturer in
Library Science and Catalog Librarian
Articles:
Organization of the catalog department in a
university library. Catalogers' and Classi-
fiers' Yrbk., 5:9-18. (4000)
Report of the planning board. ///. Lib., 18:
4:181-82. (360)
Tuckey, Stewart Lawrence, M.S., Associate
in Dairy Manufactures
Articles:
Survey of recent studies on butter manu-
facture. Amer. Cream, and Poul. Prod.
Rev., 83:19:706-09. (2200)
Manufacture of cheese from pasteurized
milk. Nat. Butter and Cheese J. 27:23:
22-26. (3000)
See also H. A. Ruehe.
Tykociner, Joseph Tykocinski, E.E., Research
Professor of Electrical Engineering
Articles:
With M. W. Woodruff:
Flexural vibrations of piezoelectric quartz
bars and plates. ///. Eng. E.vp. Sta. Bui.,
291, 35 pp.; Trans. III. Acad. Sci., 29:2:
225-27. (hoc)
Tylor, W. Russell, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
of Sociology
Articles:
Preparedness for peace. Decatur Herald
Rev., Aug. 30, 1936, p. 9. (2200)
See also R. Newconib.
Van Cleave, Harley Jones, Ph.D., Professor
of Zoology
Articles:
Tenuisentis, a new genus of Acanthocephala,
and its taxonomic position. Parasitol.,
28:3:446-51.
in snails of the genus
Amer. Micros. Soc,
Articles (continued)
Reversal of symmetry in Campeloma rufum,
a fresh-water snail. Amer. Naturalist, 70:
567-73.
Acanthocephala from amphibians and reptiles
of China (Abstract). /. Parasitol., 22:4:
530.
Acanthocephala of the genus Corynosoma
from birds of Dyer Island, South Africa.
Goteborgs Kungl. Vetenskaps-och Vitter-
hets-Samhalles Handlingar. Ser. B.,
5:2:1-6.
With Emily M. Richey:
Studies on the radula
Viviparus. Trans.
55:2:223-29.
With L. H. Townsend:
On the assignment of Echinorhynchus dirus
to the genus Acanthocephalus. Proc. Helm.
Soc, Wash., 3:2:63.
With Dorothy A. Altringer:
Studies on the life cycle of Campeloma
rufum, a fresh-water snail. Amer. Natur-
alist, 71:167-84.
Van Derpool, James Grote, B.Aroh., Associate
Professor of the History of Architecture
Articles:
Comparison of Byzantine planning at Con-
stantinople and in Greece proper. Art Bui.,
Dec, 1936. (7500)
Van Home, John, Ph.D., Professor of Romance
Languages
Articles:
Fray Antonio Tello, historian. Hispania, 19:
191-200. (4500)
Editorial comment. Italica, 13:17-26, 47-54,
95-101; 14:17-26. (17,500)
Von Bonln, Gerhardt, M.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Anatomy
Articles:
Skeletal material from the Lowry area.
Chapter 7 of Lowry Ruin in Southwestern
Colorado, by P. S. Martin, Field Mus. Nat.
Hist. Anthropol. Series, 23:1:143-214.
(18,000)
On the craniology of Oceania. Crania from
New Britain. Biometrika, June, 1936, pp.
123-48. (6500)
A first study of the size of the cells in the
cerebral cortex. /. Comp. Neurol., 66:1:
103-11. (1700)
Wachowski, Theodore John, B.S., M.D., Asso-
ciate in Roentgenology
See A. Hartung.
Walls, Edna Elliott, A.M., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Child Development and Parent
Education
Articles:
With A. Varland, M. Lind, and others:
Toys and equipment that can be made at
home. ///. E.vt. Serv. Agr. Home Econ.,
1937. 30 pp.
Wanless, Harold RoUin, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Geology
Articles:
Pennsylvanian correlation between the east-
ern interior and the Appalachian coal
fields. Proc. Geol. Soc. Amer., June, 1936.
(150)
Sec also F. P. She par d.
Publications of the Faculty
37
Ward, Gladys Josephine, A.M., Associate in
Home Management Extension
Articles:
Kitchen clinics. /. Home Econ., 28:445-46.
(800)
Ward, Henry Baldwin, Ph.D., LL.D., Pro-
fessor of Zoology, Emeritus
Articles:
Meetings of the executive committee of the
A.A.A.S. Science, 83:439-40; 84:460-61.
(2500)
Preliminary announcement of Rochester
meeting of A.A.A.S. Ibid., 83:447-56.
(8500)
Grants in aid of research. Ibtd., 83:569.
(750)
Joint meeting at Rochester and Ithaca. Ibid.,
84:93-113. (20,000)
Preliminary announcement of second Atlan-
tic City meetings. Ibid., 84:465-75.
(10,000)
Friday's program at Atlantic City. Ibid.,
84:547-48. (600)
Christmas meeting of A.A.A.S. Sci. Mo.,
43:575-77. (650) . ^ ^^
Atlantic City meeting of A.A.A.S. Nature,
139:202-04. (2500)
Atlantic City meeting of A.A.A.S. and asso-
ciated societies. Science, 85:129-64. (26,-
000)
Stream polution. U. S. Senate, 74th Cong.,
sd Session, 3958-59, 4342, 4627. (2000)
Reviews:
The microscope, by S. H. Gage. Trans.
Amer. Micr. Soc, 56:117. (400)
Warren, William J., Ph.D., Instructor in
Electrical Engineering
Articles:
Power factor changes of some commercial
rubber insulations with aging. Rpt. Comm.
Elec. Insulation, Nat. Res. Council, 1936,
p. 25. (1000)
Wascher, Herman, M.S., Assistant Chief in
Soil Survey
See R. S. Smith.
Watson, Floyd Rowe, Ph.D.. Professor of
Experimental Physics
Articles:
The sound absorbing value of Portland
cement concretes. /. Amer. Concrete
Inst., 7:659-72. (5500)
Building acoustics. Proc. Assoc. Supts.
Bldgs. and Grounds of Univs. and Colls.
(2700)
Selected topics in acoustics. Sch. Sci. Math.,
36:474-78. (2000)
Reviews:
The new acoustics, by N. W. McLachlan.
/. Acous. Soc, 8:64. (350)
Elektroakustische Untersuchungen in Hall-
raumen, by Hans Frei. Ibid., 7:64. (200)
Editorial reviews. Ibid., 7 passim.
Webb, Richard Lockwood, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Anatomy
Articles:
With Parke H. Simer:
Lymphatics in omental adhesions. Surg. Gyn.
Obstet., 64:872-75. (1800)
Webster, George Lewis, Ph.G., B.S., Associate
in Chemistry
Articles:
With F. F. Blicke:
Arsinic acids. J.A.C.S., 59:534-37- (2000)
Diarsyls. VIII. Amino and hydroxydiarsyls.
Ibid., S9'Si7-39- (2000)
Weinard, Frederick Francis, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Floricultural Physiology
Articles:
An experiment with callas. To note effects
of dips on growth. Flor. Rev., 79:2035:24.
(500) .
The fourteenth annual Illinois state florists
week. Flor. Exch., 88:ii:ioA. (2500)
Weisiger, George Bates, B.S., LL.B., J.D.,
Professor of Law
Books:
Manual for the use of law books (2d ed.).
The Bobbs-Merrill Co., Indianapolis, 1937.
ix -|- 107 pp.
Welker, William Henry, A.C., Ph.D., Pro-
fessor of Physiological Chemistry and Head
of the Department
Articles:
Air conditioning and its effect on hay fever
and pollen asthma. ///. Eng. Exp. Sta.
Circ, 26, pp. 15-25; Heat. Vent. J., Nov.,
1936, pp. 35-38. (2800)
Werner, Raymond Clarence, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of History
Books:
Syllabus of the history of the United States,
Part III, 1828-1917. Univ. of 111. Supply
Store, 1937. 53 pp.
White, Herbert LeRoy, B.S., C.E., Sanitary
Engineer
Articles:
A critical analysis of gravel-packed wells.
Water Works Eng., 89:17:1077-78. (6700)
Gravel-packed wells. /. Amer. Water Works
Assoc, 29:4:475-88. (6700)
Whitlock, Mary Cecelia, A.M., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Home Economics
Articles:
"10 long steps" or why this customer wants
more labeling. Retailing (exec, ed.), 8:51:
4-5. (1100)
How to buy values in textiles and clothing.
//;. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ 16 pp. (2500)
Beauty plus service. Women's Wear Daily,
Nov. 25, 1936. (2400)
With others:
Wearability of silk dresses, I93i-i934-
Mimeo. by National Federation of Tex-
tiles, Inc., Mar., 1936, 54 pp. Abstract,
A.S.T.M. Standards on Textile Material,
Oct., 1936, pp. 272-280 (3600). Also
abstract, /. Home Econ., 28:10:677-79.
(1200)
Wickwire, George Charles, M.S., Instructor
in Physiology
Articles:
With W. E. Burge and Ruth Krouse :
The influence of copper on the rate of dis-
integration of mammalian erythrocytes.
Amer. J. Physiol., 116:3:638-40. (1000)
Wien, Max Samuel, B.S., M.D., Associate
Professor of Dermatology
Articles:
With Minnie O. Perlstein:
The intradermal treatment of lymphogranu-
loma inguinale. Brit. J. Derm. Syph., 49:
63-65.
Ulcerative lesions of the skin in lympho-
granuloma inguinale. J. A.M. A., 108:27-30.
38
University of Illinois
Wiley, Carroll Carson, B.S., C.E., Professor
of Civil Engineering
Articles:
Yesterday and today with the police. Pub.
III. Policemen's Assoc, July-Sept., 1936.
(iioo)
The attitude of the driver. Nat. Safety
Council Proc, Oct., 1936. (2100)
Will, Samuel Frederic, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Romance Languages
Books:
With T. R. Palfrey:
Petite anthologie: poesies fransaises. F. S.
Crofts and Co., N.Y., 1936. ix + 130 pp.
IVith P. E. Jacob:
Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Selections from the
Confessions and Reveries d'un Promeneitr
Solitaire. Henry Holt and Co., N.Y., 1937.
xli + 233 + Iv pp.
Articlks:
A note on Ronsard's Epitafe de Francois
Rabelais. Mod. Lang. Notes, Nov., 1936,
pp. 455-58. (1400)
With V. L. Sikcs:
American studies on the French Renaissance.
Romanic Rev., 27:3-4:201-04. (1800)
Reviews:
Etat present des etudes sur Villon, by Louis
Cons. Bks. Abroad, 10:3:316. (300)
Willard, Arthur Cutts, B.S., D.Eng., LL.D.,
President
Articles:
The state university and professional educa-
tion. Proc. An. Cony. Med. Educ, Med.
Licensure and Hosp., Chicago, Feb., 1936.
(2000)
What is air conditioning. Master Phtmber,
7:3:14-15; N. J. Master Plumber, 1:8:6.
(1500)
Wills, Walter Joe, B.S., Assistant in Agri-
cultural Economics
See C. L. Stewart.
Wilson, Wilbur M., M.M.E., C.E., Research
Professor of Structural Engineering
Articles:
Tests of steel columns. ///. Eny. E.rp. Sta.
Bui., 292. 25 pp.
Applications of the wedge extensometer.
Proc. A.S.T.M., Vol. 36, Part II, pp.
807-12. (1800)
Wilson, Wilfrid, B.S., Dr.Math. et Phys.,
Associate in Mathematics
Articles:
Two theorems on product complexes. Com-
positio Math., 4:2:285-86. (400)
On e-nets in a complex. Ibid., 4:2:287-93.
(2500)
Winakor, Arthur Harry, Ph.D.. C.P.A..
Statistician in the Bureau of Institutional
Research
Articles:
Capacity to pay current debts. ///. Bur. Bus.
Res. Bui., S3-
Windsor, Phineas Lawrence, Ph.B., Profes-
sor of Library Science, Director of the
Library School and of the Library
Articles:
IVith A. M. Boyd:
The objectives and content of public docu-
ments courses. A chapter in Public Docu-
ments, 1935, pp. 179-195- (6800)
Winters, Eric, Jr., M.S., Associate in Soil
Physics and Soil Survey
See R. S. Smith.
Wirth, Elmer Hauser, Ph.C, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Pharmacognosy
Books:
See E. N. Gathercoal.
Articles:
Acid-insoluble ash in colocynth. Nat. Formu-
lary Bui., 5:2414-15. (700)
The botanical name of jalap. Ibid., 5:2448-
49- (350)
The tolerance standard for cacao praepara-
tum. Ibid., 6:2515-16. (550)
Ether soluble extractive of kamala. Ibid.,
6:2544-45. (450)
The quantitative determination of volatile
oils in vegetable drugs. Ibid., 6:2555-60.
(2600)
With G. Bruch:
Studies on poplar bud. J.A.Ph.A., 25:672-82.
(5300)
Reviews:
Abstracts and reviews from "Pharmaceu-
tische Weekblad," "Pharmaceutische Tijd-
schrift," and "Pharmaceutische Tijd-
schrift voor Nederlandsh Indie." Pharm.
Absts., Vols. II and III, passim. (15,000)
Wishart, Harold Bertram, M.S., Special Re-
search Assistant in Engineering Materials
See H. F. Moore and S. W. Lyon.
Womack, Madelyn, Ph.D., Special Research
Assistant in Chemistry
See W. C. Rose.
Woodrow, Herbert, Ph.D., Professor of Psy-
chology and Head of the Department
Articles:
The measurement of difficulty. Psych. Rev.,
43:341-65- (12,500)
Absolute scaling applied to the data yielded
by the method of constant stimuli. /. Exp.
Psych., 20:1-28. (14,000)
The interrelationship of conditions of dif-
ficulty: I. The effect of change in number
at various spatial separations on simultane-
ous letter- span. /. Gen. Psych., 16:83-102.
(9500)
Number, spatial separation and illumination
as conilitions of simultaneous letter span.
Ibid., 16:103-30. (13,500)
Two quantitative laws relating to goodness
of performance. /. Psych., 4:139-59.
(10,000)
Report of the division of anthropology and
psychology. National Research Council.
Psych. Bui., 33:699-700. (500)
Report of committee on the experimental
study of suggestion. Ibid., 33:698-99. (300)
With L. H. Stott:
The effect of practice on positive time-order
errors. /. E.vp. Psych., 6:694-705. (6000)
With L. A. Wilson:
A simple procedure for approximate factor
analysis. Psychometrika, 1:245-58. (6500)
Reviews:
Psychometric methods, by J. P. Guilford.
Ibid., 1:295-96. (800)
Woodruff, Sybil, Ph.D., Professor of Foods
Articles:
With Majcl M. MacM asters:
The effects on corn and wheat starch gels
produced by pretreating the starches with
freezing or with chemical reagents. Trans.
III. Acad. Sci., 29:2:107-09. (850)
Publications of the Faculty
39
Wright, Ivan, Ph.D., Professor of Economics
Articles:
Private banking is safer than government
banking. Econ. Nat. Comm. on Monetary
Policy, July, 1936. (2000)
The consequences of inflation. Ibid. (1500)
Unsolved research problems in money, credit
and banking. Ma/j. Banking, Jan., 1937.
(3000)
Managing your personal estate through a
period of inflation. La Salic St. Cashier,
Mar., 1937. (2000)
Trend of long term mortgage money rates.
An. Rpt. N. Central Bldg. Loan League,
Jan., 1937.
Reviews:
Managing the people's money, by J. E. Good-
bar. Pol. Sci. Qt., Dec, 1936.
Crises and cycles, W. Ropke. Ibid., Mar.,
1937-
The downfall of the gold standard, by G.
Cassel. Ibid.
World finance 1914-1935, by P. Einzig. Ibid.
Agricultural credit: a study of recent de-
velopments in agricultural credit adminis-
tration in the United States, by A. I.
Qureshi. Ibid.
International money markets, by J. T. Mad-
den and M. Nadler. Econ. Forum, Spring,
1936.
Aspects of the theory of international capital
movements, by C. Iversen. Ibid., Fall,
1936.
Young, Paul Thomas, Ph.D., Professor of
Psychology
Articles:
A group experiment upon the affective re-
action to odors. Amer. J. Psych., 49:277-
86. (5000)
Reviews:
Elementary general psychology, by S. \V.
Fernberger. Psych. But., 34:2:110-14.
(1500)
Zechel, Gustav Leopold, M.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Anatomy and Associate in Surgery
Articles:
The cirrhosis of the liver as a surgical prob-
lem. ///. Med. J., Dec, 1936, pp. 1-20.
(4000)
Application of adhesive plaster. Amer. J.
Surg., 32:2:324. (200)
Zeitlin, Howard, M.S., M.D., Instructor in
Pathology and in Psychiatry
Articles:
IVith B. IV. Lichtcnstcin:
Occlusion of the anterior spinal artery. Arch.
Neurol. Psychiat., 36:96-111.
Caisson disease. Arch. Pathol., 22:86-98.
Actinomycotic abscess of the brain. Ibid.,
23:58-66.
Zeitlin, Jacob, Ph.D., Professor of English
Books:
Essays of Michel de Montaigne. Vol. III.
Alfred A. Knopf, N.Y., 1936. 581 pp.
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PUBLISHED BY THE FACULTY
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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
May I, 1937 — April 30, 1938
Published by the University of Illinois
Under the Auspices of the Graduate School
Urbana, Illinois
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UNIVERSirir OF lUINOiS
BOOKS, ARTICLES, AND REVIEWS PUBLISHED BY THE FACULTY
OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
May 1, 1937— April 30, 1938
NOTE: The following list of publications, consisting of (i) books, (2) articles,
and (3) reviews, written by members of the staff of the University, and published
during the year ended April 30, 1938, was compiled from lists supplied by the indi-
vidual members. The academic titles indicate positions for 1938- 1939 except those of
persons no longer on the staff. An article by two or more persons of vmequal
academic rank is usually listed under the name of the one having the superior
rank, cross-references being inserted under the names of the others. Numbers
in parentheses are approximate numbers of words.
Ackerman, Joseph, M.S., Associate in Farm
Managfement
Articles:
Factors influencing farm lending experience
in Coles and the six adjoining counties,
Illinois, 19 17, 1933. /. Amer. Soc. Farm
Mgrs. and Rural Appraisers, 11:1:36-38.
(800)
See also H. C. M. Case, L. J. Norton, and
C. L. Stewart.
Adams, Roger, Ph.D., D.Sc, Professor of Or-
ganic Chemistry and Head of the Depart-
ment of Chemistry
Books:
See C. S. Marvel.
Articles:
With C. R. Kinney:
Dideuteriovaline and dideuterioleucine.
J.A.C.S., 59:897-98. (1000)
With F. C. McGrew:
Stereochemistry of deuterium compounds of
the type RR'CXhXd: ethyl-d4-ethylcarbinol.
Ibid., 59:1497-1500. (2100)
With K. N. Campbell and R. C. Morris:
The structure of gossypol. I. Ibid., 59:1723-
28. (3300)
With R. F. Miller and D. J. Butterbaugh:
Structure of gossypol. II. Acylation. Ibid.,
59:1729-31. (1800)
With R. C. Morris:
The structure of gossypol. III. Gossypol
ethers. Ibid., 59:i73i-35. (3000)
With R. F. Miller:
Structure of gossypol. IV. Anhydrogossypol
and its derivatives. Ibid., 59:1736-38.
(2000)
With W. B. Burnett, R. L. Jenkins, C. H.
Peet, and E. E. Dreger:
Dialkylaminoalkanol esters of /J-aminobenzoic
acid. Ibid., 59:2248-52. (2500)
With M. T. Lefflcr:
Aminophenyl-2-oxazolines as local anesthetics.
Ibid., 59:2252-58. (4000)
With A. Novelli:
Aminophenyl-2-pentoxazolines. Ibid., 59:2259-
60. (1000)
With S. H. Babcock:
Aminophenyl thiazolines and thiazines. Ibid.,
59:2260-61. (1200)
With B. S. Friedman and M. Sparks:
Aminophenyl oxazoles and thiazoles. Ibid.,
59:2262-64. (2000)
With Allene Jeanes:
The addition of alkali metals to phenan-
threne. Ibid., 59:2608-22. (9600)
Albig, John William, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Sociology
Articles:
The content of radio programs, 1925-1935.
J. Social Forces, 16:3:338-49.
Allen, Harry Kenneth, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Economics
Articles:
ISIunicipal finance. Amer. Yr. Bk., 1938, pp.
232-38. (5000)
Local government by remote control. ///. /.
Com., 20:2:9. (4000)
Almy, Gerald Marks, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Physics
Articles:
With G. D. Kinser:
The emission spectrum of diatomic arsenic
II. Phys. Rev., 52:8:814-21. (5000)
Alsterlund, John Frederick, A.M., Special Re-
search Assistant in the Engineering Experi-
ment Station
Articles:
With C. C. Compton:
Effects of nicotine fumigation at short ex-
posure and assumed high concentration.
/. Econ. Entoni., 30:4:571-75. (3000)
Ames, Alfred Campbell, A.M., Assistant in
English
Articles:
Some English mosaics from Faust. Monat-
shefte fiir deutschen Unterricht, 29:6:266-
71. (3000)
Anderson, Harold Homer, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Psychology
Articles:
An experimental study of dominative and
integrative behavior in children of pre-
school age: /. Social Psych., 8:335-45-
(3600) . . ,
Domination and integration in the social
behavior of young children in an ex-
perimental play situation. Genetic Psych.
Monog., 19:3:341-408. (25,000)
Reviews:
The psychology of the unadjusted school
child, (rev. ed.), by J. J. B. Morgan.
Amer. J. Psych., 1937, PP- 494-95- (800)
Anderson, Harry Warren, Ph.D., Professor of
Pomological Pathology
Articles:
Injury to apple foliage and fruit in the
1937 season. Trans. III. Hort. Soc, 71:
432-39-
With W. P. Flint:
Directions for spraying fruits in Illinois
(rev.). ///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ, 447, 25
pp. (15,000)
[3]
University of Illinois
Anderson, H. W. — Articles (continued)
With W. P. Flint and W. A. Ruth:
The season of 1937. Trans. 111. Hort. Soc.
71:43-52.
With K. J. Kadow:
Evaluation of some sulfur fungicides. Ibid.,
71:245-55-
Damping-off control in Illinois. ///. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Circ, 481, 11 pp.
Damping-off control. An evaluation of seed
and soil treatments. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Bui., 439, pp. 291-348.
The value of new copper sprays as fungi-
cides for the control of apple blotch,
cherry leaf spot and apple scab. Phyto-
path., 28:247-56.
With K. J. Kadow and D. Powell:
Copper sprays tested in the 1937 Illinois
spray schedule. Trans. III. Hort. Soc, 71:
255-69-
With K. J. Kadow and S. L. Hopperstead:
Control of sclerotinia and botrytis stem rots
of greenhouse tomatoes and cucumbers.
Phytopath., 28:225-27.
Arnlm, Sumter Smith, D.D.S., Ph.D., Assist-
ant Professor of Operative Dentistry and
Acting Head of the Department
Articles:
The present-day concept of caries based on
clinical and experimental data and the
most fruitful approach to the prevention
and control of the condition. Internat. J.
Orthodontia and Oral Surg., 23:10:1045.
(5500)
Arnold, Joseph Norman, M.S., Assistant Pro-
fessor of General Eng'ineering Drawing
Articles:
Measuring student and instructor perform-
ance in engineering drawing. /. Eng.
Drawing, 1:2:1-5. (5000)
With F. H. Warner:
Cut and fill volume told by chart. Eng.
News-Rec, 119:2:75. (400)
Aron, Albert William, Ph.D., Professor of
German and Head of the Department
Articles:
The shifting evaluation of baroque literature.
Monatshefte fiir Deutschen Unterricht, 29:
5:193-200. (3700)
Remain Rolland and Goethe. Ibid., 30:3-4:
98-109. (5600)
Ashby, Robert C, Ph.D., Professor of Live-
stock Marketing
Articles:
Where to? U. S. Live Stock News, 4:3:3-7;
Sheep and Goat Raiser's Mag., 18:2:3-4.
(4000)
Present day marketing problems cannot be
solved by stockmen acting as individuals.
Pacific Stockman, 4:4:1. (1400)
Relation of the auction market to the live-
stock industry. Proc. Amer. Soc. Animal
Prod., Dec, 1937. (1700)
Livestock auction markets in Illinois. Look-
ing Ahead in Cooperative Marketing, U.
of I. Dept. of Agr. Econ. Mimeo. (1500)
Stop guessing — use tested scales. Nat. Live
Stock Prod., 16:4:7. (900)
Know shrink records — used tested scales.
Ibid., 16:5:9. (1400)
Auctions — the place they hold in livestock
marketing. Ibid., 16:9. (1900)
With E. N. S earls:
1937 motor truck cost studies. U. of I. Dept.
of Agr. Econ. Mimeo., 764. 8 pp. (3700)
Articles (continued)
With L. J. Norton and L. H. Simerl:
Summary of the cooperative survey in Illi-
nois — livestock marketing associations.
Ibid., 844, 9 pp. (2500)
With H. H. Alp and L. E. Card:
Studies of the market quality of eggs from
109 farms in southeastern Illinois. ///.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui., 441, pp. 397-411.
(5000)
Astell, Louis Alexander, M.S., Teacher of
Science in University High School
Articles:
The radio program as an aid in education.
Sch. Sci. Math., 38:293-99. (3000)
The development and needs of visual aids in
chemical education. Educ. Screen, 17:150-
52. (2500J
Audrieth, Ludwig Frederick, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Chemistry
Articles:
With T. E. Franks:
Corrosion of some alloys by solutions oi
ammonium salts in liquid ammonia. Metals
and Alloys, 9:51-52. (2000)
With C. Slobutsky and R. W. Campbell:
Acid catalysis in liquid ammonia. I. Am-
monolysis of diethylmalonate. Proc. Nat.
Acad. Sci., 23:611-15. (2500)
With L. L. Fellinger:
Acid catalysis in liquid ammonia. II. Am-
monolysis of ethyl benzoate. J.A.C.S.,
60:579-81. (2000)
Babbitt, Harold Eaton, M.S., Professor of
Sanitary Engineering
Articles:
Some recent developments in water works
practice. /. Amer. Water Works Assoc,
30:453- (3000)
Trends and developments in water purifica-
tion practice in 1937. Bui. Assoc. State
Eng. Soc, 13:2:102. (3000)
Reviews:
Solution of transmission problems of a wa-
ter system, bj' E. H. Aldrich. Proc.
A.S.C.E., 64:380. (1500)
Bachem, Albert, Ph.D., Professor of Bio-
physics
Articles:
Various types of absolute pitch. /. Acous.
Soc. Amer., 9:146-51. (3400)
With P. J. Melnick:
The time factor in the irradiation of malig-
nant tumors. Arch. Path., 23:757-92.
(10,000)
Badger, Alfred Earl, M.S., Research Associate
in Ceramic Engineering
Articles:
With C. G. Harman:
Method of determining density of molten
glass. Glass 7n<f., 19:4:145. (700)
Method of improving the appearance of
silica brick. Brick and Clay Rec, 90:5:292.
(900)
See also C. W. Parmelee and B. W. King.
Badger, Carroll John, B.S., Associate in Soil
Experiment Fields
Sec F. C. Bauer.
Bailar, John Christian, Jr., Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Chemistrv
Publications of the Faculty
Bailak, J. C. (continued)
Articles:
Chemistry for its professional value. Sci.
Teach., 4:2:5. (600)
Introduction to the symposium (on complex
inorganic compounds). Chem. Rev., 21:1-2.
(700)
Reviews:
Laboratory manual of general chemistry, by
Walton and Krauskopf. /. Chem. Educ,
14:600. (400)
Laboratory manual of general chemistry, by
Holmes. Ibid., 15:97. (400)
Bailey, Harold Wood, Ph.D., Assistant Pro
fessor of Mathematics
Articles:
Some problems of junior college mathe-
matics. Bui. Kans. Assoc. Teach. Math.,
12:4:7-13. (5200)
Baker, Frank Collins, B.S., Curator of the
Museum of Natural History
Articles:
Abundance of the European starling in Illi-
nois. Science, 85:564. (350)
An Illinois record for the little brown crane.
Auk, 54:388. (200)
A new Pleistocene race of Polygyra ap-
pressa. Nautilus, 51:23. (300)
New land and freshwater mollusca from the
upper Pliocene of Kansas and a new
species of Gyraulus from early Pleistocene
strata. Ibid., 51:126-31. (2000)
Pleistocene land and freshwater mollusca as
indicators of time and ecological condi-
tions. Chap. 7 in Early Man as Depicted
by Leading Authorities at the Interna-
tional Symposium of the Academy of Na-
tural Sciences, J. B. Lippincott Co., Phila.
(2500)
Baker, Robert Horace, Ph.D., D.Sc, Professor
of Astronomy and Head of the Department
Books:
Introducing the constellations. Viking Press,
N. Y., 1937. 205 pp.
Astronomy (3d ed.). D. Van Nostrand Co.,
N. Y., 1938. xii -f 51S pp.
Balduf, Walter Valentine, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Entomology
Articles:
The volume of entomological literature.
Science, 85:542-44. (1600)
Bionomic notes on the common bagworm,
Thyridopteryx ephemeraeformis, and its
insect enemies. Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash.,
39:169-84. (7000)
Bionomic notes on Exartema ferriferanum
Walk, and its parasites. /. N. Y. Ent.
Soc, 46:23-26. (1300)
Balseiro, Jos6 A., LL.B., Associate Professor
of Romance Languages
Articles:
Azorin Nosotros (Buenos Aires), 2:17:359-
80. (8500)
En torno al romanticismo. El Mundo (San
Juan de Puerto Rico), Nov. 28, 1937, p.
5. (5000)
Baroja y la popularidad. Hispania, 21:1:19-
26. (3000)
Barlow, Reuel Richard, A.M., Professor of
Journalism
Articles:
The newspaper sets its policy. Survey of
Journalism, by G. F. Mott and others,
Barnes and Noble, N.Y., 1937, pp. 246-51.
Articles (continued)
The press as a political and social force.
Ibid., pp. 261-69.
The world's press systems. Ibid., pp. 270-77.
The spurious "English Mercurie." Journ.
Qt., 14:3:249-52. (1000)
The foreign press: France. Ibid., 14:3:293-
9S; 14:4:396-98; 15:1:79-81. (3600)
Reviews:
The press and world affairs, by R. W. Des-
mond. Ibid., 14:3:273-75- (1000)
England goes to press, by R. Postgate and
A. Vallance. Ibid., 14:4:372-73. (600)
The Morning Post, 1772-1937, by W. Hindle.
Ibid., 15:1:55-56. (600)
Bartlett, James Holley, Jr., Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Theoretical Physics
Articles:
Neutron-proton interactions. Phys. Rev., 51:
889. (600)
Stopping of cosmic-ray electrons. Bui. Amcr.
Phys. Soc, Apr. 16, 1938. (150)
Bartlett, Roland Willey, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Agricultural Economics
Articles:
Today and tomorrow in the milk business.
Dairy Marketing Instit., N. J. State Coll.
Agr. Mimeo., 1938, 11 pp.; Ohio Milk
Producers, 1:10:10.
What the future holds for Illinois dairymen
and their organizations. 111. Milk Pro-
ducers Assoc. Mimeo., 1938.
Looking ahead in cooperative dairy market-
ing lor Illinois as a whole. Pure Milk,
Mar., 1938.
Increasing the efficiency of milk distribution.
Dairy Mfrs. Short Course Manual, 1937,
pp. 211-18; Hoards Dairyman, 83:3; Amer.
Produce Rev., 85:14:380-82.
Distribution of milk through stores and de-
pots. ///. Farm Econ., May- June, 1937,
pp. 116-19.
Business conditions, Illinois farm prices,
changes in unemployment, and changes in
factory payrolls. Ibid., Sept.-Oct., 1937,
pp. 129-31.
Comparison of living standards in different
countries. Ibid., Jan., 1938, pp. 146-47.
High market milk prices reduce milk con-
sumption. Ibid., Mar.-Apr., 1938, pp.
161-65.
Reviews:
The hill country of northern New England:
its social and economic history, 1790-1930,
by Harold F. Wilson. /. Farm. Econ.,
20:2:549-50. (400)
Bartow, Virginia, Ph.D., Associate in Chem-
istry
Articles:
William Albert Noyes: An appreciation.
Alpha Chi Sigma-Zeta Ion, 3:1:1-2. (500)
Richard Watson: Chemist and clergyman.
/. Chem. Educ, 15:3. (5000)
Bauer, Edward Ezra, M.S., C.E., Assistant
Professor of Civil Engineering
Articles:
Hydrometer computations in soil studies
simplified. Eng. News-Rec, 118:662-64.
(3500)
Processes in manufacture of portland cement.
Roads and Streets, May, 1937, pp. 55-60.
(2000)
Chemical aspects of manufacture and use of
Portland cement. Ibid., June, 1937, pp.
40-43. (2000)
University of Illinois
Bauer, E. E. — Articles (continued)
Manufacture and use of portland cement —
recent trends in manufacture, testing and
specification writing. Ibid., July, 1937, pp.
51-54. (2000)
A beginning course in soil mechanics. Civ.
Eng. Bui., Mar., 1938, p. 4. (900)
Bauer, Frederick Charles, Ph.D., Professor of
Soil Fertility
Articles:
Comparative effects of soils, fertilizers and
systems of soil treatment on crop yields.
U. of I. Dept. of Agron. Mimeo., i937-
23 PP- (300)
With L. B. Miller:
Fertilizing Illinois wheat. Ibid., 10 pp.
(1800)
Effect of soil treatment in stabilizing yields
of winter wheat. /. Amer. Soc. Agron.,
29:9:728-34. (1200)
With A. L. Lang, C. J. Badger, L. B. Miller,
C. H. Farnham, P. E. Johnson, and L. F.
Marriott :
Soil experiment fields crop yields, 1937.
U. of I. Dept. of Agron. Mimeo., 1938.
24 pp. (230)
See also W. B. Nevens.
Beach, Frank Herman, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Business Organization and Opera-
tion
Articles:
Modern trends in advertising and creating
consumer demand. Ice Cream Rev., Dec,
1937. (4000)
Beadles, Jessie Rachel, B.S., Assistant in
Animal Nutrition
See H. H. Mitchell.
Beamer, Parker Reynolds, M.S., Assistant in
Bacteriology
See F. W. Tanner.
Beard, Joseph Howard, A.M., M.D., Professor
of Hygiene, Head of the Department of
Health Service, and University Health
Ofiicer
Articles:
Health teaching in high schools. School and
Soc, 47:1217:545-49. (3200J
Beck, William Carl, A.B., B.M., M.D., Asso-
ciate in Surgery
Articles:
Chemical burns of the face. Surg. Clin. N.
Amer., Feb., 1938.
See also G. dc Takats.
Behling, Burton Neubert, Ph.D., Instructor in
Economics
Articles:
Note on monopoly and competition. Amer.
Econ. Rev., 27:4:767-68. (600)
Reviews:
The twilight of American capitalism: an
economic interpretation of the New Deal,
by A. S. J. Baster. Ibid., 27:4:786-87.
(600)
Benner, Thomas Eliot, Ed.D., Professor of
Education and Dean of the College of Edu-
cation
Articles:
With E. H. Pott ho ff and others:
Subject-matter preparation of secondary
school teachers. North Central Assoc. Qt.,
Apr., 1938, pp. 439-539-
Articles (continued )
With J. A. Clement and others:
Report to the Galesburg board of education
concerning curriculum, buildings, finance.
Mimeo., May, 1938. 41 pp.
Berdahl, Clarence Arthur, Ph.D., Professor of
Political Science
Articles:
The implications of the Kellogg Pact with
respect to American foreign policy. N. Y.
Univ. Law Qt. Rev., 15:1:82-106. (12,000)
The President's veto of private bills. Pol.
Set. Qt., S2:4:50S-3i- (10,000)
Reviews:
Survey of international affairs, 1935, by A.
J. Toynbee. Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev., 31:3:
544-46. (1000)
At the Paris Peace Conference, by J. T.
Shotwell. Ibid., 32:2:371-73. (900)
Bergeim, Olaf, Ph.D., Associate Professor
of Physiological Chemistry
Books:
With P. B. Hawk, B. L. Oser, and A. G.
Cole:
Practical physiological chemistry (nth ed.).
P. Blakiston's Son and Co., Phila., 1937.
xxii + 968 pp.
Bigelow, Howard French, A.M., Assistant
Professor of Home Management
Articles:
The consumption unit of society — the family.
Ann. Amer. Acad. Pol. Social Sci., Mar.,
1938. (2000)
Bisesi, Joseph Louis, M.S., E.E., Special Re-
search Associate in Engineering Materials
See H. F. Moore.
Black, Charles Theodore, M.S., Assistant in
Zoology
Articles:
Additional Illinois golden eagle records.
Auk, 54:3:385-88. (1400)
Black, Dorothy Miller, A.M., Reference As-
sistant in the Library
Articles:
"Give away" plan of selling. Lib. J., 63:108
(600)
Supreme court on the "give away" plan
Subscrip. Bks. Bui., 9: 1-3. (750)
Blanchard, William Oscar, Ph.D., Professo;
of Geography
Books:
The geography and history of Illinois. Allyn
and Bacon, Boston, 1938. 72 pp.
Articles:
The Panama Canal: some geographic influ-
ences, Sci. Mo., 45:494-502. (3000)
Blaurock, Melvin Frank Otto, B.S., M.D., As-
sistant in Psychiatry
See A. A. Low and A. P. Solomon.
Blodgett, Ralph Hamilton, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Economics
Books:
With P. F. Gcmmill:
Economics: principles and problems. Harp-
ers, N. Y., 1937. 1356 pp.
Reviews:
Economic thought and its institutional back-
ground, by H. W. Peck. /. Pol. Econ.,
45:5:702-04. (800)
i
Publications of the Faculty
Boley, Loyd Edwin, D.V.M., Assistant in Ani-
mal Pathology and Hygiene
Articles:
Immunization against fowl pox and laryn-
gotracheitis. Vet. Med., 32:558-59. (1000)
See also R. Graham.
Bolin, Oren, M.S., Associate in Plant Genetics
Articles:
IVith R. F. Fuelleman :
Brome grass. U. of I. Dept. of Agron.
Mimec, 1938. 4 pp. (1300)
Bonis, Gerhardt von, M.D., Associate Profes-
sor of Anatomy
Articles:
Brain-weight and body-weight of mammals.
/. Gen. Psych., 16:379-89. (2500)
Cranial deformity in the Pueblo area. Amer.
Anthropol., 39:4. (500)
A first study of the size of the cells in the
cerebral cortex. /. Comp. Neurol., 66:1:
103-11. (2500)
With I. P. Bronstein, S. M. Abelson, and
R. H. Jaffe:
Macroglossia in children. Amer. J. Dis.
Children, 54:1328-43. (6000)
Bonnett, Orville Thomas, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Plant Genetics
Articles:
The development of the oat panicle. /. Agr.
Res., 54:12:927-31. (2600)
Bosselman, Mrs. Beulah Chamberlain, A. 6.,
M.D., Associate in Psychiatry
Articles:
IVith S. H. Kraines:
Mental changes including aphasia in a patient
with sickle cell anemia. Amer. J. Psychiat.,
94:3:709-12. (900)
Bourgin, David Gordon, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Mathematics
Articles:
With R. J. Dtiffin:
The Heaviside operational calculus. Amer.
J. Math., 59:489.
Brandly, Carl Alfred, D.V.M., M.S., Associate
Professor of Animal Pathology and Hygiene
Articles:
Photosensitization in domestic animals. Led-
erle Vet. But., 7:2. (2500)
See also R. Graham.
Brannon, James Marshall, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Dairy Bacteriology
Articles:
Electric sterilization of dairy utensils. Milk
Dealer, 26:112.
Reviews :
Mastitis. Milk Plant Mo., Aug., 1937, p. 43;
Sept., 1937, p. 44.
Bray, Roger Hammond, M.S., Assistant Chief
in Soil Survey Analysis
Articles:
The significance of the weathering loss of
K and Mg in soil colloids extracted from
Illinois soils. Soil Sci. Soc. Proc, 1:153-
59. (2400)
I Calibrating soil tests for available potassium.
Ibid., 1:225-31. (2600)
New concepts in the chemistry of soil fer-
I tility. Ibid., 2:175-79. (3800)
j Phosphorus availability and crop response.
Ibid., 2:215-21. (4600)
Articles (continued)
The significance of particle size within the
clay fraction. /. Amer. Cer. Soc, 20:8:
257-61. (2200)
With R. E. Grim and W. F. Bradley:
The mica in argillaceous sediments. Amer.
Mineralogist, 22:7:813-29. (3600)
Broderick, Edwin Laurence, M.S., Research
Assistant in Mechanical Engineering
See A. P. Kratz.
Brodie, Allan Gibson, D.D.S., M.S., Professor
of Orthodontia and Head of the Department
Articles:
Graduate work in orthodontia at the Uni-
versity of Illinois. /. Dent. Educ, Apr.,
1938.
With others:
Orthodontic interview. Magyar Fogoryosok
Lapja (Budapest), 1937, 2:25.
Bronstein, I. Pat., B.S., M.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Pediatrics
Articles:
Intradermal antuitrin S in children. /. Lab.
Clin. Med., 23:7:756-61. (2000)
See also G. von Bonin.
Brown, Andrew Wilson, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Psychology and of Criminology,
Social Hygiene, and Medical Jurisprudence
Articles:
With M. Lichtenstein:
Intelligence and achievement of children in
a delinquency area. /. Juvenile Res., 22: i.
With A. A. Hartman:
A survey of the intelligence of Illinois pris-
oners. /. Criminal Law and Criminol.,
28:5.
With R. L. Jenkins and Lillian E. Cisler:
Influence of lethargic encephalitis on intell-
igence of children. Amer. J. Dis. Children,
55:304-21.
Brown, George Bosworth, Assistant in Chem-
istry
See R. L. Shriner.
Brown, Hugh Alexander, M.S., E.E., Associate
Professor of Electrical Engineering
Books:
Radio frequency electrical measurements (2d
ed.). McGraw-Hill Book Co., X.Y., 1938.
386 pp.
Buchholz, John Theodore, Ph.D., Professor of
Botany and Head of the Department
Articles:
Cone formation in Sequoia gigantea. I. The
relation of stem size and tissue develop-
ment to cone formation. II. The history
of the seed cone. Amer. J. Bot., 25:296-
305. (8000) . ,. ^
Dissection, staining, and mounting of the
embryos of conifers. Stain Technol., 13:
53-64. (4500)
With A. F. Blakeslee and others:
Datura investigations. Ann. Rpt. Dept. of
Genetics, Carnegie Inst, of Wash., Dec,
1937, PP- 38-44- (3700)
Bull, Sleeter, M.S., Associate Professor of
Meats
Books:
With W. E. Carroll:
The principles of feeding farm animals (rev.
ed.). Macmillan Co., N.Y., 1937. 397 PP-
University of Illinois
Bull, Sleeter (continued)
Articles:
Rancidity and mold in cured bacon retarded.
Nat. Provisioner, 93:13:13. (1400)
Retarding rancidity in lard and pork fats.
Ibid., 98:4:15. (2300)
La Argentina — nuestro amigo estanciero —
produce ganado bovino engordado con
paste, muy superior al nuestro. La Res
(Buenos Aires) 5:83:5059. (1800)
Argentina our rancher friend. Nat. Live
Stock Prod., 15:6:3. (1200)
Who gets the consumer's meat dollar? Ibid.,
Nov., 1937, p. 3. (1200)
From the standpoint of the market. Ibid.,
16:8:3. (800)
Cutting the beef carcass. Instit. Farm.,
Mar., 1938, pp. 9-1 1. (1200)
Eat your own pork. Ibid., Apr., 1938, p. 4.
(1800)
See also Sybil Woodruff.
Burlison, William Leonidas, Ph.D., D.Agr.,
Professor of Crop Production and Head of
the Department of Agronomy
Articles:
See G. H. Dungan and O. H. Sears.
Reviews:
All about the soya bean: in agriculture,
industry, and commerce, by G. D. Gray.
Ind. Eng. Chem. (news ed.). 15:256.
(400)
With A. L. Lang:
Rich land poor land, by Stuart Chase. /.
Farm Econ., 19:831. (650)
With J. J. Pieper:
Production of field crops, by T. B. Hutche-
son, T. K. Wolfe, and M. S. Kipps.
Science, 86:124. (450I
Burmester, Ben Roy, Ph.D., Instructor in
Animal Physiology
Articles:
Vitamin deficiency diseases in poultry. Vet.
Med., 32:8:364-67. (3200)
With V. M. Lcrner:
A measuring device for shank length of liv-
ing birds. Poultry Sci., 16:4:211-12. (600)
With V. S. Asmundson:
The effect of resecting a part of the uterus
on the formation of the hen's egg. Ibid.,
17:2:126-30. (3500)
See also L. E. Card.
Burns, Mrs. Kathryn Van Aken, A.M., As-
sistant Professor of Home Economics
Articles:
Some association problems. /. Home Econ.,
29:517-20. (2000)
Home economics and the agricultural pro-
gram. Ibid., 30:73-76. (2000)
Buswell, Arthur Moses, Ph.D., Professor of
Chemistry and Chief of State Water Survey
Articles:
With W. V. Upton:
Titanium salts in water purification. Ind.
Eng. Chem., 29:870.
Water quality for fire fighting. ///. Water
Surv. Circ., 19. 12 pp.
With W. V. Upton and C. S. Boruff :
Adsorption of fluoride from salts by alum
floe. Ind. Eng. Chem., 20:1154.
With T. E. Larson:
Methane in ground waters. /. Amer. Water
Works Assoc, 29:12:1978-82.
Articles (continued)
With W. H. Rodebush and V. Deits:
A study of the effect of hydrogen bonding
upon the infrared absorption of the hy-
droxyl group. /. Chem. Phys., 5:7:501.
With W. H. Rodebush and K. Krebs:
Infrared studies. III. Absorption bands of
hydrogels between 2.5 and 3.5 /i. I.A.C.S.,
59:2603.
With W. H. Rodebush and M. Roy:
Infrared absorption as a measure of ioniza-
tion. Ibid., 59:1767.
With W. H. Rodebush and L. Borst :
The infrared spectrum of water in an inert
solvent. /. Chem. Phys., 6:61.
With others:
Preliminary data on surface water resources.
III. Water Surv. Bui., 31. 157 pp.
Campbell, Walker Elliott, M.S., Instructor in
Accountancy
Articles:
Progressive secretarial training. Bus. Ed.
World, 17:10:817-18. (iioo)
Canter, Howard Vernon, Ph.D., Professor of
the Classics
Articles:
Praise of Italy in classical, authors. Class.
J; 30:457-70. (6500)
Card, Leslie Ellsworth, Ph.D., Professor of
Poultry Husbandry
Articles:
With H. H. Alp and R. C. Ashby:
Studies of the market quality of eggs from
109 farms in southeastern Illinois. ///.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui., 441, pp. 397-411.
(5000)
With B. R. Burmester:
On the nature of "meat spots" in eggs.
Poultry Sci., 17:3:235-39. (2500)
Carmichael, Robert Daniel, Ph.D., Professor
of Mathematics and Dean of the Graduate
School
Books:
Introduction to the theory of groups of
finite order. Ginn and Co., Boston, 1937.
xiv + 447 pp.
Caro, Marcus Rayner, B.S., M.D., Associate
in Dermatology
Articles:
Pemphigus: treatment with sulfanilamide.
Arch. Derm. Syph., 37:196.
Carroll, William Ernest, Ph.D., Professor of
Swine Husbandry
Books:
With H. J. Ruckcr:
Pig projects and profits. Interstate Publish-
ing Co., Danville, 111., 1937. 188 pp.
With S. Bull:
The principles of feeding farm animals (rev.
ed.). Macmillan Co., N.Y., 1937. 397 PP-
With J. L. Edmonds, W. G. Kammlade, W. B.
N evens, and R. R. Snapp:
Workbook in producing farm livestock. John
Wiley and Sons, N.Y., 1938. 100 pp.
Articles:
With W. P. Garrigus, G. E. Hunt, and R. A.
Smith :
The value and use of oats in the rations of
growing-fattening swine. ///. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Bui., 436. 170 pp.
Publications of the Faculty
Carroll, W. E. — Articles (continued)
With H. H. Mitchell, W. P. Garrigus, and
G. E. Hunt:
Calcium and phosphorus supplements for
growing swine. Ibid., 434, pp. iS-54-
Carter, Herbert Edmund, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Chemistry
Articles:
With H. D. West:
Synthesis of a - amino -/3 -hydroxy -n- butyric
acids. III. A simple method of prepar-
ing a mixture of the two forms. /. Biol.
Chem., 119:103-08. (2000)
Synthesis ot a-amino-/j' -hydroxy-n-butyric
acids. IV. Separation of mixtures of the
two forms and preparation of d( — )- and
1(-|-) -threonine. Ibid., 119:109-19. (3000)
Synthesis of a -amino -/J -hydroxy-n-butyric
acids. V. Preparation of dl-allothreonine,
with notes concerning the addition of
methyl hypobromite to unsaturated acids.
Ibid., 122:605-09. (1000)
Synthesis of a - amino -/i -hydroxy-n-butyric
acids. VI. Preparation of d- and 1-aIl-
othreonine and nutritive value of the four
isomers. Ibid., 122:611-17. (700)
With E. J. Van Loon:
The a - bromo - /S - methoxy -fi- phenylpropionic
acids. J.A.C.S., 59:2955-57- (1500)
Case, Harold Clayton M., Ph.D., Professor of
Agricultural Economics and Head of the
Department
Books:
With J. W. Green and R. C. Ross:
Workbook in farm management. Interstate
Publishing Co., Danville, 111., 1937. 136 pp.
Articles:
With D. E. Lindstrom :
Farm incomes and expenditures and costs of
family living in the Lick Creek area,
southern Illinois, 1934. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Mimeo., 1937. (7000)
With Joseph Ackerman :
Farm leases for Illinois. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Circ, 474. 43 pp. (12,500)
Tenancy problems and remedies. U. of I.
Dept. of Agr. Econ. Mimeo., 680. (7500)
With M. L. Mosher, W. A. Herrington, and
E. G. Fruin :
Farm bureau farm management service re-
ports. U. of I. Dept. of Agr. Econ.
Mimeo., 624 and 629. (30,000)
Casner, Andrew James, A.B., LL.B., Associate
Professor of Law
Articles:
Class gifts to others than to "heirs" or
"next of kin" — increase in the class mem-
bership. Harv. Law Rev., 51:254-308.
(18,000)
Restatement of property, advisers memo-
randum of law, no. 21. Amer. Law Instit.
Mimeo., 67 pp. (15,000)
With others:
Law of property act, proposed final draft
no. I. Ibid., 23 pp. (7600)
Restatement of property, proposed final draft
no. II. Ibid., 146 pp. (50,000)
Restatement of property, tentative draft no.
9. Ibid., 205 pp. (70,000)
Restatement of property, preliminary draft
no. 72. Ibid., loi pp. (25,000)
Chanter, Josephine Hughes, Ph.D., Instructor
in Mathematics
Articles:
The involution curve determined from a
special pencil of n-ics. Trans. Amer. Math.
Soc, 42:1:1-15. (rooo)
Clark, George Lindenberg, Ph.D., D.Sc, Pro-
fessor of Chemistry
Articles:
Analysis by x-rays of ultimate structures of
living material. Biodynamica, Aug., 1937;
Radiology, 30:2:180-90. (6000)
Adjustment: x-ray diffraction studies of two
micron fractions of some genetic soil pro-
files. Z. Kristallog., 97(A): 124. (50)
X-rays — forty-two years after. Reg. Phi
Lambda Upsilon, 22:4:8-11. (1500)
With A. F. Sfnith:
New mechanical devices for measurement
and interpretation of fiber diffraction pat-
terns. Rev. Sci, Instr., 8:6:199-201. (1200)
With D. H. Reynolds:
Chemistry of zirconium dioxide — x-ray dif-
fraction studies. Ind. Eng. Chem., 29:6:
711-15- (2300)
The crystal structure of zinc meta-antimon-
ate Zn(Sb03):. Z. Kristallog., 98(A): 185-
90. (1600)
With I. A^ Mrgudich:
The determination of lead peroxide. Ind.
Eng. Chem. (anal, ed.), 9:6:256-58. (1500)
With J. L. Gring:
Carotenoids in yellow corn. Ibid., 9:6:271-
74. (3000)
With W. F. Bradley and R. E. Grim:
A study of the behavior of montmorillonite
upon wetting. Z. Kristallog., 97(A) :2i6-
22. (1000)
With S. T. Gross:
A new type of gnomonic ruler. Science,
86:2229:272-73. (500)
Some of the higher hydrates of trisodium
phosphate and trisodium vanadate. Z.
Kristallog., 98(A) : 107-11. (1300)
With E. A. Parker:
An x-ray diffraction study of the action of
liquid ammonia on cellulose and its deriv-
atives. /. Phys. Chem., 41:6:777-85. (4000)
With S. Ross:
Diffraction of x-rays by built-up films of
proteins. Science, 86:2230:292-93. (1500)
With E. Wolthuis:
An electron diffraction study of the effect
of heat upon the structure of gold leaf.
/. Applied Phys., 8:9:630-38. (4000)
A resume of electron diffraction. /. Chem.
Educ, 15:2:64-75. (9000)
With E. Wolthuis and W. H. Smith:
X-ray diffraction patterns of sol, gel, and
total rubber when stretched and when
crystallized by freezing and from solu-
tions. Rubber Age, 42:1:35-38; 42:2:113-
15; /. Res. Nat. Bur. Standards, 19:379-
91. (4000)
With N. C. Schieltz and T. T. Quirke :
A new study of the preparation and proper-
ties of the higher oxides of lead. J.A.C.S.,
59:2305-08. (1800)
With Rosalind Klaas, H. C. Sweany, and J.
N. Mrgudich:
Detection of crystalline silica in lung tissue
by x-ray diffraction analysis. Science,
86:2241:544-45. (300)
With C. G. Dunn:
Magnetic field of a symmetrical bundle of
parallel wires carrying equal currents.
Phys. Rev., 52:11:1167-69.
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University of Illinois
Clark, G. L. — Articles (continued)
X-ray and magnetic analyses of deformed
silicon steel rings. Ibid., 52:11:1170-78.
(2700)
With H. D. Simons and O. C. Klein:
X-rays from radio tubes. Radiology, 29:6:
721-23. (400)
With M. M. Beckwith:
X-ray diffraction studies of distortion in
metals. Trans. Amer. Soc. Metals, 25:6:
1207-24. (5000)
With E. E. Harris, E. A. Parker, and E. C.
Sherrard:
An x-ray study of lignin and its significance
for the structure of living matter. Bio-
dynamica, Jan., 1938. (4000)
Coble, Arthur Byron, Ph.D., LL.D., Professor
of Mathematics and Head of the Department
Articles:
A class of linear groups with integral co-
efficients. Duke Math. J., 3:2:175-99.
(13,000)
Frank Morley — in memoriam. Bid. Amer.
Math. Soc, 44:167-70. (2900)
Colby, Arthur Samuel, Ph.D., Professor of
Pomology
Articles:
Red and black raspberries — varieties and
culture. Amer. Fruit Grower, 58:1:9;
58:3:28. (2000)
Important raspberry insects and diseases.
Ibid., 58:2:14. (750)
Nut notes from the University of Illinois.
Proc. Northern Nut Growers Assoc, 28:
38-39. (600)
Some results of selection in the northern
pecan. Proc. Amer. Soc. Hort. Set., 35:
S8-90. (750)
Cole, Arthur Gideon, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Physiological Chemistry
Books:
With O. Bergeim, P. B. Hawk, and B. L.
Oser:
Practical physiological chemistry (nth ed.).
P. Blakiston's Son and Co., Phila., 1937.
xxii -|- 968 pp.
Reviews:
Physiological chemistry of the bile, by H.
Sobotka. J.A.M.A., 110:9:680-81. (175)
Cole, Warren Henry, B.S., M.D., Professor of
Surgery and Head of the Department
Articles:
Acute pancreatitis. New Orleans Med. Surg.
J., 90:6:351-56.
Acute pancreatitis with special reference to
pathogenesis and the diagnostic value of
the blood amylase test. Amer. J. Surg.,
40:245-59.
Report of the forty-seventh annual meeting
of the Western Surgical Association, In-
dianapolis, Dec. 3-4, 1937. Surg., 3:3:446-
70.
Reviews:
Operative surgery. Vol. Ill: The ear, air
passages, and neck, by M. Kirschner.
J.A.M.A., 110:4:310.
Arteriovenous aneurysm: abnormal com-
munications between the arterial and
venous circulations, by E. Holman. Ibid.,
110:18:1515.
Collins, William Leighton, M.S., Associate in
Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
Articles:
With J. T. MacKensie and C. K. Donoho :
On effect of span on transverse tests of cast
iron. Proc. Amer. Soc. Testing Materials,
37(Pt. II):84. (no)
See also J. O. Draffin.
Converse, Paul D., A.M., Professor of Busi-
ness Organization and Operation
Articles:
Do we want price fbdng. /. Business (Univ.
of Iowa), 18:1:2-6. (5000)
Restore the competitive system. Women's
Wear Daily, 55:126:46. (750)
Prices and services of chain and independ-
ent stores in Champaign-Urbana. /.
Marketing, 2:3:193-200. (3000)
What every man should know about market-
ing economics. Chicago Credit News, Apr.,
1938, pp. 11-12. (2500)
With R. V. Mitchell:
The movement of retail trade within a
metropolitan area. Ibid., 2:1:61-67. (5000)
Reviews:
Problems in agricultural marketing, by D.
W. Malott. Ibid., 2:4:332-33. (600)
Copley, Michael Joseph, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Chemistry
Books:
See B. S. Hopkins.
Articles:
With V. Deitz:
A tortion manometer for the measurement of
the force of a molecular ray. Rev. Sci.
Instr., 8:314-17. (2500)
With O. C. Klein:
A new method for starting thermite reac-
tions. Trans. III. Acad. Sci., 30:189. (450)
See also T. E. Phipps.
Corbett, Willard Jason, M.S., First Assistant
in Dairy Husbandry
Articles:
Processing the ice cream mix. Ice Crean
Rev., May, 1937, p. 66; Confectionery and
Ice Cream World, May 21, 19371 P- 20.
(3000)
With P. H. Tracy:
Use of anti-oxidants to prevent tallowines
in butter. Nat. Butter and Cheese /.,
Dec. 25, 1937, p. 10; Amer. Prod. Rev.,
Jan. 12, 1938, p. 328. (2500)
See also H. A. Ruehe.
Cozzens, Arthur Bertrand, Ph.D., Instructoi
in Geography
Articles:
The geographic background of some Mexicai
house types. Ann. Assoc. Amer. Geog
raphcrs, 28:1:43-44. (600)
Cramer, Ralph Ellsworth, M.S., Special Re
search Assistant Professor of Engineerinj
Materials
See H. F. Moore.
Crandell, John Stanley, B.S., C.E., Professo:
of Highway Engineering
Articles:
The express road and the highway systei
Civ. Eng., 7:10:690-93. (6000)
Airways and airports. Kaskaskia Vail
Report, U. of I. Info. Office Mimeo., 19371
pp. 89-90.
Methods of vibration of concrete accordmi
to French practice. Proc. 17th Ann. Meet,
Highway Res. Bd., pp. 281-83. (1600)
Publications of the Faculty
11
Crandell, J. S.— Articles (continued)
Report of committee on fillers and cushion
courses for brick and block pavements.
Ibid., pp. 343-48. (4000)
Reviews:
A comprehensive textbook on our common-
est materials. Better Roads, 7:5:50. (900)
Crathome, Arthur Robert, Ph.D., Professor
of Mathematics
Books:
fVitk E. B. Lytle:
Trigonometry (rev. ed.). Henry Holt and
Co., N.Y., 1938. xxiv + 268 pp.
Crist, Raymond E., Dr. es Lettres, Instructor
in Geography
Books:
Etude geographique des llanes du Venezuela
occidental. Grenoble (Allier Pere et Fils),
1937. 180 pp.
Articles:
Desarrollo politico y origan del caudillismo
en Venezuela. La Revista Ceog. Amer.,
7:43:253-70. (7000)
Land tenure in the llanos of Venezuela.
Trans. III. Acad. Set., 30:2. (500)
Reviews:
Ein Beitrag zur Methodik der Bevolkerungs-
Karten: Nationalitatenkarte von Bulgarien,
by H.-P. Kosack. Geog. Rev., 28:2:327.
(300)
Die Rohstoff-gebiete des tropischen Afnka,
by L. Waibel. Ibid., 27:4:694-95. (600)
Culler, Elmer Augustln Kurtz, Ph.D., Profes-
sor of Psychology
Articles:
Effect of curare upon cortical function.
Proc. Amer. Philos. Sac, 78:92-94.
Observation on the spinal dog. Psych. Bui.,
34:742-43.
Recent advances in some concepts of con-
ditioning. Psych. Rev., 45: 134-53-
The law of effect. Psych. Rev., 45:206-11.
The neural mechanism of hearing. Laryngo-
scope, 1937. 4 pp.
With IV. J. Brogden and E. A. Lipman:
The role of incentive in conditioning and
extinction. Amer. I. Psychol., 51:109-18.
With John Willmann and Fred A. Mettler:
Mapping the cochlea. Amer. J. Physiol.,
1 19:292.
With H. W. Ades and Fred A. Mettler:
Distribution of acoustic pathways in medial
geniculate bodies. Amer. J. Physiol., 119:
257-58.
See also P. S. Shurrager.
Dalitsch, Walter William, B.S., D.D.S., M.D.,
Assistant Professor of Medicine and Health
Officer for the Chicago Departments
Abticles:
Principles and practice of medicine. Alumni
J. (U. of I. Coll. of Dent.), 21:3:55.
(iioo)
The health service department. Ibid., p. 41.
(600)
Daniels, Arthur Simpson, A.M., Assistant
Professor of Physical Education for Men
Articles:
Preparation for recreational leadership.
Proc. 41st An. Meet. Colleges P. E. Assoc,
Dec, 1937, PP- SS-6i. (2700)
Darrow, Chester William, Ph.D., Associate
in Physiology and in Criminology. Social
Hygiene, and Medical Jurisprudence
Articles:
Systolic and diastolic blood pressure con-
tinuously recorded: apparatus and appli-
cations. Amer. J. Physiol., 119:295. (440)
See also A. P. Solomon.
Davis, David John, M.D.. Ph.D., Professor of
Pathology, Head of the Department of Path-
ology, Bacteriology, and Public Health, and
Dean of the College of Medicine
Articles:
Bovine mastitis in relation to milk-borne
epidemics. /. Infectious Dis., 60:374-80.
(3000)
Post-graduate education. /. Assoc. Med.
Students, Feb., 1938, pp. 136-37. (1500)
Davis, Mrs. Fern DeBeck, A.M., Librarian of
the Architecture Library
Articles:
Ricker library of architecture. Special Li-
braries, 29:4:106-08. (1500)
DeTurk, Ernest E., Ph.D., Professor of Soil
Fertility
Articles:
Growing plants in water solution. U. of I.
Dept. of Agron. Mimeo., 1937. 3 pp. (800)
With S. R. Dickman:
A method for the determination of the
organic phosphorus of soils. Soil Sci., 45:
1:29-38. (3600)
With I. R. Hocncr:
The absorption and utilization of nitrate
nitrogen during vegetative growth by Illi-
nois high protein and Illinois low protein
corn. 7. Amer. Soc. Agr., 30:3:232-43.
Dickinson, Frank Greene, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Economics
Articles:
New class war. Sat. Eve. Post, Aug. 7, 1937,
p. 23. (4500) ,. ,_ r„
Economist — a short autobiography. 111.
Quest, 1:3:34- (1000)
With F. Eakin:
A balance sheet of the nation's economy.
Chicago Credit Neivs, July, 1937, P- 16.
(2000)
Dickman, Sherman Russell, M.S., Assistant
in Soil Siu-vey Analysis
See E. E. DeTurk.
Dietz, Frederick Charles, Ph.D., Professor of
History
Books:
Political and social history of England (3d
ed.). Macmillan Co., N.Y., 1937. xxii -f
812 pp.
Reviews:
Calendar of treasury books, vols. X-XVII.
Amer. Hist. Rev., Apr., 1938, pp. 611-12.
Dodge, Arthur Farwell, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Industrial Education
Articles:
Occupational ability patterns. Education,
57:10:613-16. (1800)
Relation of social dominance to general in-
telligence. /. Educ. Psych., 28:5:387-90.
(1400)
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University of Illinois
Dodge, A. F.— Articles (continued) |
What should be the education and training
of a trade teacher? Amer. Vocattonai
Assoc. J., 12:3:173-76. (2500)
Social dominance and sales personality. J.
Applied Psych.. 22:2:132-39. (2500;
Reviews: . .
Traits characteristic of men majoring in
physical education at the Pennsylvania
State College, by N. S. Walke. Occupa^
tions, 16:7:701. C400) .
Trends of professional opportunities m the
liberal arts college, by M. Kuder. Jbid.,
16:7:701-02. (400)
Dolan, Thomas James, M.S Assistant Pro-
fessor of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
"combined effect of corrosion and stress con-
centration. Amer. Eng. Ind., 14:12-584-90.
The^Tombined effect of corrosion and stress
concentration at holes and fillets in stee
specimens subjected to reversed torsional
stresses. III. Eng. Exp. Sta. BuL. 293-
(16,000)
Doland, James Joseph, M.S., C.E., Professor of
Civil Engineering
Articles: „
Hvdro-electric power. Kaskaskta Valley Ke-
port, U. of I. Info. Office Mimeo., i937,
pp. 58-61.
With T. E. Larson and C. O. Reinhardt:
Model study of spillway characteristics. III.
Water Surv. Circ, 20.
Dolch, Edward William, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Education
Articles: ,
Mass remedial reading. Educ Admxn. and
Superv., 23:7:541-46- (3000)
Remedial reading work in every class. III.
Teacher, 26:3:78. (800) . .
Ready, play. School Musician, 9. 6.8-1 1.
Pho^ni°cs\nd polysyllables. Elementary Engl.
Rev., 15:4:120-24. (3200)
Doob, Joseph Leo, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
of Mathematics
Articles: .
Stochastic processes depending on a continu-
ous parameter. Trans. Amer. Math. Soc,
42:1:107-40. (17,000)
Dorsey, Maxwell Jay, Ph.D., Professor of
Pomology
.Articles*
The code of nomenclature of the American
Pomological Society. Amer. Fruit Grower,
i;8:i2. (1000) , _,
Tree conditioning the peach crop. Trans.
III. Hort. Soc, 71:152-57. ,(iSoo)
Place of fruit breeding in horticultural de-
velopment. Ibid., 7i:285-89. (^Soo)
Peach breeding project. Ibid., 71:386-92-
Relov°e°ri of the apple from freezing injury
(abstract). Proc. Amer. Soc. Hort. ict.,
lis. (200)
See also R. L. McMunn.
Downs, William Benham, D.D.S., M.S., As-
sistant Professor of Orthodontia
Articles:
Mesial drift. Angle Orthodontist, 8:2:77-99-
Analysis of forces of occlusion (abstract).
Proc. Instit. Med. Chicago, 12:1:16. (300)
Draffin, Jasper Owen, M.S.. Professor of Theo-
retical and Applied Mechanics
Articles:
Development of some concepts of mechanics.
/. Eng. Educ, 28:8:563-70. (3400)
With W. L. Collins: .
The tensile strength of cast iron. Proc.
A.S.T.M., 37(Pt. II):88-97. (5200)
With C. W. Muhlenbruch:
The mechanical properties of balsa wood.
Ibid., pp. 582-87. (3300)
Dunbar, Louise Bumham, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of History
Articles*
Ellis's search. N. Y. Times, Sept. 19, »937,
Sec. 4. P- 9- (600)
Duncan, Ray Oscar, LL.B.. Assistant in Physi-
cal Education for Men
Articles: . . .
Principles to be observed in organizing and
conducting a curriculum in sports. 111.
Teacher, 26:8:256-57. (600)
Dungan, George Harlan, Ph.D., Professor of
Crop Production
Articles: ,,, ^ j
The rise of hybrid corn. Trans. III. Acad.
Sci., 30:2:54-55- (650)
With W. L. Burlison: ... . ^
Results of variety tests with winter wheat,
1926-1937, agronomy crop experiment helds
and cooperative tests. U. of 1. Dept. 01
Agron. Mimeo., 1937- 12 PP- (1200)
Winter barley in Illinois. Ibid., 6 pp. (1000)
Results of oat variety tests on agronomy
crop experiment fields summarized to in-
clude 1937- Ibid., 1938. 9 PP- (500) .
Spring barley in Illinois— results of variety
tests, 1927-1937- Ibid., 3 PP- (1000)
Performance of varieties of spring wheat in
Illinois, 1927-1937- Ibid., 3 PP- (800)
With R. O. Snelling, W. J. Mumm, J. H.
Bigger, and A. L. Lang:
Illinois corn performance tests — 1937. ■"'•
Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui., 440, PP. 3Si-95.
(3200)
Dunnington, Guy Waldo, A.M., Assistant in
German
Articles: ^^ ,r .l
Notes on Lejeune Dirichlet. Nat. Math.
Mag., 12:4:171-82. (5000)
tjber Gauss und Jean Paul. Jean Paul
Blatter, 13:1:2-3. (600) _ .
G A Miller as mathematician and man.
'some salient facts. Nat. Math. Mag., 12:
8:384-87.
With J. J. von Woyciechou'sky: q,;^„^^
The Fourth International History of i>cience
Congress, Prague, Sept. 22-27. 1937- Ibid.,
12:2:77-81. (2500) . . TT
The history of mathematics in tiungar>
before 1830. Ibid., 12:3:125-30. (2500)
With A. Speiser: . . .,
Report of the Euler Commission. Ibid., 12.
3:122-24. (2000)
Reviews: „ ^ t^ „ 71,-j
Men of mathematics, by E. T. Bell. Ibid.,
■Die' ■GelTrg- Au'^°st-Universitat zu Gottingen
17^7-1937, by Gotz von Selle. Monatsheft
fir Deutschen Unterricht. 29:8:423-24.
Mafhe°matics for the million, by L. Hogben.
Nat. Math. Mag., 12:3:157-58.. (400)
Beitrage zur griechischen Logistik. by K.
Vogel. Ibid., 12:4:204-05. (500)
Publications of the Faculty
13
Ddnnington, G. W. — Reviews (continued)
With W. Lorey:
Die Georg-Aug:ust-Universitat zu Gottingen
1737-1937, by Gotz von Sella, and Bild-
nisse Gottinger Professoren, edited by M.
Voigt. Ibid., 12:5:256-58. (700)
Dyas, Frederick George, M.D., Professor of
Surgery
Articles:
With M. L. Goren:
Bumper and fender fractures. Surg. Gyn.
Obstet., 65:690-94.
Dyniewicz, Josephine Marion, Ph.G., Ph.C,
Instructor in Pharmacology, Materia Medica,
and Therapeutics
See B. Fantus.
Edmonds, James Lloyd, B.S., Professor of
Horse Husbandry
Books:
With W. G. Kammlade, W. B. Nevens, R. R.
Snapp, and W. E. Carroll:
Workbook in producing farm livestock. John
Wiley and Sons, N.Y., 1938. 100 pp.
Edwards, Ogden Frazelle, Ph.D., Instructor in
Bacteriology
Articles:
With L. F. Rettger: .
The relation of certain respiratory enzymes
to the maximum growth temperatures of
bacteria. /. Bad., 34:5:489-515- (6000)
Elhardt, Walter Phlllipp, Ph.D., Instructor in
Physiology
Books:
With O. S. Orth:
Physiological anatomy (rev. ed.). John S.
Swift Co., St. Louis, 1938. 272 pp.
Elsdon, James Harold, Ph.D., Instructor in
Romance Languages
Books:
On the life and work of the Spanish human-
ist Antonio de Torquemada. Univ. Calif.
Pub. Mod. Philol., 20:3:127-86, Berkeley,
1937-
Emch, Arnold, Ph.D., Professor of Mathe-
matics
Articles:
Rejected papers of three famous mathe-
maticians. Nat. Math. Mag., 11:1-4. (500)
The plane quartic of genus two. Ibid., 12:5-
12. (1500)
Carl Friedrich Geiser. Ibid., 12:286-89. (soo)
On certain configuration of points in space
and linear systems of surfaces with these
as base points. Bui. Amer. Math. See,
43:261-65. (600)
On the construction of symmetric ruled sur-
faces. Amer. J. Math., 59:365-70. (800)
Cremona involutions and covariants con-
nected with the Weddle surface. Annali
di Matematica, 16:101-05. (800)
Reviews:
Grosse Mathematiker, by G. Kowalewski.
Nat. Math. Mag., 12:362. (60)
Emerson, William Stevenson, Ph.D., Instruc-
tor in Chemistry
Articles:
With A. A. Morton:
Condensations by sodium. IX. Preparation
and properties of trixenyl- and trimethyl-
trixenylcarbinols and some of their deriva-
tives. I.A.C.S., 59:1947-49. (2000)
Articles (continued)
Condensations by sodium. XI. Trimethoxy-
trixenylcarbinol and comparisons of colors
of some carbonium salts in this series.
Ibid., 60:284-85. (700 J
Englis, Dnane Taylor, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Chemistry
Articles:
With E. G. Lynn:
Use of an electric heater for the Lane and
Eynon titration of reducing sugars. Ind.
Eng. Chem. (anal, ed.), 9:314. (500)
Erickson, Edgar L., Ph.D., Assistant Profes-
sor of History
Articles:
With Grant at Vicksburg: from the Civil
War diary of Captain Charles E. Wilcox.
J. III. Hist. Soc, 30:4:441-503. (22,000)
Evans, Henry Pritchard, Jr., M.S., Associate
in Civil Engineering
Reviews:
Applied fluid mechanics, by M. P. O'Brien
and G. H. Hickox. Eng. News-Rec, 119:
14:571-72. (400)
Parkways and land values, by John Nolen
and H. V. Hubbard. Ibid., 120:8:306.
(400)
Fahnestock, Maurice Kendall, M.S., Research
Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engi-
neering
See A. P. Kratz.
Fairbanks, Berthier Wesley, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Animal Husbandry
Articles:
Scientific societies meet at Memphis. A^.
Amer. Vet., 18:37-41. (1500)
Effects of mineral deficiencies in animals.
Ibid., 18:15-20; 18:24-33. (3500)
The feeding of yeast. Ibid., 18:42-45. (1500)
Magnesium — an indispensable element in
nutrition. Ibid., 18:50-53.' (1800)
Selenium poisoning. Ibid., 19:22-25. (1500)
Vitamin E. Ihid., 19:31-34. (1500)
The significance of amino acids in nutrition.
Ibid., ig: 17-20. (1600)
Improving the nutritive value of bread by
the addition of dry milk solids. Cereal
Chem., 15:169-80. (3000)
Fairlie, John Archibald, Ph.D., Professor of
Political Science
Articles:
Merge units of local government in England
and Wales. Nat. Munic. Rev., 26:403.
(4000)
Administrative regions in Great Britain.
Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev., 3i:937- (1800)
Law departments and law officers in Ameri-
can governments. Mich. Law Rev., 36:906.
(12,000)
Reviews:
Public administration in the United States,
by Henry Walker; A hundred years of
English government, by K. B. Smellie;
A history of the English coronation, by
P. E. Schramm; The magic of monarchy,
by K. Martin; British experiments in pub-
lic ownership and control, by T. H.
O'Brien; King Edward VIII: an intimate
biography, by H. Bolttho; The king, the
constitution, and the empire, by A. B.
Keith. Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev., 3i:773. iiS4;
32:146, 363. (3000)
14
University of Illinois
Falls, Frederick Howard, M.S., M.D., Profes-
sor of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Head
of the Department
Articles:
Report of the maternal welfare committee.
///. Med. J., Nov., 1937- (900)
Actinomycosis of the ovary. Amer. J. Obstct.
Gyn., 34:6: 1033. (800)
The use of progestin in obstetrical compli-
cations. So. Med. J., 31:5:556-62. (4300)
Fantus, Bernard, M.S., M.D., Professor of
Therapeutics
Books:
General technic of medication (3d ed.).
Amer. Med. Assoc, Chicago, 1938. 626 pp.
Year book of general therapeutics, 1937.
Year Book Publishers, Chicago, 1938.
496 pp.
Articles:
Therapy of the Cook County Hospital: blood
preservation. J. A.M. A., 109:128-31. (3000)
Our insufficiently appreciated American spas
and health resorts. Ibid., 110:40-42. (2500)
Economy in medication. Ibid., 110:880-84.
(4500)
The blood bank at Cook County Hospital.
Mod. Hos['., 50:57-58.
With H. A. Dynieu'icz:
Compound solution of tannic acid. J. A.M. A.,
109:200-03. (4000)
With F. Ticc:
Therapy of the Cook County Hospital:
hemoptysis. Ibid., 110:579-80. (1600)
With F. Steigmann:
Therapy of the Cook County Hospital:
therapy of icterus (jaundice). Ibid., no:
732-40. (9000)
With J. M. Dynicwics:
Phenolphthaiein studies: elimination of
phenolphthalein. Ibid., 110:796-98. (3300)
Farnham, Cecil Hodgson, B.S., First Assist-
ant in Soil Experiment Fields
See F. C. Bauer.
Faucett, Max Albert, M.S., E.E., Assistant
Professor of Electrical Engineering
Books:
With J. O. Kraehenbuehl :
Circuits in electrical engineering (2d ed.).
John S. Swift Co., St. Louis, 1937.
364 pp.
Articles:
With C. A. Keener:
Harmonics may delay relay operation. Elec.
World, 109:15:86. (750)
Faye, Christopher Urdahl, A.M., M.S., Cata-
loger in the Library
Books:
Evangeliskluthersk folke-kalender for aaret
1938. Den norske synode af den ameri-
kanske evangelisk lutherske kirke, Minne-
apolis, 1937. 64 pp.
Articles:
Heimskringla commemorative booklet, 1911-
1937. Heimskringla, Urbana, 1937. 19 pp.
(5000)
Heimskringla. En nordisk forening ved Illi-
nois Statsuniversitet feirer 25-aars-Jubi-
laeum. Decorah-Posten, 63:85:2. (800)
232 catalog cards for monographs in foreign
serial publications. Printed by the Library
of Congress. (47,000)
Fellows, Julian Robert, M.S., Associate in
Mechanical Engineering
Articles:
Eliminate smoke with new device. Coal-
Heat, June, 1937, pp. 65-67. (2500)
See also A. P. Krats.
Fltzsimmons, Cleo, M.S., Specialist in Rural
Youth Extension
Articles:
Rural youth in Illinois. /. Home Econ.,
29:311-12. (500)
Rural youth work out their own program.
Ext. Serv. Rev., Oct., 1937, p. 148. (1200)
Fletcher, Harris Francis, Ph.D., Professor of
English
Articles:
The undergraduate college student and the
library. Sch. and Soc, 45:735-40. (4000)
Flint, Wesley Pillsbury, B.S., Chief Ento-
mologist
Articles:
The army worm. Cargill Crop Bui., 12:12:29.
(700)
More about keeping dairy plants free of
insect pests. Milk Plant Mo., 26:5:50.
(600)
Factors that cause codling moth abundance.
Wis. Hort., 28:4:84-85. (750)
With S. C. Chandler:
Codling moth control without the use of
lead arsenate. Trans. III. Hort. Soc., Mar.
1, 1938, pp. 418-27. (5000)
Results of peach insect control work in
1937. Ibid., pp. 427-32- (3000)
With S. C. Chandler and M. D. Farrar:
The cost of codling moth control. Ibid., pp.
177-83. (3000)
With W. E. McCauley:
Fabric insects. III. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ., 473.
12 pp. (3500)
With M. D. Farrar and J. H. Bigger:
Oil baits for grasshopper and armyworm
control. III. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui., 442,
pp. 415-420. (2500)
With H. W. Anderson:
Directions for spraying fruits in Illinois
(rev.). Ibid., 447. 25 pp. (15,000)
With H. W. Anderson and W. A. Ruth:
The season of 1937. Trans. III. Hort. Soc.,
71:43-52.
With L. R. Tehon:
Route the weeds. ///. Nat. Hist. Surv. Circ,
28, pp. 5-6. (650)
With J. H. Bigger, J. R. Holbert, and A. L.
Lang:
Resistance of certain corn hybrids to attack
of southern com rootworm. /. Econ.
Entom., 31:1:102-07. (3000)
Flom, George Tobias, Ph.D., Professor of
Scandinavian Languages and English Phil-
ology
Reviews:
Was Man in Runen ritzte, von W. Krause.
7. Efigl. Germ. PhiloL, 36:406-08. (1500)
Ijslands Volksgeloof, door P. C. M. Sluijter.
Ibid., 36:428-29. (650)
Anglo-Norse studies. An inquiry into the
Scandinavian elements in the modem
English dialects, by P. Thorson. Ibid.,
36:429-31. (1300)
A dictionary of modern American usage, by
H. VV. Horwill. Ibid., 36:445-46. (1000)
Publications of the Faculty
15
FloiiI, G. T. — Reviews (continued)
Studier i Heimskringlas Stil. Dialogene og
Talene, av H. Lie. Ibid., 36:554-56.
(1500)
Zur Geographie des Mittelenglischen Worts-
chatzes, von R. Kaiser. Ibid., 36:569-72.
(1700)
Middle English surnames of occupation,
1100-1350. With an excursus on topony-
mical surnames, by G. Fransson. Ibid.,
36:577-79- (hoc)
Faeroysk Tradition i norr0nt Mai, af M.
S0rlie. Ibid., 37:95-97. (700)
The influence of Low Dutch on the English
vocabulary, by E. C. Llewellyn. Ibid.,
37:1:8-20. (1000)
Det Norske Landnam pa Man, ved C. J. S.
Marstrander. Ibid., 37:296-99. (1700)
Verb doublets of Latin origin in English, by
O. Reuter. Ibid., 37:299-300. (iioo)
The sagas of Icelanders (Islendinga Sogur),
by H. Hermannsson. Ibid., 37:320-21.
(800)
Flynn, Charles Everette, B.S., Instructor in
Journalism
Articles:
News-Letter. ///. Coll. Press Assoc. Bui.,
16:1-10, Sept., 1937-May, 1938. (5000)
Town talk. Column appearing three times
a week in the Daily Neu's, DuQuoin, 111.
(50,000)
Fraser, Wilber John, M.S., Professor of Dairy
Farming, Emeritus
Books:
Profitable farming and life management.
Interstate Printers and Publishers, Dan-
ville, 111., 1937. 420 pp.
Articles:
Ox cart dairy farming is still with us.
Hoard's Dairyman, 83:1:3. (1900)
Productions for profitable dairy herds.
Ipid., 83:3:63. (1600)
Objectives in side-line dairying. Ibid., 83:4:
102. (2300)
Profitable objectives for the grade herd.
Ibid., 83:5:131. (2200)
The job of the pure-bred breeder. Ibid.,
83:7:199. (2600)
Freeman, Mrs. Ruth Crawford, M.S., Associ-
ate in Home Accounts
Articles:
With J. Lita Bane:
Contract buying. /. Home Econ., Nov., 1937.
IVith Candace Hurley:
They get what they want. Successful Farm.,
Mar., 1938.
With Virginia W. Randall:
Summary of Illinois home accounts records,
1936-37. U. of I. Coll. Agr. Mimeo., 1937.
Fnelleman, Robert Francis, M.S., Assistant
in Crop Production
Articles:
Orchard grass. U. of I. Dept. of Agron.
Mimeo., 1938. 5 pp. (1400)
Reed canary grass. Ibid., 5 pp. (1400)
Renovating w^orn pastures by means of scari-
fication and reseeding with legumes. Ibid.,
4 pp. (950)
Sudan grass. Ibid., 3 pp. (700)
See also O. Bolin and J. I. Pie per.
Foller, Harry James, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Botany
Articles:
Elementary botany at the University of Illi-
nois. Trans. III. Acad. Sci., 30:115-17.
(1200)
With J. H. Hanley:
Effects of heat and cold treatment upon
enzyme activity in bulbs and corms. Ibid.,
30:113-14. (900)
Fuson, Reynold Clayton, Ph.D., Professor of
Organic Chemistry
Books:
With H. Gilman and others:
Organic chemistry (vol. i). John Wiley and
Sons, N.Y., 1938. Ivi -j- 857 pp.
Articles:
With W. E. Ross:
The action of methylmagnesium bromide on
2,4,6-trichlorobenzoyl chloride. J.A.C.S.,
59:1508. (1200)
Gamer, James Wilford, Ph.D., LL.D., Litt.D.,
Professor of Political Science and Head of
the Department
Articles:
The outlook for the law of war and neutral-
ity. Trans. Grotius Soc, 22:1-12. (4000)
Extradition (France and the United States)
— the Xeidecker case. Brit. Yr. Bk. Inter-
nat. Law, 18:193-95. (1600)
Sovereign states as plaintiffs (counter
claims). Ibid., 18:195-96. (450)
Confiscatory decrees of the Soviet govern-
ment of Russia — validity in the United
States. Ibid., 18: 196-97. (600)
The Spanish Civil War — neutrality policy of
the United States. Ibid., 18:197-98. (800)
The United States Neutrality Act of 1937.
Amer. J. Internat. Law, 31:385-97. (6000)
Recognition of belligerency. Ibid., 32:106-13.
(3600)
Legal aspects of air craft in belligerent
operations. Proc. Amer. Soc. Internat.
Law, 1937, pp. 120-23. (1600)
Recent American neutrality legislation. Proc.
Royal Inst. Internat. Affairs, 16:853-63.
(5000)
La justice administrative en France et aux
Etats-Unis. Institut des Etudes Ameri-
caines, Cahiers dc Politique Etrangere,
1938, No. 32. (3000)
Reviews:
The elements of international law, by H.
Wheaton. Amer. J. Internat. Law, 31:546.
(400)
Academie de droit international. Recueil des
Cours, 1936. Ibid., 31:183-89. (3200)
Oppenheim's international law (vol. 2, 5th
ed.), by H. Lauterpacht. /. Soc. Comp.
Legis. and Internat. Law, 2o(3d ser.):
130-32. (1500)
The sources of international law, by G. A.
Finch. Amer. Bar Assoc. I., 81:33-34.
(400)
Truth in history and other essays, by Dunn-
ing. /. So. Hist., 4:94-95. (800)
Mississippi, storm center of secession. Ibid.,
250-52. (1200)
Gathercoal, Edmund Norris, Ph.G., Pharm.M.,
Professor of Pharmacognosy
Articles:
Pharmacy week radio talk. J.A.Ph.A., 26:10:
939-42. (2500)
Report on the National Formulary. Ibid.,
26:11:1063-66. (1500)
Revision of N. F. VT. Merck's Report, Jan.,
J938, p. 15. (2500)
16
University of Illinois
Gatheecoal, E. N. — Articles (continued)
National Formulary Bulletin, May 12, 1937,
to March 16, 1938.
Report of subcommittee on extractive prep-
arations. Ibid.
Report of subcommittee on color naming.
Ibid.
With E. E. Vicher:
An improved calomel ointment. J.A.Ph.A.,
26:12:1241-45. (3000)
With E. E. Vicher and Esther Meyer:
Phenol resistance of Staphylococcus aureus.
Ibid., 26:7:590-93. (1700)
With R. K. Snyder and L. Goldberg:
Assay of N. F. pepsin preparations. Ibid.,
26:6:541-43. (1500)
Gellhorn, Ernst, M.D., Ph.D., Professor of
Physiology
Articles:
On the mechanism by which CO2 offsets the
effect of O2 deficiency. Atner. J. Physiol.,
119:316. (250)
Oxygen deficiency, carbon dioxide and temp-
erature regulation. Ibid., 120:190-94.
(1700)
The influence of carbon dioxide in combat-
ing the effect of oxygen deficiency on psy-
chic processes with remarks on the fund-
amental relationship between psychic and
physiologic reactions. Amcr. J. Psychiat.,
93:1413-34. (sooo)
The integrated action of the organism ex-
emplified by studies on anoxemia. Sigma
Xi Qt., 25:156-65. (4500)
The action of hypoglycemia on the central
nervous system and the problem of schi-
zophrenia from the physiologic point of
view. J. A.M. A., 110:1433-34. (1200)
With J. O. Dunn:
Undernutrition, starvation and phagocytosis.
J. Nutr., 14:145-53. (2400)
With N. Glickman:
The effect of oxygen deficiency on the
sensitivity of rats to insulin. Amcr. J.
Physiol., 121:358-63. (2400)
With S. H. Kraines:
Word associations as affected by deficient
oxygen, excess of carbon dioxide and
hyperpnea. Arch. Neurol. Psychiat., 38:
491-502. (3500)
With E. Lambert:
Carotid sinus pressor reflexes in anoxia.
Proc. Sac. Exp. Biol. Med., 38:315-16.
(400)
Role of afferent nerves in response of vaso-
motor center to oxygen deficiency. Ibid.,
38:427-29. (900)
JVith B. Ury:
Influence of oxygen deficiency on reflex
dilatation of the pupil. Ibid., 38:426-27.
(400)
With I. G. Sficsman and A. Weil:
Significance of peripheral receptors for ex-
citability of the central nervous system.
Ibid., 36:643-45. (700)
With R. C. Ingraham and L. F. Moldavsky :
On the relation between hypoglycemia and
anoxemia. Atner. J. Physiol., 119:341.
(120)
With J. Mehlinan and M. Kaplan:
Contribution to problem of cutaneous local-
ization in man. Arch. Neurol. Psychiat.,
39:327-32. (1900)
Gernon, John Talbot, B.S., M.D., Associate
in Urology
Articles:
With E. Palmer:
The use of ergotamine tartrate in the
treatment of the tabetic bladder. ///. Med.
J., July, 1937, pp. 1-19. (1700)
With C. M. McKenna:
Fibro-lipoma of the penis. /. Urol., 38:5:
500-02. (650)
Gershon, Solomon, Ph.C, B.S., Instructor in
Chemistry
Books:
The catalytic dehydrogenation of sugar alco-
hols. Univ. of Chicago Libraries, Mar.,
1938. 52 pp.
Giesecke, G. Ernst, Ph.D., Instructor in
German
Articles:
New meanings. Words, 4:4:55. (350)
Gieseking, John Eldon, Ph.D., Associate in
Soil Physics and Soil Survey
See H. J. Snider.
Goble, George W., A.B., LL.B., Professor of
Law
Books:
Cases on contracts I. Foundation Press,
Chicago, 1937. xxiv -f- 769 pp.
Articles:
Is loss payable clause a separate contract.
/. Amer. Insurance, 14:10:16-17. (2000)
Goff, John A., Ph.D., Professor of Thermody-
namics
Books:
Notes on thermodynamics (2d ed.). John S.
Swift Co., St. Louis, 1937. 142 pp.
Gotshalk, Dilman Walter, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Philosophy
Books:
Structure and reality — a study of first prin-
ciples. Dial Press, N.Y., 1937. xiv + 292
pp.
Articles:
The metaphysical situation. Philos. Rev.,
46:5:513-23. (4500)
Reviews:
Le phenomene de I'art, par G. Mottier.
Ibid.. 46:4:453-54. (160)
L'esthetique fran^aise contemporaine, par V.
Feldman. Ibid., 46:5:564. (160)
Graham, Robert, B.S., D.V.M., Professor of
Animal Pathology and Hygiene
Articles:
With J. Sampson and L. E. Boley:
Losses of newborn calves presumably the re-
sult of feeding dams rations inadequate
for reproduction. Cornell Veterinarian,
28:1:53-57- (2000)
With C. A. Brandly:
Studies on incubator hygiene. IX. The dis-
infecting properties of formaldehyde for
hemophilic bacteria associated with avian
coryza. The filtrable viruses of infectious
laryngotracheitis, and infectious bronchitis.
Poultry Sci., 16:6:428-33. (2800)
With C. A. Brandly and G. L. Dunlap:
Studies on duck septicemia. Cornell Veteri-
narian, 28:1:1-8. (2000)
With J. D. Mizelle:
Studies on so-called cornstalk disease in
horses. V. Feeding experiments. Ibid.,
•27:4:374-80. (1200)
Publications of the Faculty
17
Graham, Robert — Articles (continued)
With G. L. Dunlap:
Rabies. ///. Eng. Exp. Sta. Circ, 475. 23 pp.
(6000)
$5,000,000 reward to Illinois cattle breeders
and dairymen. U. of I. Dept. of Animal
Husb. Mimeo.
Pregnancy disease in Illinois flocks. Ibid.
Prevention of scours in calves. Ibid.
Graham, Walter James, Ph.D., Professor of
English
Articles:
With C. W. Roberts, R. T. Ittner, and others:
The romantic movement: a selective and
critical bibliography for the year 1937.
Engl. Literary Hist., 5:1:1-49.
Reviews:
A catalogue of English newspapers in the
Bodleian Library 1620-1800, by R. T. Mil-
ford and D. N. Sutherland. I. Engl. Germ.
Philol., 36:446. (550)
German visitors to English theaters in the
i8th century, by J. A. Kelley. Ibid.,
36:614. (350)
The poetry of the Gentleman's Magazine, by
C. D. Yost, Jr. Ibid., 36:613. (300)
Gray, Edna Ruth, A.B., B.S., Associate in
Clothing Extension
Articles:
Selecting men's clothes. Capper's Farmer,
Nov., 1937, p. 41.
Mending lore. Ibid., Mar., 1938, p. 41.
Gray, Horace Montgomery, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Economics and Assistant Dean
of the Graduate School
Articles:
How shall we plan for tomorrow's business,
Dairy Mfrs. Conf. Manual, Urbana, 1937,
pp. 16-20. (2500)
Local improvements in relation to drainage
basin, state and national plans. Regional
Plan. Comm. Champaign Co., 1938, pp.
13-14. (600)
Reviews:
Electric power in Syria and Palestine, by
B. A. Paris. Atner. Econ. Rev., 27:2:585.
(400)
Sugar, a case study of government control,
by J. E. Dalton. Ann. Amer. Acad. Pol.
Social Sci., 193:165-66. (500)
State and national power over commerce, by
F. D. G. Ribble. Ibid., 193:167-68. (800)
Big business, its growth and its place, by
A. L. Bernheim (ed.). Ibid., 194:249.
(800)
How profitable is big business, by A. L.
Bernheim (ed.). Ibid., 194:250. (800)
Greeley, Paul Webb, A.B.. M.D., Instructor
in Surgery
Articles:
The Gillies operation for correction of de-
pressed fracture deformities of the zygo-
matic-malar bones. ///. Med. J., May, 1937.
(1500)
Green, George Kenneth, Ph.D., Instructor in
Physics
See P. G. Krtiger.
Green, John William, M.S., Associate in Agri-
cultural Economics
See H. C. M. Case.
Griffith, Coleman Roberts, Ph.D., Professor
of Education and Director of the Bureau of
Institutional Research
Articles:
Educational research. Bui. Fed. III. Colleges,
Mar. 18, 1938, pp. 14-18. (3800)
Functions of a bureau of institutional re-
search. /. Higher Educ, 9:5:248-55.
(4500)
Griffith, Donald Kenneth, M.S., Assistant in
Accountancy
Articles:
Weaknesses of index-number accounting.
Acct. Rev., 12:2:123-33. (7600)
Habberton, William, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Education, and Head of the De-
partment of Social Studies in the University
High School
Books:
Anglo-Russian relations concerning Afghan-
istan, 1837-1907. U. of I. Press, Urbana,
1937. 102 pp.
Articles:
Socialization of education. Social Educ,
1:5:336-39- (2000)
Hackett, Robert Phillip, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Accountancy, and Assistant Dean
of the College of Commerce
Reviews:
Cost accounting — principles and methods
(2d ed.), by C. Reitell and C. E. Johnston.
Acct. Rev., 12:4:433. (900)
Hackleman, Jay Coortland, A.M., Professor
of Crops Extension
Articles:
With E. D. Walker:
Five steps in pasture improvement. U. of I.
Dept. of Agron. Mimeo., 1938. 11 pp.
(3400)
Hague, Stella Mary, Ph.D., Instructor in
Botany
Articles:
Illinois liverworts. Trans. III. Acad. Set.,
30:2.
Hall, Darl Merideth, Ph.D., Extension Project
Supervisor
Articles:
Specialization first. Nation's Sclwols, 21:4:
32. (300)
Hall, Stanley William, B.S., Associate Pro-
fessor of Floriculture
Articles:
Seedling chrysanthemums at the University
of Illinois. Chrysanthemum Soc. Amer.
Bui., 5:2:10-13.
Final florists' course of the season at Uni-
versity of Illinois. Flor. Rev., 81:2103:
17-22.
Rose growing in Illinois. Ibid., 82:2109:37.
The greenhouse rose industry in Illinois.
Flor. Exch., 90:19:11.
Ham, Clarence Walter, B.M.E., M.E., Pro-
fessor of Machine Design
Books:
Mechanics of machinery (2d ed.). McGraw-
Hill Book Co., N.Y., 1938. 476 pp.
Hamilton, Tom Sherman, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Animal Nutrition
See H. H. Mitchell.
18
University of Illinois
Hansen, Edwin LeRoy, B.S., Assistant in
Agricultural Engineering
Ahticlfs:
IVith F. W. Andres:
An electric fence made from home materials.
Hark, Frederick William, M.S., M.D., Assist-
ant Professor of Orthopaedics
See H. B. Thomas.
Harman, Cameron Gerald, M.S., Instructor in
Ceramic Engineering
See A. E. Badger and C. W. Parmelee.
Hamo, Albert James, B.S., LL.B., LL.D.,
Professor of Law, Dean of the College of
Law, and Provost
Articles:
The training of a lawyer. Bar Examiner,
6:7:90-92; Reporter, 22:2:6-8. (1500)
Uniform expert testimony act. /. Amer.
Judicature Soc, 21:5:156-60. (3200)
Reviews:
Outlines of criminal law (15th ed.), by
Kenny. Yale Law J., 47:2:3x5-17. (900)
The influence of the American Bar Associ-
ation on public opinion and legislation, by
M. Louise Rutherford. Wash. Univ. Law
Qt., 23:2:286-88. (1000)
Felony and misdemeanor, by J. Goebel, Jr.,
Amer. Bar Assoc. J., 24:4:322-23. (1200)
Harrell, Thomas Willard, Ph.D., Instructor in
Psychology
Articles:
Factors influencing preference and memory
for auditory rhythm. /. Gen. Psych., 17:
63-104. (12,000)
The validity of certain mechanical ability
tests for selecting cotton mill machine
fixers. /. Soc. Psych., 8:279-82. (1000)
Scientific tests for fitting the operative to
the job. Cotton, 101:63-64. (1000)
IVith R. M. Dorcus:
Some relations between initial body polarity
and polarity during the psychogalvanic re-
flex. /. Gen. Psych., 16:489-91. (900)
With R. Harrison:
The rise and fall of behaviorism. Ibid., 18:
367-421. (15,000)
Hassin, George Boris, M.S., Professor of Neu-
rology
Articles:
Neuroptic myelitis vs. multiple sclerosis.
Arch. Neurol. Psychiat., 37:1083-99. (5000)
Marie|s ataxia (olivopontocerebellar atrophy):
clinical and pathologic considerations. Ibid.,
37:137.1-81. (3500)
Pathologic features of multiple sclerosis and
allied conditions. Ibid., 38:713-24. (4500)
Friedreich's ataxia, a histopathologic study.
Ibid., 39:116-30. (4000)
Changes in the brain in accidental electro-
cution. /. Nerv. Ment. Dis., 86:6:668-73.
(2000)
Nerve injuries caused by intravenous in-
jections of dextrose. J.A.M.A., 110:13:
948-49. (2000)
Ear phenomenon in lesions of the sympa-
thetic nerve. Ibid., 110:1440-41. (500)
With E. Oldberg and M. Tinsley:
Changes in the brain in plexectomized dogs.
Arch. Neurol. Psychiat., 38:1224-39. (5500)
Reviews:
Malarial therapy of neurosyphilis and other
diseases of the nervous system, by P. A.
Miniovich. J. Nerv. Ment. Dis., 87:241.
(500)
Reviews (continued)
Theoretische und experimental Studien zur
Methylenblaufarbung des Nervengewebes,
by A. Schabadasch. Arch. Neurol. Psy-
chiat., 37:1468.
Beitrage zur Pathologic des Thalamus, by P.
Schuster. Ibid., 39:216-17. (1000)
Herrold, Russell Dorr, B.S., M.D., Associate
Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Treatment of infections in the urinary tract
with sulfanilamide. Proc. Inst. Med. Chi-
cago, 11:15:321-22. (650)
Treatment of gonorrhea and other infections
in the urinary tract with sulfanilamide.
Urol. Cutan. Rev., 41:7:468-71. (3000)
Management of gonorrhea- — present status.
Ind. Med., 7:1:5-8. (4000)
Hershey, Albert Eby, M.S., Research Assist-
ant Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Articles:
Flame temperatures in engines. Ghent. Rev.,
21:3:431-37. (3200)
Hick, Ford Kimmel, M.D., Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Medicine
Articles:
The use of oxygen in pneumonia. Med. Clin.
N. Amer., Jan., 1938. (5100)
Criteria of oxygen want, with especial refer-
ence to neurocirculatory asthenia. Amer.
J. Med. Sci., 6:194:800-04. (1400)
See also R. W. Keeton and G. de Takats.
Higgins, John A., D.D.S., Instructor in Phar-
macology, Materia Medica, and Therapeutics
Articles:
Use of potassium chloride as a hemostatic
agent — report of two cases. /. Amer. Dent.
Assoc, 24: 1047. (600)
Hlgglnson, Glenn D., Ph.D., Associate Profes-
sor of Psychology
Articles:
An objective test of imagination. Edwards
Bros., Ann Arbor, Mich., 1938. 6 pp.
Mirror drawing apparatus for the instruc-
tional laboratory. /. Psych., 6:335. ('Soo)
The place of meaning in psychologj'. Psych.
Rev., 44:6:491-504.
Comparative study of maze learning with
and without knowledge of pattern simi-
larity. /. Gen. Psych., 18:63-76. (6500)
Hiller, Ernest Theodore, Ph.D., Professor of
Sociology
Articles:
The social structure in relation to the person.
Social Forces, 16:1:34-44. (6400)
Hindsley, Mark Hubert, A.M., Associate in
Music and Assistant Director of Military
Bands
Books:
Music educator's basic method for the cornet.
Carl Fischer, N.Y., 1937, 48 pp.
Music educator's method for the baritone.
Ibid., 48 pp.
Music educator's method for the BBj? tuba.
Ibid., 48 pp.
Music educator's method for the Eb tuba.
Ibid., 48 pp.
Articles:
When do we start ? Educ. Music Mag.,
17:1:15. (1000)
The advanced class. Ibid., 17:2:11. (1000)
Publications of the Factdty
19
HiNDSLEY, M. H. — Articles (continued)
The pre-class clinic for beginning instru-
mentalists. Ibid., 17:3:29-30. (1200)
The instrumental class. Ibid., 17:4:61-62.
(1500)
The instrumental music teacher. Music
Educ. J., 24:3:34. (3000)
Ten commandments for school band and
orchestra. Sch. Musician, 9:2:19. (500)
Common points in wind instruments. Etude,
55:10:645. (2300)
Music:
Music in the air (march paraphrase). Carl
Fischer, N.Y., 1937.
Hlne, Maynard K., D.D.S., Associate in
Dental Pathology and Therapeutics
Articles:
The simulation of spirochetal morphology by
fusiform bacteria. /. Infect. Dis., 61:
198-200.
With G. P. Berry:
Morphological and cultural studies of the
genus fusiformis. /. Bad., 34:517-33.
Hoener, Irwin Raymond, M.S., Assistant in
Soil Fertility
See E. E. DeTurk.
Hood, Marion, Ph.D., Associate in Medicine
See R. IV. Keeton.
Hopkins, B. Smith, Ph.D., D.Sc, Professor of
Inorganic Chemistry
Books:
General chemistry for colleges (rev. ed.).
D. C. Heath and Co., Boston, 1937.
758 PP-
With M. 7. Copley:
Laboratory exercises and problems in general
chemistry. D. C. Heath and Co., Boston,
1937, 234 pp.
Articles:
With W. A. Taebel:
Beobachtungen iiber seltene Erden. XLVII.
Darstellung der wasserfreien Jodide selt-
ener Erden. Zeit. Anor. Allgem. Chemie,
235:62-64. (850)
The rare earths as catalysts. Trans. Elec-
trochem. Sac, 71:397-403. (2700)
With C. N. McCarty, L. R. Scribner, and
Margaret Lawrens:
Observations on the rare earths. XLVIII.
Quantitative estimation of the rare earths
by means of their arc spectra. Ind. Eng.
Chem. (anal, ed.), 10:184-87. (5000)
Reviews:
Inorganic chemistry, a survey of modern
developments, by G. T. Morgan and F. H.
Burstall. 7. Chem. Educ, 14:249. (750)
Textbook of inorganic chemistry (5th ed.),
by J. R. Partington. Ibid., 14:600. (350)
Howe, John Stewart, A.B., M.D., Associate in
Pathology
Articles:
Daily variations in tuberculin reactions.
Amer. Rev. Tuberc, 37:264-85. (5000).
Abstract in Trans. 33d An. Meet. Nat.
Tuberc. Assoc, 1937. (400)
The role of anoxia of the tissues in the
reaction to tuberculosis. Arch. Pathol.,
23:740. (300)
Variability of daily tuberculin reactions
(abstract). Amer. 7. Pathol., 13:611. (500)
Huegy, Harvey Wilbom, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Business Organization and
Operation
Articles:
Installment terms. Credit and Financial
Management, 39:10:19-21. (3000)
With A. H. Winakor:
The financial policies and practices of auto-
mobile finance companies. ///. Bur. Bus.
Res. Bui., 56. 56 pp. (22,000)
Huelsen, Walter A., M.S., Associate Professor
of Olericulture
Articles:
With W. H. Michaels:
The yield complex of sweet corn. III. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Bui., 432, pp. 509-608. (50,000)
Growers contracts for sweet corn. ///. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Circ, ^72. 16 pp. (6300)
Huelster, Laura Jewel, A.M., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Physical Education for Women
Articles:
Suggested high school studies for physical
education majors. ///. Phys. Educ. News,
1:3:2. (800)
Hull, Ralph, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of
Mathematics
Articles:
Note on the ideals of cyclic algebras. Bui.
Amer. Math. Soc, June, 1937, pp. 384-87.
(1000)
With F. S. Nowlan:
Sets of integral elements of certain rational
division algebras. Trans. Royal Soc. Can-
ada, 3d Sen, Sec. Ill, Vol. 31, pp. 163-84.
(2000)
Reviews:
Sixteen short reviews in Zentralblatt fiir
Mathematik.
Hunter, Merlin Harold, Ph.D., Professor of
Economics and Head of the Department
Articles:
Effects of taxation on localization of indus-
try. Proc. Nat. Tax Assoc, 30:179-86;
State Finance Amer. Yr, Bk., 1938. pp.
225-232. (4000)
Reviews:
Assessment principles and terminology, by
the National Association of Assessing Of-
ficers. Amer. Econ. Rev., 38:181. (300)
Huntington, Whitney Clark, M.S., C.E., Pro-
fessor of Civil Engineering and Head of
the Department
Articles:
Structural engineering. Amer. Yr. Bk., 1937,
pp. 658-67. (6500)
With R. Newcomb and W. R. Tylor:
Summary abstract. Kaskaskia Valley Report,
U. of I. Info. Office Mimeo., 1937, pp.
279-98. (10,000)
Ingraham, Raymond Clifford, Ph.D., Associate
in Physiology
Articles:
With M. B. Visscher:
Further studies on intestinal absorption with
the performance of osmotic work. Amer.
J. Physiol., 121:771-85. (ssoo)
With M. B. Visscher and H. C. Peters:
On the movement of materials across living
membranes against concentration gradients.
7. Physical Chem., 42:141-50. (4000)
See also E. Gellhorn.
I
20
University of Illinois
Ittner, Robert Theodore, Ph.D., Instructor in
Gennan
Books:
The Christian legend in German literature
since Romanticism. Ottendorfer Memorial
Series of Germanic Monographs, No. 28,
N.Y., 1937. vii + 124 pp.
Articles:
See W. J. Graham.
Jackson, Chester Oscar, A.M., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Physical Education for Men
Articles:
Health and sanitary practices in high-school
athletics. /. Sch. Health, 7:7:151-56.
(2500)
Clean sports: a new angle. Hygcia, 15:11:
987-89. (2500)
Status of physical education in the ac-
credited secondary schools of Illinois. Res.
Qt. Amcr. Assoc. Health & Phys. Educ,
9:1:47-59. (3000)
Jacobsen, Eda Augusta, A.M., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Home Economics
Books:
With Helen E. McCullough:
Fundamentals of textiles — a workbook. John
Wiley and Sons, N.Y., 1937. 154 pp.
Jensen, Vernon Peter, Ph.D., Special Re-
search Assistant Professor of Theoretical
and Applied Mechanics
Articles:
Some three-dimensional aspects of the bridge
roller problem. loivu. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui.,
138, pp. 1-31. (10,000)
Jirka, Frank Joseph, M.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Surgery
Articles:
Typhoid fever and diphtheria in Illinois. III.
Med. J., 72:74.
Diphtheria immunization. Ibid., 71:466.
The advances in sewage treatment in Illinois
during the past decade. Proc. III. Assoc.
Sanitary Dist., 1937.
Walking into trouble. Insurance Broker,
July, 1937.
With C. S. Scuderi:
Mucoceles of the appendix. ///. Med. J.,
Jan., 1938.
Joannides, Minas, M.S., M.D., Associate in
Surgery
Articles:
With O. C. Schlack:
Use of phrenic neurectomy combined with
artificial pneumoperitoneum for collapse of
adherent tuberculous lung. /. Thoracic
Surg., 6:218-20.
Jobst, Valentine, Ph.D., Instructor in Politi-
cal Science
Articles:
The United States and international labor
conventions. Amer. J. Internat. Law, 32:
135-38. (1300)
Reviews:
The ratification of international conventions,
by F. O. Wilcox; Theorie juridique de la
revision des traites, by G. Scelle. Pol.
Sci. Qt., 53:137-39- (1000)
International law, by L. Oppenheim; The law
of nations — cases, documents, and notes,
by H. W. Briggs (ed.). Amer. Bar Assoc.
J., 24:325-27. (1800)
Johnson, Clarence A., Ph.D., Associate in
Physiological Chemistry
Articles:
Sulfanilamide. A brief review of its develop-
ment, chemistry, and clinical use. ///. Med.
J-, 73:235-37. (1200)
Johnson, Percy Evert, B.S., First Assistant in
Soil E.xperiment Fields
See F. C. Bauer.
Johnson, Sveinbjorn, A.M., LL.B., LL.D., Pro-
fessor of Law and University Counsel
Books:
Intercollegiate athletics as a part of the
state's educational program. Petition, brief
and argument for respondent, Allen, Col-
lector of Internal Revenue v. Regents of
the University System of Georgia. U. of I.,
Urbana, 1938. ii + 59 pp.
Articles:
Go ye and learn what that meaneth. (Ad-
dress given at the Honors Day Convoca-
tion, Dec. I, 1937). Sch. of Educ. Rec.
Univ. of N. D., 23:4:99-110. (3000)
Reviews:
Tjuvnad och Fornaemi, by T. Wennstrom.
Germ. Rev., 12:3:218-19. (900)
Principles of corporate reorganization in
bankruptcy, by T. K. Finletter. George-
town Law Rev., 26: 1094-96. (500)
Johnston, Paul Evans, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Agricultural Economics Extension
Articles:
Farm management as related to conservation
programs. /. Farm Econ., 19:3:685-87.
(1000)
Factors which influence the level of living
of farm families. 111. Agr. Econ. Schools
Mimeo., pp. 101-36. (10,000)
Cost of producing apples and peaches in
Illinois, 1932-1936. Trans. So. III. Hort.
Soc, 1937, 71:380-86. (1500)
With J. B. Cunningham:
Summary of annual farm business reports on
1,658 Illinois farms for 1936. U. of I.
Dept. of Agr. Econ. Mimeo., 635. (2500)
With J. B. Cunningham and others:
A series of 49 annual farm business reports
for counties or groups of counties in Illi-
nois. U. of I. Dept. of Agr. Econ. Mimeo.,
770-818.
Johnstone, Henry Fraser, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Chemical Engineering
Articles:
Recovery of sulfur dioxide from waste gases,
IV. Ind. Eng. Chcm., 29:1396-98. (1200)
With H. J. Read, and H. C. Blankmeycr:
Recovery of sulfur dioxide from waste gases,
III. Ibid., 30:101-09. (4500)
With R. V. Klcinschmidt:
The absorption of gases in wet cyclone scrub-
bers. Tratis. Amcr. Instit. Chem. Eng.,
34:2:181-97. (5000)
With W. O. Taff and F. G. Straub:
Decomposition of sodium-sulphite solutions at
elevated temperatures. Trans. Amer. Soc.
Mech. Eng., 60:3:261-65. (2500)
Jones, Paul Van Brunt, Ph.D., Professor of
History
Books:
Analytical survey of modern European his-
tory (rev. ed.). Macmillan Co., N.Y. Part
I, 1937. 46 pp.; Part II, 1938, 52 pp.
Publications of the Faculty
21
Jordan, Garret Lowell, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Agricultural Economics
Articles:
The implications of recent money and credit
developments. ///. Farm Econ., Feb., 1938.
Kaeiser, Margaret, M.S., Assistant in Botany
Articles:
Transitional phenomena in a normal seedling
of Althaea rosea Cav. Proc. Okla. Acad.
Sci., 17:62-65. (1000)
Kammlade, William Garfield, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Sheep Husbandry
Books:
With J. L. Edmonds, IV. B. Ncvens, R. R.
Snapp, and IV. E. Carroll:
Workbook in producing farm livestock. John
Wiley and Sons, N.Y., 1938. 100 pp.
Kampmeier, Otto Frederic, Ph.D., M.D., Pro-
fessor of Anatomy and Head of the De-
partment
Books:
A manual of instruction of human mor-
phology. Part IV: Morphology of the ab-
domen and its organs. Edwards Bros., Ann
Arbor, Mich., 1937. 98 pp.
Origin and development of the mediastinal
and aortic thyroids and the periaortic fat
bodies. U. of I. Press, Urbana, 1937.
82 pp.
Reviews:
The lung, by W. S. Miller. Arch. Path.,
•24: 132-33- (600)
Kaplan, Maurice, B.S., M.D., Assistant in
Psychiatry
See A. A. Low and E. Gellhorn.
Kearns, Clyde Wilson, Ph.D., Special Re-
search Assistant in Entomology
Articles:
With C. C. Compton:
Improved control of red spider on green-
house crops with sulfur and cyclohexyl-
araine derivatives. /. Econ. Entotn., 30:3:
512-22. (6000)
Keating, Louis Clark, Ph.D., Associate in
Romance Languages
Articles:
Building the Spanish collection of the small
college library. Hispania, 20:3:250-52.
(900)
The incompetent student raises a problem
for the language teacher. Mod. Lang. J.,
22: 1:38-40. (i 100)
New languages for old in junior college.
Junior Coll. J., 8:3:142-43. (800)
Keeton, Robert Wood, M.S., M.D., Professor
of Medicine and Head of the Department
Articles:
The relation of metabolic diseases to dentis-
try. /. Amer. Dent. Assoc, 24:1336-41.
Clinical problems in diabetes. ///. Med. J.,
Jan., 1938.
With Marion Hood:
Pulmonary disease secondary to amebiasis.
Med. Clin. N. Amer., Jan., 1938.
With M. H. Streicher, R. Snyder, and S.
Liebman :
Gastric achylia. Study of the electrolytes of
gastric juice. /. Lab. Clin. Med., 22: 10:
1003.
With E. F. Foley, A. B. Kendrick, and D.
Darling :
Articles (contimted)
Alterations in serum protein as an index of
hepatic failure. Arch. Internal Med., 60:
64-76.
With F. K. Hick and N. Glickman:
Physiologic response of man to environment-
al temperature. Heating, Piping and Air
Conditioning (Journal Section), Mar.,
1938.
Kelley, Victor Wendell, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Horticulture Extension
Articles:
Growing fruit for home use. ///. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Circ, 482. (19,000)
The problem of apple scab control. Trans.
III. Hart. Sac, 71:339-44. (1300)
Some principles of pruning. Wis. Hort., 28:
5:115-16. (1500)
With M. J. Dorsey, P. E. Johnston, and others:
An analysis of the Illinois peach industry.
Trans. III. Hort. Sac, 71:404-47. (6000)
Kemmerer, Donald Lorenzo, Ph.D., Associate
in Economics
Articles:
Judges good behavior tenure in colonial New
Jersey. N. J. Hist. Soc. Proc, Jan., 1938,
PP- 3-iS- (3300)
Reviews:
Financial development of the United States,
by W. J. Schultz and M. R. Caine. Amer.
Econ. Rev., Mar., 1938, pp. 125-26. (500)
Kenney, Harold Eugene, M.S., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Physical Education for Men
Books:
With G. C. Law:
Wrestling for the high school and college.
Daniels Press, Champaign, 1937. 117 pp.
Articles:
Professional archery. Amer. Bowman Rev.,
7:9:4. (looo)
Keyes, Donald Babcock, Ph.D., Professor of
Chemical Engineering
Articles:
Fractional distillation. Trans. III. Acad. Sci.,
30:185-88. (2000)
With H. D. Foster:
Catalysts for the vapor-phase oxidation of
acetaldehyde. Ind. Eng. Chem., 29:1254-60.
(5000)
With A. J. Paik and S. Szvann, Jr.:
Catalysts for the equilibrium, ethylene-water-
ethanol. Ibid., 30:173-75. (3000)
Keyser, Louis Schroer, M.S., Assistant in
Chemistry
See R. L. Shriner.
King, Burnham William, Jr., Ph.D., Special
Research Assistant in Ceramic Engineering
Articles:
With A. E. Badger:
Remove carbon from iron and steel by heat
treatment. Ceramic Ind., 29:1:41. (600)
King, Everett Edgar, M.S., M.C.E., Professor
of Railway Civil Engineering
Articles:
Railway electrification. Amer. Railway Eng.
Assoc, Bui. 402, Vol. 39, pp. 473-84'
(6000)
Railroads. Kaskaskia Valley Report, U. of I.
Info. Office Mimeo., 1937, pp. 80-83.
22
University of Illinois
Eneler, Charles Mayard, Ph.D., J.D., Associ-
ate Professor of Political Science
Akticles:
Validity of municipal ordinances providing
for parking meters. Mich. Law. Rev., 36:
i: 157-59- (750)
Eobak, Alfred Julian, M.S., M.D., Associate
in Obstetrics and Gynecology
Articles:
The use of silver picrate suppository in the
treatment of cervical vaginitis in children.
Amer. J. Obstet. Gyn., Aug., 1937.
The interpretation of excessive gonadotropic
hormone excreted in the urine in early
pregnancy. J.A.M.A., Apr., 1938, p. 11 79.
(2000)
Koehler, Benjamin, Ph.D., Chief in Crop Pa-
thology
Articles:
With J. R. Holbert:
Combating corn diseases in Illinois. ///. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Circ, 484. (7800)
Koller, Armin Hajman, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of German
Books:
The Abbe Du Bos — his advocacy of the
theory of climate. Garrard Press, Cham-
paign, 1937. V + 128 pp.
Eonzo, Seichl, M.S., Special Research Assist-
ant Professor of Mechanical Engineering
See A. P. Krats.
Kraehenbuehl, John Otto, M.S., E.E., Asso-
ciate Professor of Electrical Engineering
Books:
With M. A. Faucett:
Circuits in electrical engineering (2d ed.).
John S. Swift Co., St. Louis, 1937. 364
pp.
Articles:
The University of Illinois surveys study-
lighting conditions. Light, 7:1. (3000)
Kraines, Samuel Henry, B.S., M.D., Associate
in Psychiatry
Articles:
Psychiatric analysis of the present day mad-
ness in the world. Sci. News Let., 86:372-
^ 73-
Correlation of oxygen deprivation with intel-
ligence, constitution, and blood pressure.
Amer. J. Psychiat., 93:1435-46.
With Beulah Bosseltnan:
Mental changes including aphasia in a pa-
tient with sickle cell anemia. Ibid., 94:3:
709-12.
See also E. Gellhorn.
Kratz, Alonzo Plumstead, M.S., Research Pro-
fessor of Mechanical Engineering
Articles:
With J. R. Fellows:
Pressure losses resulting from changes in
cross-sectional area in air ducts. III. Eng.
Exp. Sta. Bui., 300, pp. 1-56. (18,000)
With S. Komo:
Study of methods of control and types of
registers as affecting temperature vari-
ations in the research residence. Heating,
Piping, and Air Conditioning (Journal
section), 9:12:745-57. (10,000)
Articles (continued)
With S. Komo and E. L. Broderick:
Study of summer cooling in the research
residence using water at temperature of
52 deg. F. and 46 deg. F. Ibid., 9:5:
319-27; 9:6:391-400. (11,000)
With M. K. Fahnestock, S. Komo, and E. L.
Broderick:
The use of water in cooling a residence.
/. Amer. Water Works Assoc, 29:6:836-56.
(6000)
Kruger, P. Gerald, Ph.D., Associate Professor
of Physics
Articles:
With G. K. Green:
The construction and operation of a cyclo-
tron to produce one million volt deuterons.
Phys. Rev., 51:699.
The gamma-ray spectrum of B'". Ibid., 52:
247A; 52:773-
Energy variations in cyclotron bean. Bui.
Amer. Phys. Soc, Apr., 1938.
With L. W. Phillips:
Spectra of Sciv and Scv. Phys. Rev., 51:
1019.
Isoelectronic sequence Cli to Mnix. Ibid.,
51:1087.
Deep term in spectra of Scviii and Scix.
Ibid., 52:97.
With H. S. Pattin:
Spectra of Scvi and Scvii. Ibid., 51:1019.
Ultra violet spectra. Ibid., 52:621.
With W. E. Shoupp:
Scattering of neutrons by protons. Ibid.,
51: I02I.
With W. E. Shoupp and F. W. Stallmann:
Scattering of neutrons by protons. Ibid.,
52:678.
With S. G. Weissberg:
Extreme ultra violet series in Crvi, Mnvil,
and Feviii. Ibid., 52:314.
With S. G. Weissberg and L. W. Phillips:
Isoelectronic sequence Al to Feix. Ibid.,
51:1090.
Kudo, Richard Roksabro, D.Sc, Associate Pro-
fessor of Zoology
Reviews:
The biological control of insects, by H. L.
Sweetman. Bot. and Zool., 5:10:179.
Biological stains (3d ed.), by H. J. Conn.
Ibid., 5:10:180.
The smallest living thing, by G. N. Calkins.
Ibid., 5:10:180.
Animal microbiology (4th ed.), by M. F.
Guyer. Ibid., 5:12:162.
Biological laboratory technique, by J. B.
Gatenby. Ibid., 6:1:360.
Culture methods for invertebrate animals, by
J. G. Needham and others (eds.). Ibid.,
6:3:681.
Recent advances in cytology (2d ed.), by
C. D. Darlington. Ibid., 6:3:682.
Kunz, Jakob, Ph.D., Professor of Mathemati-
cal Physics
Articles:
The photo-electric cell in astronomy. Trans.
III. Acad. Sci., 1938, p. 255.
With R. G. LaBaw:
Optical rotatory power of turbid solutions in
an electrical field. Nature, 140: 194.
With J. T. Tykociner and L. P. Garner:
Water vapor in the construction of more
sensitive photo-electric cells. /. Optical
Soc. Amer., 27:224.
Publications of the Faculty
23
Ladd, Robert Lelon, M.S., M.D., Assistant
Professor of Pathology and of Oral Pa-
tholo^
Akticles:
Bowel management in oral disabilities.
Peoria Dist. Dent. Soc. Bui., Apr., 1938.
Critical analysis of therapeutic measures in
the management of pyogenic prostatitis.
/. Urol., 39:2.
Reviews:
With V. J. 0' Conor:
Year book of urology, 1937. Ibid., 37:557-68.
Review of intraprostatic injection work.
Proc. Staff Members Mayo Clinic, Spring
Number, 1938.
Lang, Alvin Leonard, M.S., Assistant Chief in
Soil Experiment Fields
See F. C. Bauer, IV. L. Burlison, G. H. Diin-
gan, and IV. P. Flint.
Lansford, Wallace Monroe, M.S., C.E., As-
sistant Professor of Theoretical and Applied
Mechanics
Reviews:
The tensile strength of cast iron, by J. O.
Draffin and W. L. Collins. Proc. A.S.T.M.,
37:2:99-100. (500)
Larson, Laurence Marcellus, Ph.D., LL.D.,
Professor of History, Emeritus
Books:
The changing West and other essays. Nor-
wegian-American Historical Society, North-
field, Minn., 1937. vi -f- 180 pp.
Lafson, Reinhold Frldtjof, M.S., Assistant
Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Akticles:
Aluminum paint on oil field boilers. Petrol-
eum Eng., 9:5:28. (1200)
Lee, Frederic Edward, Ph.D., Professor of
Economics
Articles:
British banks make profits despite cheap
money. Barron's, 18:24:13. (1500)
Our monetary policy. Economist, Nov. 5,
1937, p. 26. (4000)
Lehmann, Emil WUhelm, B.S., E.E., A.E.,
Professor of Agricultural Engineering and
Head of the Department
Articles:
Rural electrification. Kaskaskia Valley Re-
port, U. of I. Info. Office Mimeo., 1937,
pp. 64-79.
Smaller crews and lower costs. Elec. on the
Farm, Sept., 1937, pp. 7-9.
Cobbing the corn crop. Ibid., Dec, 1937,
pp. 12-13.
Leonard, Maria, A.M., Litt.D., Dean of
Women
Articles:
Values. Arrow (Pi Beta Phi), 53:4:346-49.
(2800)
With Mildred Warren:
Today's books for today's girls (rev. ed.).
U. of I. Office of the Dean of Women.
Leutwiler, Oscar Adolph, B.S., M.E., Pro-
fessor of Mechanical Engineering Design and
Head of the Department of Mechanical En-
gineering
Books:
Notes on the desig^n of steam power plants
(rev. ed.). Edwards Bros., Ann Arbor,
Mich. 229 pp.
Levine, Norman Dion, Ph.D., Assistant
Animal Parasitologist
Articles:
Infectious enterohepatitis (blackhead) in tur-
keys. U. of I. Dept. of Animal Husb.
Mimeo., 3 pp. (900)
Trichomonad abortion in cattle. Ibid., 3 pp.
(500)
Lerinson, Samuel Azor, M.S., M.D., Associ-
ate Professor of Pathology and Assistant
Professor of Medicine
Articles:
The Weltmann serum coagulation, prelim-
inary report. /. Lab. Clin. Med., 23:
i: 1-14.
The Weltmann serum coagulation in tubercu-
losis._ Trans. Nat. Tuberc. Assoc, 1937.
The Weltmann serum coagulation reaction.
Comparison with sedimentation reaction
and clinical findings in tuberculosis. Amer.
Rev. Tuberc, 37:2:200-37.
Llchtenstein, Ben William, M.D., M.S., In-
structor in Neurology and Neurological
Surgery
Articles:
With H. Zeitlin:
Actinomycotic abscess of the brain. Arch.
Path., 23:58-66. (2500)
Ganglioglioneuroma of the spinal cord as-
sociated with pseudosyringomyelia. Arch.
Neurol. Psychiat., 37:1356-70. (3500)
Cystic tumor of the third ventricle contain-
ing colloid material. Ibid., 38:268-87.
(8000)
With A. B. Ragins:
Ganglioneuroma of the vermiform appendix.
Arch. Path., 24:786-90. (850)
Lindstrom, David Edgar, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Rural Sociology
Articles:
Natural increase in the population, rural and
urban, in Illinois, 1930. Trans. III. Acad.
Sci., 30:2:63-64. (750)
The farm family and its community prob-
lems. Rural Sociol., 2:2:210-14. (2000)
Getting electricity to rural community is
social problem. Rural Elec. Bui., Dec,
1937, P- I- (1500)
With E. H. Regnier:
Rural social recreation. 111. Ext. Serv.
Mimeo., 75 pp. (12,000)
See also R. R. Parks and H. C. M. Case.
Linsley, Clyde Maurice, M.S., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Soils Extension
Articles:
With L. B. Miller:
Light liming — a temporary method of liming
for legumes. U. of I. Dept. of Agron.
Mimeo., 1937, 5 pp. (iioo)
Litman, Simon, Dr.Jr.Pub. et Rer.Cam., Pro-
fessor of Economics
Reviews:
Commerce and society: a short history of
trade and its effects on civilization, by
W. F. Oakeshott. Amer. Econ. Rev., 27:
2:362-63. (500)
Autarchic, economic complexe, politique com-
mercial rationelle: contribution a I'etude
des doctrines du commerce international,
by C. D. Herisson. Ibid., 27:3:567. (400)
24
University of Illinois
Littleton, Ananias Charles, Ph.D., C.P.A.,
Professor of Accountancy and Assistant Di-
rector of the Bureau of Business Research
Articles:
Tests for principles. Acct. Rev., 13:1:16-24.
(4500) , . .
Business profits as a legal basis for divi-
dends. Harv. Bus. Rev., 16: i. (5000)
Lloyd, John William, Ph.D., Professor of
Olericulture
Articles:
Green peas for Illinois markets. 111. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Circ, 483, 8 pp. (2800)
Behavior of soybeans as a vegetable crop.
Proc. Amer. Soybean Assoc, 17:23-28.
(4000)
Soybeans as a vegetable. Trans. III. Hort.
Sac, 71:328-32. (1800)
Some results of the Western Illinois Apple
Survey. Ibid., 71:200-05. (2300)
With B. L. Weaver:
Fertilizer experiments with greenhouse to-
matoes. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta. BuL, 438:
273-88. (6500)
With S. W. Decker:
The market for fresh fruits and vegetables
in Peoria. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta. But., 435,
pp. 57-112. (20,000)
See also W. B. Nevens.
Locklin, David Philip, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Economics
Articles:
Transport coordination and rate policy. Harv.
Bus. Rev., 15:417-28. (6500)
Reviews:
Our economic world, by D. O. Kinsman.
Ann. Amer. Acad. Pol. Social Sci., 195:
211-12. (42s)
Lohmann, Karl Baptiste, M.L.A., Professor
of Landscape Architecture
Articles:
Some observations on industrial decentraliza-
tion. Planners' J., Nov. -Dec, 1937. (800)
Planning the network of our streams. Reg.
Plan. Com. Champaign Co., Mar., 1938.
46 pp.
Long, Mrs. Bemita Jewell, A.B., LL.B., B.S.,
Lecturer in Library Science and Assistant
in the Law Library
Articles:
Order routine. Law Lib. J., 30:351-59-
(SSoo)
Low, Abraham Adolph, M.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Psychiatry
Articles:
Manic-depressive psychosis. Asylum Light,
1:27.
Insulin shock therapy. Ibid., 2:31.
An evaluation of the shock treatments of the
psychoses. Psychiat. Exch., 1:4.
The present status of sodium amytal therapy.
Ibid., 1:43.
The incidence of utterances concerning sex
organs and sex functions in a two year
speech record of two preschool children.
Proc. Amer. Speech Correction Assoc,
8:70.
References to sex organs and functions in
speech production of two preschool child-
ren. Arch. Neurol. Psychiat., 39:519.
With I. R. Sonenthal, M. F. Blaurock, M.
Kaplan, and Irene Sherman:
Articles (continued)
Metrazol shock treatment of the "functional"
psychoses. Ibid., 39:317.
Luce, Wilbur Marshall, Ph.D., Associate in
Zoology
Articles:
Hybrid crosses in sunfishes. Trans. III. Acad.
Sci., 30:2:309-10. (1000)
Lybyer, Albert Howe, Ph.D., Professor of
History
Articles:
United States relations in the Orient and
Near East. Amer. Yr. Bk., 1937, PP- 78-89.
(7500)
Turkey's national revolution. Events, 2:7:
48-53- (2500)
Storm over Palestine. Ibid., 2:9:221-27.
(3400)
Palestine awaits judgement. Ibid., 2:10:
301-04. (2800)
Britain's iron hand in Palestine. Ibid., 2:11:
390-92. (1000)
Renascence of Arabia. Ibid., 2:12:462-68.
(3000)
Arab demands in Palestine. Ibid. 3:13:
60-64. (2300)
Egypt's boy king meets a crisis. Ibid., 3: 14:
147-51. (2000)
Stakes of empire in Arabia. Ibid., 3:15:
221-23. (1900)
Turkey marches on. Ibid., 3:16:297-302.
(2400)
Arabia, Czechoslovakia, Egypt, Greece, Iran,
Iraq, Palestine, Syria, Turkey. World
Bk. Encyc. An., 1937. (5000)
Hitler carries on Bismarck tradition of state
socialism. Urbana Courier, Aug. 15, 1937;
Decatur Herald, Aug. 15, 1937. (4000)
Maack, Arthur Charles, M.S., Assistant in
Dairy Manufactures
See P. H. Tracy.
Macintlre, Horace James, M.M.E., Professor
of Refrigeration
Books:
Refrigeration engineering. John Wiley and
Sons, N.Y., 1937- 415 PP-
Mackay, Roland Parks, A.B., M.D., Associate
Professor of Neurology and Neurological
Surgery
Articles:
The treatment of general paresis. Med. Clin.
N. Amer., Jan., 1938, pp. 233-46.
The exogenous toxins (and the nervous
system). Chap. 10 in Tice's Practice of
Medicine, Pryor and Co., Hagerstown,
Md., 1938, pp. 565-625.
Manley, John Henry, Ph.D., Associate in
Physics
Articles:
With S. Millman:
The nuclear spin and magnetic moment of
Li*. Phys. Rev., 51:19.
With H. H. Goldsmith and J. S. Schwinger:
Absorption of resonance neutrons. Ibid., 51:
1022.
With I. R. Dunning, F. G. Brickwedde, and
H. J. Hoge:
Interaction of neutrons with normal para-
hydrogen. Ibid., 52:1076.
Marriott, Lawrence Frederick, B.S., Assistant
in Soil Experiment Fields
See F. C. Bauer.
Publications of the Faculty
25
Marvel, Carl Sliipp, Ph.D., Professor of
Organic Chemistry
Books:
With Henry Gilman, Roger Adams, and others:
Organic chemistry (2 vols.). John Wiley
and Sons, N.Y., 1938. Vol. I, 857 pp.;
Vol. II, 1033 pp.
Articles:
IVith J. H. Brou'n:
Hexaalkylphenylethanes. III. Hexa-/'-cyclo-
hexylphenylethane and hexa-m-tolylethane.
J.A.C.S., 59:1175-76. (1200)
Hexaalkylphenylethanes. IV. Preparation of
some alkylbromobenzenes. Ibid., 59:1176-
78. (1600)
With M. F. Roy:
The dissociation of hexa-^i-alkylphenyle-
thanes. Ibid., 59:2622-25. (2800)
With G. A. Nesty:
Cyclization of dieneynes. IV. Trans-1,2-
dialkyloctahydronaphthalene derivatives.
Ibid., 59:2662-65. (2900)
With L. R. Drake:
Phosphonic acids and their alkyl esters from
a,/S-unsaturated ketones. /. Org. Chern.,
2:387-99. (6200)
With C. L. Levesque:
The structure of vinyl polymers: the polymer
from methyl vinyl ketone. J.A.C.S., 60:
280-84. (3200)
With P. S. Pinkney:
Fused ring systems from dieneynes. VI.
Some limitations of the cyclization re-
action. Ibid., 59:2669-72. (2600)
With P. S. Pinkney, G. A. Nesty, and D. E.
Pearson :
Cyclization of dieneynes. V. Hydrophenan-
threnes. Ibid., 59:2666-68. (2200)
With L. L. Ryden and F. J. Glavis:
The reaction between sulfur dioxide and ole-
fins and acetylenes. VI. Ascaridole as a
catalyst for the reaction. Ibid., 59:1014-
15. (1600)
With W. I. Sparks and W. I. Peppel:
Rearrangements of polynes. X. Rearrange-
ment product of hexa-f-butylethynylethane.
Ibid., 59:1351-52. (1400)
With M. B. Mueller and W. J. Peppel:
Rearrangement of styryl substituted ethanes.
XI. Ibid., 60:410-13. (2400)
Mathews, John Mabry, Ph.D., Professor of
Political Science
Books:
American foreign relation (rev. ed.). D.
Appleton-Century Co., N.Y., 1938. xvi +
766 pp.
ARTici.ts:
The joint resolution method. Amer. I. Inter-
nal. Law, 32:2:349-52. (1000)
Matson, Edward John, M.S., Assistant in
Chemistry
See R. L. Shriner.
Mays, Arthur Beverly, A.M., Professor of In-
dustrial Education
Articles:
Neglected values in industrial arts. Ind.
Educ. Mag., 39:4. (1700)
Journals Edited:
Education, 58:3:129-91.
Industrial arts material in Amer. Voc.
Assoc, I., 12:2-3.
McArthnr, Selim Walker, Ph.B., M.D., Asso-
ciate Professor of Surgery
Articles:
The muscle-splitting or grid-iron incision for
appendectomy. An historical note. Surg,
Gyn. Obstet., 65:715-16.
McCaskill, Oliver Le Roy, Ph.B., J.D., Pro-
fessor of Law
Reviews:
The mind of the juror, by A. S. Osborne.
///. Law Rev., 32:896. (iioo)
McDiannld, Errett Weir, Jr., Ph.D., Associate
in Library Science
Articles:
Suggestions to junior college librarians.
Junior Coll. J., 8:2:63-66. (2200)
With G. R. Tatum:
Library noise. Lib. Qt., 8:2:200-09. (2200)
McMunn, Richard Lacey, M.S., Assistant
Professor of Pomology
Articles:
With M. J. Dorsey:
Thinning peaches. ///. Hort., 5:26:3. (300)
Meyer, Marvin Clinton, A.M., Assistant in
Zoology
Articles:
Leeches of southeastern Missouri. Ohio J.
Sci., 37:4:248-51. (3800)
Notes on some leeches from Ontario and
Quebec. Can. Field-Naturalist, 51:117-19.
(2900)
Michaud, Regis, A.M., Professor of Romance
Languages
Articles:
Re-enter Anatole France. Va. Qt. Rev., 13:
4:621-24. (1200)
Roger Martin Du Card. Books Abroad, 12:
3:149-51. (2300)
Valencia-Madrid-Paris vs. Budapest. Ibid.,
12:1:12-14. (1700)
L'annee Litteraire 1937. French Rev., 11:
5:365-70. (1700)
Reviews:
The novel of adolescence in France, by
Justin O'Brien. Ibid., 11:3:244-46. (1000)
Twelve reviews of current French books in
the autumn and winter numbers of Books
Abroad. (3600;
Miles, Russell Hancock, M.Mus., Associate
Professor of Music
Music:
Harvest caravans: cantata for mixed voices.
Oliver Ditson Co., Phila., 1938. 86 pp.
He shall come down like rain: anthem for
mixed voices. Ibid., 8 pp.
Waken! Lords and ladies gay: part song for
male voices. Ibid., 15 pp.
Articles:
The Kansas state music festival. Sch.
Musician, 9:8:18-19. (1900)
Miller, George Abram, Ph.D., LL.D., Pro-
fessor of Mathematics, Emeritus
Books:
With H. F. Blichfeldt and L. E. Dickson:
Theory and applications of finite groups
(rev. ed.). G. E. Stechert Co., N.Y.,
1938. 390 pp.
Articles:
Groups of order less than 2'* having m-i or
m-2 independent generators. Proc. Nat.
Acad. Sci., 23:280-85. (2200)
26
University of Illinois
Miller, G. A. — Articles (continued)
Groups having a maximum number of in-
dependent generators. Ibid., 333-37. (1800)
Sets of independent generators of a finite
group. Ibid., 494-96. (1200)
Groups in which every subgroup of com-
posite order is invariant. Ibid., 549-52.
(i8oo)
Groups which contain a Hamiltonian group
of odd prime index. Ibid., 587-89. (iioo)
Groups having a maximum number set of in-
dependent generators. Ibid., 24:17-30.
(1900)
Groups having a maximum set of independ-
ent generators of the same order. Ibid.,
91-94. (1700)
Groups having a maximum number set of
conjugate independent generators. Ibid.,
94-97. (1200)
The quadratic equation. Sch. and Soc, 45:
684-85. (1000)
Implications in the history of mathematics.
Ibid., 47:275-77. (1600)
Group theory for the million. Sci. Mo., 45:
562-65. (1200)
Reviews:
The handmaiden of the sciences, by E. T.
Bell. Nat. Math. Mag., 12:102-03. (400)
Miller, Lawrence Byrne, B.S., Associate in
Soil Experiment Fields
See F. C. Bauer and C. M. Linsley
Minard, David, Ph.D., Instructor in Physi-
ology
Articles:
Histamine-like substances in blood following
trauma. Amer. J. Physiol., 119:375-76.
(150)
The presence and distribution of histamine-
like substances in blood. Ibid., 119:375.
(260)
Mitchell, David Ray, M.S., E.M., Associate
Professor of Mining and Metallurgical En-
gineering
Articles:
Segregation in the handling of coal. Amer.
Instit. Min. Eng., Tech. Paper 846. (4000)
Reclamation of refuse at Illinois coal mines.
Proc. Min. Ind. Conf., 1937. (4000)
Smoke, dust and air pollution. Coal-Heat,
32:4:10. (2500)
Coal preparation gets the spotlight. Mechani-
sation, Dec, 1937. (1500)
Trends in preparation and plant design.
Ibid., Apr., 1938. (2000)
Steam power possibilities. Kaskaskia Valley
Report, U. of I. Info. Office Mimeo., 1937,
pp. 62-63.
Mitchell, Harold Hanson, Ph.D., Professor of
Animal Nutrition
Articles:
The importance of the relations between
energy, protein, and minerals in measuring
the nutritive value of feeds and rations.
Proc. Amer. Soc. Animal Prod., 1938,
pp. 29-42. (6500)
The feeding of mineral supplements to live-
stock (rev. ed.). ///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ,
411, pp. 3-8. (2500)
The biological value of the proteins and a
criticism of the methods of its determina-
tion. Proc' P'olla Cong., 1937, pp. 3-33.
(15,000)
With T. S. Hamilton:
Sex differences in anemic rats. Science,
85:364-66. (2000)
Articles (continued)
With J. R. Beadles:
The nutritive value of the proteins of nuts
in comparison with the nutritive value of
beef proteins. /. Nutr., 14:6:597-608.
(5500)
With F. J. McClure:
Mineral nutrition of farm animals. Nat.
Res. Council Bui., 99:7-135. (65,000)
With T. S. Hamilton and J. R. Beadles:
The comparative nutritive values of glucose,
fructose, sucrose and lactose when incor-
porated in a complete diet. /. Nutr.,
14:5:435-52. (8500)
With W. E. Carroll, T. S. Hamilton, W. P.
Garrigus, and G. E. Hunt:
Calcium and phosphorus supplements for
growing swine. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui.,
434, PP- 15-54- (20,000)
Mitchell, Robert Victor, M.B.A., Assistant in
Business Organization and Operation
See P. D. Converse :
Mohn, Paul Eugene, M.S., M.E., Assistant
Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Articles:
Essential features of heating systems. Master
Plumber, 7:5:19; 7:6:6; N. J. Master
Plumber, 1:12:4; 2:1:4. (4000)
Domestic heating plants. Coal-Heat, 32:4:78.
(4300)
Monroe, Walter Scott, Ph.D., Professor of
Education and Director of the Bureau of
Educational Research
Articles:
Some trends in educational measurement.
Ind. Univ. Sch. Educ. Bui., 13:4:28-35.
(3500)
Progress toward a science of education.
Ibid., 13:4:43-51. (4000)
General methods: classroom experimentation.
37th Yrbk. Nat. Soc. Study of Educ, Pt.
II, pp. 319-27; Sch. and Soc, 45:633-39'
(3000)
Reviews:
Reconstructing education through research.
/. Educ. Res., 31:537-38. (400)
Moon, George Robert, A.M., Assistant to the
Dean of the College of Medicine; Examiner
and Recorder for Chicago Departments
Articles:
Study of premedical and medical scholastic
records of students in the University of
Illinois College of Medicine. /. Assoc
Amer. Med. Colleges, 13:3:208-12. (1900)
Moore, Herbert Fisher, M.E., D.Sc, Research
Professor of Engineering Materials
Articles:
Fatigue testing of wire. Wire and Wire
Products, 12:5:235-40. (3500)
Fatigue testing of sheet metal. Metal Work-
ing Press, 1:9-10:7. (2000)
Social engineering in the health field. ///.
Health Mess., 10:5:48-50. (2500)
Why railroad rails break and what is being
done about it. Bui. Assoc. State Eng. Soc,
13:2:72-76. (2000)
With R. E. Cramer:
Internal fissures induced in rails by soaking
in hydrogen. Metal Progress, Aug., 1937,
pp. 159-61. (1300)
With J. B. Baker and B. B. Betty:
Creep and fracture tests on single crystals
of lead. Metals Tech., 5:3:1-20. (6500)
Publications of the Faculty
27
Moore, H. F. — Articles (continued)
With J. L. Bisesi, R. E. Cramer, and others:
Third progress report of the joint investiga-
tion of fissures in railroad rails. Proc.
Amer. Ry. Eng. Assoc, 38:645-73. (10,000)
Morey, Lloyd, A.B., B.Mus., C.P.A., LL.D.,
Professor of Accountancy and Comptroller
Articles:
Municipal accounting standards. Anier. City,
52:6:127-29. (1200)
Cooperative aids for financial problems.
Educ. Bus. Mgr. Buyer, 19:6:10-13; Educ.
Rec, 18:3:377-87. (3000)
Recommendations concerning accounting and
reporting by the National Committee on
Standard Reports. Proc. Conf. Bus. Off.
Coll. and Univ. of Western States, 1:1:8-
30. (11,500)
The developing standards other than those
of accounting in business practices in col-
leges and universities. Proc. 27th Meet.
Assoc Univ. Coll. Bus. Off., pp. 36-37-
(700)
Principles of accounting for governmental
authorities. Proc. Amer. Instit. Acct.,
1937. pp. 289-96. (3100)
Uniform municipal accounting. Accounting
Forum, 9:1:17-18. (1800)
Government reorganization. J. Accy., 65:4:
329-31. (800)
Morrow, Glenn Raymond, Ph.D., Professor of
Philosophy
Articles:
The murder of slaves in Attic law. Class.
Philol., 32:3:210-27. (7000)
Law as order and as command. Travatix du
IX' Congris Internat. de Philos., 12:11-
15. (2500)
Mosher, Martin Luther, M.Agr., Professor of
Farm Management Extension
Articles:
With W. A. Herrington, E. G. Fruin, and
H. C. M. Case:
Farm bureau farm management service re-
ports. U. of I. Dept. of Agr. Econ.
Mimec, 624 and 629. (30,000)
Mrgudich, John Neil, Ph.D., Special Research
Associate in Chemistry
See G. L. Clark.
Mtirphy, Frank George, B.S., M.D., Assistant
Professor of Orthopaedics
Articles:
Repair of laceration of flexor pollicis longus
tendon. /. Bone Joint Surg., 19:4:1121-23.
(1500)
Fracture-dislocation of the ankle joint. Surg.
Clin. N. Amer., 18:1:113-27. (3500)
ITedzel, Alexander John, M.D., M.S., Asso-
ciate Professor of Pathology, Bacteriology,
and Public Health
Articles:
Influence of diet upon the action of pheno-
barbital sodium. /. Lab. Clin. Med., 22:
1130. (900)
Variations in the toxicity of morphine sul-
phate. Ibid., 22:1031. (1200)
The toxicity of morphine sulphate and the
pressor episodes. Ibid., 22:1130. (900)
Experimental endocarditis. Arch. Path., 24:
143. (13,000)
The histopathology of experimentally pro-
duced endocarditis (abstract). Amer. J.
Path., 13:627. (1100)
Nelson, Tell, B.S., M.D., Associate in Medi-
cine
Articles:
With M. B. Cohen:
A sheep antibody which blocks the Prausnitz-
Kustner reaction. /. Immunol., 34:1:63-69.
(1500)
Nevens, William Barbour, Ph.D., Professor
of Dairy Cattle Feeding
Books:
With J. L. Edmonds, W. G. Kammlade, R. R.
Snapp, and W. E. Carroll:
Workbook in producing farm livestock. John
Wiley and Sons, N.Y., 1938. 100 pp.
Articles:
Feeding the dairy herd. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Circ, 440. 52 pp.
Experiments in time of harvesting soybeans
for hay. Proc. Amer. Soybean Assoc,
Sept., 1937, pp. 34-36.
With R. C. Ross, R. R. Hudelson, F. C. Bauer,
H. H. Alp, and J. W. Lloyd:
Shall we move to the country? III. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Circ, 479. (14,000)
Newcomb, Rexford, A.M., M.Arch., A.I. A.,
Professor of the History of Architecture,
Director of the Bureau of Community
Planning, and Dean of the College of Fine
and Applied Arts
Books:
Spanish colonial architecture in the United
States. J. J. Augustin, N.Y., 1937. 170 pp.
Articles:
Architecture. World Bk. Encyc. An., Quar-
rie Corp., Chicago, 1938. (1200)
Observations on planning. Kaskaskia Valley
Report, U. of I. Info. OflSce Mimeo., 1937,
pp. 1-3. (1200)
With W. C. Huntington and W. R. Tylor:
Summary abstract. Ibid., pp. 279-98. (10,000)
Newmark, Nathan Mortimore, Ph.D., Research
Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering
Articles:
Estimating earth pressures. Eng. News-Rec,
120:1:23-24. (1200)
Reviews:
Graphical distribution of vertical pressure
beneath foundations, by D. M. Burmister.
Proc. A.S.C.E., 63:6:1098-1101. (1500)
Interaction between rib and superstructure
in concrete arch bridges. (Author's clo-
sure). Ibid., 64:2:341-43. (1400)
A simple method for the computation of
temperatures in concrete structures, by
R. W. Carlson. /. Amer. Concr. Instit.,
9:4:104. (1200)
Nicholson, Douglas G., Ph.D., Associate in
Chemistry
Articles:
Calcined mixtures of litharge and titanium
dioxide — x-ray diffraction study. Ind. Eng.
Chem., 29:716-17. (700)
With C. E. Holley, Jr.:
Drying of linseed oil paint — concentration of
driers. Ibid., 30:114-16. (1500)
Nolan, Aretas Wilbur, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Agricultural Education
Books:
With E. Davenport:
Agricultural arts. Gerrard Press, Cham-
paign, 1938. 308 pp.
28
University of Illinois
Nolan, A. W. (continued)
Articles:
Vocational education in agriculture and life's
values. Agr. Ed. Mag., 10:7:129-30. (1500)
Exchange club noumenon. Exch. Mag., 1937-
38
Norton, Laurence Joseph, Ph.D., Professor of
Agricultural Economics
Books:
Financing agriculture. Insterstate Printing
Co., Danville, 111., 1938. 319 pp.
Articles:
Farmers grain elevators. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Circ, 476. (6000)
Production credit. /. Farm Econ., 19:2:540-
44. (1200)
A co-op is as strong as its directors. Nat.
Live Stock Prod., 16:3. (1200)
Marketing — prominent part of new farm act.
Ibid., 16:7. (1200)
Loans on sealed corn. III. Farm Econ., Nos.
30-31, pp. 142-43- (700)
Argentine corn crops and exports of United
States corn. Ibid., Nos. 34-35, p. 160.
(250)
Financial results of farmers elevator com-
panies in 1936. U. of I. Dept. of Agr.
Econ. Mimeo., (4000)
Basic facts about marketing; basic facts
about cooperative marketing; increasing
efficiency of marketing. Ibid., (20,000)
With C. R. Say re:
Cash incomes and debt ratios of Illinois
farmers in 1935. ///. Farin Econ., Nos.
24-25, pp. 112-114. (900)
With J. Ackerntan:
Credit used by Illinois farms. Ibid., Nos.
28-29, pp. 134-35- (700)
With L. H. Simerl and G. W. Frecmeycr:
Summary of the cooperative survey in Illi-
nois — grain marketing associations. U. of
I. Dept. of Agr. Econ. Mimeo., 734.
(5000)
Summary of the cooperative survey in Illi-
nois — dairy marketing associations. Ibid.,
859. (2500)
With L. H. Simerl and R. C. Ashby:
Summary of the cooperative survey in Illi-
nois — livestock marketing associations.
Ibid., 844. (2500)
Reviews:
Glory roads and the psychological state of
California, by Whitehead and Lewis. /.
Farm Econ., 18:4:781. (350)
Noyes, Frederick Bogue, A.B., D.D.S., D.Sc,
Professor of Orthodontia, Director of the
Children's Clinic, and Dean of the College
of Dentistry
Books:
With I. Schour and H. J. Noycs:
A text-book of dental histology and em-
bryology (sth ed.). Lea and Febiger,
Phila., 1938.
Articles:
The present status of dental education. 7.
Dent. Educ, 2:2:83-88. (2600)
Noyes, WUliam Albert, Ph.D.. LL.D.,
Chem.D., D.Sc, Professor of Chemistry,
Emeritus
Articles:
Obituary notice of William Pitt Mason.
Yrbk. Amer. Philos. Soc, p. 375. (800)
Oldberg, Eric, M.D., Ph.D., Professor of
Neurology and Neurological Surgery and
Head of the Department
Articles:
Chronic subdural hematoma. Inter-State Post
Grad. Med. Assoc. N. Amer., Oct. 19,
1937-
The reflexes in the prognosis of transverse
lesions of the spinal cord. J. A.M. A., no:
2: 104-06.
Neuropitheliom des Kleinhirns. Zentralblatt
fiir allgemeine Pathologic und patho-
togische Anatomic, 69:113-15.
With B. Ury:
Effect of ablation of sensory cortex upon
the threshold to pain reaction. Proc. Soc.
Exp. Biol. Med., 38:134-37.
With G. B. Hassin and M. Tinsley:
Changes in the brain in plexectomized dogs,
with comments on the cerebrospinal fluid.
Arch. Neurol. Psychiat., 38:6:1224-39.
Oldfather, William Abbott, Ph.D., LL.D.,
Professor of the Classics and Chairman of
the Department
Articles:
Eighteen articles on Locrain antiquities.
Real-Encyc, 17:2; 19:1; VI, A, 2.
(11,000)
Socrates at court. Class. Weekly, 31:203-11.
(7000)
Contrasts between ancient and modern civi-
lization. Phi Kappa Phi. I., 17:106-20.
(4500)
The earliest recorded library regulation.
Lib. Qt., 7:437- (400)
The maintenance of ancient Greek public
libraries. Ibid., 8:287-88. (400)
Leopardi and Epictetus. Italica, 14:44-53.
(3500)
Suggestions for guidance in the preparation
of a critical index verborum for Latin
and Greek authors. Trans. Amer. Philol.
Assoc, Vol. 68. (3500)
Reviews:
The function of a graduate school in a
democratic society, by Foster. Class
Weekly, 30:259-60.
Note: — The following articles and reviews
were published in 1936-1937 but were not
reported previously because Professor Old-
father was on leave of absence.
Articles:
The sneeze and breathing of love. Classical
Studies Presented to Edward Capps, pp.
268-81. (5000)
Gli Scavi di Locri, Estratto dal volume
"Paolo Orsi" supplemento de I'Archivo
Storico per la Calabria c la Lucania,
5:187-93. (2000)
In memoriam: Grant Showerman of Wis-
consin and Rome. Amer. Scholar, 5:3:
367-72. (1800)
Last words on the rising of cold. Class.
Weekly, 30:2:14-16. (600)
Classica Americana. Ibid., 30:21:235-36.
(400)
Twenty- four articles in Real-Encyc, Vol. 17.
(6500)
Letter to the editor on the resignation of
Edward Berman. Daily Illini, Nov. 21,
1936, p. 4. (400)
Report of the committee on materials for
research. Proc. Amer. Philol. Assoc, pp.
xx-xxii. (1200)
Reviews:
De Priscani Lydi Sohitionum Capite I'l, by
Alina Chodaczek. Class. IVcckly, 30:
8:90. (400)
I
Publications of the Faculty
29
Oldfather, W. a. — Reviews (continued)
Clemens Alexandrinus IV', 2, i, by O.
Stahlin. Amer. J. PliUol., 58:104-05.
Epictetus, Het eerste Boek, by H. W. F.
Stellwag. Gnomon, 13:3:149-56. (3000)
Oliver, Revilo Pendleton, A.M., Assistant in
the Classics
Reviews:
Le origini della tragedia, by B. Stumpo.
Italica, 14:80-82. (iioo)
Immagini delle Antille, and Images des An-
tilles, by L. Fiumi. Ibid., 15:41-42. (600)
Oliver, William Albert, M.S., C.E., Assistant
Professor of Civil Engineering
Articles:
Modern developments in timber construction.
Bui. Assoc. State Eng. Soc, 13:138-44.
(2800)
Olkon, David Mortimer, A.M., M.D., Assis-
tant Professor of Psychiatry and of Neu-
rology and Neurological Surgery
Articles:
Chronic subdural hematoma with acute
psychotic manifestations. J. A.M. A., no:
20:1664-65. (1700)
Outhouse, Julia Pratt, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Nutrition
Articles:
The food value of milk. ///. Health Mess.,
10:5:24-28. (5000)
With Janice Smith and Irene Twomey:
The relative effects of certain saccharides
and of vitamin D on mineral metabolism
of rats. /. Nutr., 15:3. (3000)
With Janice Smith aiid Lilliati Merritt:
Control-feeding technic in bone-calcification
studies. Ibid., 14:6. (2500)
With Janice Smith, Lillian Merritt, and
Florence R. White:
A comparative study of the growth-promot-
ing and bone-calcifying eflfects of several
carbohydrates. Ibid., 14:6. (3500)
Page, John Lorence, Ph.D., Assistant Profes-
sor of Geography
Articles:
Climatology. Kaskaskia Valley Report, U.
of I. Info., Office Mimeo., 1937, pp. 21-24.
Parks, Ralph Rex, A.M., Extension Specialist
in Agricultural Engineering
Articles:
Plan now to electrify your farm. Mimeo.,
4 pp. (1200)
With D. E. Lindstrom and H. W. Hannah:
Why electrify and how. Mimeo., 4 pp. (1000)
Parmelee, Cullen Warner, M.S., D.Sc, Pro-
fessor of Ceramic Engineering and Head
of the Department
Articles:
Report of the Fellowship Committee on Edu-
cation and Publication, 1936- 193 7. Bui.
Amer. Cer. Soc, 16:12:479-80. (1600)
With C. G. Harman :
Effect of alumina on the surface tension of
molten glass. /. Amer. Cer. Soc, 20:7:
224-30. (3300)
With T. N. McVay:
Effect of iron and its compounds on color
and properties of ceramic engobes and ma-
terials. Ibid., 20:10:336-44. (5000)
Articles (continued)
With C. L. Thompson:
Effect of heat treatment on thermal ex-
pansion of some silica-alumina glasses.
Ibid., 20:9:305-08. (1400)
With A. E. Badger and A. E. Williams:
Surface tension of various molten glasses.
Ibid., 20:10:325-29. (2500)
Parry, John Jay, Ph.D., Associate Professor
of English
Articles:
Arthurian bibliography for 1937 (annual
supplement). Mimeo.
Reviews:
Studies in early Celtic nature poetry, by
Kenneth Jackson. Mod Lang. Notes, 52:
307-08. (200)
Pask, Joseph Adam, M.S., Assistant in
Ceramic Engineering
Articles:
The quadrant-chart type of nomograph ap-
plied to clay slips. /. Amer. Cer. Soc, 21:
3:101-03. (1000)
With Hewitt Wilson:
The effect of temperature on the structure
of soapstone. Ibid., 20:11:360-63. (1500)
Paul, Harry Gilbert, Ph.D., Professor of
English
Books:
Units in English. Lyons and Carnahan,
Chicago, 1937. Bk. Ill, xiv + 530 pp.;
Bk. IV, xvi + 523 pp.
Articles:
In retrospect. Bvl. III. Assoc. Teach. Engl.,
26: 1-2. (600)
Pease, Theodore Calvin, Ph.D., Professor of
History
Articles:
Illinois. A record 01 the march of events
of 1937. Britannica Book of the Year,
1938, pp. 329-30. (1300)
History of settlement. Kaskaskia Valley Re-
port, U. of I. Info. Office Mimeo., i937»
pp. 6-12.
Reviews:
The historical records of North Carolina.
Vol. I: The county records, Alamance-
Columbus, ed. by C. C. Crittenden and
Dan Lacy. Amer. Archiv., 1:2:91. (400)
A manual of archive administration, by H.
Jenkinson. Ibid., 1:1:23-25. (900)
The territorial papers of the United States.
Vol. V: The territory of Mississippi, 1798-
18 1 7, ed. by C. E. Carter. Miss. Vail.
Hist. Rev., 24:4:545-46. (450)
Henry Clay and the Whig Party, by G. R.
Poage. Ibid., 24:3:399-400. (300)
Perry, Ben Edwin, Ph.D., Associate Professor
of the Classics
Reviews:
Physiologus, ed. by F. Sbordone. Atner. J.
Philol., 58:4:488-96. (4300)
Petersen, William F., B.S., M.D., Professor of
Pathology
Books:
With Margaret E. Milliken:
The patient and the weather. Vol. IV, Pt.
3: Surgical problems. Edwards Bros.,
Ann Arbor, Mich., 1938. 651 pp.
30
University of Illinois
Phillips, Lyle Winston, A.M., Assistant in
Physics
Articles:
The seventh spectrum of chlorine. Phys.
Rev., 53:248.
See also P. G. Kruger.
Phipps, Thomas Erwin, Ph.D., Professor of
Physical Chemistry
Articles:
IVith J. O. Hendricks and M. J. Copley :
Evidence for halogen films on tungsten in
the surface ionization of potassium halides.
/. Chem. Phys., 5:868-72. (3000)
With R. L. E. Seifert:
Evidence of a periodic deviation from the
Schottky line for tungsten. Phys. Rev.,
53:493- (Soo)
Plckels, George Wellington, B.C.E., C.E., Pro-
fessor of Civil Engineering
Articles:
Magnitude and frequency of floods on Illi-
nois streams. III. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui.,
296, 59 pp.
Possible reservoir sites. Kaskaskia Valley
Report, U. of I. Info. OflSce Mimeo., 1937,
PP- 45-57-
Land reclamation and flood control. Ibid.,
pp. 102-11.
Pieper, John Jacob, Ph.D., Professor of Crop
Production
Articles:
Weed control. Trans. III. Hort. Soc, 71:
345-54- (3300)
With R. F. Fuelletnan:
Crimson clover. U. of I. Dept. of Agron.
Mimeo., 1938, 4 pp. (1100)
Mammoth clover. Ibid., 1938, 3 pp. (700)
Reviews:
Production of field crops, by T. B. Hutche-
son, T. K. Wolfe, and M. S. Kipps.
Science, 86: 124. (450)
Poncher, Henry George, B.S., M.D., Associate
Professor of Pediatrics
Articles:
With C. B. Puestow and H. Hammatt:
Vitamin oils in the treatment of burns —
an experimental study. Surg. Gyn. Obstet.,
66:622-27. (10,000)
See also I. Schour.
Reviews:
Pediatric dietetics, by N. T. Saxl. J.A.M.A.,
109:14. (400)
Das Serumeisen und die Eisenmangel-Krank-
heit, by L. Heilmeyer and K. Plotner.
Ibid., 109:22. (250)
Atlas of hematology, by Osgood and Ash-
worth. Ibid., 110:5. (750)
Pediatric urology, by Campbell, Ibid., 110:7.
^ (350)
Clinical urinalysis, by R. A. Kilduffe. Ibtd.,
110:8. (400)
Pontius, Guy V., B.S., M.D., Associate in
Surgery
Articles:
Pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment of
horseshoe fistulae in ano. Ind. Med., Feb.,
1938.
Potthoff, Edward Frederick, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Education
Articles:
See T. E. Benner.
Reviews:
School learning with various methods of
practice and rewards, by G. Forlano.
Elcmen. Sch. J., 38:310-11. (550)
Powell, Dwight, A.M., Special Research As-
sistant in the Agricultural Experiment
Station
Articles:
New technic for hatching codling moth eggs.
/. Econ. Entom., 30:3:563-64. (800)
The biology of Cephalonomia tarsalis (Ash.),
a vespoid wasp (Bethylidae: Hymenop-
tera) parasitic on the sawtoothed grain
beetle. Ann. Ent. Soc. Amer., 31:1:44-
48. (3000)
See also H. W. Anderson.
Price, Hartley D'Oyley, A.M., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Physical Education for Men
Note. — The following list of articles includes
some published during 1936-1937 but not
reported previously because Professor Price
was on leave of absence.
Articles:
The art of guarding or spotting. /. Health
and Phys. Educ, 8:3:151-55. (2000)
Elementary balancing and tumbling. Ibid.,
9:2: 100-03. (2000)
Advanced tumbling. Athletic J., 17:6:11.
(2000)
Tumbling hints. Ibid., 17:7:16.
More about advanced tumbling. Ibid., 17:
8:20. (2000)
Elementary handbalancing. Ibid., 18:4:28.
(2000)
Advanced handbalancing. Ibid., 18:5:13.
(2000)
Fundamentals of doubles handbalancing.
Ibid., 18:6:28-32. (2000)
Handbalancing routines. Ibid., 18:7:16.
(2000)
Puestow, Charles Bernard, M.D., Ph.D., As-
sociate Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Postoperative care. 7. Ind. Med. Assoc,
30:7:338-40.
With H. G. Poncher and H. Hammatt:
Vitamin oils in the treatment of burns — an
experimental study. Surg. Gyn. Obstet.,
66:622-27.
Quinn, John Eerker, A.M., Assistant in
English
Articles:
Poets into playwrights. Va. Qt. Rev., 13:4:
616-20. (1600)
Additions to the gallery. Ibid., 14:2:283-88.
(1700)
Reviews:
Phoenix, by D. H. Lawrence. Yale Rev.,
26:4:847-48. (750)
Tomorrow's Phoenix, by Ruth Lechlitner.
Herald-Tribune Books, 14:4:7. (1000)
Cold morning sky, by Marya Zaturenska.
Ibid., 14:6:29. (600)
The new world, by Edgar Lee Masters.
Ibid., 14:12:23. (600)
Year's end, by Josephine Johnson. Ibid.,
14:14:32. (800)
Academic procession, by J. R. Parker. Ibid.,
14:18:11. (500)
Life is my song, by J. G. Fletcher. Ibid.,
14:12. (800)
U. S. I, by Muriel Rukeyser. Ibid., 14:25:
12. (1000)
Play in poetry, by Louis Untermeyer. Ibid.,
14:34:18. (600)
Publications of the Faculty
31
Quirke, Terence Thonuis, E.M., Ph.D., Pro-
fessor of Geology
Articles:
The law of rock metamorphism (A transla-
tion from the German of V. M. Gold-
schmidt). U. of I. Supply Store, Cham-
paign, 1937. 28 pp.
2E goniometer (abstract). Amer. Mineral.,
22:217. (300)
With G. L. Clark and N. C. Schielts:
A new study of the preparation and proper-
ties of the higher oxides of lead. J.A.C.S.,
59:2305-08. (1700)
With L. C. McCabe:
Methods of determining refractive indices
of vitrains. Bui. Geol. Soc. Aincr., 49:
669-82. (7500)
Randall, J. G., Ph.D., Professor in History
Articles:
The historian as revisionist. Ind. Hist. Bui.,
15:90-101. (4800)
Reviews:
Abraham Lincoln Association papers, 1936.
Amer. Hist. Rev., 42:800-01. (120)
Lincoln, 1847-53, by B. P. Thomas. Ibid.,
42:801. (180)
Cheever, Lincoln, and the causes of the Civil
War, by G. I. Rockwood. Ibid., 42:801.
(160)
Hamilton Fish: the inner history of the
Grant administration, by A. Nevins. Ibid.,
42:802-04. (1000)
The letters and journal of Brand Whitlock,
by A. Nevins (ed.). /. Mod. Hist., 9:249-
.51- (800)
Why was Lincoln murdered ? by O. Eisen-
schiml. Miss. Vail. Hist. Rev., 24:262-
63. (500)
Rayner, William Horace, C.E., M.S., Assistant
Professor of Civil Engineering
Articles:
Recent developments in surveying practice.
Bui. Assoc. Eng. Soc, 13:2:32-36. (1500)
Reed, Russell Harlan, B.S., Associate in Agri-
cultural Engineering
Articles:
Electric quick drier for moisture determi-
nations. Proc. Amer. Soc. Animal Prod.,
Nov. 26-28, 1937. 7 pp. (2500)
Reich, Herbert Joseph, Ph.D., M.E., Associate
Professor of Electrical Engineering
Articles:
Circuits for oscillographic frequency com-
parison. Rev. Sci. Instruments, 8:348-49.
(600)
A low-distortion audio-frequency oscillator.
Proc. Instit. Radio Engrs., 25:1387-98.
(2500)
With H. Toomim:
Electronic circuits for the measurement of
time and speed. Rev. Sci. Instruments,
8:502-04. (1300)
With W. A. Depp:
Dynamic characteristics of glow-discharge
tubes. Phys. Rev., 52:245. (200)
Richart, Frank Erwin, M.S., C.E., Research
Professor of Engineering Materials.
Articles:
Strength properties of chilled car wheels.
Amer. Eng. Ind., 15:3:116-21. (3500)
With T. A. Olson:
The resistance of reinforced concrete col-
umns to eccentric loads. /. Amer. Concr.
Instit., 9:4:401-20. (6000)
Articles (continued)
With R. L. Brown and P. G. Jones:
Tests of strength properties of chilled car
wheels; ///. Eny. E.tp. Sta. Bui., 294.
(21,000)
Rinaker, Clarissa, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
of English
Reviews:
Boswell's journal of a tour to the Hebrides,
ed. by F. A. Pottle and C. H. Bennett.
/. Engl. Germ. Philol., 36:4:576-77. (700)
Samuel Johnson's prefaces and dedications,
by A. T. Hazen. Ibid., 37:2:316-18. (800)
Ritch, Colquitt Otis, B.S., M.D., Associate in
Surgery
Articles:
Cessation of epileptic seizures following re-
covery from prostatitis. ///. Med. J.,
June, 1937.
Roberts, Charles Walter, Ph.D., Instructor in
English
See W. J. Graham.
Roberts, Elmer, Ph.D., Professor of Animal
Genetics
Articles:
The effect of cysteine on hereditary hypotri-
chosis in the rat (Mus norvegicus). /.
Biol. Chem., 118:3:627-30. (1400)
Color inheritance in shorthorn cattle. /.
Heredity, 28:5:167-68. (1000)
A family with a sex-linked hereditary ataxia.
/. Nerv. Ment. Dis., 87:1:74-80. (2500)
Preferences for certain genetic strains of
corn exhibited by animals. /. Amer. Soc.
Agron., 30:2:150-59. (5000)
Robertson, William Spence, Ph.D., Professor
of History and Head of the Department
Books tra.nslated and edited:
A history of Argentina, by R. Levene. Univ.
N. C. Press, Chapel Hill, 1937. xiii + 565
pp.
Articles:
Spanish America: the revolutionary period.
Handbook of Latin American Studies: A
Guide to the Material Published in iQSd,
pp. 248-59. (sooo)
Robinson, Florence Bell, M.L.D., Assistant
Professor of Landscape Architecture
Books:
Tabular keys (rev. ed.). U. of I. Info.
Office Mimeo. 131 pp.
Abstract of text in planting design with
references and problems. Ibid., 44 pp.
Robinson, True William, Ph.D., Instructor in
Zoology
Articles:
Auxin yields from frog tissues and embryos.
Anat. Rec, 70:1:37. (250)
Production of auxin by yeast. Ibid., 70:1:43.
(250)
Rodebush, Worth Huff, Ph.D., Professor of
Physical Chemistry
Articles:
With A. M. Bt<swell and M. F. Roy:
Infrared absorption as a measure of ioniza-
tion. J.A.C.S., 59:1767. (200)
With A. M. Buswell and K. Krebs :
Infrared studies. III. Absorption bands of
hydrogels between 2.5 and 3.5 fi. Ibid.,
59:2603. (1000)
32
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RoDEBUSH, W. H. — Articles (continued)
With A. M. Buswell and L. B. Borst:
The infrared spectrum of water in an inert
solvent. /. Client. Phys., 6:6i. (1500)
With A. M. Buswell and V. Deitz:
A study of the effect of hydrogen bonding
upon the infrared absorption of the
hydroxyl group. Ibid., 5:501. (2000)
With C. W. J. Wendc and R. W. Campbell:
The formation of water and hydrogen per-
oxide at low pressures. J.A.C.S., 59:
1924. (3000)
Rodkey, Frederick Stanley, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of History
Reviews:
Das Werden des deutschen Staates seit dem
Ausgang des Heiligen romischen Reiches,
1800 bis 1933: Eine verfassungsgeschicht-
liche Darstellung, by H. E. Peine. Amer.
Hist. Rev., 43:2:385-86. (sod)
Rose, William Gumming, Ph.D., Professor of
Biochemistry
Articles:
The nutritive significance of the amino acids
and certain related compounds. Science,
86:298-300. (1800)
The nutritive significance of the amino acids.
Physiol. Rev., 18:109-36. (11,000)
The physiology of amino acid metabolism.
Proc. Instit. Med., 12:98-110. (7700)
With J. K. Gunther:
The relation of alanine to growth. /. Biol.
Cheni., 123:39-43. (1300)
With Madelyn Womack and K. S. Kemmerer:
The relation of cystine and methionine to
growth. Ibid., 121:403-10. (2200)
Ross, Robert Cooke, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Farm Management
Books:
See H. C. M. Case.
Articles:
Changes in costs and practices in the produc-
tion of soybeans. Proc. Amer. Soybean
Assoc, 1937, PP- 5^-57- (3300)
See also W. B. Nevens.
Roysher, Hudson Brisbine, B.S., Instructor in
Art
Articles:
Training industrial designers. I7id. Educ.
Mag., 40:3:134-37- (2500)
Rucker, Herbert Judson, M.S., Instructor in
Agricultural Education
Books:
See W. E. Carroll.
Articles:
With M. Henderson:
A Method of filing bulletins (rev. ed.).
Illinois State Board for Voc. Educ,
Springfield. 20 pp.
Ruehe, Harrison August, Ph.D., Professor of
Dairy Manufactures and Head of the De-
partment of Dairy Husbandry
Articles:
Sorghum silage and feed flavor in milk.
Milk Plant Mo., 26:5:80. (225)
Improving the standing-up quality of
whipped cream. Ibid. (150)
Effect of addition of syrup and heating
upon the curdling of milk. Ibid., 26:5:82.
(Soo)
Articles (continued)
Cost of operating a milk pasteurizing, bot-
tling, and distributing business. Ibid., 26:
5:83. (400)
Laying concrete floors in milk plants. Ibid.,
26:6:84. (750)
Suggestions for reducing the foaming of
skimmilk. Ibid., 26:6:86. (250)
Brine freezer cannot be changed to direct
expansion. Ibid. (90)
Treatment of sour cream. Ibid. (135)
How to test milk for soft curd. Ibid., 26:
6:87. (475)
Fat tests of milk before and after homo-
genization. Ibid., 26:7:70. (250)
Making acidophilus cottage cheese. Ibid.,
(275)
Producing sour cream with desirable flavor
and body. Ibid., 26:7:71. (440)
Snakes may cause mastitis in cows. Ibid.,
26:8:76. (425)
Whipped butter and how to make it. Ibid.,
26:8:77. (100)
To improve bottled cream. Ibid., 26:9:90.
(235)
Why cream sours on cottage cheese and how
to prevent it. Ibid., 26:9:91. (260)
Significance of gas producing bacteria in
milk. Ibid., 26:10:104. (450)
Colby style, stirred curd or granular type of
American cheese. Ibid. (385)
Cause of green color at bottom of sour
milk. Ibid., 26:10:106. (150)
How to control thermophilic bacteria. Ibid.,
26:10:107. (500)
How to prevent off-flavors in cheddar cheese.
Ibid., 26:11:78. (soo)
Milk sickness caused by snake root is not
sleeping sickness. Ibid., 26:11:79. (170)
Essentials for producing milk of low bacteria
count. Ibid., 26:12:66. (600)
Manufacture of casein from skimmilk. Ibid.,
26: 12:67. (140)
Recipe for manufacturing eggnog. Ibid.,
26:12:68. (125)
Excessive agitation may cause unsatisfactory
cream line. Ibid., 27:1:56. (475)
Faulty way of operating refrigerating ma-
chine. Ibid., 27:1:58. (soo)
Looking ahead in the dairy industry. Ibid.,
27:2:38. (1900)
Oil films depress refrigerating efficiency.
Ibid., 27:2:78. (450)
Now is the active season for cottage cheese.
Ibid.. 27:3:53. (2200)
Producing vitaminized, homogenized soft
curd milk. Ibid., 27:3:70. (500)
What separator slime consists of and what
causes it. Ibid., 27:3:71. (100)
What makes milkstone, how to prevent it,
and how to eliminate it after it is formed.
Ibid., 27:4:30. (1400)
Casein made from skimmilk and from butter-
milk and its respective uses. Ibid., 27:4:
78. (125)
What rent should a milk dealer pay to a
creamer for space and power. Ibid., 27:4:
79- (235)
Improving body to malted milk. Ibid., 27:4:
80. (50)
Things to consider in planning tomorrow's
business. Ice Cream Short Course Manual,
Mar. 1-4, 1938. (1300)
Getting the maximum results from the re-
frigerating system. Ibid. (1800)
Use of the laboratory in controlling plant
operations. Ibid. (900)
Relation of microorganisms to cream quality.
Manual for Smith-Hughes Schools, pub-
lished by 111. Dairy Prod. Assoc.
Publications of the Faculty
33
RuEHE, H. A. — Articles (continued)
The importance of a high vitamin D con-
tent in milk. Minutes of Certified Milk
Prod. Assoc, Oct., 1937. (2700)
New developments and future trends in the
dairy industry. Indianapolis Dairy Tech.
Soc, Dec. 6, 1937. (5000)
Starter distillate. Amer. Butter Instit., Dec.
I. 1937. (iioo)
Extra mural courses in dairy husbandry.
Minutes Amer. Dairy Sci. Assoc, June
•23, 1937; abstract in /. Dairy Sci., July,
1937-
The importance of fruits and nuts as af-
fecting the sanitary qualities of commercial
ice cream. Wis. Dairy Mfrs. Conf.
Manual, 1938. (2000)
Controlling flavor in butter. Ibid. (3000)
With W. J. Corbett:
Volumetric method for the determination of
diacetyl. Minutes Amer. Dairy Sci. Assoc,
1937; abstract in /. Dairy Sci., July, 1937.
(500)
Rusk, Henry Perly, M.S.. Professor of Cattle
Husbandry and Head of the Department of
Animal -Husbandry
Articles:
Worn eroded lands are worth reclaiming.
Nat. Live Stock Prod., Apr., 1938, p. 7.
(1500)
Ruth, Warren Albert, Ph.D., Professor of
Pomological Physiology
Articles:
A characteristic localization of the arseni-
cal browning of apples. Proc Amer. Soc.
Hort. Sci., 35:161-64. (1300)
Orchard soil conservation. ///. Fruit Exch.
News, 3:2:1-2. (800)
Soil erosion as it affects orchard manage-
ment. Trans. III. Hort. Soc, 71:169-73.
(1700)
With H. W. Anderson and W. P. Flint:
The season of 1937. Ibid., 71:43-52. (3700)
Sampson, Jesse J., D.V.M., Ph.D., Assistant
in Animal Pathology and Hygiene
Articles:
Acetonemia. Exchange, Jan. -Mar., 1938, pp.
1-3. (1500)
Pregnancy disease of ewes. Ibid., Apr.-June,
1938, pp. 1-3- (1400)
Ketosis in cattle and sheep. Vet. Med., 33:
6:280-81. (1100)
See also R. Graham.
Sandy, Gerald Herbert, A.M., Assistant in
charge of Exchanges in the Order Depart-
ment of the Library
Reviews:
Handbook of Latin-American studies (Vol.
2), ed. by L. Hanke. Tulane Law Rev.,
12:3:490-91. (400)
Sanford, Charles Wilson, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Education and Principal of the
University High School
Articles:
The function of the principal as a supervisor
in the professional improvement of the in-
structional staff. Ways to Better High
Schools, U. of I. Office of the High
School Visitor, Apr. 15, 1938. (6500)
Sarma, P. Joseph, M.S., M.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Surgery
Articles:
Saphenous vein litigation. Surg. Clin. N.
Amer., Feb., 1938, pp. 129-41.
Saunders, Mrs. Alta Gwinn, A. M., Associate
Professor of Business English
Books:
How to become an interesting talker. Max-
well Droke, Indianapolis, 1937. 47 pp.
With H. L. Creek:
The literature of business (rev. ed.). Harper
Bros., N.Y., 1937. 591 pp.
Schaffer, Otto G., B.S., Professor of Landscape
Architecture and Head of the Department
Articles:
Parks and other recreation areas. Kaskas-
kia Valley Report, U. of I. Info. Office
Mimeo., 1937, pp. 239-41.
Schmidt, Edward Charles, M.E., Professor of
Railway Engineering and Head of the De-
partment
Articles:
Report of the committee on front-ends,
grates and ashpans. Proc Railway Fuel
and Traveling Engrs. Assoc, 1:158-68.
(3600)
More efficient locomotives. Bui. Assoc Amer.
Railroads, pp. 1-4. (3300)
With H. J. Schrader:
Resistance to heat checking of chilled iron
car wheels, and strains developed under
long-continued application of brake shoes.
///. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui., 298. 50 pp.
Schnebly, Merrill Isaac, A.B., J.D., J.S.D.,
Professor of Law
Reviews:
Restatement of the law of property (Vol.
1-2), by the American Law Institute.
Col. Law Rev., 37:881-87. (3500)
Schneider, Philip Frederic, M.D., Instructor
in Obstetrics and Gynecology
Articles:
An evaluation of the tests being used at
present to determine pregnancy. Amer.
J. Med. Tech., 3:6. (1400)
Schour, Isaac, D.D.S., Ph.D., Professor of
Histology and Head of the Department
Books:
With F. B. Noyes and H. J. Noycs:
A text-book of dental histology and embry-
ology (sth ed.). Lea and Febiger, Phila.,
1938.
Articles:
Calcium metabolism and teeth. J.A.M.A.,
110:870-77. (5000)
Growth and calcification pattern of the
human deciduous teeth. Anat. Rec, 70:
4:70. (250)
With H. G. Poncher:
The rate of apposition of human enamel and
dentin as measured by the effects of acute
fluorosis. Amer. J. Dis. Children, 54:
757-76. (4800)
With M. Mossier:
The growth pattern of the upper deciduous
central incisor. /. Dent. Res., 16:4:350.
(135)
The rate and gradient of growth in human
deciduous teeth with special reference to
the neonatal ring. Ibid., 16:4:349. (260)
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ScHOUR, Isaac — Articles (continued)
With M. M. Hoffman:
The i6-micron daily rhythm in the rat in-
cisor demonstrated by Alizarine. Ibid.,
16:4:349. (200)
Effects of alizarine red S injections on the
teeth and bones of Macacus rhesus mon-
key. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med.., 37:710-11.
(450)
With S. B. Chandler and W. R. Tweedy :
Changes in the teeth following parathyroi-
dectomy. I. The effects of different peri-
ods of survival, fasting and repeated preg-
nancies and lactations on the incisor of
the rat. Amcr. J. Path., 13:6:945-70.
(9000)
With W. R. Tweedy, S. B. Chandler, and
M. B. Engel:
Changes in the teeth following thyroidec-
tomy. II. The effect of parathyroid
extract and calciferol on the incisor of the
rat. Ibid., 13:6:971-84. (4600)
Schrader, Herman John, M.S., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Railway Mechanical Engineering
See E. C. Schmidt.
Schubert, Carl Edward, B.S., Associate in
Mechanical Engineering
Articles:
A correlation of the physical and chemical
properties of clays with the durability of
molding sands. Trans. Amer. Foundry-
men's Assoc, 9:1:661-90. (9000)
Schultz, Louis William, D.D.S., B.S., M.D.,
Assistant Professor of Oral Surgery
Articles:
Treatment for subluxation of the temporo-
mandibular joint. J.A.M.A., 109:13:1032-
35. (1300)
A curative treatment for subluxation of the
temporo-mandibular joint or of any joint.
J. Amer. Dent. Assoc, 24:12:1947-49.
Au.v Plaines Bui., 22:8:75-78. (1500)
Treatment by injection for subluxation of
the temporo-mandibular joint. Dent.
Digest, 43:9:423-25. (iioo)
A new method for stabilizing weak joints.
///. Med. J., 72:350-51.
A treatment for subluxation of the temporo-
mandibular joint. Alumni Bui. (U. of I.
Coll. of Dent.), 21:2:4. (1300)
Treatment for subluxation of the temporo-
mandibular joint. Yr. Bk. Eye, Ear, Nose,
Throat, 1938, pp. 454-56. (400)
Scott, Harold Martin, M.S., Associate in Poul-
try Husbandry
Articles:
Turkey production in Kansas. Kan. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Bui., 276, pp. 3-95. (25,000)
Scovill, Hiram Thompson, A.B., C.P.A., Pro-
fessor of Accountancy and Head of the De-
partment of Business Organization and
Operation
Articles:
The relationships and responsibilities of
schools of commerce to the colleges of
agriculture and education. Proc. 19th An.
Meet. Amer. Assoc. Coll. Sch. Bus., 1937,
pp. 37-48- (3200)
A discussion of a tentative statement of
principles underlying consolidated reports.
Acct. Rev., 13:1:73-77. (2100)
Scuderi, Carlo Salvadore, B.S., M.D., Associ-
ate in Surgery
Articles:
Fat embolism: resume of the literature plus
some newer thoughts on diagnosis. Arch.
Surg., 36:614-25.
See also F. J. Jirka.
Sears, Ogle Hesse, JPh.D., Associate; Professor
of Soil Biology
Articles:
Strain variation of the root-nodule bacteria.
Soil Sci. Soc. Proc, 1937, 2:329-32. (2300)
What do we know about the fertility value
of soybeans? Amer. Soybean Assoc. Proc,
Sept. 14-16, 1937, pp. 49-51- (1000)
With W. L. Burtison:
Soybeans in relation to soil improvement.
U. of I. Dept. of Agron. Mimec, 1937,
5 pp. (1100)
Seifert, Ralph Louis Edwin, Ph.D., Instructor
in Chemistry
See T. E. Phipps.
Sevems, William H., M.S., Professor of Me-
chanical Engineering
Books;
Heating, ventilating and air conditioning
fundamentals. John Wiley and Sons, N.Y.,
1937. 467 PP-
Articles:
Estimating the humidification requirements
of residences. A'^. /. Master Plumber, 2:6:
8; 2:7:4. Mcster Plumber, 3:1:12. (4200)
Seybolt, Robert Francis, Ph.D., Professor of
the History of Education
Articles:
Schoolmasters of colonial Boston. Pubs.
Colonial Soc Alass., 32:184-85.
The ministers at the town meetings in
colonial Boston. Ibid., 32:300-04.
Shaw, James Bymie, D.Sc, Professor of
Mathematics, Emeritus
Articles:
The unity of mathematics. Sci. Mo., 45:
5:402-11. (7800)
Shelf ord, Victor Ernest, Ph.D., Professor of
Zoology
Articles:
Organization of the ecological society of
America, 1914-19. Ecology, 19:164-66.
(1000)
Shepard, Francis Parker, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Geology
Articles:
Daly's hypothesis of submarine canyons.
Amer. J. Sci., 33:369-79. (4000)
Salt domes related to Mississippi submarine
trough. Bui. Geol. Soc. Amer., 48:1349-62.
(4600)
Revised classification of marine shorelines.
/. Geol., 45:602-24. (6000)
Investigations of submarine topography dur-
ing the past year. Trans. Amer. Geoph.
Union, 1937, pp. 226-28. (600)
Shifting bottom in submarine canyon heads.
Science, 86:2240:522-23. (1500)
Discussion of glaciation of Northern Siberia.
Amer. J. Sci., 34:399-400. (500)
Beach cusps and tides. Ibid., 35:309-10.
(450)
Publications of the Faculty
35
Shepard, F. p. — Articles (continued)
With W. F. Wrath:
Marine sediments around Catalina Island.
/. Sed. Pet., 7:2:41-50. (4500)
With G. A. MacDonald:
Sediments of Santa Monica Bay. Calif. Bui.
Amer. Assoc. Pet. Geol., 22:201-16. (6400)
Sherman, Mrs. Irene Case, Ph.D., M.D.,
Associate in Psychiatry
See A. A. Low.
Shriner, Ralph Lloyd, Ph.D., Professor of
Organic Chemistry
Articles:
With R. E. Damschroder:
A synthesis of iretol. J.A.C.S., 59:931-33.
(1200)
Derivatives of coumaran. I. 2-benzoyl-5
(and 6)-methoxycoumaran-3-one. Ibid., 60:
894-96. (1500)
With J. T. Thurston:
Salts of nitro compounds. I. Preparation,
alkylation and acylation of salts or phe-
nylnitroacetonitrile. J. Org. Chcm., 2: 183-
94. (6000)
With G. B. Brown:
Salts of nitro compounds. II. The reaction
of the silver salt of phenylnitromethane
with diphenylbromomethane. J. Org.
Chcm., 2:376-80. (2500)
With Louis S. Keyser:
^'-diethylaminoethyl ^-aminocrotonate. J. A.
C.S., 60:286-88. (1200)
With W. O. Teeters:
Substituted tetrahydronaphthalenes. I. i-
keto- and i-hydroxy-2-(f-dialkylaminoben-
zyl)-tetrahydronaphthalenes. Ibid., 60:936-
39. (2000)
With E. I. Matson and W. O. Teeters:
The action of mercuric acetate on peptides,
diketo-piperazines and proteins. /. 0>g.
Chem., 2:403-10. (4000)
Shumway, Waldo, Ph.D., Professor of Zoology
Books:
Introduction to vertebrate embryology (3d
ed.). John Wiley and Sons., N.Y., 1938.
xii + 390 pp.
Articles:
With A. L. Soderwall:
The effect of pituitary implantation on ad-
vancing sexual maturity in Ameiurus
melas. Anat. Rec, 70:1:92. (100)
Shurrager, Phil Sheridan, A.M., Research As-
sistant in Psychology
Articles (abstracts):
With E. A. K. Culler:
Observations on the spinal dog. An. Meet.
Amer. Psych. Assoc, Sept., 1937, pp. 53-
54. (200)
Comparative brain potentials with the onset
of death in the primitive forebrain and
the mammalian cortex. An. Meet. A. A.
A.S., Dec, 1937, p. 174- (300).
Conditioning and related phenomena in the
spinal dog. Ibid., p. 173. (300)
Phenomena allied to conditioning in the
spinal dog. Proc. Amer. Physiol. Soc,
Apr., 1938, pp. 186-87. (300)
Temporal, qualitative, and quantitative rela-
tionships of muscle responses to variable
cortical stimuli. Electro-Physiology, No. 2,
P- 3- (300)
Seibert, Fredrick Seaton, A.B., J.D., Associ-
ate Professor of Journalism
Articles:
The press and the British Constitutional
crisis. Public Opinion Qt., 1:4:120-26.
(2500)
Copyright problems of the educational broad-
casting station. N.A.E.B. News Bui., Mar.-
May, 1938. (2000)
Simer, Parke Harvey, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Anatomy
Articles:
With R. L. Webb:
Lymphatics in omental adhesions. Surg.
Gyn. Obstet., 64:872-75. (2000)
Smith, George Frederick, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Chemistry
Books:
Special and instrumental methods of an-
alysis. Edwards Bros., Ann Arbor. !Mich.,
1937. 348 pp.
Articles:
Standard mixed chloride samples. The effect
of ball mill grinding and mixing on the
actual analyses as compared with calcu-
lated values. /. Chem. Ed., 14:241. (2000)
With F. Ring:
The preparation, aqueous and perchloric acid
solubilites, solution densities and transition
temperature of silver perchlorate. J.A.C.S.,
59:1889. (1500)
With C. S. Wilcox:
Wood's mental reductor. Ind. Eng. Chem.
(anal, ed.), 9:419. (1600)
With C. A. Gets:
Carate oxidimetry. Theoretical considerations
and determination of approximate electrode
reference potentials. Ibid., 10:191. (3500)
Determination of chromium in ferrochrome.
Phosphoric acid as solvent with mixed
perchloric and sulfuric acids as oxidant.
Ibid., 9:379- (2500)
Determination of chromium in chromite. A
i new procedure involving a mixture of
phosphoric, sulfuric, and perchloric acids.
Ibid., 9:518. (1500)
With C. A. Gets, P. H. Tracy, and M. J.
Prucha :
Instant whipping of cream by aeration. Food
Res., 2:409. (7800)
Smith, Guy Donald, A.M., Associate in Soil
Physics and Soil Survey
Articles:
Intra-zonal soils: a study of some solonetz-
like soils found under humid conditions.
Soil Set. Soc. Proc, 1937, 2:461-69.
(3100)
Smith, Laurence Lewis, M.S., Associate in
Electrical Engineering
Articles:
Solution of electrical networks by successive
approximations. ///. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui.,
299. (12,000)
Smith, Louie Henrie, Ph.D., Chief, in Charge
of Publications of Soil Survey
See R. S. Smith.
Smith, Raymond Stratton, Ph.D., Professor of
Soil Physics
Articles:
Land use. Kaskaskia Valley Report, U. of I.
Info. Office Mimeo., 1937, pp. 93-101. -
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University of Illinois
Smith, R. S. — Articles (continued)
With L. H. Smith:
Washington County soils. ///. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Soil Rpt., 58. (11,000)
Wabash County soils. Ibid., 61. (11,000)
With L. H. Smith and E. Winters, Jr.:
Marshall County soils. Ibid., 59. (10,000)
With L. H. Smith and H. Waschcr:
Putnam County soils. Ibid., 60. (11,000)
With R. S. Stauffer:
Variation in soils with respect to the dis-
position of natural precipitation. /. Amer.
Soc. Agron., 29:11:917-23. (2300)
Smith, Robert Chester, Jr., Ph.D., Associate
in Art
Articles:
The colonial churches of Brazil. Bui. Pan
Amer. Union, 72:1:1-8. (3000)
O desenvolvimento da arquitetura religiosa
em Minas Geraes. Bol. do Centra â– dc
Estudos Historicos (Rio de Janerio), 2:
1:1-19. (9000)
Snapp, Roscoe Raymond, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Beef Cattle Husbandry
Books:
See J. L. Edmonds.
Articles:
Beatrice — a new shorthorn family. Short-
horn World, 22:5-6. (1500)
Crop feeding calves. Ibid., 23:1:4. (1800)
Snider, Clyde Frank, Ph.D., Instructor in
Political Science
Articles:
Indiana counties and townships. Ind. Mag.
Hist., 33:2:119-52. (10,000)
County and township government in 1935-
36. Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev., 31:5:884-913.
(10,000)
Recent publications of political interest
(compilation). Ibid., 31:5:1000-18; 31:6:
1195-1221; 32:1:177-204; 32:2:402-32.
(30,000)
Snider, Howard John, M.S., Assistant Chief
in Soil Experiment Fields
Articles:
The influence of the chemical composition
of soils upon the maintenance of the turf
lawns and golf courses. Trans. III. Acad.
Sci., 30:2:69-70. (800)
With J. E. Gieseking :
Estimation of potassium in silicates and
soils. Ind. Eng. Chem. (anal, ed.), 9:232.
(1000)
Snyder, Harold Ray, Ph.D., Instructor in
Chemistry
Articles:
With J. A. Kuck and John R. Johnson:
Organoboron compounds, and the study of
reaction mechanisms. J.A.C.S., 60:105-11.
(6000)
With John R. Johnson and M. G. Van Cam-
pen, Jr.:
Organoboron compounds. Reactions of tri-n-
butylborine. Ibid., 60:115-21. (6000)
Soderwall, Arnold Larson, A.M., Assistant in
Zoology
Articles:
With F. R. Stcggerda :
The relationship of the pars tuberalis to
melanophore response in frogs (Rana
pipiens). Anat. Rec, 70:1:57. (200)
See also W. Shumway.
Solomon, Alfred P., A.B., M.D., Assistant
Professor of Psychiatry
Articles:
With C. Darrow and M. F. Blaurock:
Autonomic changes before, during and after
sodium amytal, insulin, andf metrazol
treatments. Proc. Central States Neuro-
psychiatric Soc, Oct., 1937.
Sonenthal, Israel Ronald, B.S., B.M., M.D.,
Assistant in Psychiatry
Sec A. A. Low.
Spivack, Julius Leo, M.D., Assistant Professor
of Surgery
Books:
The surgical technic of abdominal operations
(2d ed.). S. B. Debour, Chicago, 1938,
xvii + 741 pp.
Tecnica quirurgica en las operaciones ab-
dominales. (Version Espaiiola por el O. G.
Carrera). Unione Tipografica Editorial
Hispano-Americana, Mexico, 1938. xvi +
738 pp.
Articles:
Sul melodo Spivack di Gastrostomia. Ras-
segna Internasionale di Clinica e Terapia,
18:23:1045-48. (1400)
Stafford, George Thomas, Ed.D., Associate
Professor of Physical Education for Men
Articles:
Debunking good posture. Health and Hy-
giene, 7:4:109. (1000)
Adapted sports for "posture cases." Phi
Delta Pi, Mar., 1938, pp. 40-42. (2000)
Staley, Seward Charle, Ph.D., Professor of
Physical Education for Men and Head of
the Department, and Director of the School
of Physical Education
Articles:
The history of sport. /. Health Phys. Edu.,
8:9:522-25. (3000)
Stallmann, Frederick William, A.M., Assist-
ant in Physics
See P. G. Kruger.
Starr, Charles Joseph, B.S., Associate in Me-
chanical Engineering
Articles:
A study of lip clearance on twist drills.
Trans. Amer. Soc. Mech. Engrs., 59:3:
197-207. (6000)
Stauffer, Russell S., Ph.D., Associate in Soil
Physics and Soil Survey
Articles:
Local variability in Wisconsin till and its
influence on soil character. Amer. J. Sci.,
34:235-43- (1600)
Sec also R. S. Smith.
Stearns, Raymond Phineas, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of History
Articles:
Correspondence of John Woodbridge, Jr.,
and Richard Baxter. New England Qt.,
10:3:557-83. (15.000)
A description of the Russell Papers in the
Historical Society of Pennsylvania. Pa.
Mag. Hist. Biog., 62:2:205-12. (3500)
Reviews:
The early Stuarts, 1603-1660, by Godfrey
Davies. Church Hist., 6:3:279-80. (800)
Publications of the Faculty
37
Stearns, R. P. — Reviews (continued)
The American mind: Selections from the
literature of the United States, ed. by
H. R. Warfel, R. H. Gabriel, and S. T.
Williams. Harv. Educ. Rev., 8:2:267-69.
(1000)
Steggerda, Frederic Russell, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Physiology
Akticles:
With F. H. Scott:
Effect of hypotonic and hypertonic Ringer on
isotonic and isometric contraction of
muscle. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med., 1937,
pp. 535-36. (700)
See also A. L. Soderwall.
Stevens, Neil Everett, Ph.D., Professor of
Plant Pathology
Articles:
The excessive meekness of American botan-
ists. Science, 85:2216:580-82.
Bacterial wilt of sweet corn in 1937. Plant
Dis. Reporter, 21:16:298-305.
Incidence of ear rots in the 1936 corn crop.
Ibid., 21:19:343-45.
Problems involved in control of plant dis-
eases and insects. /. Econ. Ent., 31:1:39.
With Jessie I. Wood:
Recent fluctuations in plant diseases in the
United States. Bot. Rev., 3:277-306.
With C. M. Haenseler:
Fourth experimental forecast of the inci-
dence of bacterial wilt of corn. Plant. Dis.
Reporter, 22:6:96-100.
Stewart, Charles Leslie, Ph.D., Professor of
Agricultural Economics
Articles:
With J. Ackerman:
Economic aspects of farm production and
marketing. Kaskaskia Valley Report, U.
of I. Info. Office Mimeo., 1937, pp. 260-73.
(3500)
Farm land rented in Illinois townships. ///.
Farm. Econ., July-Aug., 1937, pp. 125-27.
(450)
Stiven, Frederic Benjamin, Mus.D., A.A.G.O.,
Professor of Music and Director of the
School of Music
Articles:
Music in American colleges and universities.
L'Educ. Mits. Trait d' Union ent re les
Peuples, pp. 51-54. (1800)
Straub, Frederick Guy, M.S., Met.E., Special
Research Associate Professor of Chemical
Engineering
Articles:
With T. A. Bradbury:
Boiler-water treatment. Mech. Eng., 60:5.
See also H. F. Johnstone.
Streicher, Michael Henry, M.S., M.D., Assist-
ant Professor of Medicine
See R. W. Keeton.
Strohl, Everett Lee, M.D., M.S., Assistant in
Surgery
Articles:
The adrenal cortex: a cytologic study of
normal and of pathologic tissue. Arch.
Surg., 35:901-12.
Struck, Harold Carl, Ph.D., Instructor in
Physiology
Articles:
With S. A. Ssurek:
A study of the metabolism of a dwarf under
treatment with growth hormone. Endo-
crinology, 21:387-93. (3000)
Swann, Sherlock, Jr., Ph.D., Research Associ-
ate Professor of Chemical Engineering
Articles:
Industrial possibilities of electroorganic re-
duction. Ind. Eng. Chem., 29:1339.
With E. W. Field:
The electrolytic reduction of n-valeraldehyde.
Trans. Elcctrochem. Soc, 72:327.
With A. J. Paik and D. B. Keyes:
Catalysts for the equilibrium, ethylene-water
ethanol. Ind. Eng. Chem., 30:173.
Taebel, Wilbert A., Ph.D., Instructor in
Chemistry
See B. S. Hopkins.
Taft, Donald Reed, Ph.D., Professor of
Sociology
Articles:
Problems arising from minorities. Chap. 2
in Our Racial and National Minorities, ed.
by F. J. Brown and J. S. Roucek, pp.
18-33.
Reviews:
Later criminal careers, by S. Glueck. Amer.
Sociol. Rev., Dec, 1937. (600)
Takats, Geza de, M.D., M.Surg., Associate
Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Reflex dystrophy of the extremities. Arch.
Surg., 34:939-56.
The effect of sympathectomy on peripheral
vascular disease. Surg., 2:46-60.
Sympathectomy for peripheral vascular dis-
ease. Arch. Int. Med., 60:990-1001.
Passive vascular exercises; treatment by al-
ternating suction and pressure. Cyclopedia
of Medicine, F. A. Davis Co., Baltimore,
Md.
Management of peripheral vascular disease.
Arch. Phys. Therapy, 19:88-96.
Vascular accidents of the extremities.
J.A.M.A., 110:1075-81.
A case of arteriosclerotic gangrene. St.
Luke's Hosp. Staff Clin. Bui., 1:19-21.
With F. K. Hick and J. S. Coulter:
Intermittent venous hyperemia. J.A.M.A.,
108:1951-59.
With G. W. Scupham:
Peripheral vascular diseases. A review of
some of the recent literature and a crit-
ical review of the surgical treatment.
Arch. Int. Med., 60:522-63.
With W. C. Beck:
The use of sodium nitrite for testing the
flexibility of the peripheral vascular bed.
Amer. Heart J., 15:158-64.
Reviews:
Lectures on embolism and other surgical
subjects, by G. Nystrom. J.A.M.A., 108:
21:1826.
The surgery of the sympathetic nervous
system, by G. E. Gask and J. P. Ross.
Arch. Neurol. Psychiat.
Talbot, Arthur Newell, C.E., D.Sc, D.Eng.,
LL.D., Professor of Municipal and Sanitary
Engineering, Emeritus
Articles:
Report of special committee on stresses in
railroad track. Bvl. Amer. Ry. Eng.
Assoc, 392:455-56. (700)
38
University of Illinois
Talbot, A. N. — Articles (continued)
Discussion on stresses in railroad track.
Proc. Amer. Ry. Eng. Assoc, 38:674-81.
Bui. Amer. Ry. Eng. Assoc, 395:87-94-
(4100) , ,
Discussion of paper on "A new theory ot
rail expansion," by A. Africano. Hroc
Amer. Soc Civ. Eng., 63:6:1159-67- (5000)
Tanner, Fred Wilbur, Ph.D., Professor of
Bacteriology and Head of the Department
Books:
Bacteriology: a textbook of microorganisms
(3d ed.). John Wiley and Sons, N.Y.,
1937- 510 pp.
Articles:
With S. C. Prescott:
Microbiology in relation to food preserva-
tion. Food Res., 3:189-97- (4000)
With J. Hofer:
Thermal death-time studies of Oofpora lactis.
Ibid., 2:505-13. (3200)
With P. R. Beamer: .
Presence of acid-fast organisms on table-
ware. Zent. f. Bakt., 2:98:209-12. (1300)
With E. Wheaton and R. H. Lueck:
Observations on problems relating to the
paper milk bottle. /. Milk Tech., 1:11-15-
(3000)
Tarnowsky, George de, M.D., Professor of
Surgery
Articles:
Minor surgery of the abdominal wall. Surg.
Clin. N. Amer., Feb., 1938- (5000)
Taylor, Aubrey Bryant, Ph.D., Instructor in
Physiology
Articles:
With T. L. Jahn and F. Crescitelli:
The electrocardiogram of the grasshopper
(Melanoplus differentialis). J. Cell. Comp.
Physiol., 10:4:439-60. (5800)
Templeman, William Darby, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of English
Articles:
With C. F. Harrold, F. E. Faverty, and C.
W. Thomas:
Victorian biblography for 1936- Moa.
Philol., 34:4:387-423- (15.000)
Terry, Ralph Eugene, Ph.G., M.S., Associate
Professor of Pharmacy
Books:
Gray's pharmaceutical quiz compend (rev.
ed.). Chicago Medical Book Co., i937-
288 pp-
Articles:
From the bystander. Monthly column in
Drug Progress. (5500)
Question box. Column appeared about once
a month in /. Nat. Assoc. Retail Drug.
(7500) . J
What can be done about it? Amer. J.
Pharni. Ediic, Oct., 1937- (600)
Thacker, Edgar Abney, M.S., M.D., Instructor
in Hygiene and Medical Adviser for Men
Articles:
Present problems in preventive medicine.
III. Med. J., 72:63-66. (1900)
Thelss, Edwin Leodgar, Ph.D., C.P.A., Associ-
ate Professor of Accountancy
Books:
Theiss-Hunter standard bookkeeping and ac-
counting forms. Lakeside Press, Chicago,
1937- 125 PP-
Reviews:
Office management, by J. H. MacDonald.
Acct. Rev., 12:4:451-52- (1300)
Thomas, Henry Bascom, B.S., M.D., Professor
of Orthopaedics and Head of the Depart-
ment, and Director of the Illinois Surgical
Institute for Children
Articles:
With F. W. Hark:
Volkmann's ischaemia. Miss. Val. Med. J.,
Nov., 1937-
Timmons, Benjamin Finley, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Sociology
Articles:
Social welfare. Kaskaskia Valley Report,
U. of I. Info. Office Mimeo., 1937. PP-
171-208.
Tinsley, Milton, M.D., Assistant in Neurology
and Neurological Surgery
See G. B. Hassin.
Tippo, Oswald, Ph.D., Instructor in Botany
Articles:
The bearing of comparative anatomy on the
establishment of the relationships of the
Moraceae and their presumed allies. Amer.
J. Bot., 24:10:741-
Tracy, Paul Hubert, Ph.D., Professor of Dairy
Manufactures
A.RTI CLES I
Milk products in the mix. Ice Cream Trade
J., May, 1937, PP- 27-28. (1400)
Greater knowledge of possible sources ot ice
cream defects needed as consumer becomes
increasingly quality-conscious. Confectioiir-
ery and Ice Cream World, May, 1937,
p. 10. (1300) .
Preparation of homogenized milk. Llierry-
Burrcll Circle, June-July, I937. PP- 24-26.
(1700) ^ J
The phosphatase test as a means tor ae-
termining the efficiency of milk pasteur-
ization. Milk, Autumn, I937. P- 6- (4000)
Selecting milk products for the mix. Can.
Dairy and Ice Cream J., 16:8:23-24;
Bakers Technical Dig., 12:3:71-72- (iSooj
Controlling flavor in market milk Dairy
Conference, Ohio State Univ., Feb., 1938.
pp. 76-So. (1600)
Relative efficiency of high and low pressure
homogenization of milk and ice cream mix.
Ibid., pp. 85-89. (1900)
Avenex as an anti-oxidant in ice cream.
Ibid., pp. II 1-17- (2500)
Consumers' preference for ice cream. lOia.,
pp. 131-37. (2400)
Sodium alginate as a stabilizer in ice cream.
Ibid., pp. 143-48. (2200)
A discussion of some common ice cream
defects. Can. Dairy and Ice Cream J.,
17:4:71. (3600)
With A. I. Hahn:
Determining the efficiency of milk pasteur-
ization. Proc. 30th An. Com: Internat.
Assoc. Milk Dealers, 1937, PP- 57-7i-
(5600)
With W. J. Corbett: .
Use of anti-oxidants to prevent tallowmess
in butter. Nat. Butter and Cheese I., Dec,
1937, P- 10- Amer. Prod. Rev., Jan. 12,
1938. (2500)
Publications of the Faculty
39
Tracy, P. H. — Articles (continued)
With A. C. Maack:
Use of anti-oxidants in ice cream. Ice
Cream Rev., 21:6:82-85. (3200)
With H. P. Smith:
Consumers preference for ice cream. Con-
fectionery and Ice Cream World, Feb. 25,
1938. P- 14- (2400)
With C. A. Getz, G. F. Smith, and M. J.
Pritcha :
Instant whipping of cream by aeration.
Food Res., 2:5. (12,000)
Sec also S. L. Tuckey.
Trelease, William, D.Sc, LL.D., Professor of
Botany, Emeritus
Articles:
A Mexican puzzle (Yucca Howard-Smithii).
Proc. Amer. Philos. Soc, 78:97-99.
Trjitzinsky, Waldemar Joseph, Ph.D., Associ-
ate Professor of Mathematics
Articles:
Theory of non-linear singular differential
systems. Trans. Amer. Math. Soc, 42:
225-322. (58,000)
Singular point problems in the theory of
linear differential equations. Bui. Amer.
Math. Soc, 44:209-24. (9000)
Theory of non-linear q-dilference systems.
Annali di Matematica, 17:59-107. (30,000)
Analytic theory of non-linear singular differ-
ential equations. Memorial des Sci. Math.,
Fasc. go. (48,000)
Trotier, Arnold Herman, A.M., Lecturer in
Library Science and Catalog Librarian
Articles:
What is next in library planning? A sum-
mary of the work of the Library Planning
Board. III. Lib., 19:44-46. (1400)
Cataloging and classification. Bui. Amer.
Lib. Assoc, 31:556. (400)
Tuckey, Stewart Lawrence, Ph.D., Associate
in Dairy Manufactures
Articles:
Chemical changes occurring during ripening
of Cheddar cheese. Dairy Mfrs. Conf.
Manual, 1937.
With P. H. Tracy:
Study of accuracy milk sampling methods.
Ibid. (3000)
Study of methods employed by buttermakers.
Ibid. (2000)
Turner, Fred Harold, Ph.D., Dean of Men
Articles:
Are fraternities worth while? Rotarian, 51:
3:14. (2000)
Turpin, Walter Stevens, Ph.D., Instructor in
Mathematics
Articles:
On the fundamental group of a certain class
of plane algebraic curves. Amer. J. Math.,
59:3:529-44. (4000)
Concerning special centers of projection for
an algebraic space branch. Bui. Amer.
Math. Soc, 43:10:697-702. (1500)
Tyler, W. Russell, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Sociology
Articles:
The challenge to social science. Social Sci.,
13:1:16-19. (2200)
Population and other socio-economic factors.
Kaskaskia Valley Report, U. of I. Info.
Office Mimeo., 1937, pp. 130-70.
Articles (continued)
With R. Newcomb and W. C. Huntington:
Summary abstract. Ibid., pp. 279-98.
(10,000)'
Van Cleave, Harley Jones, Ph.D., Professor
of Zoology and Head of the Department
Articles:
Individual and group projects in high school
biology. Sci. Teacher, 4:1:6-7.
Preparation for graduate study in biology.
Bios, 8:2:49-50.
Acanthocephala from China. II. Two new
species of the genus Acanthocephalus from
Amphibia. Parasitol., 29:3:395-98.
Helminthology in wildlife investigations. J.
Wildlife Res., 1:1:21-27.
When man meddles with nature. Sci. Dig.,
2:5:27-30.
Opportunities in biology. Bios, 8:3:117-21.
Status of the generic name Profillicollis of
A. Meyer (abstract). /. Parasitol., 23:
6:563.
Invertebrates in their relation to man. Bios,
9: 1: 14-20.
Developmental stages in acanthocephalan life
histories. Skrjabin (30-year Jubilee vol-
ume), Moscow, 1937. pp. 739-43.
With T. Dale Foster:
The seasonal life history of a land snail,
Polygyra thyroidus (Say). Nautilus, 51:
2:50-54.
Van Home, John, Ph.D., Professor of Romance
Languages
Articles:
Bernardo de Balbuena. Estudio biografico y
critico (2d installment). Indice (Guad-
alajara, Mexico), Aug., 1937. (10,000)
Editorial comment. Italica, 14:2, 3, 4; 15:1
(20,000)
Vaughan, Herbert Edward, Ph.D., Instructor
in Mathematics
Articles:
On locally compact materisable spaces. Bui.
Amer. Math. Soc, 43:532-35- (1000)
Vestal, Arthur Gibson, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Botany
Articles:
California grasslands. Bui. Ecol. Soc. Amer.
18:4:47-48. (200)
A subject index for communities, including
vegetation-components Ecology, 19:1:107-
25. (9200)
Wakerlin, George E., M.S., Ph.D., M.D., Pro-
fessor of Physiology and Head of the
Department
Articles:
The hemopoietic liver principle. Ann. Int.
Med., 11:31-38. (3800)
Dr. Wakerlin counsels seniors on internship,
early practice. Illini Scope, 7:5-6. (1300)
The relation of the reticulocytogenic urine
principle to the homopoietic or antiiser-
nicious anemia liver principle. Amer. J.
Physiol., 119:417-18. (100)
With H. D. Bruncr:
The blood picture of the normal dog. Proc.
Soc. Exp. Biol. Med., 36:667-70. (450)
Walker, Ernest DeWitt, B.S., Extension
Specialist in Agronomy
Articles:
With J. C. Hackleman :
Five steps in pasture improvement. U. of I.
Dept. of Agron. Mimeo., 1938, 11 pp.
(3400)
40
University of Illinois
Wall, Frederick Theodore, Ph.D., Instructor
in Chemistry
Articles:
On the assignment of vibrational frequencies
to particular bonds. J.A.C.S., 60:1:71-73.
(2000)
With C. R. Eddy:
Bond force constants and vibrations of tetra-
methylmethane and tetramethysilicon. /.
Chcm. Phys., 6:2:107. (800)
Wallace, George Ira, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Bacteriology
Articles:
The survival of pathogenic microorganisms
in ice cream. /. Dairy Sci., 21:1:35-36.
(1000)
The egg as a medium for cultivation of
Mycobacterium tuberculosis from tubercu-
lous material.^. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol.
Med., 37:304-05- (1000)
Walter, David Oswell, Ph.D., Instructor in
Political Science
Articles:
Reapportionment and urban representation.
Ann. Amer. Acad. Pol. Social Sci., Jan.,
1938, pp. 11-20. (5500). State Govern-
ment, 11:30-32. (1500)
Representation of metropolitan districts.
Nat. Mimic. Rev., 27:129-37. (6000)
Reviews:
American constitutional law, by C. W. Ger-
stenberg. Cornell Law Qt., 23:214. (35°)
Wanless, Harold Rcllin, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Geology
Articles:
Coals of the Eastern Interior Basin. Proc.
Ind. Coal Min. Instit., 1937, PP- -28-33.
(4000)
Pennsylvanian problems of the Eastern In-
terior Basin. Program 50th An. Meet.
Geol. Soc. Amer., 1937, p. 102. (250)
Ward, Henry Baldwin, Ph.D., D.Sc, LL.D.,
Professor of Zoology, Emeritus
Books Edited:
Some fundamental aspects of the cancer
problem. Science Press, N.Y., 1937. 248
pp.
Articles:
Minutes of the Executive Committee of the
American Association for the Advance-
ment of Science. Science, 85:2212:499-500.
(800)
Symposium at the Denver meeting on the
control of drifting soils. Ihid., 85:2213:
514. (300)
New societies and shifting interests. Ibid.,
86:2243:579-80. (1500)
Obituary: George Henry Falkiner Nuttall.
Ibid., 87:2259:337-38. (1000)
Reviews:
Adventures in bird protection, an autobi-
ography, by T. G. Pearson. Ibid., 86:2219:
37-38. (soo)
Wascher, Herman, M.S., Assistant Chief in
Soil Survey
See R. S. Smith.
Watson, Floyd Rowe, Ph.D., Professor of Ex-
perimental Physics
Articles:
With M. E. Raquct:
Improved method for obtaining photographs
of ripple wave actions. /. Acous. Soc,
9:352-53- (1500)
Reviews:
Sound, by A. T. Jones. Rev. Sci. Instr.,
8:370. (1000)
Sound waves: their shape and speed, by
D. C. Miller. Ihid., 8:371. (800)
Editorial reviews. /. Acous. Soc, Vol. 9.
Weaver, Brayton Ladd, M.S., Instructor in
Olericulture
See J. W. Lloyd.
Webb, Richard Lockwood, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Anatomy
Articles:
Mesenteric lymphatics. Analysis of the
mechanism of drug action as revealed by
motion pictures. Proc. Instit. Med. Chi-
cago, 11:15. (500J
With P. H. Simer:
Lymphatics in omental adhesions. Surg. Gyn.
Obstet., 64:872-75. (2000)
Weber, Oscar Friedolin, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Education
Articles:
Problems of education. Kaskaskia Valley
Report, U. of I. Info. Office Mimeo., 1937,
pp. 221-38. (5000)
The importance of the selection of competent
public school administrators. U. of I. Bui.,
Mar., 1938. 10 pp.
Webster, George Lewis, Ph.G., B.S., Assistant
Professor of Chemistry
Articles:
With F. F. Blicke and J. F. Oneto:
Diarsyls IX. Tetra-(3-amino-4-hydroxy-
phenyl)-diarsyl. J.A.C.S., 59:925-27.
(2200)
Weinard, Frederick Francis, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Floricultural Physiology
Articles:
Illinois florists' short course. Flor. Exch.,
90: 12:20. (1700)
Experimental work in floriculture at the
University of Illinois. So. Flor., 44:24:5.
(400)
Welker, William Henry, A.C., Ph.D., Pro-
fessor of Physiological Chemistry and Head
of the Department
Articles:
With L. Hektocn:
Renewal of multiple precipitin production
on injection of one antigen in rabbits
successively immunized with many anti-
gens. Science, 86:592-93. (1000)
Whitlock, Mary Cecelia, A.M., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Home Economics
Articles:
How to buy values in textiles and clothing
(rev.). ///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ 19 pp.
Whittaker, Edmund, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Economics
Articles:
New factors affecting gold mines. Barron's,
May 17, 1937, P- 14- (900)
Government establishment of small farms
in England and Scotland. /. Farm Econ.,
19:2:650-54. (2500)
Too much gold — America's problem. So. Afr.
J. Econ., 5:2:215-16. (750)
Economic considerations of obsolescence.
Acct. Rev., 12:4:337-44. (6000)
Publications of the Faculty
41
Wiley, CarroU Carson, B.S., C.E., Professor of
Civil Engineering
Articles:
Pipe lines. Kaskaskia Valley Report, U. of
I. Info. Office Mimeo., 1937, p. 90.
Communication. Ibid., pp. 91-92.
IVith O. M. Hathaway:
Highways. Jbid., pp. 84-88.
Will, Samuel Frederic, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Romance Languages
Articles:
The coup d'etat of December 2. 185 1, as
seen by the brother Saint-Arnaud. /. Mod.
Hist., 10:66-76. (4800)
Reviews:
The works of Guillaume de Salluste. Sieur
du Bartas (Vol. I), by U. T. Holmes.
/. Engl. -Germ. PhiloL, 36:611-12. (850)
Le jeu de Robin et Marion, by Adam Le
Bossu dit de la Halle, transpositions de
Gustave Cohen. Books Abroad, 12:70.
(22s)
Discorso sul metodo and Principii di filosofia,
libro prime, by Renato Descartes, edited
by Adolfo Levi. Ibid., 12:237-38. (150)
Malherbe, sa vie, son caractere, sa doctrine,
by Jean de Celles. Ibid., 12:182. (300)
Williams, Charles AUyn, Ph.D., Professor of
German
Articles:
Two versions of the sixteenth century song
"Es ein Schnee gefallen .... Ich sollt zu
meinem Bulen." Mod. Lang. Notes, 53:
357-58. (650)
Reviews:
Echoes of the American revolution in Ger-
man literature, by H. S. King. /. Engl.
Germ. Philol., 35 = 433-34. (3So)
Die deutsche Volkskunde, by A. Haberlandt.
Ibid., 36:427-28. (500)
Williams, Lewis Ward, Ph.D., Instructor in
Education and Secretary for the Appoint-
ments Committee
Articles:
Relations to registrants. Chap. 8 in Insti-
tutional Teacher Placement, Nat. Instit.
Teacher Placement Assoc, 1937.
Wilson, Wilbur M., M.M.E., C.E., Research
Professor of Structural Engineering
Articles:
Recent developments in structural welding.
/. Western Soc. Engrs., 42:6:306-20.
(9400)
Fatigue of butt welds in structural plates.
/. Amcr. Welding Soc, Supp., 16:10:23-27.
(2000)
Relation of research to teaching and in-
dustry. Ibid., 16:11:1. (1400)
With J. Marin:
Tests of thin hemispherical shells subjected
to internal hydrostatic pressure. ///. Eng.
Exp. Sta. Bui., 295, pp. 5-20. (3500)
Wimer, David Cleveland, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Soil Physics
Articles:
Composition of mature corn stover. ///. Agr.
Exp. Sta. Bui., 437, pp. 175-272. (19,000)
Winakor, Arthur Harry, Ph.D., C.P.A., Sta-
tistician in the Biu-eau of Institutional
Research
Articles:
Interest rates. Proc. 58th An. Meet. III.
Bldg. Loan League, Sept., 1937, pp. 56-63;
Amer. Bldg. Assoc. News, 57:10:561-64.
(3200)
Latent capacity to pay current debts. Credit
and Financial Mgmt., 39:6:13-16. (1700)
Can a firm's size affect its debt payment?
Ibid., 40:1:6-9. (1500)
Banking turnover and facilities in Illinois.
///. Bur. Bus. Res. Bui., 55, 60 pp.
(29,000)
Industry and trade. Kaskaskia Valley Re-
port, U. of I. Info. OflSce Mimeo., 1937,
pp. 242-59. (5000)
See also H. W. Huegy.
Winters, Eric, Jr., M.S., Associate in Soil
Physics and Soil Survey
See R. S. Smith.
Wirth, Elmer Hauser, Ph.C, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Pharmacognosy
Books:
Laboratory manual for pharmacognosy. John
S. Swift Co., Chicago, 1937. 102 pp.
Articles:
The International Pharmaceutical Federation.
J.A.Ph.A., 26:1221. (650)
J. J. Hofman. Ibid., 26:858. (600)
Proceedings of the plant science seminar.
Ibid., 26:1163. (1400)
Problems of the Pharmacopoeia. Ibid., ZT.s.
(1500)
Reviews:
Pharm. Abstracts Vol. 3, 1937. (15,000) v
Woodrow, Herbert, Ph.D., Professor of Psy-
chology and Head of the Department
Articles:
The scaling of practice data. Psychometrika,
2:4:237-48. (5500)
The effect of pattern on simultaneous letter-
span. Amcr. J. Psych., 51:1:83-97. (8000)
The relation between abilities and improve-
ment with practice. /. Educ. Psych., 29:
3:215-31. (6700)
The effect of practice on groups of different
initial ability. Ibid., 29:4:241-51. (4500)
Factors in improvement with practice. Proc.
Amer. Psych. Assoc, Psych. Bui., 33:9:
800-01. (300)
Reviews:
Differential psychology, by A. Anastasi.
Ibid., 34:10:851-55. (1700)
Woodruff, Sybil, Ph.D., Professor of Foods
Articles:
Edible varieties of soybeans. Proc Amer.
Soybean Assoc, Sept. 14-16, 1937. (1500)
With Elizabeth Rogosheski and S. Bull:
A preliminary study of the use of frozen
meats. (1300)
Woodworth, Clyde Melvin, Ph.D., Professor of
Plant Genetics
Articles:
Recent results in soybean breeding and
genetics. Proc. Amer. Soybean Assoc,
Sept. 14-16, 1937. pp. 44-48. (2400)
Brief description of inbred lines of corn.
U. of I. Dept. of Agron. Mimeo., 1938,
5 PP- (1300)
With L. F. Williams:
Recent studies on the genetics of the soy-
bean. /. Amer. Soc Agron., 30:2:125-29.
(1300)
42
University of Illinois
Wright, Ivan, Ph.D., Professor of Economics
Articles:
England leads the way. Chap. II in Thomas
Gibson, Inc., Sctni-Annual Report. (2000)
Inflation in France and Japan. Ibid., Chap.
III. (5000)
Gold, money, and credit. Ibid., Chap. IV.
(5000)
Gold policy of the United States. Council
for Applied Econ., 1:2. (500)
The labor movement. Ibid., 1:3. (400)
The capital funds market. Ibid., 1:4. (800)
International trade. Ibid., 1:5. (1000)
Consequences of the agricultural surplus
loan program. Ibid., 1:6. (1200)
The effect of the governmental monetary
policy upon the direction of business activ-
ity. Ibid., 1:7. (600)
The international aspects of this current
business recession. Ibid., 1:10. (800)
Current reform of the federal tax system.
Ibid., 1:12. (600)
The trend of commodity prices and wages.
Ibid., 1:13. (1200)
The experience of estate, endowments and
investors in protecting their capital and
income through inflations in the European
countries since the war and the lessons for
American investors. Wall Street J., iii:
50:18.
115 articles for Thomas Gibson, Inc., (peri-
odical news letters.)
Reviews:
The downfall of the gold standard, by
Cassel. Pol. Sci. Quart., 52:3:469.
Agricultural credit, by A. I. Qureshi. Ibid.,
52:3:470.
The study of crises and cycles, by Wilhelm
Ropke. Ibid., 52:3:471.
World finance, by Paul Einzig. Ibid., 52:4:
629.
Easy money: a study of low interest rates,
their bearing on the outlook for the gold
standard and the problem of curbing a
boom, by L. D. Edie. Amcr. Econ. Rev.,
37:4:827.
Yenawine, Wayne Stewart, A-M., Assistant
in the Office of the Director of the Library
Articles:
Wanted: a functional reference room. Lib.
J., 62:6:237-39. (2300)
Young, Paul Thomas, Ph.D., Professor of
Psychology
Articles:
A study upon the recall of pleasant and
unpleasant words. Amcr. J. Psychol., 49:
4:581-96. (8000)
Laughing and weeping, cheerfulness and
depression: a study of moods among
college students. J. Social Psych., 8:3:
311-34. (9000)
Is cheerfulness-depression a general temper-
amental trait? Psych. Rev., 44:4:313-19.
(2000)
Reversal of auditory localization. Ibid., 44:
6:505-20. (2000)
Liking and disliking persons (abstract).
Psychol. Bui., 34:9:784-85. (200)
Zechel, Gustav Leopold, M.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Anatomy
Articles:
An improved tissue culture chamber. Science,
87:264. (500)
Zeitlin, Howard, M.S., M.D., Instructor in
Neurology and Neurological Surgery
Articles:
With B. W. Lichtenstein:
Actinomycotic abscess of the brain. Arch.
Path., 23:58-66. (2500)
Ganglioglioneuroma of the spinal cord as-
sociated with pseudoscyringomyelia. Arch.
Neurol. Psychiat., 37: 1356-70. (3500)
Cystic tumor of the third ventricle contain-
ing colloid material. Ibid., 38:268-87.
(8000)
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BOOKS, ARTICLES, AND REVIEWS PUBLISHED BY THE FACULTY
OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
May 1, 1938— April 30, 1939
NOTE: The following list of publications, consisting of (i) books, (2) articles,
and (3) reviews, written by members of the staff of the University, and pub-
lished during the year ended April 30, 1939, was compiled from lists supplied by
the individual members. The academic titles indicate positions for 1939-1940
except those of persons no longer on the staff. An article by two or more
persons of unequal academic rank is usually listed under the name of the one
having the superior rank, cross-references being inserted under the names of
the others. Numbers in parentheses are approximate numbers of words.
Adams, Leverett Allen, Ph.D., Professor of
Zoology and Curator of Museum of Natural
History
Books:
Introduction to the vertebrates (2d ed.).
John Wiley and Sons, N.Y., 1938. 478 pp.
Adams, Roger, Ph.D., D.Sc, Professor of
Organic Chemistry and Head of the Depart-
ment of Chemistry
Articxes:
With D. S. Tarbell:
The attempted resolution of phenyl- ds-phenyl-
aminomethane. J.A.C.S., 60:1260-62. (2400)
With H. R. Snyder:
Stereochemistry of biphenyls. XLIII. The
effect of substituents in the 4-position of 2-
nitro-6-carboxy-2'-methoxybiphenyl. Ibid.,
60:1411-15. (4500)
With R. M. Joyce, Jr.:
Stereochemistry of biphenyls. XLIV. Meso
and racemic isophthalamides of 3-nitro-
s'-aminobimesityl. Ibid., 60:1489-91. (2100)
Stereochemistry of biphenyls. XLV. Stereo-
siomeric dipyrryl biphenyls. Ibid., 60:1491-
92. (1350)
With C. C. Price and W. R. Dial:
Structure of gossypol. V. Anilino deriva-
tives. Ibid., 60:2158-60. (2300)
With B. S. Friedman, C. C. Price, R. C.
Morris, and E. C. Kirkpatrick:
Structure of gossypol. VI. Addition prod-
ucts with butadienes. Ibid., 60:2160-62.
(2300)
With T. A. Geissman:
Structure of gossypol. VII. Gossypol di-
methyl ether. Ibid., 60:2163-66. (2900)
Structure of gossypol. VIII. Derivatives of
the ethers of gossypol. Ibid., 60:2166-70.
(4300)
With R. C. Morris and E. C. Kirkpatrick:
Structure of gossypol. IX. Oxidation and
degradation of gossypol hexamethyl ether;
gossic acid. Ibi4., 60:2170-74. (3800)
With D. J. Butterbaugh:
Structure of gossypol. X. Apogossypol and
its degradation products. Ibid., 60:2174-80.
(4800)
With E. C. Kirkpatrick:
Structure of gossypol. XI. Absorption spec-
tra of gossypol, its derivatives and of
certain dinaphthalene compounds. Ibid.,
60:2180-84. (3800)
With T. A. Geissman:
The structure of gossifTol. XII. Gossylic
acid lactone tetramethyl ether. Ibid., 60:-
Articles (continued)
With R. C. Morris:
Structure of gossypol. XIII. Conversion of
gossic acid to apogossypolic acid. ^Ibid.,
60:2188-90. (1200)
With R. C. Morris, D. J. Butterbaugh, and E.
C. Kirkpatrick :
Structure of gossypol. XIV. Apogossypolic
acid. Ibid., 60:2191-93. (2500)
With R. C. Morris, T. A. Geissman, D. J.
Butterbaugh, and E. C. Kirkpatrick:
Structure of gossypol. XV. An interpreta-
tion of its reactions. Ibid., 60:2193-2204.
(9500)
With E. E. Gruber:
Lactone formation in the addition product
of maleic anhydride and bicyclohexenyl.
Ibid., 60:2792-94. (1900)
With T. A. Geissman and R. C. Morris:
Structure of gossypol. XVI. Reduction
products of gossypolone. Tetramethyl
ether and gossypolonic acid tetramethyl
ether. Ibid., 60:2967-70. (2300)
Structure of gossypol. XVII. Nitration
products of gossypol hexamethyl ether,
gossypolone tetramethyl ether and gossy-
polonic acid tetramethyl ether. Ibid., 60:
2970-72. (1400)
With M. Hunt and R. C. Morris:
Structure of gossypol. XVIII. Synthesis
of i,2-dimethoxy-3-isopropyl-5-aminoben-
zene, a degradation product of gossypol.
Ibid., 60:2972-74. (1500)
Reviews:
Unit processes in organic synthesis, by P. H.
Groggins. Ibid., 61:217. (600)
Organic chemistry, by P. Karrer. Ind. Eng.
Ghent., News Ed., 17:215. (250)
Adamstone, Frank Bolton, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Zoology
Books:
A guide to the anatomy of early chick em-
bryos and the 10 mm. pig. Swift Publish-
ing Co., St. Louis, 1938. 50 pp.
Afremow, Melvin Louis, M.S., M.D., Associate
in Medicine
Articles:
With P. S. Rhoads:
Clinical and statistical study of sore throat
in young adults. Arch. Path., 26:403-10.
Albig, John William, Ph.D., Associate Profes-
sor of Sociology and Executive Secretary of
the Department
Books:
Public opinion. McGraw-Hill Book Co.,
N.Y., 1939. 486 pp.
[3]
University of Illinois
Alexander, Franz Gabriel, A.B., M.D., Asso-
ciate Professor of Psychiatry
Articles:
Psychoanalysis comes of age. Psychoanalytic
Qt., 7:299-306. (3000)
Hostility and fear in social life. Social
Forces, 17:1:15-29. (1300)
Culture and personality. Amer. J. Ortho-
psychiatry, 8:4. (2500)
Psychological aspects of medicine. Psycho-
somatic Med., 1:1:7-18. (7000)
Psychoanalytic study of a case of essential
hypertension. Ibid., 1:1:141-52. (7000)
Emotional factors in essential hypertension.
Ibid., 1:1:173-79. (3500)
Allen, Harry Kenneth, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Economics
Articles:
Municipal finance. Amer. Yr. Bk., 1938.
(5000)
Forfeiture of real property rights through
tax delinquency. /. Land and Public Util.
Econ., 14:4. (4500)
The rigid amendatory provisions of the Illi-
nois Constitution. Great Lakes Banker,
20:7. (3500)
Tax collection procedure — land use implica-
tion and administrative problems. U.S.D.A.
Bur. Agr. Econ. Mimeo., Feb., 1939.
46 pp.
Ames, Alfred Campbell, A.M., Assistant in
English
Articles:
Letter to the editor on the address of Pro-
fessor Harold J. Laski. Urbana Courier,
April 9, 1939, p. 6. (300)
Anderson, Harold Homer, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Psychology
Books:
With P. A. Witty and others:
Mental hygiene in modern education. Farrar
and Rinehart, N. Y., 1939. xiii + 539 pp.
Andrews, Andrew Irving, Ph.D., Professor of
Ceramic Engineering
Articles:
With C. H. Zwertnann:
Fundamentals of color in porcelain enamels.
/. Amer. Cer. Soc, 22:65. (3000)
With B. W. King, Jr.:
Identity and amounts of fluoride crystals
present in enamels. Ibid., 22:123. (750)
With F. Porter:
Thirteen lectures on enamels. Published
separately, Inland Steel Co., Chicago.
(40,000)
Apple, Carl, B.S., M.D., Associate in Ophthal-
mology
Articles:
Congenital abducens paralysis. Amer. J.
Ophthal., Ser. 3, 22:2:169-73. (2700)
Archer, Luther Bunyan, M.S., E.E., Assistant
Professor of Electrical Engineering
Articles:
Solution of network systems by successive
approximations. Elcc. J., 35:12:481-82.
(1200)
Arnim, Sumter Smith, D.D.S., Ph.D., As-
sistant Professor of Operative Dentistry
Articles:
Changes in the incisor teeth of rats, follow-
ing extraction of the upper right first and
second molars. /. Amer. Dent. Assoc,
25:1807-18.
Arnold, Lloyd, A.M., M.D., Professor of Bac-
teriology and Public Health
Articles:
A sanitary study of commercial laundry
practices. Amer. J. Public Health, 28:7:
839. (iqoo)
A glass milk bottle with narrowing pouring
lip and minimum drip. /. Milk Technol.,
1:6:5-14. (2000)
The pouring lip and cap as sanitary factors
in bottled milk. Ibid., 2:1:41-43. (1100)
A new surgical mask — a bacteriologic air
filter. Arch. Surg., 37:1008. (1800)
The pouring lip a sanitary factor in bottled
milk. Dairy Mfrs. Conf, Manual, Univ. of
111., Nov., 1938, pp. 242-47. (2300)
The influence of the ingestion of nickel
pectinate upon growth of young rats.
Amer. J. Dig. Dis., 6:2:103. (350)
The bactericidal action of pectin and metal
pectinates. Ibid., 6:2:104. (800)
With Esther Meyer:
The efficiency of several germicides and anti-
septics on the oral mucosa. Ibid., 5:7:418-
20. (1100)
With D. K. O'Connor and H. E. McDaniels:
Replacing B. coli by B. paratyphosus B.
in large intestines in guinea pigs. Ibid.,
5:3:176-77. (500)
With Nell Hirschberg:
The effect of human tissue juices on tubercle
bacilli. Amer. Rev. Tuberc, 37:6:598-611.
(3900)
With Emil Weiss:
Complement fixation test for gonorrhea with
increased antibody content. Amer. J.
Syph. Conor, and Ven. Dis., 22:3:310-26.
(3600)
Ashby, Robert C, Ph.D., Professor of Live-
stock M.Trketing
Articles:
Auctions and marketing Illinois livestock.
Chicago Prod. Comm. Assoc, An. Rpt.,
1937, pp. 50-58. (4000)
The "yen" for trading. U. S. Live Stock
Nezvs, 5:2:3. (2500)
The place of livestock auction markets.
Coop. J., 12:3:84. (500)
Selling Illinois livestock through auctions.
U. of I. Dept. of Agr. Econ. Slimeo., 890.
(10,000)
Selling for the high dollar. Chicago Daily
Drovers J., Nos. 168, 169, 170, 172; Nat.
Live Stock Prod., 16:12:12-13. (4000)
Types of livestock markets and the price
structure. /. Farm Econ., 21:1:195-214.
(7500)
With Sleet cr Bull and R. J. Webb:
Retailers' reactions to the sale of grade-
stamped beef in Illinois. Proc. Amer. Soc.
Animal Prod., Dec, 1938, pp. 262-67.
(3000)
Reviews:
Collectivism, a false Utopia, by W. H.
Chamberlain. /. Farm Econ., 20:3:733-35.
(800)
Astell, Louis Alexander, M.S., Instructor in
Education, Teacher of Science in University
High School, and Supervisor of Science Aids
Service
Articles:
Significant aspects of visual aids in chemical
education. /. Chetn. Educ, 17:129-33.
(3850)
Development and needs of visual aids in
chemical education. Educ. Screen, 17:150-
52. (3000)
Publications of the Faculty
AsTELL, L. A. — Articles (continued)
Audio-visual aids in chemistry at the sec-
ondary level. Trans. III. Acad. Set., 31:
2:118-21. (2400)
Audiieth, Ludwig Frederick, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Chemistry
Books edited:
With others:
Inorganic syntheses (vol. 1). McGraw-Hill
Book Co., N. Y., 1939- '97 PP-
Articles:
With H. Sisler:
Potassium nitrilosulfonate. J.A.C.S., 60:1947-
49. (2000)
With J. H. Billman:
Separation of sulfuric acid from nitric, alkyl-
and arylsfllfonic, and alkyl-sulfonic acids
by means of liquid ammonia. Ibid., 60:
1945. (2000)
With Sister M. losetta Butler:
Ammonium and substituted ammonium sulfa-
mates. Ibid., 61:914-15. (1500)
With J. Kleinberg:
Acid catalysis in liquid ammonia. III. Effect
of substituents on the ammonolysis of
esters. /. Org. Chem., 3:312-16. (2500)
With P. K. Glasoe:
Acid catalysis in amines. I. The catalytic
effect of cyclohexylammonium salts on the
reaction between cyclohexylamine and
esters. Ibid., 4:54-59. (3000)
With Sister M. Josetta Butler and G. F. Smith:
Sulfamic acid as a standard of acidimetry.
Ind. Eng. Chem., Anal. Ed., 10:690-92.
(3000)
With V. F. Balaty and L. L. Fellinger:
Acid catalysis in liquid ammonia. Am-
monolysis of fatty oils. Ind. Eng. Chem.,
31, 280-82. (3000)
Bachem, Albert, Ph.D., Professor of Biophysics
Articles:
With B. Fantus:
Evaluation of skin protection against ultra-
violet rays. Arch. Phys. Ther., 20:69-76.
(2700)
Badger, Alfred Earl, Ph.D., Research Associ-
ate in Ceramic Engineering
Articles:
With J. F. White:
Comparison of thermal expansions of glasses.
Glass Ind., 19:12:463-64. (1000)
With L. M. Doney:
Note on use of caustic alkali in glass batches.
Ibid., 20:3:103. (600)
With W. L. Schwalbe and W. B. Silverman:
Tensile tests of glasses. /. Amer. Cer. Soc,
21:10:333-38. (2500)
Badger, Carroll John, B.S., Associate in Soil
Experiment Fields
Articles:
The trailing wild bean in southern Illinois.
Trans. III. Acad. Sci., 31:2:62. (500)
See also F. C. Bauer.
Baer, Reinhold, Ph.D., Associate Professor of
Mathematics
Articles:
Groups with abelian central quotient group.
Trans Amer. Math. Soc, 44:357-86. (15,-
000)
Groups with preassigned central and central
quotient group. Ibid., 44:387-412. (13,-
000)
Articles (continued)
The applicability of lattice theory to group
theory. Bui. Amer. Math. Soc, 44:817-20.
(2000)
The significance of the system of subgroups
for the structure of the group. Amer. J.
Math., 61:1-44. (24,000)
Almost Hamiltonian groups. Compositio
Math., 6:3:382-406. (15,000)
Bailar, John Christian, Jr., Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Chemistry, Secretary of the De-
partment, and Counselor in the Personnel
Bureau
Articles:
The coordinating tendency of metallic ions.
Chem. Rev., 23:65-75. (5000)
With J. P. McReynolds:
The catalytic reaction between sodium nitrite
and dichloro-diethylene-diamino-cobaltic
chloride. J.A.C.S., 60:2817-18. (750)
Reviews:
Introductory general chemistry, by S. R.
Brinkley. /. Chem. Educ, 15:597. (600)
Baily, H. Heaton, A.M., C.P.A., Associate
Professor of Accountancy
Books:
Accounting systems. Stipes Publishing Co.,
Champaign, 111., 1938. 100 pp.
Reviews:
Bookkeeping and accounting, by A. H. Rosen-
kampff and W. C. Wallace. Acct. Rev.,
14:1:83-84. (625)
Baker, Frank Collins, B.S., Curator of the
Museum of Natural History, Emeritus
Articles:
The Mollusca of the shell heaps or escargo-
tieres of northern Algeria. Part III. Pre-
historic habitation sites in the Sahara and
north Africa. Logan Mus. Bui., 5:185-225.
(15,000)
New land and freshwater Mollusca from the
upper Pliocene of Kansas and a new
species of Gyraulus from early Pleistocene
strata. Natitilus, 51:126-31. (2000)
Original copies of Say's "American Con-
chology." Ibid., 52:106. (200)
Stagnicola bulimoides vancouverensis Nov.
Var. Ibid., 52:144. (150)
Balduf, Walter Valentine, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Entomology
Articles:
The rise of entomophagy among Lepidoptera.
Amer. Naturalist, 72:358-79. (6500)
Food habits of Phymata pennsylvanica ameri-
cana. Can. Entom., 71:66-74. (5500)
Reviews:
Lac cultivation in India, by P. M. Glover.
/. Econ. Entom., 31:636-37- (375)
Barker, Roger G., Ph.D., Assistant Professor
of Education
Articles:
The effect of frustration upon cognitive
ability. Character &f Personality, 7:2:145-
50. (2400)
With C. P. Stone:
The attitudes and interests of premenarcheal
and post menarcheal girls. /. Genetic
Psych., 54:27-71. (10,000)
Barlow, Reuel Richard, A.M., Professor of
Journalism
Articles:
The foreign press: France. Journ. Qt.,
15:2:222-24; 15:3:313-15; 15:4:419-20; 16:
i:7^-75- (5000)
University of Illinois
Barrett, William Christopher, Ph.D., Instruc-
tor in Philosophy
Books:
Aristotle's analysis of movement. Columbia
Univ. Press, N. Y., 1938. 72 pp.
Articles:
Logical empiricism and the history of
philosophy. J. Phil., 36: 5: 124-32. (4000)
The null class of premises. Mind, 48:1189:
74-77. (2000)
Barrick, Roy Gilmore, M.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Criminology, Social Hygiene, and
Medical Jurisprudence
Articles:
Criteria of improvability. 38th An. Rpt.
Amer. Prison Assoc, 1938. (10,000)
Bartlett, James Holley, Jr., Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Theoretical Physics
Articles:
Stopping power for cosmic-ray electrons.
Phys. Rev., 53:915- (100)
With R. B. Watson:
Scattering of fast electrons. Ibid., 55:235-36.
(100)
Bartlett, Roland Willey, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Agricultural Economics
Articles:
Increasing the consumption of milk. Dairy
Mfrs. Short Course Manual, 1938, pp.
144-55-
Take long-time view on price problems.
Popkess' Dairyman's J., Jan., 1939, p. 10.
Wholesale prices of market milk, condensed
milk, and cheese, as related to butter
prices. ///. Farm Econ., Oct., 193S, pp.
201-03.
Considerations in governmental price control
of dairy products. Ibid., Feb., 1939, pp.
222-27.
Farm economic facts. Mass. State Coll. Ext.
Serv., May, 1939, pp. 2-3.
With H. A. Ruehe:
Butter prices, fluid milk prices, and canned
milk prices. Pure Milk, June, 1938, pp.
5, 12.
Relationship between prices of fluid milk and
prices of manufactured dairy products.
Hoard's Dairyman, June 25, 1938.
Price relationship between fluid milk and
manufactured dairy products. St. Louis
Sanitary Milk Producers, May, 1938.
Bartow, Virginia, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
of Chemistry
Reviews:
Library guide for the chemist, by B. A.
Soule. /. Chem. Educ, 15:597; Chcm.
Met. Eng., 46:36. (650)
Bauer, Edward Ezra, M.S., C.E., Assistant
Professor of Civil Engineering
Articles:
A study of deflocculating agents used in the
particle-size determination of soils. Proc.
A.S.T.M., 38:2:575-86. (6000)
Bauer, Frederick Charles, Ph.D., Professor of
Soil Fertility
Articles:
With L. B. Miller:
The effect of soil treatment in stabilizing
yields of corn. /. Amer. Soc. Agron., 30:
8:699-708. (2400)
Articles (continued)
With L. B. Miller:
Carlinville soil experiment fields: general
summary of results — 19 10-1937. U. of I.
Dept. of Agron. Mimeo., Sept., 1938.
(550)
With C. J. Badger:
Ewing soil experiment fields: general sum-
mary of results — 1910-1937. Ibid., July,
1938. (600)
With A. L. Lang and L. F. Marriott:
Kewanee soil experiment fields: general
summary of results — 1915-1937. Ibid., Oct.,
1938. (650)
Beard, J. Howard, A.M., M.D., Professor of
Hygiene, Head of the Department of Health
Service, and University Health Officer
Articles:
Venereal disease: some reflections. ///. Med.
I., 75:2:122-27. (2500)
Beck, William Carl, A.B., M.D., Associate in
Surgery
Articles:
With G. W. Scupham, G. de Takats, and T. R.
Van Dellen:
Vascular diseases: a review of some of the
recent literature, with a critical review
of the surgical treatment. Arch. Int. Med.,
62:482-539.
Berdahl, Clarence Arthur, Ph.D., Professor of
Political Science
Reviews:
The world crisis, by P. Mantoux, \V. E.
Rappard, and others. Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev.,
32:5:982-84. (looo)
Geneva and the drift to war, by Sir Norman
Angell, J. B. Condliffe, and others. Ibid.,
32:5:984-85. (500)
The first sanctions experiment, by A. E.
Highley. Ibid., 33:1:146. (300)
Berg, Max, M.S., M.D., Instructor in Pa-
thology and in Medicine
Articles:
Leucocytic variability and its relation to
meteorological alterations. /. Lab. Clin.
Med., 23:797-803. (3000)
Billman, John Henry, Ph.D., Instructor in
Chemistry
Articles:
With C. M. Smith:
The reaction of carbon suboxide with methyl-
magnesium iodide. J.A.C.S., 61:457.
(1800)
Sec also L. F. Audrieth.
Bisesi, Joseph Louis, M.S., E.E., Special Re-
search Associate in Engineering Materials
See H. F. Moore.
Black, Dorothy Miller, A.M., Reference As-
sistant in the Library
Reviews edited:
Subscription Books Bulletin (quarterly,
A.L.A.), vols. 9-10, 1938-1939.
Blair, Glenn Myers, Ph.D., Associate in Edu-
cation
Books:
Mentally superior and inferior children in
the junior and senior high school. Teach-
ers Coll., Columbia Univ., N. Y., 1938.
xii + 87 pp.
Publications of the Faculty
Blair, G. M. (continued)
Articles:
Relation of intelligence to knowledge of
world affairs. Sch. and Soc, 48:762-63.
(1500)
Blaurock, Melvin Frank Otto, M.D., M.S., As-
sistant in Psychiatry
See A. A. Low.
Blodgett, Ralph Hamilton, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Economics
Books:
With P. F. Gemmill:
Current economic problems. Harpers, N. Y.,
1939- 753 pp.
Bloom, Margaret, Ph.D., Instructor in English
Books:
Down the Ohio. Albert Whitman, Chicago,
1938. 201 pp.
Bogart, Ernest Ludlow, Ph.D., Professor of
Economics, Emeritus
Books:
Economic history of the United States_ (5th
ed.). Longmans, Green and Co., N. Y.,
1938. 654 pp.
Boley, Loyd Edwin, D.V.M., Assistant in
Animal Pathology and Hygiene
Articles:
With N. D. Levine and W. G. Kammlade :
A note on the effect of repeated treatment
of sheep for Haemonchus contortus.
Cornell Vet., 28:296-98. (1000)
Meat inspection. U . of I. Cold Storage
Locker Conf. Manual, Feb., 1939, pp. 14-
16. (1800)
Bolin, Oren, M.S., Associate in Plant Genetics
See G. H. Dungan and C. M. Woodworth.
Bonin, Gerhardt von, M.D., Professor of
Anatomy
Articles:
The cerebral cortex of the Cebus monkey.
J. Comp. Neurol., 69:2:181-227. (16,000)
Studies of the size of the cells in the cerebral
cortex. Ibid., 69:3:381-90. (3700)
With G. M. Morant:
Indian races in the United States. A survey
of previously published cranial measure-
ments. Biometrika, 30: i-2:g4-i2g. (12,000)
Reviews:
Mathematical biophysics: physicomathematical
foundations of biology, by N. Rashevsky.
Psychomctrika, 4:1:69-72. (2000)
Bonnett, Orville Thomas, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Plant Genetics
Articles:
Hood and supernumerary spike development
in barley. /. Agr. Res., 57-5'37T--77-
(2900)
Seed setting and average seed weight as
affected by two methods of opening barley
flowers for emasculation. Amer. Soc.
Agron., 30:6:501-06. (1600)
Booth, Alfred Whaley, Ph.D., Instructor in
Geography
Articles:
The geography of the southeastern dairy
region of Wisconsin. Univ. Wis. Sum-
maries of Doctoral Dissertations, 2:234-36.
(1000)
Bosselman, Mrs. Beulah Chamberlain, A.B.,
M.D., Associate in Psychiatry
Articles:
Some present-day aspects of treatment of
the psychoses. III. Med. J., 75:4:355-59.
(3000)
Boyd, Anne Morris, B.L.S., Associate Profes-
sor of Library Science
Articles:
Trends in publishing. ///. Lib., 20:12:59-63.
(4000)
Bray, Roger Hammond, M.S., Assistant Chief
in Soil Survey Analysis
Articles:
With L. C. Olson:
The determination of the organic base-ex-
change capacity of soils. Soil Sci., 45:6:
483-96. (3700)
See also E. E. DeTurk.
Bredlau, Ernest A., M.D., Associate in Laryn-
gology, Rhinology, and Otology
Articles:
Objective tinnitus aurium. Arch. Otolar., 28:
193-98.
Brett, Lewis Edward, Ph.D., Instructor in
Romance Languages
Articles:
A new approach to historical syntax. Italica,
16:1:17-22. (3000)
Briggs, Frances Agnes, Ph.D., Instructor in
Physiological Chemistry
Articles:
With W. C. Hueper and H. D. Wolfe:
Experimental investigation on the etiology of
aniline tumors. /. Ind. Hygiene and Toxi-
col., 20:85-91. (3000)
The excretion in the urine of ovalbumin and
of blood proteins after the intravenous
injection of crystallized ovalbumin. /.
Infect. Dis., 63:103-12. (5000)
Bristow, Leonard, Ph.D., Instructor in Mathe-
matics
Articles:
Expansion of functions in solutions of func-
tional equations. Bui. Amer. Math. Soc.,
Dec, 1938. (1500)
Broder, Samuel B., M.D., M.S., Associate in
Psychiatry
Articles:
A case study — phychiatric implications; the
value of psychotherapy as an aid to pris-
oners in the preparation for extramural
adjustment. Proc. Amer. Prison Assoc,
Oct., 1938, pp. 280-91.
Broderick, Edwin Laurence, M.S., Research
Assistant in Mechanical Engineering
See A. P. Kratz. '
Brodie, Allan Gibson, D.D.S., M.S., Profes-
sor of Orthodontia and Head of the Depart-
ment
Articles:
Retention. Angle Orthodontist, 9:2.
With W. Downs, A. Goldstein, and E. Myer:
A cephalometric appraisal of orthodontic
results. Ibid., 8:4.
University of Illinois
Bronstein, I. Pat, B.S., M.D.. Assistant Pro-
fessor of Pediatrics
Articles:
Hypergenitalism in children. /. Pediatrics,
14:2:203-12. (3500)
Gynecomastia. Endocrinology, 24:2:274-77.
See also A. IV. Brown.
Brown, Andrew W., Ph.D., Associate Profes-
sor of Criminolog'y, Social Hygiene, and
Medical Jurisprudence
Articles:
Conduct disorders and delinquency. Chapter
16 in Mental Hygiene and Modern Educa-
tion, edited by P. A. Witty and C. E.
Skinner, Farrar and Rinehart, N. Y., 1939,
pp. 443-74-
With I. P. Bronstein and Ruth Kraines:
Hypothyroidism and cretinism in children.
VI. Influence of thyroid therapy on
mental growth. Amcr. J. Dis. Children,
57:3:Si7-23-
With Margaret Davidson:
The development and standardization of the
I.J.R. test for the visually handicapped.
/. Applied Psych., 23:2:229-39.
Brown, Hugh Alexander, M.S.. E.E., Professor
of Electrical Engineering
Articles:
With P. W. Ryburn:
Use of conventional oscillator as a generator
of impulse voltages. Trans. III. Acad. Sci.,
31:2:190-91.
Electronic switching circuits. Elec. Eng.,
57:8:360. (250)
Bruckner, Walter Herbert, A.B., Ch.E., Re-
search Assistant Professor in Metallurgical
Engineering
Articles:
The use of the Charpy test as a method of
evaluating toughness adjacent to welds.
A.S.T.M., 38:2:71-79- (5000)
Buchholz, John Theodore, Ph.D., Professor of
Botany and Head of the Department
Articles:
Report on Grant No. 200 (1937), Committee
on Research for 1938. Yrhk. Amer. Phil.
Soc, 1938, pp. 143-46. (1000)
Elisha Newton Plank. Amer. Mid. Naturalist,
20:4:521-25. (2800)
The morphology and embryogeny of Sequoia
gigantea. Amer. J. Bot., 26:93-101. (8800)
The embryogeny of Sequoia sempervirens
with a comparison of the Sequoias. Ibid.,
26:248-57. (9000)
With A. F. Blakeslee:
Direct demonstration in the male game-
tophyte of the result of crossing over in
Datura. Rec. Genetic Soc. Amer., 1938, pp.
95-96. (600)
With A. F. Blakeslee and others:
Chromosome investigations. Yrbk. Carnegie
Instit. of Wash., 1937- 1938, pp. 35-40.
(2400)
Bugbee, Martha Herckenrath, A.M., Instruc-
tor in Physical Education for Women
Articles:
Defense play. Basketball Guide, A. S. Barnes
and Co., N. Y., 1938, pp. 31-34- (1250)
Bull, Sleeter, M.S., Professor of Meats
Articles:
Early maturing hogs will help solve the lard
problem. Nat. Live Stock Prod., 17:18:12.
(1500)
Articles (continued)
Retardation of rancidity in bacon, lard, and
pork fats. Food, 8:91:281-82. (2000)
Rancidity of pork fats. Nat. Provisioner,
100:6: II. (2500)
Processing of meat for locker storage. U. of
I. Cold Storage Locker Conf. Manual,
Feb., 1939, pp. 17-20. (3000)
Producer and consumer interest in graded
beef. Proc. U. S. Live Stock Assoc, 1939.
(3500)
With R. C. Ashby and R. J. Webb:
Retailers' reaction to the sale of grade-
stamped beef in Illinois. Prof. Amer. Soc.
Animal Prod., Dec, 1938, pp. 262-67.
(3000)
Burllson, William Leonidas, Ph.D., D.Agr.,
Professor of Crop Production and Head of
the Department of Agronomy
Articles:
With J. W. Lloyd:
Eighteen varieties of edible soybeans. ///.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui., 453, pp. 383-439.
(25,000)
With R. F. Fuelleman:
Pasture yields and consumption under graz-
ing conditions. /. Amer. Soc. Agron., 31:
5:399-412. (2900)
With G. H. Diingan:
Spring barley in Illinois, 1927-1938. U. of
I. Dept. of Agron. Mimeo., Jan., 1939.
(1450)
Winter barley and winter oats in Illinois.
Ibid., Feb., 1939. (1000)
Results of oat variety tests on agronomy
crop e.xperiment fields summarized to in-
clude 1938. Ibid., Jan., 1939. (750)
Performance of varieties of spring wheat in
Illinois, 1927-1938. Ibid., (800)
Results of variety tests with winter wheats
grown in 1938. Ibid., Aug., 1938. (450)
Burmester, Ben Roy, Ph.D., Instructor in
Animal Physiology
Articles:
With L. E. Card:
The effect of resecting the so-called chalazi-
ferous region of the hen's oviduct on the
formation of subsequent eggs. Poultry
Sci., 18:2:138-45.
Bums, Mrs. Kathryn Van Aken, A.M., Asso-
ciate Professor of Home Economics
Articles:
Report of American Association for Adult
Education. /. Home Econ., 30:473-74.
(450) .
Home economics and adult education. Ibid.,
30:521-25. (2300)
Buswell, Arthur Moses, Ph.D., Professor of
Chemistry and Chief of the State Water
Survey
Articles:
Microscopic growths in distribution sys-
tems and their food supply. /. Amer.
Water Works Assoc, 30:10:1651-54.
Water isn't H;0. Ibid., 30:9:1433-41.
With W. H. Rodebush:
Association through hydrogen. /. Phys.
Chem., 43:219-30.
With W. H. Rodebush and M. F. Roy:
Infrared absorption studies. V. Association
in the carboxylic acids. J.A.C.S., 60:2239-
44- (3000)
Infrared absorption studies. VI. Association
in the acid amides and oximes. Ibid., 60:
2444-49. (3000)
Publications of the Faculty
BuswELL, A. M. — Articles (continued)
Infrared absorption studies. VII. Complex
formation due to hydrogen bonding. Ibid.,
60:2528-31. (3000)
With others:
III. Water Surv. Bui., 21, Supp. I, pp. 711-
1089.
Camp, Walter John Richard, M.D., Ph.D., Pro-
fessor of Pharmacology, Materia Medica,
and Therapeutics
Articles:
Potentiation of digitalis action by epinephrine
and potassium. Arch. Int. Pharmacodyn.,
41:1:60-63. (660)
Canter, Howard Vernon, Ph.D., Professor of
the Classics
Books:
With W. A. Oldfather and K. M. Abbott:
Index verborum Ciceronis epistularum. Univ.
of 111. Press, Urbana, 1938. 584 pp.
Articles:
Praise of Italy in classical authors, II.
Class. J., 34:396-409. (5200)
Card, Leslie Ellsworth, Ph.D., Professor of
Poultry Husbandry
Books:
With E. H. Barger:
Diseases and parasites of poultry (2d ed.).
Lea and Febiger, Phila., 1938. 386 pp.
With W. A. Lippincott:
Poultry production (6th ed.). Lea and
Febiger, Phila., 1939. 603 pp.
Carlson, Hilding Bror, Ph.D., Associate in
Psychologj'
Articles:
With Harvey A. Carr:
Visual and vocal recognition memory. /.
Exp. Psych., 23:523-30. (1600)
Camahan, David Hobart, Ph.D., Professor of
French
Articles:
The romantic debate in the French daily
press of 1809. Pub. Hod. Lang. Assoc,
53:2:475-501. (13,000)
Carter, Herbert Edmund, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Chemistry
Articles:
With E. J. Van Loon:
/3-phenylnaphthalene. J.A.C.S., 60:1077-80.
(2000)
With others:
Amide metabolism. 7. Biol. Chem., i23:xx.
(200)
Case, Harold Clayton M., Ph.D., Professor of
Agricultural Economics and Head of the
Department
Articles:
Farm management aspects of soil conserva-
tion. 7. Farm Econ., 20:1:102-15. (5000)
With M. L. Mosher:
Farm practices and their effects on farm
earnings. III. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui., 444.
(35,000)
With J. Ackerman :
Our farm tenancy problems. U. of I. Dept.
of Agr. Econ. ^Iimeo., 867. (5000)
With M. L. Mosher and E. G. Fruin:
Three years' summary report of the farm
bureau farm management service. Ibid.,
916. (12,000)
Articles (continued)
With M. L. Mosher, W. A. Herrington, E. G.
Fruin, and B. E. King:
Farm bureau farm management service re-
ports. Ibid., 863, 869. (20,000)
Chanler, Josephine Hughes, Ph.D., Associate
in Mathematics
Articles:
With R. M. Thrall:
Ternar>- trilinear forms in the field of com-
plex numbers. Duke Math. I., 4:4:678-90.
(5200)
Chapin, Mildred Ruth, M.S., Instructor in
Home Economics
Articles:
With others:
Ten lessons on batters and doughs. U. of I.
Dept. of Home Econ. Circ. (3000)
Chapman, Carleton Abramson, Ph.D., Associ-
ate in Geology
Articles:
Geology of the Mascoma quadrangle. New
Hampshire. Geol. Soc. Amer. Bui., 50:
127-80. (26,000)
With J. B. Hadley:
Geology of the Mt. Cube and Mascoma
quadrangles, New Hampshire. State Plan,
and Develop. Comm., Concord, X. H.,
1939- (7500)
With R. W. Chapman:
Cauldron subsidence at Ascutney Mountain,
Vermont (abstract). Geol. Soc. Amer.
Bui., 49:1872-73. (250)
Chase, Herman Burleigh, Ph.D., Instructor in
Zoology
Articles:
Dominance in the E series of the guinea pig.
Genetics, 24:1:67. (250)
Clark, George Lindenberg, Ph.D., D.Sc, Pro-
fessor of Chemistry
Articles:
Beyond the horizon of traditional chemistry.
Reg. of Phi Lambda Upsilon, 24:2:36-41.
(1800)
Analysis by x-rays of ultimate structures of
living materials. Radiologica, 3:1-2:1-14;
Radiol., 30:2:180-90. (7000)
With R. Rowan:
The formaldehyde protein reaction. Science,
87:487. (ISO)
With R. R. Sterrett and B. H. Lincoln:
Chemical and physical forces in lubrication.
Chapter in Science of Petroleum, Oxford
Univ. Press, pp. 2566-75. (6000)
With S. T. Gross:
A test of the alternative structures proposed
for cellulose. Zeif. Kristallog., 99:3:357-
66; Textile Res., 9:1:7-15. (4S00)
With S. T. Gross and W. H. Smith:
X-ray diffraction patterns of crystalline sol
rubber prepared from ethereal solutions.
7. Nat. Bur. Standards, 22:1:105-07. (1500)
With W. P. Tyler:
Studies on lead oxides. II. Hydrous, normal,
and active lead monoxides. J.A.C.S., 61:
1:58-65. (5200)
With S. L. Tuckey and H. A. Ruehe :
An x-ray diffiraction analysis of Cheddar
cheese. 7. Dairy Sci., 21:12:777-89.
(6500)
An x-ray diffraction analysis of casein. Ibid.,
21:12:767-75. (4300)
lO
University of Illinois
Clark, G. L. — Articles (continued)
With E. A. Parker, W. E. Petzer, and G. J.
Ritter:
The microstructure and the diffraction pat-
tern of basswood ash. J.A.C.S., 60:12:
2980-82. (1000)
With H. C. Sweany and Rosalind Klaas:
The detection of crystalline silica in lung
tissue by x-ray diffraction analysis.
Radiol., 31:3:299-307- (3600)
Clark, Joe Haller, A.M., Assistant in Chem-
istry
Articles:
With H. R. Heme: , ,
Keto ethers. III. )S-halogenoethoxyethyl
alkyl ketones derived from ethylene bromo-
hydrin. /. Org. Chem., 2:508-13. (1700)
Clark, John Wesley, M.S., Assistant in
Physics
Articles:
A new method for obtaining a uniform
magnetic field. Rev. Sci. Instr., 9:10:320-
22. (2000)
Clement, John Addison, Ph.D., Professor of
Education
Books:
Educational significance of analysis, appraisal,
and use of textbooks. Daniels Press,
Champaign, 111., i939- 260 pp.
Articles:
A study of ninth grade subjects and activi-
ties in 307 North Central Association
secondary schools during 19371938. North
Central Assoc. Qt., 13:4:447-62. (4000)
Clevenger, Arthur Wilbur, A.M., High School
Visitor with the Rank of Professor
Books:
With P. E. Belting:
The high school at work. Rand McNally
and Co., Chicago, i939- 44i PP-
Articles:
The State of North Dakota, by William
Langer, Governor, plaintiff vs. the North
Central Association of Colleges and Sec-
ondary schools and certain officers of the
Association, defendants. North Central
Assoc. Qt., 13:4. (7300)
The Association — some suggestions for a
continued program of service. Ibid., 13:2.
(2200) . .
The high school in transition and new chal-
lenges to secondary education. Mimeo. by
Radio Station WLS, Dec. i, 1938. (3100)
Training in the field of commerce from the
point of view of the junior college. Proc.
Amer. Assoc. Collegiate Schools of Bus.,
Apr., 1938. (2700)
Coble, Arthur Byron, Ph.D., LL.D., Professor
of Mathematics and Head of the Department
Articles:
Cremona transformations with an invariant
rational sextic. Bui. Amer. Math. Soc,
45:4:285-88. (1600)
Coe, George Charles, B.S., M.D., Instructor in
Medicine
See E. B. Frcilich.
Cole, Arthur Gideon, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Physiological Chemistry
Articles:
Preparation and precipitin reactions of some
crystallized ovalbumins. Arch. Path., 26:
96-101. (2500)
Reviews:
The chemistry of the amino acids and
proteins, edited by C. L. A. Schmidt.
J. A.M. A., 112:79. (400)
Cole, Warren Henry, B.S., M.D., Professor of
Surgery and Head of the Department
Books:
With Elman:
Textbook of general surgery (2d ed.).
D. Appleton-Century Co., N. Y., 1939.
1031 pp.
Articles:
The treatment of acute pancreatitis. Internat.
Abst. Surg., 67:31-38.
Noncalculous cholecystitis. Surg., 3:6:824-39.
Experimental and clinical studies on laryn-
geal spasm and so-called tracheal collapse.
Trans. 3d Internat. Goiter Conf., Arch.
Surg.
With L. J. Rossiter:
The relationship of lesions of the cystic duct
to gallbladder disease. Amer. J. Dig. Dis.,
5:9:576-86.
Reviews:
Pediatric surgery, by E. C. Brenner. Surg.,
4:5:805.
Collins, W. Leighton, M.S., Assistant Profes-
sor of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
See J. O. Draffin and T. J. Dolan.
Colman, Charles Wilson, Ph.D., Instructor
in French
Articles:
Jean Richepin. Abst. of Theses, Cornell
Univ., 1938, pp. 61-63. (1500)
Coltman, John Wesley, M.S., Assistant in
Physics
Articles:
With R. S. Shankland:
The departure of the overtones of a vibrating
wire from a true harmonic series. /.
Acous. Soc, 10:3:161-66. (3500)
Converse, Paul D., A.M., Professor of Busi-
ness Organization and Operation
Reviews:
Prices and price policies, by Walton Hamil-
ton and others. /. Bus., 12:108-10. (1050)
Public regulation of milk marketing in Cali-
fornia, by J. M. Tinley. /. Marketing,
3:413-15. (1400)
Coombe, John Van Veghten, M.S.. Special Re-
search Assistant in Civil Engineering
See W. M. Wilson.
Copley, Michael Joseph, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Chemistry
Articles:
With G. F. Zellhoefer:
The heats of mixing of haloforms and
polyethylene glycol ethers. Ibid., 00:1343-
45. (1200)
Sec also C. S. Marvel.
Corbett, Willard Jason, M.S., First Assistant
in Dairy Husbandry
Articles:
Non-milk products for use in manufacture of
ice cream. Confectionery and Ice Cream
World, Oct. 21, 1938. (2500)
Sanitary problems in connection with the
use of the homogenizer. Milk Dealer, Jan.,
1939. (2500)
Publications of the Faculty
II
CoRBETT, W. J. — Articles (continued)
Use of low-lactose milk solids in ice cream.
Ice Cream Rev., Jan., 1939. (2000)
See also P. H. Tracy.
Corbus, Budd Clarke, Jr., M.D., M.S., Instruc-
tor in Pathology
Articles:
The pathology of the complications of Neis-
serian infection in the male and their
surgical treatment. Surg. Clin. N. Aincr.,
Feb., 1939.
With B. C. Corbus, Sr.:
The serobiological control of Xeisserian in-
fections by means of the bouillon filtrate
(Corbus-Ferry). III. Med. J., Jan., 1939.
Cozzens, Arthur Bertrand, Ph.D., Instructor
in Geography
Articles:
Natural regions of the Ozark province. Ann.
Assoc. Amer. Geog., 29:1:68. (500)
Craig, Herbert Walker, M.S., Associate in
Physical Education for Men
Articles:
Sports interests and attitudes of students en-
rolled in the service curriculum in physical
education at the University of Illinois.
Res. Qt. Amer. Assoc. Health, Phys. Educ,
Recreation, 10:2. (2500)
Cramer, Ralph Ellsworth, M.S., Special Re-
search Assistant Professor of Engineering
Materials
See H. F. Moore.
Crandell, John Stanley, B.S., C.E., Professor
of Highway Engineering
Articles:
Development of brick pavements in the
United States. Public Roads, 19:4:58.
(4000)
Report on fillers for block pavements. Proc.
Permanent Internat. Road Cong., Belgium,
1938. (1500)
Fillers for brick and block pavements. Roads
and Road Constr. (London), Feb. i, 1939,
pp. 45-46. (600)
Progress in research on the improvement of
soil properties by the addition of granular
materials, tar, asphalt, and Portland cement.
Proc. Mont. Nat. Bituminous Conf., Oct.,
1938, pp. 170-79. (60Q0)
Erosion control in Illinois. Proc. Hy. Res.
Bd., 1938, pp. 216-18. (2100)
Report of committee on fillers and cushion
courses for brick and block pavements.
Ibid., pp. 221-26. (800)
Crathome, Arthur Robert, Ph.D., Professor
of Mathematics
Books:
With H. L. Rietz:
College algebra (4th rev. ed.). Henry Holt
and Co., N.Y., 1939. xvi + 298 pp.
Crist, Raymond E., Dr. es Lettres, Instructor
in Geography
Articles:
Some phases of human response in the
French Alps. Sci. Mo., 47:6:519-24. (3000)
The pulque industry — some of its social and
geographic aspects. Econ. Geog., 15:2:
189-94. (3000)
Reviews:
La Mediterranee, les hommes et leurs
travaux, by Charles Parain. Econ. Geog.,
14:4:428-29. (1000)
Reviews (continued)
Naturgeschjchte der Northers, by Leo Waibel.
Geog. Rev., Apr., 1939, pp. 329-30. (500)
Dalitsch, Walter William, B.S., D.D.S., M.D.,
Assistant Professor of Medicine and Health
Officer for the Chicago Departments
Articles:
Medical problems in dentistry. ///. Dent. J.,
7:8:295-301. (3400)
Darrow, Chester William, Ph.D., Associate
in Physiology and in Criminology, Social
Hygiene, and Medical Jurisprudence
See E. Gellhorn and A. P. Solomon.
Davis, David John, M.D., Ph.D., Professor of
Pathology, Head of the Department of
Pathology, Bacteriology, and Public Health,
and Dean of the College of Medicine
Articles:
Goiter and malignant growth of the thyroid
in the dog. Arch. Path., 26:339-47.
Interrelations of veterinary and human
medicine. Vet. Med., 34:1.
Current medical events that make history.
///. Alumni News, July, 1938.
Dell, George Harper, M.S., C.E., Associate in
Civil Engineering
Articles:
Graphics for vertical curves. Eng. Neivs-
Rec, 121:15:476. (400)
Calculating the volume of a truncated
spherical segment. Civ. Eng., 9:2:120-21.
(400)
Calculation of square root by successive ap-
proximations. Ibid., 8:9:613-14. (600)
Solution of equations in structural analysis
by converging increments. Proc. A.S.C.E.,
64:8:1587-98. (5000)
The effects of errors or variations in the
arbitrary constants of simultaneous equa-
tions. ///. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui., 309.
(16,000)
DeTurk, Ernest E., Ph.D., Professor of Soil
Fertility
Articles:
Properties of Illinois soils which are related
to their need for limestone and factors
controlling the effectiveness of limestone.
III. Geol. Surv. Circ, 23:191-202. (5500)
Changes in the soil of the Morrow plots
which have accompanied long-continued
cropping (abstract). Proc. Soil Sci. Soc.
Amer., 3:83-85. (1400)
With R. H. Bray:
The release of potassium from non-replace-
able forms in Illinois soils. Ibid., 3:101-06.
(3500)
Articles edited:
Soil chemistry section in Proc. Soil Sci. Soc.
Amer., 3:77-166.
DeWolf, Frank Walbridge, B.S., Professor of
Geology and Head of the Department of
Geology and Geography
Articles:
With IV. W. West:
Stratigraphic studies of Baker-Glendive anti-
cline, eastern Montana. Bui. Amer. Assoc.
Petroleum Geol., 23:461-75. (5500)
Diamond, Isadore Bernhard, M.D., Assistant
Professor of Neurology and Neurological
Surgery
Articles:
Changes in the brain from thyrotoxicosis.
Arch. Path., 26:297-303.
See also G. B. Hassin.
12
University of Illinois
Dickinson, Frank Greene, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Economics
Articles:
'Ware the old folks. Sat. Eve. Post, Nov.
12, 1939. (4500)
Remarks as chairman of evening meeting on
social insurance. Proc. 6th An. Meet.
Amer. Assoc. Univ. Teachers of Insur-
ance, Dec. 28, 1938, pp. 75-80.
Reviews:
Revolt against war, by H. C. Engelbrecht.
Ann. Amer. Acad. Pol. Soc. Sci., Sept.
1938, PP- 284-85. (1000)
The risk of unemployment and its effect on
unemployment compensation. Ibid., Mar.,
1939. PP- ^09-10. (600)
Dillavou, Essel Ray, A.M., J.D., Professor of
Business Law
Articles:
The Chandler Act and business. Amer. Law
Sch. Rev., 9:299-303. (3000)
With P. C. Roberts:
Discharge of the bankrupt under the Chand-
ler Act. Opinion and Comment, Dec,
1938, pp. 8-12. (3500)
Dodge, Arthur Farwell, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Industrial Education
Articles:
Rubber stamps as school projects. Ind. Arts
Voc. Edtic, 27:6:248. (700)
Matching executive traits and abilities.
Factory, 96:7:50-51. (iioo)
What are the personality traits of the suc-
cessful sales-person? /. Applied Psych.,
22:3:229-38. (3000)
Test of executives' traits. Bus. Dig., 2:9:
25-27. (iioo)
Personality measuring stick. Retailing
(exec, ed.), 11:7:14. (1900)
Dolan, Thomas James, M.S., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
Articles:
The brittle material method of determining
localized stresses. Amer. Eng. Ind., 15:
10:484. (7000)
Simultaneous effects of corrosion and abrupt
changes in section on the fatigue strength
of steel. /. Applied Mech., s:4:Ai4i.
(9000)
With W. L. Collins:
Physical properties of four low-allov high-
strength steels. Proc. A.S.T.M., Pt. II,
38:157. (9000)
See also F. E. Richart.
Doland, James Joseph, M.S., C.E., Professor of
Civil Engineering
Books:
With H. E. Babbitt:
Water supply engineering (3d ed.). McGraw-
Hill Book Co., N.Y., 1939. 690 + xxiv pp.
Books edited:
With W. W. Horner:
Low dams. National Resources Comm.,
Wash., D.C., 1939. 431 + xii pp.
Dolch, Edward William, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Education
Books:
With J. C. Secgcrs and M. R. Trabue:
Vocabulary problems in the elementary
school, a digest of current research. Scott,
Foresman and Co., Chicago, 1939. 60 pp.
Articles:
The vocabularies of teaching units. Eletn.
Engl. Rev., 16:2:43-47. (2300)
Fact burden and reading diflSculty. Ibid.,
16:4:135-38. (2000)
With Blanche Clinc :
Discovering the handicapped. ///. Teach.,
27:6: 164. (1200)
With H. A. Curtis:
Do spelling books teach spelling? Eletn.
Engl. J., 39:584-92.
DoUins, Curtis Walter, M.S., Special Re-
search Assistant in Engineering Materials
See H. F. Moore.
Doob, Joseph Leo, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
of Mathematics
Articles:
Stochastic processes with an integral-valued
parameter. Trans. Amer. Math. Soc, 44:
1:87-150. (36,000)
One-parameter families of transformations.
Dnke Math. J., 4:4:752-74. (13,500)
Dorner, Herman Bernard, M.S., Professor of
Floriculture
Articles:
With F. F. Weinard:
Peonies — single and Japanese in the Illinois
trial gardens. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui., 447,
pp. 97-156. (15,000)
Downs, William Benham, D.D.S., M.S., As-
sistant Professor of Orthodontia
Articles:
Forces of occlusion. III. Dent. J., 7:11:426-
37. (2000)
See also A. G. Brodie.
Draffin, Jasper Owen, M.S., Professor of Theo-
retical and Applied Mechanics
Books:
The story of man's quest for water. Garrard
Press, Champaign, 111., 1939. 232 —■viii pp.
Articles:
Engineering history as a stimulus in research.
/. Eng. Educ, 29:7:514-19. (2800")
Strength of materials. Kent's Mech. Eng.
Handbook (11th ed.), Wiley Handbook
Ser., Vol. 3, Sec. 7, pp. 1-60.
With W. L. Collins:
Effect of size and type of specimen on the
torsional properties of cast iron. Proc.
A.S.T.M., 38:2:235-48. (6500)
Dunbar, Louise Bumham, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of History
Reviews:
Business enterprise in the American revolu-
tionary era, by R. A. East. Miss. Vail.
Hist. Rev., 25:4:558-59. (360)
Dungan, George Harlan, Ph.D., Professor of
Crop Production
Articles:
With W. L. Burlison:
Spring barley in Illinois, 1927-1938. U. of I.
Dept. of Agron. Mimeo., Jan., 1939. (1450)
Winter barley and winter oats in Illinois.
Ibid., Feb., 1939. (1000)
Results of oat variety tests on agronomy
crop experiment fields summarized to in-
clude 1938. Ibid., Jan., 1939. (750)
Performance of varieties of spring wheat
in Illinois, 1927-1938. Ibid. (800)
Results of variety tests with winter wheats
grown in 1938. Ibid., Aug., 1938. (450)
Puhlications of the Faculty
13
DuNGAN, G. H. — Articles (continued)
With C. M. Woodworth, A. L. Lang, J. H.
Bigger, R. O. Snelling:
Developments in hybrid corn production. ///.
Farm. Instit. Reprint, July, 1938, PP- 5-Si-
(10,000)
With A. L. Lang, J. H. Bigger, B. Koehler,
and O. Bolin:
Illinois corn performance tests, 1938- III-
Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui., 450, pp. 227-251.
(7500)
Dyniewicz, Josephine Marion, Ph.C, Instruc-
tor in Pharmacology, Materia Medica, and
Therapeutics
See B. Fantus and F. Steigmann.
Ehasz, Francis Louis, M.S., Instructor in
Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
Reviews:
J. Amer. Concr. Instit., 10:1:364; 10:2:129,
137. 138; 10:3:217, 218, 219, 220; 10:4:301,
302, 310, 10:5:426, 427, 428, 429. (3400)
Emch, Arnold, Ph.D., Professor of Mathe-
matics, Emeritus
Articles:
Ueber eine besondere Klasse von involun-
torischen Cremona Transformationen und
die darin invarianten algebraischen Kur-
ven. Comment. Math. Helvetici, 11:115-22.
(2500)
Properties of the cubic surface derived from
a new normal form. Amer. J. Math., 61:
115-22. (2800)
Emerson, William Stevenson, Ph.D., Instruc-
tor in Chemistry
Articles:
With P. M. Walters:
The reductive alkylation of aniline. J.A.C.S.,
60:2023-25. (650)
See also R. C. Fit.W7t.
Engdahl, Richard Bott, M.S., Special Research
Assistant in Mechanical Engineering
See A. P. Krats.
Englis, Duane Taylor, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Chemistry
Articles:
With H. C. Becker:
Selective oxidation of levulose with potas-
sium ferricyanide. Ind. Eng. Chem., Anal.
Ed., 2:3:145-50. (4500)
Erickson, Edgar L., Ph.D., Assistant Professor
of History
Articles:
Hunting for cotton in Dixie: from the Civil
War diary of Captain Charles E. Wilcox.
/. Southern Hist., 4:4:493-513. (13,000)
Filming the British House of Comrnons ses-
sional papers. /. Doc. Reproduction, 2:1:
40-41. (840)
Etheredge, Maude Lee, M.D., Dr.P.H., Pro-
fessor of Hygiene and Medical Adviser for
Women
Books:
Health facts for college students (3d ed.).
W. B. Saunders Co., Phila., 1939. 399 PP-
Ewlng, Paul Leon, Ph.D., Assistant Profes-
sor of Pharmacology, Materia Medica, and
Therapeutics
Articles:
Anesthesia with commercial ethylene. I.
Mechanism to control oxygen supply.
Anesthesia and Analgesia, 17:5:115-17.
(300)
Fabricant, Noah Daniel, B.S., M.D., Instructor
in Laryngology, Rhinology, and Otology
Articles:
Incidence of malignant tumors of the head
and neck: a statistical survey. Arch.
Otolar., 29:1:65-70.
Fabnestock, Maurice Kendall, M.S., Research
Associate Professor of Mechanical Engi-
neering
See A. P. Krats.
Fairbanks, Berthier Wesley, Ph.D., Professor
of Swine Husbandry
Articles:
Why nutrition. N. Amer. Vet., 19:5:24-38.
(1800)
Biological scientific meeting in Baltimore.
Ibid., 19:6:39-43. (1900)
The digestion of crude fiber. Ibid., 19:8:15-
19. (1700)
Recent contributions of the nutrition chemist.
Ibid., 19:9:46-50. (1800)
What do you mean — proteins? Ibid., 19:10:
36-39. (1400)
Meeting of the poultry science association.
Ibid., 19:11:31-35. (1700)
What are we to believe about minerals?
Ibid., 19:12:47-52. (2000)
The calcium-phosphorus ratio. Ibid., 20:1:
17-21. (1900)
Roughage for livestock. Ibid., 20:2:31-36.
(2000)
Cobalt in nutrition. /6id., 20: 3:33-38. (2600)
With H. H. Mitchell:
The availability of calcium in spinach, in
skim milk powder, and in calcium oxalate.
/. Niitr., 16:1:79-89. (3500)
With D. A. Magraw and L. E. Copeland:
An improved and modified Evenson color
test for "remade milk." /. Dairy Sci.,
21:10:633-38. (1200)
Fairlie, John Archibald, Ph.D., Professor of
Political Science and Head of the Depart-
ment
Reviews:
The Colonial Office, by H. L. Hall; Social
and cultural dynamics, by P. A. Sorokin;
The social services. The public services, by
W. H. Wickwar; British social services,
British health services; Public health
Services, by Norman Wilson. Amer. Pol.
Sci. Rev., 32:563, 1168; 33:313- (2500)
Falls, Frederick Howard, M.S., M.D., Profes-
sor of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Head
of the Department
Articles:
With G. F. Hibbcrt:
Further observations on the role of strepto-
coccus in so-called trichomonas vaginalis
vaginitis. Amer. J. Obstet. Gyn., 36:2:
219-29. (4500)
Fantus, Bernard, M.D., M.S., Professor of
Therapeutics
Books:
Year book of general therapeutics for 1938.
Year Book Publishers, Chicago, 1939-
Articles:
Therapeutics committee of a hospital. Hasp.
Management, 46:41-42. (1200)
Use of hypnotics. Amer. J. Xursing, 38:
1109-T2. (2000)
Therapy of Cook County Hospital: therapy
of goiter and of hyperthyroidism. J.A.M.A.,
1 10: 1916-20. (4000)
14
University of Illinois
Fantus, Bernard — -Articles (continued)
With Josephine Dyniewics:
Phenolphthalein studies: therapy of over-
dosage. Ibid., 110:1656-58. (2000)
With Elizabeth H. Schirmer:
Therapy of the Cook County Hospital: blood
preservation technic. Ibid., 111:317-21.
(4000)
With L. Seed and E. Schirmer:
Reactions to blood transfusion; attempt at
etiologic classification; therapy based there-
on. Arch. Path., 26:160-64. (3000)
With H. A. Dynieis/ics:
Cuticolor preparations. J.A.Ph.A., 27:878-88.
(5000)
With A. Bachcm:
Evaluation of skin protection against ultra-
violet rays. Arch. Phys. Ther., 20:69-76.
(3400)
Faucett, Max Albert, M.S., .E.E., Assistant
Professor of Electrical Engineering
Books:
With J. O. Kraehcnbuehl :
Circuits and machines in electrical engineer-
ing. John Wiley and Sons, N.Y., 1939.
691 pp.
Faye, Christopher Urdahl, A.M., M.S., Cata-
loger in the Library
Articles:
Iceland's Paul Gerhardt. Lutheran Sentinel,
21:286-87. (iioo)
130 catalog cards for monographs in foreign
serial publications. Printed by the Library
of Congress. (26,400)
Feder, Baniel Dunn, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Psychology and Assistant Director
of the Personnel Bureau
Articles:
Essential elements of diagnosis in student
personnel work. Rpt. 15th An. Meet.
Amer. Coll. Personnel Assoc, 1938, pp.
25-29. (2700)
Improved personnel activities. /. Higher
Educ, 9:6:313-18. (2800)
Comprehension maturity tests — a new tech-
nique in mental measurement. /. Educ.
Psych., Nov., 1938, pp. 597-606. (3500)
Motivation patterns in personality with refer-
ence to counseling (abstract). Hc.ccn
Conf. Student Guidance and Counseling,
Oct., 1938, pp. 37-39- (960)
An analysis of some factors which condition
achievement at the college level (abstract).
Res. Foundations Amer. Educ. Rpt., 1939,
pp. 86-87. (1000)
With D. L. Adler:
Predicting the scholastic achievement of en-
gineering students. /. Eng. Educ, 29:5:
380-85. (1750)
With C. F. Kay:
Some effects of curriculum adjustment at
the college level for students low in scho-
lastic aptitude. Sch. and Soc, 47:1224:
772-76. (2800)
Feldman, Louis, B.S., M.D., Associate in
Medicine
Articles:
With I. M. Trace:
Subacute bacterial endocarditis following the
removal of teeth and tonsils. Ann. Int.
Med., 11:12:2124-32. (5000)
With I. Davidsohn and G. Danelius:
The so-called superior pulmonary sulcus
tumor. Ibid., 12:9:1507-25. (6000)
Fellows, Julian Robert, M.S., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Mechanical Engineering
Articles:
A hand fired device for burning bituminous
coal smokelessly in the domestic field. III.
Geol. Surv. Circ, 23A:3i-33. (800)
A down draft conversion burner for domestic
furnaces. Mech. Eng., 61:4:278-80. (2000)
Power saviogs through static pressure regain
in air ducts. Heating, Piping, Air Condi-
tioning, 11:4:219-21. (2500)
Fett, Gilbert Howard, ALS., Instructor in
Electrical Engineering
Books:
With A. R. Knight:
Introduction to circuit analysis. Stipes Pub-
lishing Co., Champaign, 111., 1939. 150 pp.
Articles:
Sharp cut-off in vacuum tubes. Elec. Eng.,
57:43-2-33- (1000)
Ignition potential in a low pressure neon
tube. Phys. Rev., 54:389-90. (1500)
Finch, Frank Herschel, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Education
Articles:
Getting (the tuberculous patient) back to
work. Everybody's Health, 23:8. (900)
With M. E. Odoroff:
Sex differences in vocational interests. /.
Educ Psych., 30:151-56. (1500)
Fischer, Walter Rathfon, B.S., M.D., Instruc-
tor in Orthopaedics
Articles:
Fracture of the scapula. /. Bone and Joint
Surg., 21:2:459-61.
Fishman, Louis Zolo, M.D., M.S., Associate in
Laryngology, Rhinology, and Otology
Articles:
Laryngology and diseases of the neck. Cyclo-
pedia of Medicine, Supp., F. A. Davis and
Co., Phila., 1938. (4000)
Fletcher, Harris Francis, Ph.D., Professor of
English
Articles:
Milton's Homer. /. Engl. Germ. PhiloL, 38:
229-32. (1250)
Small film photography and the textual
scholar. /. Microphotog., Winter, 1938.
(5000)
Reviews:
The works of John INIilton (Columbia Mil-
ton). /. Engl. Germ. PhiloL, 38:147-52,
291-300. (2700)
Flom, George T., Ph.D., Professor of Scandi-
navian Languages and English Philology,
Emeritus
Articles:
The drama of Norse mythology. Scand.
Studies and Notes, 15:135-57- (8000)
Reviews:
Fra Rask til Wimmer. /. Engl. Germ.
PhiloL. 38:308-10. (650)
Cognition and volition in language, by H.
Muilder. Ibid., 38:310-11. (375)
De fynske bonders Sprog, by Rasmus Rask.
Ibid., 38:328-29. (500)
Florio, Aurelio Eugene, A.M., Instructor in
Physical Education for Men
Articles:
Bowling, a part of college curriculum. Amer.
Bowling Cong. BuL, 5:18:1. (2400)
See also C. O. Jackson.
Publications of the Faculty
15
Flynn, Charles Everette, A.M., Instructor in
Journalism and Assistant to the Director of
the School of Journalism
Articles:
Fighting Illini earned name in 1921. Cham-
paign News-Gasettc, 44:103:11. (675)
Fogle, Stephen Francis, A.M., Assistant in
English
Articles:
Notes on Ambrose Philips. Mod. Lang.
Notes, 54:5:354-59. (2200)
Fox, Noah, B.S., M.D., Associate in Laryn-
gology, Rhinology, and Otology
Articles:
Irrigation by posterior suction. Its use in
treatment of subacute and early chronic
posterior sinusitis. Arch. Otolar., 29:
263-68.
Fraser, Wilber John, M.S., Professor of Dairy
Farming, Emeritus
Articles:
Basic requirements of economical feeding.
Hoard's Dairyman, 83:19:487. (1200)
Roll down the rich roughage. Ibid., 83:22:
569. (1700)
Give pasture a chance. Ibid., 83:23:593.
(1600)
Nine pounds grain a day is enough. Ibid.,
83:24:619. (2300)
The stall-less stable. Ibid., 84:1:21. (800)
Less grain, less work, more profit. Ibid.,
84:2:35. (2200)
More about pasturing alfalfa. Ibid., 84:8:
220. (625)
Stabling cows loose. Ibid., 84:8:249. (2300)
Freeman, Mrs. Ruth Crawford, M.S., Associ-
ate in Home Accounts
Articles:
With Irene Crouch :
Illinois home account summary, 1938, (365
farm family records). U. of I. Dept. of
Home Econ. Mimeo.
Illinois home account summary, 1938, (105
town family records). Ibid.
Freilich, Ellis Benjamin, M.D., Associate
Professor of Medicine
Articles:
With G. C. Coe:
The treatment of pneumonia. ///. Med. J.,
74:80-85; Internat. Med. Dig., 33:83.
(4000)
French, Thomas M., A.B., M.D., Assistant
Professor of Criminology, Social Hygiene,
and Medical Jurisprudence
Articles:
Defense and synthesis in the function of the
ego; some observations stimulated by Anna
Freud's "The ego and the mechanisms of
defense." Psychoanal. Qt., 7:4.
With M. Grotjahn:
Akinesia after ventriculography; a contribu-
tion to ego psychology and the problems
of sleep. Ibid., 7:3.
Frenz, Horst, Dr.phil., Assistant in German
Books:
Die Entwicklung des sozialen Dramas in
England vor Galsworthy. Carl Nieft,
Bleicherode am Harz, 1938. 69 pp.
Reviews:
The unpublished letters of Bayard Taylor in
the Huntington Library, edited by J. R.
Schultz. Zeits. Nuesprach. Unter., 37:5:
328-30. (1050)
Fuelleman, Robert Francis, Ph.D., Assistant
in Crop Production
Articles:
Renovation and its effect on the populations
of weeds in pastures. Amer. Soc. Agron.,
30:7:616-23. (2000)
Alsike clover. U. of I. Dept. of Agron.
Mimeo., Mar., 1939. (1900)
Ladino clover. Ibid., Jan., 1939. (1350)
Fuller, Harry James, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Botany
Books:
Outlines of economic botany. Stipes Pub-
lishing Co., Champaign, 111., 1939. 50 pp.
With Oswald Tippo:
Laboratory manual for general botany. Ibid.,
1938. 6s pp.
Articles:
Bark growth in tropical trees. Trans. III.
Acad. Sci., 31:99-101. (1000)
With J. H. Hanley:
Effects of indole-butyric acid on the produc-
tion of roots by cuttings of annuals. Ibid.,
31:94-95. (950)
Fuson, Reynold Clayton, Ph.D., Professor of
Organic Chemistry
Books:
With Others:
Organic syntheses (vol. 18). John Wiley and
Sons, N. Y., 1938, V + 103 pp.
Articles:
With R. E. Christ:
The application of the principle of vinylogy
to unsaturated ketones. J.A.C.S., 59:893-
97. (2800)
With W. E. Ross:
The action of methylmagnesium bromide on
2, 4, 6-Trichlorobenzoyl chloride. Ibid.,
59:1508-10. (1800)
With G. E. Uttyot and A. I. Gehrt:
Scfa-methoxy-beta-mesitylacrylonitriles. Ibid.,
60:1199-1201. (1800)
With Wayne Cole:
Application of the cyano ester ring closure
to five- and six-membered rings. Ibid., 60:
1237-39- (1200)
With G. E. Ullyot, R. F. Stedman, and P. O.
Tawney :
The reaction of phenylmagnesium bromide
with 6eta-methoxy-6e<n-mesitylacrylonitriles.
Ibid., 60:1447-50. (2500)
With Robert Johnson and Wayne Cole:
A synthesis of 3-benzoyl-2-phenylcyclopen-
tanone. Ibid., 60:1594-95. (1300)
With W. E. Lundquist :
The mechanism of the cleavage of ethyl
alpha, a/f/ta'-dibromoadipate by diethyl-
amine. Ibid., 60:1889-93. (2700)
With C. L. Fleming and Robert Johnson:
2-phenyl-4-benzoylfuran. Ibid., 60:1994-97.
(2800)
With Joseph Corse:
The coupling action of the Grignard reagent.
VI. A new synthesis of hexaalkylbenzils.
Ibid., 60:2063-66. (2200)
With J. H. Van Campen and D. E. Wolf:
The action of methylmagnesium halides on
2, 4, 6-trisubstituted benzoyl chlorides.
Ibid., 60:2269-72. (3000)
With R. T. Arnold and H. G. Cooke, Jr.:
Reformatsky condensations involving viny-
logs of haloacetic esters. Ibid., 60:2272-73.
(1300)
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University of Illinois
FusoN, R. C. — Articles (continued)
With J. R. Little and Gail Miller:
The action of sodium cyanide on i, 3-di-
bromo-i, 3-dibenzoylpropane. Ibid., 60:
2404-09. (3700)
With W. E. Ross and C. H. McKeever:
The condensation of /)ara-formaldehyde with
aromatic ketones. Ibid., 60:2935-36. (1600)
With G. E. Ullyot and J. L. Hickson:
Benzoylmesitylacetylene. Ibid., 60:410-12.
(2000)
With William S. Emerson and H. H. Wein-
stock, Jr. :
The synthesis of mixed benzoins. Ibid., 61:
412-13. (l200)
With W. E. Ross and C. H. McKeever:
The condensation of paraformaldehyde with
aromatic ketones. II. Mesityl ketones.
Ibid., 61:414-17. (3000)
With W. S. Emerson and Hugh Gray :
Arylglyoxals and steric hindrance. Ibid., 61:
480-82. (1700)
With Joseph Corse:
Diarlyacetylene glycols. A new type of ene-
diol. Ibid., 61:975. (300)
Gaines, Walter Lee, Ph.D., Professor of Milk
Production
Articles:
Nutrients for lactation, working maintenance,
and gain in live-weight in American dairy
cows. /. Dairy Sci., 21:585-92. (4000)
Feed units for lactation, working main-
tenance, and gain in live-weight in Danish
dairy cows. Ibid., 21:645-50. (3000)
Live weight and milk-energy yield in the
Wisconsin dairy cow competition. Ibid.,
22:49-53. (3000)
With O. R. Overman :
Interrelations of milk-fat, milk-protein, and
milk-energy yield. Ibid., 21:261-71. (5000)
Gant, Virgil Arnett, Ph.D., Associate in Phar-
macology, Materia Medica, and Therapeutics
Articles:
Lead poisoning. Ind. Med., T. 10:608-22;
7:11:679-99. (33,000)
Gathercoal, Edmund Norris, Pharm.M., Profes-
sor of Pharmacognosy
Articles:
The quantitative determination of volatile
oils in vegetable drugs. J. A. Ph. A., 27:5:
385-92. (5600)
Liquor antisepticus. Ibid., 27:6:471-74.
(1600)
Address of the president. Ibid., 27:11.
(5200)
Bui. Nat. Formulary Comm., 7:1-255.
Gellhorn, Ernst, M.D., Ph.D., Professor of
Physiolog'y
Articles:
Experimental investigations on the influence
of hypoglycemia on the central nervous
system and their significance for the treat-
ment of dementia praecox. Proc. Instit.
Med. Chicago, 12:146-47. (480)
Effects of hypoglycemia and anoxia on the
central nervous system. Arch. Neurol.
Psychiat., 40:125-46. (9000)
With A. Coffee:
Experiments on the interaction of hypo-
glycemia and anoxia. Proc. Amer. Physiol.
Soc, Apr., 1939, p. 51. (240)
With C. W. Darrow:
A study of simultaneous reactions of dififer-
ent autonomic indicators. Amer. J. Physiol.,
123:49-50. (450)
Articles (continued)
Inhibitory effects of adrenalin on autonomic
function. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med., 40:
487-88. (270)
Antagonism of adrenalin to the autonomic
effects of metrazol. Proc. Amer. Physiol.
Soc, Apr. 1939, p. 58. (330)
With R. C. Ingraham :
Role of adrenals in blood pressure reaction
to anoxia during insulin hypoglycemia.
Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med., 40:315-19.
(1400)
The influence of anoxia 6n the pH in the
brain. Proc. Amer. Physiol. Soc, Apr.,
1939, pp. 127-28. (150)
With R. C. Ingraham and L. Moldavsky:
The influence of hypoglycemia on the sensi-
tivity of the central nervous system to
oxygen want. /. Neurophysiol., 1:301-12.
(3800)
With S. H. Kraines:
The effects of insulin hypoglycemia on the
blood pressure response to oxygen defi-
ciency in man. Amer. J. Psychiat., 95:
1067-75. (2250)
With I. E. Steck:
The effect of the inhalation of gases with a
low oxygen and an increased carbon
dioxide-tension on the peripheral blood
flow in man. Amer. J. Physiol., 124:735-41.
(2800)
With L. F. M. Storm:
The influence of hyperventilation and of
variations of oxygen and carbon dioxide in
the inspired air upon galvanic nystagmus.
Acta Oto-Laryngol., 26:378-403. (4900)
With B. Ury:
On the influence of anoxia on pupillary re-
flexes in the rabbit. /. Neurophysiol., 2:
136-41. (2250)
Gershon, Solomon D., Ph.D., Instructor in
Chemistry
Articles:
With J. W. E. Glattfeld:
The catalytic dehydrogenation of sugar alco-
hols. J.A.C.S., 60:2013-23. (6000)
Gieseking, John Eldon, Ph.D., Assistant Chief
in Soil Physics and Soil Survey
Articles:
The mechanism of cation exchange in the
Mont-morillonite-beidellite-nontronite type
of clay minerals. Soil Sci., 47:1:1-13.
(1750)
Gitelson, Maxwell, B.S., M.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Criminology, Social Hygiene, and
Medical Jurisprudence
Articles:
Clinical experience with play therapy. Amer.
J. Orthopsychiat., 8:3:466-77.
Play therapy. Ibid., 8:3:499-524.
Glasoe, Paul Eirkwold, Ph.D., Instructor in
Chemistry
See L. F. Audrieth.
Glassman, Jacob Abraham, M.D., M.S., As-
sistant in Anatomy
Articles:
A new aseptic double-valved tubogastrostomy.
Surg. Gyn. Obstet., 68:789-91. (1200)
Goble, George Washington, A.B., LL.B.. Pro-
fessor of Law
Reviews:
Automobile liability insurance, by J. A.
Appleman. ///. Law Rev., 33:2:242-43.
(1250)
Publications of the Faculty
17
GoBLE, G. W. — Reviews (continued)
Readings in jurisprudence, by Jerome Hall.
La. Laxv Rev., 1:2:469-70. (600)
Goldhaber, Horitz, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
of Physics
Articles:
With R. D. Hill and Leo Ssitard:
Nuclear excitation by neutrons. Phys. Rev.,
55:47; Nature, 142:521.
With G. B. Collins and others:
Nuclear excitation of indium by x-rays.
Phys. Rev., 55:507.
With R. D. Hill, P. G. Kruger, and F. W.
Stallmann :
The disintegration of boron by slow neutrons
(abstract). Bui. Amer. Phys. Sac, Apr.,
1939-
Goldman, Marcus Selden, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of English and Counselor in the
Personnel Bureau
Reviews:
Sir Philip Sidney as a literary craftsman,
by K. O. Myrick. 7. Engl. Germ. PhiloL,
38:136-41. (2000)
Cardinal Newman and William Froude, by
G. H. Harper. Ibid., 38:157-59- (900)
Gotshalk, Dilman Walter, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Philosophy
Reviews:
Reality and value, by A. C. Garnett. Phil.
Rev., 48:4:449. (250)
Gowen, G. Howard, M.D., Ph.D., Instructor
in Bacteriology and Public Health
Articles:
Milk sickness. ///. Med. J., 74:447-52. (1700)
Graham, Walter James, Ph.D., Professor of
English
Articles:
Addison's purchase of Bilton Hall. Notes &
Queries, 175:272-73. (850)
With C. W. Roberts, W. G. Johnson, and
others:
The romantic movement: a selective and
critical bibliography for the year 1938.
Engl. Lit. Hist., 6:1:1-38.
Reviews:
The general magazine and historical chronicle
for all the British plantations in America.
(Benjamin Franklin). New England Qt.,
11:3:667. (140)
Gray, Horace Montgomery, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Economics, and Assistant Dean
of the Graduate School
Articles:
With others:
Report of the committee on prog^ress in public
utility regulation. Nat. Assoc. Railroad
and Utility Commissioners, pp. 9, 70-72.
(1500)
Reviews:
The Tennessee Valley Authority: a national
experiment in regionalism, by C. L. Hodge.
Amer. Econ. Rev., 28:806-07. (500)
Service charges in gas and electric rates, by
H. F. Havlick. Ibid., 28:813. (200)
Griffith, Coleman Roberts, Ph.D., Professor of
Education and Director of the Bureau of In-
stitutional Research
Books:
Psychology applied to teaching and learning.
Farrar and Rinehart, N. Y., 1939- 650 pp.
Gross, Siegfried Theodore, Ph.D., Instructor
in Chemistry
See G. L. Clark.
Gullette, Cameron C, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of French
Books:
With L. C. Keating:
Learning a modern language. F. S. Crofts,
N. Y., 1938. 24 pp.
Articles:
Modern foreign languages in a social study
program with special reference to the
training of modern language teachers.
Mod. Lang. J., 23:4:291-96. (2700)
Reviews:
An analytical bibliography of modern lan-
guage teaching, by Clara B. King and
Algernon Coleman. Italica, iS'-4'242. (400)
Habberton, William, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Education and Head of the Depart-
ment of Social Studies in University High
School
Books:
Assignments in ancient and medieval history.
Stipes Publishing Co., Champaign, 111.,
1938. 42 pp.
With C. W. Sanford and Liesette J. McHarry:
Manual for practice teaching. Ibid., 1939-
71 pp.
Hackett, Robert Phillip, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Accountancy and Assistant Dean
of the College of Commerce
Articles:
Government accounting in the education of
the public accountant. Acct. Rev., 13:4:
390-92. (1400)
Hackleman, Jay Courtland, A.M., Professor
of Crops Extension
Articles:
Reports on strip tests — hybrid and open
pollinated corn in Illinois, 1938. U. of I.
Dept. of AgTon. Mimeo., Feb., 1939.
With E. D. Walker:
Five steps in pasture improvement. Ibid.,
Apr., 1939. (3500)
Hagan, Charles Banner, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Political Science
Articles:
The act of state. Minn. Law Rev., 23:446-83.
(16,000)
Hague, Stella Mary, Ph.D., Associate in
Botany
With Flossie T. Marshall:
Basicladia in Illinois. Trans. III. Acad. Sci.,
31-
With R. V. Drexler:
Some recent collections of Illinois liver-
worts. Ibid.
Hall, B. Rupert, Associate in Mechanical En-
gineering, Emeritus
Books:
With H. E. Kiley:
Pattern design. Internal. Textbook Co.,
Scranton, Pa., 1939- i93 PP-
Hamlin, Herbert McNee, Ph.D., Professor of
Agricultural Education
Articles:
Teachers of agriculture: agriculturists or
educators? Agr. Educ. Mag., 10:203.
University of Illinois
Hamlin', H. M. — Articles (continued)
Training teachers for evening-school work.
Ibid.
A service-point plan which works. Ibid.,
1 1:36-
IVitli W. G. Baysinger :
Basing teaching on the supervised practice
program. 111. Bd. Vocational Educ. Mimeo.
72, Springfield, 1938. 25 pp.
Hansen, Edwin LeRoy, B.S., Assistant in
Agricultural Engineering
See R. R. Parks.
Hark, Fred William, B.S., M.D., Assistant
Professor of Orthopaedics
Articles:
Scoliosis. Surg. Clin. N. Amer., Feb., 1939,
PP- 137-47- (2250)
Harman, Cameron Gerald, Ph.D., Instructor
in Ceramic Engineering
Articles:
Forming clay ware by hot-pressing makes
new products possible. Brick & Clay Rcc,
94:1:15. (1750)
Harno, Albert James, B.S., LL.B., LL.D., Pro-
fessor of Law, Dean of the College of Law,
and Provost
Articles:
About law and lawyers. Comtnercial Law J.,
43:6:167-68; Reporter, 23:2-3:19-21. (1500)
Reviews:
May's criminal law (4th ed.), by K. C. Sears
and H. Weihofen. /. Criminal Law and
Criminol., 29:5:770-71. (550)
Harrell, Thomas Willard, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Psychology
Articles:
Predicting success of law school students.
Amcr. Law Sch. Rev., 9:3:290-92. (900)
Harshbarger, Kenneth E., B.S., Assistant in
Dairy Production
See W. B. Nevens.
Hassin, George Boris, M.D., Professor of Neu-
rology
Articles:
Disseminated encephalomyelitis (meningo-
encephalomyeloradiculitis) versus multiple
sclerosis. Arch. Neurol. Psychiat., 40:6:
111-25- (5500)
Neurology in Vienna, Austria, at the dawn
of the present century. /. Mt. Sinai Hosl\,
N. v., 5:4:213-18. (500)
With H. G. Poncher:
Dystoma musculorum deformans. Amer. J.
Dis. Children, 57:1:105-15. (7000)
With L B. Diamond:
Silver cells and spirochete-like formations in
multiple sclerosis. Arch. Neurol. Psychiat.,
40:3:471-83. (4000)
Hayes, William Patrick, Ph.D., Professor of
Entomology
Articles:
A bibliography of keys for the identification
of immature insects. Entom. News, 49:
246-51; 50:5-10; 50:76-82. (3800)
With J. D. DcCourscy :
Observations on grasshopper parasitism in
1937. /. Econ. Entom., 31:4:519-22. (1200)
Reviews:
Der Kornkafer (Calendra granaria) Biologic
und Bekampfung, by K. T. Anderson.
Ibid., 31:784- (300)
Hayner, Charlotte Irene, A.B., B.L.S., Asso-
ciate in Library Science
Articles:
School libraries in small communities, par-
ticularly the centralized school. ///. Lib.,
20:12:52-54. (1500)
Hecht, Rudolph, M.S., M.D., Instructor in
Medicine
Articles:
Studies on the chemistry and immunology
of ragweed pollen proteins. Proc. Sac.
Exp. Biol. Med., 39:588-90. (1500)
The treatment of infantile eczema: from the
viewpoint of the allergist. J.A.M.A., 112:
317-22. (5500)
Herrick, Marvin Theodore, Ph.D.. Assistant
Professor of English
Reviews:
The complete Greek drama, edited by W. J.
Gates and Eugene O'Neill. Class. Weekly,
32:198-99. (1000)
Herrold, Russell Dorr, B.S., M.D., Associate
Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Present status of the oral administration of
urinary antiseptics. Urol. Cutan. Rev., 42:
555- (2100)
The value of sulfanilamide in urology. Chi-
cago Med. Soc. Bui., 41:250. (500)
With Edward Palmer:
The influence of sulfanilamide on gonococci
and gonococcal infections. Amer. J. Syph.
Gonor.Vcn. Dis., 22:705. (3000)
With C. I. Wootscy:
Observations on guinea pigs given intra-
cutaneous injections of tuberculous exu-
dates. Arch. Path., 26:374. (750)
With S. J. Hoffman, M. Schneider, and .1/. L.
Blatt:
Sulfanilamide in the treatment of gonorrheal
vulvovaginitis. J. A.M. A., 110:1541. (3200)
Hibbert, George Fielding, M.D., M.S., Instruc-
tor in Obstetrics and Gynecology
Sec F. H. Falls.
Hick, Ford Kimmel, M.D., Ph.D.. Assistant
Professor of Medicine
See R. W. Kecton.
Higgins, John A., D.D.S., Instructor in Phar-
macology, Materia Medica, and Therapeutics
Articles:
With R. A. McGuigan:
The influence of calcium salts on digitalis
action. /. Lab. Clin. Med., May, 1938, pp.
839-44- (750)
Hine, Maynard K., D.D.S., M.S., Assistant
Professor of Pathology and Therapeutics
Articles:
With B. G. Bibby:
Variations in the oral flora from time to
time. /. Dent. Res., 18:61. (1500)
The bacteriologic study -of carious cavities.
J. Amer. Dent. Assoc, 25:1934. (400)
With B. G. Bibby and O. W. Clough:
The antibacterial action of human saliva.
Ibid., 25:1290. (3200)
Reviews:
Dental histology and embryology, by F. B.
Noyes, I. Schour, and H. T. Noyes.
Alumni Bui. (U. of I. Coll. Dent.), 22:1:4.
(300)
Publications of the Faculty
19
HiNE, M. K. — Reviews (continued)
Textbook of periodontia, by S. C. Miller.
Ibid., 22: 1:7. (200)
Tissue reactions in bone and dentin, by
A. Wilton. Bid. Chi. Dent. Soc, 18:46:14-
(250)
Histopathology of the teeth and their sur-
rounding structures, by R. Kronfeld.
Ibid., 19:42:10. (200)
Hirschberg, Nell, Ph.D., Instructor in Bacteri-
ology and Public Health
Articles:
Sputum typing in pneumonia in infants.
Arch. Pcdiat., 55:521. (1000I
A study of the types of Corynebacterium
diphtheriae. Ibid., 55:710. (750)
See also Lloyd Arnold.
Hoffman, Murray Mitchell, D.D.S., M.S., In-
structor in Histology
Sec Isaac Schour.
Holinger, Paul Henry, M.S., M.D., Associate
in Laryngology, Rhinology, and Otology
Articles:
Bronchoscopy in postoperative pulmonary
complications. Surg. Clin. N. Amer., 18:
237-48.
Bronchoscopy in relation to diseases of the
respiratory tract. ///. Med. J., 74:228-32.
Diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the
esophagus. Miss. Doctor, 15:51-57-
Role of inflammatory bronchial stenosis in
the etiology of bronchiectasis. Ann. Otol.
Rhinot. LaryngoL, 47:1070-82.
With M. DcBakcy.
Bronchoscopic aspects of early bronchi-
ectasis. Dis. Chest, Feb., 1939.
With A. H. Andrews:
Laryngotracheobronchitis. Southwest ern
Med., 22: 174-78.
Suction, battery, and oxygen unit for the
bronchoscopic operating room. Ann. Otol.
Rhinol. LaryngoL, 47:824-25.
With J. Brcnncmann and others:
Aucte laryngotracheobronchitis. Amer. I.
Dis. Children, 55:667-93.
Hood, Marion, Ph.D., Associate in Medicine
Articles:
With S. W. Olson:
Trichinosis in the Chicago area. Amer. I.
Hyg., 29:2:51-56. (1700)
Hopkins, B. Smith, Ph.D., D.Sc, Professor of
Inorganic Chemistry
Books:
With R. E. Davis and others:
Chemistry and you. Lyons and Carnahan,
Chicago, 1939. 802 pp.
The chemistry of the less familiar elements.
Stipes Publishing Co., Champaign, 111., (11
chapters published 1938-1939). 260 pp.
Articles:
The wisdom of trying to teach the Bronsted
nomenclature (in the high school). Sch.
Sci. Math., 39:1:39-45. (2800)
Horberg, C. Leland, Ph.D., Instructor in
Geology
Books:
The structural geology and physiography of
the Teton Pass area, Wyoming. Augustana
Lib. Pub., No. 16, Rock Island, III., 1938-
86 pp.
Howard, Mrs. Jessie, B.S., Research Assistant
in the Prpvost's Office
Articles:
The teaching of freshman rhetoric in col-
leges and universities: a summary of
recent literature. Mimeo., Apr., 1939-
(19,000)
Howe, John Stewart, A.B., M.D., Assistant
Professor of Pathology
Articles:
Bacillemia in experimental tuberculosis; a
preliminary report. Arch. Path., 26:758.
(400)
Some pathological-physiological factors in the
activation of tuberculous lesions. Trans.
Nat. Tuberc. Assoc, 1938. (1000)
Occurrence of sporadic bacillemia in experi-
mental tuberculosis in dogs. Proc. Soc.
E.tp. Biol. Med., 40:509. (1000)
Hoy, Harry Eugene, A.M., Assistant in Ge-
ography
Articles:
Blue Mountain coffee of Jamaica. Econ.
Geog., 14:4:409-12. (1600)
A study of minimum temperatures during
spring and autumn at Lincoln, North
Platte, and Scottsbluff, Nebraska. Mo.
Weather Rev., Apr., 1939. (2800)
Hudelson, Robert R., Ph.D., Professor of
Agricultural Economics and Assistant Dean
of the College of Agriculture
Books:
Farm management. Macmillan Co., N. Y.,
1939- 396 pp.
Huegy, Harvey Wilbom, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Business Organization and
Operation
Books:
Credit problems. Stipes Publishing Co.,
Champaign, 111., 1939- 73 PP-
Articles:
Personal credit in business development.
Savings and Loans, 13:7:9-10. (1000)
With A. H. Winakor:
Automobile finance company flexibility.
Bankers Mo., 55:11:658-59. (2000)
Huelsen, Walter A., MS., Professor of Oleri-
culture
Articles:
Problems in growing tomatoes in Illinois.
///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ, 491. 48 PP.
(iS,ooo)
Wilt resistant tomato varieties. Ibid., 490.
22 pp. (5000)
Huelster, Laura Jewel, A.M., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Physical Education for Women
Articles:
Amateur motion picture projects. /. Health
and Phys. Educ, 9:8:494- (2000)
Learning to analyze performance. Ibid., 10:
2:84. (1500)
Recording camp life in amateur motion
pictures. Camping Mag., 11:5:11. (1900)
Hunt, Madison, Ph.D., Special Research As-
sistant in Chemistry
Articles:
With Vincent du Vigneaud :
The synthesis of the next higher and lower
homologues of i-carnosine: 7-aminobutyryl-
i-histidine and glycyl-i-histidine. /. Biol.
Chem. 127:1:43-48. (1000)
20
University of Illinois
Hunt, Madison — Articles (continued)
A preliminary study of /S-i-aspartyl-i-histi-
dine as a possible biological precursor of
i-carnosine. Ibid., 125:1:269-74. (800)
The preparation of d-alanyl-i-histidine and
i-alanyl-i-histidine and an investigation of
their effect on the blood pressure in com-
parison with i-carnosine. Ibid., 124:3:
699-707. (2500)
With Vincent du Vigneaiid and W. I. Pat-
terson:
Opening of the ring of the thiolactone of
homocysteine. Ibid., 126:1:217-31. (3500)
See also Roger Adams.
Hunter, Merlin Harold, Ph.D., Professor of
Economics and Head of the Department
Articles:
State finances. Atner. Yr. Bk., 1939, pp. 227-
32. (4000)
Are taxes as bad as that? Kiwanis Mag., 24:
2:72-73- (3000)
Illinois state and local tax system. Tax
Systems of the World (7th ed.), p. 32.
Huntington, Whitney Clark, M.S., C.E., Pro-
fessor of Civil Engineering and Head of the
Department
Articles:
Structural engineering. Amer. Yr. Bk., 1938,
PP- 645-52. (6000)
Reviews:
Analysis of continuous beams and frames,
by Miklos Hetenyi. /. Amer. Concr. Instit.
Supp., Sept., 1938, p. 364. (1500)
Hursh, Ralph Kent, B.S., Professor of Ceramic
Engineering
Articles:
New developments in the processing and
forming of clay products. Rpt. 5th Mineral
Ind. Conf. III. Ceol. Siirv. (3000)
With C. R. Filippi:
Drying properties of a calcaneus clay. Bui.
Amer. Cer. Soc, 17:206. (1200)
Ingraham, Raymond Clifford, Ph.D., Associate
in Physiology
Articles:
With M. B. Visscher:
Analyses of gastric mucosa and pancreatic
gland tissue of dog for H2O, Na, K, CI,
and PO4. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med., 40:
147-49. (600)
See also E. Gellhorn.
Jackson, Chester Oscar, A.M., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Physical Education for Men
Articles:
A practical bibliography of recreational ac-
tivities. Curriculum Library, Urbana.
(2700)
Clean sports — a new angle. Phys. Educ.
Dig., 4:3:7-10. (1500)
Improving student teaching. /. Health Phys.
Educ, 9:8:512. (500)
Practical sanitation in high school athletics.
Ky. H. S. Athlete, 1:7:10-12; ///. H. S.
Athlete, 9:5; 9:6; 9:8. (1500)
Source material in health and physical edu-
cation. ///. Phys. Educ. Ncivs, 3:2:3.
(500)
With A. E. Florio:
Physical education in the junior high schools
of Illinois. Res. Qt. Amer. Assoc. Health,
Phys. Educ. and Recreation, 10:1:124-35.
(2500)
Articles (continued)
With M. Florence Lawson and Marian W.
Marshall:
Learning to play volley ball. Pages 47-55 in
Manual for Practice Teaching, by C. W.
Sanford and others. Stipes Publishing Co.,
Champaign, 111., 1939. (2500)
Jensen, Vernon Peter, Ph.D., Special Research
Assistant Professor of Theoretical and Ap-
plied Mechanics
Articles:
Solutions for certain rectangular slabs con-
tinuous over flexible supports. ///. Eng.
Exp. Sta. Bui., 303, pp. 1-98. (40,000)
Jeppesen, Gordon Lutz, M.S., Instructor in
Civil Engineering
Articles:
The effect of speed of loading upon the
ductility of structural steel. Bui. Assoc.
State Eng. Soc, 14:2:96-104. (4000)
Joannides, Minas, M.D., M.S., Assistant
Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Surgery of the chest wall. Chapter 33 in
Surgical Technique and Principles of
Operative Surgery (3d ed.), by A. V.
Partipilo. Chicago Post Graduate of
Surgery, Chicago, 1938, pp. 537-67-
Stereomicroscopic study of surface of lung;
description of methods used. Arch. Surg.,
37:1-6.
Stereomicroscopic study of surface of lung;
anatomic and physiologic structure of
normal lung; resume of observations based
largely on stereomicroscopic study of sur-
face of lungs fixed and in living state.
Ibid., 37:7-16.
The mechanics of pulmonary abscess, pul-
monary gangrene, and bronchiectasis with
a suggested method of treatment. 7. Thor-
acic Surg., 8:4:427-33.
Jobst, Valentine, Ph.D., Associate in Political
Science
Reviews:
Das System der politischen Staatsvertrage
seit 1918, by Paul Barandon. Amer. J.
Internat. Laiv, 32:644-45. (350)
The law of treaties: British practice and
opinions, by A. D. McNair. Ibid., 33:
220-22. (800)
Creation of rights of sovereignty through
symbolic acts, 1400-1800, by A. S. Keller
and others. Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev., 32:
787-88. (250)
Johnson, Sveinbjorn, A.M., LL.B., LL.D.,
Professor of Law and University Counsel
Articles:
Old Norse and ancient Greek ideals. Ethics,
49:1:18-36. (6000)
Johnson, Walter Gilbert, Ph.D., Instructor in
English
Books:
Continuing Swedish. Burgess Publishing Co.,
Minneapolis, 193S. 150 pp.
Johnston, Paul Evans, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Agricultural Economics
Articles:
Effects of the AAA on farm organization
and operation. J. Farm Econ., 21:1:46-55.
(3600)
Trends in use of power on accounting farms
in Illinois. ///. Farm Econ., No. 36. (1400)
Publications of the Faculty
21
Johnston, P. E. — Articles (continued)
With J. B. Cunningham :
Summary of annual farm business reports on
1,877 farms for 1937. U. of I. Dept. of
Agr. Econ. Mimeo., 889. (3000)
With J. B. Cunningham and M. L. Mosher:
Planning the farm business. Ibid., 922.
(4500)
PVith others:
A series of 59 annual farm business reports
for counties or groups of counties in Illi-
nois. Ibid., 1 044- 1 1 02. (8000)
Johnstone, H. Fraser, Ph.D., Professor of
Chemical Engineering
Articles:
Economics of sulfur dioxide recovery. Power
Plant Eng., 42:8:538-39. (1200)
Jones, Fred Mitchell, Ph.D., Associate in
Business Organization and Operation
Articles:
Price fixing in Illinois. Opinion and Com-
ment, Mar., 1938, pp. 1-6. (4000)
Joranson, Yngve, A.B., B.S., M.D., Associate
Professor of Anatomy
Articles:
With Joseph Simons:
Endamoeba histolytica. Experimental infec-
tions of the stomachs of dogs and cats.
Arch. Path., 27:218-38. (7400)
Kampmeier, Otto Frederic, Ph.D., M.D., Pro-
fessor of Anatomy and Head of the Depart-
ment
Reviews:
A monograph on veins, by K. J. Franklin.
Anat. Rec, 71:1:119-24. (1500)
Kanthak, Frank F., B.S., D.D.S., M.D., As-
sistant Professor of Oral Surgery and Oral
Pathology, and Superintendent of Clinics
Articles:
With P. P. Pickering:
Sulfanilamide; a review of the clinical and
experimental work on its therapeutic prop-
erties. /. Amer. Dent. Assoc, 25:1474-80.
(3000)
With H. N. Harkins:
Unilateral hypertrophy of the mandibular
condyle associated with chondroma. Surg.,
4:898-907. (3000)
Kaufman, Samuel I., M.D., Associate in
Ophthalmology
Articles:
Your eyes — what to do when in trouble.
Hygeia, Jan. -Feb., 1939.
Xeating, L. Clark, Ph.D., Associate in Ro-
mance Languages
Books:
Learning a modern language. F. S. Crofts,
N. Y., 1938. 24 pp.
Articles:
El Acento castellano en la enseiianza de los
Estados Unidos. Universidad (Mexico),
June, 1938, pp. 16-17. (2000)
Materials for a reappraisal of sixteenth
century French society. Romanic Rev.,
Feb., 1939, pp. 20-25. (2500)
Reviews:
Les Dames des Roches, by G. E. Diller.
French Rev., May, 1938, pp. 513-14. (650)
Keeton, Robert Wood, M.S., M.D.. Professor
of Medicine and Head of the Department
Articles:
With A. B. Kendrick and E. F. Foley:
Immediate and delayed disposal of acacia
injected intravenously in the dog. Proc.
Sac. Exp. Biol. Med., 39:465-67. (600)
With F. K. Hick and N. Glickman:
Circulatory changes in adults exposed to con-
trolled environmental conditions. Proc.
Amer. Physiol. Soc, Apr., 1939. (300)
With F. K. Hick, N. Glickman, and H. C.
Wall:
Cardiac output, peripheral blood flow, and
blood volume changes in normal individuals
subjected to varying environmental tem-
peratures. Heating, Piping, Air Condi-
tioning, Jan., 1939. (1200)
Kemmerer, Donald Lorenzo, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Economics
Articles:
New material on the Stamp Act (in N. J.)
N. J. Hist. Soc. Proc, July, 1938.
Neglected source material on colonial New
Jersey. Ibid., Jan., 1939.
Reviews:
The Middlesex Canal, by C. Roberts. /. Pol.
Econ., Feb., 1939, pp. 146-47. (500)
The tobacco kingdom, by J. C. Robert. Amer.
Hist. Rev., Apr., 1939, p. 739. (350)
History of the business man, by M. Beard.
Ibid., June, 1939, PP- 331-33- (800)
The big four, by O. Lewis. Ibid., Dec, 1938,
pp. 777-78. (400)
The roots of American civilization, by
C. Nettels. Ibid., Dec, 1938, p. 780. (300)
History of the U. S. (vol. 2), by A. E.
IMartin. Ibid., Sept., 1938, pp. 539-40.
(500)
James Madison: builder, by A. E. Smith.
Ibid., pp. 541-42. (400)
Eendeigh, S. Charles, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Zoology
Articles:
With S. P. Baldwin:
Variations in the weight of birds. Auk., 55:
3:416-67. (22,000)
Kendrick, Aaron B., Ph.D., Associate in
Medicine
See R. W. Keeton.
Eetchum, Pierce Waddell, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Mathematics
Articles:
Infinite systems of linear equations and ex-
pansions of analytic functions. Duke Math.
J., 4:668-77. (3500)
Reviews:
Geometrie vectorielle, by A. Mineur. Amer.
Math. Mo., 45:312-13. (400)
Kettelkamp, Gilbert Clarence, A.M., Instruc-
tor in Education and Head of the Depart-
ment of Foreign Languages in University
High School
Articles:
Enrichment materials for German. In "Ways
to Better High Schools," Univ. III. Bui.,
36:18:37-46. (3500)
Reviews:
The experimental didactics of the teaching
of German in the light of the Gestalt
theory, bv E. K. Schwartz. Curriculum J.,
9:8:373- '(27s)
22
University of Illinois
Keyes, Donald Babcock, Ph.D., Professor of
Chemical Engineering
Articles:
The chemical engineering unit process —
oxidation. ///. Eng. Exp. Sta. Circ, 34.
44 pp. (15,000)
Factors involved in plate efficiencies for
fractionating columns. Ibid., 35. 14 pp.
(4000)
Teaching chemical engineering unit processes
from the quantitative aspect. J. Chem.
Educ, 15:10:480-83. (2500)
Research environment. Trans. III. Acad. Set.,
1938. (1000)
King, Burnham William, Jr., Ph.D., Special
Research Assistant in Ceramic Engineering
See A. I. Andrezvs:
King, Everett Edgar, M.S., M.C.E., Professor
of Railway Civil Engineering
Articles:
Report of sub-committee 13, Committee XVI.
Amer. Ry. Eng. Assoc. Bui., 406:180-81.
(1000)
Elaas, Helen, M.S., First Assistant in Home
Economics
See Sybil Woodruff.
Eneler, Charles Mayard, Ph.D., J.D., Profes-
sor of Political Science
Books:
Illustrative materials in municipal govern-
ment and administration. Harpers, N. Y.,
1939. xix + 632 pp.
Articles:
With J. F. Isakoff:
Research reports. ///. Legis. Council, Nos.
Reviews:
Better city government, edited by R. V. Peel.
Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev., 32:6:1199. (300)
Eobak, Alfred Julian, M.S., M.D., Assistant
Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Articles:
The interpretation of excessive gonadotropic
hormones excreted in the urine in early
pregnancy. J. A.M. A., 110:1179-80.
Reviews:
Year book of obstetrics and gynecology, by
DeLee and Greenhill. Arch. Physiother.
Radium, July, 1938.
Koehler, Benjamin, Ph.D.. Chief in Crop
Pathology
Articles:
Fungus growth in shelled corn as affected by
moisture. /. Agr. Res., 56:4:291-307.
(5400)
Several corn diseases unusually prevalent in
Illinois in 1938. Plant Dis. Reporter, 22:
374-75-
Effect of prolonged storage of treated seed
corn. Seed treatment tests with crown
injured corn. Phytopath., 28:13.
With C. M. Woodworth:
Corn seedling virescence caused by Asper-
gillus flavus and A. tamarii. Ibid., 28:11:
811-23. (3800)
With A. L. Lang, J. H. Bigger, G. H. Dungan,
and O. Bolin:
Illinois corn performance tests, 1938. ///.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui., 450, pp. 227-51.
(7500)
Konzo, Seichi, M.S., Special Research As-
sistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Books:
Winter air conditioning — forced warm air
heating. Nat. Warm Air Heat, and Air
Cond. Assoc, Columbus, Ohio, 1939.
532 pp.
Articles:
Calculation of the summer cooling load.
Amer. Artisan Mag., Apr., 1939, pp. 61-64.
(2500)
See also A. P. Kratz.
Eraehenbuehl, John Otto, M.S., E.E., Profes-
sor of Electrical Engineering
Books:
With M. A. Faucett:
Circuits and machines in electrical engi-
neering. John Wiley and Sons, N. Y.,
1939. 691 pp.
Eraines, Samuel Henry, B.S., M.D., Associate
in Psychiatry
Articles:
Indices of body build, their relation to per-
sonality. /. Nerv. Ment. Dis., 88:309.
Schizophrenia. Merck Rpt., Apr., 1939.
See also E. Gellhorn.
Kratz, Alonzo Plumstead, M.S., Research
Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Articles:
Power requirements for residential air con-
ditioning. Proc. Midwest Power Conf.,
i: 162-70. (4000)
Anthracite for warm air heating. Trans. 2d
An. Anthracite Conf., Lehigh Univ., Apr.,
1939, PP- 45-57- (4500)
With S. Konzo, M. K. Fahnestock, and E. L.
Broderick:
Summer cooling in the warm air heating
research residence with cold water. ///.
Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui., 305. 90 pp. (26,000)
Study of summer cooling in the research
residence using a small capacity condens-
ing unit. Heating, Piping, Air Condition-
ing, 10:5:337-44; 10:6:421-27. (10,000)
With S. Konzo and R. B. Engdaht:
Performance of stoker-fired and hand-fired
warm-air furnaces in the research resi-
dence. Ibid., 10:11:732-42. (6000)
Krehbiel, Robert Henry, Ph.D., Associate in
Anatomy
Articles:
Roentgen studies of the mechanism involved
in sperm transportation in the female rab-
bit. Amer. J. Physiol., 125:571-77. (2700)
The decidual and deciduomal reaction in the
pregnant lactating rat. Anat. Rcc, 73:3
(Supp.2):32-33. (200)
Kudo, Richard Roksabro, D.Sc, Associate
Professor of Zoology
Articles:
A microsporidian parasitic in Reticulitermes
flavipes. /. Parasit., 24:3:377.
With P. A. Mcglitsch:
On Balantidium praenucleatum n. sp., in-
habiting the colon of Blatta orientalis.
Arch. Protistenk., 91:1:111-24.
Lang, Alvin Leonard, M.S., Assistant Chief
in Soil Experiment Fields
Articles:
Use good soil for hybrid corn. Better Crops
with Plant Food, 23:3:14-17. (2200)
Publications of the Faculty
23
Lang, A. L. — Articles (continued)
Fertilizing for hybrid corn. U. of I. Dept.
of Agron. Mimeo., Apr., 1939. (1500)
See also F. C. Bauer and G. H. Dungan.
Lansford, Wallace Monroe, M.S., C.E., As-
sistant Professor of Theoretical and Applied
Mechanics
Articles:
A magnetic flowmeter. Mech. Eng., Jan.,
1939, 61:1:20-21. (1500)
Reviews:
Effect of size and type of specimen on the
torsional properties of cast iron, by J. O.
Draffin and W. L. Collins. Proc. A.S.T.M.,
38:245. (150)
Lash, Abraham Fae, M.D., Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Articles:
Hemorrhage from carcinoma of the cervix.
Control by extraperitoneal ligation of the
hypogastric arteries. Surg. Gyn. Obstet.,
67:102-05. (1500)
Lederer, Francis L., B.S., M.D., Professor of
Laryngology, Rhinology, and Otology, and
Head of the Department
Books:
Diseases of the ear, nose, and throat. F. A.
Davis Co., Phila., 1938. 835 pp.
Articles:
Early diagnosis of laryngeal carcinoma.
Arch. Otolar., 29:587-90.
Early diagnosis of laryngeal malignancy.
Ann. Otol. Rliinol. LaryngoL, 48:244-56.
With others:
Otorhinolaryngology. In Cyclopedia of Medi-
cine, F. A. Davis, Phila., 1938, pp. 810-83.
Lehmann, Emil Wilhelm, B.S., E.E., A.E.,
Professor of Agricultural Engineering' and
Head of the Department
Articles
With T. A. Pit sen:
Farm drainage: its maintenance and con-
struction. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ, 493.
40 pp. (18,500)
Leiter, Otho Clarke, A.B., Associate Professor
of Journalism
Articles:
Editors ought to edit. Quill, 24:10:5. (1600)
Freedom of the press. St. Louis Post Dis-
patch, Dec. 25, 1938, Pt. I, p. 4a. (27s)
Leonard, Maria, A.M., Litt.D., Dean of Women
Books:
The chaperon and housemother builders of
youth. George Banta Publishing Co., Me-
nasha. Wis., 1939. 77 pp.
Articles:
A bill of rights for youth. Character and
Citizenship Mag., Jan., 1939, pp. 3-8.
(2700)
Is current education developing vital citi-
zens? Ibid., May, 1939, pp. 20-23. (2300)
Calling all fraternity women. Arrow, Feb.,
1939, 936-39- (3200)
Levine, Norman Dion, Ph.D., Assistant
Animal Parasitologist
Articles:
The dehydration of methylene blue stained
material without loss of dye. Stain
Technol., 14:29. (500)
Articles (continued)
With C. A. Brandly and R. Graham :
The cultivation of tritrichomonas foetus in
developing chicken eggs. Science, 89:
161-62. (800)
With L. E. Boley and W. G. Kammladc:
A note on the effect of repeated treatment of
sheep for Haemonchus contortus. Cornell
Vet., 28:296-98. (looo)
With G. L. Dunlap and R. Graham :
An intracellular parasite encountered in
ferret. Ibid., 28:249-51. (400)
Levinson, Samuel Azor, M.S., M.D., Associate
Professor of Pathology, Assistant Professor
of Medicine, and Director of the Hospital
Laboratory
Articles:
Laboratory examination in gallbladder dis-
eases and associated liver damage. Med.
Clin. N. Amer., 23-17.
Waterhouse-Friderichsen syndrome. /. Pedi-
atrics, 14:506.
With H. A. Sicgal:
The bromsulphalein test and blood cholesterol
in pulmonary tuberculosis. Amer. Rev.
Tubcrc, 38:229.
Levinthal, Daniel Harold, M.D., Assistant
Professor of Orthopaedics
Articles:
Tendon transplantation in the lower ex-
tremity. Surg. Clin. N. Amer., Feb., 1939.
With I. Wolin:
Unilateral congenital elevation of the ilium
or congenital dislocation of the sacro-iliac
joint. Brit. J. Surg., 21:1:193-96.
With J. Kirschbaum :
Fibroma of metacarpal bone — resection and
bone graft. Surg. Gyn. Obstet., May, 1939.
Reviews:
Eleven reviews in Surg. Gyn. Obstet., passim.
Lichtenberger, Cleo, B.S., B.L.S., Catalog
Reviser in the Library
Articles:
207 catalog cards for University of Illinois
publications. Printed by Library of Con-
gress. (15,000)
Limarzi, Louis Robert, M.D., M.S., Associate
in Medicine
Articles:
The diagnostic value of sternal marrow as-
pirations. ///. Med. J., Jan., 1939. (8000)
With M. D. Pearlman:
Correlation studies of basophilic aggregation
and reticulocytes in various clinical con-
ditions. Amer. J. Clin. Path., 8:6. (4000)
Lindstrom, David Edgar, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Rural Sociology
Articles:
The community leader's plan book. U. of I.
Dept. Agr. Econ. Mimeo. (RSE-60). 22 pp.
Illinois fosters a rural recreation program.
Ext. Serv. Rev. U.S.D.A., 9:8:117. (1000)
Some problems of the extension rural soci-
ologist. Rural Social., 3:1:42-47. (2000)
Trends in rural organization. Trans. lit.
Acad. Sci., 31:2. (1000)
With W. M. Dawson:
4-H club work: effect on capability and per-
sonal quality. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui.,
451. (20,000)
24
University of Illinois
Litman, Simon, DrJur.Pub. et Rer.Cam., Pro-
fessor of Economics
Reviews-
Government price-fixing, by J. Bachman.
Anier. Econ. Rev., 29:1:177. (500)
Littleton, Ananias Charles, Ph.D., C.P.A.,
Professor of Accountancy and Assistant
Director of the Bureau of Business Research
Articles:
High standards of accounting. /. Accy., 66:
3:99-105. (4300)
The uses of theory. Ibid., 67:4:227-33. (4400)
The relation of function to principles. Acct.
Rev., 13:3:233-41. (4500)
Suggestions for the revision of the tenta-
tive statement of accounting principles.
Ibid., 14:1:57-64. (4000)
A substitute for stated capital. Harv. Bus.
Rev., 17:1:75-85. (6000)
Lloyd, John William, Ph.D., Professor of
Horticulture and of Fruit and Vegetable
Marketing, and Acting Head of the De-
partment of Horticulture
Articles:
Vegetable displays at roadside and home
markets. An. Rpt. III. Vegetable Growers'
Assoc, 8:55-57. (1200)
With J. P. McCollum:
Yields of asparagus as affected by severe
cutting of young plantation. III. Agr. E.rp.
Sta. Bid., 448, pp. 157-72. (5000)
With W. L. Burlison:
Eighteen varieties of edible soybeans. Ibid.,
453, PP- 383-439' (25,000)
Locklin, D. Philip, Ph.D., Associate Profes-
sor of Economics
Books:
Economics of transportation (rev. ed.). Busi-
ness Publications, Chicago, 1938. 855 pp.
Articles:
Fifty years of government regulation. Qt.
I. Econ., 52:4:679-96. (5400)
The report of the president's committee on
the transportation situation. /. Land and
Piibl. Util. Econ., 15:1:117-19. (2000)
With others:
Highway costs and motor vehicle taxation.
///. Hy. Users Conf., Chicago, 1939. 31 pp.
Reviews:
The Interstate Commerce Commission (Pt.
Ill), by I. L. Sharfman. J. Bus., 11:2:206-
00. (800)
Lockling, William Bruce, Ph.D., Associate in
Economics
Reviews:
Las operations des banques d'emission sur
le marche libre, by M. Kriz. Amer. Econ.
Rev., 28:4:822-23. (350)
Basic economics, by N. H. Selseth. Ibid.,
28:4:765. (75)
Lohmann, Karl Baptiste, M.L.A., Professor
of Landscape Architecture
Articles:
The sub-standard housing of Champaign-Ur-
bana, Illinois. Reg. Plan. Com. Cham-
paign Co., Aug., 1938. 16 pp.
Loomis, F. Wheeler, Ph.D., Professor of
Physics and Head of the Department
Articles:
With P. Kusch:
Magnetic rotation spectra of SO2 and CS2
in the ultra-violet. Phys. Rev., 55:850.
Low, Abraham Adolph, M.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Psychiatry
Articles:
Occupational therapy and its bearing on
shock therapy. Occup. Ther. Rehahil.,
17:369. (2000)
Shock treatments for psychotic patients and
their relationship to occupational therapy.
Ibid., 18:85. (2400)
Present .status of the shock treatment of the
"functional" psychoses. ///. Med. J., Feb.,
1939- (3000)
Placement of the former mental patient. Em-
ptoyment Serv. News, 6:14. (1800)
Shock therapy and follow-up investigation.
Psychiat. E.rch., 1:123. (600)
With M. Blaurock, M. Sachs, C. Wade, and
E. Ross :
Picrotoxin as a convulsant in treatment of
certain mental illnesses. Arch Neurol.
Psychiat., 41:747. (3000)
Luce, Wilbur Marshall, Ph.D., Associate in
Zoology
Articles:
The effect of a 95 percent oxygen 5 percent
carbon dioxide mixture upon facet number
in intrabar in Drosophila melanogaster.
Genetics, 24:79. (250)
Ltieth, Harold Charles, M.D., Ph.D., Associate
in Medicine
Articles:
Massive collapse of the lung following anes-
thesia. Anesthesia and Analgesia, 17:229-32.
Laboratory examinations in heart disease.
Amer. J. Med. Tech., 4:162-68.
The use of metrazol in complete heart block
with Adams-Stokes syndrome. Amer. Heart
J., 16:55-60.
With T. Hanks:
Unusual reactions of patients with hyper-
tension to glyceryl trinitrate. .4rch. Int.
Med., 62:97-108.
Lyon, Will Ferson, A.B., M.D., Assistant
Professor of Surgery
Articles:
With F. E. Hand:
An improvement in the application of bone
plates. Ann. Surg., 108:6:1118-20. (400)
Maack, Arthur Charles, M.S., Assistant in
Dairy Manufactures
Sec P. H. Tracy.
Macintire, Horace James, M.M.E., Professor
of Refrigeration
Articles:
Low temperature refrigeration. Chcm. Met.
Eng., Dec, 1938, pp. 682-83.
Mackay, Roland Parks, A.B., M.D., Associate
Professor of Neurology and Neurological
Surgery
Articles:
Chronic adhesive spinal arachnoiditis, a
clinical and pathological study. J. A.M. A.,
1 12:802-08.
MacMasters, Majel Margaret, Ph.D., Associate
in Home Economics
See Sybil Woodruff.
Manley, John Henry, Ph.D., Associate in
Physics
Articles:
With Goldsmith and Schwi>igcr:
Resonance absorption of slow neutrons in In.
Phys. Rev., 55:107.
Publications of the Faculty
25
Manley, J. H. — Articles (continued)
The widths of nuclear energy levels. Ibid.,
55:39-
With Brickivedde, Dunning, and Hogc :
Neutron scattering cross sections of para-
and orthohydrogen, and of Ns, O2, H2O.
Ibid., 54:260.
With Hornbostel and Goldsmith:
The mutual absorption of the Rh and In
levels. Btil. Amer. Phys. Soc, 14:2:12.
Marriott, Lawrence Frederick, B.S., Assistant
in Soil Experiment Fields
See F. C. Bauer.
Marshall, William A., B.S., M.D., Associate
in Orthopaedics
Articles:
Pancreatic lithiasis, with a case report and
autopsy findings. Radio!., 31:5:562-66.
Reviews:
Untersuchungen ueber die Atiologie und
Pathogenese der angeborenen Huftverren-
kung. Trans. Internat. Coll. Surg., 1:2:245-
47-
Marvel, Carl Shipp, Ph.D., Professor of
Organic Chemistry
Articles:
With C. E. Denoon, Jr.:
The structure of vinyl polymers. II. Poly-
vinyl alcohol, /./i.e. 5"., 60: 1045-51. (4800)
With D. B. Glass:
The possible asymmetry of a monosubsti-
tuted cyclononane. Ibid., 60:1051-53. (2000)
With G. F. Zellhoefer and M. J. Copley:
Hydrogen bonds involving the C-H link. The
solubility of haloforms in donor solvents.
Ibid., 60:1337-43. (4500)
With S. J. Davis and F. J. Glavis:
The reaction between sulfur dioxide and
olefins. VII. Copolymers from mixtures of
olefins, acetylenes and olefin derivatives
with sulfur dioxide. Ibid., 60:1450-55.
(4000)
With Velma Nichols:
Diaryl ketone peroxides. Ibid., 60:1455-57.
(2200)
With M. P. Stoddard:
A convenient synthesis of di-glutamic acid.
/. Org. Chem., 3:198-203. (3200)
With F. J. Glavis:
Vinyl halide polysulfones. Peracetic acid as
a catalyst for the reaction between sulfur
dioxide and olefins. J.A.C.S., 60:2622-26.
(3200)
With M. J. Copley ayid G. F. Zellhoefer:
Hydrogen bonds involving the C-H link. IV.
The effect of solvent association on solu-
bility. Ibid., 60:2666-73. (5600)
Hydrogen bonds involving the C-H link. V.
The solubility of methylene chloride in
donor solvents. Ibid., 60:2714-16. (1900)
With H. A. Pacevits:
The dimerization of 3-phenylindene. Ibid.,
60:2816. (300)
With E. Ginsberg and M. B. Mueller:
Effect of substitution on the dissociation of
hexa-arylethanes. VI. Hexa-»;-biphenyle-
thane. Ibid., 61:77-78. (1400)
With W. J. Peppcl:
Rearrangements of tetraaryldiallenes. XII.
The synthesis of 2,8-diphenylchrysene.
Ibid., 61:895-97. (1700)
Reviews:
Lehrbuch der organischen Chemie, by \V.
Langenbeck. Ibid., 61:537. (350)
Marvin, Donald Mitchell, Ph.D., Visiting
Professor of Economics
Books:
With Gertrude M. Williams:
Design for recovery. Harpers, N.Y., 1939.
167 pp.
Mason, Herman Charles, M.S., Instructor in
Bacteriology and Public Health
Articles:
Dye modifications of bismuth sulfite media.
/. Bact., 36:3:314- (500)
May, Robert Lee, M.S., Assistant in Chemistry
See G. F. Smith.
Mays, Arthur Beverly, A.M., Professor of
Industrial Education
Articles:
Industrial education. Section in the Joint
Year Book of the American Educational
Research Association and the Department
of Classroom Teachers of the National
Education Association, Wash., D.C., 1939,
pp. 270-77.
McArthur, Selim Walker, Ph.B., M.D., Asso-
ciate Professor of Surgery
Articles:
The voluntary hospital and the community.
Hospitals, July, 1938.
McCollum, John Paschal, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Olericulture
See J. W. Lloyd.
McDaniels, Herbert Eli, Ph.D., Associate in
Bacteriology and Public Health
See Lloyd Arnold.
McDiarmid, Errett Weir, Jr., Ph.D., Associate
in Library Science
Articles:
With J. McDiarmid:
An approach to the problems of library or-
ganization. Lib. Qt., 9:2:133-44. (4000)
McGuigan, Hugh Alister, Ph.D., M.D., Pro-
fessor of Pharmacology, Materia Medica,
and Therapeutics, and Head of the De-
partment
Articles:
With R. A. McGuigan:
The use of dogs for the standardization of
digitalis. J. Pharmacol. E.rp. Therap.,
63:1:76-81. (1200)
McQuitty, Louis Laforce, Ph.D., Instructor in
Psychology and Counsellor in the Personnel
Bureau
Articles:
An approach to the measurement of indi-
vidual differences in personality. Charac-
ter and Personality, 7:2:81-95. (5000)
Meyer, Esther, Ph.G., M.S., Associate in Bac-
teriology
Articles:
The action of calamine lotions on the bac-
terial flora of the skin. Bui. Nat. Formu-
lary Comm., 7:2:48. (400)
Sec also Lloyd Arnold.
Meyer, Hershel, B.S., M.D., Assistant in
Medicine
Articles:
The psychopathology of Nazism. Med.
Leaves, 1939, pp. 113-121. (10,000)
26
University of Illinois
Meyer, Jacob, M.D., M.S., Associate Profes-
sor of Medicine
Articles:
Acute endocarditis caused by bacterium Para-
typhosum B. Arcli. Path., 26:368-73. (1500)
Miles, Russell Hancock, M.Mus., Associate
Professor of Music
Music:
Thy King cometh. Cantata for Christmas.
Oliver Ditson Co., Phila., 1938. 48 pp.
With harp and with trumpet: mixed voices.
Idem. 8 pp.
Waken! Lords and ladies gay: male voices.
Idem. 12 pp.
Miller, George Abram, Ph.D., LL.D., Pro-
fessor of Mathematics, Emeritus
Books:
Collected works, vol. 2. Univ. of 111. Press,
Urbana, 1938. xi + 537 pp.
Articles:
Relative number of operators and subgroups
of a finite group. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci.,
24:199-200. (1500)
Minimum degree of substitutions of highest
degree in a group. Ibid., 202-04. (1400)
Largest degree of substitution in the groups
of a given degree. Ibid., 293-96. (2000)
Groups of degree n containing only substitu-
tions of lower degrees. Ibid., 333-36.
(2000)
The relative number of the subgroups and
operators of certain groups. Ibid., 473-76.
(2100)
Groups of order p'" containing nt-a independ-
ent generators. Ibid., 561-65. (2400)
Groups of degree n in which the largest de-
gree of a substitution is a minimum. Ibid.,
25:43-46. (2000)
Mathematical "pia frans." Sch. and Soc,
47:637-38. (1400)
Unpardonable errors in the history of mathe-
matics. Ibid., 48:278-79. (iioo)
Solution of equations by the ancients. Ibid.,
49:178-79. (1200)
Mathematical myths. Nat. Math. Mag., 12:
388-92. (2000)
A first lesson in the history of mathematics.
Ibid., 13:272-77. (2500)
The first known long mathematical decline.
Science, 87:576-77. (800)
The history of mathematics forty years ago.
Ibid., 88:375-76. (600)
Group theory in the history of mathematics.
Sci. Mo., 47:124-27. (1200)
Forty years of mathematics. Ibid., 48:268-71.
(1600)
Kleinische Viergruppe. Math. Gac, 22:486.
(300)
Progress in the history of mathematics
during the last forty years. Math. Student,
6:71-73- (iioo)
Primary facts of the history of mathematics.
Math. Teacher, 32:609-11. (1200)
Miller, Lawrence Byrne, B.S., Associate in
Soil Experiment Fields
See F. C. Bauer.
Mills, Douglas R., B.S., Associate in Physical
Education for Men
Books:
Football scouting report. Stipes Publishing
Co., Champaign, 111. 50 pp.
Milum, Vern G., Ph.D., Assistant Professor
of Entomology
Articles:
Bees and beekeeping in Illinois. An. Rf^t. III.
Beekeepers Assoc, 37:93-155. (26,000)
Articles (continued)
A larval mermithid, Mermts subnigrescens
Cobb, as a parasite of the honeybee. J.
Econ. Entom., 31:3:460. (450)
Some tips and pointers on wintering. Amer.
Bee I., 78:497. (270)
Reducing propolizing by Caucasians. Ibid.,
78:551. (125)
Foaming: its elimination from honey. Ib;d.,
79:186-87. (1350)
Parasites of larval pests of bee combs. Ibid.,
79:245. (230)
Bees need water — the significance of water in
spring broodrearing. Gl. Bee Culture, 66:
288. (600)
With E. I. Pilchard and E. L. Jepson:
A 4-H club manual for the honey production
project. U. of I. Coll. Agr. Mimeo. (9S00J
Minard, David, Ph.D., Instructor in Physi-
ology
See S. R. Rosenthal.
Mitchell, Harold Hanson, Ph.D., Professor of
Animal Nutrition
Articles:
Nutrition. An. Rev. Biochem., 7:353-76.
(6000)
Protein nutrition. Scicntia, 206:14. (4000)
IVith B. W. Fairbanks:
The availability of calcium in spinach, in
skim milk powder, and in calcium oxalate.
J. Nutr., 16:79-89. (5000)
JVith M. A. R. Kelley:
Energy requirements of swine and estimates
of heat production and gaseous exchange
for use in planning the ventilation of hog
houses. /. Agr. Res., 56:811-30. (5500)
With J. B. Shields and W. A. Ruth:
The metabolism and retention of lead in
growing and adult rats. /. Itid. Hyg. Tax.,
21:7-23. (8500)
With F. R. Steggcrda:
The calcium requirement of adult man and
the utilization of the calcium in milk and
in calcium gluconate. /. Nutr., 17:3:253-62.
(6000)
With lulia Outhouse and others:
The calcium requirements of five pre-school
girls. Ibid., 17:199-211. (5000)
Moffett, Robert Bruce, A.M., Assistant . in
Chemistry
Articles:
With E. W. Cottman and S. M. Moffett:
The preparation and properties of chem-
iluminescent compounds of the lophine
type. Proc. Indiana Acad. Sci., 47:124.
(2500)
Mohn, Paul Eugene, M.S., M.E., Assistant
Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Articles:
Tires. Household Finance Corp., Chicago,
1938. 28 pp.
Gasoline and oils. Idem., 1938. 38 pp.
Home heating. Idem, 1939. 36 pp.
Domestic heating plants. ///. Eng. Exp. Sta.
Circ, 31. 21 pp. (4500)
With W. H. Sevcrns:
Equipment for all-year air conditioning. Ibid.,
37, pp. 7-28. (5700)
Report of conference on air conditioning.
Ice and Rcfrig., 96:4:289. (1600)
Equipment, well water, body temperature dis-
cussed at air conditioning conference.
Heat. Vent., 36:4:24-25. (1000)
Publications of the Faculty
27
Mohr, George Joseph, B.S., M.D., Associate
Professor of Criminology, Social Hygiene,
and Medical Jurisprudence
Articles:
Mental hygiene aspects of occupational
therapy. Occup. Titer. Rehabil., 18:1:25-30.
(1700)
Psychoanalytical theory of personality. Social
Work Technique, 4:2:35-46. (4500)
Monroe, Walter Scott, Ph.D., Professor of
Education and Director of the Bureau of
Educational Research
Articles:
With Arlyn Marks:
General methods of teaching. Educ. Admin.
Supcrv., 24:7:497-512. (6000)
General methods of teaching evaluated; re-
sults of research. Ibid., 24:8:581-92.
(4500)
Doctors in education. /. Higher Educ, 10:
4: 191-94.
Reviews:
Directing learning, by R. \V. Frederick and
others. Rev. Educ. Res., 32:7:538-39.
Moore, Gerald Everett, Ph.D., Associate in
Mathematics
Reviews:
Accounting manual for colleges, by Gail A.
Mills. '/. Higher Educ, 9:5:290-91. (500)
Moore, Herbert Fisher, M.E., D.Sc, Research
Professor of Engineering Materials
Articles:
Corrosion-fatigue of metals. Metals Hand-
book, 1939, pp. 147-53- (2500)
With H. R. Thomas, J. L. Bisesi, and R. E.
Cramer :
Fourth progress report of the joint investi-
gation of fissures in railroad rails. Proc
Amer. Ry. Eng. Assoc, 39:807-59. (15,000)
With W. Spraragen and G. E. Claussen:
Fatigue tests. Welding Handbook, 1938, pp.
710-31. (7000)
With B. B. Betty and C. W. Dollins:
Investigation of the creep and fracture of
lead and lead alloys for cable sheathing.
///. Eng. E.rp. Sta. Bui., 306. 90 pp.
(22,000)
Mora, Jacob Morton, B.S., M.D., Assistant
Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Acute suppurative appendicitis complicating
severe untreated thyrotoxicosis. Surg., 5:
374-79- (3000)
Morey, Lloyd, A.B., B.Mus., C.P.A., LL.D.,
Professor of Accountancy and Comptroller
Articles:
A philosophy of business administration. /.
Higher Educ, 10:2:68-74. (3000)
The accounting student and governmental
accounting. Acct. Ledger, 4:4:38-40.(2700)
Audit services to colleges and universities.
C.P.A., 18:5:3- (350)
The financial situation of higher education.
Educ Bus., 21:5:6-9. (4300)
The basic principles of municipal accounting.
Amer. Instit. Account. Conf. on Munici-
pal Accounting and Finance, Chicago, Mar.,
1938, pp. 7-11. (2500)
A central financial service. Proc. 28th Meet.
Assoc. Univ. and Coll. Bus. Officers, pp.
•25-31- (3500)
Tracing the tax dollar. Opinion and Com-
ment, pp. 18-22. (2000)
Morrison, Sherman William, Ph.C, M.S., As-
sociate in Pharmacy
Articles:
Problems of the hospital pharmacist. Hos-
pitals, 12:6:27-28. (1500)
Logic in prescription pricing. Mod. Hosp.,
52:3:112. (1400)
Morrow, Glenn Raymond, Ph.D., Professor of
Philosophy
Articles:
Plato and Greek slavery. Mind, 48:186-201.
(7000)
Reviews:
The administration of justice from Homer to
Aristotle (vol. 2), by R. J. Bonner and
Gertrude Smith. Ethics, 49:1. (400)
Plato's cosmology, by F. M. Cornford. Phil.
Rev., 48:1:75. (550)
Mosher, Martin Luther, M.Agr., Professor of
Farm Management Extension
Articles:
With H. C. M. Case:
Farm practices and their effects on farm
earnings. III. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui., 444.
(35,000)
With E. G. Fruin and H. C. M. Case:
Three years' summary report of the farm
bureau farm management service. U. of I.
Dept. of Agr. Econ. Mimeo., 916. (12,000)
With J. B. Cunningham and P. E. Johnston:
Planning the farm business. Ibid., 022.
(4500)
With W. A. Herrington, E. G. Fruin, B. E.
King, and H. C. M. Case:
Farm bureau farm management service re-
ports. Ibid., 863. 869. (20,000)
Mulvihill, Donald Ferguson, A.M., Assistant
in Business Organization and Operation
Articles:
Articulation of business subjects in high
schools and colleges in Illinois. Sch. Rev.,
46:7:515-22. (2500)
A survey of commercial subjects in Illinois
high schools. Bus. Educ. World, 19:4:
321-22. (1000)
Murphy, Frank George, B.S., M.D., Assistant
Professor of Orthopaedics
Articles:
Fracture-dislocation of the ankle joint. Surg.
Clin. A'. Amer., Feb., 1938. pp. 113-27.
(3500)
Osteochondritis dessicans of the elbow joint.
/. Bone and Joint Surg., 21:2:464-66. (800)
Nedzel, Alexander John, M.D., M.S., Associ-
ate Professor of Pathology
Articles:
Vascular instability in development of endo-
carditis. Arch. Phys. Ther., 29:335. (3000)
The pressor episodes, diets, and the toxicity
of morphine sulphate. /. Lab. Clin. Med.,
23:1063. (1900)
Experimental gastric ulcer (pitressin epi-
sodes). Arch. Path., 26:988. (4200)
Histopathology of vascular spasm in experi-
mental gastric ulcer. Proc. Instit. Med.
Chicago, 12:140. (400)
With W. F. Petersen:
Dental surgery and endocarditis. /. Amer.
Dent. Assoc, 25:1462. (1400)
With L. Pincusscn :
Effect of ultraviolet and visible rays upon
animal septicemia. Arch. Phys. Ther., 20:5.
(1500)
28
University of Illinois
Neiswanger, William Addison, Jr., Ph.D., As-
sociate Professor of Economics
Books:
Laboratory manual for elementary statistics.
Stipes Publishing Co., Champaign, 111.,
1938. 250 pp.
With Miriam E. West:
Productivity and employment in selected in-
dustries — brick and tile. National Re-
search Project, Phila., 1939. 212 pp.
With R. K. Adatnson and Miriam E. West:
Productivity and employment in selected in-
dustries — beet sugar. Idem. 189 pp.
Nelson, Severina Elaine, Ph.D., Associate in
Speech
Articles:
The Illinois speech defect survey. III. Speech
News, 6:1:1-2. (lis)
The role of heredity in stuttering. /. Pediat.,
14:5:642-57. (5000)
With R. Car hart:
A survey of speech disorders in Illinois high
schools. /. Speech Disorders, 4:1:61-70.
(1,000)
With Robert West:
The heredity of stuttering. Qt. J. Speech,
•25:23-30. (3200)
Nelson, Tell, M.D., M.S., Associate in
Medicine
Articles:
The relation of allergy to diseases of the
respiratory tract. III. Med. J., 74:3:225-27.
(1800)
Air filtration. J.A.M.A., 111:1298-1301.
(2000)
Nevens, William Barbour, Ph.D., Professor
of Dairy Cattle Feeding
Articles:
With A. F. Kuhlinan:
Selecting dairy cattle. III. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Circ, 486. 61 pp.
With K. E. Harshbarger:
The distribution of elements of fertility be-
tween feces and urine in dairy cattle.
Proc. Amer. Soc. Animal Prod., Dec, 1938.
Newcomb, Rexford, A.M., M.Arch., Professor
of the History of Architecture, Dean of the
College of Fine and Applied Arts, and Di-
rector of the Bureau of (Community Planning
Books:
Outlines of the history of architecture. Part
IV: Modern Architecture. John Wiley
and Sons, N.Y., 1939. 318 pp.
Articles:
Architecture. World Book Encyc. An., Quar-
rie Corp., Chicago, 1939. (1200)
Newmark, Nathan Mortlmore, Ph.D., Research
Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering
Articles:
Interaction between rib and superstructure
in concrete arch bridges. Trans. A.S.C.E.,
103:62-88. (12,000)
A distribution procedure for the analysis of
slabs continuous over flexible beams. ///.
Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui., 304. 118 pp.
Reviews:
Die Knickfestigkeit von Stiiben und Stab-
wercken, by J. Ratzersdorfer. J. Applied
Mech., 6-1-A-47. (1000)
A reduction method for the analysis of con-
tinuous beams and open frames, by M.
Hetenyi. Proc. Amer. Concr. Instit., 34:
3644-45. (300)
Nicholson, Douglas G., Ph.D., Associate in
Chemistry
Articles:
A working model to demonstrate the effect
of heat on a confined volume of gas. /.
Chem. Educ, 15:394. (500)
With C. E. Holley, Jr.:
Drying of linseed oil paint — effect of artificial
visible light. Ind. Eng. Chem., 30:563-65.
(1500)
Nolan, Aretas Wilbur, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Agricultural Education
Articles:
They are not afraid of farming. Amer.
Farm Youth Mag., 4:5:16.
Nolen, Russell Marion, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Economics
Articles:
The changing functions of commercial bank-
ing. Banker's Mag., June, 1938, 473-76.
(1500)
Replacing our suspended banks. Ibid., Mar.,
1939. PP- 192-95- (2500)
Monetary experimentation, 1929-1939. Opinion
and Comment, Mar., 1939, pp. 11-17.
(4000)
Reviews:
Indian currency problems in the last decade
(1926-1936), by J. C. Sinha. Amer. Econ.
Rev., Dec, 1938, p. 827. (500)
The fallacies of Professor Irving Fisher's
100% money proposal, by W. E. Spahr.
Ibid., Dec, 1938, pp. 827-28. (500)
Norton, Laurence Joseph, Ph.D., Professor of
Agricultural Economics
Articles:
Some features of the recent trade agreement
with Canada and the United Kingdom.
///. Farm Econ., No. 43. (600)
The current economic situation as it affects
the farmer. III. Farmers' Instit. Rpt.,
1938. (4000)
Grain shipments on the Illinois waterway.
U. of I. Dept. of Agr. Econ. Mimeo., 864.
(2000)
Financial results of farmers' elevator com-
panies in 1937. Ibid., 969. (4500)
Some problems created by the trend toward
governmental intervention in agricultural
markets. Ibid., 1121. (1000)
Grain transportation on the Illinois River.
Ibid. (800)
Discussion of changes in demand for farm
products. 7. Farm Econ., 21:1:142-44.
(1500)
With G. A. Lee:
Summary of grain marketing survey in
southern Illinois in 1938. U. of I. Dept.
of Agr. Econ. Mimeo., 1104. (5400)
With J. Ackcrman and C. R. Sayre:
Capacity to pay and farm financing. ///.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui., 449. (1400)
With L. H. Simcrl:
A survey of Illinois cooperative marketing
and purchasing associations. ///. Farm
Econ., No. 38. (800)
Reviews:
Prosperity and depression, by G. von Habe-
ler. J. Farm Econ., 20:2:537-40. (900)
Noyes, Frederick Bogue, A.B., D.D.S., D.Sc.
LL.D., Professor of Orthodontia, Dean of
the College of Dentistry and Director of
the Children's Clinic
Articles:
The next seventy-five years of dental educa-
tion. ///. Dent. J., 7:336-43.
Publications of the Faculty
29
Noyes, William Albert, Ph.D., LL.D., Chem.D.,
D.Sc, Professor of Chemistry, Emeritus
Articles:
Disarmament. ///. Alumni News, May, 1939.
(1500)
O'Conor, Vincent John, B.S., M.D., Associate
Professor of Urology
Articles:
With H. D. Dykhuizen:
Stone in the lower portion of the ureter.
Wis. Med. J., Aug., 1938.
Reviews:
Urologic surgery. Arch. Surg., Mar., June,
Sept., 1938.
Odell, Charles Watters, Ph.D.. Associate Pro-
fessor of Education
Reviews:
Statistics in psychology and education (rev.),
by H. E. Garrett. /. Educ. Res., 32:1:
47-48. (750)
Educational statistics, by J. E. Wert. /.
Educ. Res., 32:8:617-18. (600)
Constructing tests and grading in elementary
and high school subjects, by H. D. Rins-
land. Ibid., 32:8:620. (550)
Oldberg, Eric, M.D., Ph.D., Professor of Neu-
rology and Neurological Surgery and Head
of the Department
Articles:
Subtemporal decompression; indications and
surgical technique. Proc. Inter-State Post
Grad. Med. Assoc. N. Amer., Nov., 1938.
IVith Louise Eisenhardt:
Die neurologische Diagnose der Geschwulste
des 3. Ventrikels. Nervenarst., 11:12.
The neurological diagnosis of tumors of the
third ventricle. Trans. Amer. Neurol.
Assoc, May, 1938. PP- 33-36.
Reviews:
Meningiomas: their classification, regional
behavior, life history, and surgical end
results, by H. Cushing. Arch. Neurol, and
Psychiat., 41:3:657-58-
Oldfather, William Abbott, Ph.D., LL.D., Pro-
fessor of the Classics and Chairman of the
Department
Books:
Index verborum Ciceronis epistularum. Univ.
of 111. Press, Urbana, 1938. 584 pp.
Articles:
Pythagoras on individual differences and the
authoritarian principle. Class. J., 33:9:
537-39- (900)
In memoriam J. W. Hewitt. Wesleyan Univ.
Alum., 23:2:20. (300)
Forty-seven articles on Locrian antiquities.
Paulys Realenzyk. Klass. Altertums., 18:2;
19:2. (6500)
Fascism and other isms ancient in origin-
Sci. News Letter, Feb. 11, 1939. (300)
The dissertation. Class. Weekly, 32:20:231-
33. (2000)
Tacitus, Annals 6, 59, 4-5 pulsus venarura and
spiritus. Class. Philol., 34:2:146-47. (800)
Turkeys or cranes on a Laconian Hydria.
Amer. J. Archaeol., 44:1:104-05. (800)
What to read of Cicero in high school and
college and why. Class. Bui., 15:8:61-62.
(1300)
Oliver, Revilo Pendleton, A.M., Assistant in
the Classics
Books:
The little clay cart, translated from the
Sanskrit with introduction and notes. Univ.
of 111. Press, Urbana, 1938. 250 pp.
Olkon, David Mortimer, A.M., M.D., Assistant
Professor of Psychiatry
Articles:
Chronic subdural hematoma with acute psy-
chotic manifestations: operation and re-
covery. J. A.M. A., 110:1664-65. (3500)
Outhouse, Julia Pratt, Ph.D., Professor of
Nutrition
Articles:
With H. H. Mitchell and others:
The calcium requirements of five pre-school
girls. /. Nutr., 17:199-211. (2700)
The utilization of the calcium of milk by
pre-school children. Ibid., 17:429-41.
(3500)
Overman, Oliver Ralph, Ph.D., Professor of
Dairy Chemistry
Articles:
With q. F. Garrett and H. A. Ruehe:
Studies on the keeping quality of butter in
cold storage. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui., 446,
pp. 47-90. (6000)
With W. L. Gaines:
Interrelations of milk-fat, milk-protein, and
milk-energy yield. /. Dairy Sci., 21:261-71.
(4000)
With B. F. Whitmore:
Determining the salt content of cheese. Nat.
Butter Cheese J., Feb., 1939, p. 18. (1550)
Parks, Ralph Rex, A.M., Assistant Professor
of Agricultural Engineering Extension
Articles:
Sewing machine adjustment and care. U. of
I. Dept. Agr. Eng. Mimeo., 178. (1500)
Outline-selection of electrical equipment (for
leading training groups). Ibid., 185. (800)
With E. L. Hansen and C. W. Veach :
An electric fence (rev.). Ibid., 189. (1100)
With W. A. Foster:
Illinois farm building plan service. Mimeo.,
Nov., 1938. (3000)
Parmelee, CuUen Warner, M.S., D.Sc, Pro-
fessor of Ceramic Engineering and Head of
the Department
Articles:
With L. R. Barrett:
Some pyrochemical properties of pyrophylHte.
/. Amer. Cer. Soc, 21:388-93. (1850)
Parrish, Wayland Maxfleld, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Speech
Books:
The teacher's speech. Harpers, N. Y., 1939.
228 pp.
Parry, John Jay, Ph.D., Professor of English
Articles:
Geoffrey of Monmouth and the paterm'ty of
Arthur. Speculum, 13:271-77. (4000)
Arthurian bibliography for 1938 (annual
supp.). Mimeo.
Reviews:
Arthurian legends in mediaeval art, by R. S.
Loomis. /. Engl. Germ. Philol., 38:156-57.
(500)
Paton, Robert Frederick, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Physics
Articles:
Report of the annual meeting of the Illinois
State Academy of Science. Science, 88:
2275:58-59. (1000)
30
University of Illinois
Pease, Theodore Calvin, Ph.D., Professor of
History
Works edited:
American Archivist, 1:3,4; 2:1,2.
111. Hist. Coll., 28. Ixxiv -j- 356 pp.
Articles:
The ordinance of 1787. Miss. Vail. Hist.
Rev., 25:2:167-80. (5000)
Lawrence Marcellus Larson, 1868-1938. /.
Jit. Hist. Soc, 31:3:245-61. (5000)
Reviews:
Western lands and the American revolution,
by T. P. Abernethy. iMiss. Vail. Hist. Rev.,
25:3:399- (300)
The territorial papers of the United States,
VI, by C. E. Carter. Ibid., 25:4:565-66.
(400)
A history of Chicago, I, by Bessie L. Pierce.
Amcr. Hist. Rev., 43:4:903-04. (500)
Penniiig:ton, Leon Alfred, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Psychology
Articles:
A state's contribution to American Men of
Science. /. Social Psych., 9:469-75. (2300)
With R. H. Waters:
The anticipation method in paired associate
learning. /. Psych., 6:281-83. (1000)
Operationism in psychology. Psych. Rev.,
45:414-23. (4000)
With W. A. Hiinter:
A new apparatus and method for training
the rat in auditory discrimination prob-
lems. Science, 89:87-88. (1000)
Reviews:
Psychology and the social order, by J. F.
Brown. /. Social Psych., 10:165-73. (3000)
Penzl, Herbert, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of
German
Articles:
Lehnworter mit Mittelenglisch a vor r im
pennsylvanish-deutschen Dialekt. /. Enyl.
Germ. Philol., 37:396-402. (2100)
Der Kampf um eine Standardaussprache in
Amerika. Sprachkunde, Sept., 1938, pp.
3-5- (2350)
The vowel in "rather" in New England. Pub.
Mod. Lang. Assoc, 53:1186-99. (2300)
"Kompromissvokal" und Lautwandel. Anglia,
63:88-89. (3000)
Die Bedeutung moderner Dialektaufnahmen
fiir Probleme des Lautwandels. Proc. 3d
Internat. Cong. Phonetic Sci., July, 1938,
pp. 236-42. (1800)
Perry, Ben Edwin, Ph.D., Associate Professor
of the Classics
Articles:
The early Greek capacity for viewing things
separately. Trans. Amer. Philol. Assoc,
68:403-27.
Some addenda to the new Greek lexicon of
Liddell and Scott. Amer. J. Philol., 60:
29-40.
Peters, J. William, Ph.D., Instructor in
Mathematics
Articles:
Notable points associated with a triangle.
Nat. Math. Mag., 13:3:122-26. (1000)
Petersen, William F., B.S., M.D., Professor
of Pathology
Articles:
With A. Mayne:
Scarlet fever and the meteorological environ-
ment. Arch. Ped., 55:682-702. (6000)
Articles (continued)
With A. J. Nedzel:
Dental surgery and endocarditis. /. Amer.
Dent. Assoc, 25:1462. (900)
Phelps, Elbridge D., A.B., J.D., Assistant in
Business Law
Articles:
The widow's right of election in the estate of
her husband. Mich. Law Rev., 37:2:236-72;
37:3:401-29. (30,000)
Phillips, Lyle Winston, A.M., Assistant in
Physics
Articles:
Supplementary identifications in the spectra
of K, Ca, Sc, and Ti. Phys. Rev., 55:708.
With P. G. Kruger:
Deep terms in Co VI and Ni VII. Ibid.,
54:839-
Sodium-like spectra of K, Ca, and Sc. Ibid.,
55:352.
Phipps, Thomas Erwin, Ph.D., Professor of
Physical Chemistry
Reviews:
Molecular beams, by R. G. J. Fraser.
J.A.C.S., 60:3095. (300)
Poncher, Henry George, B.S., M.D., Associate
Professor of Pediatrics
Articles:
With G. B. Hassin:
Dystoma musculorum deformans. Amer. J.
Dis. Children, 57:105-15. (7000)
With C. Stubenrauch:
Intradermal dye test for vitamin C defi-
ciency. J. A.M. A., 111:4. (500)
Reviews:
Pediatric surgery, by Brenner. Ibid., 112:5.
(300)
Major endocrine disorders, by S. L. Simpson.
Ibid., II 1:1 1. (125)
Porter, Francis Marion, M.S., Assistant Pro-
fessor of General Engineering Drawing
Articles:
By-products of engineering drawing teaching.
/. Eng. Educ, 29:2:171. (400)
Potthoff, Edward Frederick, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Education and Educational
Consultant
Articles:
Measuring the results of learning. Mimeo.,
Mar., 1939. (7300)
Price, Charles Coale, III, Ph.D., Associate in
Chemistry
Articles:
With J. M. Ciskowski:
The alkylation of naphthalene with alcohols
and boron fluoride. The mechanism of the
reaction. J.A.C.S., 60:2499-502. (3000)
With H. Kroll:
The kinetics of the periodate oxidation of
1,2-glycols. Ibid., 60:2726:29. (2500)
With C. E. Arntsen:
The mechanism of aromatic bromination.
Ibid., 60:2835-37. (2000)
With C. E. Arntsen and C. Weaver:
The reaction of bromine with various sam-
ples of phenanthrene. Ibid., 60:2837-39.
(1500)
With R. S. Thorpe:
A chemically catalyzed cis-trans isomeriza-
tion. Ibid., 60:2839-41. (1500)
See also Roger Adams.
Publications of the Faculty
31
Price, Hartley D'Oyley, A.M., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Physical Education for Men
Articles:
Elementary triples balancing. Athl. J., 19:
4:15-17.
Advanced triples balancing. Ibid., 19:5:
24-25-
Fundamentals of pyramid building. Ibid.,
19:6:20.
Ground pyramids. Ibid., 19:7:18-19.
Propst, Duane Willard, A.B., B.S., M.D., As-
sistant Professor of Medicine
Books:
The patient is the unit of practice. Charles
C. Thomas, Springfield, 111., 1939- 219 pp.
Prucha, Martin John, Ph.D., Professor of
Dairy Bacteriology
Articles:
The sanitary qualities of whipping cream.
Dairy Mfrs. Conf. Manual, Univ. of 111.,
Nov., 1938, pp. 177-87. (2000)
Are paper milk containers sanitary? Ibid.,
248-54. (2000)
High temperature pasteurization. Ibid., 213-
20. (2500)
Sanitary qualities of fruits, nuts, and flavors
used in ice cream. Dairy Conf. Ma7iual,
Ohio State Univ., Feb., 1939. (2000)
Puestow, Charles Bernard, M.D., Ph.D., As-
sociate Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Changes in intracholedochal pressure follow-
ing cholecystectomy. Stirg. Gyn. Obstet.,
67:82-86.
The use of drugs in surgery. Ibid., 68:
121-22.
Surgery of the common bile duct. Wis.
Med. J., Dec, 1938.
Quirke, Terence Thomas, E.M., Ph.D., Profes-
sor of Geology
Books:
Geology: for students of applied science.
Stipes Publishing Co., Champaign, 111.
124 pp.
Articles:
Memorial to William Henry Collins. Proc.
Geol. Soc. Amer., 1937, pp. 157-68.
Direct projection of optic figures. Amer.
Miner., 23:595-605.
Lectures in geology (edited), in Popular
Educator, vols. 1-9.
Killarney contact zone restudied (abstract).
Bui. Geol. Soc. Amer., 49:1940.
With W. H. Allen:
Cutler Batholith (abstract). Ibid.
With Mary E. Card:
Deep-zone metamorphism on Lookout Island,
Georgian Bay (abstract). Ibid., 49:
1940-41.
With M. J. Denth:
Dike rocks of the Lake Panache district
(abstract). Ibid., 1941.
With R. N. Keller:
Mineral resources of the chemical industries.
Econ. Geol., 34:289-96.
Randall, J. G., Ph.D., Professor of History
Articles:
Reconstruction and after. Fa. Qt. Rev., 14:
3:455-59- (1450)
What are present-day definitions of "liberal'
and of "conservative"? U. S. News, July
5, 1938, p. 4. (285)
Reviews:
The constitution reconsidered, ed. by C. Read.
Pa. Hist., 6:2:125-27. (1000)
A history of American political thought from
the Civil War to the World War, by E. R.
Lewis. Pol. Sci. Qt., 53:4:613-15. (900)
The hidden Lincoln: from the letters and
papers of W. H. Herndon, by E. Hertz.
Amer. Hist. Rev., 44:2:409-11. (iioo)
Life of Abraham Lincoln, by W. D. Howells.
Ibid., 44:3:728. (100)
The life and speeches of Abraham Lincoln
and Hannibal Hamlin, ed. by R. Vose.
Ibid., 44:3:728. (100)
Rattner, Herbert, M.D., Assistant Professor
of Dermatology
Articles:
Bilateral herpes zoster. Arch. Derm. Syph.,
38:436-37. (400)
A device for "continuous" patch tests. Ibid.,
38:619-20. (300)
Necrobiosis lipoidica diabeticorum. ///. Med.
J., Apr., 1939. (1300)
Rayner, William Horace, C.E., M.S., Assistant
Professor of Civil Engineering
Articles:
Two investigations on transit instruments.
///. Eng. Exp. Sta. Circ., 32. 17 pp.
Reed, Carlos Isaac, Ph.D., Associate Profes-
sor of Physiology
Articles:
On the nature of the toxic action of vitamin
D. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med., 38:791-92.
(600)
The best hygienic conditions for studying.
Med. Student, Sept., 1938, pp. 14-20.
(2500)
Science combats antivivisection. Illini Scope,
8:5. (600)
With A. J. Bartoli and J. Feldman:
The role of the pituitary in the calorigenic
action of vitamin D. Proc. Amer. Physiol.
Soc, Apr., 1939, pp. 189-90. (100)
With L. Pincussen and M. B. Visscher:
The relationship of age to the concentration
of acid soluble phosphorus in human
tissues. Ann. Int. Med., 12:59-70. (8000)
With H. C. Struck and J. L. Cohen:
The acid soluble phosphorus content of
muscle of rats under various diet modifi-
cations. /. Nutr., 17:35-41. (2000)
Reed, Russell Harlan, B.S., Associate in Agri-
cultural Engineering
Articles:
Grading hybrid seed corn for check-row
planting. Agr. Eng., 20:4:148. (1000)
Filling Illinois silos. U. of I. Dept. of Agr.
Eng. Mimeo., 173. (3000)
Moisture content of field corn. Ibid., 197.
(800)
Recirculation of air in a seed corn drier.
Ibid., 200. (2000)
With R. F. Skelton:
Notes on corn grading. Ibid., 192. (4200)
Reich, Herbert Joseph, Ph.D., M.E., Professor
of Electrical Engineering
Books:
Theory and applications of electron tubes.
McGraw-Hill Book Co., N. Y., 1939-
631 + xii pp.
Articles:
New vacuum-tube counting circuits. Rev.
Sci. Instr., 9:222-23. (875)
32
University of Illinois
Reich, H. J. — Articles (continued)
Trigger circuits. Proc. III. Acad. Sci., 31:
207. (750)
With W. A. Depp:
Dynamic characteristics of glow discharge
tubes. /. Applied Phys., 9:421-26. (2400)
Reid, Ernest Alexander, M.S., E.E., Associate
Professor of Electrical Engineering
Articles:
Things every plant operator should know
about electrical energy. Ice Cream Short
Course Manual, 1939, pp. 19-25. (3000)
Richart, Frank Erwin, M.S., C.E., Research
Professor of Engineering Materials
Articles:
With R. F. Jensen:
Short time creep tests of concrete in com-
pression. Proc. A.S.T.M., 38:2:410-19.
(4000)
With R. H. Heitman:
Tests of reinforced concrete columns under
sustained loading. /. Anier. Cotter. Instit.,
10:1:33-38. (2400)
With T. J. Dolan and T. A. Olson:
An investigation of rigid frame bridges.
Part I: Tests of reinforced -concrete knee
frames and bakelite models. ///. Eng. Exp.
Sta. BuL, 307. (18,000)
Reviews:
Tests of strength properties of chilled car
wheels. Raihvay Mech. Eng., July, 1938,
p. 277. (400)
A study of fine aggregate in freshly mixed
mortars and concretes, by C. A. G. Wey-
mouth. Proc. A.S.T.M., 38:2:376-77. (600)
Measuring Young's modulus of elasticity by
means of sonic vibrations, by T. C.
Powers. Ibid., 38:2:468. (200)
The resistance of reinforced concrete columns
to eccentric loads. (Close of discussion).
/. Amcr. Concr. Instit., 9:6:420-25. (300)
Roberts, Elmer, Ph.D., Professor of Animal
Genetics
Articles:
With Isaac Shour:
Hereditary opalescent dentine (dentinogenesis
imperfecta). Amer. J. Orthod. and Oral
Stirg., 25:3:267-76. (1600)
Roberts, Paul Carmen, B.S., LL.B., Associate
in Business Law
See E. R. Dillavou.
Robertson, William Spence, Ph.D., Professor
of History and Head of the Department
Books:
La vida de Miranda. Translated by J. E.
Payro. Casa Hacobo Peuser, Buenos Aires,
1938. 486 pp.
Articles:
Spanish America: the revolutionary period.
Handbook of Latin American Studies: a
selective guide to material published in
1937, pp. 290-303. (sooo)
Robinson, Florence Bell, M.L.D., Assistant
Professor of Landscape Architecture
Books:
Useful trees and shrubs. Garrard Press,
Champaign, 111., 1938.
Articles:
Gardens of old China. Country Life, 75:6:84.
(4500)
Rodebush, Worth Huff, Ph.D., Professor of
Physical Chemistry
Articles:
With A. M. Buswell:
Association through hydrogen. /. Phys.
Chem., 43:219-30. (3500)
With A. M. Buswell and M. F. Roy:
Infrared absorption studies. V. Association
in the carboxylic acids. J.A.C.S., 60:2239-
44. (3000)
Infrared absorption studies. VI. Association
in the acid amides and oximes. Ibid., 60:
2444-49. (3000)
Infrared absorption studies. VII. Complex
formation due to hydrogen bonding. Ibid.,
60:2528-31. (2000)
Rogers, Samuel Perry, A.B., M.D., Instructor
in Orthopaedics
Articles:
Avulsion of tendon of attachment of biceps
brachii. 7. Bone and Joint Surg., 21:1:197.
Rose, William Gumming, Ph.D., Professor of
Biochemistry
Articles:
With S. H. Eppstein:
The dietary indispensability of valine. 7.
Biol. Chem., 127:677. (2600)
Rosenthal, Sol Roy, M.D., Ph.D., Associate
in Bacteriology and Public Health
Books:
The general tissue and humoral response to
an avirulent tubercle bacillus. Univ. of
111. Press, Urbana, 1938. 184 pp.
Articles:
The multiple puncture method of BCG vac-
cination. Amer. Rev. Tuberc, 34:1:128-34.
(3000)
With D. Minard:
Histamine the chemical mediator for pain
(abstract). Proc. Amer. Physiol. Soc,
Apr., 1939.
Ross, Edward, M.D., Assistant in Psychiatry
See A. A. Loiu.
Ruehe, Harrison August, Ph.D., Professor of
Dairy Manufactures and Head of the De-
partment of Dairy Husbandry
Articles:
Recipes for making sour cream. Milk Plant
Mo., 27:5:66. (320)
Water tower or spray nozzles for small
refrigeration plant. Ibid., 27:5:67. (400)
Making old-style cultured buttermilk. Ibid.,
27:6:60. (400)
Keep ammonia pure in refrigerating ma-
chine. Ibid., 27:6:61. (250)
Percentage of cream layer and temperature
of heating medium. Ibid., 27:7:59. (385)
Preparation of whipped cream for market.
Ibid., 27:7:59. (260)
Bleaching butter when it is too dark. Ibid.,
27:7:60. (75)
Making cultured buttermilk from powdered
skim milk. Ibid., 27:7:60. (215)
How to make cereal cream and coffee cream
that will not feather. Ibid., 27:7:60. (300)
Cream forms white film and beads of oil on
coffee. Ibid., 27:7:61. (160)
Closed pasteurizer, if clean, causes no flavor.
Ibid., 27:7:61. (315)
Factors which cause coflfee cream to feather.
Ibid., 27:8:68. (400)
Effect of different metals on flavor of milk.
Ibid., 27:8:69. (315)
Publications of the Faculty
33
RuEHE, H. A. — Articles (continued)
What to do with frozen cream left at end of
season. Ibid., 27:9:66. (500)
Nutritive value of protein from milk, eggs,
meat, and soybeans. Ibid., 27:9:67. (400)
Alcohol test for milk quality — detecting
mastitis. Ibid., 27:10:104. (550)
Causes of weedy taste and of cheesy lumps
in milk. Ibid., 27:10:104. (215)
Delivery cost per gallon and profit at whole-
sale and retail. Ibid., 27:10:105. (275)
Methods of making old-fashioned buttermilk.
Ibid., 27:11:68. (460)
Flavor of milk as affected by homogeniza-
tion. Ibid., 27:11:69. (160)
Oat flour products as anti-oxidants in cream
and butter. Ibid., 27:12:70. (450)
Storage cream will not whip; fresh cream
should be used. Ibid., 27:12:71. (215)
Cause for film of milk in bottom of cottage
cheese vat. Ibid., 27:12:71. (225)
Pasteurizing cream for best results and keep
ing it heavy. Ibid., 28:1:60. (510)
Paying drivers on collections or on deliveries
Ibid., 28:1:61. (350)
Quick method for determining fat and mois
ture in butter. Ibid., 28:2:68. (1000)
Causes of cream plug and how to prevent it
Ibid., 28:2:70. (225)
Why too much acidity in buttermilk. Ibid.
28:2:71. (190)
Disposing of waste water from milk plants
Ibid., 28:3:74. (520)
Another truck or a horse and wagon — that
is the question. Ibid., 28:3:75. (350)
Various cheeses from a cottage cheese base.
Ibid., 28:3:76. (220)
Egg nogg, chocolate malted, and prune juice
drinks. Ibid., 28:4:69. (270)
Sediment in homogenized milk, its cause and
prevention. Ibid., 28:4.:69. (200)
Titratable acidity of milk and cream and
lactic acid content. Ibid., 28:4:70. (235)
What food below the cream line? Ibid., 27:
9:48. (1200)
Once more, detailed instructions on how to
make cultured buttermilk. Ibid., 27:7:56.
(970)
What can be done to bring about increased
ice cream consumption through the study
of consumer interests. Ice Cream Short
Course Manual, 1939. (1500)
Utilization of skimmed milk. Pure Milk,
13:2:11. (1850)
Controlling the flavor in butter. Dairy Mfrs.
Conf. Manual, Nov., 1938. (2600)
Getting the maximum results from the re-
frigerating system. Can. Dairy and Ice
Cream I., 17:10:53. (2100)
Operation of the cream receiving station. III.
Agr. Exp. Sta. Circ, 487.
With O. R. Overman and O. F. Garrett:
Studies on the keeping quality of butter in
cold storage. ///. Agr. E.vp. Sta. Bui., 446.
IVith S. L. Tvckey and G. L. Clark:
An x-ray diffraction analysis of Cheddar
cheese. Dairy Set., 21:12:777-89. (6500)
An x-ray diffraction analysis of casein. Ibid.,
21:12:767-75. (4300)
Russell, Frederic Arthur, Ph.D., Professor of
Business Organization and Operation
Reviews:
Tested sales compensation plans, compiled by
the editors of "Printers' Ink." /. Market-
ing, 3:1:116. (450)
Outdoor advertising, by H. Agnew. Ibid.,
3:4:417-18. (700)
Sachs, Mandel, M.D., Assistant in Psychiatry
See A. A. Low.
Sanford, Charles Wilson, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Education and Principal of
University ' High School
Books:
With W. Habberton and Liesette J. McHarry:
Manual for practice teaching. Stipes Pub-
lishing Co., Champaign, 111., 1939. 71 pp.
Reviews:
Educational significance of analysis, appraisal,
and use of textbooks in junior and senior
high school, by J. A. Clement. Curriculum
J., 10:3:137-38.
Sarma, P. Joseph, M.D., M.S., Associate Pro-
fessor of Surgery
Articles:
Varicose veins and their management.
Ravenswood Hasp. Bui,, 2:1-6.
The modern treatment of varicose veins.
Amer. J. Clin. Med. Surg., 46:4:170-72.
Saunders, Mrs. Alta Gwinn, A.M., Professor
of Business English
Articles:
Report of the committee on course content
and teaching methods in business writing.
Amer. Bus. Writing Assoc. Bui., Jan.,
1939> PP- 8-11. (2000)
With D. F. Mulvihill:
A survey of courses in business writing in
the State of Illinois. Ibid., Mar., 1939,
PP- 4-5- (1500)
Schlatter, Charles F., M.S., C.P.A., Professor
of Accountancy and Associate Dean of the
College of Commerce
Books:
Advanced cost accounting. John Wiley and
Sons, N.Y., 1939. 217 pp.
Schneider, Maurice, M.D., Instructor in Pedi-
atrics
Articles:
With M. L. Blatt and S. I. Hoffman:
Rabies — report of twelve cases with a dis-
cussion of prophylaxis. J.A.M.A., 111:688-
91. (1200)
See also R. D. Herrold.
Schneider, Philip Frederic, M.D., Instructor
in Obstetrics and Gynecology
Articles:
Estrogenic therapy of menopausal disorders.
///. Med. J., 75:1:57-61. (2500)
The value of endocrines in adult female life.
Med. Press and Circ, Feb. i, 1939. (3500)
Schour, Isaac, D.D.S., Ph.D., Professor of
Histology and Head of the Department
Articles:
Tooth development. Chapter in Gordon's
Dental Science and Dental Art, Lea and
Febiger, 1938. (10,000)
Experimental dental histophysiology. Ibid.
(10,000)
With R. Kronfeld:
Studies in tooth ring analysis. IV. Neonatal
dental hypoplasia. Arch. Path., 26:2:471-
90. (ssoo)
Neonatal dental hypoplasia. 7. Amer. Dent.
Assoc, 26:18:32. (4400)
With E. Roberts:
Hereditary opalescent dentine (dentinogene-
sis imperfecta). Amer. J. Orthod. Oral
Surg., 25:3:267-76. (2200)
34
University of Illinois
ScHOUR, Isaac — Articles (continued)
With M. M. Hoffman:
Effects of alizarine red S injections on the
teeth and bones of Macacus rhesus monkey.
Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med., 37:710-11.
(360)
Studies in tooth development. I. The 16
microns calcification rhythm in the enamel
and dentin from fish to man. J.D.R., 18:
1:91-102. (2500)
Studies in tooth development. II. The rate
of apposition of enamel and dentin in man
and other mammals. Ibid., 18:2:161-75.
(3000)
Rate and gradients of growth in the rat
molar as demonstrated by injections of ali-
zarine red S. Ibid., 17:307-08. (200)
With M. M. Hoffman and M. C. Smith:
Effect of vitamin A deficiency on the rate of
apposition of dentin. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol.
Med., 39:3:447-50. (400)
Schrader, Herman John, M.S., Associate Pro-
fessor of Railway Mechanical Engineering
Articles:
The friction of railway brake shoes at high
speed and high pressure. III. Eng. Exp.
Sta. Bill., 301. 52 pp.
Heat checking of chilled iron car wheels and
strains developed under long-continued ap-
plications of brake shoes. Amer. Eng. hid.,
15:7:321-26. (4000)
Schroeder, Paul Louis, B.S., M.D., Professor
of Criminology, Social Hygiene, and Medical
Jurisprudence, Head of the Department, and
Director of the Institute for Juvenile Re-
search
Articles:
The treatment of juvenile delinquents. Wel-
fare Bui., 30:3:13. (800)
Schultz, Louis William, B.S., D.D.S., M.D.,
Assistant Professor of Oral Surgery
Articles:
Anodontia: report of a case. Dent. Dig., 44:
5:212-13; Oral Hygiene (Spanish ed.),
Dec, 1938. pp. 25-29. (500)
Cleft palate surgery. III. Med. J., 75:2:127-
31. (3400)
Scott, Harold William, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Geology
Articles:
A stomatopod from the Mississippian of
central Montana. /. PaleontoL, 12:5:508-
10. (1450)
Eocene glaciation in southwestern Montana.
/. GcoL, 46:4:628-36. (2500)
Scuderi, Carlo Salvadore, M.D., M.S., As-
sociate in Surgery
Books:
Basic principles of fractures. Mimeo., pub-
lished privately, 1939. 118 pp.
Articles:
Discussion of fat embolism. Ind. Med., 7:
436-41.
With W. R. Cubbins and J. J. Callahan:
Fractures of the neck of the femur. Surg.
Gyn. Obstet., 68:87-94.
Compound fractures of the elbow joint in
adults. Amer. J. Surg., Dec, 1938, pp.
627-32.
Sears, Ogle Hesse, Ph.D., Professor of Soil
Biology
Articles:
With M. D. Appleman:
Some microbiological aspects of the Morrow
plot soils (abstract). Proc. Soil Sci. Soc.
Amer., 3:86. (200)
Secord, Arthur Wellesley, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of English
Books edited:
Defoe's "Review," reproduced from the
original editions, with an introduction and
bibliographical notes. Columbia Univ.
Press, N.Y., 1938. 22 vols.
Articles:
Defoe's "Review." Times Lit. Supp.
(London), 37:1897:408; 37:1904:508. (600)
Serber, Robert, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of
Physics
Articles:
Transition effects of cosmic rays in the at-
mosphere. Phys. Rev., 54:317-20. (2250)
With J. R. Oppcnheimer:
On the stability of stellar neutron cores.
Ibid., 54:540- (900)
Severns, William H., M.S., Professor of Me-
chanical Engineering
Articles:
With P. E. Mohn:
Report of conference on air conditioning.
Ice and Refrig., 96:4:289. (1600)
Equipment, well water, body temperatures
discussed at air conditioning conference.
Heat. Vent., 36:4:24-25. (1000)
Seybolt, Robert Francis, Ph.D., Professor of
the History of Education
Books:
The public schoolmaster of colonial Boston.
Harvard Univ. Press, Cambridge, Mass.,
1939- 32 pp.
The town officials of colonial Boston. Ibid.,
416 pp.
Sharp, Robert Phillip, Ph.D., Instructor in
Geology
Articles:
Pleistocene glaciation in the Ruby-East Hum-
boldt Range, northeastern Nevada. /.
Gcomorphol., 1:4:296-323. (11,000)
The Miocene Humboldt formation in north-
eastern Nevada. /. Geol., 47:2:133-60.
(10,000)
Basin-range structure of the Ruby-East
Humboldt Range, Nevada (abstract). Geol.
Soc. Amer. Bui., 49:12:1899-1900. (225)
Shaw, Edward Pease, Ph.D.. Instructor in
French
Articles:
Jacques Cazotte, illuminist and man of
letters. Summaries of Theses, 1937,
Harvard Univ., pp. 311-14. (1200)
Une lettre de Jacques Cazotte au due de
Choiseul. Rev. d'histoire diplomatique,
1938, 2:226-34. (3100)
New facts relating to the biography ef
Jacques Cazotte. Mod. Lang. Notes, 54:
1:19-28. (2600)
Shelford, Victor Ernest, Ph.D., Professor of
Zoology and Acting Head of the Department
Articles:
To ecologists. Bui. Ecol. Soc. Amer., 19:
23-24. (200)
Publications of the Faculty
35
Shelford, v. E. — Articles (continued)
A communication. Ibid., 20:5. (100)
Conservation of wild life. Chapter 19 in
Our National Resources and Their Con-
servation (2d ed.), by Parkins and Whit-
aker. (25,000)
Shellow, Harold, B.S., M.D., Instructor in
Dermatology
Articles:
Dermatitis from the use of dry shavers.
J.A.M.A., 110:21. (1800)
Shepard, Francis Parker, Ph.D., Professor of
Geology
Articles:
Classification of marine shorelines: a reply.
J. Geol., 16:7:996-1006. (4000)
Origin of the Great Lakes Basins. Smith-
sonian Rpt., 1937, pp. 269-77. (3000)
Submarine canyons: distribution and longi-
tudinal profiles. Geog. Rev., 28:3:439-51-
(3600)
Submarine canyons off the California coast.
Calif., J. Mines Geol., July, 1938, pp.
298-310. (3400) .
The enigma of the submarine canyons. 5"c-i.
Anier., 159:3:130-32. (1500)
Undertow. i"cicM(re, 89:2300: 78-79. (500)
Sherman, Mrs. Irene Case, Ph.D., M.D., As-
sociate in Psychiatry
Articles:
IVith Nelda M. Lukins:
The effect of verbal stimulation on the out-
put of work of retarded psychotic patients
in occupational therapy. Occup. Ther.
Rehahil., 17:6:381-89. (3500)
Reviews:
Autogenes training als Erlebuis, by Dorothea
Hengel. Arch. Neurol. Psychiat., 41:2:
433-34- (300)
Shields, John Bickford, Ph.D., Assistant in
Animal Nutrition
See H. H. Mitchell.
Shkolnik, Samuel, Ph.G., Instructor in
Pharmacy
Articles:
Fair trade — past, present. J.A.Ph.A., 27:6:
512-17- (3300)
Patent and proprietary medicines — the eco-
nomic effects of their present legal status.
Ibid., 27:10:904-09. (2800)
Patent and proprietary medicines. Drug
Progress, J. III. Pharm. Assoc, 2:5:3.
(900)
Responsibility of pharmaceutical profession.
Ibid., 2:5:23. (425)
Pharmacy law proposals. Ibid., 2:8:11. (1200)
The federal food, drug, and cosmetic act.
Ibid., 2:9:17-18. (1500)
Liquor in drug stores. Ibid., 3:2:15. (900)
"Concessions" and unemployment compensa-
tion. Ibid., 3:4:13. (900)
The proposed "sales below cost" act. Ibid.,
2:12:12. (900)
The lawmakers convene. Ibid., 3:1:10-11.
(i :oo)
Shriner, Ralph Lloyd, Ph.D., Professor of
Organic Chemistry
Books:
Quantitative analysis of organic compounds.
Edwards Bros., Ann Arbor, Mich., 1938.
63 PP-
Articles:
With John Anderson:
Derivatives of coumaran. II. Condensation
of aliphatic aldehydes and ketones with
6-methoxycoumaran-3-one. Reduction of
2-isopropylidene-6-methoxycoumaran-3-one.
J.A.C.S., 60:1415-17. (2000)
Derivatives of coumaran. III. O-acetylation
of 6-methoxycoumaran-3-one. Ibid., 60:
1418-19. (1800)
With Harry Sutherland:
Anomalous mutarotation of salts of Reych-
ler's acid. V. Comparison of the absorp-
tion spectrum of 2-(N-methylketimine)-<f-
camphane-io-sulfonic acid with the spectra
of other camphane derivatives. Ibid., 60:
1314-16. (2500)
With J. H. Shotten and H. Sutherland:
Anomalous mutarotation of salts of Reych-
ler's acid. VI. Synthesis and structure of
the sultam of 2-(N-methylamino)-(i-cam-
phane-io-sulfonic acid. Ibid., 60:2794-96.
(1250)
With J. M. Cross:
Urethans as local anesthetics. IV. Alkyl
N-Cp-aminobenzyO-carbamates. Ibid., 60:
^338-40. (2000)
With J. H. Hickcy:
Urethans as local anesthetics. V. Alkyl
7-diethylaminopropylcarbamates. Ibid., 61:
888-89. (1600)
With G. B. Brown:
Salts of nitro compounds. III. The reac-
tion of the silver salt of phenylnitroace-
tonitrile with diphenylbromomethane. 7.
Org. Chem., 2:560-68. (4500)
Siebert, Fredrick Seaton, A.B., J.D., Associ-
ate Professor of Journalism
Articles:
Some notes on the course in law of the
press. Journ. Qt., 15:3:289-91. (2000)
Periodical edited:
///. Press Assoc. Btil., Jan. -May, 1939.
Siegal, Henry Abraham, B.S., M.D., Associate
in Medicine
See S. A. Levijison.
Singer, Harold Douglas, M.D., Professor of
Psychiatry, Head of the Department, and
Director of the Psychiatric Institute
Articles:
Psychosis and the central autonomic nervous
system. J.A.M.A., 110:2048-53.
Singh, Alamjit Dhaliwal, M.S., Special Re-
search Assistant in Chemical Engineering
Articles:
A survey of sulphur dioxide pollution in
Chicago and vicinity. ///. Eng. Exp. Sta.
Bui, 36. 32 pp.
With F. A. Chambers and I. A. Deutch:
Atmospheric pollution in a city and what it
means to the engineer. Heating, Piping,
Air Conditioning, 10:10:647-49. (1400)
Skorodin, Bernard, M.D., M.S., Assistant in
Psychiatry
Articles:
With S. Maurcr, H. O. Wiles, and M. L.
Fisher:
Blood chemical changes occurring in the
treatment of psychogenic mental disorders
by metrazolconvulsions. Anier. J. Psychiat.,
94:6.
36
University of Illinois
Smith, Bunnie Othanel, A.M., Associate Pro-
fessor of Education
Books:
Logical aspects of educational measurement.
Columbia Univ. Press, N.Y., 1938. 182 pp.
Articles:
Is history a prerequisite to the study of
social problems? Social Studies, 29:5:206-
10. (4000)
Spring and summer curriculum conferences.
Curriculum J., 9:6:250-56. (3500)
Reviews:
Democracy and the curriculum, ed. by
Harold Rugg. Ibid., 10:3:139-40. (700)
Bodily rhythmic movements of young chil-
dren in relation to rhythm in music, by
Helen Christianson. Ibid., 10:2:86. (400)
Smith, G. Frederick, Ph.D., Professor of
Chemistry
Books:
Cupferron and neo-cupferron. G. Frederick
Smith Chemical Co., Columbus, Ohio, 1938.
47 pp.
Articles:
With C. A. Getz:
Cerate oxidimetry. Evaluation of solutions
using sodium oxalate, arsenious acid, and
iron as standards of reference, and ferroin
and nitro-ferroin as indicators. Ind. Eng.
Cheni., Anal. Ed., 10:304-06. (2000)
With Sister M. Josetta Butler and L. F. Au-
drieth :
Sulfamic acid as a standard of reference in
acidimetry. Ibid., 10:690-92. (3000)
With R. L. May:
Use of bromate in volumetric analysis. VII.
Potentiometric titration of hydroxyquino-
line. J. Ainer. Cer. Soc, 22:1:31-33.
(2000)
Smith, Guy Donald, A.M., Associate in Soil
Physics and Soil Survey
Articles:
With L. H. Smith:
St. Clair County soils. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Soil Rpt., 63. (12,600)
Smith, Louie Henrie, Ph.D., Chief in Charge
of Publications of Soil Survey
Articles:
With R. S. Smith and H. Wascher:
Vermilion County soils. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Soil Rpt., 62. (14,000)
With G. D. Smith:
St. Clair County soils. Ibid., 63. (12,600)
Smith, Raymond Stratton, Ph.D., Professor of
Soil Physics
Articles:
With H. Wascher and L. H. Smith:
Vermilion County soils. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta.
Soil Rpt., 62. (14,000)
Smith, Robert Chester, Jr., Ph.D., Associate
in Art
Articles:
Three Brazilian landscapes by Frans Post.
Bui. Pan Amer. Union, 73:5:271-75. (8700)
Sao Luis do Maranhao. Pan Amer. Traveler,
1:1:4-7-. .(3900)
The Brazilian landscapes of Frans Post. Art
Qt., 1:4:239-67. (30,000)
Minas Geraes no desenvolvimento da arqui-
tetura reliogiosa colonial. Bol. Cent.
Estud. Hist., 2:3:3-19.
Reviews:
Conferencias na Europa, by G. Freyre. Qt.
J. Inter-Amer. Relations, 1:2:140-43. (4700)
Snider, Clyde Frank, Ph.D., Associate in Po-
litical Science
Articles:
State control over counties and townships in
Indiana. John Marshall Law Qt., 3:4:556-
69. (6000)
Functional consolidation in Champaign-Ur-
bana, Illinois. Nat. Munic. Rev., 27:7:
378-79- (500)
County and township government in 1937.
Amer. Pol. Sci. Rev., 32:5:936-56. (7000)
Recent publications of political interest
(bibliography). Ibid., 32:3:603-33; 32:4:
811-40; 32:5:1020-47; 32:6:1215-39; 33:1:
153-82; 33:2:350-75- (50,000)
Snyder, Harold Ray, Ph.D., Associate in
Chemistry
Articles:
The cleavage of benzyldimethylphenylammoni-
um chloride by certain sulfur-containing
salts. J.A.C.S., 61:668-70.
With R. H. Levin and P. F. Wiley:
The reaction of acid anhydiides with anils.
Ibid., 60:2025-27.
Solomon, Alfred P., A.B., M.D., Assistant
Professor of Psychiatry
Articles:
With C. W. Darrow and M. Blaurock:
Blood pressure and palmar sweat (galvanic)
responses of psychotic patients before and
after insulin and metrazol therapy; a
physiologic study of resistant and coopera-
tive attitudes. Psychosomatic Med., 1:1:
118-37. (13.500)
Spaeth, J. Nelson, M.F.. Ph.D., Professor of
Forestry and Head of the Department
Articles:
A workable national forestry program. /.
Forestry, 37:2:89-90. (1400)
With C. H. Diebold:
Some interrelationships between soil charac-
teristics, water tables, soil temperature,
and snow cover in the forest and adjacent
open area in south-central New York.
Cornell Univ. Agr. Exp. Sta. Memoir, 213.
(30,000)
Spellberg, Mitchell Abraham, M.D., M.S., As-
sistant in medicine
Articles:
Toxicity of sulfanilamide. ///. Med. J., 75:
366. (1200)
Stafford, George Thomas, Ed.D., Professor of
Physical Education for Men
Books:
Sports for the handicapped. Prentice-Hall,
N.Y., 1939. 302 pp.
With S. C. Staley:
A sports curriculum. Stipes Publishing Co.,
Champaign, HI., 1938. 116 pp.
Starr, David Wright, A.M., Assistant in
Mathematics
Articles:
Enrichment materials for first-year algebra.
Math. Teacher, 32:2:68-77. (4600)
Stauffer, Russell Scott, Ph.D., Assistant Chief
in Soil Physics and Soil Survey
Articles:
Infiltration capacity of some Illinois soils.
Amer. Soc. Agron., 30:6:493-500. (2500)
Publications of the Faculty
37
steams, Raymond Phineas, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of History
Reviews:
Letters of John Davenport, Puritan Divine,
ed. by Isabel M. Calder. Church Hist.,
7:3:284-85. (600)
The Marian exiles: a study in the origins of
Elizabethan Puritanism, by Christina H.
Garrett, /bid., 8: 1:97-98. (800)
The Puritans, by Perry Miller and T. H.
Johnson. Harv. Educ. Rev., 9:2:250-52.
(1200)
Steck, Irving Elihu, M.S., M.D., Instructor in
Medicine and in Physiology
See E. Gellhorn.
Steggerda, Frederic Russell, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Physiology and Secretary of the
Department
Articles:
With S. W. Gray:
Comparison of the beats in three- and four-
chambered hearts. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol.
Med., 39:269-70. (500)
IVith C. Gianturco and H. E. Essex:
The action of pituitary extracts on the
colon of the cat. Amer. J. Physiol., 123:
2:400-03. (hoc)
With A. L. Soderwall:
Relationship of the pars tuberalis to melano-
phore response in Amphibia (Rana pipiens).
/. Cell. Cotnp. Physiol., 13:1:31-37. (2000)
See also H. H. Mitchell.
Steigmann, Frederick, M.D., M.S., Associate
in Medicine
With Josephine M. Dyniewicz:
Urinary elimination of free phenolphthalein
no test for gastro-intestinal ulceration.
Amer. J. Dig. Dis., 6:2:120-22. (1500)
With R. D. Barnard and Josephine M. Dynie-
wicz :
Phenolphthalein studies: phenolphthalein in
jaundice. Amer, J. Med. Set., 196:5:673-
88. (7000)
With K. A. Meyer:
Surgical jaundice — diagnostic considerations.
Surg. Gyn. Obstet., 67:5:640-45. (3500)
With M. Mass:
Carcinoma in clinically benign gastric ulcer.
///. Med. J., Feb., 1939. (2000)
Stevens, Neil Everett, Ph.D., Professor of
Botany
Articles:
Departures from ordinary methods in con-
trolling plant diseases. Bot. Rev., 4:429-45.
Fluctuations in the incidence of corn ear rots
in the corn belt, 1935-37. Plant Dis. Re-
porter, 22:129-33.
Incidence of ear rots in the 1937 corn crop.
Ibid., 22:375-77.
With C. M. Haenseler:
Fifth experimental forecast of the incidence
of bacterial wilt of sweet corn. Ibid., 23:
99-104.
Stewart, Charles Leslie, Ph.D., Professor of
Agricultural Economics
Articles:
Conversion of soil ratings into land values.
///. Assessors' Manual, 1939, p. 131. (3300)
Hard roads and the land. Better Roads, 8:
12:15-16. (2000)
Land rents and land values in Italy. /.
Farm Econ., 21:1:273-75. (1150)
Increasing the accuracy of land appraisals in
European countries. U. of I. Dept. of Agr.
Econ. Mimeo., 993. (5000)
Straub, Frederick G., M.S., Met.E., Special
Research Associate Professor of Chemical
Engineering
Articles:
With T. A. Bradbury:
New methods for preventing embrittlement.
Mech. Eng., 60:5:371-76. (3600)
A method for the embrittlement testing of
boiler waters. Proc. A.S.T.M., 1938, vol.
38, pt. 2. (5000)
With E. E. Nelson:
Corrosion in partially dry steam-generating
tubes. Mech. Eng., 61:3:199-202; Com-
bustion, 10:10:38-39. (2000)
Streicher, Michael Henry, M.S., M.D., Assist-
ant Professor of Medicine
Articles:
Clinical course of chronic ulcerative colitis.
Amer. J. Dig. Dis., 5:6:361-63.
Diarrhea — gastro-colic fistula. ///. Med. J.,
Jan., 1938.
Struck, Harold Carl, Ph.D., Associate in
Physiology
Articles:
With E. B. Plattner:
A study of the Pharmacological effects of
certain saturated fluorocarbons. Proc.
Amer. Physiol. Soc, Apr., 1939, p. 224.
See also C. I. Reed.
Sukov, Marvin, A.B., B.S., M.D., Instructor
in Criminology, Social Hygiene, and Medical
Jurisprudence
Articles:
Habeas corpus and the insanity plea. Proc.
Amer. Prison Cong., 1938, pp. 304-10.
(3000)
Summers, Walter Lee, A.B., LL.B., J.D., Pro-
fessor of Law
Books:
Treatise on the law of oil and gas. 8 vols.
Vernon Law Book Co., Kansas City, 1938.
4609 pp.
Articles:
The modern theory and practical applicatioti
of statutes for the conservation of oil and
gas. Tulane Law Rev., 13:1-18.
Sutton, Arle Herbert, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Geology
Articles:
Taxonomy of Mississippian Productidae. /.
Paleoniol., 12:6:527-69. (23,000)
Fossils from Northern Pacific Well No. i and
Westphal Permit Well. Bui. Amer. Assoc.
Petroleum Geol., 23:4:472-75. (1100)
With W. W. Hagan:
Inadunate crinoids of the Mississippian-
Zeacrinus. 7. Paleontol., 13:1:82-96.
(11,000)
Swain, Joseph Ward, Ph.D., Professor of
History
Books:
Beginning the twentieth century: a history
of Europe from 1870 to the present (rev.
ed.). W. W. Norton and Co., 1938.
XV -f 772 pp.
Reviews:
Edward Gibbon, 1 737-1 794, by D. M. Low.
Amer. Hist. Rev., 43:4:431. (275)
A history of the Greek world from 479 to
323 B.C., by M. L. W. Laistner. Class.
PhiloL, 33:3:334-35- (575)
The Roman's world, by F. G. Moore. Ibtd.,
33:4:436-37. (250)
38
University of Illinois
Swann, Sherlock, Jr., Ph.D., Research Asso-
ciate Professor of Chemical Engineering
Articles:
With G. D. Lucker:
The electrolytic reduction of benzoic acid to
benzyl alcohol. Trans. Electrochem. Soc,
75, preprint ii (i939)- (3Soo)
With K. K. Kearby and S. S. Kistler:
Aerogel catalysts: conversion of alcohols to
amines. Ind. Eng. Chem., 30:1082. (3500)
Takats, Geza de, M.D., M.Surg., Associate
Professor of Surgery
Articles:
With R. B. Capps:
The late effects of bilateral carotid sinus
denervation in man. /. Clin. Invest., 17:
385-89.
With A. D. Biggs:
Observations on congenital megacolon. /.
Pediat., 13:819-46.
With G. W. Scupham, T. R. Van Dcllcn, and
W. C. Beck:
Vascular diseases: a review of some of the
recent literature, with a critical review of
the surgical treatment. Arch. Int. Med.,
62:482-539.
Talbot, Arthur Newell, C.E., D.Sc, D.Eng.,
LL.D., Professor of Municipal and Sanitary
Engineering, Emeritus
Articles:
Report of special committee on stresses in
railroad track. Bui. Amer. Ry. Eng. Assoc,
409:625-26. (800)
Discussion on stresses in railroad track. Ibid.,
404:53-72. Proc. Amer. Ry. Eng. Assoc,
39:857-76. (7000)
Tanner, Fred Wilbur, Ph.D., Professor of
Bacteriology and Head of the Department
Articles:
The present status of the paper milk con-
tainer. /. Milk Technol., 2:4-15. (10,000)
Microbial flora of paper containers. Amer.
I. Pub. Health, 28:587-92. (3100)
Milk containers. Dairy Ind., 3: 125. (7600)
Bacteriology in high school biology. Sci.
Teacher, 6:1-6. (3800)
With P. R. B earner:
Resistance of non-spore-forming bacteria to
heat. Zent. f. Bakt., 2:100:81-98. (8600)
Heat resistance studies on selected yeasts.
Ibid., 2:100:202-11. (3400)
With F. M. Clark:
Studies on the bacterial metabolism of sul-
fur. III. Formation of hydrogen sulfide
by thermophilic bacteria. Ibid., 2:98:298-
311. (5000)
With Georgia Pitner:
Germicidal action of bromine. Proc Soc.
E.vp. Biol. Med., 40:143-45. (500)
Templeman, William Darby, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of English
Books:
With C. F. Harrold:
English prose of the Victorian era. Oxford
Univ. Press, N.Y., 1938. Ixxx -\- 1744 pp.
Articles:
For a poetry club. Lib. J., 74:5:164-65.
(1000)
With F. E. Faverty and others:
Victorian bibliography for 1937. Mod.
Philol., 35:4:415-46. (15,000)
Terry, Ralph Eugene, Ph.G., M.S., Associate
Professor of Pharmacy
Articles:
The bystander. A monthly column in Drug
Progress. (6000)
Question box. Column appearing about once
a month in /. Nat. Assoc. Retail Drug-
gists. (6500)
Pharmaceutical legislation in relation to
socialized medicine. Amer. J. Pharm.
Editc, Jan., 1939. (800)
Thacker, Edgar Abney, M.S., M.D., Associate
in Hygiene and Medical Adviser for Men
Articles:
Your blood pressure and physical education.
/. Health, 10:2:75-127. (1600)
Tuberculosis control. Hygeia, 17:4:304-07.
(2200)
Thomas, Henry Bascom, B.S., M.D., Professor
of Orthopaedics, Head of the Department,
and Director of the Illinois Surgical Insti-
tute for Children
Articles:
Scoliosis. Surg. Clin. N. Amer., Feb., 1939.
pp. 137-47- (2250)
Thomas, Howard Rice, C.E., M.S., Special
Research Professor of Engineering Materials
With H. F. Moore and others:
Fourth progress report of the joint investiga-
tion of fissures in railroad rails. Proc.
Amer. Ry. Eng. Assoc, 39:807-59. (15,000)
Thomas, William Frederick, A.M., Assistant
in Psychology
Articles:
With P. T. Young:
Liking and disliking persons. 7. Social
Psych., 9:169-88. (5000)
Timmons, Benjamin Finley, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Sociology
Articles:
The cost of weddings. Amer. Sociol. Rev.,
4:2:224-33. (4800)
Tippo, Oswald, Ph.D., Associate in Botany
Books:
See H. J. Fuller.
Articles:
Comparative anatomy of the Moraceae and
their presumed allies. Bot. Gas., 100:1:
i-ioo. (45,000)
Comparative anatomy and angiosperm phy-
logeny. Trans. III. Acad. Sci., 31:105-06.
(1300)
Comparative anatomy of the Moraceae and
their presumed allies. Summaries of
Theses, Harvard Univ., 1937, pp. 50-53.
(1200)
Tracy, Paul Hubert, Ph.D.. Professor of
Dairy Manufactures
Articles:
Composition of ice cream and mix standard-
izing. Ice Cream Short Course Manual,
1939-
Mix processing. Ibid.
Improved quality. Ibid.
Paper containers for milk. Dairy Mfrs. Conf.
Manual, Nov., 1938.
With A. J. Hahn:
The phosphatase test for determining the
efficiency of pasteurization of ice cream
mix. Ibid.
Publications of the Faculty
39
Tracy, P. H. — Articles (continued)
A comparison of concentrated and super-
heated condensed skim milk in the manu-
facture of ice cream. Ibid.
Controlling milk pasteurization efficiency
through the use of the phosphatase test.
J. Dairy Sci., Mar., 1939, pp. 191-200.
Determining the efficiency of ice cream mix
pasteurization through the use of the phos-
phatase test. Ibid., Apr., 1939, pp. 219-28.
IVith A. C. Maack:
Controlling oxidized flavors. Ice Cream
Trade J., Mar., 1939.
Controlling oxidized flavor in ice cream and
sherbets through the use of oat flour.
Dairy Mfrs. Conf., Manual, Nov., 1938.
With S. L. Tuckey:
Variation in the composition of churn
samples. Ibid.
With W. I. Corbett:
Coffee as a factor in the feathering of
cream. /. Dairy Sci., Aug., 1938, pp.
483-95-
Preparation of ice cream mixes for home
consumption. Food Res., 3:0.
Study of the use of corn sugar in ice
cream. Ill, Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui., 452.
Trjitzinsky, Waldemar Joseph, Ph.D., Pro-
fessor of Mathematics
Articxes:
Theorie des fonctions d'une variable com-
plexe definies sur des ensembles generaux.
Ann. Sci. de I'Ecole Normale, sup. 3,
55:119-92. (44,000)
Some general developments in the theory of
functions of a complex variable. Acta
Math., 70:63-164. (60,000)
Reviews:
Nouveaux elements d'analyse (vol. 2), by A.
Buhl. Bui. Amer. Math. Sac, 45:60-61.
(1000)
Introduction a la mecanique non-lineaire, by
N. Kryloff and N. Bogoliuboff. Ibid., 45:
62. (400)
Trotier, Arnold Herman, A.M., Catalog
Librarian and Lecturer in Library Science
Articles:
Cataloging and classification. Bui. Amer. Lib.
Assoc, 32:630. (600)
Catalog cards for union catalogs. Lib. J.,
63:664. (225)
Tuckey, Stewart Lawrence, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Dairy Manufactures
See H. A. Ruehe.
Tylman, Stanley Daniel, D.D.S., M.S., Pro-
fessor of Prosthetic Dentistry
Articles:
Crown and fixed bridge prosthesis. /. Amer.
Dent. Assoc, 25:2:279-84. (3200)
Fixed bridges: their maintenance. Ibid.,
26:5:754-58. (2200)
Tyler, W. Russell, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
of Sociology
Articles:
Regionalism in practice. Amer. J. Sociol.,
44:3:379-90. (3500)
The possibility of progress. World Order,
4:8:305-09. (1000)
Van Alyea, Oliver Edmond, M.D., Associate
in Laryngology, Rhinology, and Otology
Reviews:
Rhinology (review of literature of 1937).
Cyc Med., F. A. Davis Co., Phila.
Van Cleave, Harley Jones, Ph.D., Professor of
Zoology
Articles:
Thural Dale Foster. Nautilus, 51:2:62-63.
Variability in hook measurement in the
Acanthocephala (abstract). /. Parasitol.,
24:6:25.
Animals in their relations to disease. Bios,
10: 1:42-47.
A new species of the Acanthocephalan genus
Polymorphus and notes of the status of
the name Profilicollis. /. Parasitol., 25:2:
129-31.
Analysis of hook measurements in the
Acanthocephala. Vol. lubilare pro Prof.
Sadao Yoshida, Osaka, Japan, 2:331-37.
Van Home, John, Ph.D., Professor of Spanish
and Italian and Head of the Department
Books:
With y. Cioffari:
Amici di scuola: a graded Italian reader
(Book i). D. C. Heath and Co., Boston,
1938. 64 pp.
Reviews:
Editorial comment. Italica, 15:75-83; 15:200-
06; 15:234-38; 16:38-44. (16,000)
Vaughan, Herbert Edward, Ph.D., Instructor
in Mathematics
Articles:
On the class of metrics defining a metrisable
space. BuL Amer. Math. Soc, 44:557-61.
(1900)
On locally bicompact spaces. Fundamenta
Math., 33:15-21. (2200)
Veach, Carlos Wilbur, M.S., Assistant in
Agricultural Engineering
Articles:
The selection and operation of electric
motors for the farm. U. of I. Dept. of
Agr. Eng. Mimeo. (3000)
Vestal, Arthur Gibson, Ph.D., Professor of
Botany
Articles:
Problems of the garrigue-like bush of Cali-
fornia (abstract). Bui. Ecol. Soc. Amer.,
19:2:12-13. (285)
Wade, Chester, M.S., M.D., Assistant in
Psychiatry
See A. A. Loiv.
Wakerlin, George Earle, Ph.D., M.D., Pro-
fessor of Physiology and Head of the
Department
Articles:
From medical graduate to physician. 7.
Assoc. Amer. Med. Coll., 13:259-63. (2400)
The effect of the reticulocytogenic urine
principle administered orally in pernicious
anemia. Proc Amer. Physiol. Soc, Apr.,
1939, p. 231. (200) '
The bioassay of local anesthetics. Anes-
thesia and Analgesia, 17:232-33. (1000)
With G. R. Chobot:
Does renin play a role in the maintenance
of normal blood pressure? Proc. Soc. Exp.
Biol. Med., 40:331-34. (1300)
A method for the bioassay of renin. Proc.
Amer. Physiol. Soc, Apr., 1939, pp. 230-31.
(300)
With M. Yanowitz:
The effect of normal and renal hypertensive
dog plasmas on surviving arterial rings.
Ibid., pp. 231-32. (200)
40
University of Illinois
Walker, Ernest DeWitt, B.S., Associate in
Agfronomy Extension
See J. C. Hackleman.
Walker, Harold L., M.S., Met.E., Assistant
Professor of Metallurgical Engineering
Articles:
A correlated abstract of the physical metal-
lurgy of magnesium and its alloys. Min.
Exp. Sta. and Met. Res. Labs., State Coll.
of IVash.. Bui. T. 48 pp.
With B. G. Ricketts:
Recrystallization phenomena in cold worked
polycrystalline commercially pure magne-
sium metal. Ibid., Bui. U. 19 pp.
Wall, Frederick Theodore, Ph.D., Associate in
Chemistry
Articles:
Infra-red absorption spectrum of benzoic
acid. /. Chetn. Phys., 7:87-88. (250)
Walter, David Oswell, Ph.D., Instructor in
Political Science
Articles:
The effect of a failure to redistrict the legis-
lature. Law Sac. J., 8: 199-206. (3000)
Wanless, Harold RoUin, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Geology
Articles:
Pennsylvanian correlations in the eastern in-
terior and Appalachian coal fields. Geol.
Soc. Anier., Special Paper 17, Mar., 1939.
130 pp.
Pennsylvanian correlations in the southern
Appalachian coal field (abstract). Geol.
Soc. Amer. Bui., 49:1905. (17s)
Geological records of a rhythmic nature.
Trans. III. Acad. Sci., 31:1:7-14. (4400)
Ward, Henry Baldwin, Ph.D., D.Sc, LL.D.,
Professor of Zoology, Emeritus
Articles:
What about our national parks? Conserva-
tion, 4:18-21. (1800)
Environmental stimuli and salmon migration.
Grigore Antipa — Hommage a son oeuvre.
Imp. Nat. Bucuresti, pp. 669-79. (2700)
On the genus Deropristis and the Acantho-
colpidae (Trematoda). Livro Jubilar do
Professor Lauro Travassos, Rio de Janeiro,
pp. 509-21. (7000)
Placer mining on the Rogue River, Oregon,
in its relation to the fish and fishing in
that stream. Oregon Dept. Geol. and
Mineral Ind. Bui., No. 10. (18,000)
Placer mining and the anadromous fish of the
Rogue River. Science, 88:441-43. (3000)
What is happening to our national parks?
Nature Mag., 31:10:611-15. (2700)
Earl Baldwin McKinley: an appreciation.
Amer. I. Pharm. Educ, 3:140-41. (500)
Salmon psychology. /. Wash. Acad. Sci.,
29:1-14. (5600)
To George Easton Scott. Outdoor Amer.,
4:7. (900)
Reviews:
Traite de zoologie et de parasitologic medi-
cale et veterinaire, by M. Neveu-Lemaire.
Science, 88:547-48. (450)
Wascher, Herman, M.S., Assistant Chief in
Soil Survey
Articles:
With E. Winters:
Textural groups of Wisconsin till and their
distribution in Illinois. Amer. J. Sci., 35:
14-21. (1600)
Sec also R. S. Smith.
Watson, Floyd Rowe, Ph.D., Professor of
Experimental Physics
Articles:
Optical analogy of a loudspeaker in a rever-
berant room (abstract). /. Acous. Soc,
10:84. (200)
Reviews:
The psychology of music, by C. E. Seashore.
Ibid., 10:249-50. (1200)
Decibels and phons, a musical analogy, by
L. S. Lloyd. Ibid., 10:249. (350)
Editorial reviews. Ibid., passim.
Weber, Oscar Friedolin, Ph.D., Professor of
Education
Books:
The problem of school organization and
finance in Illinois. Univ. 111. Bui., vol. 36,
no. 15, 1938. 174 pp.
Webster, George Lewis, Ph.G., Ph.D., Asso-
ciate Professor of Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Articles:
With L. D. Powers:
Derivatives of 4-aminobenzenesulfonanilide.
J.A.C.S., 60:1553-55. (2000)
Weinard, Frederick Francis, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Floricultural Physiology
Articles:
Nutrients in soilless culture. Flor. Exch.,
92:17:14. (500)
With H. B. Dorner:
Peonies — single and Japanese in the Illinois
trial gardens. ///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui.,
447. pp. 97-156. (15,000)
Weisiger, George Bates, B.S., LL.B., J.D.,
Professor of Law
Articles:
Reinstatement of sit-down strikers. Minn.
Law Rev., 23:1:30-45. (6000)
Weiss, Emil, M.D., Ph.D., Associate in
Bacteriology and Public Health
See L. Arnold.
Welker, William Henry, Ph.D., Professor oi
Physiological Chemistry and Head of the
Department
Articles:
With A. E. Mahle and L. Seed:
Crystalline Bence Jones proteins. Arch.
Path., 26:441-48. (1300)
Wernicke, Henry Oscar, A.B., M.D., Assistant
Professor of Surgery
Articles:
Gynecomastia. Surg., 5:2:217-25.
Wheeler, Mrs. Catherine McGraw, A.B.,
B.L.S., Cataloger in the Library
Articles:
327 catalog cards for current foreign pub-
lications. Printed by the Library of Con-
gress. (28,000)
Whitlock, Mary Cecelia, A.M., Assistant
Professor of Home Economics
Articles:
Clothing construction (rev.). III. Agr. Exp.
Sta. Circ, 407. 165 pp.
Publications of the Faculty
41
Whittaker, Edmund, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Exonomics
ASTICLES:
Gold-mining taxation in relation to national
planning in South Africa, 1932-37. Anter.
Econ. Rev., 28:4:688-701. (7000J
Wien, Max Samuel, B.S., M.D., Associate
Professor of Dermatology
Articles:
The treatment of lymphogranuloma inguinale.
Med. Clin. N. Amer., Jan., 1939, pp. 227-
30. (900)
Wilcox, Roy Harold, M.S., Associate Profes-
sor of Farm Management
AsTiCLES:
With B. W. Bain, C. S. Rhode, and J. G. Cash:
1937 dairy cost study on 99 selected farms in
northern Illinois. U. of I. Dept. of Agr.
Econ. Mimeo., 871. (3000)
Reviews:
Changes in technology and labor require-
ments in cooperative production: com, by
L. K. Macy and others. /. Farm Econ.,
20:4:893-94.
Wilder, Arthur Barthen, D.Sc, Assistant Pro-
fessor of Metallurgical Engineering
Articles:
Aging of iron and steel. Metals and Alloys,
Pt. I, 9:3:119-23; Pt. II, 9:6:145-48. (4000)
See also W. M. Wilson.
Will, Frederick Ludwig, Ph.D., Instructor in
Philosophy
Articles:
Formal and material truth. Abstracts of
Theses, 1937, Cornell Univ., pp. 57-60.
Will, Samuel Frederick, Ph.D.. Professor of
French
Articles:
With W. L. Wiley:
Recent literature of the Renaissance: a bibli-
ography. Stud, in Philol., 36:2:334-51.
(5000)
Reviews:
Citizen of Geneva: selections from the letters
of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, by C. W. Hen-
del. Books Abroad, 12:3:373. (300)
Willard, Arthur Cutts, B.S., D.Eng., LL.D.,
President
Articles:
Research in the land grant colleges and uni-
versities. Kan. State Colt. Bui., 22: 10.
Williams, Charles Allyn, Ph.D., Professor of
German
Articles:
La rauschen, lieb, la rauschen and the
stanza Ich hort ein sichellin rauschen. /.
Engl. Germ. Philol., 38:171-83. (5300)
Willig, Frank Jewell, M.S., Assistant in
Physics
Articles:
Comparison of sound absorption coefficients
obtained by different methods. J.A.S..4.,
10:4:293-300. (4000)
Wilson, Wilbur M., M.M.E., C.E., Research
Professor of Structural Engineering
Articles:
Tests of reinforced concrete arch bridges.
Pub. Internal. Assoc. Bridge and Struc-
tural Eng., 5:375-422. (21,000)
Articles (continued)
With F. P. Thomas:
Fatigue tests of riveted joints. ///. Eng.
Exp. Sta. Bui., 302. 115 pp.
With R. W. Kluge and J. V. Coombe:
Laboratory tests of reinforced concrete rigid
frame bridges. Ibid., 308. 75 pp.
With A. B. Wilder:
Fatigue tests of butt welds in structural
steel plates. Ibid., 310. 25 pp.
Windesheim, Karl Albert, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Speech
Articles:
Voice recording in teaching speech. Engl. J.,
28:2:13-14. (250)
Wirth, Elmer Hauser, Ph.C, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Pharmacognosy
Articles:
A study of National Formulary synonyms
of plant drugs. Nat. Formul. Bui., 7:2:
53-64. (5000)
Report of the American Pharmaceutical As-
sociation committee on United States Phar-
macopoeia. J.A.Ph.A., 27:11:996-98. (1050)
Report of the plant science seminar. Ibid.,
27:11:1133-35. (2500)
Rhubarb and rhaponticum. J.A.O.A.C., 21:4:
585-87. (1200)
With V. Lindblade:
Cape aloe. iVaf. Formul. Bui., 7:7:236-55.
(11,500)
With L. Goldberg, R. K. Snyder, and E. N.
Gathercoal:
The quantitative determination of volatile
oils in vegetable drugs. J.A.Ph.A., 27:5:
385-92. (3500)
Woodrow, Herbert, Ph.D., Professor of Psy-
chology' and Head of the Department
Articles:
The relation between goodness of per-
formance an favorableness of conditions.
Amer. J. Psych., 51:4:665-77. (S50o)
Factors in improvement with practice. /.
Psych., 7:55-70. (6000)
The effect of practice on test intercorrela-
tions. /. Educ. Psych., 29:8:561-72. (5000)
The relation of verbal ability to improve-
ment with practice in verbal tests. Ibid.,
30:3:179-86. (3200)
Woodruff, Sybil, Ph.D., Professor of Foods
Articles:
Microscopy of starch by the Spierer lens.
Ind. Eng. Chem., 30:1409-13. (2500)
Food preparation and utilization aspects of
refrigerated locker storages. Agr. Eng.,
20:105-07. (2800)
Soybeans as competitors of dairy products.
Butter and Cheese J., Oct. 25, 1938, pp.
30-32. (1500)
With Majel M. MacMasters:
Gelatinization and retrogradation changes in
com and wheat starches shown by photo-
micrographs. III. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui., 445.
(12,000)
With Helen Klaas:
A study of soybean varieties with reference
to their use as food. Ibid., 443. (13,000)
Home preparation and utilization of frozen
foods, (j. of I. Cold Storage Locker Conf.
Manual, Feb., 1939. PP- 33-37- (2400)
With Evelyn Chambers and Helen Klaas:
A study of protein extract from soybeans
with reference to its use in food. /. Agr.
}ies., 57:737-46. (4300)
42
University of Illinois
Woodworth, Clyde Melvln, Ph.D., Professor of
Plant Genetics
Articles:
With B. Koehler:
Corn seedling virescence caused by Aspergil-
lus flavus and A. tamarii. Phytopath., 28:
11:811-23. (3800)
With O. Bolin:
1938 experimental hybrid corn trials in Illi-
nois. U. of I. Dept. of Agron. Mimeo.,
Feb., 1939. (700)
Brief description of ear and kernel char-
acters of various single crosses. Ibid., Jan.,
1939. (iioo)
Brief description of inbred lines of corn.
Ibid., (2500)
With G. H. Dungan and others:
Developments in hybrid corn production. III.
Farm Instit. Rpt., July, 1938. (10,000)
Wynd, F. Lyle, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of
Botany
Articles:
With P. L. Varney:
A direct reading nul point amplifier for
measuring hydrogen ion concentration and
oxidation — reduction potentials. /. Lab.
Clin. Med., 23:864-70. (1800)
Yoimg, Everett Gillham, M.S., M.E., Re-
search Professor of Railway Mechanical En-
gineering
Articles:
Progress in railway mechanical engineering,
1937-38. Mech. Eng., 60:12:909-20. (5000)
Young, Paul Thomas, Ph.D., Professor of Psy-
chology
Articles:
Preferences and demands of the white rat
for food. /. Comp. Psych., 26:3:545-89.
(12,000)
An hypothesis concerning the mechanism of
appetite. Psych. Bui., 35:9:716-17. (250)
Reviews:
Feeling and emotion: a history of theories,
by H. M. Gardiner and others. Amer. J.
Psych., 5i:3:594-9S- (700)
Ziegler, Lloyd Hiram, A.M., M.D., Lecturer in
Psychiatry
Articles:
Marriage among mental defectires. I.A.M.A.,
II 1:1982-85. (4000)
A study of the influence of emotions and
affects on the surface temperature of the
human body. Amer. J. Psychiat., 95:3.
(4900)
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