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THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOGS The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections 1966 Index 1963--1966 COMPILED BY THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS FROM REPORTS PROVIDED BY AMERICAN REPOSITORIES WITH ASSISTANCE FROM THE COUNCIL ON LIBRARY RESOURCES, INC. THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS WASHINGTON: 1967 Lnt isacionai union uataiog oj Manuscript Lollections MS 66-1492 Roby, Joseph, 1807-1860. Papers, 1840-56. ca. 2 ft. In National Library of Medicine (Bethesda, Md.) Professor of medicine at Bowdoin College, Dartmouth College, and the University of Maryland. Lectures and speeches on a variety of medical subjects delivered in Han over, N. H., and Baltimore, Md. U. S. National Board of Health. MS 66-1497 Official reports to the Havana Yellow Fever Commission, 1879. ca. 110 items. In National Library of Medicine (Bethesda, Md.) Correspondence, reports, printed matter and statistics (1856-79) on yellow fever. Some of the reports and cor respondence are addressed to Stanford E. Chaille, a member of the Havana Yellow Fever Commission. MS 66-1493 Sawyer, Wilbur Augustus, 1879-1951. Papers, 1899-1952. ca. 2 ft. In National Library of Medicine (Bethesda, Md.) Physician and director of the International Health Di vision of the Rockefeller Foundation. Correspondence and diaries. Most of the correspondence is from Sawyer to his wife, Margaret (Henderson) Sawyer. Includes material relating to yellow fever which was Sawyer's special field of interest. Gift of Mrs. Wallace Carroll, 1966. U. S. Surgeon-General'8 Office. MS 66-1498 Autobiographical sketches of U. S. Army medical officers, active ca. 1870-1940. ca. 2 ft. (ca. 162 items) In National Library of Medicine (Bethesda, Md.) Includes some medical officers from other branches of the military service, and public health officers. List of names in collection available in the library. MS 66-1494 Steiner, Lewis Henry, 1827-1892. Papers, 1861-64. ca. 50 items. In National Library of Medicine (Bethesda, Md.) Physician, educator, librarian, and Maryland State sena tor. Correspondence, reports, and printed matter, pertain ing to the United States Sanitary Commission, of which Steiner was chief inspector in the Army of the Potomac during the Civil War. MS 66-1499 Von Ruck, Karl, 1849-1922. Correspondence, 1907-15. ca. 140 items. In National Library of Medicine (Bethesda, Md.) Includes letters of John F. Anderson and Arthur M. Stimson, memoranda, articles, and printed matter. Pertains tee the investigation by the U. S. Public Health Service of Karl and Silvio H. Von Ruck's method of immunization against tuberculosis. MS 66-1495 Truby, Albert Ernest, 1871-1954. Papers, 1898-1953. 1 box. In National Library of Medicine (Bethesda, Md.) Army physician. Correspondence, together with a scrap book containing biographical data, printed matter, and cor respondence. Gift of Mrs. Truby, 1954. MS 66-1496 U. S. Army. Medical Corps. Lectures, talks, and statements on various medical sub jects, given by U. S. Army Medical Corps officers, 1942-45. 1 box. In National Library of Medicine (Bethesda. Md.l Authors include A L. Ahnfeldt, J. B. Baty, S. BayneJones, Brumfield, W. L. Cook, A. J. Dyer, J. Echman, J. J. Gilbert, W. A. Hardenbergh, E. B. Howard, A. J. Lanza. A. P. Long, K. R. Lundeberg, O. R. McCoy, J W. K. Norton, E. S. Robinson, P. F. Russell, D. F. Smallhorst, T. D. Spies, T. H. Sternberg, W. S. Stone, A. Stull, T. B. Turner, D. W. Walker, T. G. Ward, and J. B. Youmans. Includes a lecture on Girolamo Cardano, by Capt. J. Ech man. and material on preventive medicine, public health, malaria, and other diseases. MS 66-1500 Walter Reed Memorial Association, Washington, D. C. Records, 1904-09. 1 box. In National Library of Medicine (Bethesda, Md.) Correspondence, financial statements, clippings, legal pa pers, and printed matter, pertaining to the acquisition of funds for the purpose of erecting a monument to Walter Reed. Correspondents include Charles F. Adams, Frank Billings, S. E. Chaille, Christopher Childs, Calvin DeWitt, Carlos J. Finlay, Daniel C. Gilman, W. C. Gorgas, L. Em mett Holt, J. R. Keen, W. W. Keen, J. H. Musser, and Leon ard Wood. MS 66-1501 Wiprud, Theodore. Newsletters, and correspondence from Washington, D. C., physicians, 1942-46. 1 box. In National Library of Medicine (Bethesda, Md.) Correspondence with Washington, D. C., physicians in the Armed Forces during World War n while Wiprud was secretary of the Medical Society of the District of Colum bia. 191 r NATIONAL HEALTH COUNCIL Washington Office, 17th and D Sts., N. W. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS AMIRICAN ASSOCIATION O F IN DUSTRIAL PHYSICIANS AND SUftOCONS women's FOUNDATION FOR HEALTH DIRECT MEMBERS AMERICAN CHILD HEALTH ASSOCIATION AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION AMERICAN RED CROSS AMERICAN SOCIAL HYOIENE ASSOCIATION AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR THE CONTROL OF CANCER NATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE OF STATE AND PROVINCIAL HEALTH AUTHORITIES OF NORTH AMERICA NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR MENTAL HYOIENE NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR THE PREVENTION OF BLINDNESS NATIONAL OROANIZATION FOR PUBLIC HEALTH NURSINO CONFERENCE MEMBERS UNITED STATES CHILDREN'S BUREAU UNITED STATES PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE OFFICERS LEE K. FRANKEL CHAIRMAN WM. F. SNOW. M. D. VICE-CHAIRMAN JAMES L. FIESER RECORDING SECRETARY LINSLY R. WILLIAMS. M. D. TREASURER NEW YORK OFFICE 370 SEVENTH AVENUE TELEPHONE; LONGACRE 2000 STAFF A. J. LANZA, M. D. EXECUTIVE OFFICER JAMES A. TOBEY ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY THOMAS C. EDWARDS BUSINESS MANAQER ELIZABETH Q. FOX WASHINOTON Representative To Physicians and Sanitarians; The National Health Council invites the attention of the members and friends of its constituent organizations to the four Public Health Summer Schools, conducted at the suggestion of the United States Public Health Service, at Columbia University, the University of California, the University of Iowa, and the University of Michigan* Inclosed we are sending you an announcement of the University of Michigan Public Health Summer School, Any of the other announcements may be had upon application. Re quests should be addressed to the dean of the summer session, whose address may be found in the inclosed pamphlet on "The Public H.alth Sommer School a3 an Opportunity for a Profita ble Vacation." The National Health Council is sending this mater ial to the physicians and sanitarians of the United States because, in the opinion of the Council, it is of utmost im portance to the future of public health work that this re markable opportunity for high grade, systematio study be * brought, in every way possible, to the attention of those who are desirous of equipping themselves for more effective work in the public health field. Incls. AJL./l. Have a Health Examination on your Birthday Lanza, Atnthony] J[osepb3, 18848ee Lanza, Anthony J as ph 1884sumption ... 1917. (Card 2) ... Miners' con Sayers, R. R. and Lanza, A. J. History of silicosis and asbestosis. and Etiology,' symptoms, diagnosis of sili At head of title: Treasury department. United States Public heaitf service ... Plates printed on both sides. "Appendix. Cases typical of the various groups of miners' consump tion": p. 35-39. "Related publications": p. 40. cosis and asbestosis. In- Lanza, A. J. [ed.3 Silicosis and asbestosis, oy various authors, pp.3-30; 31-65. 6. ^ [cop.1936.3 1. Miners' phthisis--Missouri. 2. Zinc mines and mininu--Missouri . Childs, Samuel Beresford, 1861- * Library of Congress --------------Copy 2. HD7269.M61U635 RA11.B175 no. 85 17-26308 Du 138 Lansa, A[nthonyJ <J[oseph] see editor 1884- Industrial hygiene, by various authors. Edited by A. J. Lanza, and J. A. Goldberg. 8. [cop.1939.} *W Lanza, Anthony Joseph, 1884- JournSl 8#- Harrington, Daniel, 1878- ... Miners' consumption in the mines of Butte, Mon tana. Preliminary report of an investigation made in the years 1916-1919, by Daniel Harrington and A. J. Lanza. Washington, Govt, print, off., 1921. 19 p. 24$*". ((U. S.i Bureau of mines. Technical paper 260) At head of title t ... Department of the interior. John Barton Payne, secretary. Bureau of mines. H. Foster Bain, acting director. First edition. February, 1921. cj. verso of t.-p. "Publications on health and sanitation": p. 19. 1. Miners' phthisis--Montana. 2. Miners--Butte, Mont. ' Anthony J,, 1884-- joint author. Library of Congress TN1.U6 no. 260 i. Lanza. 21-26258 ------------- Copy 2. HD7269. M61U615 \7\ m ...... eg Lanza, A[ntbony] J[oseph3, 1884- 273 Introduction. In- Ueanes, Lenna L[eotaJ. Exercises for health. Assisted by Esse V. Hathaway. pp.[iii-iv]. 1924. Mo Lanza, A[nthony] j[oasph}, 1884-" 143 Public health and sconoslo aspects, Units States. In his- Silicosis and asbestosis,' by various authors. Edited by A.J.Lanza, ,ks Istltstl bssltk ssrissi pp.405-431. 6. Coop.1936,] Inblonnl Lanza, Anthony Joitph 1884- ... Miners' consumption: a study of 433 cases of the disease among zinc miners in southwestern Missouri, by A. J. Lanza, passed assistant surgeon, United States Public health service. With a chapter on Roentgen ray findings in miners' consumption, by Dr. Samuel B. Childs. Prepared by direction of the surgeon generaL Wash ington, Govt, print, off., 1917. 40 p. plates. letin, no. 85) 24$*". (U. S. Public health service. Public health bul- (Continued on next card) 17-26308 Lanes, A[ethony3 JCosepb], 1B84- Silioosis and asbestosis^ Industrial hygiene, by various authors* 8. Ccop.;19i39.3 pp. 377-389. *c Lanza, Atnthony] JCoseph], 1884- Editor 143 Silicosis and asbestosis, oy various authors. [Introduction uy H.K.Pancoast.] xxvi, 439 pp. 29 pi. tols. graphs, il. 6. (22 cb.) London, New York, Oxford univ. press, [cop.193b]. iaa.-- Lanza, Anthony Joseph, 1884see Journal U. S. Bureau of mines. ... Silicosis and tuberculosis among miners of the tri-state district of Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri. i{- For the year ended June 30, 1928c- Washington, V. S. Govt, print, off., 1933- v. plates, fold. map. plan, tables. 23}*. (Technical paper 545, 552. At head of title, r- : U. S. Department of commerce. Roy D. Chapin, secretary. Bureau of mines. Scott Turner, director ... iParr] x by R. R. Sayers. F. V. Meriwether, A. J. Lanza and W. W. Adams; (parti n by F. V. Meriwether, R. R. Sayers anti A. J. Lanza. Running title: Silicosis aud tuberculosis In tri-state district. (Continued on next card ,10i 33-26030 Lanza, An thony -J oaaph, 1684sae Journal U. S. Bureau of mines. among miners ... 1933- .. Silicosis and tuberculosis (Card *2) ` Thls report presents the results of work done by the United States Bureau of mines at the Plcher (Okla.) clinic in cooperation with the Metropolitan life insurance co. and the Tri-state zinc A lead ore pro ducers association." 1. Lungs--Dust diseases. 2. Tuberculosis--Oklahoma. 3. Tubercu losis--Kansas. 4. Tuberculosis--Missouri. 5. Miners--Diseases and hygiene. r. Sayers. Royd Ray. 1SS2- n. Meriwether, Frank Valentine. 1887- in. Lanza. Anthony. J.. 1884- rr. Adams, Uliam Waugh. 1884- v. Metropolitan life insurance company, New York. vi. Tri-state zinc A lead ore producers association tii Title. Library of Congress 33--26030 TX1.U6 no. 545. 552 --------------- Copy 2. HD7269.M6ir8 t33ko, (622.061) 613.6 I WHO WAS WHO IN AMERICA WITH WORLD NOTABLES VOLUME IV 1961--1968 Indexed to All Who Was Who Volumes A COMPONENT VOLUME OF WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN HISTORY A compilation of sketches of Who's Who in America biographees as last published in Volumes 32 to 34 inclusive (1961-1968)--or in any earlier volume if not in hand for inclusion in previous Who Was Who editions (Volumes I, II, and III, 1897-1960)--with dates of death, interment locations, and any requested revisions appended. For the first time, sketches include all Who'S Who in America biographees 100 years of age or older about whom no current vital statistics data could be found (see Preface). MARQUIS-WHO'S WHO, INC. (The A. N. Marquis Company--Founded 1897) MARQUIS-WHO'S WHO BUILDING 200 EAST OHIO STREET CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60611 555 Uods, 1940, sec., 1MO-58. Organized Washington Sq. Mrs. C. W. Head, Nor. 17 1931. Practiced law at City Bapt. Coll., Mo., 1888-90; prof, physics and Players, N Y C., 1914; founder of The Theatre Guild, Ft. Worth since 1917; mem. 67th to 79th Con- applied mathematics, 1890-99; applied mathema- 1918; dir. since 1919, nov also eo-administrator; made gresses (1919-1947), 12th Tei. Dist. Democrat, tics and astronomy since 1899, Wake Forest Coil., arrangements with Bernard Shaw to produce "St. Methodist. Home; 2109 College A*., Ft. Worth. N.C. Mem. N.C. Acad. Science, N.C. Nature Study Joan." "Back to Methuselah"; made arrangements Died Aug. 1965. Soc., Astron. Soc. Pacific. Imented, 1907, the with Eugene O'Neil to produce "Strange Interlude," LANIER, Raphael O'Hara, educator; b. Winston cosmoid (a model of the celestial sphere, easily "Morning Becomes Electra," etc.; owner with wife, Salem, N.C., Apr. 28, 1900; s. James S. and Car- adjusted to illustrate astron. conceptions and Armina Langner, Westport Country Playhouse, sum rie Lee (Bethel) L.; B.A., cum laude, Lincoln C. motions). Address: Wake Forest, N.C.t mer theatre, Conn.; founder 1st pres. Am. Shake JPO..1922' ,^n, ,,D Pe?;' S,ta2,f0,^1' LANPHEAR. Emery, surgeon; b. at Mitlis. Tur- speare Festival Theatre and Academy, Stratford, 1928; Rosenwald fellow. Harvard, 1931-32; L.H.D., ke?i JuIy 16 lg59; 3 Rev Atery and Hulda Conn., 1950; adapted many plays including School for Husbands (with Arthur Guiterman), Der Fiedermaus (with Robert Simon}, etc.; producer with oth ers Theatre Guild on the Air, 1945-52, and United States Steel Hour for television, 1953-60. Author Liberia Coll., Monrovia, Liberia, W, Africa; LL D., ,Yoimelovel L ed. Kan. State Normal Scb.. Hart- 3y.aUli1Q9O.Q9i,TM..chhHrlHdre.'nn---iP-BueittitymJ'io PutTM14CDReatF>'- lHtls8'' tory tchr. Tuskegee Inst., 1923-25; dean coll., dir. summer sch., dir. extension Fla. A. and M. Coll., iifmnogrr(ttlonnnCoiUllne.g).,iate118888In11s;: t.;CChhMiicca.aDgcoo., PPMoooss.tt--GGMrreaaddd... Coll. SScchh..., (WaahCChhiiecaa- go Polyclinic, New York Post-Grad. Sch., and of one-act plays: "Another Way Out," "Fam ily Exit" (produced in N.Y. by Washington Square Players); "MatinaU, "Pie" (Provincetown Players). Author: Pursuit of Happiness (with Armina Lang ner). 1934; On to Fortune (with Armina Langner). 1930; Suzanna and the Elders (with Armina Lang ner). 1939; Henry Behave (play), 1927; Moses (play). 1924; Outline of Foreign Trade Mark Prac tice (with Herbert Langner), 1923; These Modem Women. 1928; The Magie Curtain (autobiography) 1951. The Importance of Wearing Clothes, 1959; The Play's the Thing (playwriting textbook), 1960. Mem. Acad. Television Arts and Sciences (treas., co-founder N.Y. chpt.). Am. Acad. Dramatic Art* (chmn. bd. trustees). Contbr. articles on Internal, patent law and trademark law to jours. Home: 32 E. filth St. Office: 27 W. 53d St., N.Y.C. Died Dec. 26, 1962; buried Westport, Conn. LANGRETH, Gearvt LHIlagstaa, management con sultant; b. Hartford, Conn., Dec. 4, 1906; s. George William and Maude Louise (Chapman) L.; B.S., Wesleyan l\ (Conn.), 1928; m. Faith S. Grant. Oct. 7, 1933; children--David Chapman. Susan Grant and J&ne Shepard (twins), Ann Russell. Research asso. P. W. Bridgman, Hollis prof, of physics and mathe matics. Harvard, 1928-29; with Wood, Stmthers k Co., N.Y. City, 1929-50, staff research dept., 192941. mgr. dept.. 1941-46. partner, 1946-50; consultant 00 bus. and financial matters for corps, and families, 1954--; exec, v.p., dir., chmn. finance co., Reli ance Life Ins. Co. of Pittsburgh (subsidiary of Mellon Nat. Bank k Trust Co.) 1951-52; v.p. fi nance. treas. Blaw-Knox Co. of Pitts., 1952--. also dir.; pres., dir. Corde Co., Pitts.; v.p. or treas., Tallahassee, 1925-33; dean Houston Coll., 103338; asst. dir. div. Negro affairs, Nat. Youth Ad- J;tly Harris, of Ashland, m, 1881 (died 1884). minstrn., Washiitfton, 1938-40; became dean in- \ary Max^in, of Parsons, Ivan 1885. Ed- stm. Hampton Inst., 1940, acting pres., Jan. 1943- ltor American Journal of Surgery 18 yrs.; prof. Feb. 1944, became dean coll., 1944, dean faculty, fpWfY* Hippocrateau Coll, of Medicine. 1st It. June 1944; special asst. Bur. of Services, U. US.A. Med. Reserve Corps. Ex-pres. Kan. City N.R.R.A., 1945-46; Am. minister to Liberia, 1946- Acad, of Medicine, St. Louis Acad. Medicine, 48; pres. Tex. So. U., Houston, 1948-- Mem. Tri-State Med. Soc. of Iowa, 111. and Mo. Soc- Tex. State Bd. Eiaminers for Tchr. Edn. Served ialist. Club: Papyrus. Address: 3870 Delmar in S.A.T.C., Lincoln U., 1918. Mem. Am. Tchrs. Blvd., St. Louis.t Assn, (trustee) Am. Assn. Sch. Adminstrs., LANSDON, William Clarence. b. Linn Co.. Kan., Gamma Mu, Zeta Chi, Phi DelU Kap- \(ay 1S63; s. Henry and Hannah A. (Ewing) pa, Alpha Phi Alpha, Alpha Pi Mu. Episcopalian. L . grad Kan NormaI CoU Ft. Scott, Kan., 1888; Xi"n <83>/, edl^rlal W- *>>* student u. of Kan., 1908-10, Kan. State Man. CJ5?Uar Je,-,"IBheruE- Training Sch., Pittsburg, Kan., 1904; m. (Mrs.) wna'Ti^rf.r' sPnun n/ioeo Eunice T. Long, of Ft. Scott, Dec. 24, 1899: 3908 Ttcnvester St Houston Died Dec. 1962. children^IaggiT Bell Long (stepdaughter), Henry LAMING, R(ichard) H(enry), ret. nival officer, j. Was prof, history and polk, economy, Kan. physician; b. Osaka, Japan (of Am. parents), Sept. Normal Ooll., 1888-93; pnfri. Ft. Scott High Sch., ?5- *883; s. Henry and Belle Teris (Michie) L.; 1896-1905; faculty mgr. of athletics, U. of Kan., A.B., Kenyon CoU., 1904; M.D., U. of Mich., 1908; 1905-11: editor and mgr. Salina Daily Union, m. Marguerite Comegys Boyer, Feb. 5 1917; chii- ion-18; dir. and sec. The Farmers* Union Jobdren-"Richard Boyer, Virginia Belle (Mrs. Edward bing Assn, of Kan. Organizer and lecturer Nat. Dominie Hogg), Robert Comegys, George Henry, Ed- Farmers* Union, 1919-24; supervisor of the Cen s'd Arthur Intern and resident. Northern Pacific SU3> 5th Kan. Dist., 1919-20; vice pres. Kan. IN?-!; asst heaUb officer, Peiree Co. (Wash. Farmers* Union, 1921-25; mem. U.S. Bd. of Tax j3 c5r* rank of U. (j.f.) 1011, and. advanced through grades 4^ d^'* ' heilth offletr, Dpt of North, Haiti, 1922-26; comdg officer, U.S. Naval Hosp. Ch.rleston. S C. 1926-29; chief of surg.. U.S. Naval HosfL Ship BeUef, 1929-31. U.S. Naval Hosp.. M.a._re_ .Is.la.nd_,__C__a_l_if_.,- 1-9w31_-3,5; _med. officer,, o-f several Cshaiplisf.,, c1h9i3e8f-3s9u:rgeexoenc,, oUff.iSc.erNUa.vSa.l NHaovsapl .H, oSsapn., DPioergtso-, Appeals since 1924. Dem. nominee for Gov. of Kan,. 1916, 18. Methodist. K. of P., Elk. clubs: Nat. Press, Congressional Country. Author; Laboratory Method of History. 1892; Co- ^ration History, Necessity, Methods. 1914; A Demagogue Unmasked, 1912; Rochdale Principles and P- ractice, 1--9--1--9, -Home: Salina, Kan. A- d- . Warrlman Pirfr TTntf>i WWaasshhiinnggttoonn, nD.Lr.tt dir. All Purpose Spreader Co., Elyria, 0., Trilok Co . Pitts.; dir., mem. policy com. Raytheon Mfg. Co.; dir. Nat. Union Fire Ins. Co. of Pitts, and affiliates. 1958--. Trustee, treas. Blow Knox Found., 1955--; dir., mem. exec, eom., chmn. fi nance com. Hosp. Service Assn. Pitts, trustee J k M Co. Profit Sharing Trust, 1954-56, JAM Pension Trust, 1955; mem. alumni council Wesleyan U. Mem. Controllers Inst., Machinery and Allied Products Inst., U.S. C. of C. (member defense committee 1957--). National Association of Manufactures, Eclectic Soc. Middletown. Oonglist. Clubs: Harvard, Broad Street (N.Y.C.); Stamford (Conn.) Yacht; Harvard-Yaie-Princeton, St. Clair Country, Duqu?snc (Pitts); Royal Ocean Racing (London. Eng.). mouth, Va,, 1939-41; nasal observer, Iceland and United Kingdom, 1941-42; comdg. officer, U.S. Navai Hosp., Pbila., 1942-43; (Hat. med. officer, 1st Nasal Diet., 1943-44, 3d Nasal Dist., 1945. 12th Nasal Dist., 1945-46; insp. Med. Dept, aeticitles Pacific Ocean areas. 1944-45; retired, 1946; health' officer, Amherst-Nelson health dist., 1947-56. Fellow A. M.A., Am. CoU. Surgeons, Am. Public Health Assn.; mem. Acacia, Phi Beta Kappa. Alpha Kappa Kappa. Episcopalian. Home: Amherst, Va. Died Apr. 9, f.rrT'LrV";; xn1963; buried Arlington Nat. Cemetery. r'e biMre^,Lkn,TMS*iZmd ..LAN*'L' ** Franklin, artist; b. Bangor Me., Mar. 30, 1846; s, Asa Paine and Betsey Turner <GTMut> } d- R1*- ?cte B"?or. Me., until 18691 studied Julien Acad., Pans, 1884. and IU> J P- Hardy, Bangor, 1869; unmarried. BeKan painting, Bangor, 1869. Mem. Boston Art clul>. Address: 74 Boylston St., Boston, Mass.t . J .. , t-AfJJER, Fred Merrill, asiator; b Portland, Ind., dul* M, 1900; s. Lorenzo Dow and Mary (Fox) L.; student Tri-State Coil., Angole, Ind., 1919-20: Cen- ^A^ariws!^0"ho^t1" Fall C^ek"'co..P"S; Home: 1024 Martha Av.. Mt. Lebanon, Pitts. 28. Office: 300 Sixth Av., Pitts. 22. Died Feb. 24, 1962; buried fudriam Heck, Coon. to Cal., 1854, cd pub. schs. San Frandsop. m. Caroline Jonts, of Los Angeles, 1881. Earned J10'*'TM3*'* 8r"n Pa*"*; acquired 44,000 acres of land, and organized Los Angela ,Mtr Caoltol Airways, Inc., 1927-29; insp. with uroMuticj bf i Dept. Commerce, 1929-38; chief gen. ln,pecUon dll _ civil Aeronautics Adminstm., 1938- a^ regulltion, 1942-46. Regional Admin- LAN6SHAW, Waiter Hamar, mfr.; b. Eagley, nr. Farming k Milling Co.; erected Uie Lankertlim )str CAA Sfcood Begion, 1946-47; dir. CAA Aero- Bolton. Eng., Jan. 5, 1859; s. of John Pendde- office building, ,,Loe Angeles. 1898; pres Main nautical Center, sin 1948. Sersed 1917-18. Army bury and Mary (Hamer) L.; came to America Street Sarings Bank, Los Angeles, 1886-1900, Avjat(on Sect. Signal Corps at Somme, Aisne-Marne, wth parents, 1866; limited opportunity of seh. owner Hotel Unkershim, Los Angeles. Retired Meuse Argonne> st. Mihiel. Mason. Hubs; QB, edn.; a. Sarah Elizabeth Mahan, of Andover, from active busmess. ;190O. Was organizer, 1897, wlng,_ 0kla Hom(;; 310)) N w Mth St., Oklahoma Mass., Aug. 23, 1884 (died 1896); children-- and cent. Los Angeles Oar. Troop; lt.-col. on city Died June 29 i960. Walter Seymour (dec.), Albert Oolbum; m. 2d, Elizabeth Wilkinson, of New Bedford, Mass., June 23, 1898; children--Eunice, Richard (dee.). Begin in miLi at Lawrenee, at age of 9; was staff gos. Cal., 1900 ; 32 Mason. Clubs: Califomk (Los AngeUs). Bohemian, Union League (San Franefeco). Address: Lukershio Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal.f LANZA, Anthony Joseph, physician; b. N.Y.C., Mar. 8, 1884; s. Manfredi and Clara (Hammond) L.; M.D., George Washington t\, 1906; m. Laura Kate Thomas, Nov. 18, 1913; children--Mary Bi Maced in charge of dept, in Potomska Mtilf. LANKES, Julius J. (ling'kfa), artist; b. Buffalo, anca (Mrs. W. Gregory Maue, Jr.), Elizabeth (Mrs. New Bedford, 189-1; was made gupt. Dartmouth N.Y., Aug. 31, 1884; s. John and Elizabeth (Adams) Gordon H. Felton). With USPHS, 1907-20; spl. Mills, 1895, dir., 1898, gen. mgr., 1901, pret., L; ed. Art Students' League of Buffalo and Art staff mem. Rockefeller Found., adviser to Common 1906. Retired from active business, 1934. Trus Seh. of Mus. of Fine Arts, Boston; m. Edee M. wealth Govt, of Australia on indal. hygiene, 1921- tee N.E. Conservatory of Musie. Episcopalian. Bartlett, Oet. 31. 1014; children--Julius Bartlett, 24; exec. sec. Nat. Health Council, N.Y.C., 1924- Mason. Author of two brochures oo the tariff John Moseley, Emily Elizabeth, Elizabeth, Paul A. 26; asso. med. dir. Met. Life Ins. Co., 1926-49; question, one of which was submitted as a Spedallaes In woodcuts. Exhibited in large museums, chmn. Inst. Indsl. Med., Bellevue Med. Center; brief to Com. on Ways and Means, U.S. Ho. galleries and colleges throughout U.9.; represented prof. Indsl. medicine, 1947-54, prof, emeritus, f Rep., 1913; advocate of a moderate tariff in collections Met. Mus. Art. Library of Congress, i 1954-64. Chief surgeon U.S. Bur. Mines, 1914-19; cotton schedule. Musician (organist). Home: others. Soc. Am. Graphic Artists, N.A. Author: Vir med. cons. Gen. Motors Corp., 1931-32. Served as lew Bedford, Maas.f ginia Woodcuts; A Woodcut Manual. Home: 2414 W. sr. surgeon in charge indsl. hygiene USPHS, dur ^LANGTRY. Ullle (or Lily) (Emilie Charlotte le Club Blvd., Durham, N.C. Died Apr. 22, 1960; vtton). actress; b. Jersey, Channel Islands, Oct. buried Gardenville, N.Y. 18, 1853; m. Edward Langtry, 1874 (dec. 1897); LANNEAU, Mm Francis, college prof.; fa. Charles J- 2d. Hugh Gerald de Bathe, 1899. Debut in ton, S.C., Feb. 7, 1836; s. Charles Henry and judsmith's She Stoops to Conquer. Haymarket Sophia (Stephens) L.; grad. S.C. Mil. Acad., 2*tre, London, Eng., 1881; organized own tbe- Charleston, 1856; A.M., Baylor U., Waco, Texas, jjeai co., came on 1st of many toura to U.S., 1869; (LL.D., Furman University, S.C., 1915); m. 1*82; ret., 1915. Author (autobiography) The DayB Louise Skinner Cox, of Greenville, S.C., 1869. tKnew, 1925. & 1929.* Died Monte Carlo, Monaco, Feb. Tutor mathematics, 1857, prof, physics and chemistry, 1858-61. Furman U., Greenrille, S.C.; 1 LANHAM, Fritz Garland, tx-congressman; b. capt. cav., then It. and capt. engrs., 1861-64; Jttthrford, Tei., Jab. 3, 1880; j. Samuel Willis teacher pvt. sch., 1865; prof, mathematics and Jeter and Sarah IMongj L.; B.A.. Weatherford astronomy, Furman U.. 1866-68; prof, mathematics, #". 1897; postgrad. Vanderbilt U., 1897-98; William Jewell Coll., Mo., 1869-73; pres. Alabama H U. Tex.. 1900, student law; m. Beulah Central Female Coll., Tuscaloosa, 1873-79, Bapt. *. Oct. 27, 1908 (died Jan. 1930); m. 2d, Female Ooll., Lexdngton, Mo., 1879-88, Pierce ing World War I; col. M.C., AUS, 1942-45; dir. div. occupational health, preventive medicine serv ice Office of Surgeon Gen. Decorated Legion of Merit. Recipient Adolph Kammer Merit-in-Authorship award Indsl. Med. Assn. Trustee and chmn. med. com. Indsl. Hygiene Found. Trustee Trudeua Found., N.Y. U. Mem. A.M.A. (mem. council on indsl. health), N.Y. Acad. Medicine (chmn. com. on indsl. health), Am. Pub. Health Assn., Nat. Tb Assn., Am. Social Hygiene Assn., N.Y. Tfa and Health Assn., Kappa Sigma, Alpha Kappa Kappa, Sigma Xi. Clubs: Cosmos (Washington); Sleepy Hollow Country (N.Y.). Editor: Siliconsis and Asbestosis, 1938; Industrial Hygiene (with Jacob Goldberg), 1939; The Pneumoconioses, 1963; edi tor-in-chief Modern Monographs in Industrial Medi cine; adv. editorial bd. History of Preventive Medi- 556 cine in World War II. Contbr. articles on indsl. Ann (Thompson) Phillips; ed. at borne by father; LARSEN, Esper Signlus, Jr., geologist; b Asto medicine and hygiene to med. pubis. Establishment m. at Niles, Mich., Henry Lardner, Nor. 6, 1861. Ore., Mar. 14. 1879: s. Esper Signlus and Loi by NY. U. of Anthony J. Lanza Research Labs.. Author: The Spray of Western Pine. 1903; Sparks (Pauly) L.; B.S., U. of Calif, 1906 PhD l1 1964. Home: 441 E. 20th St., N.Y.C. 16. Of- from the Yule Log, 1904. Address: Niles, Mich.f m. Eta Audrey Smith, Nor 21 1910; ehiidre S50 1st Av., N-Y.C._ 16 Died Mar. 23. LARNED, Aupusta, author; b. Rutland,. Jefferson Clark Smith (deceased), Esper Slgnius m (de 1964; buned Arlington Nat. Cemetery. Co jj.Y., Apr. 16, 1835; ed. Watertown and Asst, petrographer Geophysical Laboratory, 1907 LANZA, Marquise Clara, author; b. Ft. Riley. Potsdam sems. and Spingler Inst., New York; assistant geologist. United States Geological : Kan., 1859; d. Surgeon Gen. William A. (U S A.) unmarried. Settled New York as contributor and fey. 1909-14, geologist, 1914-58. in charge sec and Helen (Nisbet) Hammond; ed. Mrs. Willlames corr. to periodicals; edited The Resolution, wo- of Petrology, 1918-23; awing prof, geology, U. Acad., New York; m. at New York, the Mar- man's rights paper, for sometime; connected Calif., 1915-10; prof, petrography, Harvard, li quis Manfredi Lanza, of Palermo, Sicily, 1878. as corr. and editorial writer with Christian Recipient Roebling Medal, 1941. Penrose Me Author: Mr. Perkins' Daughter, 1880; A Right- Register, Boston, for 20 yrs.; contbr. of The JJ53- Member Nat. Acad. Sei., Qeol. Soc. of > eous Apostate, 1881; Basil Morton's Transgression, Roundabout Road Series of papers to New York Miner#*- Soc. of Am., Mineral Soc. of Great Brit 1886; A Modem Marriage, 1890; Horace Everett, Evening Post. Author; Home Stories; Talks with J,m; *rtJ *?d Sconce*. Am. Inst. Mining 1895: The DweUer on the Borderland, 1910. Girls; Tales Retold from Grecian Mythology; The Metallurgical Engineers, Society of Econ Geo Contbr. to mags, and newspapers. Address: 19 Norse Grandmother; Tales from the Eddas; VII- *st5> Lo<?don Glogll<*l SofleAy (hortry]/ Re; W. 31st St., New York, N.Y.f lage Photographs; Id Woods and Fields (verse); {Congregationalism Author: The Microsc Anl'inlu' St f C0Untry ^ OritoSL*FEmmoTM' Cta&SnSd foD&rti.- Dec. 6, 1883, s. Lewis Henry and Antionette mit, n.j.t >>,. t\rrAr niitrtpt rnifinAi imo. /with vmt B kZATy;- * M ,,,T7'4oPref,j: `ySS'o si- uu' Am Tnat Sfn' Sa,i to Windham County, Conn., 1899; History of Wood- and Petrology of the San Juan Mountains, Color Francisco Chief F C A m^sion io CWna Shanf stock' Conn - I2; ^ mmy ^ hW' "MTM***- Contbr. Am. Mineralogist, American Journal or S haTlTM48-S:efm^' to" e! AttSS. wS Address: *"*. TM * . HJjjtSM Connect 52: employer mem. Nat. Def. Mediation Bd., 1941; LARRABEE. C(hastes) R(sllia), govt, offldal; Ac., N.W., Washington 8. Died Mar. 8, 1961. mem. Pres. Management-Labor Conf., Washington, b. Chicago, Feb. 8, 1898; s. Rollln North and Bertha LARSEN, Harold D(Mlel), educator- b War 1942: mgmt. rep. Nat. War Labor Bd., 1942-43; (Curtis) L.; A.B., Harvard Coll., 1919, LL.B., 1923; Pa.. Dec. 7, 1904; s. MarcusP. and Anna E ( dir. bus. adv. council Dept. Commerce. Organizer m. Paula Ttillj. June 15, 1938. Geo. practice of law, demon) l.; A.B., U. Mlcb 1927 AMP San Francisco Employers Council; actvie mem. Chicago, 1923-33; vast, eorp- counsel, Cityof CM- Ph.D., U. Wls.. 1936; m Alta Thiirbcr Feb Waterfront Employers Council dir. C. of C. U S.; cago, 1926-27; service of Fed. Govt., since 1933; * 1S31; l dan Anneinstr U Wls 1928-35 mayor of San Francisco, 1944-48. Mem. bd. over- asst. gen. counsel Fed. Emergency Admlnetrn. of nm., 1935-36 asst prof 193fM0 asso or seers Harvard. 1943-49; mem. bd. trustees Asia Pub. Works. 1(138-39; chief trial examiner Bituminous 1949-44 prof ' 1944-47 Mting dean grad s Foundation, San Francisco. Served as capt., 305th Coal Div., Dept of tbo Interior, 1940-41; mem. War 1945-46'- nrof ' chmn drat math Albion (Mi, Inf.. 77th Div., U.S. Army, World War I; in charge Contracts Price Adjustment Bd., 1947-48; offlee of f,0.. 10,7. npo r.- qum_'r f transportation U.S. Food Adminstrn., London, Eng. general counsel. R.F.C., 1943-50; offlee of general 104S.55 xaf simmer Inst fforthwestom U r Clubs: Bohemian, Golf, Pacific-Union (San Fran- counsel Nat. Prodn. Authority, 1951-53: assisUnt bo 61-^Snr m 'ThepSaaM 194: cisco); Harvard (San Francisco and N.Y.C.); Coun- gen. counsel Department of the Air Force. 1954-- MotS'Matt 3^'jSSkoSu^Asskui H i(.BfSSr!tirCC): TM T "* *th r.A. CfrtrolO.t.8.. 1918. Mem. O*o. Co^Tcta.'MatoS^st^." Office'- L215 Maroro atH Sin36F?aiitof DUri BlAss"i' Bu,tHJfwr9eb- AJ"; Am 1966 ' Fnuleta0- Dled 5M1UI. Home: 4,01 C^tot Av WaeMn^on Ap:, . . ,, . _ M 20008. Died July 6. 1964. buned Arlington Nat. wLA,2TB; *Y bl Cemet*ry- Mo.. Feb. 3, 1902; s. Alphonse A and Nina A. LARRETA, Enrique, Argentine writer and diplo- (Mitchell> L., LL.B., Columbia, 1920, m. Mjxine mat; b. Buenos Aires, 1875; s. Carlos Rodrigues Joyce Kennedy. July 0, 1929; children--Alphonse A. (officer USMC), Vlrfnl. Ellen. Admitted to [^eta Na?& andBuAeuigouVstiAndarosM, azVa. y Oribe: Burns ed. Colegio Aires: Dr. Author: Basic MathemaUes for Pilot, and FI 1M3; Ria^ Tables, 1948; Arithmetic CoUeges, 1950; Enrichment Program for Arithrn, 1956. Editor Mathematics Student Jour., 1954 Home; 310 Burr Oak St.. Albion, Mich. Died . 9, 1901; buried Albion Memory Gardens. , .DCru u--. ___ ^ N.Y. bar, 1932; asso. Root. Clark, Buckner * Bal- Jurisprudence and Social 9cis.; m. Josefina Ancbo- JJ" }`. J?' lantine, N.Y.C., 1929-37, Laporte * Meyers, 1950- rena; children--Agustin, Fernando, Josefina. Minis. TM. I(%i&ii w* --; atty. C.I.T. Financial Corp.. 1937-44, v.p., gen. tr plenipotentiary to France, 1910-16. Mem. Aca- a^rfI^a^?VnfIipri913pJS?f` v counsel. 1944-46; sr. v.p. Dollar Savs. Bank, N.Y. demia Espanola, Instituto de Francis. Instituto a C.. 1940-50; director of the San Juan (P.B.) Cultural Argentino-Uruguayo (pres. 1937); Academy ?fTM)*"_1Anu"ons' r i?19`2d Hotel Corporation, Ponce, P.R. Trustee Catbolie Nadonal de la Historia, Acad. Nat. Fine Arts. JJ*"* VJ55* Univ. of P.R., Ponce. Mem. Am., N.Y. Bar mu., Academy Argentina de Letras. Author "Artemis," 5o It. f., lm; exP- <wty, Cuba, 1914 Bar Assn. City N.Y. Clubs: Union League (N.Y.C.); (novel), 1903; U gloria de Don Ramiro, una HaUk, 1914-1S. Santo^Domin^. 1914-10, Me; Wykagyl Country (New Rochelle, N.Y.). Home: 33 vida en tiempos de Felipe Segundo, 1908 (transl. 1J15. Nicaragua, 1928-30; served with AEF, 1 PryerTerrace, New Rochelle. N.Y. Office: 74 Trio- by L. B.Walton, New York, 1924): Dlscursos dip- 19; electoral mission. Nicaragua, 1929-30; itv Pi N Y C B Died Oct 29 1982. lomaticosy politicos; "L Lqmpc d'Argile," 1918; gov., comdg. geo. def. forces, Szmoa. 1942 I.B. ,W.a8'.i",w!U..!hKf.?ni2tnipS' Dh tSSTf'llSV: "reUra'L''uc1ie9m32a;ga"."Ce1n9iz2a3.": "Z19o3g3o;ibLi,a"s 1d9os26f;un"dEacl loLnines- Igselann. d Dceopmt.dr..Pamcifilic. . go1v9.4, 6;Guraemtir.ed1,9441-94486; ; coett Y., Nov. !9. 1880. S. Frederick and Elizabeth (H<B ^ Buen0J A|rta 1933. ..Pasi()n de Roma,'- 1937: Colo. Planning Commn.. 1947-48: dir. Colo, land) L.; Ph B,, Alfred u , X9U0, ra-.r/., iio, gantl Mjria de] B(Kn Aire 1936. .Ttemp(), nu. M > 1951-59. Decorated D.S.M. (Navy, twi ^ndrSS,`f' ftoTM-m" Msrv Cl'ancy Oct mta^os." 1939: `*U Calle de la Vida y de la D.S.C. (Navy, twice), 3Uver Star (Army, 3 tin ^,n,s FllMbeth Mamret Murte," Sonetos, 1941; "Teniaque Suceder," (dra- Medal of Merit (twice). Bronze star, Comme: i 10H hwh^"p Simnron 1941(^) "* novel). 1943; "Jerdnimo y su Almohada," tlon ribbon; comdr. Legion of Honor, Croix 2d; MtocI P. Sisson 1941 (OM.I. 194fl. u Paranja, 1947. Address: Florida 527, Guerrt, with palm (France); Presdl. Medal Mad atw!s lToB-Ot legMUive6^ ? U>fLmI- Buenos Alres- Argentina. Died July 1961. Merit (Nicaragua); Fouragent and 12 campaign krivfv'otTM^ LeSm Oio sroton of D1 USsU- LARRINAGA, Tulls, govt, ofd.; b. Trujillo Alto. bona. Mem. Nat. Assn. State and Territorial , tiro 1907"sit ln'MUtira Cmnell U. 1908; leg- Puerto Blco, Jan. 15, 1847: attended Rensselaer Def. Directors (pres. 1953-54). Soc. Am. Watlve reference librarian Ind., Oct. 1908-13; dir. Poly. Inst., Troy, N.Y., 1865-68; m. Bertha Goyro Engrs. (dir.). Clubs: Denver Country, Denver, iDd Bur of Legislative Infonnation, 1913-18; dir. Saint Victor, June 22, 1879: 5 children. Worked High (Denver); Army and Navy (Washingt investigations Ohio Health and Old Age Ins. Com- on constm. Grand Central Sta., N.Y.C.; apptd. Army and Navy Country (Arlington, Va.); C mn 1918-19- mng. editor Nation's Health, 1919- architect City of San Juan, P.R.; built 1st rail- Chaae (Md.). Home: 836 E. 17th Av,, Df 23 See State Commn on Indal. and Agrl. Edo., road in P.R., 1880; engr. for Provincial Depute- 80218. Died Oct. 2, 1962; buried Arlington 1912-13; mem. Fed. Commn. on Vocational Edn., tlon. 1880-89; sub.-sec. public worka, 1898; del. Cemetery. S19p1l.4:Libmraermie.s.Sp1l9. 10L-ib1r7a;rieosrgaAnsizsend, Panudb. mAnfgfa. ire. dIitno-r fPourerPto.R.RiicnanU.SLe..gis1la9t0u5r-e1, 1;19A0m2--04;P.p3reds, Pacnom-Ammr.. aJLSARSSETNli,aM7rNnwlra John educator elec ^TUmTs jota A. eSngr formation Service, 19J.4; asso. editor Nat. Munlcl- Congrem, Brazil. 1906: apptd. by Pres. Wilson jjJaLT (Cook) L.; B.8., State U. Ia., 1933, Y pal Rev., 1912-13, Am. Poltt. Sel. Rev., 1914-18. mem. Ezec. Council of P.R., 1915. Died Santuree, 1934i Ph D., ig37; m. Janet Julia Seger, Dee. Engaged In social surveys and studies for pub., P.R.. Apr- 28. 1917. 1935; children-^Memet Ruth, Lyndell Louise, Jr pvt. agys.. 1919-27; head dept. stal Kls.. prof, LARSEN, EUsuha Bakv, author; b. Dennis Port. Jess. Instr. Mich. Coll. Mini)* and Tech.. 1. sociology Marquette U., 1927-32; ehmn. Bitumlnoue Qijjp cod. Mass.. July14. 1877; d. Samuel Small 39, asst, prof., 1940-43; sr. engr. research Coal Labor Bd., Div. 2. and mem. Nat. Bituminous ^ Julia Ann (Bazter) Baker; ed. Dennis South Stromberg Carlson Co.. 1943-47; chief engr. Coal Labor Bd., 1933-34: mem. Petroleum Labor Bc)1 Qua^y (Moss.) Tng. 9eh. (for teach- tronics Central Comnd. Industries, Chgo., 1947 Policy Bd., 1934-36; asst, to Adminstrn. Pub. aistni. In lit. and eertlfleate from Co- prof., had dept. elec, engring. U. Fla., 1951 Works on Labor Relations, 1936-37; nat. referee ]Umbla u. for corr. study in short Story, etc.; Registered profl. engr., Fla. Mem. I.B.E., Internet. Bldg. Trades Unions, 1936-38; Nat. By. ytt.D., Upper la. U.. Fayette, la., 1943; m. Lewis Inst. E.E. Am. Soc. Engring. Edn.. Newcomen Labor Panel. 19*2-47: engaged in labor aroitratton AyeustuJ Larsen, June 20, 1906:children--Julia N-A.. Sigma XI, Eta Kappa Nu, Sigma since 1937. Chmn. Citizens Schools Com.. Chgo.. (dec.), Laurwee Henry, WlHam George. Be- Oube: Rotary; U. Fla. Athenaeum. Contbr. art since 1943. Rep., Am. Assn, for Adult Edn. at ,, ^ Dut) ^ ^ jggg tehr. pvt. on psyefaopfays. meisurementi, TV, elreuits to P World Conf. on Adult Edn., Cambridge, Eng., 1929; ^ st Pmi1 Mui researeh In Staffordshire Jours. Patentee In field. Home: 805 N. W. : also Ch. Peace Union at eonfs. on luteTM'. Peace D(st coDeotor of Am. hWorteal Staf- Terrace, GalnesviHe, Fla. Died Mir. 28, L TJTMogh Religion, Geneva, 1928, and Frankfort, fonjjbire since 1919; abort story writer: lee- LARSON, John Aronstro, psychiatrist; b. 8 * `M-. *?- booTM. N.8., Can;. Dee. . .Lot tionalguidance TTS R <7th Author: Am. HWorical Views on Staffordshire 1892. naturalized, 1910. Aat. in biolocr B Home. 1155 E. 57tto 1939: 1950 contbr. ar- 1914-15; instr. U. So. Cal.. 1915-16: * St.. Chgo. 60037. Died Dee. I960. tWe# 0lJ Stafford**TM China to Antiquariw, Mac. iwtr. later instr. ph^iolocr U. Cal., 1910-20: LARDNER, Lent Bopnlv, author; b. at Catzkill, Antiques, American CoUoetor Mac. Home: 3000 search In erlmlooloo with Berkeley (Cal.) Fi N.Y., June 2, 1843; d. Rev. Joseph F. and Kite 9peneerrille Rd.. Lima, 0. Died Feb. 1967. Dept., 1920-23; researeh psycbt^ocUt Stats FOUNDED 1787 LIBRARY f)e College of $fjp$inan$ 0f $f)iiabelpf)ia 19 SOUTH TWENTY-SECOND STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA 19103 TELEPHONE: (215) 561-6050 TELEFACSIMILE: (215) 561-6477 5 November 1991 Pat Folkerth Legal Assistant Baron & Budd 8333 Douglas Avenue - 10th Floor Dallas, Texas 75225 Dear Pat: An ARLIN search on Anthony Joseph Lanza did not produce manuscript holdings in any repositories. In NUCMC The National Library of Medicine (8600 Rockville Pike, Bethesda, MD 20894 Tel. (301) 496-6308) has manuscript material of the U.S. Army Medical Corps officers (MS 66-1496). A. J. Lanza is among the authors. In our autograph collection we have one signed facsim form letter from the National Health Council, sent out by Lanza when he was execu tive officer of that organization. Photocopies of our holdings of his printed works are enclosed. Sorry for the delay in getting back to you, we had a very busy October. Good luck with your search. Sincerely yours. Enel. Jean P. Carr Assistant Librarian Historical Collections