THEUNIVERSITYOF CHICAGOMAGAZINE'<>> 51&t¦I?**%MARCH/APRIL 73.Three questions about the sustainednuclear chain reactionHerbert AndersonA 'botanistaV adventures in the AndesPatricia ArmstrongHonor roll of alumni donors 16a'We're hère to stay!'Ursula Stone 17Trodigal son' 3121 Quadrangle news 22 Letters 25 Alumni newsVolume LXV Number 5March/April, 1973The University of Chicago Magazine,founded in 1907, is published six timesper year for alumni and the faculty ofThe University of Chicago, under theauspices of the Office of the Vice Président for Public Affairs. Letters andeditorial contributions are welcomed.Don Morris, AB'36EditorJane LightnerEditorial AssistantSecond class postage paid at Chicago,Illinois; additional entry at Madison,Wisconsin. Copyright 1973, The University of Chicago. Published in July/August, September/October, Novem-ber/December, January/February,March/April, and May/June. The University of ChicagoAlumni Association5733 University AvenueChicago, Illinois 60637(312)753-2175John S. Coulson, '36, PrésidentArthur Nayer, Director, AlumniAffairsRuth Halloran, Assistant DirectorLisa Wally, AM'68Program DirectorRégional Offices1542 Riverside Drive, Suite FGlendale, California 91201(213) 242-8288320 Central Park West, Suite 14ANew York, New York 10025(212) 787-78001000 Chestnut Street, Apt. 7DSan Francisco, California 94109(415) 928-03375850 Cameron Run TerraceAlexandria, Va. 22303(703) 768-7220cover: Although her article in this issue deals with her expériences as a botanist inSouth America, Patricia Armstrong (sm'68) appears hère as photographed on aprevious expédition, to the Juneau ice fields of Alaska.picture crédits: Page 1, Mary Ann Tiffany; Pages 5, 7, Town and Country; Page8, 9, Charles Armstrong; Pages 11, 12, 16, Patricia Armstrong; Page 31, LyndaCaspe.Three questionsA bout the sustained nuclear chain reaction1. How would the development of atomic energy hâvegone, if it hadn't been for the war?2. Who invented the chain reaction, anyway? (Since thisis just a question of fact that some of you may know, Ialso ask Question 2B: When was the invention made?)3. This question is really a pointed one which I like toraise whenever I stand in front of a captive audience withreprésentatives from government and business: How important do you consider that the rôle of knowledge-oriented science was in the development of nuclearenergy?Herbert 'AndersonWhile you are thinking about how you might answerthose questions, Fil take you back in history.It's always difficult to know where history begins. Butin my own mind, the story of the development of thechain reaction begins in Sweden. It begins with OttoFrisch, and I thought it would be appropriate to let youhâve the description of that beginning in his own words:This is where I came in, because Lisa Meitner was lonelyin Sweden and as her faithful nephew, I went to visit her atChristmas. There in a small hôtel in Kungalo, near Gote-borg, I found her at breakfast, brooding over a letter from[Otto] Hahn. I was skeptical about the contents — thatbarium was formed from uranium by neutrons, but she kepton with it.We walked up and down in the snow, I on skis and she onfoot, and gradually the idea took shape that this was nochipping or cracking of a nucleus but rather a process to be explained by [Niels] Bohr's idea that the nucleus was like aliquid drop. Such a drop might elongate and divide itself ;Dr. Anderson, professor in the Department ofPhysics andthe Enrico Fermi Institute of Nuclear Studies, was anoriginal member of the team which achieved the firstsustained release of nuclear energy. The accompanyingarticle, recalling some little-known aspects of that development, is excerpted from a talk Dr. Anderson gave inDecember as part of cérémonies marking the thirtiethanniversary of the achievement. Présent at that occasion,which included a symposium on energy needs and poli-cies, were représentatives ofCongress, the Atomic EnergyCommission, Argonne National Laboratory, the businesscommunity, the diplomatie corps and the University.3and when I worked out the way the electric charge of thenucleus would diminish the surface tension, I found that itwould be down to 0, just around Z= 100, and probably quitesmall for uranium. Lisa Meitner worked out the énergiesthat would be avàilable, from the mass defect in such abreakup. She had the mass defect curve pretty well in herhead, and it turned out that the electric repulsion of thefragments would give them about 200 MeV of energy andthat the mass defect would indeed deliver that energy sothat the process could take place on a purely classical basiswithout having to invoke the crossing of a potential barrier;which of course could ne ver hâve worked.We only spent two or three days together that Christmas,and then I went back to Copenhagen and just managed totell Bohr about the idea as he was catching his boat to theUnited States.And I remember how he struck his head after I hadbarely started to speak and said, "Oh what fools we hâvebeen. We ought to hâve seen that before." But he had not,and nobody had.This was exciting news for Bohr. The idea of the liquiddrop was his idea and he had been looking for expérimental évidence that his idea was the right one. Fissionwas just the thing. When he arrived in New York, on thatJanuary 16, 1939, he was so excited about his newdiscovery , that he just had to tell it to someone, althoughhe had been cautioned not to let the cat out of the bagbefore Frisch had done the experiment.So a few days after settling in Princeton, he came toColumbia looking for Enrico Fermi; he wanted to seeFermi's reaction to his great news. He looked for him inone of the laboratories. Fermi wasn't there, but I was.Undeterred, he came right over, grabbed me by theshoulder and said: "Young man, let me explain to youabout this new phenomenon in physics called fission."And he rushed to the blackboard and began to explainhow the fission occurred according to his idea of theliquid drop.It was a fairly exciting expérience for me to see suchimportant news from such a great man, and as soon as heleft, I felt that I had to find Fermi and tell him whathappened. When I got into his office, which was on theseventh floor, and before I had a chance to say anything,he started out, "I know what you want to tell me about.Let me explain to you about fission." He went to theboard, and he showed how the two particles would corneapart, and the energy yield, and ail that kind of thing. Ihâve to say that Fermi's explanation was a lot clearer tome than Bohr 's was.At that time I was a graduate student. I had helpedbuild the cyclotron, and I had just about completed someequipment that I had made for some research that I wasgoing to do in neutron physics. Among other things, I hadconstructed an ionization chamber and an amplifier,which were the kind of instruments popular in that day, and it just seemed to me that this apparatus might verywell adapt itself to seeing the fission process occur.So I went to Fermi and I said, "Look, you've justarrived and you don't hâve any equipment, but I hâvejust the kind that would be good for working on fission.Why don't we work together? I need a good professorwho understands the physics and you might need agraduate student who's well equipped with apparatus."He appreciated that there would be some problems,because I was already working for John Dunning, but hetalked to Dunning; the switch was accomplished, and Ibegan a collaboration with Fermi that lasted twenty-fiveyears.We didn't lose any time; we mounted a layer ofuranium in this ionization chamber, and took it down tothe cyclotron in order to bombard that chamber withneutrons, to see if we could see the fission which ought totake place. But the cyclotron wasn't working well thatnight. Then I remembered that John Dunning had someof thèse artificial neutron sources that you can make bymixing radium with béryllium. I found Dunning andtogether we tried it. Lo and behold, we were able to seethe fission of uranium on our cathode ray oscilloscopethat very evening.It was a very propitioûs moment. Fermi had alreadyleft earlier that day to attend a meeting in Washington.Dunning, appreciating the significance of our resuit,telegraphed Fermi that we had seen the fission process.Of course Bohr was there, too, and the whole meetingjust blew up with the news. The physicists called up theirlabs, and very shortly confirmations came from practi-cally every major nuclear physics lab in the country.Fermi came back to Columbia and straightway calledme and wrote on the blackboard a long list of experi-ments he wanted to do right away.One of the experiments that we did very early was totry to find out whether new neutrons were emitted whenuranium was bombarded by neutrons. We carried outsuch an experiment with positive results.An uninvited suggestionBut then in a very curious way, [Léo] Szilard in-terjected hirnsel^ into our work.Just after we finished that experiment he went toFermi, and said, "You know, Enrico, you are using aradium-beryllium source and you must know that such asource has rather energetic neutrons. How do you knowthat there isn't an (n, 2n) reaction which would disturbthe results?""Well," Fermi said, "you may be right." Szilard said,"It just happens that I hâve a radium-beryllium photoneutron source which gives neutrons of much lower4energy , and if you use that you won't hâve the problem ofthe (n, 2n) reaction."Fermi somewhat re-luctantly had to admit thatthe results would be lessopen to question if the experiment were done with aphoto-neutron source, sowe carried out the experiment with that source aswell. In the paper describ-ing the results, crédit wasgiven to a curious or-ganization known as theAssociation for ScientificCollaboration, and it al-ways seems strange to meas I look back over history,that not a word was said —that it was really Szilardwho had the idea, and itwas from him that we ob- Enrico Fermitained the source. Any way,Szilard then became a part of the Columbia group.It was curious how he came to Columbia. He was not amember of the faculty. He just sort of appeared one day,because he knew that that's where the action would be.He went to the dean, who appointed him a guest scientist.He then participated in some of the experiments.Contrasting stylesI remember very clearly how it was, working withSzilard and Fermi. Fermi's idea of doing an experimentwas that everybody worked. It was his style to workharder than anybody else, and everyone worked prettyhard. But Szilard was a thinker; he wasn't the one to domanual work. He thought he ought to spend his timethinking; and he didn't want to stay up half the nightmeasuring activities and putting together the variousparts of the experiment.He said, "I realize this work has to be done, but itwould be much better for me to spend my time thinking. Iwill hire a young man who will do whatever is required,and he will do it much better than I could." And so theexperiment that we did together was really done byFermi, Anderson, and a man named S. F. Krewer,although the paper was signed Fermi, Anderson, andSzilard.It was the first and also the last experiment in whichFermi and Szilard collaborated. The contrast between theSzilard approach and the Fermi approach was reallyextrême. And it shows how such différent kinds of peoplecan succeed in science. Szilard understood this very well. In fact at one point he pointed out the différencebetween Fermi's approach and his. When the questioncame up about whether the chain reaction could go ornot, he said, "Well, Fermi and I, we're both conservativein our thinking; according to Fermi, if he sees somechance that the reaction will not work, he doesn't want tosay it will; he'd rather be sure of his facts. So he'llcontinue to work until he can be more certain."For Szilard, if there 's even a small chance that thereaction will work, then he feels that he should starttaking précautions. He should alert people, tell themwhat might happen, what the dangers might be, and beready for the contingencies that might corne about.Although we are primarily concerned with Fermi hère,I do want to inject a bit more about Szilard.Let me tell you in Fermi's own words what he thoughtabout Szilard. He said, "I don't know how many of youknow Szilard. No doûbt many of you do. He is certainly avery peculiar man, extremely intelligent."And then, since the audience was amused by this, hesaid, "I see that's an understatement. He's extremelybrilliant. And he seems — at least that is the impressionthat he gives to me — to enjoy startling people."Szilard proceeded to startle physicists by proposing tothem, that given the circumstances (it was early 1939, andwar was very much in the air) — given the danger thatatomic energy and possibly atomic weapons could be-come the chief tool for the Nazis to enslave the world — itwas the duty of the physicists to départ from what hadbeen the tradition of publishing significant results as soonas the Physical Review or other scientific journals mightturn them out.Instead, he said, one had to go easy, to keep back someof the results until it was clear whether thèse results werepotentially dangerous or potentially helpful to our side.Szilard had that kind of foresight that led to the origin ofsecrecy in the atomic energy project. It was a hardburden to carry; not so hard during the war, but particu-larly hard later.The problem of moneyOne of the interesting questions is how did we get themoney to do the chain reaction? The answer illustrâtesthe différence between the Fermi and the Szilard ap-proaches.Szilard realized from the beginning that this enterprisewouldn't go unless we could get the money for it, and healso realized that in some way we had to alert thegovernment. Most of you know the story about how hefound the way to alert the government through PrésidentRoosevelt. Szilard wrote a letter for Einstein to sign; hegave it to Alexander Sachs, who had an inside track, andgot it to Roosevelt.5After some weeks, the White House called and saidthat there was going to be a meeting with Lyman Briggs,the director of the Bureau of Standards, a ColonelAdamson of the Army, and a Commander Hoover fromthe Navy and they would be willing to meet with thethree Hungarians, [Eugène] Wigner, [Edward] Teller, andSzilard, to discuss what was needed in the way of atomicenergy. Merle Tuve of the Carnegie Institution of Washington sat in. Hère is how Szilard tells it:"It was our gênerai intention not to ask the governmentfor money, but only ask for the blessing of the government, so that we could go to foundations and raise thefunds and get some coordinated effort going. However,thèse things never go the way you've planned them. Inthe course of the meeting, Tuve ventured the opinion thatthe work that Fermi had going didn't require very much,and the most that he could imagine that it would costwould be about $15,000."When the représentative from the Army heard this,he said, 'Well how much money do you need?' And I[Szilard] said, ail we need money for at this time is to buysome graphite, and the amount of graphite which wewould hâve to buy would cost about $2,000. Maybe a fewexperiments which would follow would raise the sum to$6,000 — something of that order of magnitude."At this point, the représentative of the Army starteda rather long tirade. He told us that it was naive to believethat we could make a significant contribution to défenseby creating a new explosive. He said that if a newweapon was created, it usually took two wars before oneknew whether the weapon was any good or not. And thenhe explained rather laboriously that, in the end, it is notweapons that win the wars, but the morale of the troops."He went on in this vein for a long time, until suddenlyWigner, the most polite of us, interrupted him. He said, inhis high pitched voice, that it was very interesting to hearthis. He had always thought that weapons were veryimportant, and that weaponry is what costs money, thatthis is why the Army needed such a large appropriation.He said he was very interested to hear that he waswrong — that it is not weapons but morale that wins thewars; and if this is correct, perhaps one should take asecond look at the budget of the Army — maybe thebudget could be eut."Colonel Adamson wheeled around to look at Mr.Wigner and said, 'Well as far as that $2,000 is concerned,you can hâve it.'"That's not as funny as it sounds, because that was thefirst money that the government ever gave in the supportof scientific research. And, to compare the budget todayto the budget of those times, you can see that ColonelAdamson took a very big step.And there's also a little dig which I can't resist making.The industrial people didn't show up too well either.Szilard says, "In recalling this period I should mention,that until the government showed interest, I was un- decided whether this development ought to be carried outby industry or by the government. And so just a week ortwo before the meeting in Washington, I met with thedirector of research of the Union Carbide and CarbonCo., W. F. Barrett. There was some mixup in theappointment, because they expected Fermi, but it was I[Szilard] who turned up."There were five people sitting around a table, and Itold them that the possibility of a chain reaction betweenuranium and graphite must be taken seriously. At thispoint, I said, we could not say very much about thispossibility, and that we would talk about it with muchgreater assurance if we had first measured the absorptionof neutrons in graphite. It was for this purpose that wewould need about $2,000 worth of graphite. I wonderedwhether they might give us this amount of graphite onloan. The experiment would not endanger the graphite,and we would return it to them."Well, Barrett said, 'You know, I'm a gambling manmyself , but you're asking me to gamble with stockhold-ers' money, and I'm not sure that I can do that.'"Compton's dilemmaHow did the project corne to Chicago? There wereseveral reasons. One was that this atomic energy projectwas being run mainly by enemy aliens. There was a waron, and Fermi and those Hungarians were oflSciallyenemy aliens — hardly the right people to be in charge of awar project. Furthermore there were two other linesalready occupying the Columbia faculty. One was HaroldUrey's project, separating isotopes by diffusion throughbarriers. And John Dunning had a big enterprise, separating isotopes by gaseous diffusion. So Columbia felt that ithad about as much as it could handle in this type ofwartime activity.A committee was formed, the so-called S-l Commit-tee; [Arthur] Compton was a principal member of thecommittee; there was also E. D. Murphy of the StandardOil Company and Ernest Lawrence, among others. It wasthis committee that decided who would run the project.Compton decided that he liked the whole idea and wouldbring it to Chicago, and that's how it got hère. He thencalled Fermi and asked him if he would like to corne toChicago. Fermi agreed, because Chicago looked like avery attractive place.It's also interesting to recall how it happened that thechain reaction took place hère, on campus * As a matter offact, the original intention was to construct the pile at theArgonne Forest, a site outside the city. Construction hadbeen going on. But around October 20 there were somelabor difficulties, and it was clear that we would be readyto assemble the pile before the building was completed.This threatened a serious delay.Fermi went to Compton to tell him that he believed hecould make the chain reaction work safely right hère in6Léo Szilard before the erstwhile West Stand at StaggField.Chicago. Compton said, "Let's hear your analysis."When Compton was satisfied that Fermi knew what hewas talking about, Compton decided to follow his suggestion.He did hâve this considération: "The only reason fordoubt" — to quote Compton — "was that some new, un-foreseen development might appear under conditions ofrelease of nuclear energy of such vastly greater powerthan anyone had previously handled. We did not see howa true nuclear explosion could possibly occur, but theamount of potentially radioactive material présent in thepile would be enormous, and anything that would causeexcessive ionizing radiation in such a location would beintolérable."The outcome of the experiment might thus greatlyaffect the city, and as a responsible officer of the University of Chicago according to every rule of organizationalprotocol, I should hâve taken the matter to my superior."But this would hâve been unfair. Président Hutchinswas in no position to take an independent judgment ofthe hazards involved. Based on considérations of theUniversity's welfare, the only answer he could hâvegiven would hâve been no. And this answer would hâvebeen wrong. So I assumed the responsibility myself . Inthe building under the west stands of Stagg Field was a squash court, and I told Fermi to use this room and goahead with the critical experiment."An added note from Compton: on November 14, at ameeting of the S-l Committee in Washington, "I reportedwhat we were doing. When I mentioned that we werepreparing to perform the critical experiment on theChicago campus, faces went white. General Grovesrushed to the nearest phone to find out from the Army inChicago whether in fact, it was impossible to use the newbuilding at Argonne Forest, and it was évident thatGroves did not like what we were doing in the least. But Iwas not told to stop the experiment. Everyone knew theneed for speed. The élément of risk involved was ac-cepted as a hazard of war."A prior discoveryThe answer to Question 2 cornes out of Szilard'smemoirs. He says, "In the fall of 1933, 1 found myself inLondon. I kept myself busy trying to find positions forGerman colleagues who had lost their university positions with the advent of the Nazi régime."One morning I read in the newspaper about theannual meeting of the British Association, where LordRutherford was reported to hâve said that whoever talksabout the libération of atomic energy on an industrialscale is talking moonshine."Pronouncements of experts to the effect that some-thing cannot be done hâve always irritated me. That dayas I was walking down Southampton Row and wasstopped for a traffic light, I was pondering whether LordRutherford might not prove to be wrong. As the lightchanged to green and I crossed the street, it suddenlyoccurred to me that if we could find an élément which issplit by neutrons and which would émit two neutronswhen it absorbed one, such an élément, if assembled insufficiently large mass, could sustain a nuclear chainreaction, liberate energy on an industrial scale and makepossible the construction of atomic bombs."The thought that this might be possible became anobsession with me, and it led me into nuclear physics, afield in which I had not worked before, and the thoughtstayed with me even though my first hunches in thisregard turned out to be wrong."In the spring of 1934 I applied for a patent whichdescribed the laws governing such a chain reaction. Itwas the first time, I think, that the concept of criticalmass was developed, and that a chain reaction wasseriously discussed."Knowing what this would mean — and I knew itbecause I had read H. G. Wells — I did not want thispatent to become public. The only way to keep it fromthe public was to assign it to the government, so Iassigned this patent to the British admiralty."A bot anfeta s adventuresPatricia K. ArmstrongI went to South America to study the alpine plants.Armed with forty pounds of camping, mountaineering,and plant collecting equipment in my trusty backpack, Ibade farewell to my family at O'Hare airport and headedsouth. I had a round-trip ticket and a nearly forgottenyear of collège Spanish to help me on my way.My plans began with several weeks in northern Peru,where the Cordillera Blanca reaches over 22,000 feet andthe puna (dry tundra) spreads up the quebradas (canyons) between timberline at 13,000 feet and the vascularplant limit at 17,000 feet.Huaraz was my headquarters in Peru, and while accli-mating myself to the 10,000-foot élévation, I tried to find'a way to the Mina Huinac. I had read about the rare Puyaraimondii which grew there at 13,000 feet, and I wantedvery much to see it. Puya is the largest member of theBromeliaceae (pineapple) family, living for over 100years and reaching a height of over twenty feet beforeflowering, setting seed, and dying.I found out that it would be impossible to go to themine without spending a lot of money for a spécial guideand transportation, but there was a refinery located intown that I could easily walk to. Being a somewhat daringindividual with a very small budget, I reasoned that thebest way to get to the mine would be to ask for a ride onthe truck that went from the refinery to the mine. Itwould obviously be located along the river which flowedthrough town.I set out early Thursday morning armed with myever-present English-Spanish dictionary and a smallemergency lunch. I got on board the colectivo at theHôtel Monterrey, where I was staying, and rode intotown. Soon the vehicle was so loaded with people that itwas impossible to see. "I want to get off at the smallriver," I yelled at the driver. I struggled to the door, paidmy two soles (five cents) and stepped into the dustystreet.The early morning sun was scorching hot. I pulled mypurple, wide-brimmed hat more snuggly on my head and set off. Everywhere ragged little children called"Gringa! Gringuita!" and I stopped to smile and returntheir greeting."Hola, muchacho, dônde esta la refinadura?"\ kickedtheir soccer bail back to them and admired their babybrothers and sisters. They were shy but friendly.And of course it turned out to be the wrong refinery.However, the foreman obligingly drove me to his com-petitor's mill."What is your name?" the foreman asked as he got outof the car."Sefiora Patricia Armstrong.""You wait hère, I go talk to the boss." He went inside.A few minutes later he came out with another man. "Thisis Senorita Armstrong who wants to see the Puya." Hehad ignored the fact that I was married.I shook his hand. There was more fast talk, then myf riend got back into the car. "The truck has already goneto the mine today," he explained slowly so I couldunderstand. "They only go once, in the morning, so theycan spend the afternoon fixing the truck. But I hâve madeThe intrepid author (SM'68) won her Chicago degree witha thesis on mosses and lichens (cryptogam communities)on the talus and cliffs ofDevil's Lake, Wisconsin.She has since studied tundra plants and ecology inNew England and themountains of Colorado,Wyoming, Alberta, BritishColumbia, Alaska, theYukon and — last year —Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador. She lives with herhusband and two daught-ers and is working in theéducation department of the Morton Arboretum, in thewestern suburbs of Chicago.8in f he Andesa plan for you. You can go with the truck tomorrow at7 a.m. Everything has been arranged.""That's super! But I can't possibly get hère at 7 in themorning. I live in Monterrey, five kilometers away. Thecolectivos don't run so early in the morning and I couldnever find this place in the dark.""Don't be sad, my Patricia Armstrong, I will corne foryou at 6:30. Now I take you home, okay?""Okay, but I don't even know your name.""It's Luis, but you must call me Lucho.""Gracias, Lucho."He let me off right at the door. "Tomorrow morning at6:30, right hère," he reminded me.Pursuit of the PuyaAt 6:30 the next morning, without breakfast, I sat bythe door and waited for Lucho. I had packed a smalllunch. It was just getting to be daylight."Buenos dias, Patricia.""Buenos dias, Lucho, you're very prompt."He smiled. "Are you ready for the Puya?""Si, you see I hâve on my hiking shoes, and I hâvebrought my caméra and notebook.""You look like a little boy in those knee pants and bigshoes. I hâve talked to the driver and he has agreed towait for you while you photograph. You must tell himthis — " and he gave me correct Spanish sentences for "Ineed half an hour to study the Puya" and "I'm ready toreturn now." We spoke completely in Spanish to eachother, with a few English words thrown in when he knewone, or when I didn't know the Spanish. There weremany gaps in our conversation where communicationwas lost. We'd laugh and try a différent word. I wasamazed how fast the long unused vocabulary seemed tocorne back to me."You are kind to do ail this for me.""It is nothing. You are very nice. Now I must hearabout your trip today. Will you meet with me tonight at Nevada Cayesh, this 18,593-foot peak in Peru, may be theworld's most beautiful mountain.7 o'clock? I would like that very much.""Then of course I will.""Fil pick you up at Monterrey at 7. Now hâve a good trip.I wish you many Puya with many flowers.""Muchas gracias. Hasta la noche."The driver was an older man, with many wrinkles. Hebrought his son and daughter along too, and the four of uscrowded into the cab of the truck. The trip to the minetook two and one half hours. I was glad I hadn't tried towalk it.I got off beside the Puya while the driver went on.There were about eight plants above the mine but many,many more a few kilometers on down the road. Therewere no blossoms, as I had expected, since it wasmidwinter, but still they were grand. They stood seven toten feet tall — bristling bunches of sawfish leaves. Thedriver returned for me and we shared our lunches.On the way back to town he stopped the truck and theygot out to pick the waist-high flowers of "ichu" (Stipaichu, the most common puna grass). Not wanting to beleft out, I too got out and began picking the grass."Why are we picking grass?" I asked the girl."To make a broom."We finally got back to Huarâz about 4:30. It took mequite some time to get a colectivo back to Monterrey,since they ran mostly between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. to suitthe marketing times of the natives. When I did get back, Ihad to take a bath and wash my hair before gettingdressed.I wore my one and only skirt — a dark purple one — withknee socks and a striped knit top. I wasn't the mostglamorous woman in town, but at least I was clean andlooked like a woman instead of a little boy.Just before 7 the wind began to blow and it began torain — a very rare occurrence for August in the dryseason. The lights went out at the hôtel and we went oncandie power until someone started the generator. Soonafter 7 a little car pulled up to the door. It was hard to seein the dark. "Lucho?""Si, get in."Ail the lights were off in town too. I expected that hewould take me to dinner, since I had had very little to eatail day. (The hôtel didn't serve dinner until 8 o'clock.)Instead we turned into a yard. "This is my home. Thecompany pays for it and I stay hère when I'm in Huarâz.""Then where do you really live?""In Lima. There I am the number two man with ail themines. I must be hère now to talk to the labor organiza-tion. We hâve big problems. Today I didn't eat my lunchuntil 5 o'clock."The house was beautiful. It was a light colored brickwith dark shutters on ail the door s and Windows. Therewas a brick wall around the yard with a zigzag design likerickrack. Flowers grew against the walls."Do you live alone?""Yes, my wife likes to stay in Lima and my boy has togo to school. Myself, I like it hère. I can look out mywindow to the mountains, and I hâve much time to readand just relax. In Lima there is always too much to do."He unlocked the door and stumbled around in the darkto find a candie. "Corne in, corne in." The candlelightglinted on a huge golden wall décoration across from thedoor; then we entered the spacious living room. "I hâve aboy who stays hère to keep the house and grounds inshape. There are three bedrooms.""Why it's grand."He set the candie on the table by the couch and lit twomore. "Would you like a drink?""Nothing alcoholic; I don't care for it.""Me neither — only good wine at dinner. How about aCoca-Cola?""That would be just fine."He went into the kitchen and returned with a bottleand a glass. "Do you like music?""Yes, very much. But there's no electricity." "I hâve a battery powered record player." He pro-duced it and put on a German record. He had music fromail over the world. "My sister and I hâve a record shop inLima." He sat on the couch beside me. "Now tell me howyour trip to the Puya went today."I jumped up and gestured as I recounted my trip andthanked him for arranging it."Did you see any flowers?""No, it's not the right season.""Too bad. Now you must corne back to Peru again tosee the Puya flowers, yes?""Yes, that would be nice."We talked on for hours — almost exclusively in Spanish. On my lap lay the dictionary. I used it often. Wediscussed our families, the weather, politics. About11 o'clock he asked, "Would you like another drink?""No, but maybe you hâve a little something to eat. Fvehad only two pièces of bread, a banana, and a candy barail day." I thought he could hear my stomach growling bynow."Oh, my goodness, yes. How terrible of me not tothink. Please forgive me." He was almost on his kneesbefore me. His face was twisted in pain. "I didn't think ofthat. You were at the mine ail day. What would you like?A steak? Some fried potatoes? Soup? I'il send my boyout right away."Before long his invisible boy returned with a multi-stacked set of porcelain pans. We went to the kitchen toeat. He took dishes out of the cupboard and served methe complète five course meal."Nothing for you?"He shook his head. "I ate my lunch very late today; I'mnot hungry now. Besides I couldn't eat and look at you atthe same time."I blushed and dropped the chicken wing into the soupwith a big splash. He watched me as I ate. It made mevery nervous."I think that you are a woman of strong character —one who knows just what she wants and goes straight toget it.""You are very perceptive. Thank you for the dinner.""It's nothing. It's a pleasure to hâve you in my house.""You're very kind.""Not at ail. You're very pretty."He was leaning closer across the table. The lights cameon. I pushed away and picked up the dishes. I went torinse them in the sink. He came and stood behind me."Leave them for my boy.""But it's easier if they hâve some water to soak." Hetook my hand and we went back into the living room."Your Spanish is pretty good. With more practice itcould be perfect.""That's nice to hear. I don't use the verbs correctly,but I can communicate.""Your Spanish is much better than my English. I wish I10knew it better. In my work ail the important informationon mining and machinery is written in English. I shouldlike to go to the United States some day to learn muchmore.""Yes, that would be good.""If I came to near Chicago, would you be there?""Yes, of course, and you could stay at my house and Iwould help you find your way in my country.""You are very kind.""No, just like you. I like to help a friend. But it'sgetting pretty late.""You want to go? Too bad. I'd like you to stay.""But some sleep is necessary before tomorrow.""You could sleep hère. I hâve three bedrooms. Itwould not cost you any thing to stay hère. My boy wouldsee that you hâve ail the things you need.""Thanks, but I must go back to Monterrey and plananother trip for plants.""What do you do tomorrow?""I don't know yet. I must go into the quebradas.""Then I will corne to Monterrey at 7. If you corne, Iwill be very happy. And if you don't corne, I will be sad."I nodded and stood up. He took my hands. "You'vemade me very happy tonight to corne with me.""It was my pleasure."He smiled and we went" out to the car and drove toMonterrey. By the entrance we sat in the car awhile."Thank you, Lucho, for so much! For the trip to themine, the talk, the dinner tonight, and everything.""It was nothing.""It wasn't nothing to me. You're very kind to astranger from a foreign country.""And you are more than wonderful!" He leanedtoward me in the dark, and before I knew what happened,he had kissed me fondly on the cheek. I was a littlestunned. In the United States I might hâve slapped him orsaid something rude, but hère I didn't know exactly howto take it. Then I thought of ail the mothers and children,uncles and nièces, fathers and daughters, and cousins Ihad seen greet one another so at the hôtel. Close friendsand family always greeted each other with kisses on thecheek."Good night, my friend, and pleasant dreams," I saidand got out of the car.His hand caught mine on the car door handle. "Thankyou again," he said."Thank you, Lucho." I hurried into the hôtel.Mountains, friends, and a retreatI ne ver saw Lucho again, for when he called for methat next night I was making my bed beneath the wildstars some fifty miles away. I had joined fourteen moun-taineers for a truck ride to Caras and the beginning of atwo-day hike into the Cordillera Blanca. The group was *î 2 ~C> ir.< x,V *\ ~*~-V 0 ~\-«?**¦ \ \\ .... .~~s V1 ( v>\: -A young Puya raimondii; in a century it may grow tomaturity. An additional five to six years is required toproduce the tall flowering top. The plant grows at anélévation of about 14,000 feet.made up of one married couple, twelve men, and me. Weplanned to camp and climb in the Quebrada Santa Cruzfor three weeks and hopefully reach the summit ofAlpamayo, Artesonraju, or Quitoraju.As I went about the task of spreading my foam pad andsleeping bag and then opening my Inca-Cola and can oftuna fish for supper, I looked up to see eleven childrengathered around me in the darkness — I suppose because Iwas the only woman alone."Hola amigos y amigas. Como estan?"They giggled, but soon overcame their shyness andtalked freely to me. "Who are you?""My name is Patricia. I came to climb your mountainsand to learn about your plants.""What are you doing?""I'm making my bed and having my supper. Would youlike some of this tuna?""Gracias." They eagerly passed it around and evenlicked out the can. I was glad to see it go, since it tastedterribly oily to me. We chatted back and forth. Then theyasked, "Would you like us to sing for you?"Il"I'd love it." And it was grand. The other mountaineersnoticed what was going on by now and joined in the fun.The kids sang to us. Then we sang to them. The songssoon gave way to dancing, acrobaties, and mock fightsthat kept us awake half the night. But it was worth it.The next morning I awoke to find a pile of fruits lyingby my side like a secret offering in the night. The childrencame again although they seemed much shyer in thedaylight. "Thank you for the fruit. Can I eat it?"They nodded."Tell me about it. What's it called?"The oldest girl, Carmella, who appeared to be aboutthirteen but had a baby of her own, stepped forward. It'sa chirimoya. It's very sweet. It grows on this tree, andhère 's the huayaba next to it. It's not very good."We talked on. I held her baby while she wrote the plantnames in my book for me. At last the burros were loadedand we were ready to begin our hike. I waved goodbye tothe children and started up the dusty road.The sun was extremely hot and the climb was steep.Although my pack was light, I didn't feel very strong so Ifell behind. A young man quickly caught up to me, and ashe passed we exchanged a few words."Buenos dias. ""Buenos dias. Where are you going?" he asked inSpanish."Into the Quebrada Santa Cruz to climb and study theplants.""Are you a botanist then?""Si, do you know the names of the plants?"He smiled."Then could you tell me what this one 's called?""Rétama.""And this one?""Molle."And so it went. We walked together, and he wrote thenames of the plants for me in the book. Every man,woman, and child I met seemed to know the plants andwhat they were good for. When they learned that I wasinterested in plants they were ail eager to help me.At last we reached the town of Santa Cruz at 1 1 ,000feet and Manuel left me at his house. "You are going topay me for writing down the names for you?""No.""You hâve lots of money in United States. I think youshould pay me.""I had to work hard for three years to save enoughmoney to corne to Peru. I need every bit of it myself. Ifyou were to corne to my country, I would name ail ourplants for you for free, and I would even ask you to myhouse for dinner, too."He looked surprised, but his dinner was smelling prettygood, so I just had to add that. He ducked into his houseand I went on my way."Senorita." Wheat growing in the Cordillera Negra in Peru — at altitudes in the 13,000-foot range.I turned. He ran up and placed a fresh baked bread inmy hand and smiled."Muchas gracias, Manuel. You are a real friend. I willnot forget you."After lunch in Santa Cruz, I felt much worse. That sunhad been beating down unmercifully ail day. The otherswere complaining of my slow pace, so Victorino, ourhead porter, took my pack, and I trudged off after him tokeep my water supply in sight."How corne you are going into the mountains?" heasked."My husband came down hère to climb three yearsago. His name is Chuck. Do you remember him? He has abeard."Victorino nodded."Well, he loved your country and your mountains, sohe insisted that I had to corne this year. It costs too muchfor us both to corne, so he is home with our daughterswhile I am hère to climb and study the flowers.""The flowers?""Si. I'm a botanist. I want to know what plants grow inthe mountains." So, as we walked, Victorino namedsome plants for me, and we became friends.The next day we made our base camp at 13,000 feetand then our high camp at 15,000 feet. I worked as hardas anybody packing supplies and setting up advancecamps. I broke my own personal altitude records wher-ever I went. I got up as high as 17,700 feet on the glaciersand collected flowers ail over the Quebrada Santa Cruz.But I kept feeling worse.On my last day in camp it took me two hours to walkdown to base camp, with every step a painful bouncingréverbération in my abdomen. My fever was nearly103° F., and the leader of the group decided that I hadbetter go back to Huarâz before I got any worse.One group had climbed Artesonraju and brought megentians (Gentiana sedifolia) f rom 18,000 feet. We were12half way through our time, and every one was. in basecamp for a huge fresh fish and potato fry that lasted wellafter midnight.The next day I tearfully struck my tent and packed mygear for the departure. Everyone came to wish mef are well, and each porter brought me a flower. Theyhanded me their gifts of the strange and rubbery-leavedTillandsias that festooned the sunny, north-facing bould-ers of our canyon. Then I was helped into the saddle andled unmountaineeringly out of the quebrada by Victorino, who was wearing my pack. Through misty eyes Icould see the reddish-tipped leaves and brilliant crimsonand ochre bracks of the Tillandsias bouncing as hewalked. Some parts of the trail were so bàd I was forcedto walk, and it was hard to tell whether it was morepainful to walk or ride.The news of my undignified exit preceded us to Caras,and when we got there after dark, Carmella was waitingwith an armload of flowers and some more chirimoyas. Icouldn't keep from crying. They were ail so nice. I hadcollected almost as many spécimens as gifts in one day asI had in the mountains in two weeks.As I was bouncing over the road to Huarâz in the backof a truck with empty oil drums, ears of corn, sheep, pigs,shovels, and about six other people, I thought to myself — I hâve managed to grit my teeth through thirteenhours of stumbling horse and jarring truck rides; I reallymust not hâve appendicitis after ail. I gripped my bouquet of Tillandsias and other flowers and smiled up at thestreaking stars. I was down, but I wasn't beaten yet.Bolivia; mountaineering by taxiAfter a night in the Huaraz hospital, I donned my packand hiked the seven kilometers back to Monterrey and ahot minerai bath. I still felt weak, but the fever was down,and I had some antibiotics. I went about preparing for thenext leg of my journey — the southern puna.I flew to Lima and spent a few days working in theherbarium of the Muséum of Natural History and thenwas off to La Paz. My plane landed at 1:30 in themorning. It was 36°F. and I was dressed in shorts. Ihurried into the airport building and wondered where LaPaz was. I had seen no sign of lights from the air."How far to the city?" I asked the information man."Fifteen kilometers.""How far to the mountains?""They are ail around. Wait until morning and you willsee.""Is it possible to sleep in the airport?""Yes, anywhere, but it is very cold."Cold! Thèse people didn't know what cold was. I founda little side room and unrolled my sleeping bag and pad inthe corner. There were no other planes, and I spent apleasant, though much too warm, night. The man sweep- ing the floor early the next morning chuckled curiouslywhen he found me.After a small breakf ast of some pastries brought fromLima and tea at the snack bar, I started out hiking towardthe mountains. I could see the big snow mass of Illimani,but I knew that it was too far. I picked a smaller peak thathad some snow on it and walked through the sleepystreets of a little town.Suddenly I came to the brink of a huge bowl-shapedvalley, and there, filling it to the brim and spilling over ontop of the altiplano, was La Paz. The effect was similar todiscovering the Grand Canyon. I skirted the bowl to theleft, keeping on the altiplano. I was at 13,000 feet anddidn't want to lose any altitude. Buses switched their wayback and f orth along the one road leading down into thecity.I had walked for over two hours and was well ontbeyond the last town when I stopped to rest in a pièce ofshade and hâve a bite to eat. A taxi came by. Two youngmen were riding in front. They slowed to pass and as theywent by the driver made a thumb up sign. I raised mythumb and did the same. The taxi stopped and backed up."Taxi?" he said. "Where are you going?""No, no taxi. I go on foot up the mountain." I smiled atthe gringo face of the passenger. "Hi, where are yougoing?" I asked him in English."I don't speak English," he replied in French. Ishrugged. What a funny thing! We could hâve been theonly two gringos on the altiplano, and we couldn't eventalk to each other."I don't speak French," I said to him in English. "Doyou speak French?" I asked the driver in Spanish."No," he said, "but corne with us. We are going to themountain, too." He looked to be on the young side ofthirty and darkly handsome. He had longish hair thatcurled behind his ears, and sideburns fringed his cheeks.He wore a tight-fitting rose-pink shirt that accentuatedhis shoulders. He had dimples when he smiled."I hâve no money for a taxi. Fil walk.""No. No." He got out of the car. "The Frenchman haspaid. You can corne too." He helped me load my packinto the back seat and I got in. "You hâve no money?Where did you sleep last night?""At the airport, on the floor.""On the floor?" He laughed. "Impossible! I don'tbelieve it. You are ail alone?""Yes, my husband and daughters are back in theUnited States.""That is not good. Up hère we hâve a saying: 'Whenone sleeps alone it is no good; a woman must hâve a manto keep up the body heat!'""That isn't necessary for me. I hâve a sleeping bag thatis very warm.""It's not the same. Besides it's dangerous for a womanto travel alone."13"I am very careful. God watches over me."Just then a policeman of some kind came out of the tallgrass beside the road and stopped us. He and the drivercarried on a brief conversation. "There, you see!" heturned to me. "Last night there was a taxi stolen nearhère. He asked me if I had seen any thing as I drove outfrom La Paz this morning. You must be very careful."I laughed. "No, you are the one who must be verycareful. I don't hâve a taxi."We laughed together. The Frenchman smiled a little,but he didn't know what was going on. I tried to talk tohim about climbing mountains, but I got nowhere. I thinkhe was mad at me for joining his taxi.The road began to zigzag upwards. It was rough androcky and quite narrow — hardly more than two goattracks in the rocks. The Frenchman began to look pale.The driver talked less and concentrated on his driving. Atlast we found parking beside a ski chalet. It was deserted."You don't know how lucky you are to find a car totake you up hère this time of the year."We communicated to the Frenchman in sign languagethat we were going to walk to the top of the mountain. Hewasn't interested at ail. "I think the altitude has gotten tohim," I said. It was over 17,000 feet, and the wind wasvery strong and cold.I pulled a scarf from my pack and also my collectingbags and notebook. "What 's this? You really corneprepared for everything," he observed."Of course, for everything."We walked. He was always on ahead and waiting forme to catch up. I had just corne from several days inLima and the hospital in Huarâz so I was taking it prettyeasy. "Corne on." He took my hand."No," I pulled away. "I must go slowly and not makemy heart beat so fast. I'm not used to this altitude likeyou.""Your heart is not used to a handsome man like me.You should listen to your heart.""You are a little handsome, but my husband is more so.What is your name?""Juan, and yours?""Patricia.""Patricia, that's very pretty." We puffed onward, goingmore slowly now. It took a lot of breath to talk againstthe wind at 17,000 feet. At last we reached the summit,and he put his arm around my shoulder. With the otherarm he gestured to the horizon. "There is Illimani andthere Huayna, that means 'wind' in Quechua. You see LaPaz? The whole city lies at your feet. I give to you theworld; you give to me a kiss, okay?""No, kissing someone up so high is very dangerous.""How so?""The air 's too thin. You might faint.""Then sit down and we won't be up so high," helaughed. "I think that you would be more likely to faintthan I." I nodded and pulled away. He could not catch me onthe descent. My better shoes gave me the advantage onthe slippery rocks. He had to pick each step morecarefully.The Frenchman was sitting in the sun out of the wind. Itried to tell him how beautif ul the view had been and howcold the wind was. Juan joined us for a minute to warmup, and then we got into the taxi."Where do you go from hère?" Juan asked. "Fil takeyou to La Paz.""No, not now. I'd rather go to the ruinas of Tia-huanaco. Maybe you can tell me how to get there. Can Iwalk?"He whistled long. "It's much too far — forty kilometers — but I can take you there after I take the Frenchmanback to La Paz.""No, that isn't necessary. Just tell me which bus totake. I will get along just fine."He looked a little downcast. "Fil leave you by the roadto Tiahuanaco. Look for the bus to Rio Seco. It will getyou there. Maybe you will corne to the city tonight and Iwill see you?""No, I don't think so. Fil probably stay up hère. It'smuch cheaper than a hôtel.""But it's too cold up hère.""I will manage. Thank you very much. Good-bye.""No, not 'good-bye,' 'until later.'"I smiled and nodded, and the taxi drove slowly downthe road toward La Paz. The bus to Rio Seco came in alittle while, and I got to the ruins ail right. I spent severalhours there eating, resting, exploring, botanizing, andtalking to the people. While I was sitting by the side ofthe road waiting for a return ride, a man came by ridingon a bicycle."Buenas tardes, Sehor. ""Buenas tardes, Sehorita. Are you English?""I'm from the United States.""Then you know English.""Yes." He got off his bike and took some books andpapers from the basket and joined me on the side of theroad."Can you help me with this problem? I'm trying tolearn how to speak English, and I don't understand thislesson."I looked it over. It consisted of groups of sentences tobe memorized ail involving the idiom "going to.""Why are you learning English?""I would like to speak to the tourists about thèse ruinsand sell them carvings made by the local artists.""Why that's wonderful. Tell me about the ruins,please. And do you know if this is llareta, the famousplant that's burned as fuel?"And so we talked. He told me about the ruins and thenearby town and his family, and I taught him his Englishlesson in Spanish until the bus came.14Ecuador: a brusque welcomeWhen I arrived in Quito, the only thing I knew was thename of the most important botanist in ail of Ecuador.Luckily he was in the phone book, and there was a cheaphôtel located near his place. I took a taxi to the HôtelMetropolitan and settled in.I decided to see if I could find Dr. Arnao, and beforelong I was climbing the stairs to his third floor office. Thedoor was locked, and no one answered my knock, so Itried the door across the hall which also had his name onit. I think it was his apartment.A man came to the door. "When will Dr. Arnao return?It's very important that I see him, " I said in my bestSpanish."The doctor cannot be bothered now. Corne back at3." He nearly pushed me down the stairs and then lockedthe stairway door so no other intruders could get in.When I returned at 3 , 1 was surprised to see the sameman. "Are you Dr. Arnao?" He was in his fifties at leastand shorter than me. He had a squarish face and a smallmustache. His hair was very, very dark."Yes, and I apologfze for this afternoon, but I was at avery important meeting and couldn't be disturbed.""I understand. It was rude of me to just corne right up,but I need your help.""You're American, aren't you?" He switched to English. "What is your business, and how can I help?""I'm a botanist and I've collected plants in Bolivia andPeru in the puna. Now I want to collect some plants hèrein the pâramo of Ecuador, but I don't know where to goor how to get there.""You're a botanist? You're much too young andpretty.""I've corne to you because you're the most importantauthority on Ecuadorian plants. Can you help me arrangefield trips while I'm hère in Quito? Fil be hère a week."He questioned me about my background and my work.Then he told me much about his work and the time thathe had visited Chicago many years ago. I had seen hisname on many spécimens at the Field Muséum of Natu-ral History, where I studied for my trip."You must not tie yourself down to a family andchildren," he advised. "Dévote your total life to science.While you are hère you must not tell anyone about yourhusband and children. Spanish men do not like theirwives to hâve jobs and run around alone. When you getback home, you should leave your family, if you can, soyou will be able to study and publish and make a greatname for yourself in science.""But it's not necessary that I leave my family to dothat. I hâve already studied the tundras in much of theUnited States, Canada and Alaska. Now I am down hère.My family does not tie me down."We talked about my plans for hours. It was nearly 7o'clock when we finished, and he said "I hâve worked very hard ail morning and early afternoon today. I thinkFil take a small vacation. Let's go out for dinner and thenmaybe to the movies. But please, Miss Patricia, put onlong pants. When I see you in short pants, I think you arebad woman. Now I know how good you are, but pleaseput on long pants for dinner. Fil pick you up at your hôtelin fifteen minutes.""Fil be ready." And I was. It didn't take too long to slipmy wool knickers on over my shorts and comb my hair.We went to a Chinese restaurant nearby that featuredreal Ecuadorian dishes with Chinese sounding names.The food was good, and he bought plenty. We had extrasoup and ice cream and cake and pop and talked on intothe night. He told me about the Galapagos and hisresearch in the jungle. "I work ail of the time — in thefield — at home — at night.""But it's so exciting to work on ail those projects, to doail those things. You hâve done so much to further thescience of botany in South America.""I only wish my wife felt the way you do. For manyyears now we hâve been separated. She didn't understand my work — that I must do it. She always wanted meto go places with her instead of tending to my work.""That's too bad.""And my secretary and the students who work for meare sadly lacking in scientific skills. They are constantlytyping my manuscripts with the scientific names ailwrong."Suddenly he asked, "Do you feel like a movie? I thinkwe should go to a movie.""I'm really rather tired, and tomorrow I must be upearly to climb Pichincha.""I rarely go to movies. We'll just walk by and see. If itis a good show, we'll go. If not, Fil take you home,okay?""Okay."When we got to the show, the sign said people undereighteen not admitted. "It doesn't look too good, doesit?" I suggested."It looks okay. Let's go." The owner was a friend ofMiguelito's. We nodded as we passed inside for free.The first film was in Spanish and lacked a plot. Therewere a lot of men ripping the clothes off women anddragging them into the next room. The second film was inRussian with Spanish subtitles. It was much better. Atleast it had a plot, and I could read the Spanish betterthan I could listen to it. We finally walked back to myhôtel after midnight."Thank you for the dinner and the show and ail yourhelp in planning my field trips.""Thank you for going with me. You are nice company.Tomorrow I will call you at 4 to see how you hâve doneon Pichincha.""It's nice of you to do ail this when you're so busy.""It's nothing. You hâve made my job more fun today.I was on vacation tonight. Good luck tomorrow. Be sure15to wear your long pants, and if the clouds corne in, hurrydown off the mountain."'Work, work, and publish, too'I didn't see Miguelito again until just before the week-end. I had climbed Pichincha and visited the ForestService tree farm and climbed part way up Cotopaxi. Ihad collected many plants and spent Friday exploring theshops in town and pressing my spécimens. Early thatafternoon he called."Miss Patricia Armstrong? I've been so busy, busy,busy lately with thèse meetings that I still can't be withyou tonight. And what is worse, tomorrow I can't go withyou to Urbina. I'm so sorry, because it was to be for memuch fun to go with you in the field at Urbina.""Don't be sad. My plane flight has been changed toearly Sunday morning so I can't go to Urbina. Insteadmaybe I could go north tomorrow. Would it be possibleto go part way up Cayambe?""Yes, I think so. Corne right over now. You must cornequick. I hâve a meeting at 4, but I must give you the bookI promised and make your plans for Cayambe with you.""FU be right there."He met me at the door. "Corne in. How nice to see you,but I am sorry I cannot go with you to Urbina. I can'teven eat with you tonight.""I understand. You mustn't give up your importantmeetings just for me. I am getting on just fine with yourhelp. I hâve fifty plants from Pichincha and forty-sevenfrom other sites.""Did you get ail the grasses?""I don't think so. I'm sorry, but they are hard for me.There weren't many with flowers, and without flowers Ican't tell them apart.""But the grasses are very important.""I know. Next time Fil do much better.""I think that when you corne again to Ecuador youwon't go back. You will stay for life.""No, I don't think so. Ecuador is very nice, but I likethe seasons to change and the days to get long and short.""No, you don't understand! I mean the next time youcorne to Ecuador I will not let you go. I will put you injail.""But I wouldn't be happy in jail. I need to be free onthe mountains — in the pdramo to see my plants.""Ah, yes! When you corne back Fil take you on a fieldtrip that will last the rest of your life. You don't knowhow lonesome it can be to be a man alone. I hâve mywork and that is ail. There 's no one close to understandor share. You understand. Someday you will be a greatscientist too. But you must work, work, work, and publish too. Promise me that when you get back to theUnited States you will work on this paper right away.""Fil probably not hâve time until winter.""Promise you will write the paper or Fil not let you go now." He put his warm hands on my knees. "A goodwoman like you shouldn't wear short pants. It talks tomen.""I'm sorry, but you said to corne right over, so I did. Ididn't take time to change.""Aren't you cold?""No, I'm used to wearing shorts.""On the pâramoT'"Sometimes.""We hâve a saying hère — how can I tell you? Onealone to sleep is cold, but a man and a woman togetherkeep up the body heat. I cannot translate it exactly foryou.""I've heard that before, but I do not believe it."Gentiana sedifolia (the little flower, blue or white, is about1 cm. in diameter) grows as high as 18,000 feet in theCordillera Blanca."I believe it, and when you corne again to Ecuador, itshall be for life, and we shall be together. But now I hâvethe book for you. And Dr. Williams is on his way. Wemust go to a conférence tomorrow. That is why I cannotgo with you. I will be at the conférence, but my heart willbe with you.""No, I think your heart will be much better if it is inyour work.""You are right. You understand. Good-bye now. Re-member your science — to work and publish.""I will and thanks for everything.""Don't thank me. Just corne back to me." He shook myhand in a businesslike manner, but I felt something morethan business in his grip. After a few silent moments, helet my hand slip from his. I turned and quickly descendedthe stairs to the street below.The plane ride home took many hours. 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VICTOR ZURCHERMR MICHAFL PAUL ZURICKMR WILLIAM T ZUSAGMR FREDERICK ZVERINMR GEORGE J ZVIRBL ISMR W JOHN ZYGMUNT'We're hère to stay!Though still distinguishablefrom the ûelds of Elysium,the University's neighborhoodhas corne a long wayin two décades,as this retrospect bya vétéran Hyde Parkerindicates.Ursula Batchelder StoneTwenty-one years ago, Lawrence Kimpton, chancellor ofthe University of Chicago, assured an overflow crowd ofscared and indignant Hyde Parkers at a mass meeting inMandel Hall: "We're hère to stay and we are going tomaintain an intégrated, middle class community of highstandards."At the time, Hyde Park had one of the highest crimerates in the city and older résidents were following thefamiliar pattern of running away. Parts of the communitywere rapidly becoming slums as landlords convertedwhat had been commodious one-family apartments intoMrs. Stone (PhD'29) taught for many years at GeorgeWilliams Collège (she retired in 1965); served as présidentof the Hyde Park League of Women Voters and of theCook County League; she received an alumni citation ini960. She was one of the key participants in the establishment of the South East Chicago Commission. She is thewidow of Raleigh W. Stone, a longtime member of theSchool of Business faculty. smaller units, each housing a family. Hyde Park wassubject to the population pressure of the expandingover-crowded segregated housing areas to its north andwest.Luckily for the University and for those who wantedto stay in Hyde Park because of the proximity of theUniversity, the convenience of the location, the présenceof interesting neighbors and the small-tôwn atmosphèreof Hyde Park, something constructive was done to correct the situation. I was privileged to be a part of the"something."Several community organizations had been wrestlingwith community problems over the years but so far hadnot been successful in stemming the détérioration. Butone of thèse, the Hyde Park Community Council, whosemembership was made up of représentatives from thevarious institutions and churches in the community aswell as businessmen's associations, the PTAs, the IVI,etc., took the initiative in deciding that the time had cornefor décisive action and called a mass meeting in MandelHall.The Council had been formed in 1945 and its purpose,17as stated at its organizational meeting, was "to seek andsecure an adéquate picture of the needs of the community, to hâve them met by the various institutions, or-ganizations and associations now existing, and to encourage new work that shall meet thèse needs."By 1952 most of the neighborhood organizations andinstitutions, such as the University of Chicago, GeorgeWilliams Collège, the Chicago Ostéopathie Hospital, thePTAs, churches, synagogues, and local chapters ofKiwanis, the League of Women Voters, the Red Cross,the YMCA, the Hyde Park-Kenwood Community Conférence and the Independent Voters of Illinois, weremembers of the Council.The continuing effortBy 1952 the Council had striven for and won its battlesfor a number of things which are now taken forgranted — tot-lots; movies appropriate for children atlocal theaters; mobile x-ray units; a year 'round cleanupcampaign carried out with the help of school children; theinstitution of women traffic guards at school crossings.But crucial problems still confronted Hyde Park. One,which increasingly demanded the attention of the community, was crime and law enforcement.In February, 1952, the Council adopted Alderman Robert Merriam's suggestion that a community mass meetingbe held to "arouse the community." It was to be ameeting concentrating on crime at which ward and policeofficiais could be questioned and those attending could betold just what action the community could take to im-prove conditions. The response of the community wasvery évident at the meeting, held at Mandel Hall March27, 1952, when the hall was filled to capacity.At this mass meeting various officiais, including thecurrent police captain, were asked to account and actionwas demanded. The meeting ended with the unanimousélection of Ave citizens to serve as an advisory committee to make recommendations for action. The membersof the committee were: Chancellor Lawrence Kimptonof the University of Chicago; Rabbi Louis Mann fromSinai Temple; Fred Sprowles, executive director of theHyde Park YMCA; Hubert Will, a local attorney and anactive member of the Independent Voters of Illinois , and I .This Committee of Five, as it was later called, metalmost daily for the next two months, interviewing experts in fields of concern and working to identify themost important areas where action was needed.From the really furious — and frightened — indignation expressed at the first mass meeting, the committee con-cluded that it had been given a mandate to improve thesafety of the neighborhood in any way possible. Notingthe unsatisfactory performance of Hyde Park's policecaptain, especially as it was exposed during the question-ing at the Mandel Hall meeting, the committee proceededto seek his replacement. With the prestige that Chancellor Kimpton's chairmanship gave the committee, it suc-ceeded in persuading the city police department to sendone of its trouble shooters, Captain Albert Anderson, tohead up the Hyde Park district. To Captain Andersongoes a great deal of the crédit for the results achieved inreducing crime in the area through better law enforcement.Other unsatisfactory conditions included inadéquatestreet lighting (a condition closely related to police protection, as shown by data on crime réduction in othercities); inadéquate municipal services; inadéquate en-forcement of health and safety ordinances; and corruptas well as inadéquate enforcement of the building code.To correct thèse conditions as soon as possible and toassure the community that it really meant business, thecommittee decided to propose a new organization. In itsdélibérations the committee gave a great deal of thoughtto the question of whether any of the many existingorganizations in Hyde Park were in a position to carryout the program needed. Nothing would be gained, theyfelt, if a new organization should merely duplicate theactivities of established organizations.A new approachThe conclusion reached was that none of Hyde Park'sorganizations at that time represented a broad enoughcross section of the community to draw wholeheartedsupport from ail the interests involved. The South EastChicago Commission (the name being proposed) shouldrepresent ail community interests— business and re-ligious; libéral, conservative, and ail shades between andbeyond; civic and social; black, white, and oriental. Itsboard should be composed of individuals, not as représentatives of organizations (as the Hyde Park Community Council was), but as individuals — people whoseconnections were well known in the community and whocould speak as Hyde Park résidents.The committee proposed to sélect a board of sixtypersons, to be elected at a second mass meeting, plusfif teen additional members to be proposed and elected bythe board itself at its first meeting. Selecting the first sixty18was no easy task. They should be leaders of recognizedability and should represent a real cross section of theHyde Park community.The second mass meeting, which even more peopleattended, was held at Mandel Hall on May 19. At thistime Chancellor Kimpton outlined the program which thecommittee recommended. Reporting as chairman of theCommittee of Five, he noted considérable improvementin police protection and tougher prosecution of criminals."In gangland terminology," he said, "the heat is on.This much has definitely been accomplished by our lastmass meeting and subséquent activities." He followedwith an observation as relevant today as it was twentyyears ago: "Now let's not be fooled by this. There isnothing so illusory and ephemeral as a reform move-ment — unless the reformers go right on reforming. Theonly way to keep the heat on is to keep the furnacestoked. And this is a job to which every man and womanin our community must be dedicated."The agenda ofieredChancellor Kimpton's report was greeted with ap-proval and enthusiasm. Establishment of the South EastChicago Commission was wholeheartedly endorsed, andthe slate of sixty names for its first board was elected.Chancellor Kimpton, declaring that the committee didnot wish to restrict the board of directors of the neworganization, asked the approval of those at the massmeeting for only the two most urgent items: (1) crime andpolice protection, and (2) action on illégal conversions ofold houses and apartments. Yet in its report, the committee did list eleven possible projects related to thèse andother Hyde Park problems.Thèse included improvement of street lighting; organization of a corps of volunteers to observe opérationsat the Hyde Park and Woodlawn police stations; a surveyof taverns to cheek compliance with the law; a physicalsurvey of the area followed by maintenance of an inven-tory on a block-by-block, building-by-building basis; aprogram of conservation and rehabilitation of existingbuildings; a "lock your car" campaign; volunteer cros-sing guards; organization of block groups; volunteerobservers to monitor court hearings on illégal conversions; a program for the control and supervision ofneighborhood youth gangs; and coopération and coordination with other groups.So, on May 20, 1952, the day after the second massmeeting, the office of the South East Chicago Commis sion opened in the Hyde Park YMCA, as a listening postfor community résidents. Setting up of this office im-mediately provided a place where people could phone inor bring in reports of disturbing incidents and be sure thatsomeone would both listen to their complaints and takethem up with the appropriate authorities. I was asked todirect the office for the summer, or until a permanentexecutive secretary was named.Gradually, a temporary staff was recruited and giventhe responsibility of receiving complaints; watchingcrime statistics; keeping in touch with the police captain;watching the number of squad cars operating in the area,the number of police on duty (both of which had beenincreased for Hyde Park's protection); and receivingcomplaints about illégal housing conversions. As Chancellor Kimpton had said, it was the Commission's intention "to keep watch on what occurs when a propertychanges hands, and, if any move is made toward illégalconversion, [to] raise hell!"The summer at the SECC office was very tense. Captain Anderson, new chief of the Hyde Park police, hadwarned that "every criminal in Chicago" would corne to"look us over," and it often seemed as if this were true. Itwas most reassuring, however, to hâve the constantcoopération of Captain Anderson. He was in contact withthe office several times every day, sometimes even askingthe staff to assist him in a little détective work. Theadditional assistance of Tony Eidson, the Universitysecurity officer, was also most important.The office was a beehive. Every day many people cameor phoned to register complaints, report a spécifie crime,or submit information about illégal housing conversions.The Commission office confined its own activity to deal-19ing with crime and the police. When reports of suspectedillégal housing conversions were received, they wereturned over to the Hyde Park-Kenwood CommunityConférence, which had had more expérience and betterfacilities for handling them.Mrs. Julia Abrahamson, executive director of the Conférence, provided close coopération, which proved valu-able to both groups.Growing painsThe Commission office stayed open until 10 o'clock atnight, and practically every evening SECC committeesmet to discuss problems and to draw up "position pa-pers" suggesting policies to the SECC board.The Commission, as a new organization working at achallenging job, was most threatened by newspaper reporters out looking for a "good story." The Commissionhad become a top news item but it was important to keepdown "taies" which might be misinterpreted. Now andthen, some Hyde Parkers, overcome with the désire toplay "cops and robbers," reached the newspapers beforethe office could stop them, or over-eager reformer s on theCommission board itself got out of hand and "leaked"stories. Fortunately, it remained possible to function asan alert listening post, handling Hyde Parkers' complaints without undue or misdirected publicity.Looking back, it is clear that several factors émerge asdéfinitive in permitting this unusual experiment to suc-ceed.The first and most important undoubtedly was theactive participation of the University of Chicago. Wherepreviously ail coopération by the University had beenrefused, in 1952 Chancellor Kimpton took a leading rôlein helping to establish the South East Chicago Commission and okaying an initial grant by the University($15,000) to finance the setting up of the organization. Heassumed the chairmanship of the Commission and per-sonally attended ail meetings of the Committee of Five.Perhaps the only hope for success in this kind of community venture lies in the existence of a strong institutionwilling to commit itself and its resources, both humanand financial.Secondly, the serious incidence of crime in the areahad created a crisis situation. People realized that "some-thing had to be done." Hère, the nature of the communitywas a basic factor. Hyde Parkers possessed a sensé ofpride in their community and did not want to see itdeteriorate into a segregated ghetto. Many of them hadprofessed a belief in intégration over the years and were committed to uphold the principle if possible.Third, Hyde Park also had a great many communityorganizations which were concerned with the welfare ofthe community and had done much work which was veryuseful to the Commission in setting up and carrying outits program.Fourth was the skill with which the first board wasselected.Most important of ail, in September, Julian Levi, athird génération Hyde Parker, a graduate of the University of Chicago Law School, and a practicing lawyer,became the executive director of the Commission. In theyears since, his expertise and vision hâve been responsable for maintaining, improving upon, and planning newapproaches to community problems, including a large-scale urban renewal program — the first in the U.S. —which made the Hyde Park project the success that it hasbeen.With his astute mind and good judgment and his dévotion to the neighborhood, Mr. Levi realized that a "stay-ing action" was not enough. One of his first acts was toarrange for the appointment of a qualified criminologist,Don Blackiston, to work with the police on crime, a mostfortunate appointment. Not content with this, Mr. Levisecured a grant from the Wieboldt Foundation to surveythe area and see what should be done to restore it. Tocarry out this planning he secured Jack Meltzer, a compétent city planner, who has been responsible for theover-all rebuilding that has taken place. Mr. Levi, him-self , worked at ail levels, with local and fédéral officiais,with University personnel, with community leaders — infact, anywhere he felt it necessary.Gains, but 'unending vigilance9Former résidents or former students, returning toHyde Park after twenty years, are amazed. Hyde Parkhas not become a ghetto as predicted. Instead, newresidential construction, two new shopping centers, anew mail at the end of 55th Street and many new buildings give the area a whole new look.And Hyde Park has, in fact, fulfilled its promise tomaintain an "integrated middle class community of highstandards." In addition, its crime rate, from being one ofthe highest in Chicago, is now one of the lowest. But onlycomplète coopération at ail levels has made this imagina-tive program possible, and although Hyde Park hasdemonstrated that such a program is workable, it stilldemands unending coopération and vigilance on the partof the entire community.20Quadrangle V^(ewsOptic nerve cells enumeratedThe human optic nerve, which transmitsvisual signais from receptor cells in theeye to the brain, contains 1,200,000 in-dividual nerve fibers, a team of Universityand Argonne National Laboratory scien-tists hâve discovered. The fibers werecounted with a computerized image proc-essor that scanned about 500 microphoto-graphs of a cross section of the nerve.The new information is expected to facili-tate the study of blindness and eye dis-ease. The scientists are Dr. Albert M.Potts, prof essor and director of researchin the Department of Ophthalmology;Donald Hodges and C.B. Shelman, as-sociate computer engineers at Argonne;Dr. Cari J. Fritz, résident and trainee inophthalmology at the University; Dr. Norman S. Levy, former résident, now at theUniversity of Florida; and Yvonne Mang-nall, former laboratory technician, now atCambridge University.Kimball joins Navajo healthunitChase Patterson Kimball, associate pro-fessor in the Department of Psychiatryand Medicine and director of programs inintercultural medicine at Chicago and atYale, has been appointed to the board ofcommissioners of the Navajo HealthAuthority, established to plan, develop,and implement a school of medicine forIndians which will seek to integrate tradi-tional native practices with those of western medicine.Tuition to rise 2.7%The University will increase tuition $75 aquarter (2.7%), beginning in autumn, 1973.The increase applies to undergraduate andgraduate levels, as well as to ail profes-sional schools.The new annual tuition rates for a normal three-quarter académie year will be: Collège, $2,850; graduate divisions andprofessional schools, $3,000; GraduateSchool of Business, $3,150.Said Jean Allard, vice-président for business and finance: "Costs of éducationcontinue to rise and the University, likeother educational institutions, must look toail sources of income, including tuition, tosustain the financial demands made uponit."The University hopes to be able to continue to offset growing student coststhrough growing resources for student aid.Breast cancer study winsbackingA contract for $117,000 from the NationalCancer Institute for a study on the bio-Blackfriars time againWhat is in the box? Luke Larkin makes asurprising discovery in Blackfriars' 1973original musical comedy, "Struggling Up-ward," based on the Horatio Alger novel,Luke Larkin 's Luck. Directed by EnidRieser, the show will open in Mandel HallApril 27. chemical nature of hormone dependencyin breast cancer has been received by theUniversity. Principal investigator underthe grant is Eugène De Sombre, assistantprofessor in the Ben May Laboratory forCancer Research in the University 's Division of the Biological Sciences and Pritz-ker School of Medicine.De Sombre, a specialist in estrogen research, will study how the female sex hormone and other hormones interact withmammary cancer cells and affect the cells'activities. Normal tissue and cancers thatneed estrogen for growth and others thatcan grow without it will be contrasted.The research will seek différences thatcould explain why the hormone loses itsability to regulate growth as cancerprogresses.KudosPrésident Edward H. Levi has been nomi-nated as an ofïïcer in the Order of the Légion of Honor . . . One distinguishedalumnus, Dr. Walter L. Palmer (sb'18,sm'19, md'21 [Rush], phD'26), and one fac-ulty member, Dr. Daniel X. Freedman,Louis Block professor and chairman ofthe Department of Psychiatry, wereamong ten American médical educatorsand researchers given 1973 distinguishedachievement awards by Modem Medicine. . . Soia Mentschikoff, professor in theLaw School, is the new président of theAssociation of American Law Schools, thefirst woman to hold that title ... A newstudy discloses the University's MidwestAdministration Center ranking No. 1among eighty American institutions in theteaching of educational administration. . . The University's "A" chess team wontop honors in the Pan American Intercol-legiate tournament in Columbus inDecember . . . Théodore W. Schultz, theCharles L. Hutchinson distinguished service professor emeritus in the Departmentof Economies, Chicago, has been awardedthe Francis A. Walker Medal by theAmerican Economie Association.21JÇetters' War crimes' article excites controversyto the editor: I hâve been poring againand again over the article by Marcus G.Raskin, page 17, in the November/December issue. This made an unusualimpression on me. Why hasn't the thèmeof this article appeared more frequently?May I suggest that there be more articleslike this in future issues. And I would likefurther discussion on the Kellogg-BriandPact (the Pact of Paris) and explanation ofto what extent it played an important partin leading to the war trials at Nurembergand later to the war trials in Tokyo.Are there reprints available of theRaskin article?CONRAD E. RONNEBERG, PhD'35Granville, O.Reprints are available from the Magazine.For information write the editor.to the editor: This is one of what Ihope and expect will be hundreds ofletters protesting your unbalancedpublishing of the Raskin article in theNovember/December issue of theMagazine. It présents without an opposingor balancing statement a position which isultra New Left from beginning to end.Mr. Raskin's stance is that it is right tooppose the aggression by fascists, as wedid in 1941-1945 in that bloodiest of ailwars in modem times, but that résistanceto communist aggression is criminal. Hedestroys a part of his case with his ownwords:'The Allied and especially the American[italics mine] position at Nuremberg wasthat any resort to war — to any kind ofwar — is a resort to means that areinherently criminal."If the Raskin article represents theposition of the University of Chicago, itportrays a position completely separatedfrom the dedication to scholarship which Ihâve always associated with thatinstitution.RAYMOND E. HAYES, PhB'28Des Moines, la.to the editor: Léo Rosten had no needto explain the meaning of chutzpa in hisarticle in your November/December issue.The insane diatribe on "war crimes" is abetter illustration than any he could pick. North Vietnam, supported by Russiaand Red China, has violated the Genevaagreement and is waging a war ofaggression against South Vietnam. TheReds are committing atrocities worse thanthose of the Nazis. Communists and theirallies evérywhere hâve for half a centurycarried on a criminal conspiracy toenslave the entire human race and tomurder ail who resist. They hâveconquered many nations and slaughteredtens of millions of people. They hâverarely met with more than tokenopposition.The United States, which could easilyhâve destroyed them, has not onlyrefrained from doing so, but is helping theNorth Vietnamese aggressors through giftsto Red China and Russia; and we areabout to sell out our South Vietnameseally, asking only a face-saving charadefrom the enemy. Ail thèse facts are toowell known to be questioned by any saneperson. Yet Marcus Raskin accuses theUnited States of guilt for war crimes. It'shard to believe he is serious.LAURENCE LEE HOWE, AM'38, PnD'41Louis ville, Ky.to the editor: This is to express myappréciation for the splendid pièce byMarcus Raskin in the last issue of yourfine magazine. It may arouse somedisagreement of course, but Raskin's pointof view needs to be heard, and answeredif that is possible.BERNARD C. KIRBY, x'33California State UniversitySan Diego, Calif .to the editor: In Marcus G. Raskin'sarticle on war crimes we are told withOlympian finality on whose side the Godsare. A légal brief précèdes an assumedand unproved categorical assertion thatthe opponents to America's intervention inSouth Vietnam "hâve been correct in theirinstincts and views on the war" and thosewho generated and prosecuted it weremorally wrong.This arrogant statement by exploiters ofwar weariness is a fine example of theMachiavellian assumption of a séparationbetween statecraft and morality. A warwas lost; and those who played so great a rôle in its defaults now turn to flagellationand scapegoating.When did the war become allegedlyimmoral? There was no question of itsmorality when Camelot intervened inSouth Vietnam. The then acceptednational commitments and nationalself-interest were its basic pillars. It wasstill moral in the days of Tonkin Gulf .That subsequently a change of heart didtake place, that moral issues began tocover a loss of nerve, are self-evident.Why thèse happened must be left tofuture historians. However, for many, intrue katharsis, a newly found immoralitywas related back and became animmorality ab initio.Perhaps it was an old guilt — a refusai toface the inévitable conséquences of a sickand deceived leadership that, with a waveof a hand, gave the heart of Europe toStalin at Yalta. Perhaps it was part of apolitical movement to restore a Camelotdynasty to the control of the government,which failed when the fates intervenedand a Président and party were destroyed.Perhaps it was the changes in the socialvalues and commitments of thisgénération, and the panic flight of itsyouth to the monasteries. Perhaps it wasan adolescent nation still tied to frontierand immigrant isolationism fearing toaccept the obligations and responsibilitiesof a great world power in a complex worldsubjected to the pressures of a newimperialism aggressively moving to imposea Pax Sovietica on the world.Whatever there be to the claim ofwar-immorality in the South Vietnamcontext, this fiction now runs deep inAmerican life. It has made us a housedivided, without a will to support anational conscience. For ail this talk ofmorality, we too are now following thefrightened peoples of the world and hâveclosed our doors to man's hope forfreedom.REUBEN S. FLACKS, PhB'23, JD'24Chicago, 111.to the editor: It's sort of silly of me tochallenge Raskin's article on war crimes,with protests rising over current bombingof North Vietnam. Any audience is goingto be very unsympathetic.But I hâve a cross-grained streak thatdrives me into lost causes, especially ifthey are unpopular.I wrote previously on the tendency ofthe média to elaborate idéologies suited to22pleasing some audience [see Letters,September/October]. With this in mind,let's examine Raskin's argument:1. Is it true that the people of Vietnamcould not possibly injure the U.S.?During World War II the people ofCzechoslovakia did a great deal of harmto Britain, simply because they and theirworks became the property of Hitler.Such arguments are capable of perversion,as Mr. Raskin points out — but it isdubious reasoning to reject everyargument for which this can be said.2. If we take Mr. Raskin at face value,the "Nuremberg principles" outlaw war,not to say organizing for war on any scale,as a crime for which no "rationalizations"can excuse us. Since the author concèdesthat the U. S. criminals may hâve believedtheir "rationalizations," "reasons" cannotexcuse us either.To be sure, he dismisses the"rationalizations" as unworthy of mention,and advances "reasons" that are poorexcuses for any thing — Le., black strutting,middle-class wealth, American dominanceand "impérial responsibility." But surelysuch spécifies are not enough for thatgenerality.Is it a crime to organize for war on anygrounds? For défense against aggressiveattack, or to help a neighbor under suchattack? What if the neighbor is fighting a"civil war," organized and massivelysupported by a nation as strong as NaziGermany against one as weak as 1939Poland? Are we obligated to let suchproxy aggressions run their course untilwe become the object of aggression? Or isit honest to say that such dangers can beresolved by referral to the UnitedNations? (Perhaps the war managers ofIsraël could contribute something to thisquestion.)To such challenges many intellectualsreply, "Two wrongs don't make a right,"or even "War is so terrible, better Redthan dead." I am more or less sympathetictoward the second of thèse views,although I reject the first flatly and will bedelighted to debate it with anyone sominded. But my point is that the authorhas implied a massive generalization withlittle support except ancient quotations,and proposed drastic légal changes in theU. S. for its sake. Surely the subjectdeserves more serious considération first!3. The author has a tendency to setforth debatable propositions as if theywere revealed facts.He does not define "American impérial responsibility," but most readers willtranslate this as "American imperialism"and understand thereby some kind ofnational aggrandizement primarily for thesake of capitalist profits, or for the sheerlove of power. Surely such verbiageshould be explained and documented, withsomething better than selected quotations.Who, among U. S. officiais whosupported Vietnam, sees violence as ourprimary means of policy making? To mostof us "primary" means something that isfirst choice and the major mechanismbehind any other choice. Mr. Raskin, withhis extensive knowledge of World War II,should hâve a clear idea of how nationsact when violence is their primary meansof policy making.Violence, of course, is the ultimatemeans of policy making for anygovernment, from hospitals to empires.But unless Mr. Raskin considers"ultimate" and "primary" équivalentterms, his assertion about "primarymeans" remains to be proved.The author claims that our warmanagers practiced violence, domestictyranny and aggression against their ownpeople; such powers seem for him thesource of aggressive war against othernations, and their élimination is the objectof his reforms. In support of this view hecompares the U. S. during the Vietnamépisode with the Axis powers in a waythat suggests thèse societies were largelyéquivalent.There are few periods in any nation'shistory, to be sure, in which its"Establishment" did not employ violence,etc., against some of its people, despitemore or less controversy over the justiceof the action— /.£., nobody's perfect. Butto imply that the U. S. conducted a terrorcampaign remotely équivalent to thoseconducted by totalitarian Systems againsttheir own peoples, in peace and in war— isboth mendacious and ridiculous.He even suggests that our evil managersdid their worst, yet failed to cow ourliberty-loving citizens: "As the warcontinued, the government escalated itsrepression of critics, including those in themilitary who rebelled against insane ordersand requests — until it became impossibleto order them about" (p. 29). Buttotalitarian managers do notfml, despitetyrannical provocations far worse thanany he can cite for the U.S.I resent [Raskin's] misuse of words andconcepts. It amounts to a castration ofthought. . . the réduction of useful ideas to impotence. "Democracy" and "people"and "court" used to stand for good things,just as "Fascist" and "tyranny" stood forbad things. But now we hâve "People'scourts" and "People's democracies," andanyone can see what is happening towords like "Fascist" and "tyranny," notto mention "militarism."4. I am not sure that increased popularcontrol over leaders, as an anti-warmeasure, does not reach a point of"diminishing returns."Rather than debate this massive subjectat length, I shall refer anyone who isinterested to the first and last volumes ofWinston Churchill 's History of the SecondWorld War. Fifty million voters can bewrong, and in certain fields they are morelikely to be wrong than the men whosemain object of concern is foreign affairs.I happen to believe, for instance, that inthe U. S. before Pearl Harbor the popularwill was wrong and Franklin Rooseveltwas right. Nobody makes a scapegoat outof the public, of course, while everybodymakes a scapegoat out of a Chamberlain;therefore the imperfections of publicopinion are seldom properly aired.But before we go overboard withfurther restrictions on the Président of theUnited States, perhaps they should be.ALFRED B. MASON (M.D.), SB'38Bellport, N.Y.Raskin's rejoinderThe passions which hâve been unleashedby the Indo-China War suggest the needfor a plan of American reconciliation.Thus amnesty should be given to draft résister s and deserters, as well as to government officiais who breached internationallaw, the UN charter, and the judgments atNuremberg and in the Asian war crimestrials.But there still remains the question ofwhat we do in the future and how we areto hold government officiais to personalaccount for their actions. It would seem tome that it is not too much to ask thatdomestic légal sanctions for the violationof international laws and customs of warbecome applicable to individual government officiais if they violate such laws.Thus I would hope that it shall be a violation of American domestic law if American government officiais:• Plan, prépare for, order, approve of orassist in the waging of a war of aggression23or a war in violation of international trea-ties, agreements or assurances; or• Plan, prépare for, order, approve of orengage in violations of the laws and cus-toms of war, including but not limited to,(1) murder, torture, ill-treatment, or déportation to slave labor or for any otherpurpose, confinement in concentrationcamps, or any other conscious policy ofneglect and abuse of civilian populationsof another land; (2) plunder of public orprivate property, wanton destruction ofcities, towns or villages, or dévastation notjustified by military necessity, or otheracts of brutality against civilians, insurgentgroups and résistance movements; (3)murder or ill-treatment of prisoners of waror persons on the seas or killing of hos-tages; or• Plan, prépare for, order, approve of orengage in the following specifically pro-scribed violations of the laws and customsof war: (1) assassination, (2) mass bomb-ing of civilian populations, or the use ofweapons of mass destruction such as nuclear or thermonuclear weapons, (3) thedestruction of crops, livestock, or the nat-ural habitat of another state, people orland, (4) the overthrow of the leadershipof another nation by force, violence orbribe, (5) the use of biological weapons inwhatever form, (6) the use of weaponsand projectiles proscribed by the HagueConventions of 1899 and 1907, (7) enteringinto agreement with corporate or civicleadership for the purpose of perpetratingthe acts proscribed above;• Conceal, or neglect to reveal, the existence of violations of the above.I would hope that the U. S. would takethe leadership in getting other nations todevelop like proscriptions as part of theirown laws and behavior.Mr. Flacks is wrong when he say s that"there was no question of its [the VietnamWar] morality when Camelot intervenedin South Vietnam" or Tonkin, or thatthere was a loss of nerve which causedpeople to become critics of the Indo-ChinaWar. The fact is that from the very begin-nings of the escalated American commit-ment (1961— '62) by government officiaisthere was fervent, active dissent fromknowledgeable international lawyers andpolitical philosophers who judged the intervention by a légal and moral standard.For example, from our own University,Professor Quincy Wright (who was the American adviser on international law atNuremberg) and Benjamin V. Cohen(former counselor of the State Department) registered strong disagreement withthe intervention on the grounds of state-craft, law and morality. (So did I.)I want to assure Mr. Hayes that I amserious. However, pinning sanctions onthose responsible for planning and carry-ing out the Indo-China war is not now thecrucial issue. Rather citizens must concernthemselves with the development of acode of personal responsibility for government officiais which will nip in the budsuch actions of individual or governmentalrecklessness (Opération Phoenix, the génération of refugees, carpet bombing) aswere manifested over this past décade.Dr. Mason will be interested to knowthat there is a law case — Fleming vs. Page67US635 (1863)— which states that theU. S. as a nation cannot fight an aggressivewar, although it should be able to défenditself. I agrée with this position. The U. S.should use every avenue of the UN — itsSecurity Council and General Assembly— and means rather clearly defined by theUN Charter for dealing with "threats tothe peace." Dr. Mason would benefitgreatly from reading the speeches of Mac-Namara, Rostow, Acheson, and Rusk onwhat I mean by the American impérial responsibility. As the issue relates to Indo-China he will find the statement of thèsegentlemen in The Vietnam Reader, byBernard Fall and myself. If he would beinterested in a more contextual analysis ofwhat that responsibility was and how itworked, I would refer him and other s toRoutes of War, by Richard J. Barnet.There are always great abstract reasonsfor undertaking wars. It was fashionableto say that we must fight a "small" war toavoid a large war. With whom? The inévitable reply in the 1965- '66 period of theIndo-China War was that we were fightingin Vietnam to "stop China." Even JosephAlsop would smile at that view today. Dr.Mason may resent the use of particularwords or concepts but it does not changethe fact that over this last décade therewere conscious government attempts torepress critics of the war, from draft resis-ters to demonstrators to young militarymen, by government officiais, a few ofwhom (such as another University graduate, former Attorney-General RamseyClark) later came to see the moral andlégal travesty of the Indo-China War.Dr. Mason may believe that popular control over a nation's leader has dimin-ishing returns. However, it seems to methat the current debate in Congress to reassert a Congressional balance with theother branches of government is aimed atsuch a purpose — one I think of as laud-able. It is the beginning of a move to restore a deliberative power to the peopleand their représentatives.Students cite overzealous editingto the editor: We of the literati in thePritzker School of Medicine know that thegreatest opus of the 20th century, JamesJoyce's Finnegans Wake, is spelledwithout an apostrophe, not as on page 14of the November/December issue.david o. staats, on behalf of theFreshman Médical Classbababadalgharaghtakamminar-ronnkonnbronntonnerronntuonn-thunntrovarrhounawnskawntoo-hoohoordenenthurnuk!'Conscience9 explicatedto the editor; I enjoyed reading LéoRosten's excellent article, "Irony andInsuit," in the November/December issue,but would recommend that he beencouraged to make one slight correction.On Page 9, he writes: "The Frenchconscience bears no relationship to theEnglish 'conscience' (the French wordmeans 'consciousness'), . . ." He is wrong,as I imagine many readers realize.The French word means"consciousness" but it also means"conscience," as every good Frenchdictionary will show. The Petit LarousseIllustré spécifies: "Sentiment du devoir,moralité. . . conscience morale,sentiment intérieur par lequel l 'homme serend témoignage à lui-même du bien et dumal qu'il fait.9'' 'This is only one of severalmeanings, but demonstrates well enough, Ibelieve, that the French conscience doesindeed hâve a relationship to the English"conscience."DAVID G. SPEER, AB'37, AM'39Professor of FrenchUniversity of South CarolinaColumbia, S. C.Conscience-shmonscience, as long as onefeels guilty.24alumni V\(ewsClub events Class notesInstead of reporting on meetings already held, the magazine, hoping tobe of greater service to alumni groups,will, beginning in this issue, announcethem briefly in advance.Chicago, April 3. Bernice L. Neugarten,professor and chairman, Commissionon Human Development, and JérômeHammerman, assistant professor,School of Social Service Administration, will take part in a colloquium onaging.Los Angeles, May 10. Philip M. Hauser,professor of sociology and director,Population Research Center and Chicago Community Inventory, speaker.miami, March 22. Dr. Allan Rechtschaf-fen, professor of psychiatry and psy-chology and director of the SleepLaboratory, will discuss his researchon sleep and dreams.new york, March 22. Speaker: Dr. DanielX. Freedman, chairman and LouisBlock professor, Department of Psychiatry.phoenix, April 19. Philip M. Hauser, professor of sociology and director, Population Research Center and ChicagoCommunity Inventory, will speak.san Francisco, May 9. Philip M. Hauser,professor of sociology and director,Population Research Center and Chicago Community Inventory, willspeak.Washington, d. c, April 28. Annual dinner, with David Broder as speaker.Présentation of the Washington club 'sdistinguished alumnus award. f\/i T. TORRANCE PHELPS, AB'06, DB'13,vJ vl retired Congregational minister andchaplain of the California state senate andassembly from 1945 to 1955, informs usthat he is "still active, at ninety years ofâge." Since last March he has addressedsome forty civic, service and senior citizen organizations and has many speakingengagements scheduled for 1973. Dr.Phelps lives in Claremont.1 2 The will of marna e. peterson,-LJ phB'13, who died November 24,provided for the bulk of her estate to beheld in trust with income to be paid to afamily member. Upon the income bene-ficiary's death, 3% of the trust assets willbe distributed to the University as an un-restricted bequest.in memoriam: Théodore W. Anderson,ab'13, am'14.1 C GEORGE CALDWELL, PhB'15, plans tO-*¦ J bring his new bride as of October7 — Edna B. McDougle — to Emeritus Clubfestivities at this year's reunion. "We shallfly up from Florida," he writes. "I wanther to see my University."17 in memoriam: Clarence Ayres,-L / PhD'17; Arthur L. Bakke, p1id'17;Eugène F. Traut, sb'17, md'19; Col. William J. Mather, pIib'17, former assistantsecretary of UC's board of trustées,known to thousands of students in hisdays as bursar (1931-'41), died on Febru-ary 3.10 e. r. huckleberry, sb'18, md'21,-L O whose many years of médical service in isolated and primitive communitiesnear the logging camps and sawmills ofwestern Oregon are chronicled in hisbook, The Adventures of Dr. Huckleberry(Oregon Historical Society), now in itssecond printing, was the subject of a bio-graphical article in the October issue ofthe American Baptist. Now retired andliving in Sait Lake City, he puts in manyhours working for the church. The manualdexterity which served Dr. Huckleberry inthe healing arts, is now helping him in hiswood working shop. An accomplished wood carver, he makes everything fromcostume jewelry and wall carvings to playequipment and toys which he has donatedto churches and homes for handicappedchildren.MARY LENORE KNAPP, AB'18, AM'19,who died November 13, provided for a bequest of $24,013 in her will to be added tothe endowment of the Pritzker School ofMedicine.fred l. soper, md'18, who was instrumental in successful eradication programsof the aedes aegypti mosquito in Centraland South America in the '20s, '30s and'40s, said recently that this transmitter ofyellow fever is alive and well in the U.S.,triumphant over a now abandoned$56,000,000 governmental effort to eradi-cate it. While emphasizing that this country faces no immédiate danger of an urbanyellow fever résurgence, Dr. Soper, retirednow and living in Chevy Chase, told theBaltimore News American that our aegyptipopulation has consistently reinfestedareas south of the border, where the virusis endémie, by crossing from our southernstates into Mexico and now poses a seri-ous threat to South and Central Americannations which hâve spent billions to eradi-cate — for the most part successfully — theirown pests. It was only after years of constant pressure and even outright threatsfrom fellow members of the Pan AmericanHealth Organization (PAHO), that theU. S. relented and instituted the eradication program, which died with a whimperin 1969. Neither the eradication programnor its failure received much publicity, butpressure has increased from PAHO and agovernment-financed study by Arthur D.Little, released last April, urgently recom-mends renewal of the anti- aegypti effort.in memoriam: Sallie Sterling Rust,phB'18, am'19, registrar of the Ethical Culture Schools of New York City from1940- '64, granddaughter of Maj. HenryAppleton Rust, one of the first trustéesand first controller of the University ofChicago, died January 16 in Brandon, Vt.1A in memoriam: Henry H. Dennison,^¦" am'20; Amos E. Taylor, am'20;Benjamin H. Willier, p!id'20.25niN memoriam: Ray A. Cripe,phB'21; Carolyn Hargan Leland,am'21; Mary Walborn Marx, x'21.Il ARTHUR H. NETHERCOT, PhD'22,^^ Franklyn Bliss Snyder professor ofEnglish, emeritus, Northwestern University, has published a complète two-volumerevision of the long-established Eliza-bethan and Stuart Play s (Holt, Rinehartand Winston). His collaborators in theoriginal (1934) édition of this anthologywere virgil b. heltzel, phD'25, and theirEnglish professor at the University ofChicago, the late Charles read bask-ervill, phD'll. Dr. Nethercot now résidesin Colorado Springs.12 J ROBERT doty, sb'23, md'26, phy-** «^ sician and former Rockledge (Fia.)councilman, was commended for community service by county officiais at theBrevard County (Fia.) Fair last fall. November 4 was officially designated Dr. J.Robert Doty Day.^ A SARA KING HARVEY, AM'24, PhD'34,** * professor emeritus of English at In-diana State University (Terre Haute), returned to that campus for homecoming activités and to receive one of four 1972distinguished alumni awards. Since retir-ing, Dr. Harvey has taught in West Berlinand Indianapolis, her current résidence,and has done extensive traveling.in memoriam: Catherina Clarke Berge-on, pub '24.1 C Brother Charles severin, sb'25,** s sm'27, PhD '30, chairman of the bi-ology department of St. Mary 's Collège(Winona, Minn.), has been named to ap-pear in the f orthcoming édition of Who 'sWho in Ecology. A Christian Brother forfifty-seven years, he was one of the firstto recognize the importance of ecology byinitiating courses on the subject in the St.Mary 's curriculum in 1935. During the pastten years, he has traveled extensively,helping to organize and implement biologyteacher programs in India and the Philippines, where translations of his highschool biology textbooks are widely used.in memoriam: Robert Cornélius Wing-field, phB'25.O/T M. KING HUBBERT, SB'26, SM'28,^¦U phD'37, research geophysicist withthe U. S. Geological Survey, had an hon-orary doctor of science degree conferredon him recently by Syracuse (N.Y.)University.Francis w. porro, sb '26, md'29, has retired as chief pathologist at St. Mary'sHospital, Evansville, Ind., a position hehas held for twenty-three years. In tribute, the hospital is naming its new pathologylaboratory, soon to be constructed, in hishonor. In addition to his hospital duties,Dr. Porro serves as a fréquent consultantto state health laboratories and maintainsa private pathology practice. "I plan to remain active," he told the Evansville Press,"but I think it is the proper time in my lifeto slow down."addison w. willson, pIib'26, has wonthe Omaha Association of Life Under-writers Hall of Famé Award. Mr. Wilsonis insurance planning consultant in Omahafor the Bankers Life Company of DesMoines.in memoriam: Charles C. Adams,md'26; Horace Mann Bond, am'26,phD '36; Simeon E. Leland, PhD '26; LienChao Tzu, am'26, phD'29.1"7 CORNELIUS osgood, pub'27, p1id'30,** • professor of anthropology and as-sociate director of the Peabody Muséumat Yale, is a collector of waterfall proper-ties in Vermont, where he vacations. Theinformation cornes from Professor Os-good's close friend of fifty years, johnkettlewell, x'25, Saratoga Springs,N.Y.10 hsioh-ren wei, pho'28, has retired^O as distinguished professor of physics and public affairs at Bethany Collègeand has moved with his wife to Hawaii.in memoriam: Anita Gelber (Freder-ich), md'28; Arvid T. Johnson, sb'28,md'32; Joseph D. Teitelbaum, phB'28,jd'30; Samuel Weingarten, am'28.OQ MELANIE LOEWENTHAL PFLAUM,£*S phB'29, and irving pflaum, phB'28,returned to New Zealand in October aftera half -year overseas visit to their family.The Pflaums, who own a home near Va-lencia, in Spain, hâve made New Zealandtheir home away from home. There Mrs.Pflaum has found the peace and quiet sheneeds to continue her prolific writing ca-reer. Her ninth novel, The Maine Remem-&era/ (Pega-sus. Press, Christchurch, NewZealand), set in Castro's Cuba, has justbeen published and four of her bookshâve been translated into French and Ger-man.delmar olson, p1ib'29, jd'31, has retired as chairman of Mutual Trust Life,Chicago, but will continue as a director of ,the firm.2A GILBERT BRIGHOUSE, PUB '30, SM'34,~HJ retired psychology professor at Occidental Collège (Los Angeles) since July,1971, is currently serving as industrial psy-chologist for Pasadena's Xet PropulsionLaboratory. He is also involved in a project funded by the National Science Foun dation which attempts to transfer aero-space technology to city problems.ALICE de MAURIAC HAMMOND, PhB'30,sm'32, has been hired as a clinical psy-chologist on the staff of Mesa County(Colo.) Mental Health Center.2 1 CAROLINE HUBERT ELLEDGE,J -¦- phB'31, am'49, has been namedchairman of the social work departmentand director of social services in the médical clinics of the Northwestern Universitymédical school. She will hold the académie rank of associate professor.j. allen hynek, sb '31, pIîd'35, chairman of the astronomy department atNorthwestern University and exponent ofthe UFO cause, has published his viewson the subject in his new book, The UFOExpérience. In the book Hynek severelycritieizes the report called "The ScientificStudy of Unidentified Flying Objects,"produced by a committee chaired by Dr.Edward U. Condon, which studied materi-al from U.S. Air Force Project Blue Bookfiles. A consultant on UFOs for the AirForce for twenty years, Hynek establishedthe U. S. program for optical tracking ofsatellites under which twelve tracking stations were set up around the world as wellas a volunteer "Moon Watch" system. AtNorthwestern he supervised participationin the Apollo and Skylab space projects.21 ALICE STINNETT SCHRYVER, PhB '32,0^ and elliott w. schryver, PhB '34,tell us that they were "married again (nev-er divorced)" last November in the LittleChurch around the Corner, New YorkCity, on the occasion of their twenty-sixthanniversary. The only attendants werethose who hâve known the Schryvers atleast twenty-six years, including noelgerson, ab'34, who was best man.JOSEPHINE MIRABELLA ELLIOTT, PllB'32,am'35, New Harmony, Ind., has beennamed university archivist, under a LillyEndowment grant, for a project to set upan archivai library at Indiana State University, Evansville, for the préservation ofmaterials pertinent to the history of south-western Indiana.paul g. modie, md'32, Barnesville, O.,has retired after nearly forty years ofpracticing gênerai medicine.CHARLES woodruff, p1ib'32, jd'34, em-barked on a new venture recently when heand a partner opened a California men'sapparel store, Charles of the Désert, inPalm Désert. In the venture Woodruff iscombining his légal savvy — he is presentlyassistant chief counsel for thé corporatelégal department of Lockheed Aircraft andfor many years has been the firm's seniorgovernment contracting attorney — with hispartner's expérience in many phases ofmen's store opération.262 2 arthur heim, phB'33, and son•)•) James are enjoying a successfulbusiness alliance as heads of a Chicagoequipment leasing firm. Leasing Consultants, founded in 1962 by the seniorHeim, who brought in his son three yearsago, rents heavy and light equipment, be ita printing press, an ocean-going barge oran électron microscope.HERMAN S. BLOCH, SB '33, PhD'36, aSSO-ciate director of research at Universal OilProducts, Des Plaines, 111., holder of some150 patents in the fields of petroleum re-fining and petrochemicals, has been elected chairman of the board of the American Chemical Society.HERMAN H. GOLDSTINE, SB'33, SM'34,phD '36, IBM mathematician currentlyworking at the Institute for AdvancedStudy, Princeton, N. J., has been reelectedto a four-year term on the board of trustées of Hampshire Collège, Amherst,Mass.RUTH KRUMREIG HILL, pho'33, is a clini-cal psychologist in Chippewa Falls, Wisc.She is also an ordained Baptist minister.osby l. weir, pub '33, manager of Sears,Roebuck & Company 's metropolitan Baltimore/Washington area, has been electedto a three-year term as a director of theFédéral Reserve Bank of Richmond.2 / DON w- holter, phD'34, began a~J * four-year term of service in July asUnited Methodist bishop of the Nebraskaarea. During his past fourteen years asprésident of the fledgling St. Paul Schoolof Theology Methodist in Kansas City, theschool increased its capital assets from$105,000 to $5,750,000. But he is almost asproud of another figure — the estimated$1,500,000 in donations that he lost by re-fusing to accept strings-attached contributions. This loss, he told the OmahaWorld-Herald, was his personal contribution to the school's académie freedom.david c. cook m, ab'34, and Betty M.McDowell were married in Lake Arrow-head, Calif ., in December. The couple willréside in Elgin, 111.lester lee hasenbush, sb'34, has beennamed to the médical faculty of Harvardas assistant clinical professor of psychiatry. The appointment was announced bydean of the school robert h. ebert,sb'36, md'42.eva donelson wilson, p1id'34, retiredhome économies professor at Ohio StateUniversity, has been granted emeritusstatus by the school's board of trustées.2 C IRMA WAGNER DUCAN, SM'35,D J phD'50, is a research chemist withHEW's Arctic Research Center in Fair-banks, Alaska.WILLIAM RAY FORRESTER, JD'35, dean of the Cornell University law school since1963, has announced his intention to re-sign from the post at the end of this académie year or as soon as a successor ischosen. "The right time for a dean to re-sign is before people think he should,"said Forrester. A specialist in constitu-tional law, the fédéral judicial System andarbitration and conciliation, he plans todévote full time to teaching, research andwriting.alice c. shaffer, am'35, has won the1972 alumni medal of UC's School of Social Service Administration for "distinguished service to human welfare." Duringher twenty years with UNICEF, MissShaffer was a pioneer in helping variouscountries develop long-term child healthnutrition and welfare programs.in memoriam: Norman R. Sackheim,ab'35; Cari L. Lee, àm'35, phD'51.2^ RACHEL EGBERT ROBBINS, AM'36, isDU currently program assistant to thecommissioner of social and rehabilitationservices in the Department of Health,Education and Welfare, Chicago régionaloffice.ELAINE OGDEN MCNEIL, AB'36, AM'38,associate professor of sociology at theUniversity of Arkansas main campus(Fayette ville), has been named to a two-year term on the Southwest régional council of the American Association for HigherEducation.MARY MCCALL STUBBINS, AB'36, Washonored this fall by the First UnitedMethodist Church, Ann Arbor, Mich., forher thirty years of service to the church asorganist.27 judson c. gray, ab'37, am'37, is•) I spending two years at the University of South Pacific, Suva, Fiji.rome turner dabbs, md'37, physicianin Aberdeen, Miss., who boasts of deliver-ing more twins than any other doctor, is aseasoned practitioner of hypnotism asagainst anesthesia to alleviate physical ormental suffering. Hypnotism has beenused increasingly by Dr. Dabbs in child-birth, psychotherapy, and to help personsto stop smoking or lose weight. Recently,inspired by an expérience in Japan inwhich he was successfully treated by acupuncture for a bad limp which had devel-oped during his travels, Dr. Dabbs has become increasingly fascinated with thatancient Oriental skill and has alreadygained a certificate from the Hong KongCollège of Chinese Acupuncture. He returned to this country with eight fine spiralstainless steel acupuncture needles, butplans to engage in further study before ac-tually using the technique in his practice.BLOSSOM TOVROV porte, ab'37, hasbeen hired as public relations director of Eye and Ear Hospital, Pittsburgh. Formerpublic relations director at the Universityof Chicago Hospitals and Clinics, she is acontributor to the travel pages of the Chicago Tribune and other newspapers.in memoriam: Jean Garrigue, ab'37.2Q paul p. pickering, sb'38, sm'39,~JO md'41, San Diego, past président ofthe American Society of Plastic and Re-constructive Surgeons, has been reelectedto a three-year term as plastic surgery représentative to the interspecialty council ofthe American Médical Association.ELEANOR WRIGHT MACY, AB'38, AM'58,former médical social worker at the University of Chicago Hospitals and Clinics,has joined the professional staff of theFox Valley Mental Health Center, Elgin,111., as a psychiatrie social worker.2Q JERROLD orne, phD'39, has steppedDS down after fifteen years as university librarian at the University of NorthCarolina in order to return to full-timeteaching as a professor in the library science school.in memoriam: Rita M. McGuane,ab'39, am'39; Bernard Smaller, sb'39,sm'40, phD '51.A fi ROBERT S. MINER, JR., SB'40, assis-*^ tant to the chairman of the physicsdepartment at Princeton University, hasbeen elected treasurer of the 8,000-member Institute of Chemists. He willserve until 1974.in memoriam: James J. Paterson, x'40;Howard Bourne, am'40, phD '49.A 1 SELMA JEANNE COHEN , AB '4 1 ,* -^ am'42, pud'46, is editor of DancePerspective, the quarterly journal shefounded in 1959 after abandoning her initial ambition to become a dance critic because of the limited demand for that critical specialty. The publication, whichcarries no news, no reviews and no adver-tising, concentrâtes in-depth on one dancesubject per issue.A^J chester leo smith, ab'42, attorney*^ in Los Angeles who was unsuccess-ful in his récent bid for the judiciary, ishelping to organize the World PeaceThrough Law conférence, to be held inthe Ivory Coast in August.MELVIN gerstein, sb '42, pho'45, me-chanical engineering professor and department head at USC, has been awarded a$10,000 grant from the American Gas Association toward basic research into thefundamental combustion properties of nat-ural gas, particularly as related to pollution and safety.miriam pape, sb'42, associate professorof health éducation at the University of27Wisconsin, Whitewater, has been electedprésident of the Wisconsin Collège HealthAssociation.RAYMOND H. WITTCOFF, AB'42, St.Louis, has been elected a trustée of theEquitable Life Mortgage and Realty In-vestors, based in Boston./2 edwin s. munger, sb'43, sm'48,**) phD '51, président of the Louis S. B.Leakey Foundation for the Study ofMan's Origins, recently led, with twoblack colleagues, a mission from the StateDepartment to South Africa. It was Professor Munger's twenty-ninth visit to Africa. (In 1951, he contributed twice to themagazine on the subject of Africa.)ALBERT v. boetticher, ab'43, ab'48,mba '49, corporate tax attorney for I-T-EImpérial Corporation, chaired a session oncurrent foreign tax developments at theTwelfth Annual Tax Conférence, held inPhiladelphia in October. Mr. Boetticherlives in Wynnewood, Pa./ / ROBERT c. sorensen, ab'44, am'48,a a phD'54, has been elected vice-président for marketing and research ofWarner Communications, New York.james g. halvorsen, ab'44, has beennamed district sales manager in the PalosHeights (111.) office of McKey & Poague,real estate firm.JOHN P. WRIGHT, SB'44, président ofthe American National Bank and TrustCompany, Chattanooga, Tenn., has beenelected chairman of the executive councilof the Tennessee Bankers Association.A/i E. R. du FRESNE, PUB '46, SM'57,*vJ phD'62, has been chosen présidentof Pomeroy, Johnston and Bailey, special-ists in water, waste disposai and corrosionproblems, headquartered in Pasadena.MALKAH TOLPIN NOTMAN, PnB'46, SB'47,has been named assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at Harvard médicalschool. Dr. Notman earned her médicaldegree from Boston University.wallace d. riley, phB'46, Détroit attorney, is serving a term as président ofthe state bar of Michigan.wade thompson, p1ib'46, am'49, hasbeen made a full professor of English andworld literature at State University Collège, New Paltz, N. Y.GERALDINE HELLMAN ROSENTHAL,AM'46, became associate supervisor for social studies of the Tulsa public schools onAugust 23.CLIFFORD L. WINTERS, JR., AM'46,PhD' 49, has been appointed vice-chancellorfor administrative opérations at Syracuse(N.Y.) University. Dr. Winters has theacadémie rank of associate professor of adult éducation and has held several majoradministrative posts at Syracuse./"7 DONALD boyes, ab'47, mba'47, has* / been advanced to director of trans-portation for Reynolds Metals Company,Richmond, Va.russell r. jalbert, am'47, assistantcommissioner for public affairs at the Social Security Administration, has beenelected to the board of governors of DagHammarskjold Collège, which opened itsdoors last fall to fifty students, half ofthem from abroad, in the new city of Columbia, Md.alvin w. rose, pIid'47, former UN senior adviser to the Congo in social affairs,is now professor of sociology at the University of Miami, Coral Gables.margaret Stevenson, jd'47, partner ina Davenport (la.) law firm, was one of thekeynote session panelists at a symposiumon women in law held recently at the University of Iowa./ O ANE LONGSTREET HANLEY, AB'48,*^ has received her diploma from St.Luke 's Hospital School of Nursing (Racine, Wis.) and will become a registerednurse upon gaining state certification. Mrs.Hanley and her husband are the parents offive children, ranging in âge from nine tonineteen.in memoriam: Harry L. McCloskey,mba'48.A(\ george morrison, pIib'49, has been*-S appointed professor of theater artsat Purchase, the newest branch of theState University of New York. He continues to teach acting in his own studios inNew York City, and in November directed"Let's Celebrate," two télévision specialsfor ABC.PIERRE R. graham, am'49, was an al-ternate représentative of the U. S. délégation to the seventeenth session of UNESCO, held in Paris last fall. Mr. Graham isthe permanent U. S. représentative toUNESCO in Paris.VIVIAN MAX weil, ab'49, am'53', hasjoined the faculty of Illinois Institute ofTechnology as assistant professor of phi-losophy in the libéral arts collège.in memoriam: George Fouts, pIid'49.CA KENNETH rivkin, ab'50, am'53, has•* " assumed the position of director ofthe department for English speaking coun-tries of the Keren Hayesod-Ûnited IsraëlAppeal (P. O. B. 583, Jérusalem, Israël).Rabbi Rivkin would welcome inquiries re-garding Israël by anyone contemplating ashort or long (sabbatical) visit. "If I canoffer assistance to our alumni," he writes,"I would be more than happy to do so." PATRICIA EDGEWORTH CUNNEA, AB'50,am'55, phD '63, political science facultymember at Washington State Universityfor the past thirteen years, has acceptedan appointment at Hood Collège (Frederick, Md.) as dean of académie affairs.ROBERT JUDD SICKELS, AB'50, AM'54, isthe author of Race, Marriage, and theLaw, published in November by the University of New Mexico Press. À history ofthe légal status of interracial marriage inthe U. S., the book is built around thecase of Loving v. Virginia, in which theSuprême Court ruled in 1967 — when six-teen states still had anti-misceginationlaws — that laws against interracial marriage violate the Fourteenth Amendment.In the book, Mr. Sickles, who teachespolitical science at the University of NewMexico, brings to light a bizarre array oflégal curiosities, such as an Arizona sta-tute so involved it made marriage of a mu-latto to anyone, even another mulatto, illégal. In a chapter on the légal implicationsof the Loving case, he points out thatforms of marriage even less widely ap-proved than miscegenation — homosexualmarriage and polygamy — may, in the distant future, become légal as a resuit of theLoving décision.D. D. WALKER, MBA' 50, président ofFunk Seeds International, has been namedto the board of directors of the Foundationfor American Agriculture, a non-profit educational institution made up of farm organizations and business leaders.CI EMANUEL S. SAVAS, AB'51, SB'53,¦s -¦- has accepted an appointment at Columbia University as professor of publicSystems management.GEORGE LAWNER, AM'51, PllD'59, who ison a sabbatical leave from the musicfaculty of Kansas University, is conduct-ing the orchestra for this season's KansasCity Lyric Theater performances of TheAbduction from the Seraglio.in memoriam: Arthur M. McAnally,PhD '51.r J R. v. lechowich, ab'52, sm'55, pro-J ^ f essor and head of the departmentof food science and teçhnology, VirginiaPolytechnic Institute and State University,Blacksburg, Va., has been named to theeditorial advisory board of the trademonthly, Canner Packer.C / GEORGE k. romoser, am'54, pIîd'58,J* professor of political science atthe University of New Hampshire andchairman of the conférence group onGerman politics, an organization ofscholars, received the West GermanBundesverdienstkreuz, a civilian medal ofmerit, in October for his contributions in28promoting the study of German affairs andcontacts between Americans and Ger-mans. On leave during 1973, Professor Ro-moser will be at the Institute of PoliticalScience, Munich University, following aperiod of residency at the Villa Serbelloni,the study center of the Rockefeller Foundation in Bellagio, Italy.MARY popkin bass, ab'54, jd'57, hasbeen named to head the new Family CourtDivision, set up recently by the city ofNew York to handle légal représentationof petitioners in proceedings related tojuvénile delinquency, neglect, child abuse,persons in need of supervision, and in pa-ternity and support proceedings involvingpersons who are likely to become publiccharges.st. elmo nauman, jr., ab'54, associateprofessor and chairman of the philosophydepartment at Christopher Newport Collège of the Collège of William and Mary(Newport News, Va.), has authored a newréférence work — Dictionary of AmericanPhilosophy (Philosophical Library Pub-lishers, New York) — in which 174 minoras well as major American philosophersare catalogued, along with philosophicalterms and gênerai références to Americanphilosophy.steven polgar, am'54, p1id'56, is oneof three translators involved in the récentpublication by Harper & Row of CloudedSky, a new volume of the poetry of Mik-los Radnoti, the Hungarian poet who wasexecuted by the fascists during World WarII. Polgar, whose native tongue is Hungarian and who did the major job ofrendering the poetry into English, began tolearn about the process of literary translation at the tender âge of eleven, when heand several classmates at a Hungarian-runboarding school in Derby, N. Y., were as-signed the task of translating into Englishand then performing one of the traditionalHungarian Nativity plays. In the trickybusiness of perfecting the English ofClouded Sky, from a poetic point of view,Polgar was assisted by sherwin j. marks,ab'57, and Stephen Berg.WILLIAM L. STEVENS, AM'54, PllD'71,has been appointed associate vice-chancellor for administrative services forthe City Collèges of Chicago.C C leroy a. bevan, mba'55, Valpa-J J raiso, Ind., has retired after a twen-ty-four year association with Inland SteelCompany.benjamin c. boylston, am'55, hasbeen promoted by Bethlehem Steel to theposition of assistant to the vice-présidentof industrial relations.marvin e. kay, mba'55, has moved upto associate department head of the ad-vanced design and development divisionof the Mitre Corp., McLean, Va. Mr. Kay joined the firm in 1971 after a twenty-yearcareer in the military.C^ JANICE HUBKA ALBERT, AB'56,J*J ab'60, am'60, and her husband wereamong those honored in October by theboard of trustées of Chabot Collège, Hay-ward, Calif ., for ten years of service tothe school. Both Mr. and Mrs. Albert hâvetaught English there since 1962. WritesMrs. Albert, "We hâve seen the schoolgrow from a few prefabs on half an acrein industrial San Leandro to a full campuswith an enrolment of 13,000."in memoriam: Benjamin S. Gantz,am'56.C"7 BARRY F. SULLIVAN, MBA'57, hasJ ' been named an executive vice-président of the Chase Manhattan Bank,New York.William henzlik, db'57, has beennamed editor of the Christian Advocate, amagazine for Methodist pastors andchurch leaders.GEORGE E. WELLWARTH, PllD'57, profes-sor of theater and comparative literatureat the State University of New York atBinghamton, published three books duringthe fall: Spanish Underground Dr ama(Pennsylvania State University Press);Thèmes of Dr ama (Thomas Y. CrowellCo.), and German Dr ama between theWars (E. P. Dutton & Co.). Also founderand editor of Modem International DramaMagazine, Mr. Wellwarth lectured in thepast year at various U. S. and foreignuniversities, including the Catalan SummerUniversity in Prades, France, and theSorbonne. "A scheduled lecture in Madridlast summer," he writes, "was stopped bythe police." In 1974 he will be visiting professor at the University of Vienna.CO rudy w. bernath, sm'58, has beenJ O named midwestern régional managerfor the Barnstead Company, Boston,Mass.RICHARD HELLIE, AB'58, AM'60, PhD'65,associate professor of Russian history atthe University of Chicago, has beennamed to receive the American HistoricalAssociation's Herbert Baxter Adams prizefor a work in European history for hisbook Enserfment and Military Change inMuscovy (University of Chicago Press,1971). In November, Hellie organized atercentenary conférence, Peter the Greatand His Legacy, at the University andpresented a paper entitled "The PetrineArmy."CQ floyd w. kniss, mba'59, colonel ins S the Air Force, has retired aftermore than twenty-nine years of serviceand is now with Martin Marietta Aero- space, Denver division, as chief, programproduction control of manufacturing andtest opérations./TA hosea martin, ab'60, has beenUU promoted by Coca-Cola U.S. A. tothe post of bottier sales manager for theOklahoma City district. He had been co-ordinator of sports activities for the firm.BARRY D. KAHAN, SB'60, PflD'64, MD'65,has returned to Chicago following comple-tion of his surgical residency in Bostonand a NIH staff associateship. Now assistant professor of surgery at NorthwesternUniversity Médical Center, he is continu-ing the research, begun as a graduate student at UC, on the substances responsiblefor transplant rejection. (The progress oftransplant rejection research is reviewedin his récent book, Transplantation Antigens, published by Académie Press.) Dr.Kahan, who with a colleague performs therénal transplants at the médical center, hasreceived a three-year Schweppe Foundation fellowship.CAROL RUTH SILVER, AB'60, JD'64, lawprofessor at Golden Gâte University inSan Francisco and a consultant on povertylaw for the Office of Economie Opportuni-ty, has been named to the part-time postof attorney for the San Francisco sheriff'sdepartment. In announcing the appointment, San Francisco Sheriff Hongistomentioned some spécial qualifications thatMs. Silver has for the job: "She holds abrown belt in karaté," he deadpanned,"and has actually done time behind bars."(In 1961 she served forty days in a Mississippi prison for civil rights activities before her conviction was overturned.)in memoriam: Lloyd Allen Ferguson^md'60, associate professor in the department of medicine and assistant dean ofstudents in the Division of Biological Sciences and the Pritzker School of Medicineat the University of Chicago.^1 JAMES R. FAULSTICH, JD'61, vice-V -*- président of the National Association of Independent Insurers, delivered theluncheon address at the annual InsuranceAll-Industry Day, sponsored by the centralIllinois chapter of the Society of Char-tered Property and Casualty Underwriterslast November at Illinois WesleyanUniversity. His subject was insuranceecology.marjorie quimby, am'61, former teach-er at the University of Chicago Laboratory Schools, has joined the faculty at BailState University (Muncie, Ind.) as assistant professor of elementary éducation.james m. wall, am'61, has been chosenas editor of the Christian Century, weeklyjournal of religious news and opinion, andprésident of the Christian Century Foun-29dation. A United Methodist minister, Mr.Wall was chairman of the Illinois caucusfor George McGovern at the DémocratieNational Convention last year and ran un-successfully for Congress in Illinois' four-teenth district.in memoriam: Jack A. Worthington,phD '61./yy On November 7 harry d. leinen-M** weber, jd'62, was elected to the Illinois house of représentatives on the Re-publican ticket from the forty-second district.laval s. wilson, am'62, assistant su-perintendent for curriculum and instruction in the Hempstead (N.Y.) school district since 1971, has been named actingsuperintendent of Hempstead schools andis the first black administtator to holdsuch a position in that district. Mr. Wilson, a former Chicago public schoolteacher and teacher-counselor for the Chicago board of éducation, was principal ofCentral School in Evanston before movingto New York.^2 DAVID S. COLEMAN, AM'63, is nOW" *J associate professor of éducationand associate director of the school ofcontinuing éducation at Rollins Collège,Winter Park, Fia.richard w. thurn, ab'63, is teachingphilosophy at the University of California,Berkeley, and at the Collège of HolyNames in Oakland. He is scheduled to re-ceive his doctorate in rhetoric at Berkeleythis spring./l A DEBORAH dashow RUTH, am'64,*J* has been named chairman of theéducation extension at the University ofCalifornia, Berkeley. Mrs. Ruth, whojoined the extension staff in 1966, was co-instructor during the summer of a médiainstitute for teachers presented by the extension in coopération with the NationalCouncil of Teachers of English./lC HELEN CHENEY GILDE, PhD'65, pro-^*J f essor of English literature, hasbeen elected chairman of the académiesenate at Cal-State Long Beach. Firstwoman ever to hold the post, Dr. Gildethinks the status of académie women hasimproved tremendously in the last décade,thanks to Women's Lib./l/l kathy wexler, ab'66, Chicagoy)\J public school teacher, won a TVjackpot totaling $15,000 in cash and prizeslast fall on "The Joker's Wild," CBSmorning game show. Ms. Wexler was thefirst contestant to win the cash jackpot inaddition to merchandise prizes.terry R. lock, mba'66, has been ap pointed director of containerboard marketing for Boise Cascade Paper Group, Port-land, Ore./T"7 ROBERT S. ANDERSON, AM'67,^ / PhD '71, having spent a year lectur-ing in anthropology at McGill Universityin Montréal, is now field director of Quaker Service Bangladesh, a rehabilitationproject supported by Friends Servicegroups in London, Toronto and Philadel-phia. He also works closely with UNICEF, trying to utilize effectively some ofthe large quantities of material aid cominginto Bangladesh. In Rajoir Thana (89square miles, population 144,000), wherehe has been working since the création ofBangladesh, he has organized a team offifty Bengalis (mostly volunteers) in thefields of mass-feeding against malnutrition,mass medicine, housing reconstruction,tube-well repair, crafts and village industries. While Quaker Service works at/therequest of the government's Ministry ofHealth, Mr. Anderson feels "the présenceof outside agencies should be terminatedthis year so as to encourage fuller expression of the country 's autonomy."DALE E. JOHNSON, SM'67, PllD'71, isphysicist-in-charge of the University ofWisconsin's high voltage électron microscope laboratory. The facility, whichhouses the first million volt électron microscope for primary use by biomédicalresearchers, is supervised by an advisorycommittee including hewson h. swift,chairman of the biology department anddistinguished service professor of biologyand pathology at the University of Chicago.JOSEPH W. NOVAK, MBA'67, has beenappointed sales manager for the foam pro-ducts division of Owens-Corning FiberglasCorporation, Toledo, O.THOMAS W. PULLUM, AM'67, SM'68,PhD' 71, visiting research associate at thePopulation Institute, the University of thePhilippines, during the past year and aformer staff member of UC's PopulationResearch Center, has been named assistantprofessor of demography in the populationdepartment, Harvard University./TQ MARY EASTMAN SEXTON, AB'68, and^^ porter sexton, ab'69, are in Ice-land completing a four-year tour of dutywith the Navy. From there they will pro-ceed to Portland, Ore., to Lewis and ClarkUniversity where Mr. Sexton will beginwork on his MAT degree in physics.CARL HENRY LAWYER, AB'68, has received his médical degree from the University of Colorado and is now interning ininternai medicine at the University of Con-necticut Amliated Hospitals, Hartford. HEDRIC RHODES, MBA'68, has been promoted by Quaker Oats (Chicago) to pro-duct group manager — dog food, with complète marketing responsibility for theKen-L Ration dog food line. Last year Mr.Rhodes won the firm' s annual marketingman of the year award./j(\ alan m. lahn, ab'69, has been"y named director in résidence halls,Bail State University, Muncie, Ind.robert l. powers, am'69, has beencertified as a registered psychologist bythe Illinois Department of Registration andEducation and has been elected présidentof the American Society of Adlerian Psy-chology.7A allan b. fox, phD 70, assistant/ " professor of English at the University of Cincinnati, gave a paper at a De-cember meeting of the American Lan-guage Association in New York, entitled"Chaucer's Prosody and the Non-Pentameter Line in John Heywood'sComic Debates."fran jaeger, am'70, is a mental healthplanner with the Northwest Indiana Com-prehensive Health Planning Council.JOHN TILELLI, SM'70, and SHARONkeigher tilelli, am'71, moved recentlyto Sait Lake City, where John is a médicalstudent at the University of Utah. Sharonis a social worker with the Sait LakeCommunity Mental Health Center and afield instructor for the University of UtahSchool of Social Work.n Samuel d. clapper, jd'71, formerlya law clerk for a justice of the U. S.Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit, in Chicago, is now practicing law in Somerset,Pa.judith a. griffin, mba'71, has beenpromoted by the First National Bank ofChicago to assistant manager of the international section.KAREN E. WILLIAMSON, MBA'71, hasbeen named assistant brand manager forBenson & Hedges cigarets by Philip Morris, New York.70 JANE MARIE BROWNE, AM'72, hasi ** been named assistant director of theadult éducation resource center, Montclair(N. J.) State Collège.JOHN S. CANTIERI and DANIEL I. GOLDMAN, both ab'72, are first-year médicalstudents at Washington University, St.Louis.howard g. ervin, jd'72, is working asa law clerk to a justice of the Californiasuprême court.JAMIE JOHNSON KELMAN, JD'72, is withthe Chicago law firm of Gardner, Carton,Douglas, Chilgren and Waud.30w- • •*;~£ •-. /*Prodig&l son"Prodigal Son" is one of the works by LyndaCaspe (AB '61) which will be on display at theBowery Gallery, 135 Greene St., New York, untilMarch 28. In addition to the bronze shownabove, the show also includes paintings andsculpture in other média. Miss Caspe minored in art while working for her degree in English at theUniversity; she later earned an M. F. A. at theUniversity of Iowa. After further préparationabroad she studied sculpture with George Spav-enta. She has taught at the University, and atthe University of Alberta and Newark State.31t ï Z£909 II 0GV3IH3i33aiS H165 '3 9TTTidSG OdC33tf 1VI1B3S *AUVllflI109VDIH3 30 AlISy3AINn••¦ f1 nfefe/'xm the MidmiG® Gflo® s*§QQ0û8©nûSo 2'9Friday: Class reunions— 1918, 1923Campus toursSaturday: Class reunions— 1933, 1943, 1948Campus toursAlumni awards lunchPrésident 's réceptionEmeritus Club dinner Interfraternity Sing — in a new formatOrder of the 'C dinner (May 24)Médical alumni dinner (June 7)Hospitality lounge: Alumni HouseFor information on réservations for the tours,awards lunch, réception or class events, send fora reunion announcement or contact Eisa Wally,Program Director, Alumni Association, 5733University Ave., Chicago, 111. 60637.M