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There are ample reasons for all the hand trouble, report Drs. Richard L. Sutton Jr. and Samuel Ayres Jr. The hands are more exposed to heat, cold, light, moisture, irritant chemicals, sensitizing chemicals and germs than any other part of the body. Moreover, an infection or poisoning of the whole body may affect the hands with especial severity. Finally, because they are the most used organs of touch, they are subject to psychosomatic disturbances. ("The hands are busy if the mind is busy . . . agitated if the mind is agitated...
Aiding the committee will be a three man team who will do all the interviewing and research for the project. Headed by Francis X. Sutton, lecturer in Social Relations, the research group include Robert E. Kuenue, instructor in Economics, and Mrs. Eleanor Maccoby lecturer in Social Relations...
Interviewing of members of the different departments under consideration has already been started, Sutton said yesterday. The committee is first gathering faculty opinions as to what can be done with the present resources in the behavioral sciences here. Eventually, the three intend to interview faculty members of all ranks and may even extend their questioning to graduate students and undergraduates...
...will also compile statistics covering all work in these fields, both in the College and in the many graduate schools. "Our problem is that the Ford Foundation has not set specific bounds on the area of the behavioral sciences," said Sutton. "We aren't quite sure of all the fields which we will eventually study...
...Restaurateur] Toots Shor told of Hemingway and Hugh Casey, the late Dodger pitcher, trading blows while standing in an open doorway in Havana. A knockdown every punch. Papa won. He never even lost a tooth. 'Spitting teeth is for suckers,' he said ... He hailed a cab. 'Sutton Place South,' he told the driver, then spoke some words in Italian. 'You an Italian boy?' the driver asked, and he said he was from north of Venice . . . 'Then what are you doing on Sutton Place South?' 'Doin' good,' said Ernest Hemingway...